June 26, 1964

7	1	Dave Clark Five--Can't You See That She's Mine
2	2	Johnny Rivers--Memphis
1	3	Beach Boys--I Get Around
20	4	Four Seasons--Rag Doll
6	5	Searchers--Don't Throw Your Love Away
12	6	Jan & Dean--The Little Old Lady (From Pasadena)
14	7	Chuck Berry--No Particular Place to Go
4	8	Bobby Freeman--C'mon and Swim
3	9	Gerry & the Pacemakers--Don't Let the Sun Catch You Crying
11	10	Earl-Jean--I'm Into Something Good
17	11	Sam Cooke--Good Times
19	12	Rene & Rene--Angelito
10	13	Dave Lewis--Little Green Thing
5	14	Terry Stafford--I'll Touch a Star
8	15	Dixie Cups--Chapel of Love
37	16	Siw Malmkvist & Umberto Marcato--Sole, Sole, Sole
9	17	Millie Small--My Boy Lollipop
15	18	Beach Boys--Don't Worry Baby
26	19	Kingsmen--Little Latin Lupe Lu
33	20	Wailers--On the Rocks
18	21	Van Doren--Huntington Beach
24	22	Ronettes--Do I Love You
38	23	Rita Pavone--Remember Me
28	24	Impressions--Keep on Pushing
48	25	Cilla Black--You're My World
42	26	Waylon Jennings--Just to Satisfy You
16	27	Roger Miller--Dang Me
35	28	Earl Grant--Just One More Time
32	29	Round Robin--Kick That Little Foot Sally Ann
31	30	Irma Thomas--Anyone Who Knows What Love is
46	31	Dean Martin--Everybody Loves Somebody
13	32	Lesley Gore--I Don't Wanna Be a Loser
21	33	Billy J. Kramer--Bad to Me
D	34	Del Shannon--Handy Man
---	35	Peter & Gordon--Nobody I Know
22	36	Al Martino--Tears and Roses
47	37	Premiers--Farmer John
23	38	Jimmie Rodgers--The World I Used to Know
---	39	Greenwood County Singers--The New Frankie & Johnny Song
34	40	New Christy Minstrels--Today
39	41	Four Seasons--Alone
---	42	Jelly Beans--I Wanna Love Him So Bad
27	43	Peter & Gordon--A World Without Love
---	44	Getz/Gilberto--The Girl From Ipanema
---	45	Everly Brothers--The Ferris Wheel
29	46	Johnny Tillotson--I Rise, I Fall
45	47	Doug Robertson & the Good Guys--Sweets For My Sweet
30	48	Connie Francis--Be Anything
---	49	Ray Charles Singers--Al Di La
---	50	Fleetwoods--Ska Light, Ska Bright

Discovery: Dusty Springfield—Wishin’ and Hopin’

Olympia’s Fleetwoods, a couple years after the end of their period of big national success, debut with an attempt to jump on a ska bandwagon that never materialized after Millie Small’s “My Boy Lollipop”—“Ska Light, Ska Bright.”  It only spends two weeks on the KJR survey, and didn’t make Billboard—and probably never got close to making it there.

In one of the last dying spasms of the original folk boom, before the folk-rock boom of the following year, the Greenwood County Singers will hit number 6 here in a few weeks with “The New Frankie and Johnny Song,” which only made it to number 75 at Billboard.

Strangely, this is the second straight week with no Beatles on the survey.  This will be rectified next week.