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               WXYZ 1270 - DETROIT
               OFFICIAL HIT SURVEY   
                TOP SONGS OF 1964

  1. I Want To Hold Your Hand – Beatles
  1. I Saw Her Standing There – Beatles
  2. She Loves You – Beatles          
  3. Hello Dolly – Louis Armstrong         
  4. Oh, Pretty Woman – Roy Orbison 
  5. I Get Around – Beach Boys           
  6. Everybody Loves Somebody – Dean Martin
  7. My Guy – Mary Wells          
  8. We’ll Sing In The Sunshine – Gale Garnett
  9. Last Kiss – J. Frank Wilson
 10. Where Did Our Love Go - Supremes
 11. People – Barbara Streisand                
 12. Do You Want To Know A Secret - Beatles
 13. Hard Day’s Night - Beatles
 14. Love Me Do – Beatles       
 15. Do Wah Diddy Diddy – Manfred Mann
 16. Remember – Shangri Las         
 17. Dancing In The Street – Martha & Vandellas
 18. Little Children/Bad To Me – Billy J. Kramer
 19. Love Me With All Your Heart – Ray Charles Singers
 20. Under The Boardwalk – Drifters 
 21. Chapel Of Love – Dixie Cups          
 22. Suspicion – Terry Stafford          
 23. Romeo & Juliet - Reflections
 24. Rag Doll – Four Seasons        
 25. House Of The Rising Sun - Animals
 26. Bread & Butter – Newbeats 
 27. It Hurts To Be In Love – Gene Pitney   
 28. Dead Man’s Curve/Little Old Lady From Pasadena – Jan & Dean
 29. Come A Little Bit Closer – Jay & Americans
 30. Have I The Right – Honeycombs 
 31. Baby Love – Supremes                        
 32. Memphis – Johnny Rivers                   
 33. Dawn – Four Seasons         
 34. Chug A Lug – Roger Miller   
 35. Baby I Need Your Lovin’ – Four Tops
 36. Walk On By/Any Old Time Of The Day – Dionne Warwick
 37. My Boy Lollipop – Millie Small
 38. Louie Louie – Kingsmen 
 39. A World Without Love – Peter & Gordon
 40. Haunted House – Gene Simmons

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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. 

      Survey courtesy of Chris Stinson.

Contributed by: Gary Pfeifer (Thursday, 2018-04-12)