CHUM Chart number-one singles of 1965

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The following is a list of the CHUM Chart number-one singles of 1965.

Issue date	Song	Artist	Reference
January 4	"I Feel Fine" / "She's a Woman"	The Beatles	[1]
January 11			[2]
January 18			[3]
January 25"	"Downtown"	Petula Clark	[4]
February 1			[5]
February 8			[6]
February 15	"This Diamond Ring"	Gary Lewis & the Playboys	[7]
February 22			[8]
March 1			[9]
March 8	"Heart of Stone"	The Rolling Stones	[10]
March 15	"Eight Days a Week" / "I Don't Want to Spoil the Party"	The Beatles	[11]
March 22			[12]
March 29			[13]
April 5			[14]
April 12	"Mrs. Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter"	Herman's Hermits	[15]
April 19			[16]
April 26			[17]
May 3	"Silhouettes"	Herman's Hermits	[18]
May 10	"Ticket to Ride" / "Yes It Is"	The Beatles	[19]
May 17			[20]
May 24			[21]
May 31	"Crying in the Chapel"	Elvis Presley	[22]
June 7			[23]
June 14			[24]
June 21			[25]
June 28			[26]
July 5	"Cara Mia"	Jay and the Americans	[27]
July 12	"(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction"	The Rolling Stones	[28]
July 19			[29]
July 26			[30]
August 2			[31]
August 9			[32]
August 16	"Help!" / "I'm Down"	The Beatles	[33]
August 23			[34]
August 30			[35]
September 6	"Unchained Melody"	The Righteous Brothers	[36]
September 13			[37]
September 20	"Eve of Destruction"	Barry McGuire	[38]
September 27			[39]
October 4			[40]
October 11	"Yesterday" / "Act Naturally"	The Beatles	[41]
October 18			[42]
October 25	"Baby Don't Go"	Sonny & Cher	[43]
November 1			[44]
November 8	"Get Off of My Cloud"	The Rolling Stones	[45]
November 15			[46]
November 22			[47]
November 29			[48]
December 6	"Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is a Season)"	The Byrds	[49]
December 13			[50]
December 20	"I Can Never Go Home Anymore"	The Shangri-Las	[51]
December 27	"Day Tripper" / "We Can Work It Out"	The Beatles	[52]

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