August 11, 1967

2	1	Bobbie Gentry--Ode to Billie Joe
1	2	Bobby Vee--Come Back When You Grow Up
3	3	Beatles--All You Need is Love/Baby You're a Rich Man
4	4	Monkees--Pleasant Valley Sunday
5	5	Doors--Light My Fire
6	6	Hollies--Carrie-Anne
25	7	Diana Ross & the Supremes--Reflections
7	8	Tremeloes--Silence is Golden
8	9	Van Morrison-Brown Eyed Girl
9	10	Jay & the Techniques--Apples, Peaches, Pumpkin Pie
12	11	Don & the Goodtimes--Happy and Me
11	12	Stevie Wonder--I Was Made to Love Her
13	13	Simon & Garfunkel--Fakin' It
14	14	Jim Valley--Try, Try, Try
18	15	Neil Diamond--I Thank the Lord For the Night Time
40	16	Box Tops--The Letter
19	17	Bunny Sigler--Let the Good Times Roll & Feel So Good
39	18	Peter, Paul & Mary--I Dig Rock and Roll Music
15	19	Young Rascals--A Girl Like You
24	20	Moby Grape--Omaha
35	21	Donovan--There is a Mountain
17	22	Jefferson Airplane--White Rabbit
34	23	Harpers Bizarre--Anything Goes
22	24	Frank Sinatra--The World We Knew (Over and Over)
10	25	Music Explosion--Little Bit o' Soul
23	26	Bee Gees--To Love Somebody
29	27	Buckinghams--Mercy, Mercy, Mercy
21	28	Ian & Sylvia--Lovin' Sound
20	29	Bar-Kays--Soul Finger
16	30	Beatles--Lovely Rita
27	31	Aretha Franklin--Baby I Love You
37	32	Turtles--You Know What I Mean
---	33	Mamas & Papas--Twelve Thirty (Young Girls Are Coming to the Canyon)
32	34	Eric Burdon & the Animals--San Franciscan Nights
46	35	Beach Boys--Heroes and Villains
28	36	Frankie Valli--Can't Take My Eyes Off You
36	37	James Brown--Cold Sweat - Part 1
31	38	Merry-Go-Round--You're a Very Lovely Woman
43	39	Crispian St. Peters--You Were On My Mind
44	40	Grass Roots--Things I Should Have Said
---	41	Paul Revere & the Raiders--I Had a Dream
---	42	Five Americans--Zip Code
48	43	Smokey Robinson & the Miracles--More Love
42	44	Third Rail--Run, Run, Run
---	45	Tom Jones--Sixteen Tons
---	46	Spanky & Our Gang--If You Could Only Be Me
30	47	Association--Windy
38	48	Petula Clark--Don't Sleep in the Subway
---	49	Nilsson--You Can't Do That
---	50	Dean Martin--Little Ole Wine Drinker, Me

“Reflections,” the first Supremes single giving Diana Ross billing above the group, makes a big leap into the top ten.

A good week for numeric debuts, with “Twelve Thirty,” “Sixteen Tons” and “Zip Code.”

The last debut we had that did not make Billboard at all, other than album cuts not released at singles, was in April (Boenzee Cryque).  But that streak ends here with Spanky & Our Gang’s “If You Could Only Be Me.”  It was the b-side of the number 31 BB hit “Making Every Minute Count,” which KJR didn’t go for, and it’ll peak next week at number 39.  Nilsson’s version of the Beatles’ “You Can’t Do That,” in which he sings snippets of other Beatle songs, only got to number 122 in Billboard; here it’s number 49 this week, then starting next week KJR will list it as the b-side to its actual b-side, “Ten Little Indians.”  Listed in that manner, the single will peak here at number 33.  Paul Revere & the Raiders’ “I Had a Dream,” a number 17 BB hit, will get to number four here, while the aforementioned “Sixteen Tons” by Tom Jones will peak next week at number 38, beating its number 68 Billboard ranking.