More Top Songs from March of 1967

I'm looking at Dave McAleer's "Book of Hit Singles" right now. He lists Billboards top twenty songs for both the US and UK for every month from 1954 to 2001.

Here are some other US hits not on Bob Stroud's show.

BABY I NEED YOUR LOVING-- JOHNNY RIVERS-- Got a song you want covered?
RUBY TUESDAY-- ROLLING STONES
THEN YOU CAN TELL ME GOODBYE-- CASINOS-- Well, actually Bob did this as an intro to one of the sets.
MY CUP RUNNETH OVER-- ED AMES-- Oh, he's S-O-O-O Happy.

KIND OF A DRAG-- BUCKINGHAMS
THERE'S A KIND OF A HUSH-- HERMAN'S HERMITS
GIMME SOME LOVIN'-- SPENCER DAVIS GROUP--
THE BEAT GOES ON-- SONNY AND CHER--

MERCY, MERCY, MERCY-- CANNONBALL ADDERLY--
GEORGY GIRL-- SEEKERS-- Don't we all just feel good right now.
I'M A BELIEVER-- MONKEES--


BRITISH CHARTS

Some additional songs from the UK

RELEASE ME-- ENGELBERT HUMPERDINK-- Gotta Love the name.
EDELWEISS-- VINCE HILL
HERE COMES MY BABY-- TREMELOES--
ON A CAROUSEL-- HOLLIES

SNOOPY VS. THE RED BARON-- ROYAL GUARDSMEN--
DETROIT CITY-- TOM JONES--
GIVE IT TO ME-- TROGGS
LET'S SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER-- ROLLING STONES

Here are two that are too good to pass up:

Simon Smith and His Amazing Dancing Bear-- Alan Price Set
I Was Kaiser Bill's Batman-- Whistling Jack Smith

Have You Had Enough of 1967? Hold On, We're Skipping Ahead Five Years. --RoadDog