2UE 950 AM

                  2UE 950 - SYDNEY 
                   OFFICIAL TOP 40
      THE ORIGINAL & AUTHENTIC SURVEY OF HIT TUNES 
                    JUNE 7, 1963

TW                                                                LW
 1. Tamoure – Bill Justis                                          1
 2. Jezebel – Rob E.G.                                             2
 3. Pipeline – The Chantays                                        3
 4. I Will Follow Him – Little Peggy March                         4
 5. Proud Of You – Jay Justin                                      5
 6. Mecca – Gene Pitney                                            6
 7. Cast Your Fate To The Winds – Mel Torme                        8
 8. Foot Tapper – The Shadows                                      7
 9. On Broadway – The Drifters                                    11
10. Summer Holiday – Cliff Richard                                10
11. Surfin’ U.S.A. – Beach Boys                                    9
12. Can’t Get Used To Losing You – Andy Williams                  14
13. Puff – Peter, Paul & Mary                                     12
14. Rhythm Of The Rain – The Cascades                             13
15. How Do You Do It – Gerry And The Pacemakers                   --
16. He’s Got The Power – The Exciters                             16
17. Two Kinds Of Teardrops – Del Shannon                          18
18. Blue Mountains – Denver Men                                   20
19. It’s My Party – Leslie Gore                                   --
20. In Dreams – Roy Orbison                                       19
21. Little Band Of Gold – James Gilreath                          15
22. Young Lovers – Paul & Paula                                   24
23. Hava Naguila - The Spotnicks                                  21
24. Tell Him – The Exciters                                       22
25. From A Jack To A King – Ned Miller                            17
26. One Broken Heart For Sale – Elvis Presley                     29
27. Love’s A Ball – Damita Jo And Billy Eckstine                  30
28. Those Lazy, Hazy, Crazy Days Of Summer – Nat “King” Cole      31
29. Blame It On The Bossa Nova – Eydie Gorme                      26
30. Dance On – The Shadows                                        25
31. Our Day Will Come – Ruby And The Romantics                    23
32. Struttin’ With Maria – Tijuana Brass                          27
33. Mr. Bass Man – Johnny Cymbal                                  36
34. The Reverend Mr. Black – Kingston Trio                        35
35. I Love You Because – Al Martino                               38
36. Wildwood Days – Bobby Rydell                                  --
37. Our Winter Love – Bill Pursell                                37
38. My Heart Said (The Bossa Nova) – Irene Reid                   39
39. The Folk Singer – Tommy Roe                                   32
40. You’ll Never Cherish A Love So True – Johnny O’Keefe          --

    COUNTRY AND WESTERN HIT PARADE	
 1. Nobody’s Darlin’ But Mine – Frank Ifield                       1
 2. I Love You Because – Al Martino                                2
 3. Blue – Jack Reno                                               4
 4. Ring Of Fire – Johnny Cash                                     8
 5. Abilene – George Hamilton IV                                   9
 6. Back In Baby’s Arms – Patsy Cline                             12
 7. Sometimes You Win, Sometimes You Lose – Tommy Edwards          7
 8. This Ole House – Jimmy Dean                                    3
 9. Lonely Balladeer – Eddy Arnold                                 5
10. A Stranger In Your Town – The Shacklefords                     6
11. Little Band Of Gold – James Gilreath                          10
12. Here Comes Raggedy Ann – Allen Reynolds                       --

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 (Saturday, 2018-07-07)