Sixties City - Sixties British Chart Hits and Artists

Long-Play record albums (L.P.s) are listed more or less alphabetically by the first letter of the artists name. Where a title appears to be repeated, it is a different release with the same title.
Re-releases and re-entries are not included in the listing. The year given is the original release year and the position given is the highest that recording achieved at any time in the chart.
Some albums were issued in both stereo and mono. The chart rating treated both as the same version although they had different catalogue numbers.
For statistical purposes, if no chart was issued for a particular week the previous week's positions have been used. All statistics are calculated from the Saturday of the week in which a particular chart was published.

THE HAMBURG STUDENTS CHOIR			HANK MARVIN			HARRY SECOMBE

HARK THE HERALD ANGELS SING	1960	11	HANK MARVIN	1969	14	SACRED SONGS	1962	16
						SECOMBE'S PERSONAL CHOICE	1967	6

HARRY SECOMBE, PETER SELLERS AND SPIKE MILLIGAN			HELEN SHAPIRO			THE HERD

HOW TO WIN AN ELECTION	1964	20	TOPS WITH ME	1962	2	PARADISE LOST	1968	38

			HERB ALPERT AND HIS TIJUANA BRASS

GOING PLACES	1966	4	S.R.O.	1967	5	NINTH	1968	26
WHAT NOW MY LOVE	1966	18	SOUNDS LIKE	1967	21	EARLY ALPERT	1969	4
WHIPPED CREAM AND OTHER DELIGHTS	1966	2	BEAT OF THE BRASS	1968	4	WARM	1969	30

HERMAN'S HERMITS			THE HOLLIES			HUMBLE PIE

HERMAN'S HERMITS	1965	16	STAY WITH THE HOLLIES	1964	2	AS SAFE AS YESTERDAY IS	1969	32
			HOLLIES	1965	8
			FOR CERTAIN BECAUSE	1966	23
			WOULD YOU BELIEVE	1966	16
			EVOLUTION	1967	13
			GREATEST HITS	1968	1
			HOLLIES SING DYLAN	1969	3

		British 12 " L.P. Album Chart Artists and Hits 1960 - 1969
	Long-Play record albums (L.P.s) are listed more or less alphabetically by the first letter of the artists name. Where a title appears to be repeated, it is a different release with the same title. Re-releases and re-entries are not included in the listing. The year given is the original release year and the position given is the highest that recording achieved at any time in the chart. Some albums were issued in both stereo and mono. The chart rating treated both as the same version although they had different catalogue numbers. For statistical purposes, if no chart was issued for a particular week the previous week's positions have been used. All statistics are calculated from the Saturday of the week in which a particular chart was published.