"She's Not There" from The Zombies debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on October 3rd 1964.
The highest Australian chart peak was 11.
The song peaked at number one in:
Japan
New Zealand.
The Zombies' debut single.
Album: "Begin Here" (1965).
2. "Reet Petitie"
Answer: Dinah Lee
"Reet Petitie" from Dinah Lee with Max Merritt & The Meteors debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on October 10th 1964.
The highest Australian chart peak was 16.
Highest worldwide peak was one (New Zealand).
3. "Ride The Wild Surf"
Answer: Jan and Dean
"Ride The Wild Surf" from Jan and Dean debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on October 10th 1964.
The highest Australian chart peak was 24.
Highest worldwide peak was 16 (United States).
4. "Someplace Green"
Answer: Jimmie Rodgers
"Someplace Green" from Jimmie Rodgers debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on October 10th 1964.
The highest Australian chart peak was nine.
5. "As Tears Go By"
Answer: Marianne Faithfull
"As Tears Go By" from Marianne Faithfull debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on October 10th 1964.
The highest Australian chart peak was 35.
Highest worldwide peak was two (Canada).
Marianne Faithfull's debut single.
6. "I Don't Want To See You Again"
Answer: Peter and Gordon
"I Don't Want To See You Again" from Peter and Gordon debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on October 10th 1964.
The highest Australian chart peak was 28.
Highest worldwide peak was 16 (United States).
7. "Cousin Of Mine"
Answer: Sam Cooke
"Cousin Of Mine" from Sam Cooke debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on October 10th 1964.
The highest Australian chart peak was 28.
8. "People"
Answer: Barbra Streisand
"People" from Barbra Streisand debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on October 17th 1964.
The highest Australian chart peak was 20.
Highest worldwide peak was five (United States).
Grammy wins and nominations:
*Best Female Vocal Performance - 1965 (Won).
*Record Of The Year - 1965 (Nominated).
*Song Of The Year - 1965 (Nominated).
Album: "Funny Girl Original Cast Recording" (1964).
9. "Sick and Tired"
Answer: Billy Thorpe and The Aztecs
"Sick and Tired" from Billy Thorpe and The Aztecs debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on October 17th 1964.
The highest Australian chart peak was 11.
Album: "Sick and Tired EP" (1965).
10. "The Twelfth Of Never"
Answer: Cliff Richard
"The Twelfth Of Never" from Cliff Richard debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on October 17th 1964.
The highest Australian chart peak was six.
Highest worldwide peak was three (Malaysia).
11. "Summer Is Over"
Answer: Frank Ifield
"Summer Is Over" from Frank Ifield debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on October 17th 1964.
The highest Australian chart peak was 40.
Highest worldwide peak was 25 (United Kingdom).
12. "I'm Into Something Good"
Answer: Herman's Hermits
"I'm Into Something Good" from Herman's Hermits debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on October 17th 1964.
The highest Australian chart peak was 11.
The song peaked at number one in:
Ireland
United Kingdom.
Herman's Hermits' debut single.
Album: "Herman's Hermits" (1965).
13. "Come A Little Bit Closer"
Answer: Jay and The Americans
"Come A Little Bit Closer" from Jay and The Americans debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on October 17th 1964.
The highest Australian chart peak was four.
Highest worldwide peak was one (Canada).
Album: "Come A Little Bit Closer" (1964).
14. "Lonely City"
Answer: Johnny Noble
"Lonely City" from Johnny Noble debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on October 17th 1964.
The highest Australian chart peak was 34.
15. "So Long, Dearie"
Answer: Louis Armstrong
"Song Long, Dearie" from Louis Armstrong debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on October 17th 1964.
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