Chart Notes: 'Love Me Do' hangs on to #1 for a fourth consecutive week at WPGC (and would go on to be the #13 song of the year on the WPGC Top 100 of 1964) while 'P.S. I Love You' rounds out the top two positions, rising from #3 - #2.

Elsewhere around the dial, 'Can't Buy Me Love' holds on to the top spot at WEAM, falls from #1 - #3 at Milt Grant's Network, falls from #1 - #4 at WWDC but moves back into the Top Ten at #7 at WINX and drops from #3 - #7 at WHMC.

'Do You Want To Know A Secret' rises a couple of notches from #5 - #3 at WEAM, holds at #4 at Milt Grant's Network, debuts in the Top Ten at #9 at WINX, falls from #6 - #9 at WWDC and falls out of the #1 position to #2 at WHMC where it is replaced at the top by fellow Liverpudlians, the Searchers', 'Needles & Pins'.

'Love Me Do' soars from #8 to #1 at Milt Grant's Network, jumps from #4 - #1 at WWDC, falls from the #1 spot to #2 at WEEL where it is replaced by the Lennon-McCartney penned, 'A World Without Love' by Peter & Gordon and debuts in the Top Ten at #8 at WINX.

'Roll Over Beethoven' falls out of the Top Ten at WEEL while 'P.S. I Love You' rises from #5 - #3 at WEEL and debuts in the Top Ten at #9 at WHMC.

'Twist And Shout' and 'Thank You Girl' both fall out of the Top Ten this week at WINX.

Finally, Donna Lynn who hit earlier in the year with the novelty song about the Beatles, 'My Boyfriend Got A Beatle Haircut', moves into the Top Ten with her follow up, 'Java Jones' at #10 at WHMC.

© Evening Star

04/25/64

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