Another SRE chart provided by Terje Isberg. As previously mentioned, he was a big fan of Johnnie Walker's and would often record his late night shows to listen to the following day. Fortunately for us he has kept them. Terje writes: “I moved to Japan from Sweden at the beginning of December last year. Well, here I am sitting and waiting until my house is ready to move into. So I listened through three tapes of The Johnnie Walker Fiasco (on Swinging Radio England) from (the early hours of) 10th, 11th and 13th October 1966 and tried to patch together a Fun 50 list. Now, a couple of days later, I have managed to produce an almost complete list.” Unfortunately Johnnie occasionally gives conflicting information, as can be seen from the notes below.
 
Correspondent Kees Brinkerink has also sent us a list of “Hitbound” singles being played on the station that week which he heard played on Johnnie Walker's show of 15th October and Roger Day's of the 13th. See below.
 
Terje has contributed a partial chart for 25th September (see here) and more information for the Fun 50 of 17th September. Our grateful thanks to him for his hard work. Good luck in the new home.

NOTES
 
i) Johnnie played this on the 11th. Listening to SRE's distant signal in Sweden, Terje thought he said it was number 7 or number 9 in the chart but, according to the positions Johnnie gave for other records he played, it couldn't have been either. Terje doesn't have anything for number 6 so has placed the track there for now. Can anyone confirm its position?
 
ii) Johnnie played the Georgie Fame version of Sunny on the 13th, the Cher one on the other two nights. We think the original by Bobby Hebb also shared the chart position.
 
iii) Johnnie identified this track as number 14 in the shows of the 10th and 13th but number 19 on the show from the 11th.
 
iv) Correspondent Kees Brinkerink has been listening to Roger Day's programme of 13th October 1966. He couldn't make out if Roger said that P.J Proby's record was number 22 or 32 so, as Terje has already listed something else at 22, we have put it at 32. Can anyone confirm this is correct?
 
v) On the shows of 10th and 11th, Johnnie said that Pinkerton's Colours were at number 35 but, on the 11th, he also said that The Swingin' Medallions were in that position.
 
vi) On the shows of 10th and 11th Johnnie said that Geno Washington was at number 36, but on the 13th he said he was at number 19.
 
vii) See press cutting below.
 
viii) On the show of the 10th Johnnie said Paul Jones was at number 48. On the 13th, he said he was at number 40.

Many thanks to Terje Isberg and Kees Brinkerink. Can anyone fill in the blanks?
 
The links from the songs on this page lead to the Amazon MP3 Store where you can hear short audio clips of the tracks and customers in the UK can buy downloads. Please see this note.
 
Radio City's City Sixty for this week can be found here.
 
The Radio London Fab 40 and Caroline South Countdown Of Sound can be found on the Radio London website.
 
There are a number of other offshore charts listed on The Pirate Radio Hall of Fame. Full details here.
 
We don't have last week's chart. The one from two weeks ago is here. Next week's is here.