April 4, 1969

1	1	Tommy Roe--Dizzy
2	2	Cowsills--Hair
3	3	Neil Diamond--Brother Love's Traveling Salvation Show
6	4	5th Dimension--Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In
10	5	Donovan--Atlantis
4	6	Perry Como--Seattle
5	7	Zombies--Time of the Season
7	8	Glen Campbell--Galveston
12	9	Beach Boys--I Can Hear Music
15	10	Iron Butterfly--Soul Experience
11	11	Rhinoceros--Apricot Brandy
8	12	New Colony Six--Things I'd Like to Say
9	13	Steppenwolf--Rock Me
18	14	Blood, Sweat & Tears--You've Made Me So Very Happy
14	15	Bubble Puppy--Hot Smoke & Sasafrass
13	16	Paul Revere & the Raiders--Mr. Sun, Mr. Moon
28	17	Booker T. & the MG's--Time is Tight
50	18	Tommy James & the Shondells--Sweet Cherry Wine
17	19	Bards--Tunesmith
29	20	Ventures--Hawaii Five-O
19	21	Gary Puckett & the Union Gap--Don't Give in to Him
16	22	Frankie Laine--You Gave Me a Mountain
25	23	Ohio Express--Mercy
20	24	Doors--Wishful Sinful
27	25	John Wilkinson--July, You're a Woman
24	26	Neon Philharmonic--Morning Girl
26	27	Flirtations--Nothing But a Heartache
41	28	B.J. Thomas--It's Only Love
30	29	Bee Gees--First of May
34	30	Peter Sarstedt--Where Do You Go To (My Lovely)
38	31	Foundations--In the Bad, Bad Old Days (Before You Loved Me)
37	32	Andy Kim--Tricia Tell Your Daddy
---	33	Shango--Day After Day (It's Slippin' Away)
43	34	Thee Prophets--Playgirl
44	35	Engelbert Humperdinck--The Way it Used to Be
46	36	Bobby Vinton--To Know You is to Love You
39	37	Elvis Presley--Memories
47	38	Eternity's Children--The Sidewalks of the Ghetto
40	39	Canned Heat--Time Was
42	40	Jerry Butler--Only the Strong Survive
---	41	Cream--Badge
48	42	Andy Williams/Petula Clark--Happy Heart
45	43	Ronettes--You Came, You Saw, You Conquered!
---	44	Ray Stevens--Gitarzan
49	45	Guess Who--These Eyes
---	46	Checkmates, Ltd.--Love is All I Have to Give
---	47	Elyse Weinberg--Oh, Deed I Do
---	48	Led Zeppelin--Good Times Bad Times
---	49	Mercy--Love (Can Make You Happy)
---	50	Simon & Garfunkel--The Boxer

“Sweet Cherry Wine” makes a big leap.

Petula Clark’s version of “Happy Heart” joins Andy Williams’ as a single entry; this is the first time we’ve seen that in a while.  Together they’ll climb slightly to number 39, then Andy will drop off and Petula will inch up to number 35 on her own.  Nationally, Andy peaked at number 22 and Petula at 62.

One debut was not a Billboard hit: husky-voiced folk-rock love song “Oh, Deed I Do” by Elyse Weinberg, which will make it to number 27.  The calypso-ish “Day After Day” by Los Angeles band Shango will peak at number 21 in two weeks and then vanish; nationally it only made it to number 57.  “Badge” by Cream, a number 60 BB hit, will get up to number 16 here.  Led Zeppelin’s “Good Times Bad Times” only made it to number 80 in Billboard, but here it’ll go to number 27.