November 22, 1968

1	1	Steppenwolf--Magic Carpet Ride
2	2	Derek--Cinnamon
4	3	Ohio Express--Chewy Chewy
3	4	Beatles--Hey Jude/Revolution
6	5	Dion--Abraham, Martin & John
5	6	Diana Ross & the Supremes--Love Child
9	7	Glen Campbell--Wichita Lineman
7	8	Mary Hopkin--Those Were the Days
19	9	Bobby Vinton--I Love How You Love Me
13	10	Leapy Lee--Little Arrows
8	11	Kasenetz-Katz Singing Orchestral Circus--Quick Joey Small (Run Joey Run)
18	12	Deep Purple--Kentucky Woman
17	13	B.J. Thomas--Hooked on a Feeling
22	14	Classics IV--Stormy
11	15	Andy Kim--Shoot 'Em Up, Baby
10	16	Turtles--Elenore
26	17	Judy Collins--Both Sides Now
32	18	Springfield Rifle--That's All I Really Need
12	19	Paul Revere & the Raiders--Cinderella Sunshine
14	20	Bee Gees--I've Gotta Get a Message to You
16	21	Southwest F.O.B.--Smell of Incense
15	22	Monkees--Porpoise Song
21	23	Bobby Goldsboro--The Straight Life
37	24	1910 Fruitgum Co.--Goody Goody Gumdrops
23	25	Cream--White Room
24	26	Johnny Nash--Hold Me Tight
36	27	Peanut Butter Conspiracy--I'm a Fool
31	28	Dionne Warwick--Promises, Promises
29	29	Hollies--Listen to Me
34	30	Johnny Rivers--Right Relations
39	31	Tommy James & the Shondells--Do Something to Me
44	32	Sir Douglas Quintet--Mendocino
33	33	Gary Lewis & the Playboys--Main Street
38	34	Frank Sinatra--Cycles
41	35	Stevie Wonder--For Once in My Life
45	36	Vogues--Till
50	37	Peggy Lipton--Stoney End
47	38	Barracuda--The Dance at St. Francis
42	39	Creedence Clearwater Revival--I Put a Spell on You
43	40	City Zu--Eeny Meeny
48	41	Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66--Scarborough Fair
---	42	Dusty Springfield--Son-of-a Preacher Man
---	43	Dean Martin--Not Enough Indians
---	44	Merrilee Rush--Reach Out
49	45	Rene & Rene--Lo Mucho Que te Quiero
---	46	Aretha Franklin--See Saw
---	47	O'Kaysions--Love Machine
---	48	Eric Burdon & the Animals--White Houses
---	49	Rascals--A Ray of Hope
---	50	Brooklyn Bridge Featuring Johnny Maestro--The Worst That Could Happen

All eight of the debuts were Hot 100 hits.  The Brooklyn Bridge’s “The Worst That Could Happen” will exactly match its number three Billboard peak, but all the others will do significantly better or worse: Dusty Springfield’s “Son-of-a Preacher Man” (10BB/1KJR), Dean Martin’s “Not Enough Indians” (43/20), Merrilee Rush’s strange, slowed-down, melodramatic, almost Vanilla Fudgesque version of the Four Tops’ “Reach Out” (79/30), Aretha Franklin’s “See Saw” (14/36), the O’Kaysions’ pop-soul “Love Machine” (76/41), Eric Burdon & the Animals’ “White Houses” (67/29), and the Rascals’ “A Ray of Hope” (24/10).