January 27, 1967

26	1	Rolling Stones--Ruby Tuesday/Let's Spend the Night Together
2	2	Monkees--I'm a Believer
9	3	Buckinghams--Kind of a Drag
4	4	Seeds--Pushin' Too Hard
5	5	Blues Magoos--(We Ain't Got) Nothin' Yet
1	6	Royal Guardsmen--Snoopy vs. the Red Baron
7	7	Keith--98.6
3	8	Paul Revere & the Raiders--Good Thing
8	9	Gary Lewis & the Playboys--Where Will the Words Come From
10	10	Sam the Sham & the Pharaohs--How Do You Catch a Girl
19	11	5th Dimension--Go Where You Wanna Go
20	12	Monkees--She
29	13	Buffalo Springfield--For What It's Worth (Stop, Hey What's That Sound)
6	14	Senator Bobby--Wild Thing
16	15	Seekers--Georgy Girl
12	16	Sonny & Cher--The Beat Goes On
13	17	Casinos--Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye
48	18	Supremes--Love is Here and Now You're Gone
15	19	Nightcrawlers--The Little Black Egg
14	20	Bobby Vinton--Coming Home Soldier
21	21	Thorndike Pickledish Choir--Ballad of Walter Wart (Brrriggett)
22	22	Lesley Gore--California Nights
28	23	Left Banke--Pretty Ballerina
18	24	Peter & Gordon--Knight in Rusty Armor
---	25	Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood--Summer Wine
11	26	Electric Prunes--I Had Too Much to Dream (Last Night)
37	27	Association--No Fair at All
17	28	Tom Jones--Green, Green Grass of Home
43	29	Turtles--Happy Together
---	30	Johnny Rivers--Baby I Need Your Lovin'
---	31	2 of Clubs--Walk Tall
---	32	Lettermen--Our Winter Love
39	33	Monkees--Your Auntie Grizelda
23	34	Emergency Exit--Maybe Too Late
30	35	Bob Crewe Generation--Music to Watch Girls By
---	36	Neil Diamond--You Got to Me
35	37	Ed Ames--My Cup Runneth Over
40	38	Kit & the Outlaws--Midnight Hour
47	39	Eddie Fisher--People Like You
45	40	Elvis Presley--Indescribably Blue
25	41	Cannonball Adderley--Mercy, Mercy, Mercy
---	42	Brass Ring--Dis-Advantages of You
---	43	Donovan--Epistle to Dippy
---	44	New Vaudeville Band--Peek-a-Boo
50	45	Spencer Davis Group--Gimme Some Lovin'
---	46	Byrds--So You Want to Be a Rock'n'Roll Star
36	47	Pozo Seco Singers--Look What You've Done
---	48	Connie Francis--Another Page
---	49	Young Rascals--I've Been Lonely Too Long
---	50	Roger Williams--Sunrise, Sunset

“Ruby Tuesday” makes a dramatic leap, while KJR starts also playing its b-side, “Let’s Spend the Night Together.”  In Billboard they were listed separately, with “Ruby Tuesday” getting to number one and “Let’s Spend the Night Together” topping out at number 55.

Nancy Sinatra’s “Sugar Town” drops off the survey from number 24, after being at number six the week before that.  Meanwhile the b-side of that record debuts this week, “Summer Wine,” a duet with her producer/songwriter Lee Hazlewood.  It will beat “Sugar Town” at KJR, getting up to number two, while nationally it only made it to number 49.

One of the week’s twelve debuts, “Another Page” by Connie Francis, only made the Bubbling Under chart at Billboard, peaking there at number 121.  It’ll inch up to number 47 here.  “Walk Tall” by Cincinnati female duo 2 of Clubs only got up to number 92 in Billboard; here it debuts at number 31, though it will get no higher.  We also have “Our Winter Love” by the Lettermen (72BB/23KJR), “Peek-a-Boo” by the New Vaudeville Band (72/43) and “Sunrise, Sunset” by Roger Williams (84/37)—a good week for easy listening.