Only one out of the five new entries are new names to me. Susan Boyle comes in at the top, while Cliff and the Shadows enter at 6.

Peter, Paul and Mary come in at 16 with their version of Blowing in the Wind.

The one I haven't heard of is Little Comets at 18. Their song is a rather offbeat, quirky, but enjoyable slice of Pop called 'One Night in October'.

JK enters at 20 with 'He stood in the bath ..' This isn't one of JK's that I hear much about, but it's got a certain something.

DLT nudges up to 2 as Laurie Lingo and the Dipsticks (with Paul Burnett, of course), while there's a good climb for The Beatles.

Worth checking this chart out if you haven't already.

http://fabchart.tripod.com

Not heard the JK one either.
Funny thing,but who else could tell you a story,include some history,and wrap it up all in a catchy tune that but for airplay politics would be a guaranteed chart hit?

the JK track is from Vile Pervert.