| October
4 |
No.
873 |
|
| Johnson,
Derek |
More
fireworks from Trini! [Trini Lopez, "If I Had a Hammer"] |
2 |
| Hentoff,
Nat |
US
Airmail: Tony going to Hollywood [Anthony Newley] |
2 |
| Evans,
Allen |
LP
of the week: Frank rewaxes |
2 |
| Charlton,
Bruce |
Adam
finds the answer [Adam Faith] |
3 |
| n.a. |
Del
Shannon, back in England, says—Falsetto—that's my trademark |
3 |
| Evans,
Allen |
LP’s
|
3 |
| Johnson,
Derek |
Singles
review: Gerry’s big ballad; Kenny Ball subdued [Gerry & the Pacemakers] |
4 |
| n.a. |
NME
top 30 ["Do You Love Me," Brian Poole & the Tremeloes] |
5 |
| Smith,
Alan |
It’s
Christmas already for the Bachelors |
8 |
| Heinz |
Top
ten |
8 |
| Bromley,
Tony |
Fourmost
play it straight |
9 |
| Dove,
Ian |
New
to charts: US toppers come in here, Two Berry-s one success [The Angels;
Dave Berry] |
9 |
| Hutchins,
Chris |
Swinging
act by the Everlys |
10 |
| n.a. |
Life-lines
of the Caravelles |
10 |
| Johnson,
Derek |
Bobby
Darin is ready for a come-back |
10 |
|
|
|
| October
11 |
No.
874 |
|
| Smith,
Alan |
Beatles
on holiday ["What’d I Say?" Greece, Paris] |
3 |
| Johnson,
Derek |
Singles:
Ifield can't go crazy!Eydie and Steve go solo; Twisty beat hits hard!
[Frank Ifield, Frankie Vaughan, Steve Laurance and Eydie Gorme] |
4 |
| n.a. |
NME
Top Thirty ["Do You Love Me," by Brian Poole and the Tremeloes] |
5 |
| n.a. |
Beatles
new triumph: win first Gold Disc |
6 |
| Smith,
Alan |
Shirley
wins the ‘I’ race [Shirley Bassey, "The Legions Last Patrol"] |
8 |
| Chris
Hutchins |
Little
Richard explains |
8 |
| Ian
Dove |
Welcome
to Dion; Brook Benton; Timi Yuro; and on another tour, Erroll Garner |
8 |
| Hutchins,
Chris |
Around
the new package shows [Billy Fury, Joe Brown, Gerry and the Pacemakers] |
9 |
| Smith,
Alan |
Billy
Fury confesses—Palladium TV? No interest now |
10 |
| Dove,
Ian |
Chuck
Berry back with six year-old disc |
10 |
|
|
|
| October
18 |
No.
875 |
|
| Smith,
Alan |
Pacemakers
Ballad won’t start a trend ["You’ll Never Walk Alone" experiment] |
3 |
| n.a. |
Question-time
with Trini Lopez |
3 |
| Evans,
Allen |
EP’s
|
3 |
| Johnson,
Derek |
Singles
review: Elvis leads a big week of singles |
4 |
| n.a. |
NME
top 30 ["Do You Love Me," Brian Poole and the Tremoloes] |
5 |
| n.a. |
Steele,
Bygraves, Drake get 'repeats' and — First Royal show for the Beatles…,
And they're set for Liverpool returns |
6 |
| Dove,
Ian |
Tony
Meehan-without Jet [Harris] |
8 |
| Evans,
Allen |
LP’s
|
8 |
| Hentoff,
Nat |
US
Airmail: Connie, 7 times 7! |
8 |
| n.a. |
Life-lines
of the Tremeloes |
9 |
| Andrews,
Graeme |
Buddy
Holly surmounts all trends |
9 |
| Charlton,
Bruce |
No
come-back for Jimmy [Young] |
9 |
| Johnson,
Derek |
Cliff
Breezes in- and out! [Cliff Richard and Shadows, Israel] |
10 |
| Smith,
Alan |
New
to the charts: Cilla Black |
10 |
| Charlton,
Bruce |
New
to the charts: Ronettes |
10 |
|
|
|
| October
25 |
No.
876 |
|
| The
Fourmost |
Top
ten |
2 |
| Johnson,
Derek |
Adam
Faith talks about America [New York, Las Vegas] |
2 |
| Evans,
Allen |
LP’s
|
2 |
| Gray,
Andy |
Shadows
Sensation in France; 'Why I'm leaving' — by Licorice; 'Why I'm staying'—by
Bruce [Brian Locking’s last appearance, surfin’, sound] |
3 |
| Johnson,
Derek |
Passes
judgement on the singles: Ray Charles better! Joe Brown does Formby hit |
4 |
| n.a. |
NME
Top Thirty ["You'll Never Walk Alone," Gerry and the Pacemakers] |
5 |
| Dove,
Ian |
Old
songs are now "advanced!" [Chuck Berry, "Twist and Shout", Searchin'"] |
8 |
| Dove
Ian |
Lopez,
Benton sign in package ["Greatest Record Show of 1963," Brooks Benton,
Trini Lopez] |
8 |
| Smith,
Alan |
'S'
for Searchers' Success ["Sweets for my sweet," "Ain’t Gonna Kiss You,"
Roy Orbison] |
9 |
| Graeme
Andrews |
Tommy
Roe is twice as happy this time |
9 |
| n.a. |
Life-lines
of Allan Sherman |
9 |
|
|
|
|
Originally
submitted by N. Thomas, 1999.
Edited and Expanded, 1 December, 2000. |
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