October 29, 1965

1	1	Rolling Stones--Get Off of My Cloud
2	2	Beatles--Yesterday/Act Naturally
5	3	Gary Lewis & the Playboys--Everybody Loves a Clown
4	4	Patty Duke--Say Something Funny
8	5	Four Seasons--Let's Hang On!
3	6	Jan & Dean--I Found a Girl
9	7	McCoys--Hang On Sloopy
6	8	Sonny & Cher--But You're Mine
17	9	Supremes--I Hear a Symphony
13	10	Cher--Where Do You Go
7	11	Silkie--You've Got to Hide Your Love Away
24	12	Barbara Lewis--Make Me Your Baby
11	13	Wayne Newton--Keep the Lovin' Feelin'
28	14	Fontella Bass--Rescue Me
20	15	Bachelors--Chapel in the Moonlight
12	16	Glen Campbell--The Universal Soldier
26	17	Danny Hutton--Roses and Rainbows
19	18	Toys--A Lover's Concerto
29	19	Vogues--You're the One
43	20	Byrds--Turn! Turn! Turn!
47	21	Roy Orbison--Crawling Back
10	22	Bob Dylan--Positively 4th Street
40	23	Sam the Sham & the Pharaohs--Ring Dang Doo
34	24	Turtles--Let Me Be
36	25	Mel Carter--My Heart Sings
27	26	Nancy Sinatra--So Long Babe
14	27	"Little" Jimmy Dickens--May the Bird of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose
21	28	Brothers Four--Try to Remember/What Now My Love
18	29	Len Barry--1-2-3
23	30	Dave Clark Five--Catch Us if You Can
32	31	Vejtables--I Still Love You
15	32	Johnny Rivers--Where Have All the Flowers Gone
16	33	Newbeats--Run, Baby Run
35	34	Barry McGuire--Child of Our Times
25	35	Viceroys--That Sound
---	36	Dean Martin--I Will
42	37	Connie Stevens--Something Beautiful
45	38	Sonny & Cher--The Letter
49	39	Trini Lopez--Sinner Man
---	40	Elvis Presley--Puppet on a String
---	41	Wonder Who?--Don't Think Twice
---	42	Ronnie Dove--Kiss Away
---	43	Blue Things--I Must Be Doing Something Wrong
---	44	Statler Brothers--Flowers on the Wall
---	45	Shangri-Las--I Can Never Go Home Anymore
---	46	Simon & Garfunkel--The Sounds of Silence
50	47	Mojo Men--Dance With Me
37	48	Walker Brothers--Make it Easy on Yourself
44	49	Petula Clark--Round Every Corner
---	50	Marvin Gaye--Ain't That Peculiar

“Try to Remember” by the Brothers Four, a number 91 Billboard hit, debuts at number 28 in a combined listing with the fading “What Now My Love”—despite the fact that the two songs were two separate releases, not two sides of the same single.  This unnatural pairing will drop off the survey next week.

The other debuts were all top 30 BB hits except one: “I Must Be Doing Something Wrong” was a non-Billboard hit by Kansas folk-rock group the Blue Things, and it will reach number 32 here.  Elvis Presley’s “Puppet on a String” peaked at number 14 in Billboard, but will be a number one hit at KJR; conversely, Marvin Gaye’s “Ain’t That Peculiar,” a number 8 BB hit, will top out at number 43 here.