December 6, 1968

1	1	Ohio Express--Chewy Chewy
2	2	Steppenwolf--Magic Carpet Ride
5	3	Deep Purple--Kentucky Woman
7	4	Bobby Vinton--I Love How You Love Me
8	5	Classics IV--Stormy
3	6	Derek--Cinnamon
4	7	Dion--Abraham, Martin & John
6	8	B.J. Thomas--Hooked on a Feeling
17	9	1910 Fruitgum Co.--Goody Goody Gumdrops
9	10	Glen Campbell--Wichita Lineman
10	11	Diana Ross & the Supremes--Love Child
11	12	Leapy Lee--Little Arrows
29	13	Dusty Springfield--Son-of-a Preacher Man
14	14	Springfield Rifle--That's All I Really Need
18	15	Peanut Butter Conspiracy--I'm a Fool
20	16	Vogues--Till
19	17	Sir Douglas Quintet--Mendocino
16	18	Judy Collins--Both Sides Now
22	19	Stevie Wonder--For Once in My Life
26	20	Peggy Lipton--Stoney End
12	21	Kasenetz-Katz Singing Orchestral Circus--Quick Joey Small (Run Joey Run)
15	22	Beatles--Hey Jude/Revolution
23	23	Tommy James & the Shondells--Do Something to Me
37	24	Rascals--A Ray of Hope
13	25	Mary Hopkin--Those Were the Days
21	26	Turtles--Elenore
34	27	Dean Martin--Not Enough Indians
33	28	Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66--Scarborough Fair
31	29	Barracuda--The Dance at St. Francis
30	30	Frank Sinatra--Cycles
25	31	Johnny Nash--Hold Me Tight
32	32	Creedence Clearwater Revival--I Put a Spell on You
35	33	Eric Burdon & the Animals--White Houses
41	34	Canned Heat--Going Up the Country
38	35	Rene & Rene--Lo Mucho Que te Quiero
39	36	Aretha Franklin--See Saw
42	37	Grass Roots--Bella Linda
46	38	Brooklyn Bridge Featuring Johnny Maestro--The Worst That Could Happen
44	39	Spanky & Our Gang--Yesterday's Rain
43	40	Merrilee Rush--Reach Out
48	41	O'Kaysions--Love Machine
---	42	Andy Kim--Rainbow Ride
45	43	Nick DeCaro--If I Only Had Time
47	44	Vanilla Fudge--Season of the Witch
49	45	Elvis Presley--If I Can Dream
---	46	Tammy Wynette--Stand By Your Man
50	47	Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass--My Favorite Things
---	48	O.C. Smith--Isn't it Lonely Together
---	49	John Sebastian--She's a Lady
---	50	Brian Hyland--Tragedy

Andy Kim continues his Seattle success with “Rainbow Ride,” which will go to number two despite being only a number 49 BB hit.  Brian Hyland’s version of “Tragedy” will go to number six despite being only a number 56 BB hit.  John Sebastian’s folky ballad “She’s a Lady” will go to number 42 despite being only a number 84 BB hit.  O.C. Smith’s “Isn’t it Lonely Together” will go to number 35 despite being only a number 63 BB hit (okay, not so big a deal).  That leaves Tammy Wynette’s “Stand By Your Man,” a number one country hit and number 19 pop hit at Billboard, which will peak at number 21 here.