The Ultimate Averaged Chart - The BBC Chart Re-Imagined

[MrTibbs]

Greetings Pop Pickers !

Here is the Ultimate Averaged Chart for Week Ending May 24th 1969

The Ultimate Averaged Chart - Week Ending May 24th 1969							NME	MM	BMRB	Total
Last	This		The Sound Survey			Stores	200	250	85	Points
Week	Week		The Top 30 Singles Chart					TOP	30	Scored
1	1	Get Back - The Beatles					1	1	1	16050
2	2	My Sentimental Friend - Herman's Hermits					3	2	2	15315
5	3	Man Of The World - Fleetwood Mac					2	3	3	15180
6	4	My Way - Frank Sinatra					5	4	6	14075
8	5	Behind A Painted Smile - The Isley Brothers					4	7	5	13610
14	6	Dizzy - Tommy Roe					6	6	4	13545
3	7	Come Back And Shake Me - Clodagh Rodgers					7	5	7	13340
4	8	Goodbye - Mary Hopkin					8	9	8	12055
10	9	The Boxer - Simon and Garfunkel					9	8	9	12020
7	10	Pinball Wizard - The Who					10	11	11	10900
16	11	Ragamuffin Man - Manfred Mann					13	10	10	10635
12	12	(I'm A) Road Runner - Junior Walker and The All Stars					11	13	12	10115
9	13	Israelites - Desmond Dekker and The Aces					14	12	17	9340
24	14	Love Me Tonight - Tom Jones					12	16	14	8995
13	15	Harlem Shuffle - Bob and Earl					15	15	16	8475
11	16	Cupid - Johnny Nash					16	14	19	8270
17	17	I'm Living In Shame - Diana Ross and The Supremes					17	17	15	7660
25	18	Galveston - Glen Campbell					18	19	18	6705
15	19	Gentle On My Mind - Dean Martin					20	18	23	6130
28	20	Tracks Of My Tears - Smokey Robinson and The Miracles					19	20	22	5915
21	21	Aquarius/Let The Sunshine In - The Fifth Dimension					21	23	13	5530
20	22	Badge - Cream					22	21	20	5235
NEW	23	Time Is Tight - Booker T. and The MG's					23	22	27	4190
22	24	Passing Strangers - Sarah Vaughan and Billy Eckstine					28	24	21	3200
NEW	25	Snake In The Grass - Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich					24	28	28	2405
NEW	26	Dick-A-Dum-Dum - Des O'Connor					26	29	24	2095
19	27	I Don't Know Why - Stevie Wonder					30	26	29	1620
18	28	Windmills Of Your Mind - Noel Harrison						25		1500
NEW	29	Higher And Higher - Jackie Wilson					29	27		1400
NEW	30	I Threw It All Away - Bob Dylan					25			1200
23		Colour Of My Love - Jefferson					27	30	30	1135
B		I'd Rather Go Blind - Checken Shack					30		26	625
26		Boom Bang-A-Bang - Lulu							25	510
27		I Heard It through The Grapevine - Marvin Gaye
30		In The Bad Bad Old Days - The Foundations
29		You've Made Me So Very Happy - Blood Sweat and Tears

[MrTibbs]

Thanks for 'liking' all these charts brain. I greatly appreciate the gesture

[MrTibbs]

Greetings Pop Pickers !

Here is the Ultimate Averaged Chart for Week Ending May 17th 1969.

The Ultimate Averaged Chart - Week Ending May 17th 1969							NME	MM	BMRB	Total
Last	This		The Sound Survey			Stores	200	250	85	Points
Week	Week		The Top 30 Singles Chart					TOP	30	Scored
1	1	Get Back - The Beatles					1	1	1	16050
8	2	My Sentimental Friend - Herman's Hermits					4	2	2	15115
3	3	Come Back And Shake Me - Clodagh Rodgers					2	3	4	15095
2	4	Goodbye - Mary Hopkin					3	4	5	14560
12	5	Man Of The World - Fleetwood Mac					6	6	3	13630
9	6	My Way - Frank Sinatra					6	5	6	13625
4	7	Pinball Wizard - The Who					5	7	10	12985
13	8	Behind A Painted Smile - The Isley Brothers					6	8	7	12790
5	9	Israelites - Desmond Dekker and The Aces					9	9	8	11855
16	10	The Boxer - Simon and Garfunkel					10	11	9	11070
6	11	Cupid - Johnny Nash					11	10	14	10695
10	12	(I'm A) Road Runner - Junior Walker and The All Stars					12	12	12	10165
7	13	Harlem Shuffle - Bob and Earl					13	13	13	9630
19	14	Dizzy - Tommy Roe					14	14	11	9350
11	15	Gentle On My Mind - Dean Martin					15	15	16	8475
29	16	Ragamuffin Man - Manfred Mann					16	17	15	7860
25	17	I'm Living In Shame - Diana Ross and The Supremes					17	16	21	7400
14	18	Windmills Of Your Mind - Noel Harrison					18	19	17	6790
15	19	I Don't Know Why - Stevie Wonder					20	18	24	6045
22	20	Badge - Cream					19	22	25	5160
26	21	Aquarius/Let The Sunshine In - The Fifth Dimension					23	21	22	4865
20	22	Passing Strangers - Sarah Vaughan and Billy Eckstine					26	20	20	4685
27	23	Colour Of My Love - Jefferson					21	27	22	3765
NEW	24	Love Me Tonight - Tom Jones					24	26	19	3670
NEW	25	Galveston - Glen Campbell					22	25	27	3640
18	26	Boom Bang-A-Bang - Lulu						23	17	3190
17	27	I Heard It Through The Grapevine - Marvin Gaye						24	26	2175
NEW	28	Tracks Of My Tears - Smokey Robinson and The Miracles					24	30	30	1735
NEW	29	You've Made Me So Very Happy - Blood Sweat and Tears					27			800
21	30	In The Bad Bad Old Days - The Foundations						28		750
B		Time Is Tight - Booker T. and the MG's					28		30	685
23		Games People Play - Joe South						29	29	670
X		Bluer Than Blue - Rolf Harris					29			400
B		Dick-A-Dum-Dum - Des O'Connor							28	255
B		I Threw It All Away - Bob Dylan					30			200
X		Think It All Over - Sandie Shaw					30			200
24		I Can Hear Music - The Beach Boys
28		Sorry Suzanne - The Hollies
30		Michael And The Slipper Tree - The Equals

[MrTibbs]

No doubt about it Robbie Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac was THE Fleetwood Mac, so much better than the bland sterile version that followed.
Albatross, Man Of The World, and, Oh Well were all outstanding singles and I loved every one but a year later The Green Manalishi just blew me away, a stunning masterpiece of atmosphere, guitar work, and way out lyrics. I drove my parents mad blasting it out at full volume as only teenagers do ( and still do)

[Robbie]

I like 'Man Of The World' by Fleetwod Mac. Very introspective and I have read that writer Peter Green was already beginning to suffer mental health problems when he wrote the song, which might help explain some of the lyrics in the song.

[MrTibbs]

An exceptional single from Simon and Garfunkel is the highest new entry this week at #16. The Boxer is up there with Bridge Over Troubled Water as their finest.

Sarah Vaughan and Billy Eckstine both had top ten hits back in 1959 and ten years later they are back in the top twenty with Passing Strangers, a reissue of a fifties track due to demand from being regularly featured on Two Way Family Favourites, Sunday radio show.

The Fifth Dimension single will be America's second biggest seller this year and will go top twenty here.

[MrTibbs]

Greetings Pop Pickers !

Here is the Ultimate Averaged Chart for Week Ending May 10th 1969.

The Ultimate Averaged Chart - Week Ending May 10th 1969							NME	MM	BMRB	Total
Last	This		The Sound Survey			Stores	200	250	85	Points
Week	Week		The Top 30 Singles Chart					TOP	30	Scored
1	1	Get Back - The Beatles					1	1	1	16050
2	2	Goodbye - Mary Hopkin					2	2	2	15515
5	3	Come Back And Shake Me - Clodagh Rodgers					3	3	3	14980
4	4	Pinball Wizard - The Who					5	4	4	14245
3	5	Israelites - Desmond Dekker and The Aces					4	5	6	14025
6	6	Cupid - Johnny Nash					6	6	10	13035
8	7	Harlem Shuffle - Bob and Earl					7	7	11	12500
18	8	My Sentimental Friend - Herman's Hermits					9	8	5	12360
13	9	My Way - Frank Sinatra					8	9	9	11970
11	10	(I'm A) Road Runner - Junior Walker and The All Stars					10	11	12	10815
7	11	Gentle On My Mind - Dean Martin					11	10	13	10780
16	12	Man Of The World - Fleetwood Mac					12	13	7	10340
22	13	Behind A Painted Smile - The Isley Brothers					14	14	8	9605
10	14	Windmills Of Your Mind - Noel Harrison					13	12	19	9370
14	15	I Don't Know Why - Stevie Wonder					16	16	16	8025
NEW	16	The Boxer - Simon and Garfunkel					15	18	15	7810
9	17	I Heard It Through The Grapevine - Marvin Gaye					17	15	21	7650
12	18	Boom Bang-A-Bang - Lulu					18	17	22	6865
27	19	Dizzy - Tommy Roe					20	23	17	5390
21	20	Passing Strangers - Sarah Vaughan and Billy Eckstine					22	21	20	5235
15	21	In The Bad Bad Old Days - The Foundations					19	22		4650
26	22	Badge - Cream					24	26	18	3755
20	23	Games People Play - Joe South						19	24	3595
17	24	I Can Hear Music - The Beach Boys					29	20	26	3575
NEW	25	I'm Living In Shame - Diana Ross and The Supremes					23	30	14	3295
NEW	26	Aquarius/Let The Sunshine In - The Fifth Dimension					25	25	25	3210
28	27	Colour Of My Love - Jefferson					21	28	28	3005
19	28	Sorry Suzanne - The Hollies					27	24	27	2890
NEW	29	Ragamuffin Man - Manfred Mann					25	29	23	2380
23	30	Michael And The Slipper Tree - The Equals						27		1000
B		You've Made Me So Very Happy - Blood Sweat and Tears					28			600
B		Galveston - Glen Campbell					30		29	370
X		Bluer Than Blue - Rolf Harris							30	85
24		Get Ready - The Temptations
25		Hello World - The Tremeloes
29		Monsieur Dupont - Sandie Shaw
30		Plastic Man - The Kinks

[MrTibbs]

All three charts agree on the entire Top Six this week. Best result so far.

[MrTibbs]

Greetings Pop Pickers !

Here is the Ultimate Averaged Chart for Week Ending May 3rd 1969.

The Ultimate Averaged Chart - Week Ending May 3rd 1969							NME	MM	BMRB	Total
Last	This		The Sound Survey			Stores	200	250	85	Points
Week	Week		The Top 30 Singles Chart					TOP	30	Scored
2	1	Get Back - The Beatles					1	1	1	16050
3	2	Goodbye - Mary Hopkin					2	2	2	15515
1	3	Israelites - Desmond Dekker and The Aces					3	3	3	14980
5	4	Pinball Wizard - The Who					4	4	4	14445
9	5	Come Back And Shake Me - Clodagh Rodgers					5	5	5	13910
8	6	Cupid - Johnny Nash					6	6	6	13375
6	7	Gentle On My Mind - Dean Martin					7	7	12	12415
12	8	Harlem Shuffle - Bob and Earl					8	8	7	12390
4	9	I Heard It Through The Grapevine - Marvin Gaye					9	9	9	11770
11	10	Windmills Of Your Mind - Noel Harrison					11	10	8	11205
18	11	(I'm A ) Road Runner - Junior Walker and The All Stars					10	12	13	10480
7	12	Boom Bang-A-Bang - Lulu					13	11	10	10385
17	13	My Way - Frank Sinatra					12	13	16	9575
16	14	I Don't Know Why - Stevie Wonder					14	14	17	8840
10	15	In The Bad Bad Old Days - The Foundations					15	15	14	8645
22	16	Man Of The World - Fleetwood Mac					16	19	11	7700
14	17	I Can Hear Music - The Beach Boys					18	17	18	7205
NEW	18	My Sentimental Friend - Herman's Hermits					17	20	15	6910
13	19	Sorry Suzanne - The Hollies					18	16	27	6690
15	20	Games People Play - Joe South					20	18	19	6470
25	21	Passing Strangers - Sarah Vaughan and Billy Eckstine					23	21	21	4950
NEW	22	Behind A Painted Smile - The Isley Brothers					22	23	20	4735
24	23	Michael And The Slipper Tree - The Equals					24	22	26	4075
20	24	Get Ready - The Temptations					25	24		2950
23	25	Hello World - The Tremeloes					28	25	22	2865
29	26	Badge - Cream					21	29	28	2755
NEW	27	Dizzy - Tommy Roe					26		24	1595
NEW	28	Colour Of My Love - Jefferson					27		23	1480
21	29	Monsieur Dupont - Sandie Shaw						26	30	1400
30	30	Plastic Man - The Kinks					29	28		1150
19		Good Times (Better Times) - Cliff Richard						27		1000
B		The Boxer - Simon and Garfunkel							25	510
B		I'm Living In Shame - Diana Ross and The Supremes					30		29	370
B		Aquarius/Let The Sunshine In - The Fifth Dimension						30		250
26		Where Do You Go To My Lovely - Peter Sarstedt
27		Surround Yourself With Sorrow - Cilla Black
28		First Of May - The Bee Gees

[MrTibbs]

It sounds as though it is as bad as David Armstrong's Pick Of The Pops book. That was awful. It used,without permission, Dave and Trevor's early charts and was riddled with omissions and errors. Yuck.

[Splodj]

Trouble is ... we know that there are errors in that file, which can be graded as follows:

1. Errors in transcription, not made by the BBC;

2. Obvious errors which, had they been alerted, the BBC would not have made;

3. Errors in consistency.

The latter includes the tiebreaking criteria which was applied consistently in retro-POTP shows to remove ties - indicating that even the BBC realised their charts needed modifying.

[kingofskiffle]

His first chart of 1960 leaves out the #13 position, ugh...

. So an excellently researched and proof read piece of work? <Sarcasm>

[RokinRobinOfLocksley]

The averaged charts shown Jan thru Nov 1960 are the BBC charts per the Dave/Trevor BBC file. Well, I checked 2 charts at the beginning and 2 at the end. Same with the list of #1's from 1960, all BBC. Note the last paragraph of the introduction before 1960 data begins, he says he's using the BBC averaged chart in the main body of this book.

Alas there is no table of contents, so other than the BBC charts for 1960, we have no idea what else is included. His intro appears to have some of Alan Smith's info, as well as other info that disagrees with Alan. Note that he says Record Retailer sampled thru Friday of each week, and thus that's why (he says) RR differed from the other charts.

His first chart of 1960 leaves out the #13 position, ugh...

[brian05]

Wikipedia - David John Hill (born 4 April 1946) is an English musician, who is the lead guitarist, backing vocalist and the sole continuous member in the English band Slade.

Could it really be him? Perhaps it is MrTibbs with a pseudonym.

If you click on Look Inside on the Amazon web site you get a very long sample of the book's contents - well worth reading.

Throughout the 1960s, many recording stars shone and then faded. Others were more durable and are still active today. The success, or not of artists and their records was measured by their positions on the weekly pop charts. Each music paper highlighted the new entries, the risers, the fallers and the all-important number 1 – the best-selling record that particular week. New Musical Express and Melody Maker had the biggest readerships, but there were also healthy sales of Record Mirror and Disc Magazine. On BBC radio, it was David Jacobs and more enduringly, Alan Freeman who presented the charts each weekend to an audience of twenty million listeners. A few hours later, millions of people retuned their radios to 208 meters on the medium wave band to hear David Gell, Barry Alldis, or Paul Burnett countdown the Radio Luxembourg chart.

This book contains weekly radio charts and monthly snapshots, showing who was in, who was out and recalls how pop music developed through the decade. If you are old enough to remember the sixties, you will be transported back to the times when you looked at the pop music charts each week to find out where your favourites were.

The book sample shows an averaged chart for 1960. Now who would have thought of that? It also deals with re-writing chart history - the missing number ones.

[TopTwenty]

Just wondering if anyone has seen this.

A Kindle book about 1960s charts. Never heard of the author, Dave Hill before. Not one of the usual suspects.

The 1960s Charts Book eBook: Hill, David: Amazon.co.uk: Kindle Store

[MrTibbs]

Vol 2 of the Guinness Top 40 book has two songs tied at 28 (just for your info)

Thanks Richard. Yeah must have been just the first edition that carried that error.

[Richard M White]

I had used my original copy of The Guinness Book of Top 40 Singles and it had listed them at 28 and 29 Woz. However I note the later edition and my Graham Betts book have these at joint 28 as you say. As it would appear to be an error in the original book copy I have amended.

Thanks. It keeps everything accurate.
Brian

Vol 2 of the Guinness Top 40 book has two songs tied at 28 (just for your info)

[brian05]

From NME for w/e 12/4/69,

[brian05]

NME says, in the very issue that 'Get Back' enters only at 3 in their chart, that sales are approaching 250,000. Something doesn't add up.

I disagree. It actually said "Sales of the Beatles' " Get Back " on Apple are expected to reach half-a-million within the next few days."

See page 9 on 26/4/69 of New-Musical-Express-1969-04-26-OCR.pdf (worldradiohistory.com)

[Gambo]

This is purely a guess guys, but regarding 'Get Back' I recall I raised an issue about its release date many years ago on this forum. It's official date was cited as Friday 11th April, yet clearly that did not materialise in practice because the single would then have appeared in the charts for W/E Saturday 19th. As we know, it made its debut across all charts the following week, indicating it actually only appeared in the shops during the W/C Monday 14th. I seem to remember someone chipping in on this point (could've been you Graham76Man?) to say that there had been some sort of distribution delay which meant that many shops didn't receive their stock of 'GB' until at least Tuesday 15th. Okay, given it would usually only require two days of sales for a Beatles single to chart and normally at No 1, could it nevertheless be possible that whatever the cause of this deferred release was, it meant many shops didn't have their stock until much later that week, or possibly only a smaller number of copies to sell? If that were the case, perhaps those sampled by NME and MM comprised many outlets that were yet to get their hands on the single (or enough editions of it) and so reported lower-than-expected totals by close of play Saturday 19th? BMRB's sample was of course significantly smaller, but then I'm guessing likely included many shops in London and the large cities, which arguably could've received their requisite stocks more swiftly than their more provincial counterparts?

All this conjecture could be completely irrelevant, but it just struck me as a coincidence that there'd been this problem with distribution of that particular single and that it came out as such 'low' entry positions on two of the major national charts.

[MrTibbs]

Yeah #30 maybe lost in transmission between compilation and print and no one picked up on it. Yeah it's strange how an advance figure like that, and I believe after the hype pre release that was the case, that it failed to enter at #1 in both NME and MM, all the more ironic as nearly all Beatles mid sixties records entered their charts at #1. I believe BMRB got it right here.

[Splodj]

NME says, in the very issue that 'Get Back' enters only at 3 in their chart, that sales are approaching 250,000. Something doesn't add up. I was looking for an explanation of why they didn't have a number 30 last week but couldn't find any mention of it, although they compensate by having two this week!

[MrTibbs]

Greetings Pop Pickers !

Here is the Ultimate Averaged Chart for Week Ending April 26th 1969.

The Ultimate Averaged Chart - Week Ending April 26th 1969							NME	MM	BMRB	Total
Last	This		The Sound Survey			Stores	200	250	85	Points
Week	Week		The Top 30 Singles Chart					TOP	30	Scored
1	1	Israelites - Desmond Dekker and The Aces					1	1	2	15965
NEW	2	Get Back - The Beatles					3	2	1	15400
7	3	Goodbye - Mary Hopkin					2	3	3	15180
2	4	I Heard It Through The Grapevine - Marvin Gaye					4	4	6	14275
10	5	Pinball Wizzard - The Who					6	5	4	13795
3	6	Gentle On My Mind - Dean Martin					5	6	5	13660
4	7	Boom Bang-A-Bang - Lulu					7	7	7	12840
17	8	Cupid - Johnny Nash					9	8	13	11680
24	9	Come Back And Shake Me - Clodagh Rodgers					10	11	8	11155
6	10	In The Bad Bad Old Days - The Foundations					8	12	10	11135
9	11	Windmills Of Your Mind - Noel Harrison					12	10	9	10920
15	12	Harlem Shuffle - Bob and Earl					11	13	11	10200
5	13	Sorry Suzanne - The Hollies					14	9	18	10005
11	14	I Can Hear Music - The Beach Boys					13	15	12	9215
8	15	Games People Play - Joe South					15	14	15	8810
20	16	I Don't Know Why - Stevie Wonder					17	16	14	7995
30	17	My Way - Frank Sinatra					16	21	17	6690
25	18	(I'm A) Road Runner - Junior Walker and The All Stars					19	19	16	6675
14	19	Good Times (Better Times) - Cliff Richard					20	17	25	6210
13	20	Get Ready - The Temptations					18	20	26	5775
12	21	Monsieur Dupont - Sandie Shaw					22	18	23	5730
NEW	22	Man Of The World - Fleetwood Mac					21	23	21	4850
21	23	Hello World - The Tremeloes					24	22	19	4670
28	24	Michael And The Slipper Tree - The Equals					23	24	24	3945
23	25	Passing Strangers - Sarah Vaughan and Billy Eckstine					25	25	22	3465
16	26	Where Do You Go To My Lovely - Peter Sarstedt					27	26	30	2135
19	27	Surround Yourself With Sorrow - Cilla Black					26	27		2000
18	28	First Of May - The Bee Gees					29	28		1150
NEW	29	Badge - Cream					30		20	1135
NEW	30	Plastic Man - The Kinks					28	29		1100
22		If I Can Dream - Elvis Presley					30	30		450
B		My Sentimental Friend - Herman's Hermits							27	340
X		The Walls Fell Down - The Marbles							28	255
B		Behind A Painted Smile - The Isley Brothers							29	170
27		Wichita Lineman - Glen Campbell
26		The Way It Used To Be - Engelbert Humperdinck
29		One Road - The Love Affair

[MrTibbs]

NME and BMRB agree on #1 this week, MM still goes with Marvin Gaye. For some strange reason NME omits a #30 this week.

[MrTibbs]

Greetings Pop Pickers !

Here is the Ultimate Averaged Chart for Week Ending April 19th 1969.

The Ultimate Averaged Chart - Week Ending April 19th 1969							NME	MM	BMRB	Total
Last	This		The Sound Survey			Stores	200	250	85	Points
Week	Week		The Top 30 Singles Chart					TOP	30	Scored
6	1	Israelites - Desmond Dekker and The Aces					1	2	1	15800
1	2	I Heard It Through The Grapevine - Marvin Gaye					2	1	3	15680
2	3	Gentle On My Mind - Dean Martin					3	3	5	14810
3	4	Boom Bang-A-Bang - Lulu					4	4	4	14445
4	5	Sorry Suzanne - The Hollies					6	5	7	13540
5	6	In The Bad Bad Old Days - The Foundations					5	6	8	13405
16	7	Goodbye - Mary Hopkin					7	8	2	13015
7	8	Games People Play - Joe South					8	7	9	12470
10	9	Windmills Of Your Mind - Noel Harrison					9	9	10	11685
17	10	Pinball Wizard - The Who					10	10	6	11575
14	11	I Can Hear Music - The Beach Boys					11	12	11	10450
8	12	Monsieur Dupont - Sandie Shaw					14	11	13	9930
9	13	Get Ready - The Temptations					12	13	20	9235
15	14	Good Times (Better Times) - Cliff Richard					13	14	19	8870
19	15	Harlem Shuffle - Bob and Earl					15	18	16	7725
11	16	Where Do You Go To My Lovely - Peter Sarstedt					16	16	22	7515
27	17	Cupid - Johnny Nash					18	19	12	7215
13	18	First Of May - The Bee Gees					17	15	28	7055
12	19	Surround Yourself With Sorrow - Cilla Black					20	17	17	6890
24	20	I Don't Know Why - Stevie Wonder					19	22	18	5755
20	21	Hello World - The Tremeloes					25	21	14	5145
18	22	If I Can Dream - Elvis Presley					22	20	26	4975
25	23	Passing Strangers - Sarah Vaughan and Billy Eckstine					21	23	23	4680
NEW	24	Come Back and Shake Me - Clodagh Rodgers					23	30	15	3210
29	25	(I'm A ) Road Runner - Junior Walker and The All Stars					26	27	26	2425
21	26	The Way It Used To Be - Engelbert Humperdinck					24	29	30	1985
22	27	Wichita Lineman - Glen Campbell						24		1750
NEW	28	Michael And The Slipper Tree - The Equals					29	28	25	1660
26	29	One Road - The Love Affair						25		1500
NEW	30	My Way - Frank Sinatra					27		23	1480
23		You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' - The Righteous Brothers						26		1250
B		Man Of The World - Fleetwood Mac							21	850
B		Dick-A-Dum-Dum - Des O'Connor					28			600
X		The Walls Fell Down - The Marbles							29	170
28		Please Don't Go - Donald Peers
30		Don Juan - Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich
		* NME strangely omitted a number 30 this week