February 2, 1968

22	1	Dionne Warwick--(Theme From) Valley of the Dolls
2	2	Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart--I Wonder What She's Doing Tonite
30	3	Paul Mauriat & His Orchestra--Love is Blue
4	4	John Fred & His Playboy Band--Judy in Disguise (With Glasses)
10	5	Fireballs--Bottle of Wine
1	6	American Breed--Bend Me, Shape Me
15	7	First Edition--Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In)
3	8	Lemon Pipers--Green Tambourine
9	9	Hollies--Dear Eloise
7	10	Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood--Some Velvet Morning
6	11	Lettermen--Goin' Out of My Head/Can't Take My Eyes Off You
19	12	Herman's Hermits--I Can Take or Leave Your Loving
14	13	Cowsills--We Can Fly
11	14	Classics IV--Spooky
8	15	Human Beinz--Nobody But Me
13	16	Henson Cargill--Skip a Rope
29	17	Neil Diamond--New Orleans
33	18	1910 Fruitgum Co.--Simon Says
5	19	Eric Burdon & the Animals--Monterey
18	20	Rolling Stones--She's a Rainbow
47	21	Georgie Fame--The Ballad of Bonnie and Clyde
21	22	Association--Everything That Touches You
12	23	Union Gap Featuring Gary Puckett--Woman, Woman
20	24	Strawberry Alarm Clock--Tomorrow
31	25	Spanky & Our Gang--Sunday Mornin'
17	26	Lulu--Best of Both Worlds
36	27	Aretha Franklin--Chain of Fools
42	28	Balloon Farm--A Question of Temperature
45	29	Temptations--I Wish it Would Rain
40	30	Electric Prunes--Everybody Knows You're Not in Love
16	31	Monkees--Daydream Believer
---	32	Otis Redding--(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay
34	33	Elvis Presley--Guitar Man
25	34	Sandpebbles--Love Power
28	35	Five Americans--7:30 Guided Tour
---	36	Mills Brothers--Cab Driver
23	37	Beach Boys--Darlin'
---	38	Cherry Slush--I Cannot Stop You
---	39	Four Tops--Walk Away Renee
27	40	Bobby Vinton--Just As Much As Ever
38	41	Engelbert Humperdinck--Am I That Easy to Forget
43	42	Grapefruit--Dear Delilah
44	43	Bee Gees--Words
39	44	Ed Ames--Who Will Answer?
32	45	Buckinghams--Susan
41	46	Frankie Valli--To Give (The Reason I Live)
---	47	Gene & Debbe--Playboy
37	48	City Zu--Give a Little Bit
48	49	Impressions--We're a Winner
---	50	Jay & the Techniques--Strawberry Shortcake

Dionne and Paul charge into the top three.  The survey is looking very 1968-ish as the 1967 influence fades.

The “Guitar Man” sheds his “High Heel Sneakers” for his final week on the survey.

For the fourth straight week there are exactly six debuts.  One only Bubbled Under at Billboard, Michigan’s Cherry Slush with their garage-rock-pop-psych-with-horns “I Cannot Stop You”—number 119 in BB, it’ll inch up to number 37 here next week and then drop off.  “Playboy,” a pop-rock ballad duet by Gene & Debbe, was a number 17 national hit but here it’ll get to number four and spend 16 weeks on the survey.  The Four Tops will come up short again of their Billboard numbers with their version of “Walk Away Renee”—number 14 BB, number 33 here.