August 18, 1967

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

Stevie Wonder plunges from number twelve to number 50.

As mentioned last time, Nilsson’s “Ten Little Indians” joins “You Can’t Do That” on the survey and becomes the a-side.

Two Northwest bands have non-Billboard debuts this week.  The New Yorkers were teenagers from Portland, three quarters of whom later became well-known as the Hudson Brothers.  “Mr. Kirby” is a psychedelic classic, part of the mid/late 60s trend of tales of the dreary and sometimes hypocritical lives of regular people (“Well Respected Man” by the Kinks, “Eleanor Rigby” by the Beatles, “Mr. Webster” by the Monkees, “Mr. Businessman” by Ray Stevens…).  It will peak here at number 26.  The other is “Love’s So Easy Now,” a rocker-with-horns by British Columbia group Pembrook Ltd.  It was released by the DebuTone record company of Moses Lake, WA, and will be at number 46 for each of its three weeks on the survey.

“Get Together” by the Youngbloods only got to number 62 in Billboard on its original 1967 release, while it’ll reach number 24 here; we’ll see it here again in two years, when it’ll get to number five nationally and number eight here.  Petula Clark’s “The Cat in the Window” will get no higher here than its number 47 debut position, while nationally it made it to number 26.