September 10, 1965

3	1	Little Caesar & the Consuls--(My Girl) Sloopy
1	2	Barry McGuire--Eve of Destruction
5	3	Castaways--Liar, Liar
2	4	Beatles--Help!
4	5	Charlie Rich--Mohair Sam
7	6	Sunrays--I Live For the Sun
6	7	Fortunes--You've Got Your Troubles
---	8	Beatles--Yesterday/Act Naturally
21	9	Sonny--Laugh at Me
10	10	Animals--We Gotta Get Out of This Place
13	11	Bonnie & the Treasures/Jody Miller--Home of the Brave
8	12	We Five--You Were on My Mind
19	13	Dave Clark Five--Catch Us if You Can
15	14	Dean Martin--Houston
29	15	Sonny & Cher--Baby Don't Go
17	16	P.F. Sloan--The Sins of a Family
14	17	Lovin' Spoonful--Do You Believe in Magic
20	18	Roy Head--Treat Her Right
9	19	Turtles--It Ain't Me Babe
18	20	Gentrys--Keep On Dancing
37	21	Yardbirds--Heart Full of Soul
23	22	Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass--Taste of Honey
16	23	Elvis Presley--I'm Yours
12	24	James Brown--Papa's Got a Brand New Bag
35	25	Roger Miller--Kansas City Star
25	26	Marianne Faithfull--Summer Nights
28	27	Kathy Kirby--The Way of Love
33	28	Jive Five--I'm a Happy Man
38	29	Herman's Hermits--Just a Little Bit Better
48	30	Toys--A Lover's Concerto
31	31	Jonathan King--Everyone's Gone to the Moon
32	32	Bobby Vinton--What Color (Is a Man)
46	33	Five Emprees--Little Miss Sad
24	34	Bob Dylan--Like a Rolling Stone
---	35	Patty Duke--Say Something Funny
---	36	Glen Campbell--The Universal Soldier
49	37	Jay & the Americans--Some Enchanted Evening
22	38	Cher--All I Really Want to Do
27	39	Beach Boys--California Girls
42	40	Joe Leahy--Life
26	41	Roy Orbison--Ride Away
47	42	Kingsmen--Annie Fannie
45	43	Ramsey Lewis Trio--The "In" Crowd
---	44	Gants--Road Runner
50	45	Liverpool Five--If You Gotta Go, Go Now
39	46	Freddy Cannon--Action
---	47	Edwin Starr--Agent Double-O-Soul
34	48	Beatles--The Night Before
---	49	Tom Jones--With These Hands
---	50	Gary Lewis & the Playboys--Everybody Loves a Clown

Sonny & Cher’s “I Got You Babe” plunges off the survey from number 11; next week it’ll be back, at number 27.  Perhaps it was inadvertently omitted this week.

The Beatles debut way up at number 8 with “Yesterday”/”Act Naturally;” KJR will actually be listing it not as by the Beatles but as by Paul/Ringo.  Starting next week it will spend five weeks at number one; in Billboard the two sides were listed separately, with “Yesterday” spending four weeks at number one and “Act Naturally” peaking at number 47.

All the other debuts were also top 50 Billboard hits.  Patty Duke’s “Say Something Funny” was a number 22 BB hit that will reach number two here.  Glen Campbell’s version of the protest song “The Universal Soldier” got to number 45 in Billboard but will reach number 3 here.  And Mississippi garage band the Gants will peak at number 21 with their version of “Road Runner,” which topped out at number 46 in Billboard.