May 15, 1964

1	1	Beatles--P.S. I Love You
4	2	Peter & Gordon--A World Without Love
3	3	Mary Wells--My Guy
7	4	Dionne Warwick--Walk On By
2	5	Billy J. Kramer--Little Children/Bad to Me
14	6	Trini Lopez--What Have I Got of My Own
5	7	Four Seasons--Ronnie
19	8	Reflections--Just Like Romeo and Juliet
6	9	Jan & Dean--New Girl in School
13	10	Irma Thomas--Wish Someone Would Care
11	11	Dale & Grace--The Loneliest Night
17	12	Ray Charles Singers--Love Me With All Your Heart
33	13	Dixie Cups--Chapel of Love
9	14	Impressions--I'm So Proud
8	15	Beatles--Love Me Do
20	16	Andy Williams--Wrong For Each Other
25	17	Wailers--Tall Cool One
29	18	Terry Stafford--I'll Touch a Star
10	19	Wink Martindale--Big Buildin'
12	20	Beatles--Thank You Girl
36	21	Lesley Gore--It's Gotta Be You
43	22	Millie Small--My Boy Lollipop
18	23	Nat "King" Cole--I Don't Want to Be Hurt Anymore
49	24	New Christy Minstrels--Today
28	25	Overlanders--Yesterday's Gone
D	26	Beach Boys--Don't Worry Baby
16	27	Nino Tempo & April Stevens--I'm Confessin'
23	28	Skeeter Davis--Gonna Get Along Without You Now
41	29	Elvis Presley--What'd I Say
15	30	Roy Orbison--It's Over
30	31	Bermudas--Donnie
48	32	Brook Benton--Too Late to Turn Back Now
26	33	Simon Sisters--Winkin', Blinkin' and Nod
21	34	Al Hirt--Walkin'
---	35	Connie Francis--Be Anything
40	36	Dusty Springfield--Stay Awhile
22	37	Kingsmen--Money
---	38	Al Martino--Tears and Roses
---	39	Freewheelers--Walk Walk
35	40	Bobby Goldsboro--Whenever He Holds You
50	41	Henry Mancini--Pink Panther Theme
---	42	Jimmie Rodgers--The World I Used to Know
45	43	Bachelors--Diane
27	44	Louis Armstrong--Hello Dolly
24	45	Danny Williams--White on White
39	46	Donna Lynn--Java Jones
34	47	Beatles--There's a Place
31	48	Betty Everett--The Shoop Shoop Song
D	49	Bobby Vinton--Tell Me Why
37	50	Rick Nelson--The Very Thought of You

Discovery: Gerry & the Pacemakers—Don’t Let the Sun Catch You Crying

The goodtimey, pop-folk “Walk Walk” by the Freewheelers didn’t make the Billboard Hot 100, getting stuck at number 119 on the Bubbling Under chart, but here at KJR it will peak at number 28 in two weeks.  The Beach Boys’ “Don’t Worry Baby” was the b-side of “I Get Around,” but at KJR it got played first, with “I Get Around” joining it on the survey in two weeks.  It only got to number 24 at BB, but we’ll see it hit number 6 here.  Washington State’s Jimmie Rodgers only reached number 51 at BB with “The World We Used to Know,” while it will be number 16 here in four weeks.