In week 35 of 1967, San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair) by Scott McKenzie was at number 1, by then nine weeks on the chart. The highest new entry was Dandelion by The Rolling Stones, straight in at 7, one of the six new entries that week. The biggest climber was Now's The Time by Tee-Set, from 23 to 13.
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The chart of week 35
- 1San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair)1unchanged at 11peak9weeks
- 2Death of a Clown2unchanged at 22peak6weeks
- 3All You Need Is Love3unchanged at 31peak8weeks
- 4Sound Of The Screaming Day54up from 5 to 44peak7weeks
- 5I Take It Back75up from 7 to 55peak7weeks
- 6Waarom Heb Jij Me Laten Staan?6unchanged at 66peak26weeks
- 7NewDandelion7peak1week
- 8If I Were A Rich Man48down from 4 to 84peak6weeks
- 9Jij Bent Voor Mij Alleen89down from 8 to 98peak11weeks
- 10(It Looks Like) I'll Never Fall In Love Again1110up from 11 to 1010peak4weeks
- 11Heroes And Villains1511up from 15 to 1111peak3weeks
- 12Je Bent Niet Hip1412up from 14 to 1212peak5weeks
- 13Now's The Time2313up from 23 to 1313peak2weeks
- 14Even the Bad Times Are Good2114up from 21 to 1414peak3weeks
- 15Gloria915down from 9 to 155peak10weeks
- 16Sure He's A Cat1216down from 12 to 1612peak8weeks
- 17To Love Somebody1317down from 13 to 1713peak6weeks
- 18Gin House Blues1918up from 19 to 1818peak4weeks
- 19Here We Go Again1019down from 10 to 193peak11weeks
- 20The World We Knew (Over And Over)2220up from 22 to 2020peak3weeks
- 21Jackson1721down from 17 to 2110peak8weeks
- 22Mexican Whistler1622down from 16 to 229peak7weeks
- 23NewTime Seller23peak1week
- 24NewItchycoo Park24peak1week
- 25I Was Made To Love Her2425down from 24 to 2524peak5weeks
- 26Tramp2026down from 20 to 2619peak6weeks
- 27NewThe Day I Met Marie27peak1week
- 28NewLet's Forget What I Said28peak1week
- 29A Whiter Shade of Pale1829down from 18 to 291peak12weeks
- 30Light My Fire2530down from 25 to 3025peak4weeks
- 31Tallyman3231up from 32 to 3131peak2weeks
- 32The House That Jack Built3732up from 37 to 3232peak2weeks
- 33A Bad Night3033down from 30 to 3330peak3weeks
- 34Op Een Mooie Pinksterdag2734down from 27 to 349peak19weeks
- 35Respect3135down from 31 to 3511peak11weeks
- 36NewBlommenkinders36peak1week
- 37Dan Moet Je M'n Zuster Zien2837down from 28 to 3724peak7weeks
- 38d-Ys - Just Fancy2638down from 26 to 388peak8weeks
- 39Hi Hi Hazel39unchanged at 3939peak2weeks
- 40I've Been Lovin' You So Long3340down from 33 to 4029peak4weeks
Source: top40.nl · guiljam is not affiliated with the Stichting Nederlandse Top 40. Top 40 is a trademark of the Stichting; the charts are used here as the source for the site’s own artist and track pages.
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Frequently asked questions
What was number 1 in the Dutch Top 40 of 2 to 8 September 1967?
San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair) by Scott McKenzie was also number 1 the week before, on the chart for nine weeks by then (week 35 of 1967).
Which record was the highest new entry in week 35 of 1967?
Dandelion by The Rolling Stones, straight in at 7, the highest of the six new entries that week.
How many new entries were there in the Dutch Top 40 of week 35, 1967?
Six records: Dandelion by The Rolling Stones at 7, Time Seller by The Spencer Davis Group at 23, Itchycoo Park by Small Faces at 24, The Day I Met Marie by Cliff Richard at 27, Let's Forget What I Said by Wally Tax at 28 and one others.
What was the biggest climber of week 35, 1967?
Now's The Time by Tee-Set, from 23 to 13 (10 places).
Which Dutch Top 40 was current on September 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 or 8, 1967?
The chart of week 35 of 1967, dated Saturday 2 September 1967 and current until the Friday after. The top 3: 1. San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair) (Scott McKenzie), 2. Death of a Clown (Dave Davies), 3. All You Need Is Love (The Beatles).
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