April 3, 1970

1	1	Beatles--Let it Be
3	2	Kenny Rogers & the First Edition--Something's Burning
4	3	Frijid Pink--House of the Rising Sun
2	4	Simon & Garfunkel--Bridge Over Troubled Water
5	5	Bobby Sherman--Easy Come, Easy Go
6	6	Neil Diamond--Shilo
9	7	Edison Lighthouse--Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes)
14	8	Marmalade--Reflections of My Life
13	9	Jackson Five--ABC
20	10	Ides of March--Vehicle
8	11	John Lennon--Instant Karma (We All Shine On)
7	12	Street People--Jennifer Tomkins
11	13	Norman Greenbaum--Spirit in the Sky
10	14	Elvis Presley--Kentucky Rain
21	15	Guess Who--American Woman/No Sugar Tonight
12	16	Creedence Clearwater Revival--Travelin' Band/Who'll Stop the Rain
15	17	Tee Set--Ma Belle Amie
17	18	Badfinger--Come and Get It
27	19	Friends of Distinction--Love or Let Me Be Lonely
29	20	Supremes--Up the Ladder to the Roof
34	21	Ray Stevens--Everything is Beautiful
16	22	Santana--Evil Ways
19	23	Jack Blanchard & Misty Morgan--Tennessee Bird Walk
28	24	5th Dimension--The Girls' Song
18	25	Jaggerz--The Rapper
33	26	Sandpipers--Come Saturday Morning
36	27	B.J. Thomas--Everybody's Out of Town
26	28	Owen B.--Mississippi Mama
25	29	Three Dog Night--Celebrate
22	30	B.J. Thomas--Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head
37	31	Bobbi Martin--For the Love of Him
38	32	Youngbloods--Darkness, Darkness
42	33	Vincent Bell--Airport Love Theme (Gwen and Vern)
44	34	Carpenters--Ticket to Ride
35	35	Country Coalition--Time to Get it Together
47	36	Van Morrison--Come Running
24	37	Bobbie Gentry & Glen Campbell--All I Have to Do is Dream
45	38	White Plains--My Baby Loves Lovin'
49	39	George Baker Selection--Little Green Bag
50	40	Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young--Woodstock
31	41	Kinks--Victoria
---	42	Mac Davis--Whoever Finds This, I Love You
---	43	Mark Lindsay--Miss America
30	44	Chairmen of the Board--Give Me Just a Little More Time
---	45	Johnny Cash--What is Truth
32	46	Eddie Holman--Hey There Lonely Girl
39	47	Glen Campbell--Honey Come Back
---	48	Vanity Fare--Hitchin' a Ride
41	49	Mary Hopkin--Temma Harbour
---	50	Glen Campbell--Oh Happy Day

“American Woman” is joined on the survey by its b-side “No Sugar Tonight,” which will share its spot for the remainder of their time.

All five of the week’s debuts will do at least a little bit better here than nationally.  Mac Davis’ first hit, “Whoever Finds This, I Love You,” number 53 in Billboard, will get to number 23.  Mark Lindsay’s third solo hit, “Miss America,” number 44 BB, will make it to number 15.  Another crossover hit for Johnny Cash, “What is Truth,” number 19 in Billboard (number three country), will go to number eight.  “Hitchin’ a Ride” by Vanity Fare, number five nationally, will peak at number two and spend 20 weeks on the survey.  And Glen Campbell’s version of “Oh Happy Day” will get to number 32, beating its number 40 BB peak.