Russ Conway

• Born Trevor Herbert Stanford on 02 September 1925 in England, UK.
• Died on 16 November 2000 in England, UK.

• Had 2 UK Chart Number 1s.
• Included in UK Number Ones.

• 1957
• Party Pops - Russ Conway entered the UK charts on 29 November 1957 and reached number 24.
• 1958
• Got A Match ? - Russ Conway entered the UK charts on 29 August 1958 and reached number 30.
• More Party Pops - Russ Conway entered the UK charts on 28 November 1958 and reached number 10.
• 1959
• The World Outside - Russ Conway entered the UK charts on 23 January 1959 and reached number 24.
• Side Saddle - Russ Conway entered the UK charts on 20 February 1959 and reached number 1.
• Roulette - Russ Conway entered the UK charts on 15 May 1959 and reached number 1.
• China Tea - Russ Conway entered the UK charts on 21 August 1959 and reached number 5.
• 1960
• More And More Party Pops - Russ Conway entered the UK charts on 01 January 1960 and reached number 5.
• Snow Coach - Russ Conway entered the UK charts on 01 January 1960 and reached number 7.
• Royal Event - Russ Conway entered the UK charts on 17 March 1960 and reached number 15.
• Fings Ain't Wot They Used T'Be - Russ Conway entered the UK charts on 21 April 1960 and reached number 47.
• Lucky Five - Russ Conway entered the UK charts on 19 May 1960 and reached number 14.
• Passing Breeze - Russ Conway entered the UK charts on 29 September 1960 and reached number 16.
• Even More Party Pops - Russ Conway entered the UK charts on 24 November 1960 and reached number 27.
• 1961
• Pepe - Russ Conway entered the UK charts on 19 January 1961 and reached number 19.
• Pablo - Russ Conway entered the UK charts on 25 May 1961 and reached number 45.
• Toy Balloons - Russ Conway entered the UK charts on 30 November 1961 and reached number 7.
• 1962
• Lesson One - Russ Conway entered the UK charts on 22 February 1962 and reached number 21.
• Always You And Me - Russ Conway entered the UK charts on 29 November 1962 and reached number 33.

• Say It With Flowers - Dorothy Squires (and Russ Conway)