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Radio 270 Top 40,
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RADIO 270 Top 40 30th April - 7th May 1967
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1 (4)
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Purple Haze |
The Jimi Hendrix Experience |
2 (5)
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The Boat That I Row |
Lulu |
3 (7)
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Funny Familiar Forgotten Feelings |
Tom Jones |
4 (1)
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Ha Ha Said The Clown |
Manfred Mann |
5 (17)
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Birds And Bees |
Warm Sounds |
6 (24)
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(Hey You) Set My Soul On Fire |
Mary Wells |
7 (20)
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New York Mining Disaster 1941 |
The Bee Gees |
8 (8)
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Gonna Give Her All The Love I've Got |
Jimmy Ruffin |
9 (9)
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Walkin' In The Sunshine |
Roger Miller |
10 (2)
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A Little Bit Me, A Little Bit You |
The Monkees |
11 (16)
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Seven Drunken Nights |
The Dubliners |
12 (18)
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Nick Knack |
Zoot Money's Big Roll Band |
13 (3)
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I'm Gonna Get Me A Gun |
Cat Stevens |
14 (25)
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Girl Without A Boy |
Sheila Southern |
15 (28)
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I Like Knees |
Sir Sidney Saitheswaite & The Garbage Collectors |
16 (29)
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The River Is Wide |
The Forum |
17 (33)
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Lets Live For Today |
The Living Daylights |
18 (31)
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Sometimes |
The Rockin' Berries |
19 (36)
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Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon |
Neil Diamond |
20 (39)
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Western Union |
The Five Americans |
21 (38)
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Town of Tuxley Toymaker |
Billy J Kramer |
22 (34)
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Little Games |
The Yardbirds |
23 (35)
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Maroc 7 |
The Shadows |
24 (30)
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I'll Walk To You |
Chris Andrews |
25 (-)
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Silence Is Golden |
The Tremeloes |
26 (-)
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Show Me |
Joe Tex |
27 (-)
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Take Me In Your Arms & Love Me |
Gladys Knight & the Pips |
28 (23)
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I Can Hear The Grass Grow |
The Move |
29 (-)
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Bowling Green |
The Everly Brothers |
30 (19)
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What A Woman In Love Won't Do |
Sandy Posey |
31 (-)
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Get Me To The World On Time |
The Electric Prunes |
32 (-)
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Do The Teasy * |
Joyce Bond |
33 (-)
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The First Cut Is The Deepest |
P.P Arnold |
34 (-)
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Just One More Chance |
The Outer Limits |
35 (-)
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Roses Of Picardy |
Vince Hill |
36 (-)
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Fraulein |
Vic Dana |
37 (-)
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The Magic Bus |
The Pudding |
38 (-)
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Sunday For Tea |
Peter & Gordon |
39 (-)
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Peanuts And Chewy Macs |
The Cymbaline |
40 (-)
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Music To Watch Girls By |
Andy Williams |
* Ian noted the title as Take It Easy, Take It Easy but didn't write down the artist. We initially thought that maybe it was a track by Buster's All Stars but Per A Berggren has now identified the song as Do The Teasy by Joyce Bond, which includes the lyric “take it easy”. |
Many thanks to Ian Kellock for sharing this chart and to Per A Berggren for supplying some missing information.
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