February 19, 1965

1	1	Petula Clark--Downtown
12	2	Beatles--Eight Days a Week
2	3	Gary Lewis & the Playboys--This Diamond Ring
16	4	Herman's Hermits--Can't You Hear My Heartbeat
33	5	Shirley Bassey--Goldfinger
6	6	Trini Lopez--Pretty Eyes/Lemon Tree
11	7	Roger Miller--King of the Road
13	8	Kinks--All Day and All of the Night
5	9	Kingsmen--Jolly Green Giant
4	10	Zombies--Tell Her No
8	11	Johnny Rivers--Cupid/Midnight Special
29	12	Al Hirt--Fancy Pants
18	13	Bobby Goldsboro--Little Things
7	14	Jay & the Americans--Let's Lock the Door (And Throw Away the Key)
25	15	Jewel Akens--The Birds and the Bees
30	16	Gerry & the Pacemakers--Ferry Cross the Mersey
3	17	Peter & Gordon--I Go to Pieces
19	18	Chad & Jeremy--If I Loved You
14	19	Buck Owens--I've Got a Tiger By the Tail
32	20	Dave Clark Five--Come Home
9	21	Sonics--The Witch
48	21	Sonics--Psycho
22	22	Dobie Gray--The "In" Crowd
44	23	Connie Francis--For Mama
10	24	Jay Bentley & the Jet Set--Watusi '64
28	25	Rag Dolls--Dusty
15	26	Ian Whitcomb--This Sporting Life
---	27	Roy Orbison--Only With You
24	28	Righteous Brothers--You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'
46	29	Trade Winds--New York's a Lonely Town
21	30	Shirley Ellis--The Name Game
23	31	Rolling Stones--Heart of Stone
20	32	Brothers Four--Somewhere
27	33	Peter, Paul & Mary--For Lovin' Me
49	34	Viceroys--Bacon Fat
39	35	Jody Miller--Never Let Him Go
D	36	Dusty Springfield--Losing You
17	37	Jerry Vale--Have You Looked Into Your Heart
---	38	Jack Jones--The Race is On
---	39	Ned Miller--Do What You Do Do Well
---	40	Dean Martin--Send Me the Pillow You Dream On
---	41	Animals--Please Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood
42	42	Lancers--Hushabye
---	43	Supremes--Stop! In the Name of Love
47	44	Vic Dana--Red Roses For a Blue Lady
40	45	Moody Blues--Go Now!
36	46	Connie Francis--Whose Heart Are You Breaking Tonight
31	47	Bert Kaempfert & His Orchestra--Red Roses For a Blue Lady
---	48	Tony Bennett--If I Ruled the World
---	49	Ray Charles Singers--This is My Prayer
---	50	Del Shannon--Stranger in Town

Discovery: Freddie & the Dreamers—I Understand; Glen Campbell--Tomorrow Never Comes

Shirley Bassey’s “Goldfinger” jumps from 33 to 5.

It’s a week for turning records over.  The Lancers’ “Hushabye” replaces “The Warmth of the Sun;” the order of the two songs on the Trini Lopez record is reversed;  as mentioned previously, Johnny Rivers’ “Cupid” is joined by its b-side “Midnight Special;” and Roy Orbison’s “Goodnight” drops off as its b-side “Only With You” enters, though for some reason it is listed as a debut rather than as a continuation of the other side.  Neither “Hushabye” and “Only With You” made Billboard—“Only With You” will peak at number 16 here, while “Hushabye” will get no higher than its 42 this week (in fact, that record will be at number 42 four straight weeks—one as “The Warmth of the Sun,” one as “Hushabye,” and two as “Hushabye”/”The Warmth of the Sun”).

The other debuts this week were all Billboard hits, and most will conform pretty closely here with how they did there.  The most significant difference is for pre-stardom Glen Campbell and his "Tomorrow Never Comes," which Bubbled Under at number 118 but will get to number 20 here.  Also worth mentioning, perhaps, is Freddie & the Dreamers’ “I Understand” (36 BB/16 KJR).

If I'm reading my notes correctly, this week's survey listed "The Witch" at number 21 and omitted "Psycho."  However, in next week's survey "The Witch" has dropped off and "Psycho" is at number 6, with number 21 showing as its position for the previous week.  So here I'm listing them both there this week.