October 7, 1966

1	1	Tommy Roe--Hooray For Hazel
2	2	Herman's Hermits--Dandy
---	3	Hardtimes--Fortune Teller
27	4	Monkees--(Theme From) The Monkees
3	5	Los Bravos--Black is Black
7	6	Eric Burdon & the Animals--See See Rider
13	7	Johnny Rivers--Poor Side of Town
4	8	Beatles--Here, There and Everywhere
8	9	Association--Cherish
18	10	Four Tops--Reach Out I'll Be There
23	11	Jimmy Ruffin--What Becomes of the Brokenhearted
6	12	Paul Revere & the Raiders--The Great Airplane Strike
11	13	Left Banke--Walk Away Renee
12	14	Monkees--Last Train to Clarksville
9	15	? & the Mysterians--96 Tears
20	16	Rolling Stones--Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing in the Shadow?
19	17	Gary Lewis & the Playboys--(You Don't Have to) Paint Me a Picture
16	18	B.J. Thomas--Billy and Sue
22	19	Bobby Hebb--A Satisfied Mind/Love Love Love
30	20	Troggs--I Can't Control Myself
10	21	Hollies--Bus Stop
21	22	Sam the Sham & the Pharaohs--The Hair on My Chinny Chin Chin
14	23	Bobby Darin--If I Were a Carpenter
15	24	Count Five--Psychotic Reaction
17	25	Sonny & Cher--Little Man
5	26	Rolling Stones--Out of Time
---	27	Happenings--Go Away Little Girl
29	28	Supremes--You Can't Hurry Love
26	29	Neil Diamond--Cherry, Cherry
42	30	Roger Williams--Born Free
35	31	Lee Mallory--That's the Way It's Gonna Be
32	32	Brenda Lee--Coming on Strong
---	33	Petula Clark--Who Am I?
39	34	Carla Thomas--B-A-B-Y
28	35	Cyrkle--Turn-Down Day
34	36	Nancy Ames--Cry Softly
36	37	Frank Sinatra--Summer Wind
24	38	Byrds--Mr. Spaceman
---	39	Pozo-Seco Singers--I Can Make it With You
46	40	Dean Martin--Nobody's Baby Again
---	41	Peter & Gordon--Lady Godiva
40	42	Dusty Springfield--All I See is You
---	43	Keith--Ain't Gonna Lie
---	44	Don & the Goodtimes--You Were Just a Child
43	45	Elvis Presley--All That I Am
45	46	Mel Carter--Take Good Care of Her
---	47	Don Ho--Tiny Bubbles
50	48	Jefferson Airplane--Bringing Me Down
---	49	13th Floor Elevators--You're Gonna Miss Me
25	50	Beatles--Eleanor Rigby

Last week the Rolling Stones’ “Out of Time”/”Fortune Teller” was number five.  This week, “Out of Time” drops to number 26, “Fortune Teller” drops off the survey, and another version of “Fortune Teller,” by the Hardtimes, debuts at number three.  The Hardtimes’ version was a number 97 Billboard hit; they were a southern California group that appeared regularly on the TV show Where the Action Is.  There seems to be some disagreement as to whether they were the Hardtimes or the Hard Times, but I’m going with what it said on the “Fortune Teller” 45.

Don & the Goodtimes (who also appeared on Where the Action Is—were the Hardtimes their evil twins?) are back on the survey with the great “You Were Just a Child,” which will get to number 31, and did not make Billboard.  In 1967 their WTAI exposure will pay off with their only national hits.

It seems like Seattle always loved Hawaiian stuff, and Don Ho’s “Tiny Bubbles” shows a slight impact from that, as it will make number 33 here versus 57 in Billboard.  “I Can Make it With You,” a favorite of mine by the Pozo-Seco Singers, was a number 32 BB hit that will Make It to number eleven here; conversely, the Happenings’ version of “Go Away Little Girl” was a number twelve BB hit that will only get to number 27 here.