September 8, 1967

1	1	Box Tops--The Letter
2	2	Bobby Vee--Come Back When You Grow Up
8	3	Bill Cosby--Little Ole Man (Uptight-Everything's Alright)
7	4	Paul Revere & the Raiders--I Had a Dream
3	5	Peter, Paul & Mary--I Dig Rock and Roll Music
14	6	Association--Never My Love
4	7	Diana Ross & the Supremes--Reflections
5	8	Bobbie Gentry--Ode to Billie Joe
15	9	Harpers Bizarre--Anything Goes
6	10	Monkees--Pleasant Valley Sunday
11	11	Hombres--Let it Out (Let it All Hang Out)
9	12	Neil Diamond--I Thank the Lord For the Night Time
10	13	Doors--Light My Fire
12	14	Jay & the Techniques--Apples, Peaches, Pumpkin Pie
18	15	Grass Roots--Things I Should Have Said
16	16	Eric Burdon & the Animals--San Franciscan Nights
26	17	Tommy James & the Shondells--Gettin' Together
21	18	Third Rail--Run, Run, Run
39	19	Dino, Desi & Billy--Kitty Doyle
20	20	Big Brother & the Holding Company--Bye, Bye Baby
32	21	Brenton Wood--Gimme Little Sign
13	22	Beatles--All You Need is Love/Baby You're a Rich Man
17	23	Merry-Go-Round--You're a Very Lovely Woman
---	25	Lulu--To Sir With Love
29	26	New Yorkers--Mr. Kirby
19	27	Hollies--Carrie-Anne
48	28	Frankie Valli--I Make a Fool of Myself
---	29	Wilson Pickett--Funky Broadway
25	30	Turtles--You Know What I Mean
27	31	Simon & Garfunkel--Fakin' It
---	32	Rolling Stones--We Love You/Dandelion
36	33	Five Americans--Zip Code
22	34	Donovan--There is a Mountain
---	35	Jackie Wilson--(Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher and Higher
---	36	Vikki Carr--It Must be Him
49	37	Jimmie Rodgers--Child of Clay
38	38	Smokey Robinson & the Miracles--More Love
41	39	Gary Lewis & the Playboys--Jill
---	40	Nancy Sinatra--Lightning's Girl
44	41	Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass--A Banda (Ah Bahn-da)
---	42	Mitch Ryder--What Now My Love
---	44	Young Rascals--How Can I Be Sure
47	46	Temptations--You're My Everything

This week’s survey is missing from the microfilm of the newspaper, so this week’s positions come from the “Last Week” column of next week’s survey.  I don’t know what songs dropped off between last week and this week, and which ones drop off between this week and next week, nor do I know this week’s positions for the latter, so that’s why there are songs missing from the list.

The week’s debuts were all top 50 hits in Billboard.  Nancy Sinatra’s “Lightning’s Girl” was a number 24 BB hit that will get to number three here.  “What Now My Love” by Mitch Ryder, his first release as a solo artist without the Detroit Wheels, was a number 30 BB hit that will make it to number eight here.  The Rolling Stones’ double-sided hit of “We Love You” and “Dandelion” will drop here from 32 to 42 next week, after which “Dandelion” will drop off the survey and “We Love You” will continue on by itself, peaking at number 17; in Billboard “We Love You” was number 50 and “Dandelion” was number 14.