1968-04-05 — WAKY 790 AM ( Louisville, Kentucky )

                         WAKY’S BOSS HITS
                          IN KENTUCKIANA
                    WEEK ENDING APRIL 5, 1968

TW	LW	ARTIST	TITLE
11	10	Aretha Franklin	(Sweet, Sweet Baby) Since You've Been Gone
11	10	Aretha Franklin	Ain't No Way
5	4	Raymond Lefevre And His Orchestra	Ame Caline (Soul Coaxing)
6	15	The Peppermint Trolley Company	Baby You Come Rollin' Across My Mind
23	16	The Newbeats	Bad Dreams
19	22	The Mills Brothers	Cab Driver
22	27	The Who	Call Me Lightning
9	6	The Box Tops	Cry Like A Baby
15	21	Sly & The Family Stone	Dance To The Music
		Bobby Taylor & The Vancouvers	Does Your Mama Know About Me
2	2	Bobby Goldsboro	Honey
30	--	Andy Kim	How'd We Ever Get This Way
12	26	James Brown And The Famous Flames	I Got The Feelin'
7	3	The New Colony Six	I Will Always Think About You
		Smokey Robinson & The Miracles	If You Can Want
24	30	The Third Rail	It's Time To Say Goodbye
29	--	Donovan	Jennifer Juniper
26	18	Petula Clark	Kiss Me Goodbye
1	1	The Beatles	Lady Madonna
13	7	The Troggs	Love Is All Around
4	17	The Roosters	Love Machine
		The High Windows	Maybe Someday
21	24	Lulu	Me, The Peaceful Heart
17	14	Gene & Debbe	Playboy
14	20	Simon & Garfunkel	Scarborough Fair (/Canticle)
		Wilson Pickett	She's Lookin' Good
		Stevie Wonder	Shoo-Be-Doo-Be-Doo-Da-Day
27	--	Willie Mitchell	Soul Serenade
10	25	Percy Sledge	Take Time To Know Her
28	--	The Hearby	The Harm I Do (By Being Me)
16	8	Manfred Mann	The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo)
20	12	The Dells	There Is
25	28	The Human Beinz	Turn On Your Love Light
18	9	The Monkees	Valleri
8	11	The Bee Gees	Words
3	5	The Union Gap Featuring Gary Puckett	Young Girl

ALBUM CHARTS

NOTE: B.J. Thomas's "It's Only Love" appears twice on the survey:
  at Nos. 12 & 21.
   
   Survey courtesy of John Frank.