May 3, 1968

1	1	Bobby Goldsboro--Honey
5	2	People--I Love You
2	3	Irish Rovers--The Unicorn
3	4	Troggs--Love is All Around
13	5	Friend & Lover--Reach Out of the Darkness
4	6	Union Gap Featuring Gary Puckett--Young Girl
6	7	Flatt & Scruggs--Theme From Bonnie & Clyde
7	8	Beatles--Lady Madonna
8	9	Box Tops--Cry Like a Baby
18	10	Roosters--Love Machine
11	11	Blue Cheer--Summertime Blues
21	12	Fever Tree--San Francisco Girls (Return of the Native)
10	13	Gene & Debbe--Playboy
9	14	Hollies--Jennifer Eccles
23	15	Rascals--A Beautiful Morning
26	16	Tom Jones--Delilah
28	17	Simon & Garfunkel--Mrs. Robinson
25	18	Dionne Warwick--Do You Know the Way to San Jose
16	19	Merrilee Rush & the Turnabouts--Angel of the Morning
19	20	Ray Stevens--Unwind
32	21	Archie Bell & the Drells--Tighten Up
31	22	Spanky & Our Gang--Like to Get to Know You
22	23	Doors--The Unknown Soldier
20	24	Hugo Montenegro, His Orchestra and Chorus--The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
17	25	Manfred Mann--The Mighty Quinn
43	26	Beach Boys--Friends
40	27	Ohio Express--Yummy Yummy Yummy
12	28	Norro Wilson--Mama McCluskie
29	29	Johnny Rivers--Look to Your Soul
33	30	Patti Page--Gentle on My Mind
---	31	Herb Alpert--This Guy's in Love With You
27	32	Four Jacks & a Jill--Master Jack
41	33	Bobby Vee--My Girl/Hey Girl
36	34	Bobby Vinton--Take Good Care of My Baby
15	35	Willie Mitchell--Soul Serenade
37	36	Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart--Goodbye Baby (I Don't Want to See You Cry)
48	37	New Colony Six--I Will Always Think About You
14	38	Donovan--Jennifer Juniper
---	39	Wilson Pickett--She's Lookin' Good
45	40	Intruders--Cowboys to Girls
---	41	Engelbert Humperdinck--A Man Without Love (Quando M'innamoro)
34	42	Hamilton Camp--Here's to You
44	43	Stevie Wonder--Shoo-Be-Doo-Be-Doo-Da-Day
24	44	Neil Diamond--Red Red Wine
---	45	Andy Kim--How'd We Ever Get This Way
42	46	Aretha Franklin--Ain't No Way
---	47	Richard Harris--MacArthur Park
30	48	Monkees--Valleri
47	49	Percy Sledge--Take Time to Know Her
---	50	Tommy James & the Shondells--Mony Mony

“Love is Blue” drops off the survey after 20 weeks—the first record we’ve seen last that long.  “Tip-Toe Thru’ the Tulips With Me” drops also drops off, after seemingly having peaked last week at number 38, but it’ll be back in two weeks and then rise to number twelve.

Andy Kim, best remembered today for co-writing “Sugar, Sugar,” debuts with “How’d We Ever Get This Way” (21BB/4KJR), the first of his string of six 1968-69 classic bubblegum hits, all of which will do significantly better here than nationally.  Engelbert Humperdinck will do a bit better here than in Billboard with “A Man Without Love” (19BB/7KJR), while Wilson Pickett’s “She’s Lookin’ Good” (15BB/26KJR) and Richard Harris’ “MacArthur Park” (2BB/8KJR) will come up a bit short.

“Honey,” by the way, is in its fifth week at number one, but it’s not done yet.