October 30, 1964

1	1	J. Frank Wilson--Last Kiss
10	2	Beatles--Boys
4	3	Honeycombs--Have I the Right
3	4	Martha & the Vandellas--Dancing in the Street
6	5	Dave Clark Five--Everybody Knows (I Still Love You)
7	6	Lorne Greene--Ringo
2	7	Shangri-Las--Leader of the Pack
18	8	Rolling Stones--Time is on My Side
17	9	Gene Pitney--I'm Gonna Be Strong
20	10	Brenda Lee--Is It True?
5	11	Gerry & the Pacemakers--I Like It
11	12	Manfred Mann--Do Wah Diddy Diddy
13	13	Zombies--She's Not There
9	14	Dean Martin--The Door is Still Open to My Heart
31	15	Supremes--Baby Love
19	16	Peter & Gordon--I Don't Want to See You Again
27	17	Johnny Rivers--Mountain of Love
34	18	Chuck Berry--Little Marie
12	19	Nashville Teens--Tobacco Road
14	20	Superbs--Baby Baby All the Time
33	21	Dixie Cups--You Should Have Seen the Way He Looked at Me
8	22	Hondells--Little Honda
29	23	Jay & the Americans--Come a Little Bit Closer
15	24	Sonny Knight--If You Want This Love
---	25	Bobby Vinton--Mr. Lonely
43	26	Searchers--When You Walk in the Room
16	27	Dusty Springfield--All Cried Out
30	28	Accents--I've Got Better Things to Do
---	29	Dionne Warwick--Reach Out For Me
25	30	Jerry Lee Lewis--High Heel Sneakers
41	31	Elvis Presley--Ask Me/Ain't That Loving You Baby
21	32	Chartbusters--Why (Doncha Be My Girl)
38	33	Ronettes--Walking in the Rain
26	34	Ventures--Slaughter on Tenth Avenue
---	35	Jerry Wallace--Careless Hands
22	36	Beach Boys--Wendy
---	37	Bobby Bare--Four Strong Winds
---	38	Four Seasons--Big Man in Town
24	39	Sandy Nelson--Teen Beat '65
35	40	Roy Orbison--Oh, Pretty Woman
---	41	Brian Hyland--One Step Forward, Two Steps Back
39	42	Lesley Gore--Hey Now
28	43	Miracles--That's What Love is Made of
---	44	Gestures--Run, Run, Run
23	45	Drifters--I've Got Sand in My Shoes
49	46	Andy Williams--Almost There
40	47	Sam Cooke--Cousin of Mine
37	48	Al Hirt--Up Above My Head
---	49	Kinks--You Really Got Me
---	50	Ronnie Dove--Right or Wrong

Discovery: Gladys Knight & the Pips—Either Way I Lose

Two non-BB debuts this week: Brian Hyland, pretty much out of favor after his string of early-60s hits, will get to number 36 here in two weeks with “One Step Forward, Two Steps Back,” and Jerry Wallace, best known for his 1959 pop hit “Primrose Lane” and a string of country hits from 1965-80, will reach number 17 with “Careless Hands.”

This week’s Discovery, “Either Way I Lose” by Gladys Knight & the Pips, will make it to number 25 here in two weeks, but was only a number 119 hit at Billboard.  Also worth mentioning—Bobby Bare’s “Four Strong Winds” (60 BB/18 KJR), “Big Man in Town” by the Four Seasons (20/5), and “Run, Run, Run” by the Gestures, from Minnesota (44/3).

At number 31, the b-side of the Elvis record has been added to the survey and both sides are listed together this week.  Next week, “Ask Me” will be dropped and “Ain’t That Loving You Baby” will be the only side listed for the record’s final weeks in the survey.  At number 46, Andy Williams’ “On the Street Where You Live” has been replaced with its b-side, “Almost There.”