December 4, 1970

1	1	George Harrison--My Sweet Lord/Isn't it a Pity
2	2	Partridge Family--I Think I Love You
4	3	Neil Diamond--He Ain't Heavy...He's My Brother
8	4	Badfinger--No Matter What
3	5	Smokey Robinson & the Miracles--The Tears of a Clown
5	6	Andy Kim--Be My Baby
12	7	Three Dog Night--One Man Band
9	8	Ray Price--For the Good Times
6	9	5th Dimension--One Less Bell to Answer
7	10	Jackson Five--I'll Be There
10	11	R. Dean Taylor--Indiana Wants Me
16	12	Fantasy--Stoned Cowboy
20	13	Bee Gees--Lonely Days
13	14	Brian Hyland--Gypsy Woman
11	15	Carpenters--We've Only Just Begun
23	16	Supremes--Stoned Love
24	17	Santana--Black Magic Woman
32	18	Shocking Blue--Never Marry a Railroad Man
14	19	Elvis Presley--You Don't Have to Say You Love Me
18	20	Bobby Bloom--Montego Bay
15	21	Mark Lindsay--And the Grass Don't Pay No Mind
17	22	Neil Diamond--Cracklin' Rosie
31	23	Runt--We Gotta Get You a Woman
19	24	Kinks--Lola
21	25	Who--See Me, Feel Me
26	26	Eric Clapton--After Midnight
22	27	Kenny Rogers & the First Edition--Heed the Call
36	28	Dawn--Knock Three Times
25	29	Steppenwolf--Who Needs Ya
42	30	Presidents--5-10-15-20 (25-30 Years of Love)
46	31	Neil Diamond--Do It
38	32	Chicago--Does Anybody Really Know What Time it is?
27	33	Free--All Right Now
29	34	Van Morrison--Domino
30	35	Glen Campbell--It's Only Make Believe
28	36	Guess Who--Share the Land
35	37	James Taylor--Fire and Rain
44	38	Tom Jones--Can't Stop Loving You
41	39	Michael Nesmith & the First National Band--Silver Moon
45	40	Perry Como--It's Impossible
49	41	Joey Scarbury--Mixed Up Guy
48	42	Jim Ed Brown--Morning
50	43	Led Zeppelin--Immigrant Song
---	44	Jerry Reed--Amos Moses
47	45	Bells--Fly Little White Dove Fly
---	46	Gordon Lightfoot--If You Could Read My Mind
---	47	Tommy James--Church Street Soul Revival
39	48	Bread--It Don't Matter to Me
---	49	B.J. Thomas--Most of All
---	50	Lynn Anderson--Rose Garden

“Church Street Soul Revival” is the first solo Tommy James record to appear on the survey; it was a number 62 Billboard hit that will get to number 15.  (His first post-Shondells single, “Ball and Chain,” didn’t make it to KJR.)  The other four debuts were all top 40 BB (all but B.J. Thomas were top ten), and all will be top 25 here (again, all but B.J. Thomas top ten).

This may not be unusual, but I was noticing that the titles of numbers 18, 25, 27, 28, 31, 36 and 45 are all commands.

After a quick check, I see that there was one more the previous week, as “Cry Me a River” drops off this week while none of the debuts meet the criterion.