Song title 67 - Cry

This page lists the chart runs for songs called "Cry" in order of success. This list combines cover versions and distinct songs that happen to share the same title.

If, alternately, you are looking for songs which have the word "Cry" somewhere in the title a better alternative would be to look up the word in the site index for c.

#	Artist	Song Title	Year	Chart Entries
1	Johnnie Ray	Cry	1951	US Billboard 1 - Nov 1951 (27 weeks), US 1940s 1 - Dec 1951 (25 weeks), US 1 for 11 weeks - Dec 1951, US CashBox 1 - Dec 1951 (33 weeks), Australia 1 for 5 weeks - Jun 1952, Grammy Hall of Fame in 1998 (1951), DZE 1 of 1951, US invalid BB 2 of 1951, US BB 3 of 1952, DDD 4 of 1951, POP 6 of 1952, Your Hit Parade 12 of 1951, Italy 68 of 1955, Acclaimed 1084 (1951), RYM 5 of 1951
2	Godley & Creme	Cry	1985	Canada 1 - Aug 1985 (13 weeks), MTV Video of the year 1986 (Nominated), Holland 8 - Apr 1985 (10 weeks), ODK Germany 8 - May 1985 (13 weeks) (2 weeks in top 10), Austria 12 - Jul 1985 (2 months), US Billboard 16 - Jul 1985 (17 weeks), Germany 17 - May 1985 (2 months), UK 19 - Mar 1985 (17 weeks), Belgium 24 - Jun 1985 (3 weeks), Canada 54 of 1985, US Radio 127 of 1985 (peak 16 5 weeks), RYM 64 of 1985
3	Faith Hill	Cry	2002	Canada Gold (certified by CRIA in Jan 2003), Norway 20 - Nov 2002 (1 week), Belgium 20 - Oct 2002 (4 weeks), UK 25 - Oct 2002 (2 weeks), Japan (Tokyo) 25 - Oct 2002 (7 weeks), US Billboard 33 - Aug 2002 (26 weeks), Scrobulate 82 of country, ODK Germany 93 - Oct 2002 (1 week)
4	Waterfront	Cry	1989	France 9 - May 1989 (1 week), US Billboard 10 - Apr 1989 (17 weeks), Japan (Tokyo) 16 - May 1989 (10 weeks), UK 17 - May 1989 (13 weeks), Canada 85 of 1989, US Radio 92 of 1989 (peak 9 6 weeks)
5	Michael Jackson	Cry	2001	Sweden 5 - Jan 2002 (7 weeks), UK 25 - Dec 2001 (4 weeks), ODK Germany 76 - Dec 2001 (4 weeks), Japan (Tokyo) 99 - Jan 2002 (1 week)
6	Ronnie Dove	Cry	1966	Canada 4 - Nov 1966 (10 weeks), Record World 13 - 1966, Keener 17 - Nov 1966 (4 weeks), US Billboard 18 - Nov 1966 (9 weeks), US Radio 172 of 1966 (peak 18 2 weeks)
7	Vera Lynn	Cry	1952	UK 40s Sheet Music 2 - Mar 1952 (22 weeks)
8	Simple Minds	Cry	2002	France 7 - Mar 2002 (1 week), UK 47 - Mar 2002 (1 week), ODK Germany 92 - Apr 2002 (1 week)
9	Knightsbridge Strings	Cry	1959	Canada 43 - Aug 1959 (4 weeks), US Billboard 53 - Jul 1959 (7 weeks)
10	Kym Marsh	Cry	2003	UK 2 - Apr 2003 (12 weeks)
11	Eileen Barton	Cry	1951	US Billboard 10 - Dec 1951 (11 weeks)
12	The Four Knights	Cry	1951	US Billboard 21 - Dec 1951 (4 weeks)
13	Georgia Gibbs	Cry	1951	US Billboard 24 - Dec 1951 (3 weeks)
14	Alex Parks	Cry	2004	UK 13 - Feb 2004 (4 weeks)
15	The Sundays	Cry	1997	UK 43 - Nov 1997 (1 week)
16	The Philosopher Kings	Cry	1998	Canada 32 of 1998
17	System F	Cry	2000	UK 19 - May 2000 (4 weeks)
18	Lynn Anderson	Cry	1972	US Billboard 71 - Jan 1972 (5 weeks)
19	Ray Charles	Cry	1965	US Billboard 58 - Feb 1965 (7 weeks)
20	Novecento	Cry	2008	Italy 39 of 2008
21	Gerry Monroe	Cry	1970	UK 38 - Sep 1970 (5 weeks)
22	Clubland	Cry	1995	Sweden 8 - Mar 1995 (4 weeks)
23	Cassadee Pope	Cry	2013	US Billboard 60 - Jan 2013 (1 week)
24	Rihanna	Cry	2014	ODK Germany 64 - Sep 2014 (1 week)
25	James Blunt	Cry	unknown	Scrobulate 5 of english

Comments

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6 Jan 2015

CRY (Churchill Kohlman) : Johnnie Ray

Hi, +Love your charts but the CRY version written by Chruchill Kohlman whichJohnnie Ray made it to No.1 in 1951 is the same song for: Ronnie Dove, Knightsbridge, Eileen Barton, Four Knights, Georgia Gibbs, Lynn Anderson, Ray Charles & Gerry Monroe.

All of the 12 remainders listed are different songs with same title.

Would'nt this affect the rating of CRY ? +Thanks, Maurice

What you say is correct, but how can we tell?

If you've got a song title like "Smile", "Crazy", "The Power of Love" etc we'd have to find a way to distinguish between different covers of the same song and different songs with the same title. Doing this by hand (for 135,647 different titles) is clearly beyond our current resources