In week 41 of 1967, Excerpt from a Teenage Opera by Keith West was at number 1, by then five weeks on the chart. The highest new entry was Melodia by John Woodhouse, straight in at 24, one of the five new entries that week. The biggest climber was Flowers In The Rain by The Move, from 34 to 14.
Born on October 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 or 20, 1967? This is the chart of your birth week.
The chart of week 41
- 1Excerpt from a Teenage Opera1unchanged at 11peak5weeks
- 2Dandelion2unchanged at 21peak7weeks
- 3Itchycoo Park3unchanged at 33peak7weeks
- 4Massachusetts184up from 18 to 44peak2weeks
- 5Ik Wil Alleen Maar Van Je Houden75up from 7 to 55peak3weeks
- 6The Last Waltz86up from 8 to 66peak6weeks
- 7Time Seller47down from 4 to 73peak7weeks
- 8San Franciscan Nights68down from 6 to 86peak6weeks
- 9San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair)59down from 5 to 91peak15weeks
- 10The Day I Met Marie910down from 9 to 108peak7weeks
- 11Soul Finger1211up from 12 to 1111peak6weeks
- 12Ode To Billie Joe1612up from 16 to 1212peak4weeks
- 13Hole In My Shoe1913up from 19 to 1313peak4weeks
- 14Flowers In The Rain3414up from 34 to 1414peak2weeks
- 15I Take It Back1315down from 13 to 154peak13weeks
- 16Even the Bad Times Are Good1016down from 10 to 167peak9weeks
- 17Farewell In The Rain3117up from 31 to 1717peak2weeks
- 18(It Looks Like) I'll Never Fall In Love Again1418down from 14 to 187peak10weeks
- 19Wonderful Impressions / Nellie The Horse1519down from 15 to 1915peak4weeks
- 20The Letter3920up from 39 to 2020peak2weeks
- 21Spanish Eyes2321up from 23 to 2114peak16weeks
- 22Death of a Clown1122down from 11 to 222peak12weeks
- 23Let's Forget What I Said1723down from 17 to 2311peak7weeks
- 24NewMelodia24peak1week
- 25Brown Eyed Girl2025down from 20 to 2516peak6weeks
- 26Blommenkinders2926up from 29 to 2619peak7weeks
- 27There Is a Mountain2627down from 26 to 2726peak3weeks
- 28NewTomorrow Is Another Day28peak1week
- 29Don't Go Out Into the Rain3829up from 38 to 2929peak2weeks
- 30Waarom Heb Jij Me Laten Staan?2430down from 24 to 306peak32weeks
- 31Jij Bent Voor Mij Alleen3031down from 30 to 318peak17weeks
- 32Je Bent Niet Hip2232down from 22 to 3212peak11weeks
- 33Sound Of The Screaming Day2133down from 21 to 334peak13weeks
- 34NewTwelve Thirty34peak1week
- 35Picknick2535down from 25 to 3525peak4weeks
- 36Tramp36unchanged at 3619peak12weeks
- 37Reflections2837down from 28 to 3724peak5weeks
- 38NewYou Keep Me Hanging On38peak1week
- 39The World We Knew (Over And Over)3539down from 35 to 3919peak9weeks
- 40NewAnd Her Name Is...40peak1week
Source: top40.nl
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Frequently asked questions
What was number 1 in the Dutch Top 40 of 14 to 20 October 1967?
Excerpt from a Teenage Opera by Keith West was also number 1 the week before, on the chart for five weeks by then (week 41 of 1967).
Which record was the highest new entry in week 41 of 1967?
Melodia by John Woodhouse, straight in at 24, the highest of the five new entries that week.
How many new entries were there in the Dutch Top 40 of week 41, 1967?
Five records: Melodia by John Woodhouse at 24, Tomorrow Is Another Day by The Buffoons at 28, Twelve Thirty by The Mamas & The Papas at 34, You Keep Me Hanging On by Vanilla Fudge at 38, And Her Name Is... by Sandy Coast at 40.
What was the biggest climber of week 41, 1967?
Flowers In The Rain by The Move, from 34 to 14 (20 places).
Which Dutch Top 40 was current on October 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 or 20, 1967?
The chart of week 41 of 1967, dated Saturday 14 October 1967 and current until the Friday after. The top 3: 1. Excerpt from a Teenage Opera (Keith West), 2. Dandelion (The Rolling Stones), 3. Itchycoo Park (Small Faces).
How do you play this week?
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