The Rolling Stones earn their second US #1 Record "Get Off My Cloud" leap-frogs "A Lover's Concerto" to the top of the chart. (Meanwhile, The Toys retain the #2 spot for the third week in a row.) The Beatles' "Yesterday" falls behind it to #3.
#4's and 5 remain unchanged as well for The Gentrys ("Keep On Dancing") and "Everybody Loves A Clown" by Gary Lewis and the Playboys.
The Supremes make a 25 point leap into The Top Ten with their latest, "I Hear A Symphony" (up from #35 to #10) while Petula Clark, The Byrds, The Temptations and The Silkie continue their upward strides within The Top 40. ("Round Every Corner" moves from #38 to #25, "Turn! Turn! Turn" jumps 33 places from #62 to #29, The Temptations vault 27 spots right behind it from #57 to #30 with "My Baby" and The Silkie climb eighteen notches from #51 to #33.)
This week's top debut goes to Roger Miller, who premiers at #72 with "England Swings."
60 YEARS AGO TODAY:
11/1/65 – A Rolling Stones concert in Rochester, New York, is stopped by police a total of four times before the show is aborted. The first occurrence happened just seven minutes into the start of the show when 3000 fans stormed the stage. When all was said and done, The Stones only ended up performing a total of six songs.
