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39
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1
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Beatles--Come Together/Something
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1
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2
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Archies--Sugar, Sugar
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5
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3
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Billy Joe Royal--Cherry Hill Park
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7
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4
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Elvis Presley--Suspicious Minds
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3
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5
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Smith--Baby It's You
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2
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6
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Oliver--Jean
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4
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7
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Bobby Sherman--Little Woman
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9
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8
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Crow--Evil Woman Don't Play Your Games With Me
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10
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9
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Thunderclap Newman--Something in the Air
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26
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10
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Tommy James & the Shondells--Ball of Fire
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11
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11
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Tommy Roe--Jack and Jill
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8
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12
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Rolling Stones--Honky Tonk Women
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19
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13
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Lawrence Reynolds--Jesus is a Soul Man
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29
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14
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Georgio--Looky, Looky
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6
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15
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Three Dog Night--Easy to Be Hard
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14
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16
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Keith Barbour--Echo Park
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25
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17
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William Truckaway--Bluegreens on the Wing
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30
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18
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Cuff Links--Tracy
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31
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19
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5th Dimension--Wedding Bell Blues
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20
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20
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Andy Kim--So Good Together
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16
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21
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Gary Puckett & the Union Gap--This Girl is a Woman Now
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21
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22
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John Mayall--Don't Waste My Time
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12
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23
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Clique--Sugar on Sunday
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27
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24
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Peggy Lee--Is That All There Is
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43
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25
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Grand Funk Railroad--Time Machine
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18
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26
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Wind--Make Believe
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23
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27
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Electric Indian--Keem-O-Sabe
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13
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28
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Youngbloods--Get Together
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15
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29
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Creedence Clearwater Revival--Green River
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44
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30
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Steam--Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye
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34
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31
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Crosby, Stills & Nash--Suite: Judy Blue Eyes
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40
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32
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Blood, Sweat & Tears--And When I Die
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33
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Creedence Clearwater Revival--Fortunate Son
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34
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Guess Who--Undun
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35
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Kenny Rogers & the First Edition--Ruben James
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42
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36
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R.B. Greaves--Take a Letter Maria
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45
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37
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Isaac Hayes--Walk on By
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38
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Glen Campbell--Try a Little Kindness
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46
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39
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Groop--The Jet Song
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41
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40
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Johnny Rivers--One Woman
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47
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41
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Original Caste--One Tin Soldier
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42
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Vanity Fare--Early in the Morning
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48
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43
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Thomas & Richard Frost--She's Got Love
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44
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Peter, Paul & Mary--Leaving on a Jet Plane
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49
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45
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Three Dog Night--Eli's Coming
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50
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46
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Phil Flowers & the Flower Shop--Like a Rolling Stone
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33
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47
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Joe South--Don't it Make You Want to Go Home
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35
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48
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Temptations--I Can't Get Next to You
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36
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49
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Paul Revere & the Raiders--We Gotta All Get Together
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50
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Stevie Wonder--Yester-Me, Yester-You, Yesterday
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The Beatles make the biggest leap we’ve seen in a long time.
The “suddenly overstaying its welcome” award for this week
goes to Evie Sands’ “Any Way That You Want Me,” which plummets off of the
survey from number 17.
All the debuts were top 30 hits in Billboard. “Fortunate Son” was actually the b-side of the
CCR record; after being listed here alone for two weeks it’ll start appearing
as “Down on the Corner”/”Fortunate Son” and in that configuration will peak at
number four. In Billboard DOTC got to
number three and FS to number 14.
The Guess Who’s “Undun,” a number 22 BB hit, will get to
number seven in a short run on the survey.
“Try a Little Kindness” by Glen Campbell, number 23 on the Billboard pop
chart and number two country, will peak at number twelve. And two will come up well short of their
national peaks—British pop-rock group Vanity Fare’s “Early in the Morning”
(12BB/41KJR) and Stevie Wonder’s “Yester-Me, Yester-You, Yesterday” (7/33).
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