February 20, 1970

1	1	Street People--Jennifer Tomkins
2	2	Simon & Garfunkel--Bridge Over Troubled Water
3	3	Norman Greenbaum--Spirit in the Sky
8	4	Creedence Clearwater Revival--Travelin' Band/Who'll Stop the Rain
4	5	B.J. Thomas--Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head
5	6	Jaggerz--The Rapper
6	7	Shocking Blue--Venus
23	8	Bobby Sherman--Easy Come, Easy Go
7	9	Elvis Presley--Rubberneckin'/Don't Cry Daddy
22	10	Tee Set--Ma Belle Amie
10	11	Eddie Holman--Hey There Lonely Girl
9	12	Tommy Roe--Jam Up Jelly Tight
11	13	Joe South--Walk a Mile in My Shoes
14	14	Johnny Nash--Cupid
15	15	Jackson Five--I Want You Back
16	16	Tom Jones--Without Love (There is Nothing)
30	17	Fleetwood Mac--Oh Well - Pt. 1
31	18	Badfinger--Come and Get It
37	19	Frijid Pink--House of the Rising Sun
12	20	Guess Who--No Time
21	21	Glen Campbell--Honey Come Back
24	22	Chairmen of the Board--Give Me Just a Little More Time
27	23	Michael Parks--Long Lonesome Highway
13	24	Dionne Warwick--I'll Never Fall in Love Again
32	25	John Lennon--Instant Karma (We All Shine On)
35	26	Vic Dana--If I Never Knew Your Name
17	27	Hollies--He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother
39	28	Elvis Presley--Kentucky Rain
19	29	Jay & the Americans--Walkin' in the Rain
18	30	Tommy James & the Shondells--Loved One
20	31	Bobby Gentry--Fancy
26	32	Poppy Family--Which Way You Goin' Billy?
29	33	Brook Benton--Rainy Night in Georgia
36	34	Jackie DeShannon--Brighton Hill
38	35	Edison Lighthouse--Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes)
44	36	Road--Mr. Soul
25	37	Sly & the Family Stone--Thank You Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin/Everybody is a Star
47	38	Three Dog Night--Celebrate
49	39	Bobbie Gentry & Glen Campbell--All I Have to Do is Dream
---	40	Kenny Rogers & the First Edition--Something's Burning
28	41	Joe Cocker--She Came in Through the Bathroom Window
45	42	B.B. King--The Thrill is Gone
46	43	R.B. Greaves--Always Something There to Remind Me
---	44	Rick Nelson--Easy to Be Free
---	45	Mary Hopkin--Temma Harbour
50	46	Kinks--Victoria
48	47	Jamie--Gingersnap
---	48	Owen B.--Mississippi Mama
43	49	Lulu--Oh Me Oh My I'm a Fool For You Baby
---	50	Smith--Take a Look Around

“Travelin’ Band”’s b-side, “Who’ll Stop the Rain,” joins it in the CCR listing.  They’ll be listed together the rest of the way.

All five of the debuts will do at least a little bit better here than nationally: “Something’s Burning” by Kenny Rogers & the First Edition (11BB/2KJR), Rick Nelson’s self-penned “Easy to Be Free” (48/34), Mary Hopkin’s “Temma Harbour” (39/25), “Mississippi Mama” by Ohio band Owen B. (97/20), and Smith’s follow-up to “Baby It’s You,” “Take a Look Around” (43/29). the Rain,"

For a while there we were having records drop off the survey from the top 25 pretty much every week, but it doesn’t seem to be happening anymore.  I wonder if KJR made adjustments to how they worked out the positions.