March 13, 1970

1	1	Simon & Garfunkel--Bridge Over Troubled Water
5	2	Bobby Sherman--Easy Come, Easy Go
2	3	Frijid Pink--House of the Rising Sun
4	4	Creedence Clearwater Revival--Travelin' Band/Who'll Stop the Rain
3	5	Street People--Jennifer Tomkins
8	6	John Lennon--Instant Karma (We All Shine On)
14	7	Kenny Rogers & the First Edition--Something's Burning
6	8	Norman Greenbaum--Spirit in the Sky
9	9	Tee Set--Ma Belle Amie
10	10	Badfinger--Come and Get It
19	11	Three Dog Night--Celebrate
13	12	Elvis Presley--Kentucky Rain
7	13	Jaggerz--The Rapper
16	14	Michael Parks--Long Lonesome Highway
21	15	Beatles--Let it Be
11	16	B.J. Thomas--Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head
17	17	Chairmen of the Board--Give Me Just a Little More Time
15	18	Eddie Holman--Hey There Lonely Girl
22	19	Bobbie Gentry & Glen Campbell--All I Have to Do is Dream
12	20	Johnny Nash--Cupid
27	21	Kinks--Victoria
34	22	Owen B.--Mississippi Mama
33	23	Edison Lighthouse--Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes)
20	24	Shocking Blue--Venus
23	25	Tommy Roe--Jam Up Jelly Tight
18	26	Vic Dana--If I Never Knew Your Name
28	27	Jackie DeShannon--Brighton Hill
41	28	Neil Diamond--Shilo
35	29	Smith--Take a Look Around
31	30	Santana--Evil Ways
30	31	Jack Blanchard & Misty Morgan--Tennessee Bird Walk
25	32	Mary Hopkin--Temma Harbour
24	33	Glen Campbell--Honey Come Back
---	34	Jackson Five--ABC
29	35	Elvis Presley--Rubberneckin'/Don't Cry Daddy
26	36	Jackson Five--I Want You Back
37	37	Spirit--1984
39	38	Rick Nelson--Easy to Be Free
46	39	Marmalade--Reflections of My Life
36	40	Fleetwood Mac--Oh Well - Pt. 1
42	41	Charlie Rich--July 12, 1939
43	42	Junior Walker & the All-Stars--Gotta Hold On to This Feeling
38	43	Joe South--Walk a Mile in My Shoes
32	44	Dionne Warwick--I'll Never Fall in Love Again
---	45	Guess Who--American Woman
---	46	Supremes--Up the Ladder to the Roof
47	47	Johnny Cash--Rock Island Line
49	48	Dennis Yost & the Classics IV--The Funniest Thing
---	49	Aretha Franklin--Call Me
48	50	Sly & the Family Stone--Thank You Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin/Everybody is a Star

Only four debuts this week, so I’ll go through them all.

The Jackson Five’s “ABC,” number one for two weeks in Billboard, will stop at number seven in its fifth week on the survey, but it will fade very slowly and end up with 17 weeks overall.

The Guess Who’s “American Woman,” number one for three weeks nationally, will get to number four here.  Starting with its fourth week, its b-side, “No Sugar Tonight,” will be listed along with it.

“Up the Ladder to the Roof” is the first single by the Supremes after the departure of Diana Ross; number ten BB, number 16 Seattle.

Aretha Franklin’s “Call Me,” a number 13 Billboard hit, will only get to number 43.