September 4, 1964

1	1	Roy Orbison--Oh, Pretty Woman
8	2	Newbeats--Bread and Butter
6	3	Beatles--And I Love Her
4	4	Jerry Wallace--In the Misty Moonlight
10	5	Rolling Stones--It's All Over Now
2	6	Animals--House of the Rising Sun
3	7	Four Seasons--Save it For Me
22	8	Shangri-Las--Remember (Walkin' in the Sand)
31	9	Gene Pitney--It Hurts to Be in Love
5	10	Beatles--A Hard Day's Night
13	11	Tokens--He's in Town
17	12	Dave Clark Five--Because
16	13	Ronny & the Daytonas--G.T.O.
14	14	Counts--Turn On Song
9	15	Drifters--Under the Boardwalk
36	16	Chad & Jeremy--A Summer Song
38	17	Beatles--Slow Down
7	18	Gale Garnett--We'll Sing in the Sunshine
35	19	Butterflys--Good Night Baby
11	20	Beatles--I Should Have Known Better
12	21	Johnny Rivers--Maybelline
49	22	Searchers--Someday We're Gonna Love Again
15	23	Supremes--Where Did Our Love Go?
18	24	Lesley Gore--Maybe I Know
27	25	Frank Sinatra--Softly As I Leave You
39	26	Billy J. Kramer--From a Window
20	27	Ventures--Walk Don't Run '64
34	28	Al Martino--Always Together
25	29	Beatles--If I Fell
32	30	Beach Boys--She Knows Me Too Well
37	31	Jimmy Hughes--Steal Away
19	32	Gerry & the Pacemakers--How Do You Do it
29	33	Little Anthony & the Imperials--I'm On the Outside (Looking In)
---	34	Manfred Mann--Do Wah Diddy Diddy
D	35	Jerry Butler & Betty Everett--Let it Be Me
28	36	Gene Simmons--Haunted House
26	37	Dean Martin--Everybody Loves Somebody
23	38	Beatles--I'll Cry Instead
---	39	Kingsmen--Death of an Angel
30	40	Bobby Vinton--Clinging Vine
---	41	Pat & Lolly Vegas--Robot Walk
48	42	Animals--Gonna Send You Back to Walker
---	43	Paul Revere & the Raiders--Over You
47	44	Shevelles--I Could Conquer the World
21	45	Trini Lopez--Michael
---	46	Dave Lewis--Mr. Clyde
44	47	Jackie Ross--Selfish One
---	48	Pat Boone--Beach Girl
---	49	Roger Miller--Chug-a-Lug
---	50	Ray Peterson--Oh No!

Discovery: Jan & Dean—Ride the Wild Surf

This week there are two debuts that did not make Billboard at all and two that just barely scraped into the Bubbling Under chart.  The former two are “Robot Walk,” by Native American brothers Pat and Lolly Vegas, who later formed the group Redbone, and “Mr. Clyde,” another one by Seattle’s Dave Lewis.  “Robot Walk” will reach number 25 here; “Mr. Clyde” number 37.  “Over You” by Paul Revere and the Raiders, who were based in Portland during this period, got to number 133 at BB and will reach number 34 here, while Ray Peterson, who was best-known for 1960’s “Tell Laura I Love Her,” will get to number 46 here next week with “Oh No!”, a number 128 record in Billboard.

Also worth mentioning is that the Kingsmen’s “Death of an Angel” will reach number 10 here at KJR but only got to number 42 at Billboard.