Radio 270 Top 40,
25th June 1967.

RADIO 270   Top 40   25th June - 2nd July 1967
 
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1
 3
 Paper Sun
 Traffic
2
 9
 She'd Rather Be With Me
 The Turtles
3
 21
 Strange Brew
 Cream
4
 27
 Respect
 Aretha Franklin
5
 20=
 Windy
 The Association
6
 10
 Him or Me - What's It Gonna Be?
 Paul Revere & the Raiders
7
 26
 See Emily Play
 The Pink Floyd
8
 15
 Six O'Clock
 The Lovin' Spoonful
9
 22
 Alternate Title (Randy Scouse Git)
 The Monkees
10
 24
 You Only Live Twice
 Nancy Sinatra
11
 13
 Mr.Abercrombie Taught Me
 Lady Murray
12
 20=
 She's Leaving Home
 David & Jonathan
13
 33
 Seven Rooms Of Gloom
 The Four Tops
14
 19
 Can't Take My Eyes Off You
 Frankie Valli
15
 1
 Carrie Anne
 The Hollies
16
 30
 Girls In Love
 Gary Lewis & the Playboys
17
 31
 A Little Bit O' Soul
 Music Explosion
18
 18
 40 Days - 40 Nights
 Don Covay
19
 39
 Claire
 Paul & Barry Ryan
20
 32
 Come To The Sunshine
 Harper's Bizarre
21
 36
 Your Love is Everywhere
 Jackie Trent
22
 35
 You Can't Come Home Again (If You Leave Me Now)
 P.J Proby
23
 38
 Heaven And Hell
 The Easybeats
24
 37
 Tremblin'
 Swinging Blue Jeans
25
 -
 C'mon Marianne
 The Four Seasons
26
 40=
 Glass
 The Sandpipers
27
 -
 I Was Made To Love Her
 Stevie Wonder
28
 -
 Sugar Let's Shing-a-Ling
 Shirley Ellis
29
 -
 Let's Pretend
 Lulu
30
 -
 Baby I Love You *
 Howard Tate
31
 -
 San Francisco (Be Sure To Wear Some Flowers In Your Hair)
 Scott McKenzie
32
 -
 Mum And Dad
 Pinkerton's Colours
33
 -
 Sound Of Love
 The Five Americans
34
 -
 Down Thru' Summer
 Ross Hannaman
35
 -
 Daylight Saving Time
 Keith
36
 -
 I Take It Back
 Sandy Posey
37
 -
 I Got A Feeling (And I Can't Stop)
 Jimmy Cliff
38
 -
 Created By Clive
 The Syn
39
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 .... Down To The Sea **
 ?
40
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 Some Kind Of Wonderful
 The Soul Brothers Six


* This chart is an amalgam of two people's lists. Ian doesn't have anything listed for number 30. Per has a title, Baby I Love You, but didn't catch the name of the singer. Howard Tate had a single of this name out at the time so we are assuming it was his record on the chart.
 
** Ian doesn't have anything listed for number 39 and Per only caught part of the title. At the time he noted down the words “Down To The Sea” or “I Abandoned the Sea”. Correspondent Gareth Jones writes: “The only ‘Sea’ song released around then appears to be Mitch Ryder's Too Many Fish In The Sea / Three Little Fishes. A bit of a stretch but it fits the timeline.” Per isn't convinced. Does anyone have any other suggestions?



Many thanks to Ian Kellock and Per A Berggren for sharing this chart.
 
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