January 29, 1965

5	1	Petula Clark--Downtown
2	2	Sonics--The Witch
1	3	Kingsmen--Jolly Green Giant
6	4	Gary Lewis & the Playboys--This Diamond Ring
3	5	Righteous Brothers--You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'
9	6	Four Seasons--Bye Bye Baby
14	7	Peter & Gordon--I Go to Pieces
16	8	Jay & the Americans--Let's Lock the Door (And Throw Away the Key)
18	9	Jay Bentley & the Jet Set--Watusi '64
4	10	Shirley Ellis--The Name Game
11	11	Sonny & Cher--Baby Don't Go
24	12	Jerry Vale--Have You Looked Into Your Heart
26	13	Ian Whitcomb--This Sporting Life
17	14	Shangri-Las--Give Him a Great Big Kiss
27	15	Brothers Four--Somewhere
30	16	Trini Lopez--Lemon Tree
13	17	Dick & Dee Dee--Thou Shalt Not Steal
37	18	Johnny Rivers--Cupid
19	19	Sam Cooke--A Change is Gonna Come
36	20	Roger Miller--King of the Road
20	21	Gale Garnett--Lovin' Place
8	22	Dolphins--Hey-Da-Da-Dow
23	23	Frank Sinatra--Somewhere in Your Heart
38	24	Rolling Stones--Heart of Stone
47	25	Dobie Gray--The "In" Crowd
40	26	Bert Kaempfert & His Orchestra--Red Roses For a Blue Lady
41	27	Zombies--Tell Her No
10	28	Billy Edd Wheeler--Ode to the Little Brown Shack Out Back
12	29	Beau Brummels--Laugh, Laugh
33	30	Jewel Akens--The Birds and the Bees
32	31	Joe Tex--Hold What You've Got
39	32	Kinks--All Day and All of the Night
---	33	Brenda Lee--Thanks a Lot
---	34	Buck Owens--I've Got a Tiger By the Tail
44	35	Bobby Goldsboro--Little Things
50	36	Johnny Randel--Still in My Heart
D	37	Ronettes--Born to Be Together
15	38	Esther Ofarim--Dirty Old Town
---	39	Rag Dolls--Dusty
29	40	Bachelors--No Arms Can Ever Hold You
31	41	Dusty Springfield--Guess Who?
7	42	Sue Thompson--Paper Tiger
21	43	Manfred Mann--Sha La La
25	44	Supremes--Come See About Me
D	45	Temptations--My Girl
22	46	Gerry & the Pacemakers--I'll Be There
28	47	Searchers--Love Potion Number Nine
---	48	Julie Rogers--Like a Child
---	49	Moody Blues--Go Now!
---	50	Peter, Paul & Mary--For Lovin' Me

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All this week’s debuts were Hot 100 hits, and the one that had the biggest difference in performance between KJR and BB was “Go Now!” by the Moody Blues, which, unusually for a British record, will come up short here, peaking at number 40 versus 10 in Billboard.  Some of the others did a little better here than elsewhere, but none are really worth mentioning, or they wouldn’t be if I had more to write about this week: “Dusty” (55BB/24KJR), “Like a Child” (67/37), “I’ve Got a Tiger By the Tail” (28/14), and “Thanks a Lot” (45/26).