WITH 1230 AM

                WITH - RADIO 1230 BALTIMORE 
                         TOP 30                
                 WEEK OF NOVEMBER 1, 1964

    1. Last Kiss – J. Frank Wilson                       
    2. We’ll Sing In The Sunshine – Gale Garnett     
    3. Pretty Woman – Roy Orbison           
    4. Little Honda – The Hondells        
    5. Have I The Right – The Honeycombs
    6. Right Or Wrong – Ronnie Dove                   
    7. Do Wah Diddy Diddy – Manfred Mann            
    8. Ain’t That Lovin’ You Baby – Elvis Presley
    9. The Door Is Still Open – Dean Martin     
   10. Baby Love – The Supremes                            
   11. Come A Little Bit Closer – Jay & Americans         
   12. I Don’t Want To See Tomorrow – Nat “King” Cole
   13. Leader Of The Pack – The Shangri-Las        
   14. Is It True – Brenda Lee                
   15. Pearly Shells – Burl Ives                         
   16. Everything’s Alright – The Newbeats       
   17. My Love Forgive Me – Robert Goulet      
   18. Who Do You Turn To – Tony Bennett           
   19. Cousin Of Mine – Sam Cooke                         
   20. Ringo – Lorne Greene                       
   21. Mr. Lonely – Bobby Vinton                   
   22. We Could – Al Martino                    
   23. Baby Don’t You Do It – Marvin Gaye            
   24. Ain’t That The Truth – Mary Wells 
   25. Needle In A Haystack – The Velvelettes
   26. I’m Gonna Be Strong – Gene Pitney       
   27. She’s Not There – The Zombies     
   28. Reach Out For Me – Dionne Warwick         
   29. Almost There – Andy Williams  
   30. One More Time – Ray Charles Singers               

       W-I-T-H “WAX TO WATCH”
       Come See About Me – The Supremes     

       PICTURED DJ’S
       Gene Creasy
       Bob Foster
       Bob Walsh
       Rudy Runnells
       Johnny Contino
       Danny Sheelds
       Brad Ganson


 NOTE: The song titles and artists shown above are presented exactly
    as they are shown on the printed survey.  Any typos, spelling 
    errors and/or other anomalies are as they appear on the printed 
    sheet. 

Contributed by: Gary Pfeifer (Thursday, 2016-04-07)