August 5, 1966

---	1	Beatles--Yellow Submarine
15	2	Richard & the Young Lions--Open Up Your Door
7	3	Donovan--Sunshine Superman
4	4	Sandy Posey--Born a Woman
12	5	Troggs--With a Girl Like You
1	6	Sam the Sham & the Pharaohs--Lil' Red Riding Hood
2	7	Beatles--Drive My Car
37	8	Beach Boys--God Only Knows
6	9	Lovin' Spoonful--Summer in the City
9	10	Brian Hyland--The Joker Went Wild
23	11	Rolling Stones--Under My Thumb
20	12	Jagged Edge--Deep Inside
8	13	Herman's Hermits--This Door Swings Both Ways
11	14	Petula Clark--I Couldn't Live Without Your Love
21	15	Surfaris--Wipe Out
22	16	Verdelle Smith--Tar and Cement
16	17	Bobby Hebb--Sunny
3	18	Troggs--Wild Thing
34	19	Sonics--You've Got Your Head on Backwards
44	20	Belfast Gipsies--Gloria's Dream (Round and Around)
28	21	Outsiders--Respectable
26	22	Sandpipers--Guantanamera
25	23	Critters--Mr. Dieingly Sad
---	24	Kinks--Sunny Afternoon
---	25	The Emperor--I'm Normal
41	26	Dean Martin--A Million and One
10	27	Shindogs--Who Do You Think You Are
17	28	Cher--Alfie
30	29	Percy Sledge--Warm and Tender Love
38	30	Barbara Lewis--Make Me Belong to You
33	31	Billy Stewart--Summertime
13	32	Rolling Stones--Lady Jane
18	33	Alan Price Set--I Put a Spell on You
31	34	Ray Conniff & the Singers--Somewhere, My Love
---	35	Gary Lewis & the Playboys--My Heart's Symphony
14	36	Tokens--Greatest Moments in a Girl's Life
24	37	Yardbirds--Over Under Sideways Down
19	38	Tommy Roe--Sweet Pea
39	39	Shelby Flint--Cast Your Fate to the Wind
36	40	Mel Carter--You You You
43	41	Simon & Garfunkel--The Dangling Conversation
---	42	Wilson Pickett--Land of 1000 Dances
---	43	Association--Cherish
27	44	Napoleon XIV--They're Coming to Take Me Away, Ha-Haaa!
40	45	Jacobsen & Tansley--Dream With Me
46	46	McCoys--(You Make Me Feel) So Good
50	47	David Houston--Almost Persuaded
---	48	Turtles--Makin' My Mind Up
29	49	Tommy James & the Shondells--Hanky Panky
---	50	Beatles--Eleanor Rigby

The Beach Boys jump from 37 to 8, but that’s nothing compared to the Beatles, debuting at number one with “Yellow Submarine.”  The other side of the record, “Eleanor Rigby,” debuts down at number 50, but it will quickly overtake “Yellow Submarine” and remain on the survey four weeks longer.

Two of the week’s debuts were not Billboard hits.  “I’m Normal” by The Emperor was an imitation of “They’re Coming to Take Me Away” and will peak at number 13 next week.  “Makin’ My Mind Up” by the Turtles was a single released to radio stations in selected markets and then withdrawn; the song later appeared on their Happy Together LP in a version with overdubbed horns which were not on the single version.  I have never heard the single version, which will peak at number five here.  I do not know why it was pulled.

“Land of 1000 Dances” by Wilson Pickett, a number six Billboard hit, will only make it to number 28 here.

Strangely, last week’s number five record, “Hungry” by Paul Revere & the Raiders, falls completely off the survey this week, and will not return.