September 30, 1966

1	1	Tommy Roe--Hooray For Hazel
21	2	Herman's Hermits--Dandy
5	3	Los Bravos--Black is Black
2	4	Beatles--Here, There and Everywhere
30	5	Rolling Stones--Out of Time/Fortune Teller
36	6	Paul Revere & the Raiders--The Great Airplane Strike
12	7	Eric Burdon & the Animals--See See Rider
6	8	Association--Cherish
7	9	? & the Mysterians--96 Tears
9	10	Hollies--Bus Stop
10	11	Left Banke--Walk Away Renee
3	12	Monkees--Last Train to Clarksville
19	13	Johnny Rivers--Poor Side of Town
15	14	Bobby Darin--If I Were a Carpenter
4	15	Count Five--Psychotic Reaction
8	16	B.J. Thomas--Billy and Sue
13	17	Sonny & Cher--Little Man
27	18	Four Tops--Reach Out I'll Be There
31	19	Gary Lewis & the Playboys--(You Don't Have to) Paint Me a Picture
---	20	Rolling Stones--Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing in the Shadow?
39	21	Sam the Sham & the Pharaohs--The Hair on My Chinny Chin Chin
45	22	Bobby Hebb--A Satisfied Mind/Love Love Love
26	23	Jimmy Ruffin--What Becomes of the Brokenhearted
29	24	Byrds--Mr. Spaceman
11	25	Beatles--Eleanor Rigby
16	26	Neil Diamond--Cherry, Cherry
---	27	Monkees—(Theme From) The Monkees
20	28	Cyrkle--Turn-Down Day
17	29	Supremes--You Can't Hurry Love
---	30	Troggs--I Can't Control Myself
22	31	Finders Keepers--(We Wear) Lavender Blue
35	32	Brenda Lee--Coming on Strong
37	33	Four Seasons--I've Got You Under My Skin
40	34	Nancy Ames--Cry Softly
44	35	Lee Mallory--That's the Way It's Gonna Be
46	36	Frank Sinatra--Summer Wind
50	37	Nancy Sinatra--In Our Time
42	38	Janis Ian--Society's Child (Baby I've Been Thinking)
47	39	Carla Thomas--B-A-B-Y
18	40	Dusty Springfield--All I See is You
24	41	Beach Boys--Wouldn't it Be Nice
41	42	Roger Williams--Born Free
---	43	Elvis Presley--All That I Am
32	44	Cryan' Shames--Sugar and Spice
48	45	Mel Carter--Take Good Care of Her
---	46	Dean Martin--Nobody's Baby Again
---	47	Sandpipers--Louie, Louie
49	48	Bobby Goldsboro--It Hurts Me
---	49	Mamas & Papas--Trip, Stumble & Fall
---	50	Jefferson Airplane--Bringing Me Down

Three big jumps into the top ten.  The Beatles’ “Got to Get You Into My Life” drops all the way off from number 14.

Four non-BB debuts.  The b-side of Bobby Hebb’s “A Satisfied Mind,” “Love Love Love,” is added to the former’s entry on the survey.  The theme song from the Monkees’ TV show, a cut on their debut album, will rise quickly to number one, beating “Last Train to Clarksville,” which was nationally number one but peaked here last week at number three.  “Trip, Stumble & Fall” by the Mamas & Papas is a track from their newly-released second album; it will only appear on the survey this one week.  And “Bringing Me Down” by the new group Jefferson Airplane, who will hit it big in 1967, was a single but didn’t chart in Billboard—it will peak here next week at number 48.

Among the other debuts, the Troggs’ “I Can’t Control Myself,” only a number 43 Billboard hit, will rise to number seven here, in two weeks.  The Rolling Stones’ “Have You Seen Your Mother Etc Etc Etc,” though debuting way up at number 20, will not equal its number nine BB position, peaking next week at number 16 and then spending only two more weeks on the survey.

Three consecutive songs deal with means of locomotion: “Bus Stop,” “Walk Away Renee,” “Last Train to Clarksville.”  “You Can’t Hurry Love” is immediately followed by “I Can’t Control Myself”—sounds like an argument.  And at the bottom, “Trip, Stumble & Fall” seems appropriately situated between “Bringing Me Down” and “It Hurts Me.”