Radio 270 Top 40,
23rd July 1967.

RADIO 270   Top 40   23rd-30th July 1967
 
Presented by Mike Hayes



1 (5)
 All You Need Is Love
 The Beatles
2 (2)
 Let's Pretend
 Lulu
3 (4)
 San Francisco (Be Sure To Wear Some Flowers In Your Hair)
 Scott McKenzie
4 (7)
 I Was Made To Love Her
 Stevie Wonder
5 (9)
 Bye Bye Baby
 The Symbols
6 (8)
 Cry Softly Lonely One
 Roy Orbison
7 (10)
 Down Thru' Summer
 Ross Hannaman
8 (3)
 You Can't Come Home Again (If You Leave Me Now)
 P.J Proby
9 (12)
 Sugar Let's Shing-a-Ling
 Shirley Ellis
10 (1)
 Seven Rooms Of Gloom
 The Four Tops
11 (14)
 Created By Clive
 The Syn
12 (22)
 Tramp
 Otis Redding & Carla Thomas
13 (16)
 Annabella
 John Walker
14 (19)
 Marta / My World
 The Bachelors
15 (21)
 To Love Somebody
 The Bee Gees
16 (24)
 Woman Like That, Yeah
 Joe Tex
17 (25)
 More Love
 The Miracles
18 (29)
 Shake, Rattle and Roll
 Arthur Conley
19 (30)
 Tonight In Tokyo
 Sandie Shaw
20= (31)
 When The World Is Ready
 Vince Hill
20= (38)
 Tallyman
 Jeff Beck
21 (32)
 Hi Hi Hazel
 The Troggs
22 (35)
 Museum
 Herman's Hermits
23 (33)
 Make Mine Music
 The Rush
24 (37)
 A Little Piece Of Leather
 Gene Latter
25 (39)
 It's Been A Long, Long Time
 The Elgins
26 (40)
 I Like The Way
 Simon
27 (40)
 Running Away With My Baby
 The Majority
28 (-)
 Death Of A Clown
 Dave Davies
29 (-)
 One By One
 The Blues Magoos
30 (-)
 Things Get Better?
 Eddie Floyd
31 (-)
 Greasy Spoon
 Rufus Thomas
32= (-)
 Creeque Alley
 The Mamas & The Papas
32= (-)
 I Take What I Want
 James & Bobby Purify
33 (-)
 More And More
 Andy Williams
34 (-)
 Why Don't You Love Me *
 The Buckinghams
35 (-)
 (It Looks Like) I'll Never Fall In Love Again
 Tom Jones
36 (-)
 Light My Fire
 The Doors
37 (-)
 Just Between You And Me **
 Charley Pride?
38 (-)
 Shades Of Grey
 Edwick Rumbold
39 (-)
 Come And Play With Me In The Garden
 John's Children
40 (-)
 I Can't Find You
 The Universals


* This chart is an amalgam of two people's lists. Ian doesn't have anything for number 34 and Per only had a title, Don't You Love Me. Thanks to Paul Rusling for suggesting that the track is probably Why Don't You Love Me by The Buckinghams.
 
** Ian doesn't have anything for number 37. Per has a title, Just Between You And Me. Charley Pride had a record of that name out in July 1967 so we are assuming it is his single on the Top 40. Can anyone confirm?


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