July 23, 1965

1	1	Herman's Hermits--I'm Henry VIII, I Am/The End of the World
10	2	Beach Boys--California Girls
3	3	Rolling Stones--Satisfaction
15	4	Them--Gloria
5	5	Gary Lewis & the Playboys--Save Your Heart For Me
4	6	Tom Jones--What's New Pussycat?
2	7	Patty Duke--Don't Just Stand There
30	8	Sonny & Cher--I Got You Babe
14	9	Barbara Lewis--Baby, I'm Yours
12	10	Cher--All I Really Want to Do
8	11	Roger Miller--One Dyin' and a Buryin'
13	12	Righteous Brothers--Unchained Melody/Hung on You
7	13	Barbara Mason--Yes, I'm Ready
6	14	Them--Here Comes the Night
11	15	We Five--You Were on My Mind
9	16	Dino, Desi & Billy--I'm a Fool
21	17	Kingsmen--Louie, Louie
16	18	Lesley Gore--Sunshine, Lollipops and Rainbows
18	19	Dusty Springfield--In the Middle of Nowhere
---	20	Bob Dylan--Like a Rolling Stone
20	21	Ian Whitcomb--You Turn Me On
23	22	Peter & Gordon--To Know You is to Love You
17	23	Elvis Presley--(Such an) Easy Question
26	24	Glenn Yarbrough--It's Gonna Be Fine
36	25	Turtles--It Ain't Me Babe
28	26	Wailers--Dirty Robber
31	27	Hal Blaine--Topsy '65
29	28	Petula Clark--You'd Better Come Home
19	29	Jay & the Americans--Cara, Mia
---	30	Beatles--Help!
---	31	Supremes--Nothing But Heartaches
22	32	Kinks--Set Me Free
24	33	Byrds--Mr. Tambourine Man
38	34	Sonics--Don't Be Afraid of the Dark
25	35	Four Seasons--Girl Come Running
40	36	Derek Martin--You Better Go
32	37	Roy Orbison--(Say) You're My Girl
46	38	Little Anthony & the Imperials--Take Me Back
48	39	Don & the Goodtimes--Little Sally Tease
---	40	James Brown--Papa's Got a Brand New Bag
---	41	Dean Martin--Houston
---	42	Four Tops--It's the Same Old Song
37	43	Brenda Lee--Too Many Rivers
---	44	Mel Carter--Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me
35	45	Billy Joe Royal--Down in the Boondocks
34	46	Strangeloves--I Want Candy
---	47	Gene Pitney--Looking Through the Eyes of Love
39	48	Billy J. Kramer--Trains and Boats and Planes
27	49	Four Tops--I Can't Help Myself
---	50	Wayne Newton--Summer Wind

Sonny & Cher, after weeks at 48, 43 and 30, suddenly jump to number 8.  Bob Dylan debuts high.

All this week’s debuts were Hot 100 hits.  Wayne Newton once again does better in Seattle than nationally, as “Summer Wind,” a number 78 BB hit, will get to number 38 here.  On the other hand, “It’s the Same Old Song” by the Four Tops, a number 5 BB hit, will peak here at number 26.