July 23, 1971

2	1	Five Man Electrical Band--Signs
3	2	Tommy James--Draggin' the Line
8	3	Ashton, Gardner & Dyke/Tom Jones--Resurrection Shuffle
16	4	Bobby Russell--Saturday Morning Confusion
12	5	John Denver--Take Me Home, Country Roads
4	6	Paul & Linda McCartney--Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey
6	7	Bee Gees--How Can You Mend a Broken Heart
5	8	Carole King--It's Too Late
14	9	Graham Nash--Chicago
18	10	Bread--Mother Freedom
20	11	Creedence Clearwater Revival--Sweet Hitch-Hiker
19	12	Chuck Mangione--Hill Where the Lord Hides
21	13	Jean Knight--Mr. Big Stuff
30	14	Lobo--She Didn't Do Magic
7	15	Carole King--Tapestry LP
11	16	Nitty Gritty Dirt Band--House at Pooh Corner
13	17	Raiders--Indian Reservation
28	18	Poppy Family--Where Evil Grows
10	19	James Taylor--You've Got a Friend
9	20	Hudson and Landry--Ajax Liquor Store
32	21	Three Dog Night--Liar
39	22	Cymarron--Rings
36	23	Neil Diamond--I'm a Believer
17	24	Ringo Starr--It Don't Come Easy
22	25	Carpenters--Rainy Days and Mondays
15	26	Delaney & Bonnie & Friends--Never Ending Song of Love
25	27	Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds--Don't Pull Your Love
37	28	Twiggy--Zoo De Zoo Zong
23	29	Beginning of the End--Funky Nassau - Part 1
24	30	Grass Roots--Sooner or Later
34	31	Dave and Ansil Collins--Double Barrel
31	32	Honey Cone--Want Ads
43	33	Olivia Newton-John--If Not For You
---	34	War--All Day Music
27	35	Three Dog Night--Joy to the World
26	36	Sounds of Sunshine--Love Means (You Never Have to Say You're Sorry)
40	37	B.J. Thomas--Mighty Clouds of Joy
---	38	John Baldry--Don't Try to Lay No Boogie-Woogie on the King of Rock and Roll
---	39	Chicago--Colour My World
38	40	Guess Who--Albert Flasher
45	41	Elvis Presley--I'm Leavin'
47	42	Paul Stookey--Wedding Song (There is Love)
---	43	Rod Stewart--Reason to Believe
---	44	Buddy Miles--Them Changes
29	45	Lobo--Me and You and a Dog Named Boo
42	46	Booker T. & the MG's--Melting Pot
---	47	Doors--Riders on the Storm
50	48	Mac and Katie Kissoon--Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep
33	49	Norman Greenbaum--California Earthquake
---	50	Steppenwolf--Ride With Me

As mentioned previously, Tom Clay’s “What the World Needs Now is Love/Abraham, Martin and John” drops off the survey from number one.

Chicago’s “Colour My World” was the b-side of “Beginnings.” In Billboard they were listed together as “Beginnings/Colour My World” and peaked at number seven; here they will be “Colour My World/Beginnings” next week and peak at number twelve the week after, then “Beginnings” will disappear from the survey.

Rod Stewart’s “Reason to Believe” will move up one spot next week to number 42, and then it will be replaced on the survey by its b-side, “Maggie May,” which will spend 20 weeks there and peak at number three. In Billboard, “Reason to Believe” was on the chart for four weeks, peaking at number 62, at which point the listing became “Maggie May/Reason to Believe,” spending five weeks at number one.

Also worth mentioning: Long John Baldry’s “Don’t Try to Lay No Boogie-Woogie…” was a number 73 BB hit and will get to number 35, and “Them Changes” by Buddy Miles was number 62 nationally but will make it to number 32.