July 29, 1966

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

“Sunshine Superman” leaps from 27 to 7 with a single bound.

The Rolling Stones debut up at number 23 with “Under My Thumb,” an album track that was not released as a single.  It’ll get to number three here.  One other debut did not make Billboard, “You’ve Got Your Head On Backwards” by the Sonics, which will make it to number ten.  “Gloria’s Dream” by the Belfast Gipsies, an offshoot of Them, only made it to number 124 in Billboard but will peak at number nine here.  David Houston’s “Almost Persuaded,” a number one country hit that also got to number 24 on the Billboard pop chart, will only get to number 47 next week and then drop off the survey.