March 17, 1967

1	1	Beatles--Penny Lane/Strawberry Fields Forever
5	2	Herman's Hermits--There's A Kind of Hush
3	3	Turtles--Happy Together
2	4	Buffalo Springfield--For What It's Worth (Stop, Hey What's That Sound)
9	5	Royal Guardsmen--The Return of the Red Baron
8	6	Mamas & Papas--Dedicated to the One I Love
6	7	Mojo Men--Sit Down, I Think I Love You
4	8	Rolling Stones--Let's Spend the Night Together
20	9	Nancy Sinatra & Frank Sinatra--Somethin' Stupid
7	10	Harpers Bizarre--The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy)
12	11	Daily Flash--The French Girl
23	12	Five Americans--Western Union
10	13	Paul Revere & the Raiders--Ups and Downs
13	14	Spencer Davis Group--Gimme Some Lovin'
18	15	Davie Allan & the Arrows/Ventures--Blues Theme From Wild Angels [sic]
29	16	Four Seasons--Beggin'
19	17	Petula Clark--This is My Song
21	18	Bobby Vinton--For He's a Jolly Good Fellow
11	19	Buckinghams--Kind of a Drag
15	20	Young Rascals--I've Been Lonely Too Long
27	21	Monkees--A Little Bit Me, A Little Bit You
14	22	Rainy Daze--That Acapulco Gold
26	23	Gary Lewis & the Playboys--The Loser (With a Broken Heart)
28	24	Springfield Rifle--100 or Two
33	25	Tom Jones--Detroit City
16	26	Lesley Gore--California Nights
17	27	Johnny Rivers--Baby I Need Your Lovin'
22	28	Mitch Ryder & the Detroit Wheels--Sock it to Me-Baby!
48	29	Roger Miller--Walkin' in the Sunshine
49	30	Peter & Gordon--Sunday For Tea
42	31	Hollies--On a Carousel
---	32	Four Tops--Bernadette
45	33	Electric Prunes--Get Me to the World on Time
24	34	Supremes--There's No Stopping Us Now
50	35	Don Ho--Tiny Bubbles
31	36	Jack Jones--Lady
---	37	Don & the Goodtimes--I Could Be So Good to You
36	38	Brave New World--It's Tomorrow
44	39	Jan & Dean--Yellow Balloon
46	40	Rodger Collins--She's Looking Good
38	41	Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass--Wade in the Water
---	42	Dirty Shames--Coconut Grove
---	43	Andy Williams--Music to Watch Girls By
---	44	Sandy Posey--What a Woman in Love Won't Do
32	45	Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood--Summer Wine
40	46	Ed Ames--My Cup Runneth Over
39	47	Seekers--Morningtown Ride
---	48	Dave Clark Five--You Got What it Takes
---	49	Martha & the Vandellas--Jimmy Mack
---	50	Aretha Franklin--I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You)

“Coconut Grove” by the Dirty Shames is a cover of a Lovin’ Spoonful album cut; it did not make the Billboard chart, but will peak here next week at number 32.  Don & the Goodtimes are back with a new sunshine-pop sound and, thanks to their television exposure, their first national hit, “I Could Be So Good to You.”  It peaked at number 56 in Billboard but here it’ll be number one for four weeks.  The three soul records debuting this week will all fall short of their national rankings: “Bernadette” by the Four Tops (4BB/15KJR), “Jimmy Mack” by Martha & the Vandellas (10/27) and “I Never Loved a Man” by Aretha Franklin (9/41).