July 31, 1964

6	1	Beatles--If I Fell
8	2	Ventures--Walk Don't Run '64
1	3	Beatles--A Hard Day's Night
2	4	Dean Martin--Everybody Loves Somebody
15	5	Supremes--Where Did Our Love Go?
10	6	Elvis Presley--Such a Night
16	7	Chuck Berry--You Never Can Tell
4	8	Chartbusters--She's the One
3	9	Dusty Springfield--Wishin' and Hopin'
26	10	Drifters--Under the Boardwalk
D	11	Animals--House of the Rising Sun
22	12	Dixie Cups--People Say
25	13	George Martin Orchestra--Ringo's Theme
5	14	Four Seasons--Rag Doll
14	15	Hollies--Here I Go Again
7	16	Peter & Gordon--Nobody I Know
33	17	Beatles--I'll Cry Instead
21	18	Patty & the Emblems--Mixed Up, Shook Up Girl
20	19	Jelly Beans--I Wanna Love Him So Bad
23	20	Brian Poole & the Tremeloes--Someone, Someone
30	21	Gerry & the Pacemakers--How Do You Do it
28	22	Al Hirt--Sugar Lips
18	23	Del Shannon--Handy Man
11	24	Johnny Rivers--Memphis
38	25	Billy J. Kramer--I'll Keep You Satisfied
12	26	Kingsmen--Little Latin Lupe Lu
46	27	Swingin' Blue Jeans--You’re No Good
47	28	Lesley Gore--Maybe I Know
41	29	Ronny & the Daytonas--G.T.O.
---	30	Jerry Wallace--In the Misty Moonlight
17	31	Getz/Gilberto--The Girl From Ipanema
19	32	Jan & Dean--The Little Old Lady (From Pasadena)
24	33	Waylon Jennings--Just to Satisfy You
35	34	Ramblers--Father Sebastian
27	35	Bobby Freeman--C'mon and Swim
37	36	Bachelors--I Believe
42	37	Brook Benton--A House is Not a Home
---	38	Ray Charles--A Tear Fell
D	39	Fleetwoods--Mr. Sandman
---	40	George Hamilton IV--Forth Worth, Dallas or Houston
32	41	Nancy Wilson--How Glad I Am
13	42	Cilla Black--You're My World
50	43	Neil Sedaka--Sunny
43	44	Fantastic Baggys--Tell 'Em I'm Surfin'
---	45	Gale Garnett--We'll Sing in the Sunshine
9	46	Greenwood County Singers--The New Frankie & Johnny Song
31	47	Beach Boys--I Get Around
---	48	Newbeats--Bread and Butter
44	49	Ray Conniff & the Singers--Invisible Tears
---	50	Counts--Turn On Song

Discovery: Dave Clark Five—Because

Two debuts this week that did not make the Billboard pop charts: “Turn On Song” by Seattle’s Counts, which will peak at number 14 in four weeks, and “Fort Worth, Dallas or Houston” by George Hamilton IV, which will peak at number 26 in two weeks—the reason I specified the pop charts being that this was a number 9 hit on the Billboard country chart, but did not cross over to the pop Hot 100.