April 12, 1968

1	1	Bobby Goldsboro--Honey
2	2	Union Gap Featuring Gary Puckett--Young Girl
3	3	Beatles--Lady Madonna
4	4	Monkees--Valleri/Tapioca Tundra
7	5	Troggs--Love is All Around
5	6	Gene & Debbe--Playboy
8	7	Merrilee Rush & the Turnabouts--Angel of the Morning
9	8	Blue Cheer--Summertime Blues
11	9	People--I Love You
6	10	Paul Mauriat & His Orchestra--Love is Blue
10	11	Irish Rovers--The Unicorn
13	12	Manfred Mann--The Mighty Quinn
20	13	Box Tops--Cry Like a Baby
14	14	Hollies--Jennifer Eccles
12	15	Hugo Montenegro, His Orchestra and Chorus--The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
18	16	Lulu--Me the Peaceful Heart
15	17	1910 Fruitgum Co.--Simon Says
16	18	Jon & Robin and the In Crowd--Dr. Jon (The Medicine Man)
17	19	Delfonics--La-La-Means I Love You
19	20	Four Jacks & a Jill--Master Jack
27	21	Aretha Franklin--Ain't No Way
21	22	Otis Redding--(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay
22	23	Neil Diamond--Red Red Wine
23	24	Norro Wilson--Mama McCluskie
25	25	Percy Sledge--Take Time to Know Her
24	26	Willie Mitchell--Soul Serenade
29	27	Bobby Vinton--Take Good Care of My Baby
30	28	Friend & Lover--Reach Out of the Darkness
26	29	Donovan--Jennifer Juniper
28	30	Flatt & Scruggs--Theme From Bonnie & Clyde
33	31	Roosters--Love Machine
---	32	Tom Jones--Delilah
40	33	Dionne Warwick--Do You Know the Way to San Jose
---	34	Hamilton Camp--Here's to You
---	35	Archie Bell & the Drells--Tighten Up
43	36	Rascals--A Beautiful Morning
36	37	Johnny Rivers--Look to Your Soul
---	38	Ray Stevens--Unwind
---	39	Fever Tree--San Francisco Girls (Return of the Native)
31	40	Who--Call Me Lightning
46	41	Doors--The Unknown Soldier
44	42	Elvis Presley--U.S. Male
38	43	Lemon Pipers--Rice is Nice
48	44	Tiny Tim--Tip-Toe Thru' the Tulips With Me
---	45	Glen Campbell--I Wanna Live
41	46	New Colony Six--I Will Always Think About You
39	47	Ventures--Flights of Fantasy
---	48	Bee Gees--The Singer Sang His Song
49	49	Bards--The Owl & the Pussycat
34	50	Dean Martin--You've Still Got a Place in My Heart

Very little change from last week.  Seven songs stayed in the same place, ten went up or down one spot, and twelve went up or down two spots.  Only one moved more than nine spots within the survey (Dean Martin dropping from 34 to 50).

Claudine Longet's version of "Love is Blue" drops off, leaving Paul Mauriat's all alone.

The Bee Gees’ “The Singer Sang His Song” was actually the b-side of “Jumbo;” KJR did not play “Jumbo,” which got to number 57 in Billboard, breaking the brothers’ streak of top 20 hits.  “The Singer Sang His Song” bubbled under in BB, at number 116, while here it’ll repeat its number 48 ranking next week and then drop off the survey.

The Texas band Fever Tree’s psychedelic “San Francisco Girls” was just a number 91 BB hit, but here it’ll rise to number four.  The vaguely folk-rocky pop song “Here’s to You” by singer/songwriter/actor Hamilton Camp will peak next week at number 33; in Billboard it only made it to number 76.

“Unwind” was Ray Stevens getting away from the goofy stuff and beginning his social commentary phase; it was a number 52 BB hit that’ll reach number 19 here.  On the other hand, “Tighten Up” by Archie Bell & the Drells, a number one national hit, will peak at number nine.