June 3, 1966

39	1	Beatles--Paperback Writer/Rain
1	2	Lovin' Spoonful--Did You Ever Have to Make Up Your Mind?
3	3	Mindbenders--A Groovy Kind of Love
6	4	Percy Sledge--When a Man Loves a Woman
4	5	Mamas & Papas--Monday, Monday
12	6	Syndicate of Sound--Little Girl
5	7	Dee Jay & the Runaways--Peter Rabbit
2	8	Rolling Stones--Paint it, Black
7	9	Swingin' Medallions--Double Shot (Of My Baby's Love)
10	10	Simon & Garfunkel--I Am a Rock
22	11	Dusty Springfield--You Don't Have to Say You Love Me
11	12	Vic Dana--I Love You Drops
16	13	Chris Montez--The More I See You
9	14	Gary Lewis & the Playboys--Green Grass
8	15	Leaves--Hey Joe
25	16	Robert Parker--Barefootin'
21	17	Jan & Dean--Popsicle
23	18	Association--Along Comes Mary
20	19	Critters/Hondells--Younger Girl
13	20	Mamas & Papas--I Call Your Name
17	21	Wailers--It's You Alone
19	22	Dionne Warwick--Message to Michael
24	23	B.J. Thomas--Mama
15	24	Outsiders--Girl in Love
14	25	Chiffons--Sweet Talkin' Guy
32	26	Animals--Don't Bring Me Down
27	27	Kinks--Dedicated Follower of Fashion
40	28	Tommy James & the Shondells--Hanky Panky
38	29	Four Seasons--Opus 17 (Don't You Worry 'Bout Me)
44	30	Johnny Sea--Day For Decision
18	31	Walker Brothers--The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine (Anymore)
48	32	Sonny & Cher--Have I Stayed Too Long
26	33	Paul Revere & the Raiders--Kicks
29	34	Frank Sinatra--Strangers in the Night
28	35	Supremes--Love is Like an Itching in My Heart
31	36	Lettermen--I Only Have Eyes For You
30	37	James Brown--It's a Man's Man's Man's World
43	38	Susan Christie--I Love Onions
46	39	Righteous Brothers--He Will Break Your Heart
49	40	Cyrkle--Red Rubber Ball
50	41	Jimmie Rodgers--It's Over
---	42	Ray Charles--Let's Go Get Stoned
---	43	Capitols--Cool Jerk
---	44	Crispian St. Peters--The Pied Piper
33	45	Bob Dylan--Rainy Day Women #12 & 35
---	46	Jay & the Americans--Crying
---	47	Knickerbockers--High on Love
45	48	Eddy Arnold--The Last Word in Lonesome is Me
---	49	Standells--Dirty Water
---	50	Turtles--Grim Reaper of Love

The Beatles achieve one of the larger jumps in KJR survey history.

“Younger Girl” is credited to both the Critters and the Hondells for this week only; next week it goes back to just the Critters as it peaks at number 15, then the following week it drops off the survey.  The Hondells version got to number 52 in Billboard.

Ray Charles’ “Let’s Go Get Stoned” joins Bob Dylan’s “Rainy Day Women” on the survey, two songs about getting stoned, in two different senses.  Ray’s record, a number 31 BB hit, will make it to number 14 here.  The other debuts were all Hot 100 hits as well; worthy of note are the Capitols’ “Cool Jerk” (7BB/26KJR), Jay & the Americans’ version of “Crying” (25/46), the Knickerbockers’ latest attempt to recreate the magic of “Lies,” “High on Love” (94/25), and the Turtles’ “Grim Reaper of Love” (81/50) (though I’m not really sure if a record getting to number 50 instead of number 81 is “worthy of note”).