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1. 11 1 I WANT/L SAW HER-Beatles (Cap) 11.1 [U) BABY DON’T WEEP-James Brown (Kin) 2 February 17, 1964 Number Forty Three HIT OF THE WEEK; NAVY BLUE - Diane Renay (20th Fox) A top ten entry in the Carolinas, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Texas, Tennessee, Kentucky and Virginia. Be sure you’re on it. It’s a heavy weight. CORRESPONDENTS POPULAR PICK; KISSIN' COUSINS/lT HURTS ME - Elvis Presley (RCA) An instant smashI A top seller and request getter in only a week. SURPRISE OF THE WEEK: TO THE AISLE - Jimmy Velvet (ABC) I am not convinced this can do it in the long pull, but it has pulled strong calls where it is programmed. Frank Jolle-WMAK-Nashvllle had one of the first dubs and went with it. A top five request for him. Activity at: WPGA, WTBC, WMOC, KOLE, WROV, WCAW, WNOR, WEKR, KVOL, WMBR, WMNZ, WMTS, WEED and WLBG. HOT ACTION RECORD: SEE THE FUNNY LITTLE CLOWN - Bobby Goldsboro (UA) It keeps building. Sales and/or requests in Tennessee, Texas, though it bombed in Dallas, Georgia, Alabama, Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, Florida and the Carolinas. SOUTHERN SURVEY CHOICE OF THE WEEK: MY HEART BELONGS TO ONLY YOU - Bobby Vinton (Epic) Hope you've been programming it from the album. Single is due out today. It’ll be another smash for the artist. SOUTHERN TOP TWENTY 1. 11 1 I WANT/l SAW HER-Beatles (Cap) 11. 1[U) BABY DON’T WEEP-James Brown (Kin) 2. 12 1 SHE LOVES YOU-Beatles (Swa) 12. 1l10 FOOL NEVER LEARNS-Andy Williams(Col) 3. <¡4; YOU DON'T OWN ME-Lesley Gore (Mer) 13 . <19) PLEASE PLEASE ME-Beatles (vj) 4. 1X DAWN-Four Seasons (Phi) 14. 1-) NAVY BLUE-Diane Renay (Twe) 15 16 YOUNG AND IN LOVE-Chris Crosby (MGM) 5. »6] STOP AND THINK-Dale & Grace (Mon) 16. 1¡ ) 6. 13)1 UM UM UM UM UM UM-Major Lance (Oke) . [!4) TALKING ABOUT-Impressions (ABC) 81 PUPPY LOVE-Barbara Lewis (Atl) 17 20) JAVA-AI Hirt (RCA) 7. 1 18. 1 8. 115) CALIFORNIA SUN-Rivieras (Riv) . 1-) FUN FUN FUN-Beach Boys (Cap) 9. I9) GOOD NEWS-Sam Cooke (RCA) 19. <13) FOR YOU-Rick Nelson (Dec) 10. 1[10) HEY LITTLE COBRA-Rip Chords (Col) 20. 1[-) KISSIN’/IT HURTS-Elvis Presley (RCA) SALES AND/OR REQUEST ACTIVITY HEY JEAN HEY DEAN-Dean & Jean (Rus) ANYONE WHO HAD A HEART-Dionne Warwick (See) GLAD ALL OVER-Dave Clark Five (Epi) UNDERSTAND YOUR MAN-Johnny Cash (Col) BYE BYE BARBARA-Johnny Mathis (Mer) HI HEEL SNEAKERS-Tommy Tucker (Che) I CAN’T STAND IT-Soul Sisters (Sue) WHO DO YOU LOVE-Sapphires (Swa) OUT OF LIMITS-Marketts (WB) BIRD DANCE EEAT-Trashmen (Gar) ABIGAIL BEECHER-Freddy Cannon (WB) LOOK HOMEWARD ANGEL-Monarchs (SS7) MILLER’S CAVE-Bobby Bare (RCA) HARLEM SHUFFLE-Bob & Earl (Mar) LONG GONE LONESOME-Hank Williams (MGM) VAYA CON DIOS-Drifters (Atl) PENETRATION-Pyramids (Bes) HE SAYS/HOW MUCH-Skeeter Davis (RCA) BLUE WINTER-Connie Francis (MGM) I LOVE YOU M0RE-A1 Martino WORRIED GUY-Johnny Tillotson (MGM) FIVE LITTLE FINGERS-Bill Anderson (Dec) PLEASE NOTE NEW ADDRESS: P. 0. BOX 9967 ATLANTA. GEORGIA 3 0319 NEW TELEPHONE: 636-1951 AREA CODE 404 28 PEACHTREE AVENUE, N. E. ATLANTA 5, GEORGIA TELEPHONE 233-1660 February 17, 1964 -2- Number Forty Three DIXIE ROUND-UP JOHNNY BEE WACL WAYCROSS. GA. ED RIPLEY WMBR JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Looking For Love-Kris Jensen (Hie) PICKS Lady Love-Charlie Rich (Gro) Glad All Over-Dave Clark Five (Epi) SALES She Loves You-Beatles (Swa) Rhythm and Blues-John D. Loudermilk (RCA) CALLS She Loves You-Beatles (Swa) The File-Bob Luman (Hie) COMER Glad All Over-Dave Clark Five (Epi) HOT SCOTT WGIV CHARLOTTE, N. C. JIM DAVENPORT WFOM, MARIETTA, GA. T’Ain't Nothing-Coasters (Ate) PICKS Kissin1 Cousins/lt Hurts-Elvis Presley(RCA, I Want To Hold-Beatles (Cap) SALES I Want To Hold-Beatles (Cap) I Want To Hold-Beatles (Cap) CALLS It Hurts Me-Elvis Presley (RCA) Fun Fun Fun-Beach Boys (Cap) COMER Five Fingers-Bill Anderson (Dec) ROD BERNARD KVOL LAFAYETTE, LA. BOB REICH WEKR FAYETTEVILLE, TENN. Kissin' Cousins-Elvis Presley (RCAy PICKS I'm In Love-Fourmost (Ate) Good News-Sam Cooke (RCA) SALES I Want To Hold-Beatles (Cap) Everyone Knows-Bobby Charles (jew) CALLS Watch Over Her-Wade Flemons (VJ) To The Aisle-Jimmy Velvet (ABC) COMER Concrete Jungle-Joe South (MGM) MEL MIXON WBYG SAVANNAH. GA. STEVE CANYON WNOR NORFOLK, VA. Custom Machine-Bruce and Terry (Col) PICKS No Choice I Want To Hold-Beatles (Cap) SALES I Want To Hold-Beatles (Cap) Hey Jean Hey Dean-Dean & Jean (Rus) CALLS 44-2 Glenwood Avenue-Pixies Three (Mer) Girl From Spanish Town-Marty Robbins (Col)COMER Glad All Over-Dave Clark Five (Epi) TOM THACKER KIXZ AMARILLO, TEXAS JAY COOK WHBQ MEMPHIS TENN. Lonely Avenue-Crickets (Lib) PICKS Lady Love-Charlie Rich (Gro) I Want To Hold-Beatles (Cap} SALES I Want To Hold-Beatles (Cap) I Want To Hold-Beatles (Cap) CALLS California Sun-Rivieras (Riv) My Heart Belongs-Bobby Vinton (Epi) COMER Fun Fun Fun-Beach Boys (Cap) RON BOWEN WYDE BIRMINGHAM, ALA. BOB WHITE KILT HOUSTON, TEXAS It‘s In His Kiss-Betty Everett (VJ) PICKS Who's Kissing Her Now-Bobby Darin (Cap) I Want To Hold-Beatles (Cap) SALES I Want To Hold-Beatles (Cap) Puppy Love-Barbara Lewis (Atl) CALLS California Sun-Rivieras (Riv) Rhythm And Blues-John D. Loudermilk (RCA) COMER Blue Diamonds-Gene Summers (Cap) RANDY SCOTT WCAW CHARLESTON, W. VA. FRED FRELANTZ WROV ROANOKE, VA. Lonnie On The Move-Lonnie Mack (Fra) PICKS Stardust-Stevens & Tempo (Ate) I Want To Hold-Beatles (Cap) SALES Abigail Beecher-Freddy Cannon (WB) She Loves You-Beatles (Swa) CALLS My Boyfriend Got-Donna Lynn (Cap) Faith-Wallace Brothers (Sim) COMER Oh No-Browns (RCA) TOMMY THOMPSON KOLE PT. ARTHUR, TEXAS FRANK JOLLE WMAK NASHVILLE TENN. Girl From Spanish Town-Marty Ribbons (Col)PICKS Lonnie On The Move-Lonnie Mack (Fra) You’re No Good-Betty Everett (VJ) SALES I Want To Hold-Beatles (Cap) Baby Don't You Weep-James Brown (Kin) CALLS Glad All Over-Dave Clark Five (Epi) To The Aisle-Jimmy Velvet (ABC) COMER To The Aisle-Jimmy Velvet (ABC) HAMP SWAIN WIBB MACON. GA. TOMMY WALKER WKIX RALEIGH, N. C. He'll Have To Go-Solomon Burke (Atl) PICKS I'll Make You Mine-Bobby Vee (Lib) Baby Don’t You Weep-James Brown (Kin) SALES I Want To Hold-Beatles (Cap) Baby Don’t You Weep-James Brown (Kin) CALLS I Want To/l Saw Her-Beatles (Cap) Things You Do-Temptations (Gor) COMER You're Invited-Victorians (Lib) GEORGE ERWIN KFJZ FT. WORTH, TEXAS RED EVANS WORD SPARTANBURG, S. C. It's Too Late-Classics (Arl) PICKS Blue Winter-Connie Francis (MGM) All Beatles (Cap-Swa) SALES I Want To Hold-Beatles (Cap) Navy Blue-Diane Renay (Twe) CALLS I Want To Hold-Beatles (Cap) Bird Dance Beat-Trashmen (Gar) COMER Hey Jean Hey Dean-Dean & Jean (Rus) DICK LAWRENCE WFLA TAMPA, FLA. GLEN POWERS WMOC CHATTANOOGA, TENN. To Wait For Love-Jay & Americans (UA) PICKS Bird Dance Beat-Trashmen (Gar) I Want To Hold-Beatles (Cap) SALES Puppy Love-Barbara Lewis (Atl) Hey Jean Hey Dean-Dean & Jean (Rus) CALLS Young And In Love-Chris Crosby (MGM) Funny Little Clown-Bobby Goldsboro (UA) COMER Loan Me A Handkerchief-Danny White (ABC) JERRY KUNKEL KBOX DALLAS, TEXAS TONEY BROOKS WTBC TUSCALOOSA, ALA. Who Do You Love-Sapphires (Swa) PICKS Fun Fun Fun-Beach Boys (Cap) I Want To Hold-Beatles (Cap) SALES I Want To Hold-Beatles (Cap) Navy Blue-Diane Renay (Twe) CALLS She Loves You-Beatles (Swa) Long Gone Lonesome-Hank Williams (MGM) COMER Pink Dominoes-Crescents (Era) i February 17, 1964 -3- Number Forty Three REVIEW AND COMMENT DEAD MAN'S CURVE - Jan & Dean (Liberty) Play it from the LP until the single arrives. It'll be a telephone request giant. I guarantee itI THE WAY YOU DO THE THINGS YOU DO - Temptations (Gordy) If I could tip you on one side you're more than likely not playing, then this is it. A top item for Hamp Swain-WIBB- Macon and Burke Johnson-WAOK-Atlanta. Headed for the pop charts. You may have already waited too long. I DON'T WANT TO SET THE WORLD ON FIRE - Fats Domino (ABC) Sounds like a strong entry. Think it'll build slowly. Under arranged for a good change. But, he hasn’t clicked in some time with that 'big* one that you can play as a golden five years from now. Maybe this trip! TILL THERE WAS YOU/lT WON'T BE LONG/ALL MY LOVING - Beatles (Capitol-LP) All are top re­ quest getters at WQXI-Atlanta. FOREVER - Pete Drake (Smash) Worth a try. Many picks on it. Can't hurt you to try either. Will have more definite on it next week if you need to wait. I'M IN LOVE - Fourmost (Atco) Bob Reich-WEKR-Fayetteville, Term, makes this his pick. He says he doesn't feel all the English hits will go in this country. I agree. This one will. WINTER'S HERE - Robin Ward (Dot) Somehow her first never did get enough oomph to make it big. This probably will do the same thing, but play it anyway. Teens will like it. Good sound to have onthe air. TAKE ME FOR WHAT I AM - L C Cooke (SAR) Bigger than it was a week ago. Top five in Augusta and Macon, Georgia. SHIMMY SHIMMY - Orlons (Cameo) Spotty at best. National chart action may give it new life where stations got on it and then off of it.
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