These were #1 songs on the WLS Silver Dollar Survey that had sold the most copies from 1960 to 1965 that had been #1 on their survey. This also had when the song was popular.
1. SATISFACTION-- Rolling Stones-- July-August '65
2. DOWNTOWN-- Petula Clark-- Jan. '65
3. MRS. BROWN YOU'VE GOT A LOVELY DAUGHTER-- Herman's Hermits-- April-May '65
4. I WANT TO HOLD YOUR HAND-- Beatles-- Jan.-Feb. '64
5. SHE LOVES YOU-- Beatles-- March '64
6. TWIST AND SHOUT-- Beatles-- March-April '64
7. DOMINIQUE-- Singing Nun-- Nov. '63
8. I CAN'T STOP LOVIN' YOU-- Ray Charles-- June '62
9. PRETTY WOMAN-- Roy Orbison-- Sept.-Oct. '64
10. EIGHT DAYS A WEEK-- Beatles-- March '65
11. WHERE DID OUR LOVE GO-- Supremes-- Aug. '64
12. SHERRY-- Four Seasons-- Sept. '62
13. LOVE ME DO-- Beatles-- May-June '64
14. THIS DIAMOND RING-- Gary Lewis-- Feb. '65
15. RAG DOLL-- Four Seasons-- July '64
16. SUKIYAKI-- Kyu Sakamoto-- May-June '63
17. SOLDIER BOY-- Shirelles-- May '62
18. A HARD DAY'S NIGHT-- Beatles-- July-Aug. '64
19. MY BOYFRIEND'S BACK-- Angels-- Aug.-Sept. '63
20. IT'S MY PARTY-- Lesley Gore-- May '63
Name This Tune From the Above: "No One Could Look As Good As You." --RoadDog (Answer below)
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