September 5, 1969

1	1	Rolling Stones--Honky Tonk Women
2	2	Archies--Sugar, Sugar
3	3	Bobby Sherman--Little Woman
11	4	Tommy Roe--Jack and Jill
7	5	Tom Jones--I'll Never Fall in Love Again
4	6	Three Dog Night--Easy to Be Hard
6	7	Creedence Clearwater Revival--Green River
10	8	Flying Machine--Smile a Little Smile For Me
5	9	Johnny Cash--A Boy Named Sue
17	10	Clique--Sugar on Sunday
14	11	Jackie DeShannon--Put a Little Love in Your Heart
9	12	Johnny Rivers--Muddy River
19	13	Evie Sands--Any Way That You Want Me
20	14	Box Tops--Soul Deep
24	15	Oliver--Jean
18	16	Steppenwolf--Move Over
25	17	Piero Umiliani--Mah-Na-Mah-Na
13	18	Andy Kim--Baby, I Love You
26	19	Tim Hardin--Simple Song of Freedom
23	20	Motherlode--When I Die
12	21	Grass Roots--I'd Wait a Million Years
15	22	Mama Cass--It's Getting Better
29	23	Rugbys--You, I
16	24	Guess Who--Laughing
27	25	Cascades--Maybe the Rain Will Fall
28	26	Gary Puckett & the Union Gap--This Girl is a Woman Now
22	27	Neil Diamond--Sweet Caroline
34	28	Spiral Starecase--No One For Me to Turn To
33	29	Underground Sunshine--Birthday
35	30	Joe South--Don't it Make You Want to Go Home
38	31	Youngbloods--Get Together
43	32	Paul Revere & the Raiders--We Gotta All Get Together
37	33	Bill Deal & the Rhondells--What Kind of Fool Do You Think I Am
49	34	Four Seasons--And That Reminds Me
21	35	Buchanan Brothers--Medicine Man
---	36	Thunderclap Newman--Something in the Air
41	37	Rascals--Carry Me Back
---	38	Jim Ford--Harlan County
39	39	Johnny Harris Orchestra--Footprints on the Moon
42	40	Nilsson--Everybody's Talkin'
44	41	Smith--Baby It's You
40	42	Who--I'm Free
45	43	Wind--Make Believe
46	44	John Mayall--Don't Waste My Time
48	45	Jerry Butler--What's the Use of Breaking Up
50	46	Playhouse--You Don't Know It
47	47	French Revolution--Americas
---	48	Keith Barbour--Echo Park
---	49	Crow--Evil Woman Don't Play Your Games With Me
---	50	Marvin Gaye--That's the Way Love Is

I guess people very suddenly got sick of “In the Year 2525,” as it drops off the survey all the way from number eight.

Most of this week’s debuts will do significantly better here than they did in Billboard, except for one that will do significantly worse, so I’ll mention each one.  “Something in the Air,” a number one UK hit by British group Thunderclap Newman, peaked at number 37 in Billboard but will get to number eight here.  Jim Ford’s country/soul “Harlan County” only got to number 106 at BB but will make it to number 31 at KJR.  Melodramatic ballad “Echo Park” by former New Christy Minstrel Keith Barbour was a number 40 hit nationally but will go to number 14 here.  “Evil Woman Don’t Play Your Games With Me” by Minneapolis band Crow will make it to number four here, versus its number 19 national peak.  And Marvin Gaye’s “That’s the Way Love Is,” a number seven BB hit, will only get to number 32 here.

“Get Together” and “We Gotta All Get Together” appear back-to-back.