October 30, 1970

1	1	Partridge Family--I Think I Love You
2	2	Jackson Five--I'll Be There
3	3	Carpenters--We've Only Just Begun
8	4	Brian Hyland--Gypsy Woman
4	5	R. Dean Taylor--Indiana Wants Me
6	6	Neil Diamond--Cracklin' Rosie
5	7	Kinks--Lola
14	8	Free--All Right Now
7	9	Christie--Yellow River
16	10	Mark Lindsay--And the Grass Don't Pay No Mind
10	11	Mashmakhan--As the Years Go By
11	12	Glen Campbell--It's Only Make Believe
30	13	Smokey Robinson & the Miracles--The Tears of a Clown
20	14	Bread--It Don't Matter to Me
12	15	Dawn-Candida
9	16	Blood, Sweat & Tears--Lucretia Mac Evil
15	17	Diana Ross--Ain't No Mountain High Enough
21	18	Bobby Bloom--Montego Bay
18	19	James Taylor--Fire and Rain
13	20	Edwin Starr--War
34	21	5th Dimension--One Less Bell to Answer
17	22	New Seekers--Look What They've Done to My Song, Ma
23	23	Dionne Warwick--Make It Easy on Yourself
22	24	Bobby Sherman--Julie, Do Ya Love Me
19	25	Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young--Our House
28	26	Joe Cocker--Cry Me a River
29	27	Kenny Rogers & the First Edition--Heed the Call
37	28	Elvis Presley--You Don't Have to Say You Love Me
38	29	Guess Who--Share the Land
39	30	Freda Payne--Deeper & Deeper
24	31	Sugarloaf--Green-Eyed Lady
25	32	Happy Day Singers--Have a Happy Day
40	33	Badfinger--No Matter What
27	34	Creedence Clearwater Revival--Lookin' Out My Back Door
36	35	Fantasy--Stoned Cowboy
48	36	Redeye--Games
44	37	Kent Morrill--Still the Sun Rose
35	38	Grand Funk Railroad--Closer to Home
45	39	Ray Stevens--Sunset Strip
47	40	Andy Kim--Be My Baby
50	41	Engelbert Humperdinck--Sweetheart
---	42	Who--See Me, Feel Me
43	43	Charles Wright & the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band--Express Yourself
32	44	Three Dog Night--Out in the Country
---	45	Runt--We Gotta Get You a Woman
33	46	Poppy Family--That's Where I Went Wrong
41	47	Temptations--Ball of Confusion (That's What the World is Today)
---	48	Steppenwolf--Who Needs Ya
---	49	Neil Diamond--He Ain't Heavy...He's My Brother
---	50	Eric Clapton--After Midnight

Steppenwolf’s “Who Needs Ya,” a number 54 BB hit, will get to number 25 here.  Neil Diamond’s version of “He Ain’t Heavy…He’s My Brother,” number 20 in Billboard, will go to number three.  The Who and Runt (Todd Rundgren) will swap positions; nationally “See Me, Feel Me” got to number twelve and “We Gotta Get You a Woman” made number 20, while here those numbers will be reversed.  That only leaves Eric Clapton’s “After Midnight”—18BB/21KJR.