 January 3, 1953 |
 January 10, 1953 |
 January 17, 1953 |
 January 24, 1953 |
 January 31, 1953 |
 February 7, 1953 |
Fortune Records continued to promote Jealous Love. The song was reviewed in the March 7, 1953 issue of Billboard Magazine.
 February 7, 1953 |
 February 14, 1953 |
 February 21, 1953 |
 March 7, 1953 |
Fortune Records continues to advertise their hit single Jealous Love. The Davis Sisters record some sides with RCA Records.
 March 28, 1953 Fortune advertisment |
 June 13, 1953 CashBox Magazine article mentions sessions for RCA |
Billboard Magazine reviews the first RCA single from the Davis Sisters. They give a postive review to the A-side, Rock-A-Bye Boogie, reviewing it as a popular single instead of Country & Western.
 June 20, 1953 |
One week later, Billboard Magazine reviews the record as a country release, again with the A-side of Rock-A-Bye Boogie with the B-side I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know.
 June 27, 1953 |
RCA begins to get positive sales for Rock-A-Bye Boogie and advertises the record in Billboard Magazine.
 July 4, 1953 RCA Victor advertisement |
 July 4, 1953 |
 July 11, 1953 RCA Victor advertisement |
Sales are rising, with Rock-A-Bye Boogie ranking as #1 in the Tampa market and rising in Cleveland. Memphis is showing more love for the B-side, I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know. Sales are brisk in many markets but not enough to make the national Top 10.
 July 11, 1953 |
 July 25, 1953 |
 July 25, 1953 |
Billboard Magazine - August 1, 1953
Billboard Magazine - August 1, 1953
Akron, Ohio chart shows I Forgot More by Rose Maddox. That may be a mistake because I have never seen that Rose Maddox recorded the song.
CashBox Magazine - August 1, 1953
Billboard Magazine - August 8, 1953
The Davis Sisters reach number 1 in Memphis but not yet Top 10 nationally.
Billboard Magazine - August 8, 1953