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Rop 100 Albums POS 1 TOP SO rOP 100 Albums POS. LAST ' L JUNE 8, 1963 1 DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES Andy Williams (Columbia CS 8815) 2 WEST SIDE STORY Film Track (Columbia OS-2070) Pot. Lost Week Pos. Last Week 3 LAWRENCE OF ARABIA Soundtrack (Colpix SCP 514) 1 36 JAZZ SAMBA ENCORE 40 68 MORE JOE HARNELL/MORE Stan Getz & Luis Bonfa (Verve V 8523) BOSSA NOVA POPS 4 MOVIN' 72 Peter, Paul Mary (Kapp KL 1325) & 2 WHERE DID EVERYONE GO? 45 (Warner Bros. WS 1473) Nat “King” Cole (Capitol W 1859) 69 TEENAGE TRIANGLE 74 5 KINGSTON TRIO #16 Jimmy Darren, Shelley Fabares, (Capitol ST 1871) Paul Petersen (Colpix SCP 444) 3 38 THINK ETHNIC 39 6 I WANNA BE AROUND Smothers Brothers (Mercury MG 20777) Tony Bennett (Columbia CS 8800) THIS IS 70 MY COUNTRY 75 BYE BYE BIRDIE Robert Shaw (RCA Victor LM 5 39 JALOUSIE 43 2662) • Soundtrack (RCA Victor LSO 1081) Arthur Fiedler (RCA Victor LPM 2661) 71 GENE PITNEY SINGS 8 THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF LO' JUST Robert Goulet (Columbia CS 8793) 7 40 JAZZ SAMBA 37 FOR YOU 77 (Musicor MM 2004) 9 MOON RIVER Stan Getz & Charlie Byrd (Verve V 8432) Andy Williams (Columbia CS 8609) 6 72 WILD WEEKEND 59 10 JOHNNY'S NEWEST HITS AWARD WINNING MOTION Johnny Mathis (Columbia CS 8816) PICTURE HITS 50 Rockin' Rebels (Swan 509) U.S.A. 4 Connie Francis (MGM E 4048) 1 SURFIN' 73 CLASSICAL ENCORES 81 Beach Boys (Capitol ST 1890) Montovani 42 OLIVER 38 (London LL 3269) 12 TELL TALL TALES 20 Original B'way Cast Nevr Christy Minstrels (Columbia CS (RCA Victor LMOD 2004) 74 BOSSA NOVA U.S.A. 67 JALOUSIE Dave Brubeck 13 Quartet Arthur Fiedler (RCA Victor LSC 2661 11 (Columbia CL 1998) 43 SINATRA-BASIE 35 HOW THE WEST WAS WON (Reprise R 1008) 14 FOR YOUR SWEET Soundtrack (SE 1 E 5) 10 LOVE 95 Rick Nelson (Decca DL 4419) LATIN RENDEZVOUS STREETS I HAVE WALKED 56 • 15 Mantovani (London PS 295) Harry Belafonte (RCA 2695) 9 76 VENTURES PLAY THE IT HAPPENED AT THE WORLD'S 16 FAIR END OF THE WORLD 34 COUNTRY CLASSICS 80 1 45 (Dolton BLP Elvis Presley (RCA Viotor LSP 2697) Skeeter Davis (RCA Victor LPM 2699) 2023) HOBO FLATS 8 77 ALLEY CAT I V Jimmy Smith (Verve V 68S44) I COULD GO ON SINGING 42 69 46 Bent Fabric 1 Judy Garland (Capitol W 1861) (Atco 33-148) HAIL THE CONQUERING NERO Peter Nero (RCA Victor LSP 2638) 1 OUR WINTER LOVE 41 78 LITTLE TOWN FLIRT 83 OUR MAN IN HOLLYWOOD 47 Del Shannon 1 19 14 Felix Slatkin (Liberty LST 3287) (Bigtop 1038) Henry Mancini (RCA Victor LSP 260 79 LITTLE BIRD 20 JAZZ SAMBA ENCORE ROY ORBISON'S GREATEST 90 Stan Getz, Luiz Bonfa (Verve 8523) 48 Pete Jolly Trio (Ava A 22) 1 12 HITS 46 1963's EARLY HITS (Monument M 8000) 21 80 NEW FRONTIER 68 Lawrence Welk (Dot DLP 25510) Kingston Trio (Capitol T 1809) THE BARBRA STREISAND ALBUM 18 49 LIVIN' IT UP 54 m (Columbia CS 8807) Bert Kaempfert (Decca DL 4374) 81 STEVE & EYDIE AT 23 SURFING 13 THE MOVIES 85 Ventures (Dolton BST 8022) SOUNDPOWER 57 (Columbia CL 2021) 50 I LEFT MY HEART IN SAN Marty Gold (RCA Victor LPM 2620) 24 FRANCISCO 15 82 TWANG A COUNTRY SONG 87 Tony Bennett (Columbia CS 8669) BLAME IT ON THE Duane Eddy 51 (RCA LPM 2681) 25 GRAVY WALTZ BOSSA NOVA 47 Steve Allen (Dot LP 25515) 21 Eydie Gorme (Columbia CL 2012) 83 HOT PASTRAMI 88 26 STREETS I HAVE WALKED Dartells (Dot DLP 3922) Harry Belafonte (RCA Victor LSP 26 HAPPY BEAT 48 23 52 CONNIE FRANCIS SINGS Ray Conniff (Columbia CL 1949) 84 BIG GIRLS DON'T CRY 70 27 AWARD WINNING HITS Four Seasons (VeeJcry LP 1056) (MGM SE 4048) 53 1962's GREATEST HITS 52 BROADWAY—MY WAY Billy Vaughn (Dot DLP 16 3497) 85 STEVE LAWRENCE WINNERS 71 Nancy Wilson (Capitol ST 1828) (Columbia CL 1953) VEE MEETS 29 OUR WINTER LOVE 54 BOBBY THE Bill Pursell (Columbia CS 8792) 22 VENTURES 58 86 WONDERLAND OF OPERA 94 SOUNDPOWER (Liberty LRP 7289) Andre Kostelanetz (Columbia 1995) 30 CL Marty Gold (RCA Victor LSP 2620) 55 RUBY BABY 51 SHE 31 JAZZ SAMBA 17 87 LOVES ME - Stan Getz & Charlie Byrd (Verve Y6 Dion (Columbia CL 2010) Original B'way Cast fMGM E 4118-2) SONGS I SING ON THE JACKIE 32 GLEASON SHOW 56 I'M A WOMAN 55 88 PLENTY OF PETE 89 Frank Fontaine 28 Peggy Lee (Capitol T 1857) Pete Fountain (Coral CRL 57424) (ABC Paramount ABCS 442) CASCADING VOICES STARDUST 79 89 BROADWAY 1 LOVE YOU 100 33 Hugo & Luigi (RCA Victor LSC 2641 Boston Pops Orch. (RCA LM 2670) Sergio Franchl (RCA LM 2670) PIPELINE 34 Dartells (Dot DLP 25S16) 26 58 HE'S SO FINE 60 90 YOU'RE THE REASON I'M Chiffons (Laurie LLP 2018) LIVING 73 OUR WINTER LOVE 35 Felix Slatkin (Liberty 7287) 30 Bobby Darin (Capitol T 1866) 59 BACK AT THE CHICKEN 36 PETER, PAUL & MARY SHACK 49 91 FOLLOW THE BOYS 76 Warner Bros. (Warner Bros. WS 144 31 Jimmy Smith (Blue Note 4117) Connie Francis (MGM E 4123) 37 SINATRA-BASIE (Reprise R 91008) SINCERELY YOURS 61 92 SHIRELLES GREATEST HITS 78 STARDUST 24 60 (Scepter 507) Robert Goulet (Columbia CL 1931) Boston Pops Orch. (RCA LSP 2670) FLY ME TO THE MOON LOVE FOR SALE 39 Joe Harnell 33 61 ALL ALONE AM I 53 93 86 (Kapp KS 3318) Arthur Lyman (HI FI 1009) 1 1 Brenda Lee (Decca DL 4370) 40 OLIVER! B'woy Cast Victor 2004 1 (RCA LSOD 1 LOVE YOU BECAUSE 1 19 OLE! BOSSA NOVA 66 94 _ 62 Al Martino (Capitol T 1914) 41 OLE! BOSSA NOVA Laurindo Almeida (Capitol T 1872) (Capitol ST 1872) 1 Laurindo Almeida 25 95 GLORIA LYNN AT THE 42 SUKIYAKI TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD 63 Billy Vaughn (Dot DLP 25523) 63 LAS VEGAS THUNDERBIRD 82 I 1 Elmer Bernstein (Ava A 20) (Everest BR 5208) SHE LOVES ME I Original B'way Cast (MGM SE4118-2 JAZZ IMPRESSIONS 64 OF 96 AIN'T THAT A SHAME — ALLEY CAT 1 44 29 BLACK ORPHEUS 62 Four Seasons (VeeJay 7059) 1 Bent Fabric (Atco SD 33-148) Vince Guaraldi Trio (Fantasy 3337) 97 RHYTHM OF THE RAIN 84 I COULD GO ON SINGING 27 Judy Garland (Capitol SW 1861) 65 PAUL & PAULA SING FOR Cascades (Valiant 405) 1 YOUNG LOVERS 64 THE MOTOR-TOWN REVUE Elmer Bernstein (Ava AS 20) Philips PHM 200) 98 — 1 44 Various Artists (Motown 609) 1 1962's GREATEST HITS SUKIYAKI 91 Billy Vaughn (Dot DLP 25497) 99 WALK RIGHT IN 92 1 32 Billy Vaughn (Dot DLP 3523) Rooftop Singers (Vanguard VRS 9723) I Dick Schory (RCA Victor LSP 2613) 36 67 WATERMELON MAN 65 100 GYPSY 99 1 Mongo Santamaria (Battle 6120) Soundtrack (Warner Bros. WB 1480) SINCERELY YOURS 1 Robert Goulet (Columbia CS 8731) I'M A WOMAN .EADING RETAIL OUTLETS indicates Strong Upward Move g Peggy Lee (Capitol ST 1857).
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