4BK Top 40 charts September 1966

This is from the Telegraph September 21st 1966 and this was the 4BK Top 40 charts with the Beatles at number 1 with the double sided Yellow Submarine with Ringo Starr on lead vocals and Eleanor Rigby with Paul McCartney on lead vocals which were from the Revolver album, the Easybeats at number 2 with the EP Easyfever, Ray Conniff at number 3 with Somewhere My Love and the Hollies at number 4 with the song written by future 10CC member Graham Gouldman as well as the first recording with bass player Bernie Calvert who replaced original bass player Eric Haydock Bus Stop. The New entries in the charts that week were the Lovin Spoonful at number 30 with Summer In The City, Donovan at number 32 with Sunshine Superman and The Kinks at number 33 with Sunny Afternoon and besides from the Easybeats the other Australian acts in the charts that week were Johnny Young and Kompany at number 11 with Step Back written by Stevie Wright and George Young from the Easybeats, Brisbane group the Purple Hearts at number 12 with Early In The Morning, Mike Furber and the Bowery Boys at number 19 with You, Normie Rowe at number 36 with his version of the Levon and the Hawks(later the Band) song The Stones That I Throw, the Throb at number 38 with Black and Melbourne disc jockey Grantley Dee at number 40 with his version of the Bobby Bland song Let The Little Girl Dance.

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