Malcolm Vaughan
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- Born Malcolm James Thomas on 22 March 1929 in Wales, UK.
- Died on 09 February 2010 in England, UK.
- 1955
Every Day Of My Life 
- Malcolm Vaughan entered the UK charts on 01 July 1955, spent 16 weeks in the charts and reached number 5.- 1956
- With Your Love - Malcolm Vaughan entered the UK charts on 27 January 1956, spent 1 weeks in the charts and reached number 20.
- With Your Love - Malcolm Vaughan re-entered the UK charts on 10 February 1956 and spent a further 1 in the charts reaching number 18.
- With Your Love - Malcolm Vaughan re-entered the UK charts on 02 March 1956 and spent a further 1 in the charts reaching number 20.
- St. Therese Of The Roses - Malcolm Vaughan entered the UK charts on 26 October 1956, spent 1 weeks in the charts and reached number 27.
- St. Therese Of The Roses - Malcolm Vaughan re-entered the UK charts on 16 November 1956 and spent a further 19 in the charts reaching number 3.
- 1957
- The World Is Mine - Malcolm Vaughan entered the UK charts on 12 April 1957, spent 1 weeks in the charts and reached number 30.
- The World Is Mine - Malcolm Vaughan re-entered the UK charts on 03 May 1957 and spent a further 2 in the charts reaching number 29.
- Chapel Of The Roses - Malcolm Vaughan entered the UK charts on 10 May 1957, spent 8 weeks in the charts and reached number 13.
- The World Is Mine - Malcolm Vaughan re-entered the UK charts on 31 May 1957 and spent a further 1 in the charts reaching number 26.
- My Special Angel - Malcolm Vaughan entered the UK charts on 29 November 1957, spent 14 weeks in the charts and reached number 3.
- 1958
- To Be Loved - Malcolm Vaughan
(with The Mike Sammes Singers) entered the UK charts on 21 March 1958, spent 12 weeks in the charts and reached number 14.
- More Than Ever (Come Prima) - Malcolm Vaughan
(with The Mike Sammes Singers) entered the UK charts on 17 October 1958, spent 14 weeks in the charts and reached number 5.
- 1959
- Wait For Me - Malcolm Vaughan entered the UK charts on 27 February 1959, spent 1 weeks in the charts and reached number 28.
- Wait For Me - Malcolm Vaughan re-entered the UK charts on 13 March 1959 and spent a further 14 in the charts reaching number 13.