October 8, 1965

1	1	Beatles--Yesterday/Act Naturally
2	2	Patty Duke--Say Something Funny
5	3	Glen Campbell--The Universal Soldier
4	4	Little Caesar & the Consuls--(My Girl) Sloopy/McCoys--Hang On Sloopy
3	5	Herman's Hermits--Just a Little Bit Better
8	6	Silkie--You've Got to Hide Your Love Away
19	7	Gary Lewis & the Playboys--Everybody Loves a Clown
10	8	Johnny Rivers--Where Have All the Flowers Gone
18	9	Bob Dylan--Positively 4th Street
17	10	"Little" Jimmy Dickens--May the Bird of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose
32	11	Jan & Dean--I Found a Girl
9	12	Dave Clark Five--Catch Us if You Can
7	13	Barry McGuire--Eve of Destruction
12	14	Jody Miller--Home of the Brave
15	15	Jonathan King--Everyone's Gone to the Moon
16	16	Toys--A Lover's Concerto
20	17	Brothers Four--What Now My Love
11	18	Sonny & Cher--Baby Don't Go
14	19	Charlie Rich--Mohair Sam
6	20	Animals--We Gotta Get Out of This Place
26	21	Gants--Road Runner
43	22	Petula Clark--Round Every Corner
22	23	Little Anthony & the Imperials--I Miss You So
42	24	Sonny & Cher--But You're Mine
40	25	Wayne Newton--Keep the Lovin' Feelin'
31	26	Vejtables--I Still Love You
21	27	Jay & the Americans--Some Enchanted Evening
---	28	Rolling Stones--Get Off of My Cloud
---	29	Len Barry--1-2-3
---	30	Jades--You're So Right For Me
---	31	Four Seasons--Let's Hang On!
13	32	Castaways--Liar, Liar
23	33	Sonny & Cher--Just You
37	34	Ronnie Dove--I'll Make All Your Dreams Come True
28	35	Andy Williams--Ain't it True
38	36	Viceroys--That Sound
41	37	Paul Revere & the Raiders--Steppin' Out
24	38	Roy Head--Treat Her Right
---	39	Newbeats--Run, Baby Run
---	40	Peter Antell--The Times They Are a-Changing
47	41	Grass Roots--Mr. Jones (A Ballad of a Thin Man)
---	42	Walker Brothers--Make it Easy on Yourself
44	43	Chip & Dave--Soon Another Day
35	44	Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass--Taste of Honey
---	45	Barry McGuire--Child of Our Times
49	46	Barbara Lewis--Make Me Your Baby
29	47	Sir Walter Raleigh--Tell Her Tonight
34	48	Joan Baez--There But For Fortune
50	49	Lettermen--Secretly
---	50	Nancy Sinatra--So Long Babe

Jan & Dean’s “I Found a Girl” makes a sizeable leap.

One non-BB debut this week—“You’re So Right For Me” by the Jades, a semi-Motowny girl group record that will get to number 22 here.  Peter Antell’s version of Bob Dylan’s “The Times They Are a-Changing” barely squeaked, or barely bubbled, into the Bubbling Under chart at number 135, and will make it to number 33 here.  “So Long Babe,” Nancy Sinatra’s first appearance on the Billboard charts, at number 86, will get up to number 26 here, and Barry McGuire’s “Child of Our Times” will get to number 34, versus the 72 it peaked at in BB.  On the other hand, the Walker Brothers’ “Make it Easy on Yourself” was a number 16 BB hit that will stall at number 36 at KJR.

October 1, 1965

1	1	Beatles--Yesterday/Act Naturally
6	2	Patty Duke--Say Something Funny
5	3	Herman's Hermits--Just a Little Bit Better
4	4	Little Caesar & the Consuls--(My Girl) Sloopy/McCoys--Hang On Sloopy
10	5	Glen Campbell--The Universal Soldier
2	6	Animals--We Gotta Get Out of This Place
3	7	Barry McGuire--Eve of Destruction
17	8	Silkie--You've Got to Hide Your Love Away
8	9	Dave Clark Five--Catch Us if You Can
23	10	Johnny Rivers--Where Have All the Flowers Gone
7	11	Sonny & Cher--Baby Don't Go
14	12	Jody Miller--Home of the Brave
9	13	Castaways--Liar, Liar
11	14	Charlie Rich--Mohair Sam
27	15	Jonathan King--Everyone's Gone to the Moon
22	16	Toys--A Lover's Concerto
49	17	"Little" Jimmy Dickens--May the Bird of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose
---	18	Bob Dylan--Positively 4th Street
31	19	Gary Lewis & the Playboys--Everybody Loves a Clown
24	20	Brothers Four--What Now My Love
20	21	Jay & the Americans--Some Enchanted Evening
40	22	Little Anthony & the Imperials--I Miss You So
18	23	Sonny & Cher--Just You
16	24	Roy Head--Treat Her Right
25	25	Edwin Starr--Agent Double-O-Soul
---	26	Gants--Road Runner
19	27	Sunrays--I Live For the Sun
29	28	Andy Williams--Ain't it True
35	29	Sir Walter Raleigh--Tell Her Tonight
13	30	Sonny--Laugh at Me
37	31	Vejtables--I Still Love You
---	32	Jan & Dean--I Found a Girl
30	33	P.F. Sloan--The Sins of a Family
34	34	Joan Baez--There But For Fortune
32	35	Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass--Taste of Honey
26	36	We Five--You Were on My Mind
42	37	Ronnie Dove--I'll Make All Your Dreams Come True
---	38	Viceroys--That Sound
15	39	Fortunes--You've Got Your Troubles
---	40	Wayne Newton--Keep the Lovin' Feelin'
41	41	Paul Revere & the Raiders--Steppin' Out
---	42	Sonny & Cher--But You're Mine
---	43	Petula Clark--Round Every Corner
44	44	Chip & Dave--Soon Another Day
21	45	Five Emprees--Little Miss Sad
48	46	Jack Jones--Just Yesterday
---	47	Grass Roots--Mr. Jones (A Ballad of a Thin Man)
39	48	Roger Miller--Kansas City Star
---	49	Barbara Lewis--Make Me Your Baby
---	50	Lettermen--Secretly

A high debut for Bob Dylan, and a big leap upwards for Little Jimmy Dickens.  “Road Runner” by the Gants returns to the survey after dropping off for a week.  “Help!” drops completely off from number 12.

“Hang On Sloopy” by the McCoys debuts on the survey, paired with “(My Girl) Sloopy” (same song) by Little Caesar & the Consuls as a single entry.  They’ll be listed this way for three weeks, and then the McCoys will have the spot to themselves for five more weeks.  Two debuts were non-BB hits: Seattle’s Viceroys return to the survey with “That Sound,” which will peak here at number 25; and Wayne Newton’s “Keep the Lovin’ Feelin’,” the b-side of number 69 Billboard hit “Remember When” (which will not make the KJR list), will get up to number 11.  Jan & Dean’s “I Found a Girl,” number 30 in Billboard, will get all the way to number two here, and “Mr. Jones (A Ballad of a Thin Man),” a slightly retitled Bob Dylan song by the Grass Roots, will make it to number 29 here versus number 121 in Billboard.

This week may be the peak of the folk-rock craze, at least at KJR, with about 10 or 12 records on the survey that could be so described.