Debuted #86 week-ending March 7, 6 weeks playing the Billboard Singles chart, “From Me To You” drops out at #58 (final week on chart), last week, week-ending April 11, 1964.
NOTE: ‘From Me To You” was the flip-side title to the Beatles’ VJ single, “Please Please Me”, which dropped to #9, last week, April 11, 1964.
Source: Billboard Pop Singles
Debuted #79 week-ending April 4, 1964, three weeks playing the Billboard Singles chart, “Thank You Girl” climbs to #49, this week, April 12 through week-ending April 18, 1964.
Source: Billboard Pop Singles
Debuted #97 week-ending February 22, 1964, two weeks playing the Billboard Singles chart, “My Boyfriend Got A Beatle Haircut” jumps to #95 (final week on chart), week-ending, February 29, 1964.
Debuted #99 week-ending February 29, 1964, four weeks playing the Billboard Singles chart, “The Boy With The Beatle Hair” peaks at #85 (final week on chart), week-ending, March 21, 1964.
Debuted #73 week-ending March 21, 1964, five weeks playing the Billboard Singles chart, “We Love You Beatles” drops down to #43 (final week on chart), week-ending, April 18, 1964.
Debuted at #87 week-ending March 21, 1964, 3 week playing the Billboard Singles chart, “A Letter To The Beatles”, climbs to #85 (final week on chart), week-ending, April 4, 1964.
Note: According to Wikipedia, however, after 3 weeks on the chart, the single was soon deleted by Capitol after Duchess Music, the publisher of “I Want to Hold Your Hand”, refused to give permission for the group’s parody version having already been released on the Capitol label.
Decades later, the deleted parody single would eventually find its way on a Four Preps compilation CD.
Debuted #69 week-ending January 25, 1964, 3 weeks playing the Billboard Singles chart, “She Loves You” climbs to #7, this week, February 2 through (week-ending) February 8, 1964.
Debuted #68 week-ending February 1, 1964, 2 weeks playing the Billboard Singles chart, “Please Please Me” climbs to #57, this week, February 2 through (week-ending) February 8, 1964.
— THE SERENDIPITY SINGERS —
Debuted on February 29, 1964 (#90), 10 weeks playing the Billboard Singles chart, “Crooked Little Man” climbs to #6, this week, April 26-May 2, 1964.
— ROBERT MAXWELL ORCHESTRA —
Debuted on March 21, 1964 (#92), 7 weeks playing the Billboard Singles chart, “Shangri-La” climbs to #15, this week, April 26-May 2, 1964.