December 15, 1967

2	1	Beatles--Hello Goodbye/I Am the Walrus
1	2	Monkees--Daydream Believer
4	3	Small Faces--Itchycoo Park
3	4	Royal Guardsmen--Snoopy's Christmas
5	5	Turtles--She's My Girl
7	6	Johnny Rivers--Summer Rain
17	7	Paul Revere & the Raiders--Do Unto Others
6	8	Who-- I Can See For Miles
9	9	Noel Harrison--Suzanne
10	10	Union Gap Featuring Gary Puckett--Woman, Woman
23	11	Harpers Bizarre--Chattanooga Choo Choo
8	12	Stone Poneys Featuring Linda Ronstadt--Different Drum
12	13	Kenny O'Dell--Beautiful People
32	14	Doors--Love Me Two Times
16	15	October Country--October Country
18	16	American Breed--Bend Me, Shape Me
19	17	Lemon Pipers--Green Tambourine
15	18	Beach Boys--Wild Honey
26	19	Box Tops--Neon Rainbow
22	20	Classics IV--Spooky
37	21	Eric Burdon & the Animals--Monterey
41	22	Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart--I Wonder What She's Doing Tonite
11	23	Bee Gees--(The Lights Went Out in) Massachusetts
24	24	Fantastic Johnny C.--Boogaloo Down Broadway
45	25	John Fred & His Playboy Band--Judy in Disguise (With Glasses)
13	26	Strawberry Alarm Clock--Incense and Peppermints
14	27	Diana Ross & the Supremes--In and Out of Love
33	28	Dave Clark Five--Everybody Knows
---	29	Beach Boys--Darlin'
20	30	Bards--Never Too Much Love
21	31	Dionne Warwick--I Say a Little Prayer
38	32	Spanky & Our Gang--Lazy Day
46	33	Ed Ames--Who Will Answer?
39	34	Paul Mauriat & His Orchestra--Love is Blue
---	35	Hugh Masekela--Up-Up and Away
28	36	Cowsills--The Rain, the Park & Other Things
36	37	Bill Medley--That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven All Day)
31	38	Donovan--Wear Your Love Like Heaven
27	39	Petula Clark--The Other Man's Grass is Always Greener
34	40	Peter, Paul & Mary--Too Much of Nothing
35	41	Foundations--Baby, Now That I've Found You
---	42	Henson Cargill--Skip a Rope
---	43	Hollies--Dear Eloise
50	44	Elvis Presley--Guitar Man
49	45	Buckinghams--Susan
47	46	Definitive Rock Chorale--Mirrors of Your Mind
44	47	Dean Martin--In the Misty Moonlight
30	48	Gladys Knight & the Pips--I Heard it Through the Grapevine
---	49	Roger Miller--Old Toy Trains
48	50	Jimmie Rodgers--Child of Clay

“Hello Goodbye” and “I Am the Walrus” swap spots in their entry; they’ll stay in that order for the rest of their time on the survey.

Only five debuts, so I’ll mention them all.  The Beach Boys’ “Darlin’” was a number 19 BB hit that will peak at number 15 here.  South African trumpeter Hugh Masekela’s version of “Up-Up and Away” got to number 71 in Billboard; here it’ll peak next week at number 31 and then drop off the survey.  Country crossover social commentary “Skip a Rope” by Henson Cargill was a number one country hit that made it to number 25 on the pop Hot 100; here it’ll go to number ten.  The Hollies, after a hot streak from mid-1966 to mid-1967, had at this point entered a slump on the US charts—“Dear Eloise” only got to number 50 in Billboard, though here it’ll make it up to number nine.  And Roger Miller’s “Old Toy Trains” is another Billboard Christmas Chart hit, which is spending its only week on the KJR survey.