May 31st

Making moves of ten places or more this week beyond The Top 40, we find "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" by Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell (#55 to #42), "Let Yourself Go" by James Brown (#54 to #44), "Sound Of Love" by The Five Americans (#62 to #48), "Shake" by Otis Redding (#61 to #49), "New York Mining Disaster, 1941" by The Bee Gees (#71 to #52), "Funny Familiar Forgotten Feelings" by Tom Jones (#69 to #56), "Here We Go Again" by Ray Charles (#73 to #59), "Mary In The Morning" by Al Martino (#80 to #60), "Come To The Sunshine" by Harpers Bizarre (#76 to #61), "You Can't Stand Alone" by Wilson Pickett (#84 to #63), "San Francisco" by Scott McKenzie (up 34 places from #99 to #65), "For Your Precious Love" by Oscar Toney, Jr. (#89 to #70), "Soul Finger" by The Bar-Kays (#97 to #78), "It's Cold Outside" by The Choir (#94 to #81) and "Bowling Green" by The Everly Brothers (#93 to #83).  

Big Brother and the Holding Company film their scene for the movie "Petulia".  

Here’s the way the 1966 - 1967 TV Season wrapped up in the final ratings (September, 1966 – May, 1967):

1.     Bonanza  (NBC – 29.1 rating)

2.     The Red Skelton Hour (CBS – 28.2)

3.     The Andy Griffith Show (CBS - 27.4)

4.     The Lucy Show (CBS - 26.2)

5.     The Jackie Gleason Show (CBS – 25.3)

6.     Green Acres  (CBS – 24.6)

7.     TIE:  Daktari (CBS – 23.4)

    Bewitched (ABC – 23.4)

    The Beverly Hillbillies  (CBS – 23.4)

10.    TIE:  Gomer Pyle, USMC  (CBS – 22.8)

         The Virginian  (NBC -22.8)

         The Lawrence Welk Show  (ABC – 22.8)

         The Ed Sullivan Show  (CBS – 228)

14.    TIE: The Dean Martin Show  (NBC – 22.6)

         Family Affair  (CBS – 22.8)

16.    The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour (CBS – 22.2)

17.    TIE: Friday Night Movies (CBS – 21.8)

         Hogan’s Heroes  (CBS – 21.8)

19.    Walt Disney’s Wonderful World Of Color  (NBC – 21.5)

20.    Saturday Night At The Movies  (NBC – 21.4)

21.    Dragnet  (NBC – 21.2)

22.    Get Smart  (NBC – 21.0)

23.    TIE: Petticoat Junction  (CBS – 20.9

         Rat Patrol  (ABC – 20.9)

25.    Daniel Boone  (NBC – 20.8)

26.    Bob Hope Presents The Chrysler Theatre  (NBC – 20.7)

27.    Tarzan  (NBC – 20.5)

28.    The ABC Sunday Night Movie  (ABC – 20.4)

29.    TIE:  I Spy  (NBC – 20.2)

        The CBS Thursday Night Movie  (CBS – 20.2)

        My Three Sons  (CBS – 20.2)

        The FBI  (NBC – 20.2)