January 8, 1965

35	1	Righteous Brothers--You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'
15	2	Kingsmen--Jolly Green Giant
7	3	Dick & Dee Dee--Thou Shalt Not Steal
2	4	Beau Brummels--Laugh, Laugh
11	5	Sue Thompson--Paper Tiger
26	6	Sonics--The Witch
13	7	Petula Clark--Downtown
34	8	Dolphins--Hey-Da-Da-Dow
5	9	Dean Martin--You'll Always Be the One I Love
24	10	Gerry & the Pacemakers--I'll Be There
1	11	Manfred Mann--Sha La La
3	12	Supremes--Come See About Me
21	13	Vic Mizzy--The Addams Family
---	14	Shirley Ellis--The Name Game
4	15	Larks--The Jerk
28	16	P.J. Proby--Somewhere
9	17	Searchers--Love Potion Number Nine
6	18	Beatles--I Feel Fine/She's a Woman
---	19	Gary Lewis & the Playboys--This Diamond Ring
41	20	Chad & Jeremy--Willow Weep For Me
10	21	Beach Boys--Dance, Dance, Dance
---	22	Sonny & Cher--Baby Don't Go
8	23	Del Shannon--Keep Searchin'
---	24	Dusty Springfield--Guess Who?
14	25	Bobby Vinton--Mr. Lonely
16	26	Hullaballoos--I'm Gonna Love You Too
---	27	Peter & Gordon--I Go to Pieces
---	28	Brenda Lee--The Crying Game
19	29	Gestures--Run, Run, Run
38	30	Bachelors--No Arms Can Ever Hold You
49	31	Robert Goulet--My Love Forgive Me
---	32	Trini Lopez--Lemon Tree
---	33	Esther Ofarim--Dirty Old Town
12	34	Waikikis--Hawaii Tattoo
31	35	Jimmy Hanna--Busybody
---	36	Jay & the Americans--Let's Lock the Door (And Throw Away the Key)
17	37	Dave Clark Five--Any Way You Want It
29	38	Henry Mancini & His Orchestra--Dear Heart/How Soon
---	39	Shangri-Las--Give Him a Great Big Kiss
18	40	Impressions--Amen
50	41	Lesley Gore--The Look of Love
27	42	"You Know Who" Group--Roses Are Red My Love
39	43	Chuck Berry--Promised Land
20	44	Jan & Dean--Sidewalk Surfin'
D	45	Four Seasons--Bye Bye Baby
---	46	Sam Cooke--Shake
36	47	Ray Charles Singers--One More Time
22	48	Irma Thomas--He's My Guy
25	49	Dickey Lee--Big Brother
33	50	Sir Raleigh & the Cupons--White Cliffs of Dover

Discovery: Ian Whitcomb—This Sporting Life

There was no January 1^st survey.  With the two-week gap, then, we have more debuts than usual and more big jumps and falls—notably, the Righteous Brothers leaping from 35 to number one and Shirley Ellis debuting at number 14.

Israeli pop singer Esther Ofarim’s “Dirty Old Town” is the lone non-BB hit debuting this week; it will reach number 15 here.  Dusty Springfield’s “Guess Who?” will peak next week at number 23, while in Billboard it only got to number 109.  The other debuts all made the Hot 100; differences worth mentioning are those of Brenda Lee’s “The Crying Game” (87 BB/28 KJR), “Lemon Tree” by Trini Lopez (20/6), "This Sporting Life" by Englishman-in-Seattle Ian Whitcomb (100/11), and “Shake” by Sam Cooke (7/46).  “Shake” will only appear here this week--next week KJR stops playing it and switches to its b-side, “A Change is Gonna Come.”  Sonny and Cher’s “Baby Don’t Go” will reach number 11 here; it peaked at number 8 in Billboard, but not until several months later, entering the Hot 100 in August 1965, after they hit it big with “I Got You Babe.”