The Ultimate Averaged Chart - The BBC Chart Re-Imagined

[MrTibbs]

Greetings Pop Pickers !

Here is the next Ultimate Averaged Chart for Week Ending July 6th 1963

The Ultimate Averaged Chart - Week Ending July 6th 1963								NME	MM	DISC	RR	Total
Last	This		The Sound Survey				Stores	100	150	50	30	Points
Week	Week		The Top 30 Singles Chart				BBC			TOP	30	Scored
1	1	I Like It - Gerry and The Pacemakers					1	1	1	1	1	9900
2	2	Atlantis - The Shadows					2	2	2	2	2	9570
3	3	If You Gotta Make A Fool Of Somebody - Freddie and The Dreamers					3	4	3	3	4	9110
19	4	Confessin' (That I Love You) - Frank Ifield					4	3	6	4	3	8740
4	5	Take These Chains From My Heart - Ray Charles					5	5	4	5	6	8700
9	6	Bo Diddley - Buddy Holly					7	8	5	7	7	8120
7	7	Deck Of Cards - Wink Martindale					6	6	7	8	5	8030
5	8	From Me To You - The Beatles					8	7	8	6	8	7790
10	9	Falling - Roy Orbison					9	9	10	9	10	7080
6	10	Do You Want To Know A Secret - Billy J. Kramer and The Dakotas					10	12	9	10	11	6850
16	11	Da Doo Ron Ron - The Crystals					12	10	12	13	16	6300
8	12	When Will You Say I Love You - Billy Fury					11	14	11	11	12	6270
17	13	It's My Party - Lesley Gore					13	11	15	12	14	5860
11	14	Forget Him - Bobby Rydell					15	16	13	14	13	5590
15	15	Welcome To My World - Jim Reeves					14	15	14	16	9	5560
13	16	Scarlett O'Hara - Jet Harris and Tony Meehan					16	18	16	18	17	4620
12	17	Lucky Lips - Cliff Richard					17	17	18	17	19	4410
NEW	18	Devil In Disguise - Elvis Presley					19	13	22	15	27	4070
14	19	In Dreams - Roy Orbison					18	23	17	19	15	3980
23	20	Bobby Tomorrow - Bobby Vee					21	21	21	22	21	3250
18	21	The Ice Cream Man - The Tornados					20	27	19	20	18	3140
20	22	Two Kinds Of Teardrops - Del Shannon					22		20	26	20	2230
NEW	23	Sukiyaki - Kyu Sakamoto					26	20	25			2000
25	24	Rondo - Kenny Ball					23=	28	23	27	24	1910
28	25	Hey Mama - Frankie Vaughan					28	24	24			1750
NEW	26	Twist And Shout - Brian Poole and The Tremeloes					23=	19		21		1700
30	27	Twist And Shout - The Isley Brothers					27	22		23		1300
NEW	28	You Can Never Stop Me Loving You - Kenny Lynch					25	30	27	25	22	1270
27	29	Pipeline - The Chantays							26		28	840
21	30	Can't Get Used To Losing You - Andy Williams					29		28	29	25	730
B		Sweets For Me Sweets - The Searchers						24				700
B		Nature's Time For Love - Joe Brown						26				500
24		Nobody's Darlin' But Mine - Frank Ifield							29		26	450
22		Young Lovers - Paul and Paula					30		30		23	390
X		I'll Cut Your Tail Off - John Leyton								24		350
X		It's Too Late Now - The Swinging Blue Jeans						30		28		250
B		Walkin' Tall - Adam Faith						29				200
29		Shy Girl - Mark Wynter									29	60
X		Just Like Me - The Hollies								30		50
X		It's Been Nice - The Everly Brothers									30	30
26		The Harvest Of Love - Benny Hill

[MrTibbs]

This could have been one of the weeks that Derek Chinnery's daughter (a school child) added up the numbers for the BBC chart, per what Dave Taylor told some of us...

That's entirely possible. If it was the case the figures were obviously never checked because those errors stand out a mile

[RokinRobinOfLocksley]

This could have been one of the weeks that Derek Chinnery's daughter (a school child) added up the numbers for the BBC chart, per what Dave Taylor told some of us...

[MrTibbs]

The top 14 of the POTP chart for 29/06/63 are largely (though not entirely due to joint positions) correct if the NME chart for the previous week is used and the current RR chart is ignored. The top 8 (including a joint number 7) definitely tally. The joint number 9 doesn't match (Falling is at number 10), 11 and 12 tally, there would be a joint number 13 (Forget Him and In Dreams) but after that there are a number of differences.

It looks like the BBC messed up then for week of 29th June then.

[Robbie]

The top 14 of the POTP chart for 29/06/63 are largely (though not entirely due to joint positions) correct if the NME chart for the previous week is used and the current RR chart is ignored. The top 8 (including a joint number 7) definitely tally. The joint number 9 doesn't match (Falling is at number 10), 11 and 12 tally, there would be a joint number 13 (Forget Him and In Dreams) but after that there are a number of differences.

[MrTibbs]

Yeah in the Top 10 alone, 2, 3, =7, =9, are all wrong. Even discounting RR which was the one that was late at times the points still don't tally to the BBC listing.

[Splodj]

2 & 3 wrong way round in BBC whichever contributory chart you take out. There is no recording or listing of this or next week's POTP, so it has to be queried whether they did actually make such an obvious mistake.

[kingofskiffle]

Something very wrong at the BBC this week their points don't correlate with their chart positions.

In comes Twist and Shout from The Isley Brothers, but their will be two bigger versions charting soon.

If you took out Disc would the BBC points match this week? Thats all I can think thats happened - they removed a chart that they didn’t have in time.

[MrTibbs]

Something very wrong at the BBC this week their points don't correlate with their chart positions.

In comes Twist and Shout from The Isley Brothers, but their will be two bigger versions charting soon.

[MrTibbs]

Greetings Pop Pickers !

Here is the next Ultimate Averaged Chart for Week Ending June 29th 1963

The Ultimate Averaged Chart - Week Ending June 29th 1963								NME	MM	DISC	RR	Total
Last	This		The Sound Survey				Stores	100	150	50	30	Points
Week	Week		The Top 30 Singles Chart				BBC			TOP	30	Scored
1	1	I Like It - Gerry and The Pacemakers					1	1	1	1	1	9900
6	2	Atlantis - The Shadows					3	2	2	3	2	9520
2	3	If You Gotta Make A Fool Of Somebody - Freddie and The Dreamers					2	3	3	2	3	9290
5	4	Take These Chains From My Heart - Ray Charles					4	4	4	4	5	8880
3	5	From Me To You - The Beatles					5	6	5	6	4	8460
4	6	Do You Want To Know A Secret - Billy J. Kramer and The Dakotas					6	7	7	5	7	8020
8	7	Deck Of Cards - Wink Martindale					7=	5	8	7	8	7940
7	8	When Will You Say I Love You - Billy Fury					7=	8	6	9	10	7780
10	9	Bo Diddley - Buddy Holly					9=	11	9	8	6	7200
12	10	Falling - Roy Orbison					9=	9	10	10	9	7060
15	11	Forget Him - Bobby Rydell					13	15	11	11	14	6110
11	12	Lucky Lips - Cliff Richard					11	14	12	12	12	6070
9	13	Scarlett O'Hara - Jet Harris and Tony Meehan					12	15	13	15	11	5700
13	14	In Dreams - Roy Orbison					14	18	14	14	13	5240
25	15	Welcome To My World - Jim Reeves					17=	17	16	17	15	4830
22	16	Da Doo Ron Ron - The Crystals					21	12	19	18	17	4770
20	17	It's My Party - Lesley Gore					20	13	18	16	24	4710
18	18	The Ice Cream Man - The Tornados					16	19	15	19	18	4590
NEW	19	Confessin' (That I Love You) - Frank Ifield					17=	10	22	13	23	4590
14	20	Two Kinds Of Teardrops - Del Shannon					15	22	17	20	16	4000
17	21	Can't Get Used To Losing You - Andy Williams					19	21	20	22	19	3460
16	22	Young Lovers - Paul and Paula					24	23	24	25	20	2480
NEW	23	Bobby Tomorrow - Bobby Vee					22	20	28	21	22	2320
21	24	Nobody's Darlin' But Mine - Frank Ifield					23	30	21		21	1900
NEW	25	Rondo - Kenny Ball					25=	25	27	28	28	1440
24	26	The Harvest Of Love - Benny Hill					29=		23			1200
19	27	Pipeline - The Chantays					27=	29	25	29		1200
29	28	Hey Mama - Frankie Vaughan					25=	23	29		30	1130
26	29	Shy Girl - Mark Wynter							26	26		1000
NEW	30	Twist And Shout - The Isley Brothers					29=	27		27		600
X		Just Like Me - The Hollies					27=			23	25	580
X		Swing That Hammer - Mike Cotton's Jazzmen						26				500
B		Nature's Time For Love - Joe Brown								24		350
B		Sukiyaki - Kyu Sakamoto						28				300
X		It's Been Nice - the Everly Brothers							30		26	300
23		How Do You Do It - Gerry and The Pacemakers									27	120
27		Another Saturday Night - Sam Cooke									29	60
X		Ain't That A Shame - The Four Seasons								30		50
28		From A Jack To A King - Ned Miller
30		Losing You - Brenda Lee
		* The BBC chart is way out this week. Points don't correlate with chart positions.

[MrTibbs]

Greetings Pop Pickers !

Here is the next Ultimate Averaged Chart for Week Ending June 22nd 1963

The Ultimate Averaged Chart - Week Ending June 22nd 1963								NME	MM	DISC	RR	Total
Last	This		The Sound Survey				Stores	100	150	50	30	Points
Week	Week		The Top 30 Singles Chart				BBC			TOP	30	Scored
1	1	I Like It - Gerry and The Pacemakers					1	1	1	1	1	9900
5	2	If You Gotta Make A Fool Of Somebody - Freddie and The Dreamers					2	2	2	2	3	9540
3	3	From Me To You - The Beatles					3	5	3	3	2	9070
2	4	Do You Want To Know A Secret - Billy J. Kramer and The Dakotas					4	6	4	4	4	8710
4	5	Take These Chains From My Heart - Ray Charles					5	4	5	5	6	8650
8	6	Atlantis - The Shadows					6	3	6	6	9	8460
6	7	When Will You Say I Love You - Billy Fury					7	7	7	8	5	7930
9	8	Deck Of Cards - Wink Martindale					8	8	8	7	8	7640
7	9	Scarlett O'Hara - Jet Harris and Tony Meehan					9	11	9	9	7	7120
14	10	Bo Diddley - Buddy Holly					10	10	11	10	13	6690
10	11	Lucky Lips - Cliff Richard					11	13	10	11	10	6580
13	12	Falling - Roy Orbison					12	9	12	13	12	6520
11	13	In Dreams - Roy Orbison					13	12	13	12	11	6150
12	14	Two Kinds Of Teardrops - Del Shannon					14	17	14	15	15	5230
18	15	Forget Him - Bobby Rydell					15	18	15	14	16	5000
15	16	Young Lovers - Paul and Paula					16	15	18	19	17	4570
16	17	Can't Get Used To Losing You - Andy Williams					17	21	16	18	14	4410
20	18	The Ice Cream Man - The Tornados					18	19	19	16	22	4020
17	19	Pipeline - The Chantays					19	23	17	21	25	3580
25	20	It's My Party - Lesley Gore					21=	16	27	17		2800
19	21	Nobody's Darlin' But Mine - Frank Ifield					20	28	20	26	18	2590
NEW	22	Da Doo Ron Ron - The Crystals					23	14		20		2250
22	23	How Do You Do It - Gerry and The Pacemakers					21=		21	24	19	2210
21	24	Harvest Of Love - Benny Hill					24	28	22	27	20	2180
NEW	25	Welcome To My World - Jim Reeves					25	19	28	25	26	2100
27	26	Shy Girl - Mark Wynter					27	24	23		28	1990
28	27	Another Saturday Night - Sam Cooke					26	26	25		23	1640
23	28	From A Jack To A King - Ned Miller					28		24		21	1350
NEW	29	Hey Mama - Frankie Vaughan					30=	22		29		1000
24	30	Losing You - Brenda Lee					29		26		24	960
B		Rondo - Kenny Ball						25		28		750
X		Ain't That A Shame - The Four Seasons					30=	28		23		700
X		Indian Love Call - Karl Denver						26		30		550
26		It's Been Nice - The Everly Brothers						28	30			450
B		Bobby Tomorrow - Bobby Vee								22		450
X		Just Like Me - The Hollies							29		27	420
29		He's So Fine - The Chiffons									29	60
30		Casablanca - Kenny Ball									30	30

[Graham76man]

Interesting that From Me To You was such a monster hit in the UK, but here in the States it didn't do much of anything. As Beatlemania was raging in early 1964, 17 charted sides across 6 labels in the first 4 months, 5 of which made #1, FMTY only eked out a #41 showing. Granted it was the b-side of Please Please Me here, which got up to #3, so buyers of that record got both songs, but DJs were opting to play the many other Beatle records instead.

I don't even remember hearing FMTY on the radio. In fact, I didn't even know it existed until The Beatles Red Album 1962-66 was released in 1973. Capitol records had never released it on an LP even after they secured the rights back from Vee-Jay. Same thing with Misery and There's A Place, I didn't know they existed till the mid-70s, Capitol didn't release them on an LP until the US Rarities disc in 1980.

Far out...

The reason that early Beatles records were not doing so well, is down to Capitol Records. Even though it was owned by EMI, they were given control over what records were released in the USA. So much so they were simply catering to what was the taste and would be popular to American audiences only. Though they don't sound it these days the early Beatles songs were too suggestive sex wise and the USA was not really open to these kinds of songs. Capitol Records wouldn't put them out. So George Martin agreed to allow the smaller labels to put them out instead. So at least they would get some exposure. It wasn't until the Beatles came up with "I Wanna Hold Your Hand". Which wasn't considered to sexual, that Capitol agreed to issue the record. Resulting in the first number one in the USA.

[brian05]

But Manchester strikes back with Freddie and The Dreamers and The Hollies (pity they didn't make the Top 20 with their debut).

Strange that FMTY is still no. 1 in RR (7 weeks in total).

[MrTibbs]

For the second time in a row Gerry comes from outside the top five to take #1, this time snatching it from the hands of The Beatles but at least Billy J gets a consolation prize successfully defending #2 forcing The Beatles down to #3. Liverpool is in dominating form holding all top three chart positions.

One of my all time favs debuts this week, pop music at it's infectious and endearing best, Lesley Gore's anthemic It's My Party. Wonderful pop record .

[MrTibbs]

Greetings Pop Pickers !

Here is the next Ultimate Averaged Chart for Week Ending June 15th 1963

The Ultimate Averaged Chart - Week Ending June 15th 1963								NME	MM	DISC	RR	Total
Last	This		The Sound Survey				Stores	100	150	50	30	Points
Week	Week		The Top 30 Singles Chart				BBC			TOP	30	Scored
7	1	I Like It - Gerry and The Pacemakers					1	1	2	1	2	9720
2	2	Do You Want To Know A Secret - Billy J. Kramer and The Dakotas					2	2	1	2	3	9690
1	3	From Me To You - The Beatles					3	3	3	4	1	9250
6	4	Take These Chains From My Heart - Ray Charles					5	4	4	5	8	8740
12	5	If You Gotta Make A Fool Of Somebody - Freddie and The Dreamers					4	4	5	3	7	8720
4	6	When Will You say I Love You - Billy Fury					6	6	7	6	4	8160
3	7	Scarlett O'Hara - Jet Harris and Tony Meehan					7	8	6	8	5	7980
18	8	Atlantis - The Shadows					9	6	10	7	12	7420
11	9	Deck Of Cards - Wink Martindale					10	9	8	10	9	7360
5	10	Lucky Lips - Cliff Richard					8	10	9	9	6	7250
9	11	In Dreams - Roy Orbison					11	12	11	11	10	6530
8	12	Two Kinds Of Teardrops - Del Shannon					12	14	12	14	13	5940
14	13	Falling - Roy Orbison					13=	13	14	12	17	5720
29	14	Bo Diddley - Buddy Holly					13=	11	16	13	16	5600
13	15	Young Lovers - Paul and Paula					15	15	15	16	11	5350
10	16	Can't Get Used To Losing You - Andy Williams					16	18	13	15	14	5310
15	17	Pipeline - The Chantays					19	20	17	19	19	4160
22	18	Forget Him - Bobby Rydell					17	19	19	17	18	4090
19	19	Nobody's Darlin But Mine - Frank Ifield					18	21	18	20	15	3980
24	20	The Ice Cream Man - The Tornados					20	16	21	18	25	3830
21	21	Harvest Of Love - Benny Hill					22	17	24	26	24	2910
17	22	How Do You Do It - Gerry and The Pacemakers					21	29	20	21	20	2680
20	23	From A Jack To A King - Ned Miller					23		22	24	22	1970
16	24	Losing You - Brenda Lee					24		23	28	21	1650
NEW	25	It's My Party - Lesley Gore					25=	22		23		1300
NEW	26	It's Been Nice - The Everly Brothers					25=	23		22		1250
26	27	Shy Girl - Mark Wynter						26	27	30	30	1180
28	28	Another Saturday Night - Sam Cooke					28	25	28		27	1170
23	29	He's So Fine - The Chiffons					27		25		23	1140
25	30	Casablanca - Kenny Ball							26		28	840
X		Indian Love Call - Karl Denver						24		29		800
X		Ain't That A Shame - The Four Seasons					29	26		25		800
30		Little Band Of Gold - James Gilreath							29		29	360
X		Just Like Me - The Hollies					30			27	26	350
B		Da Doo Ron Ron - The Crystals						28				300
		My Way - Eddie Cochran							30			150
X		She's New To You - Susan Maughan						30				100
27		Say I Won't Be There - The Springfields

[RokinRobinOfLocksley]

Robin when in the sixties did you return to the states, and as a matter of interest did you also get into late sixties early seventies American music ?. I have to admit I'm also a sucker for that era of American music.

I arrived in England late July 65, a week after "Help" was released. Stayed until late March 68, 2 weeks after "Lady Madonna" was released. My life history as defined in Beatle records, ha. I very much enjoyed US late 60s/early 70s pop/rock. 1971 is probably my favorite year for music to this day. Such fond memories of everywhere we lived (Dad was in the USAF), and the music, especially England. How ironic, as the British Invasion was occurring in the States, here I was over in the UK, and thankful for it !!

[RokinRobinOfLocksley]

There's A Place was the B-side of Twist and Shout which was released on the Tollie label in March 1964. It reached no. 74 in Billboard while the A side was no. 2 in Billboard and no. 1 in Cashbox.

Misery and There's A Place were both included in the Vee Jay album Introducing the Beatles released in March 1964 in US. I'm surprised you never heard of them till the mid-70s.

Alas, I was but a mere lad of 7 years at the time, no money for records, didn't even go to record shops, thus I never saw these, ha. Then they went out of print in 1964 on Tollie and Vee Jay when Capitol reclaimed the rights, but they never reissued them on an LP. They (and From Me To You) should have gone on The Early Beatles LP, but Capitol limited LPs to just 11 cuts, so nowhere to put them. With so many Beatles records continuously coming out the gate, they got put on the back burner. I see these 3 songs were reissued on 45s on the "Capitol Star Line" label in Oct 65, but by then I was in England for a 3 year stint. I did ask for a Beatles LP for my 9th birthday, this is what my parents gave me, scarred me for life, ha:

https://www.discogs.com/The-Liverpoo...U6Njc0NjA1OQ==

[kjell]

Yeah, it’s time 69 gets a decent treatment.

[kingofskiffle]

Really pleased your going to do 1969.

[MrTibbs]

Robin when in the sixties did you return to the states, and as a matter of interest did you also get into late sixties early seventies American music ?. I have to admit I'm also a sucker for that era of American music.

Thanks Brian and I'm happy to be able to share not just The Ultimate Chart but also the other charts lined up side by side for you guys to compare and enjoy.

I'm actually having a ball with the 1969 'fun' averaged charts. They are actually surprisingly consistent and robust, stabilising the yo-yo effect of the BMRB chart and by including the NME and MM getting an overall smoother chart that gives a best of all three result.

[brian05]

Same thing with Misery and There's A Place, I didn't know they existed till the mid-70s, Capitol didn't release them on an LP until the US Rarities disc in 1980.

There's A Place was the B-side of Twist and Shout which was released on the Tollie label in March 1964. It reached no. 74 in Billboard while the A side was no. 2 in Billboard and no. 1 in Cashbox.

Misery and There's A Place were both included in the Vee Jay album Introducing the Beatles released in March 1964 in US. I'm surprised you never heard of them till the mid-70s.

[brian05]

18 Atlantis - The Shadows

Another large difference - 12 in NME but only 27 in RR.

I didn't know the BBC had a joint no. 1 this week - you learn something new every day.
Thanks Mr Tibbs for publishing these charts.

[RokinRobinOfLocksley]

Interesting that From Me To You was such a monster hit in the UK, but here in the States it didn't do much of anything. As Beatlemania was raging in early 1964, 17 charted sides across 6 labels in the first 4 months, 5 of which made #1, FMTY only eked out a #41 showing. Granted it was the b-side of Please Please Me here, which got up to #3, so buyers of that record got both songs, but DJs were opting to play the many other Beatle records instead.

I don't even remember hearing FMTY on the radio. In fact, I didn't even know it existed until The Beatles Red Album 1962-66 was released in 1973. Capitol records had never released it on an LP even after they secured the rights back from Vee-Jay. Same thing with Misery and There's A Place, I didn't know they existed till the mid-70s, Capitol didn't release them on an LP until the US Rarities disc in 1980.

Far out...

[MrTibbs]

Ha Ha, The Beatles and Billy J. both top 2 of the four charts each but thanks to shop polling the Beatles hang on to #1 on The Ultimate Chart by the smallest of margins. Justice prevails methinks.

It's an important week for two chart stalwarts who enter this week, The Shadows will have their very last top three hit and Buddy Holly will have his last top ten hit. The times they are a-changin'.

[MrTibbs]

Greetings Pop Pickers !

Here is the next Ultimate Averaged Chart for Week Ending June 8th 1963

The Ultimate Averaged Chart - Week Ending June 8th 1963								NME	MM	DISC	RR	Total
Last	This		The Sound Survey				Stores	100	150	50	30	Points
Week	Week		The Top 30 Singles Chart				BBC			TOP	30	Scored
1	1	From Me To You - The Beatles					1=	2	1	2	1	9750
2	2	Do You Want To Know A Secret - Billy J. Kramer and The Dakotas					1=	1	2	1	2	9720
3	3	Scarlett O'Hara - Jet Harris and Tony Meehan					3	3	3	3	4	9210
8	4	When Will You Say I Love You - Billy Fury					4	5	4	5	3	8790
4	5	Lucky Lips - Cliff Richard					5	7	5	4	8	8340
10	6	Take These Chains From My Heart - Ray Charles					6	6	6	8	5	8180
16	7	I Like It - Gerry and The Pacemakers					7	4	9	6	7	7970
7	8	Two Kinds Of Teardrops - Del Shannon					8	9	7	7	6	7750
6	9	In Dreams - Roy Orbison					9	8	11	9	11	7000
5	10	Can't Get Used To Losing You - Andy Williams					10	13	8	10	10	6930
9	11	Deck Of Cards - Wink Martindale					11	11	10	12	9	6760
17	12	If You Gotta Make A Fool Of Somebody - Freddie and The Dreamers					12	10	12	11	12	6520
11	13	Young Lovers - Paul and Paula					13	15	13	14	13	5690
24	14	Falling - Roy Orbison					14	14	20	15	19	4510
19	15	Pipeline - The Chantays					16	21	15	18	16	4500
15	16	Losing You - Brenda Lee					15	17	18	16	18	4490
12	17	How Do You Do It - Gerry and The Pacemakers					17	23	16	17	15	4230
NEW	18	Atlantis - The Shadows					18	12	23	13	27	4120
13	19	Nobody's Darlin' But Mine - Frank Ifield					19	22	14		14	3960
14	20	From A Jack To A King - Ned Miller					20	28	17	19	17	3420
22	21	Harvest Of Love - Benny Hill					22	18	22	24	23	3240
23	22	Forget Him - Bobby Rydell					21	19	24	20	21	3100
18	23	He's So Fine - The Chiffons					23=	27	19	21	20	3030
NEW	24	The Ice Cream man - The Tornados					23=	16	27	23		2500
21	25	Casablanca - Kenny Ball					25=		21	27	28	1790
27	26	Shy Girl - Mark Wynter					29	20		28		1250
20	27	Say I Won't Be There - The Springfields					27=		25		22	1170
30	28	Another Saturday Night - Sam Cooke					25=	26	30	26	25	1080
NEW	29	Bo Diddley - Buddy Holly					27=	25		22		1050
RE	30	Little Band Of Gold - James Gilreath						30	26		29	910
25		Brown Eyed Handsome Man - Buddy Holly					30		28	30	24	710
X		Let's Go Steady Again - Neil Sedaka						24				700
		My Way - Eddie Cochran							29		26	450
B		It's Been Nice - The Everly Brothers								25		300
X		Out Of My Mind - Johnny Tillotson						29				200
X		Foolish Little Girl - The Shirelles								29		100
28		Walk Like A Man - The Four Seasons									30	30
26		Rhythm Of The Rain - The Cascades
29		The Folk Singer - Tommy Roe