April 9, 1965

1	1	Herman's Hermits--Mrs. Brown You've Got a Lovely Daughter
2	2	Wayne Fontana & the Mindbenders--Game of Love
6	3	Sam the Sham & the Pharaohs--Wooly Bully
4	4	Petula Clark--I Know a Place
5	5	Kinks--Tired of Waiting For You
3	6	Freddie & the Dreamers--I'm Telling You Now
10	7	Gary Lewis & the Playboys--Count Me In
19	8	Herman's Hermits--Silhouettes
7	9	Supremes--Stop! In the Name of Love
8	10	Wayne Newton--Red Roses For a Blue Lady
22	11	Righteous Brothers--Just Once in My Life
12	12	Seekers--I'll Never Find Another You
9	13	Herman's Hermits--Can't You Hear My Heartbeat
28	14	Jr. Walker & the All-Stars--Shotgun
14	15	Marianne Faithfull--Come and Stay With Me
27	16	Gerry & the Pacemakers--It's Gonna Be Alright
11	17	Jewel Akens--The Birds and the Bees
15	18	Sounds Orchestral--Cast Your Fate to the Wind
31	19	Tom Jones--It's Not Unusual
35	20	Chubby Checker--Do the Freddie
D	21	Beach Boys--Help Me, Rhonda
23	22	Dixie Cups--Iko Iko
47	23	Rolling Stones--The Last Time
39	24	Waikikis--Hawaii Honeymoon
16	25	Bobby Vinton--Long Lonely Nights
18	26	Bruce & Terry--Carmen
25	27	Sonics--Psycho
D	28	O'Jays--Lipstick Traces
43	29	Allan Sherman--Crazy Downtown
13	30	Gary Lewis & the Playboys--This Diamond Ring
---	31	Chris Crosby--Only the Young
46	32	Jerry Wallace--Time
---	33	Paul Revere & the Raiders--Sometimes
17	34	Freddie & the Dreamers--I Understand
34	35	Perry Como--Dream On Little Dreamer
---	36	Al Hirt--Al's Place
---	37	Sir Douglas Quintet--She's About a Mover
---	38	Julie Andrews & Dick Van Dyke--Super-cali-fragil-istic-expi-ali-docious
40	39	Andy Williams--...And Roses and Roses
20	40	Beatles--Eight Days a Week
24	41	Glen Campbell--Tomorrow Never Comes
48	42	Uniques--Not Too Long Ago
30	43	Al Martino--Somebody Else is Taking My Place
38	44	Petula Clark--Downtown
33	45	Ronnie Dove--Once Kiss For Old Times' Sake
32	46	Animals--Please Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood
41	47	Cannibal & the Headhunters--Land of 1000 Dances
---	48	Peter & Gordon--True Love Ways
---	49	Brenda Lee--Truly, Truly, True
---	50	Billy Thorpe--Over the Rainbow

No Discovery.

The sole non-BB debut this week is by young crooner Chris Crosby (nephew of Bing, son of Bob), whose “Only the Young” will reach number 26 here.  “Sometimes” by Paul Revere & the Raiders Bubbled Under at number 131, but will get to number 8 here, and Australian superstar Billy Thorpe’s version of “Over the Rainbow,” which barely beat “Sometimes” nationally by getting to number 130, will be number 47 here next week and then drop off the survey.  Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke’s “Mary Poppins” hit was number 66 at Billboard but will reach number 15 at KJR.  And Al Hirt rates another mention here with his “Al’s Place” (57 BB/28 KJR).