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RIDER 9 82 I AIN'T GONNA EAT MY HEART Righteous Bros.-Philles 130 Bobby Powell-Whit 714 OUT ANYMORE 4 5 2 OVER & OVER 9 54JENNY TAKE A RIDE 4 Young Rascals-Atlantic 2312 Dave Clark Five-Epic 9836 Mitch Ryder & Detroit Wheels-New Voices 806 88 LIKE A BABY 2 6 8 MAKE THE WORLD GO AWAY 12 40 43 HARLEM NOCTURNE 11 Len Barry-Decca 31889 Eddy Arnold-RCA Victor 8679 Viscounts-Amy 940 14 74 LOVE MAKES ME DO FOOLISH * 12FIVE O'CLOCK WORLD 6 41 42 LOOK THROUGH ANY WINDOW 8 Vogues-Co & Ce 232 THINGS 4 Hollies-Imperial 66123 Martha & Vandellas-Gordy 7045 * 14SHE'S JUST MY STYLE 5 CRYIN' TIME 4 48 (-) GOODNIGHT MY LOVE 1 Gary Lewis-Liberty 55846 Ray Charles-ABC-Paramount 10739 Ben E. King-Atco 6390 9 10 DON'T THINK TWICE 9 43 31 I CAN NEVER GO HOME ANYMORE 9 Wonder Who-Philips 4324 (-)DON'T MESS WITH BILL 1 Shangri-Las-Red Bird 1043 Marvelettes-Tamla 54126 10 11 ONE HAS MY NAME 13 SECOND HAND ROSE 3 50 91 LIGHTNIN' STRIKES 2 Barry Young-Dot 16756 Barbra Streisand-Columbia 43469 Lou Christy-MGM 13412 15 FLOWERS ON THE WALL 8 75 IT WAS A VERY GOOD YEAR 3 * 78 80 MOTHER NATURE, FATHER TIME 8 Stotler Bros.-Columbia 43315 Frank Sinatra-Reprise 0429 Brook Benton-RCA Victor 3526 18 DAY TRIPPER 3 I WILL 10 * 46 35 98 TIJUANA TAXI 2 Beatles-Capitol 5555 Dean Martin-Reprise 0415 Tijuana Brass-A&M 787 32 A MUST TO AVOID 3 47 17 PUPPET ON A STRING 9 * 80 67 HOLE IN THE WALL 8 Herman's Hermits-MGM 13437 Elvis Presley-RCA Victor 447 Packers-Pure Soul 1107 14 7 FEVER 10 48 27 LET'S HANG ON 14 McCoys-Bang 511 it 87 I SEE THE LIGHT 3 Four Seasons-Philips 40317 Five Americans-HBR 454 15 16 THE LITTLE GIRLI ONCE KNEW 7 49 53 CRYSTAL CHANDELIER 5 Beach Boys-Capitol 5540 82 81 JUST ONE MORE DAY 5 Vic Dana-Dolton 313 Otis Redding-Volt 130 20 SPANISH EYES 6 UNDER YOUR SPELL AGAIN 4 68 89 WHERE THE SUN HAS NEVER SHONE2 Al Martino-Capitol 5542 Johnny Rivers-Imperial 6614 Jonathan King-Parrot 9804 22 THE DUCK 9 56MICHAEL THE LOVER 6 Jackie Lee-Mirwood 5502 C.O.D.'s-Kellmac 1003 84 85ALL OR NOTHING 4 Patti LaBelle & Bluebells-Atlantic 2311 18 21 YOU DIDN'T HAVE TO BE SO NICE 7 52 55 PLEASE DON'T FIGHT IT 5 1 Lovin' Spoonful-Kama Sutra 205 Dino, Desi & Billy-Reprise 0426 (-)HURT Little Anthony & Imperials-DCP 1154 28 NO MATTER WHAT SHAPE 5 69 ZORBA THE GREEK 3 T-Bones-Liberty 55836 Tijuana Brass-A&M 787 86 84 BROOMSTICK COWBOY 4 Bobby Goldsboro-United Artists 952 47 AS TEARS GO BY 3 54 58 SANDY 4 Ronnie & Daytonas-Mala 513 Rolling Stones-London 9808 YESTERDAY MAN 1 (-) 21 6 ENGLAND SWINGS 72 IT'S GOOD NEWS WEEK 5 Chris Andrews-Atco 6385 10 Hedgehoppers Anonymous-Parrot 9800 Roger Miller-Smash 2010 88 90 FOR YOU 6 56 24 HANG ON SLOOPY 9 Spellbinders-Columbia 43384 * 29 THUNDERBALL 5 Ramsey Lewis-Cadet 5522 Tom Jones-Parrot 9801 57 23 APPLE OF MY EYE 8 *(-)I'M TOO FAR GONE 23 26 SATIN PILLOWS 6 Roy Head-Back Beat 555 (TO TURN AROUND) 1 Bobby Vinton-Epic 9869 58 61 THERE WON'T BE ANY SNOW Bobby Bland-Duke 393 24 9 TURN TURN TURN 12 (CHRISTMAS IN THE JUNGLE) 5 90 93 GOOD TIME MUSIC 4 Byrds-Columbia 43424 Derrick Roberts-Roulette 4656 Beau Brummels-Autumn 24 25 13 A TASTE OF HONEY 15 59 62ARE YOU THERE 4 (-)FOLLOW YOUR HEART 1 Tijuana Brass-A&M 775 Dionne Warwick-Scepter 12122 Manhattans-Carnival 512 33A SWEET WOMAN LIKE YOU 6 60 46 PRINCESS IN RAGS 9 92 99 LITTLE BOY IN GROWN UP CLOTHES 2 Joe Tex-Dial 4022 Gene Pitney-Musicor 1130 Four Seasons-Vee Jay 713 27 25JEALOUS HEART 6 94 BARBARA ANN 2 93 96 RAINBOW '65 1 Connie Francis-MGM 13420 Beach Boys-Capitol 5561 Gene Chandler-Constellation 38 YOU'VE BEEN CHEATIN' 7 78 MY LOVE 2 94 (-)IL SILENZIO 3 Impressions-ABC-Paramount 10750 Petula Clark-Warner Bros. 5684 Nini Rosso-Columbia 43363 39 LIES 5 (-)TELL ME WHY 1 95 100 BLACK NIGHT 2 Knickerbockers-Challenge 59321 Elvis Presley-RCA Victor 8740 Lowell Fulsom-Kent 431 30 19 SUNDAY & ME 8 83 GOIN' TO A GO GO 2 96 (-)YOUR PEOPLE 1 Jay & Americans-United Artists 94.8 Miracles-Tamla 54127 Little Milton-Checker 1128 31 34 A WELL RESPECTED MAN 5 86 UP TIGHT 4 91 (-)MY GENERATION 1 Kinks-Reprise 1420 Little Stevie Wonder-Tamla 54124 Who-Decca 31877 30 32 IT'S MY LIFE 9 92 SPREAD IT ON THICK 2 98 (-)SWEET SEPTEMBER 1 Animals-MGM 13414 Gentrys-MGM 13412 Lettermen-Capitol 5544 65 THE MEN IN MY LITTLE GIRL'SLIFE 3 67 49I HEAR A SYMPHONY 11 99 (-)CALIFORNIA DREAMIN' 1 Mike Douglas-Epic 9876 Supremes-Motown 1083 Mamas & Papas-Dunhill 4020 34 36 I'VE GOT TO BE SOMEBODY 5 95 RECOVERY 2 100 (-)SOME SUNDAY MORNING 1 Billy Joe Royal-Columbia 43465 Fontella Bass-Checker 1131 Wayne Newton-Capitol 5553 TOP POPS ALPHABETICALLY -PLUS PUBLISHER & LICENSOR ALL OR NOTHING (Big Top, Web IV, BMI) . 84 HANG ON SLOOPY (Picturetone, Mellin, BMI) 56 LITTLE BOY IN GROWN UP CLOTHES SEESAW (East,Cotillion, BMI) 71 APPLE OF MY EYE (Don, BMI) 51 HARLEM NOCTURNE (Saturday, Seasons Four, BMI) 92 SHE'S JUST MY STYLE (Viva, BMI) 8 ARE YOU THERE (Blue Seas, Jac, BMI) 59 (Shapiro, Bernstein, ASCAP) 40 LITTLE GIRLI ONCE KNEW (Sea of Tunes, BMI)15SOME SUNDAY MORNING (Harms, ASCAP) 100 AS TEARS GO BY (Essex, ASCAP) 20HOLE IN THE WALL (Workout, BMI) 80 LIES (4 Star Sales, BMI) 29SOUNDS OF SILENCE (Electric, BM!) 2 ATTACK (Saturday, BMI) 35 HURT (Miller, ASCAP) 85 LOOK THRU ANY WINDOW (Miller, ASCAP) 41 SPANISH EYES (Roosevelt, BMI) 16 BARBARA ANN (Sho-String & Cousins, BMI) 61 AIN'T GONNA EAT MY HEART OUT ANYMORE LOVE BUG (Glad, BMI) 70SPREAD IT ON THICK (Tree, BMI) 66 BLACK NIGHT (Little M, Modern, BMI) 95 (Web IV, BMI) 72 LOVE MAKES ME DO FOOLISH THINGS SUNDAY & ME (Tallyrand, BMI) 30 BROOMSTICK COWBOY (Chappell, ASCAP) 86 CAN NEVER GO HOME ANYMORE (Jobete, BMI) 74 SWEET SEPTEMBER (Mills, ASCAP) 98 CALIFORNIA DREAMIN' (Trousdale, BMI) 99 (Trio, Tender Tunes, BMI) . 43 MAKE THE WORLD GO AWAY (Pamper, BMI) 6 SWEET WOMAN LIKE YOU (Tree, BMI) 26 C. C. RIDER (Su -Ma, BMI) 38 GOT YOU (Lois, Try Me, BMI) 3 MEN IN MY LITTLE GIRL'S LIFE TASTE OF HONEY (Song Fest, ASCAP) 25 CRYIN' TIME (Bluebook, BMI) 42 HEAR A SYMPHONY (Jobete, BM!) 67 (Jewel, ASCAP) 33 TELL ME WHY (Brent & Melody Lane, BMI) 63 CRYSTAL CHANDELIER (Harbot, SESAC) 49 L SILENZIO (Embassy, BMI) 94 MICHAEL THE LOVER (Chevis, BMI) 51 THERE WON'T BE ANY SNOW (Robins, ASCAP)58 DAY TRIPPER (Maclen, BMI) 12 'M TOO FAR GONE (MPI, BMI) 89 MOTHER NATURE, FATHER TIME THUNDERBALL (Unart, BMI) 22 DON'T FIGHT IT (East-West IV, BMI) 69 SEE THE LIGHT (Jetstar, BMI) 81 (Bendy & Eden, BMI) 78 TIJUANA TAXI (Irving, BMI) 79 DON'T MESS WITH BILL (Jobete, BMI) MUST TO AVOID (Trousdale, BMI) 13 76 I IT'S GOOD NEWS WEEK (Mainstay, BMI) 55 TURN TURN TURN (Melody Trails, BMI) 24 DON'T THINK TWICE (Witmark, ASCAP) 9 MY GENERATION (Devon, BMI) 97UNDER YOUR SPELL AGAIN (Central, BMI) 50 IT'S MY LIFE (Screen Gems -Col., BMI) 32 MY LOVE (Duchess, BMI) 62 UP TIGHT (Jobete, BMI) 65 DUCK (Mirwood, BMI) 17 IT WAS A VERY GOOD YEAR NO MATTER WHAT SHAPE (C/Hear, BMI) 19 WE CAN WORK IT OUT (Maclen, BMI) 1 EBB TIDE (Robbins, ASCAP) 4 (Reedlands, ASCAP) 45 ONE HAS MY NAME (Peer, Intl, BMI) 10A WELL RESPECTED MAN ENGLAND SWINGS (Tree,BMI) 21 I'VE GOT TO BE SOMEBODY (Lowery, BMI) 34 OVER AND OVER (Recordo, BMI) 5 (Amer. Met. Ent. of N. Y., BMI) 31 PLEASE DON'T FIGHT IT (Four Star, BMI) 52 WHERE THE SUN HAS NEVER SHONE FEVER (Lois,BMI) 14 I WILL (Camarillo, BMI) 46 PRINCESS IN RAGS (Screen Gems -Col., BMI) 60 (Mainstay, BMI) 83 FIVE O'CLOCK WORLD (Screen Gems -Col., BMI) 7 JENNY TAKE A RIDE (Venus, Saturday, BMI) 39 PUPPET ON A STRING (Gladys, BMI) 47 YESTERDAY MAN (Partita, BMI) 87 FLOWERS ON THE WALL (Southwind, BMI) 11 JEALOUS HEART (Acuff -Rose, BMI) 27 RAINBOW '65 (Aba, Conrad, BMI) 93 YOU DIDN'T HAVE TO BE SO NICE FOLLOW YOUR HEART (Sanavan, BMI) 91 JUST LIKE ME (Daywin, BMI) 36 RECOVERY (Chevis, BMI) 68 (Faithful, Virtue, BMI) 18 FOR YOU (Blackwood, BMI) 88 JUST ONE MORE DAY (East Redwal, Time, BMI) 82 SANDY (Buckhorn, BMI) 54 YOUNG GIRL (E.B.
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