The Official Singles Chart Top 50 - 30th December 1965 | Charts

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Number
1

Day Tripper
The Beatles
Peak
1 (for 3 weeks)
Weeks
4
Number
2
Wind Me Up (Let Me Go)
Cliff Richard
Peak
2
Weeks
9
Number
3
The River
Ken Dodd
Peak
3
Weeks
7
Number
4

The Carnival Is Over
The Seekers
Peak
1 (for 3 weeks)
Weeks
10
Number
5
Tears
Ken Dodd
Peak
1 (for 5 weeks)
Weeks
18
Number
6

My Ship Is Coming In
The Walker Brothers
From the album: Introducing The Walker Brothers
Peak
6
Weeks
5
Number
7

My Generation
The Who
From the album: My Generation
Peak
2
Weeks
9
Number
8

1-2-3
Len Barry
Peak
3
Weeks
9
Number
9

A Lover's Concerto
The Toys
Peak
5
Weeks
9
Number
10

Let's Hang On!
The Four Seasons
From the album: Gold Vault of Hits
Peak
10
Weeks
7
Number
11

Rescue Me
Fontella Bass
From the album: The New Look
Peak
11
Weeks
5
Number
12
Maria
P.J. Proby
Peak
8
Weeks
6
Number
13
To Whom It Concerns
Chris Andrews
Peak
13
Weeks
5
Number
14

Till the End of the Day
The Kinks
From the album: The Kink Kontroversy
Peak
14
Weeks
5
Number
15

Keep On Running
The Spencer Davis Group
From the album: The Second Album
Peak
15
Weeks
5
Number
16
Princess in Rags
Gene Pitney
Peak
9
Weeks
9
Number
17

Positively 4th Street
Bob Dylan
Peak
8
Weeks
10
Number
18
The War Lord
The Shadows
Peak
18
Weeks
6
Number
19
Merry Gentle Pops
The Barron Knights & Duke D'Mond
Peak
19
Weeks
3
Number
20

Yesterday Man
Chris Andrews
Peak
3
Weeks
13
Number
21
Is It Really Over
Jim Reeves
Peak
17
Weeks
8
Number
22
My Girl
Otis Redding
Peak
22
Weeks
6
Number
23
Get Off My Cloud
The Rolling Stones
Peak
1 (for 3 weeks)
Weeks
10
Number
24
Don't Bring Me Your Heartaches
Paul & Barry Ryan
Peak
13
Weeks
8
Number
25

(I Left My Heart) in San Francisco
Tony Bennett
From the album: I Left My Heart In San Francisco
Peak
25
Weeks
11
Number
26
If I Needed Someone
The Hollies
Peak
26
Weeks
4
Number
27
How Can You Tell
Sandie Shaw
Peak
21
Weeks
7
Number
28

It's My Life
The Animals
From the album: The Best of The Animals
Peak
7
Weeks
10
Number
29

Tell Me Why
Elvis Presley
Peak
15
Weeks
8
Number
30

Spanish Flea
Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass
From the album: !!Going Places!!
Peak
30
Weeks
4
Number
31
Take Me For What I'm Worth
The Searchers
Peak
31
Weeks
3
Number
32
Yesterday
Matt Monro
Peak
8
Weeks
11
Number
33
A Must To Avoid
Herman's Hermits
Peak
33
Weeks
2
Number
34
Here It Comes Again
The Fortunes
Peak
4
Weeks
13
Number
35
Don't Fight It
Wilson Pickett
Peak
29
Weeks
6
Number
36
It Was Easier To Hurt Her
Wayne Fontana
Peak
36
Weeks
4
Number
37
A Hard Day's Night
Peter Sellers
Peak
37
Weeks
2
Number
38
You're the One
Petula Clark
Peak
23
Weeks
9
Number
39
The Very Thought Of You
Tony Bennett
Peak
39
Weeks
2
Number
40
Almost There
Andy Williams
Peak
2
Weeks
16
Number
41
In the Chapel in the Moonlight
The Bachelors
Peak
27
Weeks
10
Number
42
Walk Hand In Hand
Gerry and the Pacemakers
Peak
29
Weeks
7
Number
43
Girls, Girls, Girls
The Fourmost
Peak
42
Weeks
4
Number
44

Crawling Back
Roy Orbison
From the album: The Orbison Way
Peak
19
Weeks
9
Number
45
You Make It Move
Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich
Peak
45
Weeks
2
Number
46

I Hear a Symphony
The Supremes
From the album: I Hear a Symphony
Peak
46
Weeks
3
Number
47

Farewell, Angelina
Joan Baez
From the album: Farewell, Angelina
Peak
47
Weeks
2
Number
48

Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is a Season)
The Byrds
From the album: Turn! Turn! Turn!
Peak
26
Weeks
8
Number
49
Bye Bye Blues
Bert Kaempfert
Peak
49
Weeks
2
Number
50
Fever
The McCoys
Peak
48
Weeks
3

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December 30, 1965

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1 1 The Beatles – “Day Tripper” 1(×3) 4

2 2 Cliff Richard – “Wind Me Up (Let Me Go)” 2 9

3 3 Ken Dodd – “The River” 3 7

4 4 The Seekers – “The Carnival Is Over” 1(×3) 10

5 5 Ken Dodd – “Tears” 1(×5) 18

6 6 The Walker Brothers – “My Ship Is Coming In” 6 5

7 7 The Who – “My Generation” 2 9

8 8 Len Barry – “1-2-3” 3 9

9 9 The Toys – “A Lover's Concerto” 5 9

10 10 The Four Seasons – “Let's Hang On!” 10 7

11 11 Fontella Bass – “Rescue Me” 11 5

12 12 P.J. Proby – “Maria” 8 6

13 13 Chris Andrews – “To Whom It Concerns” 13 5

14 14 The Kinks – “Till the End of the Day” 14 5

15 15 The Spencer Davis Group – “Keep On Running” 15 5

16 16 Gene Pitney – “Princess in Rags” 9 9

17 17 Bob Dylan – “Positively 4th Street” 8 10

18 18 The Shadows – “The War Lord” 18 6

19 19 The Barron Knights & Duke D'Mond – “Merry Gentle Pops” 19 3

20 20 Chris Andrews – “Yesterday Man” 3 13

21 21 Jim Reeves – “Is It Really Over” 17 8

22 22 Otis Redding – “My Girl” 22 6

23 23 The Rolling Stones – “Get Off My Cloud” 1(×3) 10

24 24 Paul & Barry Ryan – “Don't Bring Me Your Heartaches” 13 8

25 25 Tony Bennett – “(I Left My Heart) in San Francisco” 25 11

26 26 The Hollies – “If I Needed Someone” 26 4

27 27 Sandie Shaw – “How Can You Tell” 21 7

28 28 The Animals – “It's My Life” 7 10

29 29 Elvis Presley – “Tell Me Why” 15 8

30 30 Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass – “Spanish Flea” 30 4

31 31 The Searchers – “Take Me For What I'm Worth” 31 3

32 32 Matt Monro – “Yesterday” 8 11

33 33 Herman's Hermits – “A Must To Avoid” 33 2

34 34 The Fortunes – “Here It Comes Again” 4 13

35 35 Wilson Pickett – “Don't Fight It” 29 6

36 36 Wayne Fontana – “It Was Easier To Hurt Her” 36 4

37 37 Peter Sellers – “A Hard Day's Night” 37 2

38 38 Petula Clark – “You're the One” 23 9

39 39 Tony Bennett – “The Very Thought Of You” 39 2

40 40 Andy Williams – “Almost There” 2 16

41 41 The Bachelors – “In the Chapel in the Moonlight” 27 10

42 42 Gerry and the Pacemakers – “Walk Hand In Hand” 29 7

43 43 The Fourmost – “Girls, Girls, Girls” 42 4

44 44 Roy Orbison – “Crawling Back” 19 9

45 45 Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich – “You Make It Move” 45 2

46 46 The Supremes – “I Hear a Symphony” 46 3

47 47 Joan Baez – “Farewell, Angelina” 47 2

48 48 The Byrds – “Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is a Season)” 26 8

49 49 Bert Kaempfert – “Bye Bye Blues” 49 2

50 50 The McCoys – “Fever” 48 3

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