1962-11-25 — 4BC 1120 AM ( Brisbane, Queensland )

TW	LW	ARTIST	TITLE
1	1	Roy Orbison	Workin' For The Man
2	10	Duane Eddy	(Dance With The) Guitar Man
3	3	Bent Fabric And His Piano	Alley Cat
4	4	Del Shannon	The Swiss Maid
5	9	Bobby Rydell	The Cha-Cha-Cha
6	7	Sue Thompson	James (Hold The Ladder Steady)
7	2	Nat "King" Cole	Ramblin' Rose
8	15	The Tornadoes	Telstar
9	8	Chubby Checker	Limbo Rock
10	6	Gene Pitney	If I Didn't Have A Dime (To Play The Jukebox)
11	5	Cliff Richard And The Shadows	It'll Be Me
12	36	The Tijuana Brass Featuring Herb Alpert	The Lonely Bull (El Solo Torro)
13	12	Brenda Lee	All Alone Am I
14	34	Frank Ifield	Lovesick Blues
15	18	Little Eva	The Loco-Motion
16	17	Mark Wynter	Venus In Blue Jeans
17	19	The Crystals	He's A Rebel
17	19	Vikki Carr	He's A Rebel
18	16	Rob E.G.	5-4-3-2-1-Zero!
19	22	Bobby "Boris" Pickett And The Crypt-Kickers	Monster Mash
20	27	Julie London	Slightly Out Of Tune (Desafinado)
21	23	Marty Robbins	Devil Woman
22	11	The 4 Seasons	Sherry
23	13	Tommy Roe	Sheila
24	28	Carole King	It Might As Well Rain Until September
25	14	Frank Ifield	I Remember You
26	20	Dickey Lee	Patches
27	26	Elvis Presley	She's Not You
28	25	The Spotnicks	Orange Blossom Special
29	30	Chubby Checker	Popeye The Hitchhiker
30	33	Lawrence Welk And His Orchestra	Baby Elephant Walk
31	24	The Springfields	Silver Threads And Golden Needles
32	31	Johnny Mathis	Gina
33	32	Connie Francis	Vacation
34	37	Claude King	The Burning Of Atlanta
35	39	Helen Shapiro	Keep Away From Other Girls
36	--	The 4 Seasons	Big Girls Don't Cry
37	--	Marcie Blane	Bobby's Girl
38	35	Bobby Darin	If A Man Answers
39	40	Kenny Lynch	Puff (Up In Smoke)
40	--	Gene McDaniels	Spanish Lace

NOTE:  Vikki Carr and The Crystals alternated weeks on the chart with the
song "He's A Rebel".  This was the standard practice at 4BC when a song was
a hit in two or more versions released at the same time.  

Although only The Crystals' version of "He's A Rebel" appears on the 
printed version of this chart, the LW column of the following week's 4BC
survey makes it clear that Vikki Carr's version was charting right alongside it.