March 5, 1965

1	1	Beatles--Eight Days a Week
4	2	Herman's Hermits--Can't You Hear My Heartbeat
17	3	Beach Boys--Do You Wanna Dance?
6	4	Sonics--Psycho
3	5	Gary Lewis & the Playboys--This Diamond Ring
14	6	Supremes--Stop! In the Name of Love
7	7	Jewel Akens--The Birds and the Bees
5	8	Petula Clark--Downtown
2	9	Shirley Bassey--Goldfinger
11	10	Roger Miller--King of the Road
8	11	Kinks--All Day and All of the Night
12	12	Gerry & the Pacemakers--Ferry Cross the Mersey
20	13	Dusty Springfield--Losing You
25	14	Ad Libs--The Boy From New York City
15	15	Zombies--Tell Her No
22	16	Roy Orbison--Only With You
9	17	Trini Lopez--Pretty Eyes
28	18	Animals--Please Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood
10	19	Johnny Rivers--Midnight Special
13	20	Kingsmen--Jolly Green Giant
23	21	Connie Francis--For Mama
33	22	Jack Jones--The Race is On
26	23	Freddie & the Dreamers--I Understand
18	24	Bobby Goldsboro--Little Things
19	25	Dave Clark Five--Come Home
32	26	Dean Martin--Send Me the Pillow You Dream On
34	27	Viceroys--Bacon Fat
35	28	Del Shannon--Stranger in Town
16	29	Al Hirt--Fancy Pants
24	30	Rag Dolls--Dusty
37	31	Georgie Fame--Yeh, Yeh
49	32	Glen Campbell--Tomorrow Never Comes
---	33	Jan & Dean--(Here They Come) From All Over the World
29	34	Jay & the Americans--Let's Lock the Door (And Throw Away the Key)
---	35	Freddie & the Dreamers--I'm Telling You Now
21	36	Peter & Gordon--I Go to Pieces
D	37	Searchers--Bumble Bee
27	38	Chad & Jeremy--If I Loved You
43	39	Vic Dana--Red Roses For a Blue Lady
31	40	Buck Owens--I've Got a Tiger By the Tail
45	41	Ned Miller--Do What You Do Do Well
42	42	Lancers--Hushabye/The Warmth of the Sun
---	43	Little Anthony & the Imperials--Hurt So Bad
50	44	Everly Brothers--Don’t Let the Whole World Know
38	45	Dobie Gray--The "In" Crowd
---	46	George & Gene--I've Got Five Dollars and It's Saturday Night
41	47	Tony Bennett--If I Ruled the World
---	48	Grady & Brady--Just a Lot of Talk
---	49	Dionne Warwick--Who Can I Turn to
46	50	Jody Miller--Never Let Him Go

Discovery: Petula Clark—I Know a Place

One non-BB debut, “Just a Lot of Talk” by folk-rocky Oregon brothers (twins?) Grady and Brady Sneed, which will move to number 45 next week and then drop off.  “I’ve Got Five Dollars and It’s Saturday Night,” a remake of a 1956 Faron Young record by unlikely duet partners George Jones and Gene Pitney, reached number 99 on the Hot 100 and number 16 on the Billboard country chart; it will get to number 17 here.  The Jan & Dean record was a number 56 BB hit that will get to number 25 here next week, and Little Anthony & the Imperials’ “Hurt So Bad,” a number 10 BB hit, will stall here at number 32.