Chart Performance
All I Really Want to Do was a success on the Billboard 200 album chart, peaking at #16. The album entered the chart while the debut album by Sonny & Cher, Look at Us, was still at #2. The album also entered the UK Albums Chart, debuting at #20 in early October 1965 and peaking at #7 two weeks later. The album remained in the UK chart for nine weeks between early October and late November. Although All I Really Want to Do reached the UK Album Chart, it failed to chart in Europe.
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