C-FUNTASTIC FIFTY WEEK OF OCTOBER 3, 1964 WAS IS 2 3 *1 *4 6 8 *17 *5 *9 16 *21 7 19 18 *22 *New 25 *10 33 *29 *11 *26 *15 12 40 14 24 28 13 39 44 48 42 *23 *New 47 32 New 49 New 20 New 27 New 37 New New 38 35 New 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 AUTOMATIC REACTION HAVE I THE RIGHT? DO WAH DIDDY DIDDY SLOW DOWN / MATCHBOX REMEMBER (Walking in the Sand) FROM A WINDOW IT'S FOR YOU PRETTY WOMAN ON THE BEACH BREAD AND BUTTER BEACH GIRL UNLESS YOU CARE YOU REALLY GOT ME IF YOU WANT THIS LOVE RUNNING OUT OF FOOLS AIN'T THAT LOVING YOU BABY SHE'S NOT THERE SHE KNOWS ME TOO WELL COME A LITTLE BIT CLOSER THE DOOR IS STILL OPEN IT HURTS TO BE IN LOVE ALL CRIED OUT BORNE ON THE WIND G. T. O. SOFTLY AS I LEAVE YOU HUSKY I WOULDN'T TRADE YOU FOR THE WORLD FUNNY IF I FELL / AND I LOVE HER WHAT LOVE IS MADE OF TOBACCO ROAD LITTLE HONDA DO YOU WANNA DANCE I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN BETTER I DON'T WANT TO SEE YOU AGAIN CHUG-A-LUG YET I KNOW RIDE THE WILD SURF I'VE GOT SAND IN MY SHOES I'M CRYING RINGO'S THEME BABY LOVE WE'LL SING IN THE SUNSHINE A NICKEL PIECE OF CANDY SELFISH ONE DARTEL STOMP ON THE STREET WHERE YOU LIVE MAYBELLINE A SUMMER SONG DOO BEE DUM *Denotes former Twin Pick hit. Nino & Ebb Tides The Honeycombs Manfred Mann The Beatles The Shangri-Las Billy J. Kramer Cilla Black Roy Orbison Cliff Richard The New Beats Pat Boone Terry Black The Kinks Sonny Knight Aretha Franklin Elvis Presley The Zombies The Beach Boys Jay & The Americans Dean Martin Gene Pitney Dusty Springfield Roy Orbison (LP) Ronny & Daytonas Frank Sinatra Jimmy Nichol The Bachelors Joe Hinton The Beatles The Miracles The Nashville Teens The Beach Boys / Hondells Del Shannon The Beatles Peter & Gordon Roger Miller Steve Lawrence Jan & Dean The Drifters The Animals Geo. Martin Orch. The Supremes Gale Garnett The Winmen Jackie Ross The Mustangs Andy Williams Johnny Rivers Stuart & Clyde The Four-Evers Twin pick hits of week 1. 2. TILL I MET YOU /      IT DIDN'T TAKE MUCH EVERYBODY KNOWS (I Still Love You) The Classics Dave Clark Five Notes: -Number 34 - "I Should Have Known Better" is the flip side of "A Hard Days Night.". Link to CKLG survey for same week (Survey wanted) C-FUNTASTIC FIFTY VANCOUVER TOP FORTY RADIO EDITION