September 24, 1965

1	1	Beatles--Yesterday/Act Naturally
4	2	Animals--We Gotta Get Out of This Place
2	3	Barry McGuire--Eve of Destruction
3	4	Little Caesar & the Consuls--(My Girl) Sloopy
13	5	Herman's Hermits--Just a Little Bit Better
22	6	Patty Duke--Say Something Funny
9	7	Sonny & Cher--Baby Don't Go
12	8	Dave Clark Five--Catch Us if You Can
5	9	Castaways--Liar, Liar
23	10	Glen Campbell--The Universal Soldier
8	11	Charlie Rich--Mohair Sam
7	12	Beatles--Help!
6	13	Sonny--Laugh at Me
10	14	Jody Miller/Bonnie & the Treasures--Home of the Brave
14	15	Fortunes--You've Got Your Troubles
17	16	Roy Head--Treat Her Right
---	17	Silkie--You've Got to Hide Your Love Away
34	18	Sonny & Cher--Just You
11	19	Sunrays--I Live For the Sun
31	20	Jay & the Americans--Some Enchanted Evening
24	21	Five Emprees--Little Miss Sad
28	22	Toys--A Lover's Concerto
---	23	Johnny Rivers--Where Have All the Flowers Gone
49	24	Brothers Four--What Now My Love
35	25	Edwin Starr--Agent Double-O-Soul
15	26	We Five--You Were on My Mind
26	27	Jonathan King--Everyone's Gone to the Moon
18	28	Jive Five--I'm a Happy Man
43	29	Andy Williams--Ain't it True
21	30	P.F. Sloan--The Sins of a Family
45	31	Gary Lewis & the Playboys--Everybody Loves a Clown
32	32	Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass--Taste of Honey
30	33	Yardbirds--Heart Full of Soul
39	34	Joan Baez--There But For Fortune
48	35	Sir Walter Raleigh--Tell Her Tonight
19	36	Lovin' Spoonful--Do You Believe in Magic
---	37	Vejtables--I Still Love You
20	38	Turtles--It Ain't Me Babe
36	39	Roger Miller--Kansas City Star
---	40	Little Anthony & the Imperials--I Miss You So
44	41	Paul Revere & the Raiders--Steppin' Out
---	42	Ronnie Dove--I'll Make All Your Dreams Come True
16	43	Dean Martin--Houston
---	44	Chip & Dave--Soon Another Day
25	45	Gentrys--Keep On Dancing
47	46	Tom Jones--With These Hands
42	47	Liverpool Five--If You Gotta Go, Go Now
---	48	Jack Jones--Just Yesterday
---	49	"Little" Jimmy Dickens--May the Bird of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose
40	50	Bobby Vinton--What Color (Is a Man)

High debuts by the Silkie and Johnny Rivers—in fact, “Where Have All the Flowers Gone” debuts higher than its peak position in Billboard (#26).  It’ll get to number 8 here.  “I Still Love You” by San Francisco’s Vejtables was a number 84 BB hit that will make it up to number 26 here.  Chip & Dave were Chip Rawson and Dave Immer, from Oregon, and their “Soon Another Day” was popular in the northwest but did not make Billboard; here it’ll peak at number 43.  For some reason, whenever I put the record on I’m expecting it to be folk-rock, but it’s got a prominent bouncy piano and sounds a year or two older than it is.  In 1972 David Immer put out a solo single called “Complication No. 5” that had a little local success.