July 22, 1966

1	1	Sam the Sham & the Pharaohs--Lil' Red Riding Hood
10	2	Rolling Stones--Lady Jane
2	3	Troggs--Wild Thing
6	4	Paul Revere & the Raiders--Hungry
4	5	Lovin' Spoonful--Summer in the City
28	6	Beatles--Drive My Car
5	7	Shindogs--Who Do You Think You Are
7	8	Bobby Hebb--Sunny
3	9	Tommy Roe--Sweet Pea
9	10	Brian Hyland--The Joker Went Wild
11	11	Herman's Hermits--This Door Swings Both Ways
14	12	Sandy Posey--Born a Woman
22	13	Yardbirds--Over Under Sideways Down
12	14	Napoleon XIV--They're Coming to Take Me Away, Ha-Haaa!
35	15	Petula Clark--I Couldn't Live Without Your Love
29	16	Tokens--Greatest Moments in a Girl's Life
43	17	Cher--Alfie
26	18	Alan Price Set--I Put a Spell on You
8	19	Tommy James & the Shondells--Hanky Panky
45	20	Troggs--With a Girl Like You
13	21	Ray Conniff & the Singers--Somewhere, My Love
15	22	Cyrkle--Red Rubber Ball
20	23	Neil Diamond--Solitary Man
18	24	Standells--Dirty Water
16	25	Mamas & Papas--I Saw Her Again
47	26	Jagged Edge--Deep Inside
---	27	Donovan--Sunshine Superman
39	28	Richard & the Young Lions--Open Up Your Door
17	29	Crispian St. Peters--The Pied Piper
31	30	Mel Carter--You You You
21	31	Manfred Mann--Pretty Flamingo
---	32	Sandpipers--Guantanamera
---	33	Billy Stewart--Summertime
---	34	Surfaris--Wipe Out
44	35	McCoys--(You Make Me Feel) So Good
19	36	Happenings--See You in September
---	37	Beach Boys--God Only Knows
---	38	Verdelle Smith--Tar and Cement
---	39	Critters--Mr. Dieingly Sad
---	40	Barbara Lewis--Make Me Belong to You
24	41	Beatles--Paperback Writer
34	42	Bob Dylan--I Want You
30	43	Robert Parker--Barefootin'
50	44	Jacobsen & Tansley--Dream With Me
25	45	Association--Along Comes Mary
33	46	Nancy Sinatra--Friday's Child
37	47	Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass--The Work Song
38	48	Elvis Presley--Love Letters
---	49	Barry Mann--Angelica
---	50	Outsiders--Respectable

“Drive My Car” races upward.

“Make Me Belong to You” (which incidentally is just a slight rewording of her bigger hit “Make Me Your Baby”) by Barbara Lewis returns to the survey after taking a week off.

All the debuts were Hot 100 hits except for the Under-Bubbler “Angelica” (pronounced an-je-LEEK-a rather than an-JEL-i-ka) by Barry Mann, which was number 111 in Billboard while here it will remain at number 49 for another week and then go away.  The Beach Boys’ “God Only Knows” was the b-side of “Wouldn’t it Be Nice” and peaked at number 39 nationally; here it’s debuting higher than that and will get up to number six (“Wouldn’t it Be Nice” joins it on the survey in a few weeks).  Billy Stewart’s melodramatic version of the old standard “Summertime,” which was a number ten hit in Billboard, will only get to number 31 here, despite spending seven weeks on the survey.  The re-release of the Surfaris’ 1963 hit “Wipe Out” peaked at number 16 in BB, while here it will make it up to number seven.  And Verdelle Smith, who has been mentioned here once before, will get to number 16 here with “Tar and Cement,” a number 38 BB hit.