Radio Caroline Countdown of Sound Saturday, December 24, 1966 from 12 Noon Till 3 Pm with Dave Lee Travis on Caroline South

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Radio Caroline Countdown Of Sound Saturday, December 24, 1966 from 12 noon till 3 pm with Dave Lee Travis on Caroline South Last This Title Artist week week 4 1 Save Me Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich 1 2 Sunshine Superman Donovan 15 3 Happy Jack Who 25 4 Any Way That You Want Me Troggs 8 5 If Every Day Was Like Christmas Elvis Presley 6 6 Walk With Faith In Your Heart Bachelors 2 7 Morningtown Ride Seekers 3 8 You Keep Me Hangin' On Supremes 5 9 Green Green Grass Of Home Tom Jones 9 10 What Becomes OfThe Broken Hearted Jimmy Ruffin 10 11 In The Country Cliff Richard & The Shadows 11 12 Friday On My Mind Easybeats 13 13 Pamela Pamela Wayne Fontana 12 14 Dead End Street Kinks 7 15 What Would I Be Val Doonican 35 16 Island In The Sun Righteous Brothers 19 17 Call Her Your Sweetheart Frank Ifield 21 18 Heart Rita Pavone 20 19 Going Nowhere Los Bravos 22 20 I Feel Free Cream 16 21 My Mind's Eye Small Faces 14 22 Good Vibrations Beach Boys 28 23 Sitting In The Park Georgie Fame & The Blue Flames 17 24 Just One Smile Gene Pitney 29 25 Mustang Sally Wilson Pickett 18 26 There Won't Be Many Coming Home Roy Orbison 27 27 East West Herman's Hermits 36 28 (I Know) I'm Losing You Temptations 30 29 Stop Press Hedgehoppers Anonymous 24 30 Deadlier Than The Male Walker Brothers 33 31 The Proud One Frankie Valli 48 32 A Place In The Sun Stevie Wonder 34 33 She's Coming To Me O' Brien Brothers New 34 Mama Cher 23 35 Missy Missy Paul & Barry Ryan 26 36 I'm Ready For Love Martha & The Vandellas 37 Flies New I'm Not Your Stepping Stone 39 38 Three, Two, One, Ah! Los Canarios New 39 Can't Stop Talkin' About My Baby Mike Patto 42 40 That's Life Frank Sinatra 44 41 From A Distance Odin's People 37 42 Time After Time Chris Montez 45 43 Your Everchangin' Mind Crispian St. Peters 40 44 Gimme Some Loving Spencer Davis Group 46 45 Rhythm Of Love Merseys 50 46 Too Many Fish In The Sea Young Rascals New 47 Oh What A Fool Peter Lee Stirling New 48 Night Of Fear Move New 49 The Star Of The Show (the la la la song) Zoot Money & The Big Roll Band 32 50 Hazy Shade Of Winter Simon & Garfunkel .

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