June 6, 1969

1	1	Beatles--Get Back
8	2	Elvis Presley--In the Ghetto/Any Day Now
2	3	Three Dog Night--One
3	4	Creedence Clearwater Revival--Bad Moon Rising
4	5	Mercy--Love (Can Make You Happy)
7	6	Paul Revere & the Raiders--Let Me
5	7	Tommy James & the Shondells--Sweet Cherry Wine
10	8	Henry Mancini & His Orchestra--Love Theme From Romeo & Juliet
12	9	Desmond Dekker & the Aces--Israelites
9	10	Merrilee Rush--Everyday Livin' Days
11	11	5th Dimension--Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In
6	12	Cowsills--Hair
14	13	Bill Deal & the Rhondels--I've Been Hurt
17	14	Grass Roots--The River is Wide
13	15	Ray Stevens--Gitarzan
16	16	Tommy Roe--Heather Honey
20	17	Blood, Sweat & Tears--Spinning Wheel
15	18	1910 Fruitgum Co.--Special Delivery
19	19	Friends of Distinction--Grazing in the Grass
23	20	Rascals--See
26	21	Classics IV--Everyday With You Girl
30	22	Sonny Charles & the Checkmates, Ltd.--Black Pearl
22	23	Guess Who--These Eyes
18	24	Gary Lewis & the Playboys--Rhythm of the Rain
24	25	Mary Hopkin--Goodbye
21	26	Who--Pinball Wizard
32	27	Tom Jones--Love Me Tonight
33	28	Turtles--You Don't Have to Walk in the Rain
35	29	Herb Alpert--Without Her
25	30	Booker T. & the MG's--Time is Tight
28	31	Arbors--I Can't Quit Her
27	32	Isley Brothers--It's Your Thing
37	33	Winstons--Color Him Father
40	34	Dick Hyman & His Electric Eclectics--The Minotaur
36	35	Edwin Hawkins Singers--Oh Happy Day
39	36	Bee Gees--Tomorrow Tomorrow
41	37	Marvin Gaye--Too Busy Thinking About My Baby
47	38	Tommy James & the Shondells--Crystal Blue Persuasion
44	39	Oliver--Good Morning Starshine
43	40	New Colony Six--I Could Never Lie to You
46	41	Brooklyn Bridge Featuring Johnny Maestro--Welcome Me Love
45	42	Hugo Montenegro--Happy Together
49	43	Roy Clark--Yesterday, When I Was Young
---	44	Elephant's Memory--Crossroads of the Stepping Stones
---	45	Monkees--Listen to the Band
48	46	Kenny Rogers & the First Edition--Ruby, Don't Take Your Love to Town
50	47	Mama Cass--It's Getting Better
42	48	Cilla Black--Surround Yourself With Sorrow
---	49	Joe Jeffrey Group--My Pledge of Love
---	50	Orpheus--Brown Arms in Houston

The non-BB b-side “Any Day Now” joins “In the Ghetto” this week, and the two will be listed jointly for the rest of their time on the survey.  There are just four other debuts.  “Crossroads of the Stepping Stones” by New York band Elephant’s Memory was a number 120 Billboard “hit” that will get to number twelve here.  The Monkees make their final appearance at KJR with “Listen to the Band,” which will peak at number 29, versus just number 63 in Billboard.  “My Pledge of Love” by the Joe Jeffrey Group was a number 14 national hit that will stop at number 21 here, though it will spend nine weeks on the survey.  And the soft rock “Brown Arms in Houston” by Massachusetts group Orpheus will be number 47 next week and then drop off, while nationally it only got to number 91.