Jukebox #1



From the week of January 1, 1965-checkng in at #40 is the first hit in the career of Joe Tex, a song called “Hold On To What You Got”.

Checking in at #39 this week is the latest hit in the career of Lesley Gore-“The Look Of Love”.

Gerry Marsden was born September 24, 1942 in Toxteth, Liverpool, England. He would be the leader of a group that became quite popular during the British invasion. His group would be called Gerry & The Pacemakers. They will check in at #19 this week with “I’ll Be There”.
