May 13, 1966

1	1	Mamas & Papas--Monday, Monday
8	2	Lovin' Spoonful--Did You Ever Have to Make Up Your Mind?
4	3	Mindbenders--A Groovy Kind of Love
2	4	Wailers--It's You Alone
6	5	Walker Brothers--The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine (Anymore)
17	6	Mamas & Papas--I Call Your Name
7	7	Dee Jay & the Runaways--Peter Rabbit
11	8	Bob Dylan--Rainy Day Women #12 & 35
22	9	Rolling Stones--Paint it, Black
21	10	Gary Lewis & the Playboys--Green Grass
3	11	Nancy Sinatra--How Does That Grab You, Darlin'?
9	12	Paul Revere & the Raiders--Kicks
5	13	Percy Sledge--When a Man Loves a Woman
12	14	Dimensions--She's Boss
13	15	Dean Martin--Come Running Back
25	16	Barry McGuire--Cloudy Summer Afternoon (Raindrops)
24	17	Swingin' Medallions--Double Shot (Of My Baby's Love)
39	18	Critters--Younger Girl
14	19	Them--Gloria
19	20	Ike & Tina Turner--River Deep - Mountain High
37	21	Chiffons--Sweet Talkin' Guy
10	22	B.J. Thomas--I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry
27	23	Dionne Warwick--Message to Michael
18	24	Young Rascals--Good Lovin'
38	25	Leaves--Hey Joe
20	26	Yardbirds--Shapes of Things
30	27	Simon & Garfunkel--I Am a Rock
49	28	Vic Dana--I Love You Drops
---	29	Chris Montez--The More I See You
---	30	Kinks--Dedicated Follower of Fashion
50	31	Jan & Dean--Norwegian Wood
23	32	Cher--Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)
29	33	Cascades--Cheryl's Goin' Home
15	34	Outsiders--Time Won't Let Me
28	35	Byrds--Eight Miles High
43	36	Charlie Rich--Nice and Easy
32	37	Shades of Blue--Oh How Happy
---	38	Dusty Springfield--You Don't Have to Say You Love Me
46	39	Gene Pitney--Backstage
16	40	Herman's Hermits--Leaning on the Lamppost
---	41	Four Seasons--Opus 17 (Don't You Worry 'Bout Me)
45	42	James Brown--It's a Man's Man's Man's World
---	43	Association--Along Comes Mary
47	44	Ronnie Dove--Let's Start All Over Again
41	45	Granny Peters & Clyde--Wonder Mother
---	46	Syndicate of Sound--Little Girl
---	47	Frank Sinatra--Strangers in the Night
---	48	Supremes--Love is Like an Itching in My Heart
---	49	Outsiders--Girl in Love
40	50	Jackie DeShannon--Come and Get Me

All the debuts were Hot 100 hits—actually they were all Top 40.  That doesn’t leave a lot of room for large discrepancies in popularity, and actually none will get significantly higher here than they did nationally, but three of them will do significantly worse.  The Four Seasons’ “Opus 17,” a number 13 BB hit, will stall out at number 29 here; Frank Sinatra’s “Strangers in the Night,” which was a number one Billboard hit, will only get to number 13; and the Supremes’ “Love is Like an Itching in My Heart,” number nine in Billboard, will only make it up to number 28.