November 13, 1970

1	1	Partridge Family--I Think I Love You
2	2	Jackson Five--I'll Be There
6	3	Smokey Robinson & the Miracles--The Tears of a Clown
9	4	5th Dimension--One Less Bell to Answer
3	5	Brian Hyland--Gypsy Woman
4	6	Carpenters--We've Only Just Begun
5	7	Mark Lindsay--And the Grass Don't Pay No Mind
7	8	R. Dean Taylor--Indiana Wants Me
12	9	Bobby Bloom--Montego Bay
8	10	Kinks--Lola
10	11	Neil Diamond--Cracklin' Rosie
18	12	Elvis Presley--You Don't Have to Say You Love Me
27	13	Badfinger--No Matter What
30	14	Fantasy--Stoned Cowboy
26	15	Andy Kim--Be My Baby
13	16	Kenny Rogers & the First Edition--Heed the Call
19	17	Joe Cocker--Cry Me a River
16	18	Dawn-Candida
11	19	Free--All Right Now
24	20	Blood, Sweat & Tears--Lucretia Mac Evil
---	21	George Harrison--My Sweet Lord/Isn't it a Pity
40	22	Neil Diamond--He Ain't Heavy...He's My Brother
15	23	Glen Campbell--It's Only Make Believe
25	24	Redeye--Games
28	25	Guess Who--Share the Land
17	26	Bread--It Don't Matter to Me
20	27	James Taylor--Fire and Rain
14	28	Christie--Yellow River
23	29	Dionne Warwick--Make It Easy on Yourself
21	30	Mashmakhan--As the Years Go By
48	31	Ray Price--For the Good Times
39	32	Who--See Me, Feel Me
36	33	Engelbert Humperdinck--Sweetheart
47	34	Santana--Black Magic Woman
46	35	Van Morrison--Domino
22	36	Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young--Our House
50	37	Three Dog Night--One Man Band
44	38	Steppenwolf--Who Needs Ya
---	39	Bee Gees--Lonely Days
34	40	New Seekers--Look What They've Done to My Song, Ma
38	41	Creedence Clearwater Revival--Lookin' Out My Back Door
43	42	Runt--We Gotta Get You a Woman
45	43	Eric Clapton--After Midnight
---	44	Supremes--Stoned Love
32	45	Diana Ross--Ain't No Mountain High Enough
33	46	Kent Morrill--Still the Sun Rose
37	47	Sugarloaf--Green-Eyed Lady
35	48	Ray Stevens--Sunset Strip
---	49	Presidents--5-10-15-20 (25-30 Years of Love)
---	50	Shocking Blue--Never Marry a Railroad Man

George Harrison has the highest debut we’ve seen since “Let it Be” in March.

This is the fourth (and final) straight week that the Jackson Five are stuck at number two behind the Partridge Family.  Once the Partridges get bumped from the top spot, they’ll spend four weeks of their own at number two.

Four of the five debuts will come very close to their national peaks.  The one exception is Dutch band the Shocking Blue with “Never Marry a Railroad Man,” a number 102 Billboard hit that will go all the way to number six here.