June 4, 1971

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

Ram butts its way up the survey.

Only four debuts. One, the vaguely psychedelic “Me and My Friends” by Seattle band National Bank of Sound, was not a Billboard hit. It’ll move up to number 47 next week and then fall off the survey. Bobby Bloom’s pop-soul “We’re All Goin’ Home,” a number 93 national hit, will get up to number 27. That leaves Carole King’s “It’s Too Late” (number one for five weeks in BB, number two for one week here) and Elvis Presley’s “Life” (53/35).