September 24, 1971

2	1	Osmonds--Yo-Yo
1	2	Donny Osmond--Go Away Little Girl
3	3	Rod Stewart--Maggie May
6	4	Tommy Roe--Stagger Lee
4	5	Lee Michaels--Do You Know What I Mean
9	6	Carpenters--Superstar
5	7	Poppy Family--Where Evil Grows
7	8	Joan Baez--The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
8	9	Partridge Family--I Woke Up in Love This Morning
20	10	John Lennon--Imagine LP
14	11	Undisputed Truth--Smiling Faces Sometimes
23	12	Guess Who--Rain Dance
37	13	Cher--Gypsys, Tramps & Thieves
12	14	Three Dog Night--Liar
15	15	Stampeders--Sweet City Woman
18	16	Carole King--So Far Away
10	17	Jean Knight--Mr. Big Stuff
11	18	Bill Withers--Ain't No Sunshine
22	19	Sweet--Co-Co
26	20	Anne Murray--Talk it Over in the Morning
13	21	Lobo--She Didn't Do Magic
17	22	Five Man Electrical Band--Signs
21	23	Olivia Newton-John--If Not For You
19	24	Dramatics--Whatcha See is Whatcha Get
27	25	Moody Blues--The Story in Your Eyes
30	26	Al Green--Tired of Being Alone
25	27	John Denver--Take Me Home, Country Roads
24	28	Bread--Mother Freedom
34	29	Stevie Wonder--If You Really Love Me
47	30	Road Home--Keep it in the Family
40	31	Lighthouse--One Fine Morning
---	32	Tommy James--I'm Comin' Home
---	33	Layng Martine--Rub it in
35	34	The Who--Won't Get Fooled Again
16	35	Aretha Franklin--Spanish Harlem
39	36	Engelbert Humperdinck--Another Time, Another Place
46	37	Helen Reddy--Crazy Love
---	38	Joey Gregorash--Down By the River
42	39	David Cassidy--Echo Valley 2-6809 (LP)
36	40	Paul Stookey--Wedding Song (There is Love)
48	41	Delaney & Bonnie--Only You Know and I Know
---	42	Isaac Hayes--Theme From Shaft
32	43	Graham Nash--Chicago
49	44	Pop-Tops--Mammy Blue
---	45	Cat Stevens--Peace Train
33	46	Rare Earth--I Just Want to Celebrate
38	47	Chicago--Colour My World
---	48	James Taylor--Long Ago and Far Away
50	49	Tom Sparks--(Walkin' Down a) Country Road
---	50	Lettermen--Love

Seven debuts, because we’re missing the previous week’s survey so we don’t know which ones actually debuted then. Most will do pretty much the same here as locally, with two exceptions. Canadian Joey Gregorash’s version of Neil Young’s “Down By the River,” his only US “hit” at number 113 in Billboard, will get to number 29, while Layng Martine’s original version of his own composition “Rub It In,” number 65 BB, will make it to number 13.

Osmonds still in the top two spots, but switching places.