February 18, 1966

6	1	SSgt Barry Sadler--The Ballad of the Green Berets
1	2	Nancy Sinatra--These Boots Are Made For Walkin'
4	3	Mamas & Papas--California Dreamin'
2	4	Lou Christie--Lightnin' Strikes
3	5	Herman's Hermits--Listen People
7	6	Neal Hefti/Marketts--Batman Theme
16	7	Bob Lind--Elusive Butterfly
8	8	Petula Clark--My Love
18	9	Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass--Zorba the Greek
5	10	Beatles/David & Jonathan--Michelle
---	11	Beatles--Nowhere Man
10	12	Bob Kuban & the In-Men--The Cheater
42	13	Rolling Stones--19th Nervous Breakdown
15	14	Dean Martin--Somewhere There's a Someone
13	15	Verdelle Smith--In My Room
20	16	Sheep--Hide & Seek
9	17	Vogues--Five O'Clock World
25	18	Newbeats--Shake Hands (And Come Out Crying)
19	19	Turtles--You Baby
17	20	Sonny & Cher--What Now My Love
40	21	Roger Miller--Husbands and Wives
22	22	Bobby Fuller Four--I Fought the Law
11	23	Beatles--Norwegian Wood
14	24	Ray Charles--Crying Time
24	25	Dave Clark Five--At the Scene
---	26	Lovin' Spoonful--Daydream
29	27	Byrds--It Won't Be Wrong
31	28	Peter & Gordon--Woman
26	29	Stevie Wonder--Uptight (Everything's Alright)
30	30	New Colony Six--I Confess
12	31	Paul Revere & the Raiders--Just Like Me
23	32	Mitch Ryder & the Detroit Wheels--Jenny Take a Ride!
---	33	Swinging Blue Jeans--Don't Make Me Over
36	34	Pozo-Seco Singers--Time
37	35	Patty Duke--Whenever She Holds You
50	36	Simon & Garfunkel--Homeward Bound
---	37	Shangri-Las--Long Live Our Love
41	38	Bobby Goldsboro--It's Too Late
---	39	Norma Tanega--Walkin' My Cat Named Dog
---	40	Sir Douglas Quintet--The Rains Came
43	41	Jan & Dean--Batman
32	42	Exciters--A Little Bit of Soap
45	43	Lorne Greene--Five Card Stud
---	44	Lyme & Cybelle--Follow Me
33	45	Freddie Lennon--That's My Life (My Love and My Home)
28	46	Four Seasons--Working My Way Back to You
---	47	Marvelettes--Don't Mess With Bill
21	48	Lovin' Spoonful--You Didn't Have to Be So Nice
39	49	Jackie Lee--The Duck
44	50	Supremes--My World is Empty Without You

The Rolling Stones jump from 42 to 13, but the Beatles still manage to leapfrog them by debuting at number 11 with “Nowhere Man.”

As mentioned previously, starting this week “Batman” is credited jointly to Neal Hefti and the Marketts.  And, as mentioned last time, Roger Miller’s record is turned over in favor of “Husbands and Wives,” a number 26 BB pop hit (and number 5 country) which will peak at number 10 here.  (Incidentally, Jan & Dean's "Batman" is an original song, not another version of the theme.)

All the debuts were Hot 100 hits except for one Bubbling Under: “Don’t Make Me Over” by the Swinging Blue Jeans, which got to number 116 there but will make it up to number 17 here.  Other significant discrepancies: Norma Tanega (22BB/9KJR), the Sir Douglas Quintet (31/8), Lyme (Warren Zevon) & Cybelle (65/22) and the Marvelettes (7/20).