July 3, 1970

2	1	Carpenters--(They Long to Be) Close to You
1	2	Three Dog Night--Mama Told Me (Not to Come)
4	3	Simon & Garfunkel--Cecilia
15	4	Eric Burdon & War--Spill the Wine
3	5	Pipkins--Gimme Dat Ding
17	6	Mark Lindsay--Silver Bird
6	7	Beatles--The Long and Winding Road/For You Blue
7	8	Vanity Fare--Hitchin' a Ride
5	9	Tom Jones--Daughter of Darkness
27	10	Bread--Make it With You
11	11	John Phillips--Mississippi
10	12	Blues Image--Ride Captain Ride
8	13	Elvis Presley--The Wonder of You
12	14	Alive and Kicking--Tighter, Tighter
14	15	Bobby Sherman--Hey, Mister Sun
16	16	Rare Earth--Get Ready
9	17	Creedence Clearwater Revival--Run Through the Jungle/Up Around the Bend
22	18	Robin McNamara--Lay a Little Lovin' On Me
13	19	Beatles--Let it Be
31	20	Mungo Jerry--In the Summertime
42	21	Freda Payne--Band of Gold
39	22	Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young--Teach Your Children
25	23	Archies--Sunshine
26	24	Chicago--Make Me Smile
18	25	White Plains--My Baby Loves Lovin'
33	26	Rattles--The Witch
34	27	B.J. Thomas--I Just Can't Help Believing
19	28	Ray Stevens--Everything is Beautiful
21	29	Jackson Five--The Love You Save
20	30	Crabby Appleton--Go Back
41	31	Moments--Love on a Two-Way Street
28	32	Mountain--Mississippi Queen
47	33	Kenny Rogers & the First Edition--Tell It All Brother
29	34	Vic Dana--Red Red Wine
48	35	Neighborhood--Big Yellow Taxi
30	36	Brotherhood of Man--United We Stand
40	37	Tommy Roe--Pearl
43	38	5th Dimension--Save the Country
35	39	Jackson Five--ABC
24	40	Feather--Friends
45	41	5 Stairsteps--O-o-h Child
---	42	Bert Sommer--We're All Playing in the Same Band
---	43	Miss Abrams & the Strawberry Point School Third Grade Class--Mill Valley
50	44	Boys in the Band--(How Bout a Little Hand For) The Boys in the Band
49	45	Pacific Gas & Electric--Are You Ready?
---	46	Engelbert Humperdinck--My Marie
---	47	Dionne Warwick--Paper Mache
---	48	Ronnie Dyson--(If You Let Me Make Love to You Then) Why Can't I Touch You?
---	49	Jim Campbell--The Lights of Tucson
---	50	Anne Murray--Snowbird

All the debuts were Hot 100 hits.  Bert Sommer’s acoustic brotherly-love number “We’re All Playing in the Same Band,” number 48 in Billboard, will peak at number 17.  “Mill Valley,” written by northern California kindergarten teacher Rita Abrams and sung by her and third graders from her school, was a big hit in the Bay Area; nationally it only got to number 90, while here we’ll see it get to number 19.  “The Lights of Tucson” by country-pop-rock singer Jim Campbell which only made it to number 93 in Billboard, will also get to number 19.  On the minus side, Ronnie Dyson and Anne Murray and their number eight national hits will only make it up to number 20 and 23 respectively.