Chubby Checker - Hit Songs

Hit Songs

1959:

  • "The Class" (#38).

1960:

  • "The Twist" (#1)
  • "The Hucklebuck" (#14)

1961:

  • "Pony Time" (#1)
  • "Dance the Mess Around" (#24)
  • "Twistin' U.S.A." (#68)
  • "Let's Twist Again" (#8)
  • "The Fly" (#7)
  • "The Twist" (recharted at #1 in January 1962)
  • "Jingle Bell Rock" (with Bobby Rydell) (#21)

1962:

  • "Slow Twisting'" (with Dee Dee Sharp) (#3)
  • "Dancin' Party" (#12)
  • "Twistin Round the World"
  • "Limbo Rock" (#2)
  • "Popeye The Hitchhiker" (#10)

1963:

  • "Twenty Miles" (#15)
  • "Let's Limbo Some More" (#20)
  • "Birdland" (#12)
  • "Twist It Up" (#25)
  • "Loddy Lo" (#12)
  • "Hooka Tooka" (#17)

1964:

  • "Hey, Bobba Needle" (#23)
  • "Lazy Elsie Molly" (#40)

1965:

  • "Let's Do the Freddie" (#40)
  • "Baby Baby Balla Balla" (with Dutch band ZZ & the Maskers)
  • "Stopping is Las Vegas" (with Dutch band ZZ & the Maskers)

1982:

  • "Running" (#92)

1988:

  • "The Twist (Yo, Twist!)" (with the Fat Boys) (#16)

1989:

  • "20 Twistin' Hits"

2008:

  • "Knock Down the Walls" (#1 Dance, #29 Adult Contemporary)

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