September 16, 1966

20	1	Tommy Roe--Hooray For Hazel
4	2	Count Five--Psychotic Reaction
1	3	Association--Cherish
3	4	? & the Mysterians--96 Tears
17	5	Left Banke--Walk Away Renee
---	6	Beatles--Here, There and Everywhere
10	7	Los Bravos--Black is Black
2	8	Beatles--Eleanor Rigby
9	9	Beatles--Got to Get You Into My Life
6	10	Supremes--You Can't Hurry Love
13	11	Hollies--Bus Stop
26	12	Monkees--Last Train to Clarksville
8	13	Trade Winds--Mind Excursion
14	14	Love--7 and 7 Is
16	15	Neil Diamond--Cherry, Cherry
15	16	Cyrkle--Turn-Down Day
23	17	B.J. Thomas--Billy and Sue
7	18	Beach Boys--Wouldn't it Be Nice
5	19	Beatles--Good Day Sunshine
11	20	Turtles--Makin' My Mind Up
21	21	Surfaris--Wipe Out
19	22	Jan & Dean--Fiddle Around
---	23	Sonny & Cher--Little Man
24	24	Nino Tempo & April Stevens--All Strung Out
18	25	Belfast Gipsies--Gloria's Dream (Round and Around)
---	26	Bobby Darin--If I Were a Carpenter
---	27	Beatles--Taxman
32	28	Walter Wanderley--Summer Samba (So Nice)
---	29	Dusty Springfield--All I See is You
33	30	Finders Keepers--(We Wear) Lavender Blue
25	31	Donovan--Sunshine Superman
27	32	Sandpipers--Guantanamera
29	33	Herbie Mann--Philly Dog
31	34	Kinks--Sunny Afternoon
28	35	Sonics--You've Got Your Head on Backwards
36	36	Peter, Paul & Mary--The Other Side of This Life
37	37	Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass--Flamingo
39	38	Jimmy Ruffin--What Becomes of the Brokenhearted
44	39	Cryan' Shames--Sugar and Spice
45	40	Nancy Ames--Cry Softly
---	41	Johnny Rivers--Poor Side of Town
---	42	Janis Ian--Society's Child (Baby I've Been Thinking)
---	43	Byrds--Mr. Spaceman
---	44	Four Tops--Reach Out I'll Be There
---	45	Four Seasons--I've Got You Under My Skin
49	46	Frank Sinatra--Summer Wind
48	47	Roger Williams--Born Free
---	48	Eric Burdon & the Animals--See See Rider
46	49	Ramsey Lewis--Wade in the Water
43	50	Bobby Goldsboro--It Hurts Me

Tommy Roe’s “Hooray For Hazel” jumps to number one from number 20 (and number 44 the week before).  Meanwhile, two more Beatles LP tracks from Revolver, “Here, There and Everywhere” and “Taxman,” debut at number six and 27 respectively, as “Yellow Submarine” plunges off the survey from number 12.

All the rest of the eleven debuts were top 40 BB hits, though one won’t be for several months yet.  Janis Ian’s “Society’s Child” went nowhere nationally on its initial release, though it’ll get to number 38 here in a couple of weeks.  It’ll be back in the spring, when it’ll get to number 14 in Billboard and number three here.  The quartets of Tops and Seasons will not do as well here as nationally with their records debuting this week; “Reach Out I’ll Be There,” a number one BB hit, will reach number ten here, while the new version of old standard “I’ve Got You Under My Skin,” which was number nine in Billboard, will stall at number 33 at KJR.