June 9, 1967

1	1	Every Mother's Son--Come On Down to My Boat
9	2	Music Explosion--Little Bit o' Soul
2	3	Young Rascals--Groovin'
17	4	Grass Roots--Let's Live For Today
5	5	Tommy James & the Shondells--I Think We're Alone Now
8	6	Jefferson Airplane--Somebody to Love
33	7	Association--Windy
3	8	Turtles--She'd Rather Be With Me
4	9	Booker T. & the MG's--Hip Hug-Her
26	10	Scott McKenzie--San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair)
38	11	Beatles--A Day in the Life
6	12	Neil Diamond--Girl, You'll Be a Woman Soon
15	13	Engelbert Humperdinck--Release Me
10	14	Bee Gees--New York Mining Disaster 1941
37	15	Monkees--I'll Spend My Life With You
14	16	Tommy James & the Shondells--Mirage
11	17	Happenings--I Got Rhythm
12	18	Jon & Robin & the In Crowd--Do It Again a Little Bit Slower
7	19	Paul Revere & the Raiders--Him or Me - What's it Gonna Be?
13	20	Aretha Franklin--Respect
27	21	Petula Clark--Don't Sleep in the Subway
16	22	Fifth Estate--Ding Dong! The Witch is Dead
22	23	Johnny Rivers--The Tracks of My Tears
23	24	5th Dimension--Up - Up and Away
18	25	Five Americans--Sound of Love
19	26	Spanky & Our Gang--Sunday Will Never Be the Same
41	27	Sagittarius--My World Fell Down
20	28	Ray Charles--Here We Go Again
21	29	Sammy Davis, Jr.--Don't Blame the Children
24	30	Harpers Bizarre--Come to the Sunshine
---	31	Beatles--She's Leaving Home
35	32	Frankie Valli--Can't Take My Eyes Off You
45	33	Forum--The River is Wide
40	34	Pieces of Eight--Lonely Drifter
32	35	Everly Brothers--Bowling Green
43	36	Sam the Sham & the Pharaohs--Black Sheep
28	37	Seeds--Can't Seem to Make You Mine
29	38	Emergency Exit--It's Too Late Baby
44	39	Four Seasons--C'mon Marianne
50	40	Keith--Daylight Savin' Time
---	41	Beatles--When I'm Sixty-Four
30	42	Hollies--On a Carousel
---	43	Procol Harum--A Whiter Shade of Pale
31	44	Eric Burdon & the Animals--When I Was Young
34	45	Parade--Sunshine Girl
---	46	Doors--Light My Fire
---	47	Jefferson Airplane--White Rabbit
25	48	Don & the Goodtimes--I Could Be So Good to You
47	49	Dionne Warwick--Alfie
---	50	Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood--Jackson

“Windy” blows up the chart from 33 to 7; “A Day in the Life” follows in its slipstream from 38 to 11.

Two more Sgt. Pepper cuts are added.  “She’s Leaving Home” will peak at number 26, while “When I’m Sixty-Four” will get to number 23.  The other four debuts were all Top 20 Billboard hits and will all be Top 20 here, though “A Whiter Shade of Pale” will only get to number 17 versus its BB peak of number five.

The survey gets a little “Whiter” with the debuts of “Whiter Shade of Pale” and “White Rabbit."  [A personal aside: Those were both songs that my mother hated, as was “Nights in White Satin.”]

“Light My Fire” will spend 19 weeks on the survey, the most we have seen so far.