November 13, 1964

2	1	Beatles--Boys
9	2	Brenda Lee--Is It True?
18	3	Newbeats--Everything's Alright
10	4	Bobby Vinton--Mr. Lonely
17	5	Four Seasons--Big Man in Town
5	6	Rolling Stones--Time is on My Side
6	7	Lorne Greene--Ringo
1	8	Honeycombs--Have I the Right
4	9	Supremes--Baby Love
3	10	J. Frank Wilson--Last Kiss
7	11	Gene Pitney--I'm Gonna Be Strong
14	12	Jay & the Americans--Come a Little Bit Closer
12	13	Johnny Rivers--Mountain of Love
24	14	Kinks--You Really Got Me
20	15	Elvis Presley--Ain't That Loving You Baby
15	16	Dionne Warwick--Reach Out For Me
27	17	Gestures--Run, Run, Run
8	18	Dave Clark Five--Everybody Knows (I Still Love You)
30	19	Jerry Wallace--Careless Hands
11	20	Shangri-Las--Leader of the Pack
26	21	Bobby Bare--Four Strong Winds
31	22	Beach Boys--Dance, Dance, Dance
35	23	Ventures--Rap City
13	24	Martha & the Vandellas--Dancing in the Street
36	25	Gladys Knight & the Pips--Either Way I Lose
32	26	Sandie Shaw--(There's) Always Something There to Remind Me
39	27	Ronnie Dove--Right or Wrong
19	28	Peter & Gordon--I Don't Want to See You Again
45	29	Chad & Jeremy--Willow Weep For Me
46	30	Phyllis McGuire--I Don't Want to Walk Without You
16	31	Gerry & the Pacemakers--I Like It
40	32	Ronettes--Walking in the Rain
D	33	Little Anthony & the Imperials--Goin' Out of My Head
49	34	Matt Monro--Walk Away
50	35	Herb Alpert's Tijuana Brass--South of the Border
38	36	Brian Hyland--One Step Forward, Two Steps Back
---	37	"You Know Who" Group--Roses Are Red My Love
---	38	Al Martino--We Could
---	39	Julie Rogers--The Wedding
21	40	Manfred Mann--Do Wah Diddy Diddy
22	41	Dean Martin--The Door is Still Open to My Heart
28	42	Accents--I've Got Better Things to Do
23	43	Dixie Cups--You Should Have Seen the Way He Looked at Me
25	44	Zombies--She's Not There
---	45	Mickey Lee Lane--Shaggy Dog
D	46	Newbeats--Pink Dally Rue
34	47	Nashville Teens--Tobacco Road
---	48	Wailers--You Better Believe It
---	49	Jimmy Hanna--Busybody
---	50	Honey Bees--One Wonderful Night

Discovery: Sheridan Hollenbeck—Tokyo Melody

Four new non-BB hits this week.  Tacoma’s Wailers are back, showing some British influence with “You Better Believe It,” which will peak at number 33 in two weeks.  Jimmy Hanna was the lead singer of Seattle R&B-based rock band the Dynamics, though “Busybody” was credited on the record label as by Jimmy Hanna (with “with the Dynamics” in smaller letters).  “Busybody” will climb slowly to number 31, spending 11 weeks on the survey.  The Honey Bees were popular girl group the Cookies recording under an assumed name and therefore not getting a hit; “One Wonderful Night” will rise to number 42 next week and then drop off the survey.  And the Discovery, “Tokyo Melody,” is an easy listening instrumental tying in with the Tokyo Olympics, which will make it up to number 11 here at KJR.

KJR turned the Ventures record over this week, with “Rap City” taking over the survey spot from “Slaughter on Tenth Avenue.”

Big jumps to number 3 and number 5 this week by the Newbeats and the Four Seasons.

November 6, 1964

3	1	Honeycombs--Have I the Right
2	2	Beatles--Boys
1	3	J. Frank Wilson--Last Kiss
15	4	Supremes--Baby Love
8	5	Rolling Stones--Time is on My Side
6	6	Lorne Greene--Ringo
9	7	Gene Pitney--I'm Gonna Be Strong
5	8	Dave Clark Five--Everybody Knows (I Still Love You)
10	9	Brenda Lee--Is It True?
25	10	Bobby Vinton--Mr. Lonely
7	11	Shangri-Las--Leader of the Pack
17	12	Johnny Rivers--Mountain of Love
4	13	Martha & the Vandellas--Dancing in the Street
23	14	Jay & the Americans--Come a Little Bit Closer
29	15	Dionne Warwick--Reach Out For Me
11	16	Gerry & the Pacemakers--I Like It
38	17	Four Seasons--Big Man in Town
---	18	Newbeats--Everything's Alright
16	19	Peter & Gordon--I Don't Want to See You Again
31	20	Elvis Presley--Ain't That Loving You Baby
12	21	Manfred Mann--Do Wah Diddy Diddy
14	22	Dean Martin--The Door is Still Open to My Heart
21	23	Dixie Cups--You Should Have Seen the Way He Looked at Me
49	24	Kinks--You Really Got Me
13	25	Zombies--She's Not There
37	26	Bobby Bare--Four Strong Winds
44	27	Gestures--Run, Run, Run
28	28	Accents--I've Got Better Things to Do
18	29	Chuck Berry--Little Marie
35	30	Jerry Wallace--Careless Hands
---	31	Beach Boys--Dance, Dance, Dance
---	32	Sandie Shaw--(There's) Always Something There to Remind Me
---	33	Lesley Gore--Sometimes I Wish I Were a Boy
19	34	Nashville Teens--Tobacco Road
34	35	Ventures--Slaughter on Tenth Avenue
D	36	Gladys Knight & the Pips--Either Way I Lose
20	37	Superbs--Baby Baby All the Time
41	38	Brian Hyland--One Step Forward, Two Steps Back
50	39	Ronnie Dove--Right or Wrong
33	40	Ronettes--Walking in the Rain
46	41	Andy Williams--Almost There
24	42	Sonny Knight--If You Want This Love
26	43	Searchers--When You Walk in the Room
40	44	Roy Orbison--Oh, Pretty Woman
---	45	Chad & Jeremy--Willow Weep For Me
---	46	Phyllis McGuire--I Don't Want to Walk Without You
22	47	Hondells--Little Honda
30	48	Jerry Lee Lewis--High Heel Sneakers
---	49	Matt Monro--Walk Away
---	50	Herb Alpert's Tijuana Brass--South of the Border

Discoveries: Little Anthony & the Imperials—Goin’ Out of My Head; Newbeats--Pink Dally Rue

Herb Alpert’s “South of the Border” did not make Billboard (although his “Lonely Bull” had been a top ten hit in 1962, it wasn’t until 1965 that he really hit his stride), but will make it to number 35 here next week.  And one of this week's Discoveries, "Pink Dally Rue" by the Newbeats, was the b-side of "Everything's Alright," debuting at number 18--at BB "Everything's Alright" hit number 16 while "Pink Dally Rue" did not chart, while here at KJR they will reach number 3 and number 5 respectively.

All the other debuts made the Hot 100, with the biggest BB/KJR differentials being Sandie Shaw’s “(There’s) Always Something There to Remind Me” (52/5), Lesley Gore’s “Sometimes I Wish I Were a Boy” (86/33), Phyllis McGuire’s “I Don’t Want to Walk Without You” (79/30), and, going in the other direction, this week’s other Discovery—“Goin’ Out of My Head” by Little Anthony & the Imperials was a number 6 BB hit that will only get to number 20 at KJR.