November 27, 1964

45	1	Beatles--I Feel Fine/She's a Woman
2	2	Bobby Vinton--Mr. Lonely
1	3	Kinks--You Really Got Me
3	4	Gestures--Run, Run, Run
10	5	Newbeats--Pink Dally Rue
22	6	Dave Clark Five--Any Way You Want It
11	7	Sandie Shaw--(There's) Always Something There to Remind Me
7	8	Four Seasons--Big Man in Town
9	9	Rolling Stones--Time is on My Side
5	10	Jay & the Americans--Come a Little Bit Closer
16	11	Beach Boys--Dance, Dance, Dance
6	12	Newbeats--Everything's Alright
8	13	Brenda Lee--Is It True?
23	14	Ronnie Dove--Right or Wrong
41	15	Sheridan Hollenbeck--Tokyo Melody
12	16	Supremes--Baby Love
15	17	Dionne Warwick--Reach Out For Me
19	18	Bobby Bare--Four Strong Winds
36	19	Waikikis--Hawaii Tattoo
13	20	Lorne Greene--Ringo
48	21	Marianne Faithfull--As Tears Go By
14	22	Johnny Rivers--Mountain of Love
17	23	Jerry Wallace--Careless Hands
31	24	"You Know Who" Group--Roses Are Red My Love
30	25	Mickey Lee Lane--Shaggy Dog
27	26	Little Anthony & the Imperials--Goin' Out of My Head
25	27	Julie Rogers--The Wedding
35	28	Manfred Mann--Sha La La
18	29	Honeycombs--Have I the Right
28	30	Peter & Gordon--I Don't Want to See You Again
---	31	Tony Bennett--Who Can I Turn to
21	32	Gene Pitney--I'm Gonna Be Strong
39	33	Wailers--You Better Believe It
34	34	Al Martino--We Could
32	35	Phyllis McGuire--I Don't Want to Walk Without You
20	36	Elvis Presley--Ain't That Loving You Baby
---	37	Impressions--Amen
---	38	Johnny Tillotson--She Understands Me
26	39	Gladys Knight & the Pips--Either Way I Lose
---	40	Searchers--Love Potion Number Nine
---	41	Dave Lewis--Honky Tonk
38	42	Chad & Jeremy--Willow Weep For Me
---	43	Herman's Hermits--I'm Into Something Good
46	44	Larks--The Jerk
49	45	Jimmy Hanna--Busybody
---	46	Jan & Dean--Sidewalk Surfin'
47	47	Herb Alpert's Tijuana Brass--South of the Border
40	48	Matt Monro--Walk Away
---	49	Sir Raleigh & the Cupons--White Cliffs of Dover
---	50	Henry Mancini & His Orchestra--Dear Heart

Two non-Billboard debuts this week.  Dave Lewis is back with his version of “Honky Tonk,” which will peak at number 32 in two weeks, and Seattle-based Sir Raleigh and the Cupons [sic] will get to number 23 with their version of the British World War II standard “White Cliffs of Dover,” an attempt to cash in on 1964’s love affair with everything British.  Sir Raleigh was actually transplanted Canadian Dewey Martin, who in 1966 will be in Los Angeles and become the drummer of the Buffalo Springfield.

All the other debuts made the top 40 at Billboard, and most fared similarly well here as there.  Exceptions: Herman’s Hermits’ “I’m Into Something Good” was a number 13 BB hit that will not get any higher here at KJR than its number 43 spot this week, and Henry Mancini’s “Dear Heart” only reached number 77 in Billboard but will make it to number 29 here.

The Beatles’ “I Feel Fine” makes a huge jump from 45 to 1, as its b-side, “I’m a Woman,” gets added to the survey.  On the other hand, “Boys” drops completely off the list from number 4.

No Discovery again this week.