July 17, 1964

16	1	Dusty Springfield--Wishin' and Hopin'
18	2	Beatles--A Hard Day's Night
13	3	Dean Martin--Everybody Loves Somebody
1	4	Four Seasons--Rag Doll
2	5	Jan & Dean--The Little Old Lady (From Pasadena)
8	6	Greenwood County Singers--The New Frankie & Johnny Song
3	7	Johnny Rivers--Memphis
12	8	Peter & Gordon--Nobody I Know
7	9	Kingsmen--Little Latin Lupe Lu
10	10	Getz/Gilberto--The Girl From Ipanema
6	11	Cilla Black--You're My World
---	12	Beatles--If I Fell
4	13	Dave Clark Five--Can't You See That She's Mine
22	14	Chartbusters--She's the One
27	15	Hollies--Here I Go Again
5	16	Chuck Berry--No Particular Place to Go
19	17	Del Shannon--Handy Man
9	18	Beach Boys--I Get Around
21	19	Jelly Beans--I Wanna Love Him So Bad
14	20	Waylon Jennings--Just to Satisfy You
15	21	Bobby Freeman--C'mon and Swim
17	22	Premiers--Farmer John
31	23	Patty & the Emblems--Mixed Up, Shook Up Girl
11	24	Siw Malmkvist & Umberto Marcato--Sole, Sole, Sole
36	25	Ventures--Walk Don't Run '64
34	26	Ronnie Dove--Say You
32	27	Tempo, Nino, & April Stevens--Who
24	28	Ray Charles Singers--Al Di La
20	29	Searchers--Don't Throw Your Love Away
---	30	Supremes--Where Did Our Love Go?
23	31	Wailers--On the Rocks
40	32	Wayne Newton--Only You
25	33	Sam Cooke--Good Times
50	34	Al Hirt--Sugar Lips
---	35	George Martin Orchestra--Ringo's Theme
26	36	Rene & Rene--Angelito
---	37	Dixie Cups--People Say
D	38	Brian Poole & the Tremeloes--Someone, Someone
29	39	Earl Grant--Just One More Time
35	40	Beach Boys--Don't Worry Baby
---	41	Chuck Berry--You Never Can Tell
49	42	Bachelors--I Believe
30	43	Impressions--Keep on Pushing
---	44	Elvis Presley--Such a Night
48	45	Ray Conniff & the Singers--Invisible Tears
---	46	Drifters--Under the Boardwalk
---	47	Ramblers--Father Sebastian
---	48	Swingin' Blue Jeans--You’re No Good
46	49	Terry Stafford--I'll Touch a Star
45	50	Ronettes--Do I Love You

My notes don’t show a Discovery for this week.

Big moves by Dusty, the Beatles and Dean to sweep into the top three spots.  The Beatles also debut at number 12 with “If I Fell,” which was actually the b-side of “And I Love Her.”  Nationally, “And I Love Her” peaked at number 12 and “If I Fell” at number 53, while here at KJR “If I Fell” will reach number one in two weeks and “And I Love Her” won’t even appear on the chart until the week after that, peaking at number 3.

All the week’s debuts made the Billboard Hot 100, but it’s worth mentioning that “Ringo’s Theme” by the George Martin Orchestra, which is an instrumental version of “This Boy” that appeared in the movie A Hard Day’s Night, will hit number 13 at KJR versus 53 at Billboard, and “You’re No Good” by the also-British Swingin’ Blue Jeans will get to number 27 at KJR versus 97 at Billboard.