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Mwmïïïï January 13, 1964 Number Thirty Eight Sarnia® mwMïïïï January 13, 1964 Number Thirty Eight HIT OF THE WEEK: I WANT TO HOLD YOUR HAND - Beatles (Capitol) Nothing, I said nothing, will keep this from hitting number one. It’s #10 in a week for Dean Griffith-WPGC- Washington, D#C. It's the number two request for Pat Hughes-WQXI-Atlanta, in the same period of exposure. Dick Starr-WFUN-Miami reports similiar response. This is iti CORRESPONDENTS POPULAR PICK: HOW MUCH CAN A LONELY HEART STAND/HE SAYS THE SAME THINGS TO ME - Skeeter Davis (RCA) Many picks on both. The ballad will lose out in the end, but either side is fine for now. HOT ACTION RECORD; YOU DON’T OWN ME - Lesley Gore (Mercury) Her fourth hit in a row. Forget the flip. This is a top twenty winner. SOUTHERN SURVEY CHOICE OF THE WEEK: STOP AND THINK IT OVER - Dale & Grace (Montel) See Review and Comment Section. AT.PUM OF THE W E E K ; THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF ANDY WILLIAMS (Columbia) See Album Programming Section. SOUTHERN TOP TWENTY 1. (l) I ’VE SAID IT AGAIN-Bobby Vinton (Epi)ll.(12) WHO CARES-Fats Domino (AEC) 2. (2 ) LOUIE LOUIE-Kingsmen (Wan) 12.1[11) NITTY GRITTY-Shirley Ellis (Con) 3. !5 1 AS USUAL-Brenda Lee (Dec) I3 .I¡!5) NEED TO BELONG-Jerry Butler (VJ) 4. 1¡4]1 WHISPERING-Stevens & Tempo (Ate) l4.|[20) DRAG CITY-Jan and Dean (Lib) 1 SURFIN’ BIRD-Trashmen (Gar) 15 16) DAISY PETAL-Jimmy Gilmer (Dot) 5- < 16.I 6. 1¡7]1 OUT OF LIMITS-Marketts (WB) .I 13} SINCE I FELL-Lenny Welch (Cad) 8 1 HEY LITTLE COBRA-Rip Chords (Col) 17 r— } WHAT KIND/LAUGH IT OFF-Tams (ABC) 7. 1 18.1.I 8. !9 1 FOR YOU-Rick Nelson (Dec) [— ) UM UM UM UM UM UM-Major Lance (Cke) 9. 13 1 POPSICLES AND ICICLES-Murmaids (Cha) 19.1 13) MIDNIGHT MARY-Joey Powers (Amy) 10. 1(10) PAIN IN/SOMETHING-Otis Redding (Voi) 20.1t ~ ) I WANT TO HOLD-Beatles (Cap) REQUESTS AND/OR SALES ACTIVITY FORGET HIM-Bobby Rydell (Cam) ANYONE WHO HAD A HEART-Dionne Warwick (See) COME ON-Tommy Roe (ABC) A FOOL NEVER LEARNS-Andy Williams (Col) SOUTHTOWN USA-Dixiebelles (SS7) LEAVING HERE-Eddie Holland (Mot) TALKING ABOUT MY BABY-Impressions (ABC) LETTER FROM SHERRY-Dale Ward (Dot} SNOW MAN-Diane Ray (Mur) QUICKSAND-Martha & Vandellas (Gor) BABY DON’T YOU WEEP-James Brown (Kin) I CAN’T STOP-Steve & Eydie (Col) TALK BACK-Johnny Tillotson (KGM) HIS KISS-Betty Harris (jub) IF SOMEBODY TOLD YOU-Anna King (Sma) I ONLY WANT TO-Dusty Springfield (phi) PENETRATION-Pyramids (Bee) TRA LA LA LA SUZY-Dean & Jean (Rus) DON’T CROSS OVER-Linda Brannon (Epi) PUPPY LOVE/SNAP-Barbara Lewis (Atl) LUCKY OLD SUN-Ray Charles (ABC) WHO NEEDS YOU-Bobby Paris (Cha) PLEASE NOTE NEW ADDRESS:6 36 -I9P. 50. I BOX 99^7 ATLANTA,o GEORGIA 30319 NEW TELEPHONE: AREA CODE 4 4 28 PEACHTREE AVENUE, N. E. ATLANTA 5, GEORGIA TELEPHONE 233-1660 * January 13, l$6k - 2- Number Thirty Eight DIXIE ROUND-UP LARRY PATE WAPX MONTGOMERY, ALA» TOMMY TYLER WKKO COCOA, FLORIDA Southtown USA-Dixiebelles (SS7) PICKS Who”Cares-Fats Domino (ABC) Louie Louie-Kingsmen (Wan) SALES Louie Louie-Kingsmen (Wan) I’ve Said It Again-Bobby Vinton (Epi) CALIS Hey Little Cobra-Rip Chords (Col) I May Never Get-Jerry Woodard (Dia) COMER Southtown USA-Dixiebelles (SS7) TCM THACKER KHZ AMARILLO, TEXAS PAT HUGHES WQXI ATLANTA, GEORGIA Jimmy Boy-Girlfriends' (CP) PICKS Vaya Con Dios-Drifters (Atl) Daisy Petal Pickin'-Jimmy Gilmer (Dot) SALES What Kind Of Fool-Tams (ABC) Little Boxes-Pete Seeger (Col) CALIS For You-Rick Nelson (Dec) Southtown USA-Dixiebell.es (SS7) CCMER Total Disaster-Ronnie Milsap (WB) RANDY SCOTT WCAW CHARLESTON, W» VA. STEVE CANYON WNOR NORFOLK, VA. Hooka Tooka-Chubby Checker (Par) PICKS New Year’s Eve-Nancy Wilson (Cap) Louie Louie-Kingsmen (Wan) SALES Louie Louie-Kingsmen (Wan) Nitty Gritty-Shirley Ellis (Con) CALIS Funny Little Clown-Bobby Goldsboro (tIA) Where There’s A Will-Lonnie Made (Fra) COMER I Only Want-Dusty Springfield (Phi) DANNY DEE WVLD VALDOSTA, GEORGIA DEAN GRIFFITH WPGC WASHINGTON, DC How Much-Skeeter Davis (RCA) PICKS He Says The Same-Skeeter Davis (RCA) I’ve Said It Again-Botby Vinton (Epi) SALES I ’ve Said It Again-Bobby Vinton (Epi) Don’t Cross Over-Linda Brannon (Epi) CALLS I Want To Hold-Beatles (Cap) I Can’t Stqp-Steve & Eydie (Col) COMER You Don’t Own Me-Lesley Gore (Mer) LARRY GAR WLBG LAURENS, S. C. ED RIPLEY WMBR JACKSONVILLE, FLA. On And On-Jerry Vale (Col) PICKS Talking About My Baby-Impressions (ABC) Popsicles And Icicles-Murmaids (Cba) SALES What’s Easy For Two-Mary Wells (Mot) Whispering-Stevens and Tempo (Ate) CALIS Louie Louie-Kingsmen (Wan) Baby Come Home-Hoagy Lands (Atl) COMER I Can’t Stop-Steve & Eydie (Col) HOT SCOTT WGIV CHARLOTTE, N. C. PHIL RAINEY WMOC CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Let Me Tell You-Bill & Will (Ath) PICKS Sinner Not A Saint-Trini Lopez (UMR) Louie Louie-Kingsmen (Wan) SALES I ’ve Said It Again-Bobby Vinton (Epi) Come On-Tommy Roe (ABC) CALIS Since I Fell For You-Lenny Welch (Cad) Harlem-Clyde McPhatter (Mer) CCMER Who Needs It-Bobby Paris (Cha^ DICK STARR WFUN MIAMI, FLORIDA DICK REUS WDXY SUMTER, S. C. Cornin’ On-Bill Black (Hi) PICKS Broken Hearted-Four J ’s FT . Out Of Limits-Marketts (WB) SALES Whispering-Stevens and Tempo (Ate) Forget Him-Bobby Rydell (Cam) CALIS Baby I Love You-Ronettes (Phi) I Want To Hold-Beatles (Cap) CCMER Out Of Limits-Marketts (WB) CHARLES OWENS WSEM DONALSONVILLE, GA. STEVE ASKEW WXLI DUBLIN, _ GEORGIA Come On-Tommy Roe (ABC) PICKS You Don’t Own Me-Lesley Gore (Mer) I’ve Said It Again-Tommy Roe (ABC) SALES Popsicles and Icicles-Murmaids (Cha) Daisy Petal Pickin’-Jimmy Gilmer (Dot) CALLS You Don’t Own Me-Lesley Gore (Mer) Hov Much-Skeeter Davis (RCA) CCMER How Much-Skeeter Davis (RCA) DICK! LAWRENCE WFLA TAMPA, FLORIDA IKE FRASIER WPAL CHARLESTON, S, C. He Walks Like-Jody Miller (Cap) PICKS Leaving Here-Eddie Holland (Mot) I ’ve Said It Again-Bobby Vinton (Epi) SALES I ’ve Said It Again-Bobby Vinton (Epi) Louie Louie-Kingsmen (Wan) CAT IS U m Urn I M Urn Urn lim-Major Lance (Oke ) I Can’t Stop-Steve & Eydie (Col) CCMER Talking About My Baby-Impressions (ABC) BILLY GENE WAUG AUGUSTA, GEORGIA DICK WILSON WHOP ORLANDO, FLORIDA Leaving Here-Eddie Holland (Mot) PICKS I Love Him-Castinets (TCF) Baby Don’t You Weep-James Brown (Kin) SATES Louie Louie-Kingsmen (Wan) Baby Don’t You Weep-James Brown (Kin) CALLS Surfin’ Bird-Trashmen (Gar) His Kiss-Betty Harris (jub) CCMER Southtown USA-Dixiebelles (SS7) FRANK JOLLE WMAX NASHVILLE, TENN. CHUCK BROWNING WKGN KNOXVILLE, TENN. Come On-Tommy Roe (ABC) PICKS Abigail Beecher-Freddy Cannon (WB) Louie Louie-Kingsmen (Wan) SALES I ’ve Said It Again-Bobby Vinton (Epi) Run Chicken-Link Wray (Sva) CALIS Drip Drop-Dion (Col) His Kiss-Betty Harris (Jub) CCMER Who Needs You-Eobby Paris (Cha) BOB REICH WEKR FAYETTEVILLE, TENN« BUDDY KARR KAAY LITTLE ROCK, ARK. Who Needs You-Bobby Paris (Cha) PICKS Snow Man-Diane Ray (Mer) Whispering-Stevens & Tempo (Ate) SALES I ’ve Said It Again-Bobby Vinton (Epi) Anyone Who Had-Dionne Warwick (See) CALLS I ’ve Said It Again-Bobby Vinton (Epi) I’m Ashamed-T K Hulin (Sma) COMER Baby I Love You-Ronettes (Phi) w' January 13, 19^4 -3- Number Thirty Eight REVIEW MID COMMENT STOP AND THINK IT OVER - Dole & Grace (Montel) Initial Memphis order was 10,000. Atlanta, 13,000. And it’s only been out a couple of days2 PENETRATION - The Pyramids (Best) Credit Dick Starr-WFUN-Miami for being the first to light the fire under this. It’s breaking for sales and requests in a half dozen markets, including Miami, Houston, Memphis and Atlanta. BEHIND CLOSED DOORS - Terry & Anne (Towne House) This could easily be the next "Popsicles And Icicles." It’s not that bad.. .and has a hell of a lyric, that’s about as simple as the time. One never knows, SOMETHING IS WORRYING ME - Otis Redding (Volt) It’s this side in Macon and Augusta, Georgia. And Charleston, S. C. MfS GLENWOOD AVENUE - Pixies Three (Mercury) It’s #15 for Dick Wilson-WHC0-Orlando, Florida. Top five at WFUN. #19 at WDAK-Columbus, Georgia. CAN YOUR MONKEY DO THE DOG - Rufus Thomas (Stax) Should reach you by this reading. Tested excellent in Atlanta, and helped move the album well at holiday time. CUSTOM MACHINE - Beach Boys (Capitol) Latest word is, this will be their next single. Due out before the first of February. Play it from the album, and you’ll create a monster. I guarantee it. WHO NEEDS YOU - Bobby Paris (Chattahoochee) As far as I can remember, Frank Jolle-WMAK- Nashville was the first to break this. It’s a hit. #8 at WKGN-Khoxville. Selling in four other spots in Tennessee and also in Columbus. Georgia and Orlando, Florida. EVERY LITTLE MOVE YOU MAKE - Little Peggy March (RCA) Not bad, not great. But good enough to be picked and played and follow the pattern of her other records...strong reception. Then no play. Then everyone gets back on it. ABIGAIL BEECHER - Freddy Cannon (WB) I keep finding it harder and harder to judge his records. They all sound alike! #5 request for Danny Dee-WVLD-Valdosta, Georgia. Chuck Browning-WKGN-Khoxville has high hopes for it.
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