August 12, 1966

1	1	Beatles--Yellow Submarine
50	2	Beatles--Eleanor Rigby
11	3	Rolling Stones--Under My Thumb
3	4	Donovan--Sunshine Superman
2	5	Richard & the Young Lions--Open Up Your Door
8	6	Beach Boys--God Only Knows
4	7	Sandy Posey--Born a Woman
6	8	Sam the Sham & the Pharaohs--Lil' Red Riding Hood
15	9	Surfaris--Wipe Out
5	10	Troggs--With a Girl Like You
24	11	Kinks--Sunny Afternoon
19	12	Sonics--You've Got Your Head on Backwards
25	13	The Emperor--I'm Normal
14	14	Petula Clark--I Couldn't Live Without Your Love
9	15	Lovin' Spoonful--Summer in the City
10	16	Brian Hyland--The Joker Went Wild
20	17	Belfast Gipsies--Gloria's Dream (Round and Around)
---	18	Beatles--Got to Get You Into My Life
12	19	Jagged Edge--Deep Inside
16	20	Verdelle Smith--Tar and Cement
21	21	Outsiders--Respectable
17	22	Bobby Hebb--Sunny
35	23	Gary Lewis & the Playboys--My Heart's Symphony
22	24	Sandpipers--Guantanamera
18	25	Troggs--Wild Thing
26	26	Dean Martin--A Million and One
48	27	Turtles--Makin' My Mind Up
---	28	Supremes--You Can't Hurry Love
13	29	Herman's Hermits--This Door Swings Both Ways
23	30	Critters--Mr. Dieingly Sad
31	31	Billy Stewart--Summertime
43	32	Association--Cherish
29	33	Percy Sledge--Warm and Tender Love
---	34	Beatles--Good Day Sunshine
30	35	Barbara Lewis--Make Me Belong to You
42	36	Wilson Pickett--Land of 1000 Dances
---	37	Cyrkle--Turn-Down Day
41	38	Simon & Garfunkel--The Dangling Conversation
39	39	Shelby Flint--Cast Your Fate to the Wind
38	40	Tommy Roe--Sweet Pea
---	41	Hollies--Bus Stop
---	42	Lee Dorsey--Working in the Coal Mine
---	43	Beach Boys--Wouldn't it Be Nice
34	44	Ray Conniff & the Singers--Somewhere, My Love
27	45	Shindogs--Who Do You Think You Are
---	46	Happenings--See You in September
46	47	McCoys--(You Make Me Feel) So Good
---	48	Neil Diamond--Cherry, Cherry
37	49	Yardbirds--Over Under Sideways Down
---	50	Trade Winds--Mind Excursion

You can’t jump much higher than from 50 to 2.  The two sides of the Beatles record have the top two spots in the survey.  Plus, two tracks from their new album Revolver debut this week.  And “Drive My Car,” from the previous LP, drops all the way off from number seven.

“See You in September” by the Happenings returns after a week’s absence.

Other than the two Beatles LP cuts, all the debuts were Billboard hits, most of them big ones.  “Mind Excursion” by the Trade Winds was a number 51 BB hit that will reach number seven here; conversely, Lee Dorsey’s “Working in the Coal Mine” was a number eight BB hit that will get no higher than this week’s number 42 position.  The other debuts were all top twenty Billboard hits that will be top twenty KJR hits.