November 7, 1969

1	1	Beatles--Something/Come Together
2	2	Archies--Sugar, Sugar
3	3	Elvis Presley--Suspicious Minds
5	4	5th Dimension--Wedding Bell Blues
8	5	R.B. Greaves--Take a Letter Maria
12	6	Cuff Links--Tracy
7	7	Guess Who--Undun
13	8	Three Dog Night--Eli's Coming
21	9	Peter, Paul & Mary--Leaving on a Jet Plane
4	10	Crow--Evil Woman Don't Play Your Games With Me
6	11	Billy Joe Royal--Cherry Hill Park
9	12	Oliver--Jean
23	13	Blood, Sweat & Tears--And When I Die
10	14	Andy Kim--So Good Together
16	15	Steam--Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye
11	16	Georgio--Looky, Looky
14	17	Smith--Baby It's You
15	18	Bobby Sherman--Little Woman
19	19	Kenny Rogers & the First Edition--Ruben James
24	20	Original Caste--One Tin Soldier
---	21	Sly & the Family Stone--Hot Fun in the Summertime
26	22	Creedence Clearwater Revival--Down on the Corner/Fortunate Son
25	23	Thomas & Richard Frost--She's Got Love
29	24	Jim Brady & the Sonics--Near My Soul
37	25	Neil Diamond--Holly Holy
27	26	Glen Campbell--Try a Little Kindness
28	27	Sound Foundation--Morning Dew (Walk Me Out in the)
18	28	Rolling Stones--Honky Tonk Women
17	29	Tommy James & the Shondells--Ball of Fire
31	30	Savoy Brown--I'm Tired
34	31	Led Zeppelin--Whole Lotta Love
20	32	Grand Funk Railroad--Time Machine
35	33	Ferrante & Teicher--Midnight Cowboy
---	34	Rick Nelson & the Stone Canyon Band--She Belongs to Me
36	35	Groop--The Jet Song
45	36	Jefferson--The Colour of My Love
38	37	Tony Joe White--Roosevelt and Ira Lee (Night of the Mossacin)
---	38	Tommy Roe--Jam Up Jelly Tight
---	39	Bobby Sherman--La La La (If I Had You)
40	40	Isaac Hayes--Walk on By
42	41	Tommy Cash--Six White Horses
44	42	Stevie Wonder--Yester-Me, Yester-You, Yesterday
30	43	Crosby, Stills & Nash--Suite: Judy Blue Eyes
50	44	Friends of Distinction--Going in Circles
48	45	Bread--Could I
---	46	Clique--I'll Hold Out My Hand
47	47	Mama Cass Elliot--Make Your Own Kind of Music
32	48	Keith Barbour--Echo Park
49	49	Flaming Ember--Mind, Body and Soul
---	50	Petula Clark--No One Better Than You

“Something” and “Come Together” swap places in the Beatles’ entry, and they’ll stay in that order for the rest of their weeks on the survey.  Of which there are still many.

The original survey lists 22 in the last week column for “Hot Fun in the Summertime,” though in fact number 22 last week was “Is That All There Is,” which drops off the list this week.  Sly and the Family are actually debuting way up at number 21, but they’ll only spend four weeks on the survey with a peak of number 13, as opposed to their number two peak in Billboard.  And if it seems a little odd for a summertime song to be debuting in November, it had been on the BB Hot 100 since early August.

The other debuts will all do at least slightly better here than nationally: Rick Nelson’s reemergence as a country-rock singer, with his version of Bob Dylan’s “She Belongs to Me” (33BB/15KJR); Tommy Roe’s “Jam Up Jelly Tight” (8/3), Bobby Sherman’s “La La La (If I Had You)” (9/4); the Clique’s follow-up to “Sugar On Sunday,” “I’ll Hold Out My Hand” (45/28); and, suggesting the impending end of the 60s, Petula Clark’s final appearance on the KJR Fab 50, “No One Better Than You” (93/43).