July 12, 1968

5	1	Gary Puckett & the Union Gap--Lady Willpower
3	2	Rolling Stones--Jumpin' Jack Flash
1	3	Eric Burdon & the Animals--Sky Pilot
6	4	Gary Lewis & the Playboys--Sealed With a Kiss
2	5	Cowsills--Indian Lake
4	6	Monkees--D.W. Washburn
7	7	Donovan--Hurdy Gurdy Man
11	8	Doors--Hello, I Love You
17	9	Paul Revere & the Raiders--Don't Take it So Hard
10	10	Vogues--Turn Around, Look at Me
13	11	Status Quo--Pictures of Matchstick Men
12	12	Andy Kim--How'd We Ever Get This Way
14	13	Bobby Goldsboro--Autumn of My Life
25	14	Steppenwolf--Born to Be Wild
19	15	Vanilla Fudge--You Keep Me Hanging On
8	16	Tommy James & the Shondells--Mony Mony
16	17	Gene Pitney--She's a Heartbreaker
---	18	Glen Campbell--Dreams of the Everyday Housewife
36	19	Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart--Alice Long (You're Still My Favorite Girlfriend)
20	20	Hugh Masekela--Grazing in the Grass
15	21	Richard Harris--MacArthur Park
18	22	Roger Williams--The Impossible Dream
23	23	B.J. Thomas--The Eyes of a New York Woman
30	24	Mama Cass With the Mamas & the Papas--Dream a Little Dream of Me
37	25	Moody Blues--Tuesday Afternoon (Forever Afternoon)
38	26	Bobby Vinton--Halfway to Paradise
9	27	Herb Alpert--This Guy's in Love With You
21	28	Peppermint Trolley Company--Baby You Come Rollin' Across My Mind
24	29	Billy Vera--With Pen in Hand
35	30	Cherry People--And Suddenly
31	31	Eternity's Children--Mrs. Bluebird
39	32	Amboy Dukes--Journey to the Center of the Mind
29	33	Mason Williams--Classical Gas
28	34	5th Dimension--Stoned Soul Picnic
41	35	Jon & Robin--You Got Style
26	36	Ohio Express--Yummy Yummy Yummy
45	37	Love Generation--Montage From How Sweet it Is (I Know That You Know)
33	38	Johnny Cash--Folsom Prison Blues
32	39	Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66--The Look of Love
48	40	Magistrates--Here Come the Judge
27	41	Box Tops--Choo Choo Train
42	42	Jerry Butler--Never Give You Up
44	43	Temptations--I Could Neve Love Another (After Loving You)
---	44	Petula Clark--Don't Give Up
---	45	Third Booth--I Need Love
40	46	Association--Time For Livin'
---	47	Dino, Desi & Billy--Tell Someone You Love Them
50	48	Spirit--Mechanical World
46	49	Cliff Nobles & Co.--The Horse
---	50	Beach Boys--Do It Again

Wayne Newton’s version of “Dreams of the Everyday Housewife” is replaced on the survey by Glen Campbell’s version; for the next two weeks, they’ll be listed jointly, then Wayne will spend a few more weeks on it by himself.

“I Need Love” by the Third Booth is a fuzzy piece of garage punk that seems out of place in mid-1968—it would have been more at home about two years earlier.  This will be its only week on the survey, but it did not make Billboard at all.  The group was from Illinois, and the record was a big hit in Chicago.

Dino, Desi & Billy continue their Seattle success with the sunshine pop classic “Tell Someone You Love Them,” a number 92 BB hit that will go all the way to number seven here.  It’s the last they’ll be seen on the KJR survey.