In week 36 of 1967, San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair) by Scott McKenzie was at number 1, by then ten weeks on the chart. The highest new entry was The Last Waltz by Engelbert Humperdinck, straight in at 33, one of the five new entries that week. The biggest climber was Blommenkinders by Armand, from 36 to 25.
- 1San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair)1unchanged1peak10weeks
- 2Dandelion72last week 72peak2weeks
- 3Death of a Clown23last week 22peak7weeks
- 4I Take It Back54last week 54peak8weeks
- 5Sound Of The Screaming Day45last week 44peak8weeks
- 6All You Need Is Love36last week 31peak9weeks
- 7(It Looks Like) I'll Never Fall In Love Again107last week 107peak5weeks
- 8Waarom Heb Jij Me Laten Staan?68last week 66peak27weeks
- 9Even the Bad Times Are Good149last week 149peak4weeks
- 10If I Were A Rich Man810last week 84peak7weeks
- 11Heroes And Villains11unchanged11peak4weeks
- 12Je Bent Niet Hip12unchanged12peak6weeks
- 13Now's The Time13unchanged13peak3weeks
- 14Time Seller2314last week 2314peak2weeks
- 15Jij Bent Voor Mij Alleen915last week 98peak12weeks
- 16Itchycoo Park2416last week 2416peak2weeks
- 17The Day I Met Marie2717last week 2717peak2weeks
- 18Let's Forget What I Said2818last week 2818peak2weeks
- 19The World We Knew (Over And Over)2019last week 2019peak4weeks
- 20Gin House Blues1820last week 1818peak5weeks
- 21Sure He's A Cat1621last week 1612peak9weeks
- 22Gloria1522last week 155peak11weeks
- 23Here We Go Again1923last week 193peak12weeks
- 24To Love Somebody1724last week 1713peak7weeks
- 25Blommenkinders3625last week 3625peak2weeks
- 26Jackson2126last week 2110peak9weeks
- 27The House That Jack Built3227last week 3227peak3weeks
- 28Tramp2628last week 2619peak7weeks
- 29I Was Made To Love Her2529last week 2524peak6weeks
- 30Light My Fire30unchanged25peak5weeks
- 31Mexican Whistler2231last week 229peak8weeks
- 32Respect3532last week 3511peak12weeks
- 33NewThe Last Waltz33peak1week
- 34NewSan Franciscan Nights34peak1week
- 35Tallyman3135last week 3131peak3weeks
- 36NewBrown Eyed Girl36peak1week
- 37Op Een Mooie Pinksterdag3437last week 349peak20weeks
- 38A Whiter Shade of Pale2938last week 291peak13weeks
- 39NewDe Kinderen Zijn Niet Schuldig39peak1week
- 40NewSoul Finger40peak1week
Source: top40.nl
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What was number 1 in week 36 of 1967?
San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair) by Scott McKenzie, on the chart for ten weeks by then.
Which records were new entries?
Five records: The Last Waltz by Engelbert Humperdinck at 33, San Franciscan Nights by Eric Burdon & the Animals at 34, Brown Eyed Girl by Van Morrison at 36, De Kinderen Zijn Niet Schuldig by Gerard De Vries at 39, Soul Finger by The Bar-Kays at 40.
What was the biggest climber?
Blommenkinders by Armand, from 36 to 25 (11 places).
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