October 22, 1971

1	1	Cher--Gypsys, Tramps & Thieves
4	2	Isaac Hayes--Theme From Shaft
2	3	John Lennon--Imagine (LP)
3	4	Osmonds--Yo-Yo
8	5	Road Home--Keep it in the Family
5	6	Donny Osmond--Go Away Little Girl
6	7	Carpenters--Superstar
9	8	Pop-Tops--Mammy Blue
7	9	Rod Stewart--Maggie May
14	10	Cat Stevens--Peace Train
10	11	Partridge Family--Echo Valley 2-6809 (LP)
12	12	Joan Baez--The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
17	13	Raiders--Birds of a Feather
11	14	Undisputed Truth--Smiling Faces Sometimes
25	15	David Cassidy--Brown Eyes
22	16	Freddie Hart--Easy Loving
15	17	Lee Michaels--Do You Know What I Mean
16	18	Tommy Roe--Stagger Lee
21	19	Yes--Your Move
24	20	Honey Cone--Stick-Up
13	21	Layng Martine--Rub it in
18	22	Poppy Family--Where Evil Grows
19	23	Partridge Family--I Woke Up in Love This Morning
26	24	Stevie Wonder--If You Really Love Me
20	25	Stampeders--Sweet City Woman
30	26	Bread--Baby I'm-a Want You
23	27	Guess Who--Rain Dance
33	28	Lou Rawls--A Natural Man
36	29	Grass Roots--Two Divided By Love
37	30	5th Dimension--Never My Love
41	31	Five Man Electrical Band--Absolutely Right
42	32	Coven--One Tin Soldier
27	33	Carole King--So Far Away
35	34	Van Morrison--Wild Night
28	35	Delaney & Bonnie--Only You Know and I Know
40	36	Gayle McCormick--It's a Cryin' Shame
29	37	Joey Gregorash--Down By the River
32	38	Bill Withers--Ain't No Sunshine
34	39	Jean Knight--Mr. Big Stuff
46	40	Fanny--Charity Ball
---	41	Melanie--Brand New Key
---	42	Sonny & Cher--All I Ever Need is You
47	43	Three Dog Night--An Old Fashioned Love Song
48	44	Peter Nero--Theme From "Summer of '42"
---	45	Les Crane--Desiderata
---	46	Free Movement--I've Found Someone of My Own
31	47	Three Dog Night--Liar
45	48	Dramatics--Whatcha See is Whatcha Get
---	49	Denise LaSalle--Trapped By a Thing Called Love
---	50	Ten Years After--I'd Love to Change the World

The top nine records stay the same from last week, but in a different order.

The Free Movement’s “I’ve Found Someone of My Own” returns to the survey after an absence of five weeks that followed its first three weeks on the chart. It’ll spend four weeks here this time around, peaking at number 42 next week.

All five of the debuts were Top 40 Billboard hits. The first three will do about as well here as they did nationally; the exceptions are Denise LaSalle’s “Trapped By a Thing Called Love” (13BB/35KJR) and “I’d Love to Change the World” by Ten Years After (40/21).