July 2, 1965

1	1	Rolling Stones--Satisfaction
2	2	Herman's Hermits--I'm Henry VIII, I Am
11	3	Patty Duke--Don't Just Stand There
8	4	Jackie DeShannon--What the World Needs Now is Love
22	5	Tom Jones--What's New Pussycat?
26	6	Them--Here Comes the Night
3	7	Four Tops--I Can't Help Myself
9	8	Kinks--Set Me Free
4	9	Ian Whitcomb--You Turn Me On
27	10	Barbara Mason--Yes, I'm Ready
21	11	Jay & the Americans--Cara, Mia
6	12	Byrds--Mr. Tambourine Man
44	13	Gary Lewis & the Playboys--Save Your Heart For Me
29	14	Dino, Desi & Billy--I'm a Fool
5	15	Johnny Rivers--Seventh Son
7	16	Elvis Presley--(Such an) Easy Question
12	17	Marianne Faithfull--This Little Bird
17	18	Righteous Brothers--Unchained Melody/Hung on You
39	19	We Five--You Were on My Mind
14	20	Bobby Goldsboro--Voodoo Woman
37	21	Brenda Lee--Too Many Rivers
---	22	Roger Miller--One Dyin' and a Buryin'
24	23	Billy Joe Royal--Down in the Boondocks
19	24	Beatles--Bad Boy
16	25	Strangeloves--I Want Candy
10	26	Herman's Hermits--Wonderful World
13	27	Eddie Hodges--New Orleans
33	28	Billy J. Kramer--Trains and Boats and Planes
15	29	Jan & Dean--You Really Know How to Hurt a Guy
18	30	Sam the Sham & the Pharaohs--Wooly Bully
38	31	Lesley Gore--Sunshine, Lollipops and Rainbows
---	32	Beach Boys--California Girls
---	33	Cher--All I Really Want to Do
34	34	Liverpool Five--That's What I Want
43	35	Shelley Fabares--My Prayer
20	36	Lettermen--Theme From "A Summer Place"
23	37	Ronnie Dove--A Little Bit of Heaven
50	38	Roy Orbison--(Say) You're My Girl
36	39	Bachelors--Marie
25	40	Chad & Jeremy--Before and After
30	41	Shangri-Las--Give Us Your Blessings
---	42	Four Seasons--Girl Come Running
31	43	Trini Lopez--Are You Sincere
---	44	Petula Clark--You'd Better Come Home
32	45	Ray Stevens--Old English Surfer
---	46	Glenn Yarbrough--It's Gonna Be Fine
35	47	Supremes--Back in My Arms Again
---	48	Sonny & Cher--I Got You Babe
---	49	Browns--You Can't Grow Peaches on a Cherry Tree
45	50	Mel Carter--Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me

A lot of shakeup in the top half of the survey this week, with a number of records making big jumps.

All the debuts this week were Billboard hits, though one only Bubbled Under.  “You Can’t Grow Peaches on a Cherry Tree” by the Browns peaked at number 120 in BB, while here it will reach number 42; the Browns had a long string of hits on the country chart, but this one did not chart there.  It did get to number 35 on the Easy Listening chart, though.

Speaking of the country chart, Roger Miller’s “One Dyin’ and a Buryin’” was a number 10 Billboard country hit that reached number 34 on the pop Hot 100—here it will make it to number 8.  Glenn Yarbrough’s “It’s Gonna Be Fine” will peak here at number 24; in Billboard it got to number 54.  Cher debuts twice this week, once by herself (15 BB/8 KJR) and once with Sonny (1/1).

The b-side of the Righteous Brothers' "Unchained Melody," "Hung on You," is added to the playlist.