1961-09-21 — 3DB 1030 AM ( Melbourne, Victoria )

3DB - 1030 AM - MELBOURNE, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA
3DB'S TOP FORTY
SEPTEMBER 21, 1961

TW	LW	ARTIST	TITLE	WKS
1	2	Johnny O'Keefe	I'm Counting On You	4
2	3	The Highwaymen	Michael	5
3	1	Eddie Hodges	I'm Gonna Knock On Your Door	9
4	4	Floyd Cramer	San Antonio Rose	9
5	6	Gaynor Bunning	My First Love And Last Love	15
6	7	Andy Stewart	The Battle's O'er	10
7	10	Andy Stewart	Donald Where's Your Troosers?	3
8	12	Mark Wynter	Exclusively Yours	9
9	21	Elvis Presley	Little Sister	2
10	18	Bobby Vee	Take Good Care Of My Baby	3
11	11	Andy Stewart	A Scottish Soldier (Green Hills Of Tyrol)	20
12	13	Bobby Lewis	Tossin' And Turnin'	4
13	8	Arthur Lyman Group	Yellow Bird	10
14	5	Connie Francis	Together	8
15	14	Dee Clark	Raindrops	5
16	9	Brenda Lee	Dum Dum	7
17	16	Mark Wynter	Dream Girl	13
18	28	Curtis Lee	Pretty Little Angel Eyes	4
19	17	Barry Mann	Who Put The Bomp (In The Bomp, Bomp, Bomp)	4
20	15	Ricky Nelson	Hello Mary Lou	18
21	26	Lonnie Donegan	Have A Drink On Me	6
22	19	Duane Eddy	Drivin' Home	3
23	22	The Joy Boys	Smokey Mokes	5
24	27	Chris Kenner	I Like It Like That, Part 1	2
25	--	The Four Preps	More Money For You And Me	1
26	31	The Rondels	Back Beat No. 1	2
27	--	Johnny Chester With The Thunderbirds	Can Can Ladies	1
28	32	Ben E. King	Amor	2
29	--	Roy Orbison	Crying	1
30	34	The Coasters	Girls Girls Girls	3
31	20	Pat Boone	Moody River	12
32	23	The Fireballs	Quite A Party	4
33	33	Elvis Presley	Wooden Heart	28
34	25	Bobby Rydell	The Fish	7
35	--	Bob Moore And His Orch.	Mexico	1
36	--	Billy Vaughn	Never On Sunday	1
37	35	Bobby Vee	Baby Face	15
38	24	Duane Eddy	Ring Of Fire	7
39	30	Marty Robbins	Jimmy Martinez	10
40	29	Del Shannon	Hats Off To Larry	11

NOTE: With the exception of the Predictions, the survey does not list 
artists. The artists shown above are a best-guess by Australian survey
collector, Ray Sinclair, based on his knowledge and research of the 
Australian radio charts of the artists who released these singles at 
the time of this survey.  Several of the songs listed may have been 
recorded by multiple artists which was a common practice at the time
of this survey. 

Survey courtesy of Ray Sinclair