1966 in Music - British Number One Hits Not Included Above

British Number One Hits Not Included Above

Winter

  • "Keep On Running" – Spencer Davis Group
  • "Michelle" – The Overlanders
  • "The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore" – The Walker Brothers

Spring

  • "Somebody Help Me" – The Spencer Davis Group
  • "Pretty Flamingo" – Manfred Mann

Summer

  • "Sunny Afternoon" – The Kinks
  • "Get Away" – Georgie Fame and the Blue Flames
  • "With a Girl Like You" – The Troggs
  • "All or Nothing" – Small Faces

Autumn

  • "Distant Drums" – Jim Reeves
  • "Green, Green Grass of Home" – Tom Jones

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