June 25, 1965

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

A big jump by the ever-popular Herman’s Hermits gives them two in the top ten again.

Apparently KJR was impatient for new Beatles material, and picked “Bad Boy,” from the Beatles VI album, to play.  It won’t get any higher than its number 19 this week, and will drop off after next week.  The other non-BB debut this week is a remake of “My Prayer” by Shelley Fabares, who by this point was no longer a regular on The Donna Reed Show and was married to record producer Lou Adler, who produced this one.  It’ll peak at number 35 next week.  The other debuts were all Top 40 hits at Billboard and all did comparably well there to what they will do here.