February 12, 1965

1	1	Petula Clark--Downtown
2	2	Gary Lewis & the Playboys--This Diamond Ring
4	3	Peter & Gordon--I Go to Pieces
19	4	Zombies--Tell Her No
3	5	Kingsmen--Jolly Green Giant
8	6	Trini Lopez--Lemon Tree/Pretty Eyes
7	7	Jay & the Americans--Let's Lock the Door (And Throw Away the Key)
13	8	Johnny Rivers--Cupid
5	9	Sonics--The Witch
6	10	Jay Bentley & the Jet Set--Watusi '64
15	11	Roger Miller--King of the Road
---	12	Beatles--Eight Days a Week
23	13	Kinks--All Day and All of the Night
25	14	Buck Owens--I've Got a Tiger By the Tail
11	15	Ian Whitcomb--This Sporting Life
36	16	Herman's Hermits--Can't You Hear My Heartbeat
10	17	Jerry Vale--Have You Looked Into Your Heart
22	18	Bobby Goldsboro--Little Things
48	19	Chad & Jeremy--If I Loved You
14	20	Brothers Four--Somewhere
16	21	Shirley Ellis--The Name Game
17	22	Dobie Gray--The "In" Crowd
18	23	Rolling Stones--Heart of Stone
9	24	Righteous Brothers--You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'
24	25	Jewel Akens--The Birds and the Bees
32	26	Roy Orbison--Goodnight
35	27	Peter, Paul & Mary--For Lovin' Me
28	28	Rag Dolls--Dusty
39	29	Al Hirt--Fancy Pants
45	30	Gerry & the Pacemakers--Ferry Cross the Mersey
21	31	Bert Kaempfert & His Orchestra--Red Roses For a Blue Lady
---	32	Dave Clark Five--Come Home
---	33	Shirley Bassey--Goldfinger
12	34	Four Seasons--Bye Bye Baby
26	35	Brenda Lee--Thanks a Lot
38	36	Connie Francis--Whose Heart Are You Breaking Tonight
27	37	Sam Cooke--A Change is Gonna Come
31	38	Joe Tex--Hold What You've Got
---	39	Jody Miller--Never Let Him Go
40	40	Moody Blues--Go Now!
47	41	Jimmy Witherspoon--You're Next
50	42	Lancers--The Warmth of the Sun
33	43	Ronettes--Born to Be Together
---	44	Connie Francis--For Mama
34	45	Johnny Randel--Still in My Heart
---	46	Trade Winds--New York's a Lonely Town
---	47	Vic Dana--Red Roses For a Blue Lady
---	48	Sonics--Psycho
---	49	Viceroys--Bacon Fat
20	50	Sonny & Cher--Baby Don't Go

Discovery: Dusty Springfield—Losing You

After three Beatle-less weeks on the survey, they come back strong and debut at number 12 with their new single.

Just as “The Witch” starts to drop, the Sonics debut with their second hit.  “Psycho” will peak at number 4 in three weeks.  Right behind them are the Viceroys with “Bacon Fat,” which will get to number 27.  The third non-Billboard hit debuting this week is not from the Seattle/Tacoma area; “Never Let Him Go” by pop-country singer Jody Miller will reach number 35 next week.

This week’s Discovery, Dusty Springfield’s “Losing You,” barely made the Hot 100, stopping at number 91, while here it will get to number 9.  On the other hand, “Red Roses For a Blue Lady” by Vic Dana, which was a number 19 Billboard hit, will only make it to number 33 here despite his northwest connection.

The b-side of Trini Lopez's "Lemon Tree," "Pretty Eyes," is added to the survey.