The brand new LP "Their Satanic Majesties Request" by The Rolling Stones is released in both The US and The UK. The 3-D cover is all the rage … but the music contained therein falls a little short.
Meanwhile, we find the following tracks making their way up the pop chart this week …
"Bend Me Shape Me" by The American Breed moves from #75 to #44, a jump of 31 places. "And Get Away" by The Esquires is up 12 spots from #58 to #46. Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell's "If I Could Build My Whole World Around You" climbs 19 places from #67 to #48. "Judy In Disguise" by John Fred and his Playboys Band is up 25 spots from #77 to #52. Petula Clark moves seventeen spots from #70 to #53 with her latest, "The Other Man's Grass Is Always Greener," while The Doors leap all the way from #100 to #57 with "Love Me Two Times. (That's a jump of 43 places!)
The Beatles' "I Am The Walrus" is up 34 places (from #94 to #60) while Dean Martin climbs 31 spots, from #97 to #66, with "In The Misty Moonlight". Bill Cosby (still one of the most-loved men in America back in 1967) has a new novelty record on the charts …"Hooray For The Salvation Army Band" climbs from #91 to #72 this week. And The Royal Guardsmen are back with another Snoopy tune …. this time a holiday classic, "Snoopy's Christmas", which premiers at #76.
"Itchy Coo Park" by The Small Faces starts out slow (it's only at #77 in this, its fourth week on the chart), while The Hollies jump 11 spots from #90 to #79 with "Dear Eloise" and Wilson Pickett climbs 18 spots from #99 to #81 with "I'm In Love", the flipside of "Stag-O-Lee".
