Ruby Murray
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- Born Ruby Florence Murray on 29 March 1935 in Northern Ireland, UK.
- Died on 17 December 1996 in England, UK.
- 1954
Heartbeat 
- Ruby Murray entered the UK charts on 03 December 1954, spent 16 weeks in the charts and reached number 3.- 1955
Softly, Softly - Ruby Murray entered the UK charts on 28 January 1955, spent 22 weeks in the charts and reached number 1.- Happy Days And Lonely Nights - Ruby Murray entered the UK charts on 04 February 1955, spent 8 weeks in the charts and reached number 6.
- Let Me Go Lover - Ruby Murray entered the UK charts on 04 March 1955, spent 7 weeks in the charts and reached number 5.
- If Anyone Finds This I Love You - Ruby Murray
(with Anne Warren) entered the UK charts on 18 March 1955, spent 11 weeks in the charts and reached number 4.
- Evermore - Ruby Murray entered the UK charts on 01 July 1955, spent 17 weeks in the charts and reached number 3.
- Softly, Softly - Ruby Murray re-entered the UK charts on 08 July 1955 and spent a further 1 weeks in the charts reaching number 20.
- I'll Come When You Call - Ruby Murray entered the UK charts on 14 October 1955, spent 7 weeks in the charts and reached number 6.
- 1956
- You Are My First Love - Ruby Murray entered the UK charts on 31 August 1956, spent 4 weeks in the charts and reached number 16.
- You Are My First Love - Ruby Murray re-entered the UK charts on 05 October 1956 and spent a further 1 weeks in the charts reaching number 21.
- 1958
- Real Love - Ruby Murray entered the UK charts on 12 December 1958, spent 6 weeks in the charts and reached number 18.
- 1959
- Goodbye Jimmy, Goodbye - Ruby Murray entered the UK charts on 19 June 1959, spent 13 weeks in the charts and reached number 10.
- Goodbye Jimmy, Goodbye - Ruby Murray re-entered the UK charts on 09 October 1959 and spent a further 1 weeks in the charts reaching number 26.