WCFL
1000 WCFL-AM SOUND 10 SURVEY- CHICAGO

Survey courtesy Bill Hengels

WEEK ENDING JUNE 8, 1967

 1. Windy 				The Association 	 4/5
 2. A Little Bit 0' Soul		Music Explosion 	 3/6
 3. Somebody To Love 			Jefferson Airplane 	 1/7
 4. Groovin'				Young Rascals 		 7/7
 5. I Got Rhythm  			The Happenings 		 2/10
 6. She'd Rather Be With Me 		The Turtles 		12/5
 7. Mirage  				Tommy James & Shondells  6/9
 8. Midnight Hour 			The Messengers 		 5/6
 9. Respect  				Aretha Franklin 	10/6
10. Him Or Me, What's It Gonna Be	Paul Revere & Raiders 	 8/8
11. Sweet Soul Music 			Arthur Conley 		11/11
12. Yellow Balloon  			Yellow Balloons		14/12
13. Release Me  			Engelbert Humperdinck 	13/8
14. Let's Live For Today  		Grass Roots 		 -/6
15. Can't Seem To Make You Mine  	The Seeds 		15/6
16. Up Up And Away  			5th Dimension 		 -/3
17. Casino Royale 			Herb Alpert 		18/10
18. Can't Take My Eyes Off You  	Frankie Valli 		 -/15
19. Oogum Boogum Song 			Brenton Wood 		19/5 
20. Pay You Back With Interest 		The Hollies 		20/4 
(First number indicates last week's position/Second number is the weeks heard on 
WCFL) 
ACTION TEN
21. DING DONG THE WITCH IS DEAD 	THE FIFTH ESTATE	23
22. SOUNDS OF LOVE  			FIVE AMERICANS		27
23. NEW YORK MINING DISASTER 1941	BEE GEES		30
24. 7 ROOMS OF GLOOM			FOUR TOPS		-- 
25. COME ON DOWN TO MY BOAT 		EVERY MOTHERS' SON 	--
26. STEP OUT OF YOUR MIND 		THE AMERICAN BREED	--
27. SUNSHINE GIRL 			THE PARADE		29 
28. SUNDAY WILL NEVER BE WE SAME 	SPANKY AND OUR GANG	-- 
29. GIRLS IN LOVE 			GARY LEWIS		28 
30. DON'T SLEEP IN THE SUBWAY  		PETULA CLARK		-- 
CHICAGO PREMIERS
CARRIE ANNE				THE HOLLIES  
I'M JUST WAITING ANTICIPATING FOR HER TO SHOW UP-THE NEW COLONY SIX 
WHITE RABBIT				JEFFERSON AIRPLANE

The WCFL "SOUND 10 SURVEY" represents the relative popularity of records in the Chicago area conditioned by such factors as industry tabulation, local record sales and the judgement of WCFL's record selection committee. WCFL Radio. The Voice of Labor, is owned and operated by The Chicago Federation of Labor.