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7
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1
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Don & the Goodtimes--I Could Be So Good to You
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1
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2
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Nancy Sinatra & Frank Sinatra--Somethin' Stupid
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4
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3
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Hollies--On a Carousel
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2
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4
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Monkees--A Little Bit Me, A Little Bit You
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3
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5
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Five Americans--Western Union
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23
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6
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Tommy James & the Shondells--I Think We're Alone Now
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24
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7
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Eric Burdon & the Animals--When I Was Young
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15
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8
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Supremes--The Happening
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8
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9
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Herman's Hermits--There's A Kind of Hush
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5
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10
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Beatles--Strawberry Fields Forever
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9
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11
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Rodger Collins--She's Looking Good
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20
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12
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Dave Clark Five--You Got What it Takes
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30
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13
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Seeds--Can't Seem to Make You Mine
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10
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14
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Nancy Sinatra--Love Eyes
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6
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15
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Spencer Davis Group--Gimme Some Lovin'
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35
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16
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Jim "Harpo" Valley--There is Love
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13
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17
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Harpers Bizarre--The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy)
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18
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18
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Petula Clark--This is My Song
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33
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19
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Four Tops--Bernadette
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11
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20
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Royal Guardsmen--The Return of the Red Baron
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16
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21
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Mamas & Papas--Dedicated to the One I Love
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19
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22
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Electric Prunes--Get Me to the World on Time
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22
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23
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Turtles--Happy Together
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49
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24
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Arthur Conley--Sweet Soul Music
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25
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Whistling Jack Smith--I Was Kaiser Bill's Batman
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14
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26
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Don Ho--Tiny Bubbles
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38
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27
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Happenings--I Got Rhythm
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28
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28
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Simon & Garfunkel--At the Zoo
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12
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29
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Buffalo Springfield--For What It's Worth (Stop, Hey What's That
Sound)
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27
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30
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Martha & the Vandellas--Jimmy Mack
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31
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Paul Revere & the Raiders--Him or Me - What's it Gonna Be?
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26
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32
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Liverpool Five--Cloudy
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48
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33
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Merry-Go-Round--Live
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42
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34
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Jerry Jaye--My Girl Josephine
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36
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35
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Easybeats--Friday on My Mind
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36
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Engelbert Humperdinck--Release Me
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37
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Buckinghams--Don't You Care
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34
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38
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Parade--Sunshine Girl
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39
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Emergency Exit--It's Too Late Baby
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40
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Brenton Wood--The Oogum Boogum Song
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39
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41
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Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass--Casino Royale
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40
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42
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Nitty Gritty Dirt Band--Buy For Me the Rain
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44
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43
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Aretha Franklin--I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You)
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44
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Boenzee Cryque--Still in Love With You Baby
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45
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Who--Happy Jack
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46
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Eddy Arnold--Misty Blue
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31
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47
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Andy Williams--Music to Watch Girls By
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48
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Every Mother's Son--Come On Down to My Boat
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49
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Dean Martin--Lay Some Happiness on Me
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50
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Young Rascals--Groovin'
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A lot of shakeup this week, with twelve debuts and a couple
sizeable leaps into the top ten. “The
French Girl” by the Daily Flash drops completely off of the survey from number
17. “I’m a Man” by the Spencer Davis
Group drops off from number 29; next week it will be back at number 50, and
then climb gradually to number 26.
Burt Bacharach’s “Bond Street” drops off, leaving “Casino
Royale” by itself for its final week on the survey.
Two of the debuts did not make Billboard. Seattle’s Emergency Exit are back with their
follow-up to “Maybe Too Late,” “It’s Too Late Baby,” which will get to number
15. And the Boenzee Cryque’s “Still in
Love With You Baby,” a number one hit in their hometown of Denver, will make it
to number 33 here.
Of the other ten, none will have really dramatic differences
in peak position between Seattle and Billboard.
The most significant are novelty instrumental “I Was Kaiser Bill’s
Batman” by Whistling Jack Smith (20BB/12KJR), the first hit for Engelbert
Humperdinck, “Release Me” (4/10), the Buckinghams’ “Don’t You Care” (6/16),
Eddy Arnold’s “Misty Blue” (57/36), and “Come On Down to My Boat” by Every
Mother’s Son, a number six BB hit that will spend three weeks at number one
here.
