1. She Loves You Beatles Sept)Dec 1963

2. I Want to Hold Your Hand Beatles Nov/Jan 1963-64

3. Tears Ken Dodd Oct 1965

4. Can’t Buy Me Love Beatles March 1964

5. I Feel Fine Beatles Dec/Jan 1964-65

6. We Can Work It Out/Day Tripper Beatles Dec/Jan 1965-66

7. Release Me Engelbert Humperdinck Mar/Apr 1967.

8. Green Green Grass of Home Tom Jones Dec/Jan 1966-67

9. The Last Waltz Engelbert Humperdinck Sept/Oct 1967

10. The Carnival is Over Seekers Nov/Dec 1965

11. I Remember You Frank Ifeld July/Sept 1962

12. Stranger on the Shore Acker Bilk Jan 1962

13. The Young Ones Cliff Richard Jan/March 1962

14. Sugar Sugar Archies Oct/Dec 1969

15. Cinderella Rockefella Esther and Abi Ofarim Feb/Mar 1968

16. Needles and Pins Searchers Feb 1964

17. Bachelor Boy/The Next Time Cliff Richard Jan 1963

18. I’d Like to Teach the World to Sing New Seekers Jan 1972

19. Two Little Boys Rolf Harris Dec/Jan 1969-70

20. Telstar Tornadoes Oct/Nov 1962

21. Glad All Over Dave Clark Five Jan 1964

22. Help Beatles July/Aug 1965

23. Anyone Who Had a Heart Cilia Black Feb/March 1964

24. Lovesick Blues Frank Ifeld Nov/Dec 1962

25. My Sweet Lord George Harrison Jan/March 1971

26. You’ll Never Walk Alone Gerry & the Pacemakers Oct/Nov 1963

27. Hey Jude Beatles Sept/Oct 1968

28. Hello Goodbye Beatles Dec/Jan 1967-68

29. Hard Day’s Night Beatles July/Aug 1964

30. I’ll Never Find Another You Seekers Feb 1965

31. The Last Time Rolling Stones March/Apr 1965

32. Distant Drums Jim Reeves Sept/Oct 1966

33. Those Were The Days Mary Hopkin Sept/Oct 1968

34. I’m a Believer Monkees Jan/Feb 1967

35. Return to Sender Elvis Presley Dec 1962

36. Ernie Benny Hill Dec/Jan 1971-72

37. From Me to You Beatles May/June 1963

38. Rock-a-Hula Baby Elvis Presley Feb 1962

39. Grandad Clive Dunn Jan 1971

40. I Got You Babe Sonny & Cher Aug/Sept 1965

41. Lily the Pink Scaffold Dec/Jan 1968-69

42. Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep Middle of the Road June/July 1971

43. Little Children Billy J. Kramer March 1964

44. The Wonder of You Elvis Presley July/Sept 1970

45. Satisfaction Rolling Stones Sept 1965

46. Whiter Shade of Pale Procol Harum June/July 1967

47. You’re My World Cilla Black May/June 1964

48. Puppet on a String Sandie Shaw April/May 1967

49. Ticket to Ride Beatles April/May 1965

50. In the Summertime Mungo Jerry June/July 1970

51. Have I the Right Honeycombs Aug/Sept 1964

52. What a Wonderful World Louis Armstrong April/May 1968

53. All You Need is Love Beatles July/Aug 1967

54. Strangers in the Night Frank Sinatra June 1966

55. Wonderful Land Shadows March/May 1962

56. Get Back Beatles April/June 1969

57. World Without Love Peter & Gordon April 1964

58. Wanderin’ Star Lee Marvin March 1970

59. Yellow Submarine/Eleanor Rigby Beatles Aug/Sept 1966

60. It’s Not Unusual Tom Jones March 1965

61. I Hear You Knocking Dave Edmunds Nov/Jan 1970-71

62. It’s Over Roy Orbison June 1964

63. Oh Pretty Woman Roy Orbison Oct 1964

64. House of the Rising Sun Animals July 1964

65. Maggie May/Reason to Believe Rod Stewart Oct/Nov 1971

66. Go Now Moody Blues Jan 1965

67. Thls Is My Song Paula Clark Feb 1967

68. These Boots Are Made for Walking Nancy Sinatra Feb 1966

69. Honky Tonk Woman Rolling Stones July/Aug 1969

70. I’m Into Something Good Herman’s Hermits Sept/Oct 1964

71. Band of Gold Freda Payne Sept/Oct 1970

72. Hot Love T. Rex March/April 1971

73. Bridge Over Troubled Water Simon & Garfunkel March/April 1970

74. I Can’t Stop Loving You Ray Charles July 1962

75. Love Grows Edison Lighthouse Jan/March 1970

76. Something Stupid Frank & Nancy Sinatra April 1967

77. Juliet Four Pennies May 1964

78. March of the Siamese Children Kenny Ball March 1962

79. Knock Three Times I, Dawn May/June 1971

80. Mr Tambourine Man Byrds July 1965

81. Good Luck Charm Elvis Presley May/June 1962

82. Silence is Golden Tremeloes May/June 1967

83. Spirit in the Sky Norman Greenbaum April/May 1970

84. Massachusetts Bee Gees Oct/Nov 1967

85. Yellow River Christie June 1970

86. Yeah Yeah Georgie Fame Jan 1965

87. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly Hugo Montenegro Nov/Dec 1968

88. The Israelites Desmond Dekker April 1969

89. Young Girl Union Gap May/June 1968

90. Ballad of Bonnie & Clyde Georgie Fame Jan 1968

91. 19th Nervous Breakdown Rolling Stones Feb/March 1966

92. Keep On Running Spencer Davis Jan 1966

93. Coz I Luv You Slade Nov/Dec 1971

94. Son of My Father Chicory Tip Feb/March 1972

95. How Do You Do It Gerry & The Pacemakers April 1963

96. Albatross – Fleetwood Mac Jan/Feb 1969

97. Let the Heartaches Begin Long John Baldry NovlDec 1967

98. San Francisco Scott McKenzie Aug 1967

99. Paperback Writer Beatles June/July 1966

100. Crying in the Chapel Elvis Presley June 1965

cos it's not on the internet that I can find and I've done a text grab from a scan I did. I think it was to do with the 20th anniversary of the singles chart, but I might be wrong, and I def did cut it out and keep it. There is a later version including 50's records and non-number-ones which I can't find at the mo and thats also not on the internet that I can find via AI/google searches - so no surprise there then!

3. Tears Ken Dodd Oct 1965

   7. Release Me Engelbert Humperdinck Mar/Apr 1967.

8. Green Green Grass of Home Tom Jones Dec/Jan 1966-67

9. The Last Waltz Engelbert Humperdinck Sept/Oct 1967

The early 50s chart reminiscent crooner/easy listening revival here amidst the Beatles and rock and roll tracks!

Edited October 19Oct 19 by TheSnake

1 hour ago, TheSnake said:

3. Tears Ken Dodd Oct 1965

   7. Release Me Engelbert Humperdinck Mar/Apr 1967.

8. Green Green Grass of Home Tom Jones Dec/Jan 1966-67

9. The Last Waltz Engelbert Humperdinck Sept/Oct 1967

The early 50s chart reminiscent crooner/easy listening revival here amidst the Beatles and rock and roll tracks!

Nostalgia has always been a very strong motivator for the general public’s buying habits….or streaming habits nowadays.

15 Beatles songs in the top 100, with only Ken Dodd preventing a top 5 takeover!

15 hours ago, Jaz13music said:

Nostalgia has always been a very strong motivator for the general public’s buying habits….or streaming habits nowadays.

true enough theres always oldies in the current chart every single week!

13 hours ago, jimwatts said:

15 Beatles songs in the top 100, with only Ken Dodd preventing a top 5 takeover!

It does underline just how much they dominated the UK (and global) music scene for just over 7 years - the only top-end challengers were when the mums, dads and grandparents were motivated to add extra sales to crooners by buying the odd single. The Fabs so-called rivals, in contrast, could only manage 4 (the Stones) on the list, while Elvis in family-friendly vibe could bung out 5.