RECORD WORLD! 100 TOP POPS, LPs CHARTS: SEPTEMBER 4, 1965

— RECORD WORLD —

SEPTEMBER 1965

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RECORD WORLD became one of three weekly music trade magazines (Billboard; 1894, Cash Box; 1942, being the other two) when it began its publication in 1946 as Music Vendor. The MV title was changed to Record World, April 1964, and so remained under that banner until it ceased publication, April 1982.

Above singles and albums charts courtesy of Record World, as issued, for the week of September 4, 1965.

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A BIG8RADIO ENCORE PRESENTATION: THE CKLW TOP 100 of 1965!

TODAY! | ENCORE PRESENTATION | 12 NOON ET., 9 AM PT.

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A most-rare CKLW year-end playlist for 1965 was recently found in a private collection, kept undisclosed, well over 55 years.

Now! We are delighted to inform you the Official CKLW Top 100 of 1965 — for the first time ever — will be counted down exactly as it was tabulated by the CKLW music department over five decades ago.

An encore presentation of the CKLW Top 100 of 1965 Countdown will broadcast HERE at www.big8radio.com — today — Labor Day Monday, September 6 at NOON ET / 9 PT.

Never distributed nor made available to the public, our special four-page chart of the CKLW Top 100 of 1965 will be available (for download) on the Big 8 Radio webpage (as linked above), Tuesday, Sept. 7.

Join us again on this Labor Day for this special 2021 ‘CK broadcasting experience. The CKLW Top 100 of 1965. Brought to you one more time — exclusively — by Big 8 Radio 🙂

— Charlie O’Brien

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KEENER GOLD: THE TOP 31 KEENER HITS! AUGUST 27, 1964

“Dancing In The Street” | MARTHA & THE VANDELLAS

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— AUGUST 27-SEPTEMBER 2, 1964 —

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— THIS WEEK 57 YEARS AGO —

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— In Memory of George Griggs —

A SPECIAL THANK YOU

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A sincere, thank you, Mrs. Patti Griggs. This featured presentation would have not been possible without your generosity, dedication, and your continuous support.

Above WKNR music chart courtesy of Mrs. Patti Griggs and the George L. Griggs estate.

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THE ANIMALS OPEN SEPTEMBER 4 . . . . SEPTEMBER 5, 1964

The Animals’ Arrival Here Opens New York’s Paramount Theater with 10-Day Engagement

NEW YORK — The British invasion of the U. S. continues this week with the arrival of the Animals, new group clicking on the MGM label with “House Of The Rising Sun.”

The boys are here for a 10-day engagement at the Paramount Theater (NYC) that begins Sept. 4. The theater, now closed, will reopen for this special engagement. The package is being promoted by Marty Kummer. The Animals consists of John Steel (drums), Eric Burdon (vocals), Charles Chandler (bass guitar), Alan Price (organ) and Hilton Stuart Patterson Valentine (guitar).

High-powered press action is being prepared for the boys via the offices of MGM through Sol Handwerger, and indie publicists Mal Braveman and Bob Perilla. It will culminate at the Delmonico Hotel on Sept. 3.

The boys also have been set for an MGM movie, “The Swinging Set,” and footage for the picture will be shot during their engagement at the Paramount. Sam Katzmzn is producing the film. END

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Information, credit and news source: Billboard; September 5, 1964

**THE ANIMALS** (‘*The Swinging Set*‘; MGM) *Paramount Theater* September 1964 (A)

**THE ANIMALS** (‘*The Swinging Set*‘; MGM) *Paramount Theater* September 1964 (B)

**THE ANIMALS** (‘*The Swinging Set*‘; MGM) *Paramount Theater* September 1964 (C)

**THE ANIMALS** (‘*The Swinging Set*‘; MGM) *Paramount Theater* September 1964 (D)

THIS WEEK, 1964: THE HOTTEST HIT IN THE U.S.A.! 57 YEARS AGO

— NUMBER ONE 1964 —

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ELEVEN WEEKS overall on the singles pop charts, “House Of The Rising Son” by The Animals peaked at #1 this week (3 weeks) on the Billboard Hot 100. Beginning August 30 through week ending, September 19, 1964. (Source: Billboard)

For our previous Billboard 1964 Number One U.S.A. Hits go HERE

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A 1966 MOTOWN NEWSPRINT BACK-PAGE: THE SUPREMES!

**Detroit Free Press** January 30, 1966 [A]

**Detroit Free Press** January 30, 1966 [B]

**Detroit Free Press** January 30, 1966 [C]

**Detroit Free Press** January 30, 1966 [D]

MOTOWN MONDAYS NEWSPRINT BACK-PAGES

— Sunday, January 30, 1966 —

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DETROIT MOTOWN MONDAYS: RECORD FLASHBACK! THE SUPREMES, 1965

— THE SUPREMES —

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Released May 1, “Back In My Arms Again” peaked at #1 (charted 11 total weeks R&B overall) on the Billboard R&B chart in 1965. B-side: “Whisper You Love Me Boy”

MOTOWN 1075 (Source: Billboard Top R&B Singles)

THE MAGIC BEHIND THE DETROIT MOTOWN SOUND! 1965

“BACK IN MY ARMS AGAIN” (INSTRUMENTAL) | THE SUPREMES

THE BIG EIGHT! CKLW BIG 30 MOTOR CITY RECORDS: AUGUST 27, 1968

CKLW | “Harper Valley P.T.A.” | JEANNIE C. RILEY

CKLW 1968 BIG 30 RECORDS

“The listing of records herein is the opinion of CKLW based on its survey of record sales, listener requests and CKLW’s judgement of the record’s appeal.”

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PREVIEWED WEEK AUGUST 27-SEPTEMBER 2, 1968

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— In Memory of George Griggs —

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Above CKLW music chart courtesy of Mrs. Patti Griggs and the George L. Griggs estate.

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KEENER GOLD! THE TOP 30 MOTOR CITY HITS: AUGUST 23, 1971

**WKNR MOTOR CITY HITS** August 23, 1971

WKNR | “Go Away Little Girl” | DONNY OSMOND

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AUGUST 23-29, 1971

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A sincere, thank you, Mrs. Patti Griggs. This featured presentation would have not been possible without your generosity, dedication, and your continuous support.

Above WKNR music chart courtesy of Mrs. Patti Griggs and the George L. Griggs estate.

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