Chart Notes: Bobby Vinton's, 'There I've Said It Again' is the last song to hit #1 on the WPGC Top Ten before the Beatles did so for the first time with 'I Want To Hold Your Hand' a week later (which debuts this week at #10 on WPGC and which would go on to be the #1 song of the year on the WPGC Top 100 of 1964).

Incredibly, at WWDC where Carroll James is credited as first airing the song in the US, it was listed merely as a Predicted Hit, despite the fact it was already #1 at WEEL!

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