September 19, 1969

4	1	Bobby Sherman--Little Woman
2	2	Archies--Sugar, Sugar
1	3	Rolling Stones--Honky Tonk Women
5	4	Clique--Sugar on Sunday
3	5	Tommy Roe--Jack and Jill
8	6	Oliver--Jean
7	7	Three Dog Night--Easy to Be Hard
6	8	Creedence Clearwater Revival--Green River
10	9	Tom Jones--I'll Never Fall in Love Again
19	10	Youngbloods--Get Together
11	11	Jackie DeShannon--Put a Little Love in Your Heart
17	12	Gary Puckett & the Union Gap--This Girl is a Woman Now
12	13	Flying Machine--Smile a Little Smile For Me
13	14	Evie Sands--Any Way That You Want Me
28	15	Thunderclap Newman--Something in the Air
29	16	Four Seasons--And That Reminds Me
20	17	Steppenwolf--Move Over
14	18	Tim Hardin--Simple Song of Freedom
27	19	Smith--Baby It's You
15	20	Johnny Cash--A Boy Named Sue
9	21	Box Tops--Soul Deep
18	22	Motherlode--When I Die
30	23	Paul Revere & the Raiders--We Gotta All Get Together
16	24	Grass Roots--I'd Wait a Million Years
26	25	Joe South--Don't it Make You Want to Go Home
24	26	Guess Who--Laughing
31	27	Wind--Make Believe
22	28	Rugbys--You, I
25	29	Underground Sunshine--Birthday
23	30	Piero Umiliani--Mah-Na-Mah-Na
32	31	Jim Ford--Harlan County
41	32	Billy Joe Royal--Cherry Hill Park
44	33	Elvis Presley--Suspicious Minds
37	34	Lawrence Reynolds--Jesus is a Soul Man
36	35	John Mayall--Don't Waste My Time
40	36	Keith Barbour--Echo Park
39	37	Jerry Butler--What's the Use of Breaking Up
49	38	Lee Michaels--Heighty Hi
46	39	Temptations--I Can't Get Next to You
48	40	William Truckaway--Bluegreens on the Wing
43	41	Marvin Gaye--That's the Way Love Is
45	42	Crow--Evil Woman Don't Play Your Games With Me
47	43	Doors--Runnin' Blue
33	44	Bill Deal & the Rhondells--What Kind of Fool Do You Think I Am
50	45	Merrilee Rush--Sign On For the Good Times
34	46	Rascals--Carry Me Back
---	47	Electric Indian--Keem-O-Sabe
---	48	Peggy Lee--Is That All There Is
---	49	Cuff Links--Tracy
---	50	Georgio--Looky, Looky

Only four debuts, so I’ll go through them all.  Instrumental “Keem-O-Sabe” by studio group Electric Indian was a number 16 BB hit that will stop at number 23 here.  Peggy Lee’s memorably oddball “Is That All There Is” was number eleven at Billboard (and number one on the Easy Listening chart); it’ll go to number 22 here.  Bubblegum classic “Tracy” by studio group the Cuff Links, number nine nationally, will make it to number three at KJR.  And we have one non-Billboard hit: future famous disco producer Giorgio Moroder’s Euro-bubblegum “Looky, Looky,” which will get up to number eleven on the survey.  In most of the world it was released as by “Giorgio,” but here in the US it was “Georgio;” there was also a version in Italian that was called “Luky, Luky” and credited to “George.”