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1
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1
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Tommy Roe--Hooray For Hazel
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6
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2
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Beatles--Here, There and Everywhere
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12
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3
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Monkees--Last Train to Clarksville
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2
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4
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Count Five--Psychotic Reaction
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7
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5
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Los Bravos--Black is Black
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3
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6
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Association--Cherish
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4
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7
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? & the Mysterians--96 Tears
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17
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8
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B.J. Thomas--Billy and Sue
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11
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9
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Hollies--Bus Stop
|
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5
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10
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Left Banke--Walk Away Renee
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8
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11
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Beatles--Eleanor Rigby
|
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48
|
12
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Eric Burdon & the Animals--See See Rider
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23
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13
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Sonny & Cher--Little Man
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9
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14
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Beatles--Got to Get You Into My Life
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26
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15
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Bobby Darin--If I Were a Carpenter
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15
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16
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Neil Diamond--Cherry, Cherry
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10
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17
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Supremes--You Can't Hurry Love
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29
|
18
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Dusty Springfield--All I See is You
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41
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19
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Johnny Rivers--Poor Side of Town
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16
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20
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Cyrkle--Turn-Down Day
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21
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Herman's Hermits--Dandy
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30
|
22
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Finders Keepers--(We Wear) Lavender Blue
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13
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23
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Trade Winds--Mind Excursion
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18
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24
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Beach Boys--Wouldn't it Be Nice
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|
14
|
25
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Love--7 and 7 Is
|
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38
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26
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Jimmy Ruffin--What Becomes of the Brokenhearted
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44
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27
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Four Tops--Reach Out I'll Be There
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20
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28
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Turtles--Makin' My Mind Up
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43
|
29
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Byrds--Mr. Spaceman
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30
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Rolling Stones--Out of Time/Fortune Teller
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31
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Gary Lewis & the Playboys--(You Don't Have to) Paint Me a
Picture
|
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39
|
32
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Cryan' Shames--Sugar and Spice
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19
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33
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Beatles--Good Day Sunshine
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21
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34
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Surfaris--Wipe Out
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35
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Brenda Lee--Coming on Strong
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36
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Paul Revere & the Raiders--The Great Airplane Strike
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45
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37
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Four Seasons--I've Got You Under My Skin
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36
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38
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Peter, Paul & Mary--The Other Side of This Life
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|
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39
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Sam the Sham & the Pharaohs--The Hair on My Chinny Chin Chin
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40
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40
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Nancy Ames--Cry Softly
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47
|
41
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Roger Williams--Born Free
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42
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42
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Janis Ian--Society's Child (Baby I've Been Thinking)
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28
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43
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Walter Wanderley--Summer Samba (So Nice)
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44
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Lee Mallory--That's the Way It's Gonna Be
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45
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Bobby Hebb--A Satisfied Mind
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46
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46
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Frank Sinatra--Summer Wind
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47
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Carla Thomas--B-A-B-Y
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48
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Mel Carter--Take Good Care of Her
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50
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49
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Bobby Goldsboro--It Hurts Me
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50
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Nancy Sinatra--In Our Time
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Big leap for the Animals (with Eric Burdon now getting top
billing).
The pair of Rolling Stones songs debuting this week have the
notation on the survey “not available on records.” “Out of Time” had at this point recently been
released on the UK version of the album Aftermath, but it did not appear on the
US version. “Fortune Teller” would
appear on the live album Got Live If You Want It later in 1966, but it had
already been released as a single in Australia earlier in 1966 and, originally,
on a UK compilation album in early 1964.
I don’t know how KJR happened to get these two songs at this time, or
why they are linked together as a single survey entry. They will peak next week at number five.
One other non-BB debut this week: “That’s the Way It’s Gonna
Be,” by Californian Lee Mallory, which will get to number 31 here. Among the others, it’s worth noting that Paul
Revere & the Raiders’ “The Great Airplane Strike,” a number 20 BB hit, will
reach number six next week, Bobby Hebb’s version of the old country song “A
Satisfied Mind” will make it to number 19 here versus its Billboard peak of
number 39, and Brenda Lee’s “Coming On Strong,” which got to number 11 in
Billboard, will get no higher than number 32 here.
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