The 1967 year chart of the Dutch Top 40 is the ranking of the best records of that year, calculated across all 52 weekly charts of 1967. Every weekly entry counts 41 minus the position: 40 points for a number 1, 1 point for number 40. The 100 records with the most points are listed below, the best at the top. Top is Waarom Heb Jij Me Laten Staan? by De Heikrekels, with 623 points from 34 weeks.
All weeks, number ones and new entries of 1967 Decade chart 1960s
The 100 best records of 1967
- 1Waarom Heb Jij Me Laten Staan?
- 2San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair)
- 3This Is My Song
- 4Het Land Van Maas En Waal
- 5I'm a Believer
- 6Ruby Tuesday
- 7Release Me
- 8Green Green Grass Of Home
- 9Ha! Ha! Said the Clown
- 10Spicks And Specks
- 11All You Need Is Love
- 12Op Een Mooie Pinksterdag
- 13Massachusetts
- 14A Whiter Shade of Pale
- 15Then I Kissed Her
- 16Death of a Clown
- 17I Was Kaiser Bill's Batman
- 18Melodia
- 19Puppet On A String
- 20Dandelion
- 21Strawberry Fields Forever / Penny Lane
- 22I Take It Back
- 23Sound Of The Screaming Day
- 24Mr. Pleasant
- 25Itchycoo Park
- 26Dat Afgezaagde Zinnetje
- 27Ben Ik Te Min
- 28Homburg
- 29Jij Bent Voor Mij Alleen
- 30Excerpt from a Teenage Opera
- 31Here We Go Again
- 32Monkey On Your Back
- 33Waterloo Sunset
- 34De Bostella
- 35Silence Is Golden
- 36Gloria
- 37Dear Mrs. Applebee
- 38Snoopy Vs. The Red Baron
- 39(It Looks Like) I'll Never Fall In Love Again
- 40From The Underworld
- 41Na Na Na
- 42Time Seller
- 43Detroit City
- 44The Letter
- 45Happy Together
- 46Tomorrow Is Another Day
- 47Okay!
- 48If I Were A Rich Man
- 49New York Mining Disaster 1941
- 50Friday On My Mind
- 51The Last Waltz
- 52Hey Joe
- 53When I Was Young
- 54How Can We Hang On To A Dream
- 55Ik Wil Alleen Maar Van Je Houden
- 56Take Her Home
- 57A Little Bit Me, a Little Bit You
- 58Pictures Of Lily
- 59Even the Bad Times Are Good
- 60Sammy
- 61The Happening
- 62Don't You Leave
- 63San Franciscan Nights
- 64The Beat Goes On
- 65The Day I Met Marie
- 66In My House
- 67Beestjes...
- 68Autumn Almanac
- 69Flowers In The Rain
- 70Mama
- 71Happy Jack
- 72World Of Birds
- 73Zabadak!
- 74Not Just A Flower In Your Hair
- 75Je Bent Niet Hip
- 76Carrie Anne
- 77Zai Zai Zai
- 78Sure He's A Cat
- 79Ta-ta-ta-ta
- 80Summer Is Here
- 81What A Crazy Life
- 82Holiday
- 83Sweet Soul Music
- 84Together We Live Together We Love
- 85Respect
- 86Hello, Goodbye
- 87Jackson
- 88Onder Ons
- 89Funny Familiar Forgotten Feelings
- 90Save Me
- 91I'm A Man
- 92Soul Finger
- 93The Wind Cries Mary
- 94M'n Opa
- 95Dedicated To The One I Love
- 96It's The Same Old Song
- 97It Takes Two
- 98Days of Pearly Spencer
- 99Mexican Whistler
- 100d-Ys - Just Fancy
Source: top40.nl
Frequently asked questions
What is the best record of 1967 in the Dutch Top 40?
Waarom Heb Jij Me Laten Staan? by De Heikrekels tops the 1967 year chart, with 623 points from 34 weeks in the chart (peak position 6). The top 5: 1. Waarom Heb Jij Me Laten Staan? (De Heikrekels), 2. San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair) (Scott McKenzie), 3. This Is My Song (Petula Clark), 4. Het Land Van Maas En Waal (Boudewijn de Groot), 5. I'm a Believer (The Monkees).
How is the 1967 year chart calculated?
Every weekly entry in 1967 earns points: 41 minus the position, so 40 points for a number 1 and 1 point for number 40. The sum of those points sets the order; on a tie the peak position counts, then the number of weeks, then the earliest week. Only the weeks of 1967 count, also for a record that entered the year before or stayed on into the next year.
Is the number 1 of the year chart also the record that spent longest at number 1?
Not necessarily. The year chart counts every week in the chart, including the weeks lower in the Top 40; a record that stayed high for a long time can therefore end above a shorter-lived number 1. The number ones of 1967, the longest-charting records and the highest new entries are on the 1967 year page.
How many weeks does the 1967 year chart cover?
52 weekly charts, with 277 different records between them, 17 of which reached number 1. Every week can be viewed separately from the year page.