Sixties City - Sixties British Chart Hits and Artists

Long-Play record albums (L.P.s) are listed more or less alphabetically by the first letter of the artists name. Where a title appears to be repeated, it is a different release with the same title.
Re-releases and re-entries are not included in the listing. The year given is the original release year and the position given is the highest that recording achieved at any time in the chart.
Some albums were issued in both stereo and mono. The chart rating treated both as the same version although they had different catalogue numbers.
For statistical purposes, if no chart was issued for a particular week the previous week's positions have been used. All statistics are calculated from the Saturday of the week in which a particular chart was published.

KARL DENVER			KATHY KIRBY			KAY STARR

WIMOWEH	1961	7	16 HITS FROM 'STARS AND GARTERS'	1964	11	MOVIN'	1960	16

KEELY SMITH			KEN DODD			KENNETH McKELLAR

LENNON - McCARTNEY SCRAPBOOK	1965	12	TEARS OF HAPPINESS	1965	6	THE WORLD OF KENNETH MCKELLAR	1969	27
			HITS FOR NOW AND ALWAYS	1966	14
			FOR SOMEONE SPECIAL	1967	40

KENNY BALL			KENNY BALL, CHRIS BARBER & MR ACKER BILK			KING CRIMSON

KENNY BALL'S GOLDEN HITS	1963	4	BEST OF BALL, BARBER AND BILK	1962	1	IN THE COURT OF THE CRIMSON KING	1969	5

			THE KINKS

KINKS	1964	3	FACE TO FACE	1966	12	SUNNY AFTERNOON	1967	9
KINDA KINKS	1965	3	WELL RESPECTED KINKS	1966	5
KINKS KONTROVERSY	1965	9	SOMETHING ELSE	1967	35

THE KNIGHTSBRIDGE STRINGS

STRING AWAY	1960	20

		British 12 " L.P. Album Chart Artists and Hits 1960 - 1969
	Long-Play record albums (L.P.s) are listed more or less alphabetically by the first letter of the artists name. Where a title appears to be repeated, it is a different release with the same title. Re-releases and re-entries are not included in the listing. The year given is the original release year and the position given is the highest that recording achieved at any time in the chart. Some albums were issued in both stereo and mono. The chart rating treated both as the same version although they had different catalogue numbers. For statistical purposes, if no chart was issued for a particular week the previous week's positions have been used. All statistics are calculated from the Saturday of the week in which a particular chart was published.