The song “To Each His Own” was a huge hit in 1946. The song was in the number one spot on the Billboard charts for a total of eight weeks. And here’s the really unusual thing: three different artists took the song to the top of the charts.
Eddy Howard had the most time at the top of the charts, spending five weeks there. He hit number one for three weeks beginning in August 1946, then his version of the song returned to the top of the charts in October for another two weeks.
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