February 17, 1967

1	1	Rolling Stones--Let's Spend the Night Together
2	2	Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood--Summer Wine
7	3	Buffalo Springfield--For What It's Worth (Stop, Hey What's That Sound)
4	4	Buckinghams--Kind of a Drag
3	5	Johnny Rivers--Baby I Need Your Lovin'
6	6	Lesley Gore--California Nights
5	7	Supremes--Love is Here and Now You're Gone
11	8	Mojo Men--Sit Down, I Think I Love You
10	9	Turtles--Happy Together
8	10	Blues Magoos--(We Ain't Got) Nothin' Yet
9	11	Seeds--Pushin' Too Hard
29	12	Herman's Hermits--There's A Kind of Hush/No Milk Today
27	13	Mamas & Papas--Dedicated to the One I Love
20	14	Beatles--Strawberry Fields Forever/Penny Lane
12	15	5th Dimension--Go Where You Wanna Go
16	16	Mitch Ryder & the Detroit Wheels--Sock it to Me-Baby!
15	17	Sonny & Cher--The Beat Goes On
18	18	Paul Revere & the Raiders--Ups and Downs
26	19	Lovin' Spoonful--Darling Be Home Soon
13	20	Keith--98.6
14	21	P.J. Proby--Niki Hoeky
19	22	Seekers--Georgy Girl
23	23	Rainy Daze--That Acapulco Gold
28	24	Spencer Davis Group--Gimme Some Lovin'
32	25	Ventures/Davie Allan & the Arrows--Theme From "The Wild Angels"
21	26	Donovan--Epistle to Dippy
17	27	Monkees--She
22	28	Young Rascals--I've Been Lonely Too Long
35	29	Peaches & Herb--Let's Fall in Love
34	30	Brian Hyland--Hung Up in Your Eyes
25	31	Left Banke--Pretty Ballerina
45	32	Harpers Bizarre--The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy)
24	33	Monkees--I'm a Believer
40	34	Ed Ames--My Cup Runneth Over
41	35	Al Martino--Daddy's Little Girl
---	36	New Colony Six--Love You So Much
38	37	Byrds--So You Want to Be a Rock'n'Roll Star
49	38	Neil Diamond--You Got to Me
---	39	Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass--Wade in the Water
33	40	Casinos--Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye
---	41	Marvin Gaye & Kim Weston--It Takes Two
---	42	Daily Flash--The French Girl
30	43	Lettermen--Our Winter Love
43	44	Roger Williams--Sunrise, Sunset
---	45	Bobby Darin--Lovin' You
---	46	Peter Courtney--The Loser
---	47	Newbeats--So Fine
---	48	Spyder Turner--Stand By Me
42	49	Ramsey Lewis--One, Two, Three
46	50	Ronnie Dove--One More Mountain to Climb

Two non-BB debuts this week.  The Newbeats’ “So Fine,” at number 47 this week, will peak at 46 next week, fall to 47, and then drop off.  And Seattle’s Daily Flash makes their first appearance on the Fab 50 with “The French Girl,” which will get up to number eleven.

Among the other debuts, Peter Courtney’s “The Loser,” a typical example of catchy early-67 pop-rock, Bubbled Under in Billboard at number 121 but will peak here next week at number 33.  The New Colony Six’s “Love You So Much” will get no higher than this week’s number 36; it only made it to number 61 in Billboard, which is not that much of a difference but I think it’s a great song so I’m mentioning it.  Going in the other direction, we have two soul hits that will not come close here to their national positions; “It Takes Two” by Marvin Gaye & Kim Weston was a number 14 BB hit that will stop at number 30 here, while Spyder Turner’s version of “Stand By Me,” in which he does impressions of several other singers, will only get to number 45 here versus its number 12 spot in Billboard.