On this sixth day of July we'll pay some attention to the chart of 06-07-1974. A new entry at number 38 in the Dutch Top 40, the first one of his six hits, Tony Sherman -- Tonight.
Yes, that's the sleeve of the vinyl single:

Do you think that Carol, taking care of business at the frontdesk, is scaring away our patien^H^H^H^H^H^Hfellow members, mevrouw Kleine Zeemeermin, min of meer?

We're returning to our hospital where Carol Beer is having a lunchbreak till two o'clock:
Part 4 - when a woman with her arm in a sling enters …

On this seventh day of July we'll pay some attention to the chart of 07-07-1973. A new entry at number 28 in the Dutch Top 40, a rock-'n-roll-band:
Long Tall Ernie and The Shakers -- Turn Your Radio On.
Shall we have a quick look at the sleeve of the vinyl single?

On this eighth day of July we'll pay some attention to the chart of 08-07-1978. A new entry at number 29 in the Dutch Top 40, Massada -- Latin Dance.
Another delightful sleeve to add to our growing collection of vinyl singles:

While the lady is filing a complaint against the hospital with Carol Beer we'll be forced to get to a police station to get some other report filed. It looks as if it has something to do with our 'vehicle' and it may seem that our car perhaps got a little scratch somewhere, so let's see what is happening inside.

While I don't know if we'll see Carol Beer back at the hospital, let's go to a branch of our bank today and get some financial advice. There we are. Whom do we get to speak to? Our new financial advisor of course. Let's sit down and see ... hey, that's a familiar face! This is interesting, do we qualify for the Advantage Executive Premier Gold account and do we get free travel insurance included?

Mevrouw Kleine Zeemeermin, I have a question. Did you notice … did Carol catch anything at the hospital? I'm not talking about some fish, I mean something bad. Like a …, like a disease ?

On this ninth day of July we'll pay some attention to the chart of 09-07-1977. A new entry at number 18 in the Dutch Top 40, this group was a rock-'n-roll-band in the sixties and later on the band changed its repertoire to a more popular sound in the mid seventies by acquiring a female lead singer. The band is BZN and the song is called Sevilla.
Through the years they scored a fantastic lot of 55 hits (compare this to The Rolling Stones: 53 hits) and come in second after Madonna (57 hits), who actually had 55 songs ("Holiday" was three times a hit).
BZN actually stands for "band without a name" (Band Zonder Naam).
Here's the sleeve of the vinyl single:

In the latest episode of our Carol Beer story we saw that she still had this strange cough that she seems to have developed at the hospital. Even Fry & Laurie are concerned about her: "Carol, how are you?"

On this tenth day of July we'll pay some attention to the chart of 10-07-1971. A new entry at number 29 in the Dutch Top 40: Focus -- Hocus Pocus.
This was actually the first hit version of the song. In 1973 a new version of the song entered the charts.
More info: Focus singer and composer Thijs van Leer tells the story behind their seventies hit Hocus Pocus. It turns out that Hocus Pocus started off as an improvisation.
The sleeve of the vinyl single is showing us this picture: