June 18, 1971

1	1	Carole King--Tapestry LP
3	2	Paul McCartney--Ram LP
7	3	Five Man Electrical Band--Signs
13	4	Carole King--It's Too Late
2	5	Ringo Starr--It Don't Come Easy
4	6	Raiders--Indian Reservation
9	7	Nitty Gritty Dirt Band--House at Pooh Corner
14	8	Sounds of Sunshine--Love Means (You Never Have to Say You're Sorry)
5	9	Three Dog Night--Joy to the World
8	10	Norman Greenbaum--California Earthquake
6	11	Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds--Don't Pull Your Love
10	12	Carpenters--Rainy Days and Mondays
11	13	Lobo--Me and You and a Dog Named Boo
28	15	Delaney & Bonnie & Friends--Never Ending Song of Love
12	16	Jerry Reed--When You're Hot, You're Hot
34	17	Tommy James--Draggin' the Line
38	18	Hudson and Landry--Ajax Liquor Store
17	19	Honey Cone--Want Ads
16	20	Ocean--Put Your Hand in the Hand
18	21	Bobby Sherman--The Drum
23	22	Guess Who--Albert Flasher
26	23	Fortunes--Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again
27	24	Joe Cocker--Black-Eyed Blues
30	25	Dawn--Summer Sand
19	26	Partridge Family--I'll Meet You Halfway
22	27	Donny Osmond--Sweet and Innocent
37	28	Ashton, Gardner & Dyke--Resurrection Shuffle
31	29	Davy Jones--Rainy Jane
32	30	Grass Roots--Sooner or Later
33	31	Bobby Bloom--We're All Goin' Home
24	32	Daddy Dewdrop--Chick-a-Boom (Don't Ya Jes' Love It)
29	33	Helen Reddy/Yvonne Elliman--I Don't Know How to Love Him
21	36	Rolling Stones--Brown Sugar
40	37	Chuck Mangione--Hill Where the Lord Hides
44	38	Boz Scaggs--Near You
---	39	Bee Gees--How Can You Mend a Broken Heart
---	40	John Denver--Take Me Home, Country Roads
49	41	Isaac Hayes--Never Can Say Goodbye
---	44	Graham Nash--Chicago
46	46	Tom Jones--Puppet Man
---	48	Booker T. & the MG's--Melting Pot
---	49	Dave and Ansil Collins--Double Barrel
---	50	Jean Knight--Mr. Big Stuff

Another week where the chart is missing from the newspaper, or from the microfilm of the newspaper. The week’s positions are filled in as much as possible from the “last week” column of next week’s chart.

It’s the second straight week with six debuts. Most will do about as well here as nationally. The Bee Gees’ “How Can You Mend a Broken Heart,” a number one hit for four weeks in Billboard, will stop at number six. The big winner is Graham Nash’s “Chicago,” a number 35 BB hit that will get up to number nine.

June 11, 1971

1	1	Carole King--Tapestry LP
2	2	Ringo Starr--It Don't Come Easy
5	3	Paul McCartney--Ram LP
4	4	Raiders--Indian Reservation
3	5	Three Dog Night--Joy to the World
14	6	Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds--Don't Pull Your Love
10	7	Five Man Electrical Band--Signs
9	8	Norman Greenbaum--California Earthquake
13	9	Nitty Gritty Dirt Band--House at Pooh Corner
6	10	Carpenters--Rainy Days and Mondays
8	11	Lobo--Me and You and a Dog Named Boo
7	12	Jerry Reed--When You're Hot, You're Hot
25	13	Carole King--It's Too Late
18	14	Sounds of Sunshine--Love Means (You Never Have to Say You're Sorry)
20	15	Osmonds--Double Lovin'
15	16	Ocean--Put Your Hand in the Hand
17	17	Honey Cone--Want Ads
16	18	Bobby Sherman--The Drum
11	19	Partridge Family--I'll Meet You Halfway
23	20	James Taylor--Mud Slide Slim LP
12	21	Rolling Stones--Brown Sugar
19	22	Donny Osmond--Sweet and Innocent
29	23	Guess Who--Albert Flasher
22	24	Daddy Dewdrop--Chick-a-Boom (Don't Ya Jes' Love It)
21	25	Fuzz--I Love You For All Seasons
28	26	Fortunes--Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again
32	27	Joe Cocker--Black-Eyed Blues
33	28	Delaney & Bonnie & Friends--Never Ending Song of Love
24	29	Helen Reddy/Yvonne Elliman--I Don't Know How to Love Him
---	30	Dawn--Summer Sand
34	31	Davy Jones--Rainy Jane
39	32	Grass Roots--Sooner or Later
42	33	Bobby Bloom--We're All Goin' Home
44	34	Tommy James--Draggin' the Line
35	35	Elvis Presley--Life
30	36	Supremes--Nathan Jones
---	37	Ashton, Gardner & Dyke--Resurrection Shuffle
---	38	Hudson and Landry--Ajax Liquor Store
26	39	Bread--If
---	40	Chuck Mangione--Hill Where the Lord Hides
27	41	Seatrain--13 Questions
43	42	Sha Na Na--Only One Song
36	43	John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band--Power to the People
---	44	Boz Scaggs--Near You
37	45	Doors--Love Her Madly
46	46	Tom Jones--Puppet Man
50	47	National Bank of Sound--Me and My Friends
41	48	Brotherhood of Man--Reach Out Your Hand
---	49	Isaac Hayes--Never Can Say Goodbye
40	50	Smokey Robinson & the Miracles--I Don't Blame You at All

Six debuts, most of which will do significantly better here than nationally. Ashton, Gardner & Dyke’s “Resurrection Shuffle,” a number 40 Billboard hit, will go all the way to number two; after the first few weeks it will be listed jointly with Tom Jones’ version. “Ajax Liquor Store,” a comedy record by Los Angeles DJs Hudson and Landry, will go quickly to number six; nationally it only made number 43. Chuck Mangione’s “Hill Where the Lord Hides” (76BB/12KJR) and Boz Scaggs’ “Near You” (96/34) will also be relatively popular in Seattle, while Dawn’s “Summer Sand” will do a bit better locally (33/20). That leaves Isaac Hayes’ version of “Never Can Say Goodbye” (22/30).