January 29, 1971

3	1	Osmonds--One Bad Apple
1	2	Dawn--Knock Three Times
2	3	Jerry Reed--Amos Moses
4	4	Ray Stevens--Bridget the Midget (The Queen of the Blues)
7	5	Lynn Anderson--Rose Garden
8	6	Dave Edmunds--I Hear You Knocking
9	7	Bobby Goldsboro--Watching Scotty Grow
5	8	George Harrison--My Sweet Lord/Isn't it a Pity
21	9	Francis Lai /Roger Williams/Henry Mancini--Theme From Love Story
13	10	Wadsworth Mansion--Sweet Mary
10	11	Diana Ross--Remember Me
12	12	Supremes--Stoned Love
20	13	Gordon Lightfoot--If You Could Read My Mind
14	14	Ray Price--For the Good Times
30	15	Judy Collins--Amazing Grace
11	16	Bee Gees--Lonely Days
15	17	Led Zeppelin--Immigrant Song
6	18	Partridge Family--I Think I Love You
16	19	Eric Burdon & War--Home Cookin'
18	20	Shocking Blue--Never Marry a Railroad Man
23	21	Grass Roots--Temptation Eyes
29	22	Runt--We Gotta Get You a Woman
27	23	Mike Curb Congregation--Burning Bridges
17	24	Santana--Black Magic Woman
31	25	Elvis Presley--I Really Don't Want to Know
36	26	Buoys--Timothy
35	27	Edison Lighthouse--It's Up to You Petula
26	28	Barbra Streisand--Stoney End
19	29	Tommy James--Church Street Soul Revival
32	30	Gladys Knight & the Pips--If I Were Your Woman
42	31	Creedence Clearwater Revival--Have You Ever Seen the Rain
45	32	Janis Joplin--Me and Bobby McGee
46	33	Hollies--Gasoline Alley Bred
24	34	B.J. Thomas--Most of All
25	35	Neil Diamond--He Ain't Heavy...He's My Brother
47	36	McGuinness Flint--When I'm Dead and Gone
39	37	Bobby Bloom--Where Are We Going
40	38	Vin Cardinal--Let the Water Run Down
48	39	Jackson Five--Mama's Pearl
41	40	Kinks--Apeman
22	41	Rare Earth--Born to Wander
50	42	Tom Jones--She's a Lady
44	43	Chairmen of the Board--Pay to the Piper
---	44	Carpenters--For All We Know
---	45	Partridge Family--Doesn't Somebody Want to Be Wanted
49	46	Linda Ronstadt--(She's a) Very Lovely Woman
---	47	Byrds--Chestnut Mare
33	48	Three Dog Night--One Man Band
---	49	Bobby Sherman--Cried Like a Baby
---	50	Sammi Smith--Help Me Make it Through the Night

Three versions of “Theme From Love Story” are now listed as one entry. The Francis Lai version, which had been listed by itself, was a number 31 national hit; the Henry Mancini version was the biggest nationally, number 13; and the Roger Williams version did not make Billboard.

The Byrds’ “Chestnut Mare,” which only Bubbled Under in Billboard at number 121, will get to number 27. Bobby Sherman’s “Cried Like a Baby,” his final top 20 national hit at number 16, will make it to number four.