November 19, 1971

1	1	Cher--Gypsys, Tramps & Thieves
8	2	Melanie--Brand New Key
2	3	Isaac Hayes--Theme From Shaft
6	4	Bread--Baby I'm-a Want You
4	5	Lou Rawls--A Natural Man
14	6	Les Crane--Desiderata
3	7	Freddie Hart--Easy Loving
18	8	David Cassidy--Cherish
13	9	Sonny & Cher--All I Ever Need is You
10	10	Grass Roots--Two Divided By Love
15	11	Coven--One Tin Soldier
5	12	Pop-Tops--Mammy Blue
9	13	Osmonds--Yo-Yo
7	14	John Lennon--Imagine
11	15	Road Home--Keep it in the Family
20	16	Three Dog Night--An Old Fashioned Love Song
17	17	Rod Stewart--Maggie May
21	18	Neil Diamond--Stones
12	19	Donny Osmond--Go Away Little Girl
30	20	Michael Jackson--Got to Be There
25	21	Santana--Everybody's Everything
16	22	Carpenters--Superstar/Bless the Beasts and Children
32	23	Sly & the Family Stone--Family Affair
27	24	Peter Nero--Theme From "Summer of '42"
29	25	Kris Kristofferson--Loving Her Was Easier (Than Anything I'll Ever Do Again)
31	26	Jerry Lee Lewis--Me and Bobby McGee
35	27	Ten Years After--I'd Love to Change the World
22	28	Joan Baez--The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
23	29	Partridge Family--Brown Eyes (LP)
37	30	Marvin Gaye--Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler)
42	31	Rod Stewart--(I Know) I'm Losing You
---	32	Donny Osmond--Hey Girl/I Knew You When
19	33	Five Man Electrical Band--Absolutely Right
24	34	Cat Stevens--Peace Train
26	35	Partridge Family--Echo Valley 2-6809 (LP)
28	36	Lee Michaels--Do You Know What I Mean
48	37	Bullet--White Lies, Blue Eyes
34	38	Yes--Your Move
45	39	Denise LaSalle--Trapped By a Thing Called Love
---	41	Chi-Lites--Have You Seen Her
49	42	Mickey Newbury--An American Trilogy
---	43	Hillside Singers--I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing (In Perfect Harmony)
36	45	5th Dimension--Never My Love
38	46	Undisputed Truth--Smiling Faces Sometimes
---	47	Staple Singers--Respect Yourself

Another week where the chart is missing from the newspaper, or at least from the microfilm of the newspaper. So the positions are taken from the “Last Week” column of the following week’s survey, and we’re missing a few entries.

Only four debuts, mostly coming very close here to their Billboard peaks. Donny Osmond’s double-sided hit of two remakes, “Hey Girl” and “I Knew You When,” topped out at number nine as a joint listing nationally, and will get to number eight here. The Chi-Lites’ “Have You Seen Her” will exactly match its number three peak, and “Respect Yourself” by the Staple Singers, number 12 BB, will go to number 14. The one exception is the Hillside Singers’ “I’d Like to Teach the World to Sing,” originally a Coke commercial, which peaked at number 13 nationally but will get up to number two here.