Sunday 7th November 1965
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The Animals reach #2 on the Fab Forty, but in the UK nationals, they got no higher than #7. It was the band's final release on Columbia before they switched to the Decca label. |
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Get Off Of My Cloud | Rolling Stones |
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6
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2
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It's My Life | Animals |
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9
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3
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The Carnival Is Over | Seekers |
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16
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4
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1-2-3 | Len Barry |
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5
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A Lover's Concerto | Toys |
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3
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6
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Yesterday | Matt Monro / Marianne Faithfull |
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10
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But You're Mine | Sonny & Cher |
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11
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8
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Don't Bring Me Your Heartaches | Paul & Barry Ryan |
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4
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9
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Here It Comes Again | Fortunes |
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30
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10
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My Generation | Who |
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22
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11
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Positively 4th Street | Bob Dylan |
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21
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12
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Baby I'm Yours | Peter & Gordon |
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8
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13
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Yesterday Man | Chris Andrews |
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28
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14
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You've Got What I Want | Sorrows |
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36
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It's Alright | Uglys |
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Value For Love | Bobby Rio & the Revelles |
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Wind Me Up (Let Me Go) | Cliff Richard |
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12
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18
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I Know How It Feels To Be Loved | Nashville Teens |
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2
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19
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Love Is Strange | Everly Brothers |
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Something | Georgie Fame & the Blue Flames |
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5
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21
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Still I'm Sad / Evil Hearted You | Yardbirds |
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7
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22
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Treat Her Right | Roy Head |
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27
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23
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Is It Really Over? | Jim Reeves |
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14
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Keep A Hold Of What You've Got | Shots |
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31
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25
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Walk Hand In Hand | Gerry & the Pacemakers |
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Over And Over | Dave Clark Five |
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35
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27
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Until It's Time For You To Go | Four Pennies |
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37
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28
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Princess In Rags | Gene Pitney |
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39
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29
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Gonna Get Burned | Chantelles |
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The River | Ken Dodd |
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Everyday | Moody Blues |
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Rescue Me | Fontella Bass |
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Good Lovin' | Brian Poole & the Tremeloes |
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Crawling Back | Roy Orbison |
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Tell Me Why | Elvis Presley |
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I Knew You When | Billy Joe Royal |
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Ev'rybody's Talking 'Bout My Baby | Beatstalkers |
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Turn Turn Turn | Byrds |
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Neon City | Billy J Kramer & the Dakotas |
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I've Got Mine | Small Faces |
I've Got Mine, and the B-side, It's Too Late (both tracks available on the Ultimate Collection CD) are two of the songs the 'Minuscule Mooshes' are seen performing on stage in the film featuring Radio London, Dateline Diamonds, which was released at Easter 1966 to support Doctor in Clover. A feature with full cast list, and photos taken during the filming, and at the Dateline Diamonds preview, is here. Click on the photo to buy the DVD. Click here to buy the VHS. |
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