November 17, 1967

1	1	Monkees--Daydream Believer
---	2	Beatles--I Am the Walrus
6	3	Beach Boys--Wild Honey
2	4	Strawberry Alarm Clock--Incense and Peppermints
3	5	Cher--You Better Sit Down Kids
5	6	Small Faces--Itchycoo Park
7	7	Bards--Never Too Much Love
9	8	Kenny O'Dell--Beautiful People
4	9	Cowsills--The Rain, the Park & Other Things
8	10	Noel Harrison--Suzanne
12	11	Rose Garden--Next Plane to London
10	12	Who-- I Can See For Miles
27	13	Royal Guardsmen--Snoopy's Christmas
16	14	Stone Poneys Featuring Linda Ronstadt--Different Drum
15	15	Dionne Warwick--I Say a Little Prayer
17	16	Bee Gees--(The Lights Went Out in) Massachusetts
11	17	Lulu--To Sir With Love
14	18	Sam & Dave--Soul Man
13	19	Mamas & Papas--Glad to Be Unhappy
29	20	Turtles--She's My Girl
22	21	Hugo Montenegro, His Orchestra and Chorus--For a Few Dollars More
19	22	Ray Charles--Yesterday
26	23	Diana Ross & the Supremes--In and Out of Love
44	24	Donovan--Wear Your Love Like Heaven
18	25	Doors--People Are Strange
43	26	Johnny Rivers--Summer Rain
39	27	Spanky & Our Gang--Lazy Day
20	28	Bee Gees--Holiday
25	29	Jimmie Rodgers--Child of Clay
32	30	Victor Lundberg--An Open Letter to My Teenage Son
31	31	Neil Diamond--Kentucky Woman
36	32	5th Dimension--Paper Cup
28	33	Bobby Vinton--Please Love Me Forever
48	34	Surprise Package--The Other Me
---	35	Union Gap Featuring Gary Puckett--Woman, Woman
---	36	Harpers Bizarre--Chattanooga Choo Choo
24	37	Ohio Express--Beg, Borrow and Steal
38	38	Jay & the Techniques--Keep the Ball Rollin'
23	39	Box Tops--The Letter
35	40	Vikki Carr--It Must be Him
37	41	Wilson Pickett--Stag-o-Lee
30	42	Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell--Your Precious Love
---	43	October Country--October Country
---	44	Peter, Paul & Mary--Too Much of Nothing
---	45	Paul Revere & the Raiders--Do Unto Others
42	46	Box Tops--Neon Rainbow
34	47	Stevie Wonder--I'm Wondering
47	48	Tremeloes--Even the Bad Times Are Good
41	49	Young Rascals--How Can I Be Sure
45	50	Tommy James & the Shondells--Out of the Blue

“I Am the Walrus” debuts at number two; it was only a number 56 BB hit, but it was the b-side of “Hello Goodbye,” which was number one.  Here, “Walrus” will spend three weeks at number two, listed by itself, then another week at number two with “HG” listed as the b-side.  Then the two songs will reverse their order as they move into the number one position.

“Do Unto Others” was the b-side of Paul Revere & the Raiders’ “Peace of Mind.”  Nationally, “Peace of Mind” got to number 42 and “Do Unto Others” number 102.  Here, “Do Unto Others” will get all the way to number four, while “Peace of Mind” will not make the survey.

“October Country” by October Country is a non-BB hit that will peak here at number 15; fellow Southern California vocal group Harpers Bizarre will get to number eleven with their version of the oldie “Chattanooga Choo Choo,” which only made it to number 45 in Billboard.

November 10, 1967

9	1	Monkees--Daydream Believer
1	2	Strawberry Alarm Clock--Incense and Peppermints
2	3	Cher--You Better Sit Down Kids
4	4	Cowsills--The Rain, the Park & Other Things
3	5	Small Faces--Itchycoo Park
6	6	Beach Boys--Wild Honey
5	7	Bards--Never Too Much Love
15	8	Noel Harrison--Suzanne
22	9	Kenny O'Dell--Beautiful People
13	10	Who-- I Can See For Miles
7	11	Lulu--To Sir With Love
12	12	Rose Garden--Next Plane to London
16	13	Mamas & Papas--Glad to Be Unhappy
34	14	Sam & Dave--Soul Man
19	15	Dionne Warwick--I Say a Little Prayer
26	16	Stone Poneys Featuring Linda Ronstadt--Different Drum
37	17	Bee Gees--(The Lights Went Out in) Massachusetts
11	18	Doors--People Are Strange
39	19	Ray Charles--Yesterday
10	20	Bee Gees--Holiday
8	21	Nancy Sinatra--Until It's Time For You to Go
21	22	Hugo Montenegro, His Orchestra and Chorus--For a Few Dollars More
14	23	Box Tops--The Letter
23	24	Ohio Express--Beg, Borrow and Steal
25	25	Jimmie Rodgers--Child of Clay
38	26	Diana Ross & the Supremes--In and Out of Love
---	27	Royal Guardsmen--Snoopy's Christmas
20	28	Bobby Vinton--Please Love Me Forever
30	29	Turtles--She's My Girl
24	30	Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell--Your Precious Love
28	31	Neil Diamond--Kentucky Woman
36	32	Victor Lundberg--An Open Letter to My Teenage Son
35	33	Robert Knight--Everlasting Love
33	34	Stevie Wonder--I'm Wondering
27	35	Vikki Carr--It Must be Him
---	36	5th Dimension--Paper Cup
---	37	Wilson Pickett--Stag-o-Lee
50	38	Jay & the Techniques--Keep the Ball Rollin'
41	39	Spanky & Our Gang--Lazy Day
17	40	Hombres--Let it Out (Let it All Hang Out)
29	41	Young Rascals--How Can I Be Sure
---	42	Box Tops--Neon Rainbow
---	43	Johnny Rivers--Summer Rain
---	44	Donovan--Wear Your Love Like Heaven
---	45	Tommy James & the Shondells--Out of the Blue
18	46	Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood--Lady Bird
46	47	Tremeloes--Even the Bad Times Are Good
49	48	Surprise Package--The Other Me
44	49	Elvis Presley--Big Boss Man/You Don't Know Me
42	50	Lovin' Spoonful--She is Still a Mystery

Not a good week for Nancy Sinatra; her two hits fall from numbers eight and 18 to 21 and 46.  Next week they’ll both be gone.

The Royal Guardsmen’s “Snoopy’s Christmas” was not a Hot 100 hit, because during this period Billboard had a separate Christmas chart.  It got to number one there, and it’ll get to number three here.  Wilson Pickett’s “Stag-o-Lee,” the Box Tops’ “Neon Rainbow” and Donovan’s “Wear Your Love Like Heaven” performed about equally in Billboard, peaking at numbers 22, 24 and 23 there, respectively; here they’ll end up scattered in different directions, with the Box Tops getting all the way to number three while Donovan makes it to 13 and Wilson Pickett goes up no further than this week’s number 37 position.

A majority of the week’s debuts are looking skyward: in addition to “Neon Rainbow” and “Wear Your Love Like Heaven” there’s “Out of the Blue” and “Summer Rain.”