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Chart
Notes: As earlier material from the Beatles
becomes available in the States, 'Love Me Do' debuts
in the Top Ten at #1 at WPGC. Simultaneously, newly recorded
tuneage from the Fab Four
also arrives with 'Roll Over Beethoven' debuting in the
Top Ten at #8 where it joins 'Can't Buy Me Love' which
falls from the #1 spot to #3 and 'All My Lovin' which drops
from #2 - #10.
Elsewhere
around the dial, 'Can't Buy Me Love' holds a stranglehold
at #1 at both WEAM
and Milt
Grant's Network
where the song had been #2 at both places the previous week, as
well as stays #1 for another week at both WWDC and WHMC and lands
at #3 at WEEL,
the same spot it was at last week.
'Twist
And Shout' hangs on strong to #2 at WEAM
falling from the #1 spot the week before, #3 at Milt
Grant's Network
also dropping from the top spot the week before, falls out of
the Top Ten from #6 a week ago at WEEL,
falls from #1 - #3 at WINX and falls out of the Top Ten
from #9 last week at WWDC.
'She
Loves You' doesn't budge a bit this week, still at #3 at both
WEAM
and WHMC but drops out of the Top Ten from #9 last week
at WINX.
Meanwhile, 'I
Want To Hold Your Hand' displays
amazing staying power, locked in to the #4 position just as the
week before at WEAM.
'Do
You Want To Know A Secret' debuts in the Top Ten at
#5 at WEAM,
debuts in the Top Ten at #7 on Milt
Grant's Network,
drops a notch at WEEL
from #1 - #2, debuts in the Top Ten at #6 at WINX,
creeps up from #8 - #7 at WWDC and moves up from #8 - #5 at WHMC.
'Roll
Over Beethoven' debuts in the Top Ten at #6 at WEAM
and sticks at the #5 position for the second week in a row at
WEEL.
'All
My Lovin' ranks #7 at WEAM
this week, having not appeared in the Top Ten the previous
week on 1390.
'Thank
You Girl', another song that did not appear last week on WEAM
debuts in the Top Ten at #8 but falls out of the Top
Ten from #2 last week at WEEL.
'You
Can't Do That' breaks in to the Top Ten this week at
WEAM
at #9.
Finally,
Donna Lynn who earlier in the year scored with a novelty tune
about the Beatles,
'My Boyfriend Got A Beatle
Haircut' returns with a follow up, 'Java Jones', this
week's Predicted Hit at WPGC. The song would fare considerably
worse than its novelty predecessor which stalled at #83, not even
making Billboard's Hot 100.
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© Evening
Star
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TW |
Song
Title |
Artist
Name |
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1
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Love
Me Do
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-
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2
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Ronnie
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Four
Seasons
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1
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3
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Can't
Buy Me Love
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3
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4
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Suspicion
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Terry
Stafford
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7
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5
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Kiss
Me Sailor
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Diane
Renay
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8
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6
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That's
The Way Boys Are
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Lesley
Gore
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9
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7
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Shangri-La
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Robert
Maxwell
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-
|
8
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Roll
Over Beethoven
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|
4
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9
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Baby,
Baby, Baby
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Anna
King & Bobby Bird
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2
|
10
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All
My Lovin'
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Predicted
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Java
Jones
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Donna
Lynn
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Special thanks
to Jack Maier for the above.
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