Are you having trouble finding the answer for Heardle 50s? Fortunately, we are here to provide you with the solution. Heardle’s 1950s works very similarly to other games like Heardle 70s. Players are given a small sample of music from the 1950s to listen to. Afterward, they can skip and gain an extra second to listen to or guess the song.
Every day, there is a new tune to listen to and figure out. They can sometimes be tough, though, especially with only a few seconds of listening. Luckily, if you wish to know the answer for Heardle 50s, we have it below, along with recent answers.
Heardle 50s Answer Today: January 20, 2025
Today’s Heardle 50s answer is Henry Mancini – Peter Gunn.
Previous Heardle 1950s Answers
January 18: Doris Day – The Black Hills of Dakota.
January 17: Neil Sedaka – Oh! Carol.
January 16: Muddy Waters – Trouble No More
January 15: Eddy Arnold – You Don’t Know Me.
January 14: Ella Fitzgerald – Blue Skies.
January 13: Rufus Thornas – Bear Cat.
January 12: Tommy Edwards – It’s All In The Game.
January 11: Bobby Freeman – Do You Wanna Dance.
January 10: Carl Perkins – Pink Pedal Pushers.
January 09: Patti Page – Tennessee Waltz.
January 08: Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong – Let’s Call The Whole Thing Off.
January 07: Gogi Grant – The Wayward Wind.
January 06: Barrett Strong – Money (That’s What I Want).
January 05: Bill Haley & His Comets – Live It Up.
January 04: Link Wray – Raw-Hide.
January 03: Andy Williams – Butterfly.
January 02: Jim Reeves – Drinking Tequila.
January 01: Bing Crosby – Till The End of the World.
December 31: Perry Como – Papa Loves Mambo.
December 30: Perry Como – Papa Loves Mambo.
December 29: Bill Haley & His Comets – See You Later, Alligator.
December 28: Slim Whitman – My Heart Is Broken In Three.
December 27: Fats Domino – Goin’ Home.
December 26: Ricky Nelson – I’ve Got A Feeling.
December 25: Hank Williams – Jambalaya (On The Bayou).
December 24: Dion – Take Good Care Of My Baby.
December 23: Jo Stafford – It’s Almost Tomorrow.
December 22: Little Anthony – Tears On My Pillow.
December 21: Lonnie Donegan – Puttin’ On the Style.
December 20: Jim Reeves – Partners.
December 19: Tennessee Ernie Ford – The Cry Of The Wild Goose.
December 18: Percy Mayfield – Please Send Me Someone To Love.
December 17: Chuck Berry – Carol.
December 16: Patti Page – I Went To Your Wedding
December 15: Hank Williams – Long Gone Lonesome Blues.
December 14: Chuck Berry – Thirty Days (To Come Back Home).
December 13: Lloyd Price – Lawdy Miss Clawdy.
December 12: AI Martino – When You’re Mine
December 11: Tab Hunter – Young Love.
December 10: Ray Charles – Hallelijah, I Love Her So.
December 09: Ricky Nelson – Never Be Anyone Else But You.
December 08: The Chordettes – Eddie My Love.
December 07: Sam Cooke – Only Sixteen.
December 06: Tennessee Ernie Ford – The Strange Little Girl.
December 05: Muddy Waters – Mannish Boy.
December 04: The Spaniels – Goodnight Sweetheart, Goodnight
December 03: Harry Belafonte – Man Smart (Woman Smarter).
December 02: Bill Haley & His Comets – Crazy Man, Crazy.
December 01: Marty Wilde – Bad Boy.
November 30: The Kalin Twins – When.
November 29: The Coasters – Charlie Brown.
November 28: Kay Starr – Oh Babe.
November 27: Eddie Bond – Rockin’ Daddy.
November 26: Alma Cogan – We Got Love.
November 25: Jerry Lee Lewis – Great Balls Of Fire.
November 24: Hank Williams – Moanin’ The Blues.
November 23: David Whitfield – Santo Natale (Merry Christmas).
November 22: Adam Faith – What Do You Want?
November 21: Carl Perkins – Dixie Fried.
November 20: Bobby Darin – Early In The Morning.
November 19: Pat Boone – Sugar Moon.
November 18: The Penguins – Earth Angel.
November 17: Harry Belafonte – Mary’s Boy Child.
November 16: Don Cornell – Hold My Hand.
November 15: Lonnie Donegan – Stewball.
November 14: Chet Baker – I Get Along Without You Vey Well (Except Sometimes).
November 13: Gene Vincent – Lotta Lovin’.
November 12: Gene Simmons – I Done Told You.
November 11: Alma Cogan – Dreamboat.
November 10: The Shirelles – I Met Him On A Sunday.
November 09: Les Baxter – Unchained Melody.
November 07: Alma Cogan – Sugartime.
November 06: Dickie Valentine – The Finger of Suspicion.
November 05: Tennessee Ernie Ford – The Shot Gun Boogie.
November 04: Tommy Steele – Little White Bull.
November 03: David Whitfield – On The Street Where You Live.
November 02: Rickey Nelson – Lonesome Town.
November 01: Tony Bennett – Because Of You.
October 31: Vera Lynn – Travellin’ Home.
October 30: Alma Cogan – Never Do A Tango With An Eskimo.
October 29: Guy Mtchell – Chicka Boom.
October 28: Billy Eckstine & Sarah Vaughan – Passing Strangers.
October 27: Ray Smith – Right Behind You Baby.
October 26: Frankie Avalon – Venus.
October 25: Ricky Nelson – My Babe.
October 24: Chuck Berry – Sweet Little Sixteen.
October 23: Johnny Mathis – Misty.
October 22: Santo & Johnny – Sleepwalk.
October 21: Eddie Fisher – Oh! My Pa-Pa.
October 20: Jo Stafford – Suddenly There’s A Valley.
October 19: Dinah Washington – Manhattan
October 18: Sam Cooke – You Were Made For Me.
October 17: Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers – Cliff Richard & The Shadows -Travellin’ Light.
October 16: Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers – Why Do Fools Fall in Love.
October 15: The Isley Brothers – Shout, Pts. 1 & 2.
October 14: Nat King Cole – Mona Lisa.
October 13: Hank Williams – Your Cheatin’ Heart.
October 12: Emile Ford – What Do You Want To Make Those Eyes at Me For?
October 11: Muddy Waters – Mannish Boy.
October 10: Billie Holiday – Little Richard – Lucille.
October 09: Billie Holiday – I’m a Fool to Want You.
October 08: Ray Charles – Mess Around.
October 07: Elvis Presly – Don’t Be Cruel
October 06: Paul Anka – Lonely Boy.
October 05: Bill Haley & His Comets – Shake, Rattle and Roll
October 04: Nat King Cole – Unforgettable
October 03: Bo Diidley – I’m A Man.
October 02: Ricky Nelson – Poor Little Fool.
October 01: Dean Martin – Volare (Nel Blu Di Pinto Di Blu).
September 30: Jerry Lee Lewis – Great Balls Of Fire.
September 29: Bobby Darin – Dream Lover
September 28: Louis Prima – Just A Gigolo.
September 27: The Coasters – Down in Mexico.
September 26: Louis Armstrong – Dream A Little Dream Of Me.
September 25: The Diamonds – Little Darlin.
September 24: Bobby Darin – Mack the Knife.
September 23: Ritchie Valens – La Bamba.
September 22: Pasty Cline – Walkin’ After Midnight.
September 21: Barret Strong – Money (That’s What I Want).
September 20: Dinah Washington – Manhattan
September 19: The Crickets – Not Fade Away.
September 18: Hank Williams – I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry
September 17: Louis Armstrong – Can’t We Be Friend?
September 16: Frank Sinatra – I’ve Got You Under My Skin
September 15: Johnny Cash – I Walk The Line.
September 14: Carl Perkins – Blue Suede Shoes.
September 13: Neil Sedaka – Oh! Carol.
September 12: Buddy Knox – Party Doll
September 11: Elvis Presley – Love Me Tender.
September 10: The Monotones – The Book of Love
September 9: Nat King Cole – Smile
September 8: Perry Como – Papa Loves Mambo
September 7: Dean Martin – That’s Amore.
September 6: The Silhouettes – Get a Job.
September 5: Eddie Cochran – C’Mon Everybody
September 4: Ritchie Valens – Donna
September 3: Elvis Presley – Blue Suede Shoes
September 2: The Skyliners – Since I Don’t Have You.
September 1: Conway Twitty – It’s Only Make Believe
August 30: The Chordettes – Lollipop.
August 29: The Everly Brothers – Bye Bye Love
August 28: Sarah Vaughan – Broken Hearted Melody.
August 27: Little Richard – Keep-a-Knockin’
August 26: The Spaniels – Goodnight Sweetheart
August 24: Hank Williams – Hey, Good Lookin’
August 23: Fats Domino – Jambalaya (On the Bayou)
August 22: Billy Eckstine – Passing Strangers
August 21: Lloyd Price – Personality
August 20: The Poni-Tails – Born Too Late.
August 19: Chuck Berry – Johnny B. Goode
August 18: Jim Reeves – He’ll Have to Go
August 17: Bill Haley & His Comets – (We’re Gonna) Rock Around the Clock
August 16: Paul Anka – Diana
How to Play Heardle 50s
Heardle 50s requires players to listen to a short two-second audio clip of a song intro. After the song plays, you must guess what the song is by typing into the answer box and selecting the answer. If you wish to, you can request more clues, which adds more time to the audio clip. If you do not get the answer correct before the amount of tries is up, the answer will be revealed but will not count toward your score. Furthermore, players must wait until the next day to be able to try to answer the following daily.
Heardle 1950s can be challenging, especially if players are new to this era of music. However, it exposes you to some classics still played on the radio. One way to start is by allowing just enough clues for more of the music sample to listen to. Afterward, you can listen to this segment repeatedly until it can be figured out. Just be sure to make any guesses from past artists; you never know if it will be the correct answer.
