September 13, 1968

9	1	Beatles--Hey Jude/Revolution
1	2	Crazy World of Arthur Brown--Fire
3	3	Ricky Page--Harper Valley PTA
4	4	Rascals--People Got to Be Free
2	5	1910 Fruitgum Co.--1, 2, 3, Red Light
5	6	Ohio Express--Down at Lulu's
28	7	Don Fardon--(The Lament of the Cherokee) Indian Reservation
15	8	Bee Gees--I've Gotta Get a Message to You
7	9	Steppenwolf--Born to Be Wild
18	10	Larry Marks--L.A. Break Down (And Take Me In)
6	11	Doors--Hello, I Love You
10	12	Canned Heat--On the Road Again
16	13	Al Wilson--The Snake
11	14	Deep Purple--Hush
8	15	Dino, Desi & Billy--Tell Someone You Love Them
12	16	Chambers Brothers--Time Has Come Today
27	17	Vogues--My Special Angel
26	18	Professor Morrison's Lollipop--You Got the Love
19	19	Beach Boys--Do It Again
24	20	Colours--Love Heals
39	21	Grass Roots--Midnight Confessions
17	22	Lulu--Morning Dew
35	23	Love Society--Do You Wanna Dance
22	24	Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66--The Fool on the Hill
13	25	B.J. Thomas--The Eyes of a New York Woman
20	26	Cream--Sunshine of Your Love
42	27	Iron Butterfly--In-a-Gadda-da-Vida
33	28	Band--The Weight
41	29	Barry Goldberg Reunion--Hole in My Pocket
34	30	Aretha Franklin--I Say a Little Prayer
14	31	Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart--Alice Long (You're Still My Favorite Girlfriend)
29	32	Association--Six Man Band
40	33	Max Frost & the Troopers--Shape of Things to Come
43	34	Merrilee Rush & the Turnabouts--That Kind of Woman
44	35	Bobby Paris--Per-so-nal-ly
21	36	Vogues--Turn Around, Look at Me
49	37	Rejoice!--Golden Gate Park
47	38	Box Tops--I Met Her in Church
---	39	O'Kaysions--Girl Watcher
46	40	Big Brother & the Holding Company--Piece of My Heart
50	41	Cowsills--Poor Baby
---	42	Kasenetz-Katz Singing Orchestral Circus--Quick Joey Small (Run Joey Run)
48	43	Dionne Warwick--Who is Gonna Love Me?
---	44	Avant-Garde--Naturally Stoned
---	45	Turtles--Elenore
---	46	Jimi Hendrix Experience--All Along the Watchtower
---	47	Gary Puckett & the Union Gap--Over You
---	48	Andy Kim--Shoot 'Em Up, Baby
---	49	Clarence Carter--Slip Away
---	50	Creedence Clearwater Revival--Suzie Q. (Part One)

As mentioned last time, Aretha Franklin’s “The House That Jack Built” drops off and leaves “I Say a Little Prayer” on its own.

Nine debuts, all of which were Top 40 Billboard hits.  A good week for bubblegum: “Quick Joey Small,” a number 25 BB hit, will go to number four here, and Seattle’s love affair with Andy Kim continues with “Shoot ‘Em Up, Baby,” a number 31 national hit that will shoot all the way to number two.  Seattle’s Jimi Hendrix wil get to number six with “All Along the Watchtower,” a number 20 BB hit.  The Avant-Garde, a duo that included Chuck Woolery, just made the Billboard Top 40 at number 40 with “Naturally Stoned,” while here it will make it to number 19.  On the down side, the O’Kaysions’ “Girl Watcher,” a number five BB hit, will stop at number 14 here, and Clarence Carter’s “Slip Away” will not come close to its number six Billboard peak, only getting to number 26 here.