December 4, 1964

1	1	Beatles--I Feel Fine/She's a Woman
6	2	Dave Clark Five--Any Way You Want It
2	3	Bobby Vinton--Mr. Lonely
4	4	Gestures--Run, Run, Run
7	5	Sandie Shaw--(There's) Always Something There to Remind Me
3	6	Kinks--You Really Got Me
14	7	Ronnie Dove--Right or Wrong
19	8	Waikikis--Hawaii Tattoo
5	9	Newbeats--Pink Dally Rue
37	10	Impressions--Amen
15	11	Sheridan Hollenbeck--Tokyo Melody
21	12	Marianne Faithfull--As Tears Go By
11	13	Beach Boys--Dance, Dance, Dance
28	14	Manfred Mann--Sha La La
9	15	Rolling Stones--Time is on My Side
40	16	Searchers--Love Potion Number Nine
17	17	Dionne Warwick--Reach Out For Me
24	18	"You Know Who" Group--Roses Are Red My Love
8	19	Four Seasons--Big Man in Town
26	20	Little Anthony & the Imperials--Goin' Out of My Head
44	21	Larks--The Jerk
13	22	Brenda Lee--Is It True?
10	23	Jay & the Americans--Come a Little Bit Closer
12	24	Newbeats--Everything's Alright
31	25	Tony Bennett--Who Can I Turn to
---	26	Drifters-Saturday Night at the Movies
25	27	Mickey Lee Lane--Shaggy Dog
---	28	Beach Boys--The Man With All the Toys
22	29	Johnny Rivers--Mountain of Love
49	30	Sir Raleigh & the Cupons--White Cliffs of Dover
18	31	Bobby Bare--Four Strong Winds
50	32	Henry Mancini & His Orchestra--Dear Heart/How Soon
20	33	Lorne Greene--Ringo
41	34	Dave Lewis--Honky Tonk
38	35	Johnny Tillotson--She Understands Me
27	36	Julie Rogers--The Wedding
46	37	Jan & Dean--Sidewalk Surfin'
16	38	Supremes--Baby Love
---	39	Supremes--Come See About Me
---	40	Dickey Lee--Big Brother
33	41	Wailers--You Better Believe It
45	42	Jimmy Hanna--Busybody
35	43	Phyllis McGuire--I Don't Want to Walk Without You
42	44	Chad & Jeremy--Willow Weep For Me
43	45	Herman's Hermits--I'm Into Something Good
47	46	Herb Alpert's Tijuana Brass--South of the Border
---	47	Detergents--Leader of the Laundromat
---	48	Everly Brothers--Gone, Gone, Gone
23	49	Jerry Wallace--Careless Hands
---	50	Roger Miller--Do Wacka Do

Discovery: Beau Brummels—Laugh, Laugh

The Beach Boys’ “The Man With All the Toys” did not make the Hot 100 or Bubbling Under charts, but it did make the Billboard Christmas Singles chart, where it peaked at number 3.  Dickey Lee’s “Big Brother” just missed the Hot 100, peaking in BB at number 101, while it will reach number 23 here in two weeks.  The other debuts this week all made the Billboard top 40, and all did about as well here as there except “Leader of the Laundromat,” which was a number 19 BB hit that will only reach number 44 here.

The b-side, "How Soon," of Henry Mancini's "Dear Heart," is added this week; it did not make Billboard.

A pretty healthy jump by the Impressions from 37 to 10 this week.