February 6, 1970

1	1	Street People--Jennifer Tomkins
6	2	Jaggerz--The Rapper
3	3	B.J. Thomas--Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head
2	4	Shocking Blue--Venus
5	5	Elvis Presley--Rubberneckin'/Don't Cry Daddy
4	6	Guess Who--No Time
7	7	Tommy Roe--Jam Up Jelly Tight
12	8	Simon & Garfunkel--Bridge Over Troubled Water
8	9	Tommy James & the Shondells--Loved One
17	10	Dionne Warwick--I'll Never Fall in Love Again
24	11	Johnny Nash--Cupid
26	12	Eddie Holman--Hey There Lonely Girl
9	13	Hollies--He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother
10	14	Poppy Family--Which Way You Goin' Billy?
16	15	Bobby Gentry--Fancy
27	16	Norman Greenbaum--Spirit in the Sky
11	17	Sly & the Family Stone--Thank You Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin/Everybody is a Star
23	18	Tom Jones--Without Love (There is Nothing)
14	19	Cuff Links--When Julie Comes Around
31	20	Creedence Clearwater Revival--Travelin' Band
32	21	Jackson Five--I Want You Back
37	22	Joe South--Walk a Mile in My Shoes
15	23	Lulu--Oh Me Oh My I'm a Fool For You Baby
19	24	Joe Cocker--She Came in Through the Bathroom Window
25	25	Jay & the Americans--Walkin' in the Rain
22	26	Neil Diamond--Holly Holy
13	27	Grass Roots--Heaven Knows
18	28	Gene Pitney--She Lets Her Hair Down (Early in the Morning)
38	29	Brook Benton--Rainy Night in Georgia
42	30	Chairmen of the Board--Give Me Just a Little More Time
43	31	Glen Campbell--Honey Come Back
33	32	Fleetwood Mac--Oh Well - Pt. 1
28	33	Mark Lindsay--Arizona
20	34	Peter, Paul & Mary--Leaving on a Jet Plane
21	35	Led Zeppelin--Whole Lotta Love
36	36	Tee Set--Ma Belle Amie
34	37	Engelbert Humperdinck--Winter World of Love
---	38	Michael Parks--Long Lonesome Highway
47	39	Bobby Sherman--Easy Come, Easy Go
30	40	Cold Blood--You Got Me Hummin
---	41	Vic Dana--If I Never Knew Your Name
---	42	Jackie DeShannon--Brighton Hill
44	43	Road--Mr. Soul
45	44	Clique--Sparkle and Shine
46	45	B.B. King--The Thrill is Gone
48	46	R.B. Greaves--Always Something There to Remind Me
49	47	Badfinger--Come and Get It
50	48	Jamie--Gingersnap
39	49	Diana Ross & the Supremes--Someday We'll Be Together
---	50	Frijid Pink--House of the Rising Sun

“She” drops off the Tommy James entry, leaving “Loved One” on its own.

Only four debuts this week, and all will do at least a little better here than in Billboard.  Actor Michael Parks, then starring in the TV series “Then Came Bronson,” had a number 20 national hit with “Long Lonesome Highway,” which reminds me of Bobby Darin’s folkie period and which will get to number 14 here.  Vic Dana returns to the survey after almost four years gone, with “If I Never Knew Your Name,” which will get to number 18; it stopped at number 47 in Billboard (though it made number 14 on the Easy Listening chart).  Jackie DeShannon’s “Brighton Hill” only made number 82 at BB but will get to number 27 here.  Detroit band Frijid Pink’s acid rock version of “House of the Rising Sun” was a number seven national hit, but it’ll beat that here and go to number two.