Billboard Top 30 Hits – 1950

1 	Gordon Jenkins and The Weavers 	Goodnight Irene
2 	Nat King Cole 	Mona Lisa
3 	Anton Karas 	Third Man Theme
4 	Gary and Bing Crosby 	Sam's Song
5 	Gary and Bing Crosby 	Simple Melody
6 	Teresa Brewer 	Music, Music, Music
7 	Guy Lombardo 	Third Man Theme
8 	Red Foley 	Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy
9 	Sammy Kaye 	Harbor Lights
10 	Sammy Kaye and Don Cornell 	It Isn't Fair
11 	Eileen Barton 	If I Knew You Were Coming I'd've Baked A Cake
12 	Kay Starr 	Bonaparte's Retreat
13 	Gordon Jenkins and The Weavers 	Tzena, Tzena, Tzena
14 	Tony Martin 	There's No Tomorrow
15 	Phil Harris 	The Thing
16 	Ames Brothers 	Sentimental Me
17 	Andrews Sisters and Gordon Jenkins 	I Wanna Be Loved
18 	Patti Page 	Tennessee Waltz
19 	Andrews Sisters and Gordon Jenkins 	I Can Dream, Can't I
20 	Tennessee Ernie Ford and Kay Starr 	I'll Never Be Free
21 	Patti Page 	All My Love
22 	Gordon Jenkins 	My Foolish Heart
23 	Ames Brothers 	Rag Mop
24 	Bill Snyder 	Bewitched
25 	Perry Como 	Hoop-Dee-Doo
26 	Gordon Jenkins 	Bewitched
27 	Ames Brothers 	Can Anyone Explain?
28 	Billy Eckstine 	My Foolish Heart
29 	Bing Crosby 	Dear Hearts And Gentle People
30 	Frankie Laine 	Cry Of The Wild Goose

Every December Billboard publishes a chart listing the year's top songs based on their cumulative chart performance in the United States. The number of songs listed on the chart varied in the early years before becoming a top 100 chart in 1956.

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