October 22, 1965

8	1	Rolling Stones--Get Off of My Cloud
1	2	Beatles--Yesterday/Act Naturally
2	3	Jan & Dean--I Found a Girl
3	4	Patty Duke--Say Something Funny
6	5	Gary Lewis & the Playboys--Everybody Loves a Clown
15	6	Sonny & Cher--But You're Mine
5	7	Silkie--You've Got to Hide Your Love Away
14	8	Four Seasons--Let's Hang On!
7	9	McCoys--Hang On Sloopy
10	10	Bob Dylan--Positively 4th Street
19	11	Wayne Newton--Keep the Lovin' Feelin'
4	12	Glen Campbell--The Universal Soldier
32	13	Cher--Where Do You Go
11	14	"Little" Jimmy Dickens--May the Bird of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose
9	15	Johnny Rivers--Where Have All the Flowers Gone
21	16	Newbeats--Run, Baby Run
---	17	Supremes--I Hear a Symphony
23	18	Len Barry--1-2-3
12	19	Toys--A Lover's Concerto
40	20	Bachelors--Chapel in the Moonlight
17	21	Brothers Four--What Now My Love
25	22	Jades--You're So Right For Me
13	23	Dave Clark Five--Catch Us if You Can
35	24	Barbara Lewis--Make Me Your Baby
33	25	Viceroys--That Sound
48	26	Danny Hutton--Roses and Rainbows
41	27	Nancy Sinatra--So Long Babe
---	28	Fontella Bass--Rescue Me
42	29	Vogues--You're the One
24	30	Paul Revere & the Raiders--Steppin' Out
29	31	Grass Roots--Mr. Jones (A Ballad of a Thin Man)
27	32	Vejtables--I Still Love You
39	33	Peter Antell--The Times They Are a-Changing
43	34	Turtles--Let Me Be
37	35	Barry McGuire--Child of Our Times
44	36	Mel Carter--My Heart Sings
36	37	Walker Brothers--Make it Easy on Yourself
18	38	Barry McGuire--Eve of Destruction
22	39	Jody Miller--Home of the Brave
46	40	Sam the Sham & the Pharaohs--Ring Dang Doo
20	41	Herman's Hermits--Just a Little Bit Better
---	42	Connie Stevens--Something Beautiful
---	43	Byrds--Turn! Turn! Turn!
16	44	Petula Clark--Round Every Corner
---	45	Sonny & Cher--The Letter
26	46	Charlie Rich--Mohair Sam
---	47	Roy Orbison--Crawling Back
45	48	Lovin' Spoonful--Do You Believe in Magic
---	49	Trini Lopez--Sinner Man
---	50	Mojo Men--Dance With Me

The Supremes debut up at number 17 with “I Hear a Symphony.”

Little Caesar’s “(My Girl) Sloopy” drops off while the McCoys’ “Hang On Sloopy” continues.

For their first three weeks on the chart, Sonny & Cher’s “But You’re Mine” and Petula Clark’s “Round Every Corner” stuck close together: 42 and 43, 24 and 22, and then last week 15 and 16.  But this week Sonny & Cher jump to number 6 while Petula plummets to 44.

One non-BB debut this week” “Something Beautiful” by TV personality Connie Stevens, which will peak here at number 30.  “The Letter” by Sonny & Cher, and old recording of theirs from 1963 which was originally released as by “Caesar & Cleo” and was re-released to capitalize on their success, got to number 75 at Billboard but will make it to number 27 here.  Also doing better at KJR than BB are Roy Orbison’s “Crawling Back” (46BB/10KJR) and “Sinner Man” by Trini Lopez (54/16).