1963-02-17 — 4BC 1120 AM ( Brisbane, Queensland )

TW	LW	ARTIST	TITLE	WKS	NOTES
1	1	Bobby Vee	The Night Has A Thousand Eyes	8
2	8	The Rooftop Singers	Walk Right In	4
3	3	The Shadows	The Boys	9
4	13	Del Shannon	Little Town Flirt	4
5	2	The Tornadoes	Telstar	18
6	7	The Tijuana Brass Featuring Herb Alpert	The Lonely Bull (El Solo Torro)	14
7	12	Paul & Paula	Hey Paula	2
8	4	The 4 Seasons	Big Girls Don't Cry	13
9	6	Elvis Presley	Return To Sender	10
10	22	Ned Miller	From A Jack To A King	4
11	10	The Exciters	Tell Him	3
12	14	Vikki Carr	He's A Rebel	18
13	9	Steve Lawrence	Go Away Little Girl	7
14	11	Chubby Checker	Limbo Rock	28
15	18	Dickey Lee	I Saw Linda Yesterday	5
16	21	Connie Francis	I'm Gonna Be Warm This Winter	4
17	5	Marcie Blane	Bobby's Girl	13
18	15	The Drifters	Up On The Roof	4
19	19	Cliff Richard And The Shadows	Bachelor Boy	5
20	33	The Delltones	Come A Little Bit Closer	3
21	16	Frank Ifield	Lovesick Blues	14
22	23	Sandy Stewart	My Coloring Book	6	See Note below
22	23	George Chakiris	My Coloring Book	6	See Note Below
23	17	Brook Benton	Hotel Happiness	7
24	20	Duane Eddy	(Dance With The) Guitar Man	17
25	29	Gene Pitney	Half Heaven - Half Heartache	3
26	31	Johnny Thunder	Loop De Loop	2
27	26	Rick Nelson	It's Up To You	8
28	24	Bobby Rydell	The Cha-Cha-Cha	16
29	30	The Pastel Six	The Cinnamon Cinder (It's A Very Nice Dance)	3
30	25	Jerry Wallace	Shutters And Boards	10
31	37	Floyd Cramer	Java	5
32	40	Bobby Darin	You're The Reason I'm Living	2
33	27	Si Zentner And His Orchestra	Desafinado	16
34	36	Marty Robbins	Ruby Ann	8
35	--	Eydie Gorme	Blame It On The Bossa Nova	1
36	38	The Majors	A Little Bit Now (A Little Bit Later)	5
37	--	Dion	Ruby Baby	1
38	35	Roy Orbison	Workin' For The Man	18
39	39	The Earls	Remember Then	2
40	--	The Crystals	He's Sure The Boy I Love	1

NOTE:  For #22, "My Coloring Book", several different versions were in
release simultaneously, and 4BC rotated the artist credit from week to week. 
This week, credit went only to Sandy Stewart, but the LW and 'weeks on'
columns from future charts make it clear that the George Chakiris version
charted simultaneously.