January 28, 1972

1	1	Nilsson--Without You
2	2	Three Dog Night--Never Been to Spain
3	3	Al Green--Let's Stay Together
4	4	Climax--Precious and Few
5	5	Carpenters--Hurting Each Other
6	6	Jonathan Edwards--Sunshine
14	7	Joe Simon--Drowning in the Sea of Love
9	8	Stylistics--You Are Everything
11	9	Apollo 100--Joy
17	10	Charley Pride--Kiss an Angel Good Mornin'
12	11	Robert John--The Lion Sleeps Tonight
7	12	Badfinger--Day After Day
8	13	Chi-Lites--Have You Seen Her
19	14	Black Sabbath--Iron Man
10	15	Don McLean--American Pie
20	16	Redbone--The Witch Queen of New Orleans
13	17	Melanie--Brand New Key
15	18	T. Rex--Bang a Gong (Get it On)
18	19	Partridge Family--It's One of Those Nights (Yes Love)
26	20	Faces--Stay With Me
33	21	Osmonds--Down By the Lazy River
21	22	Addrisi Brothers--We've Got to Get it On Again
22	23	Elton John--Levon
16	24	Hillside Singers/New Seekers--I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing (In Perfect Harmony)
24	25	Betty Wright--Clean Up Woman
27	26	Raiders--Country Wine
34	27	Rock Flowers--Number Wonderful
35	28	Melanie--Ring the Living Bell
23	29	Donnie Elbert--Where Did Our Love Go
---	30	Jackson Five--Sugar Daddy
31	31	Beverly Bremers--Don't Say You Don't Remember
32	32	Led Zeppelin--Black Dog
38	33	Carole King--Sweet Seasons
39	34	Bread--Everything I Own
25	35	Carly Simon--Anticipation
28	36	Dennis Coffey & the Detroit Guitar Band--Scorpio
46	37	Cher--The Way of Love
29	38	Three Dog Night--An Old Fashioned Love Song
---	39	J. Geils Band--Looking For a Love
43	40	Asylum Choir--Tryin' to Stay 'Live
---	41	5th Dimension--Together Let's Find Love
41	42	Michel LeGrand--Brian's Song
44	43	J.J. Cale--Crazy Mama
45	44	Bee Gees--My World
---	45	Grand Funk Railroad--Footstompin' Music
---	46	Rod Stewart--Handbags and Gladrags
47	47	Donny Elbert--I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch)
---	48	Neil Young--Heart of Gold
49	49	Edgar Winter's White Trash--Keep Playin' That Rock'n'Roll
50	50	Nilsson--Jump Into the Fire

After all the shake-up of last week, this week is much more stable; in fact the top six are unchanged.

None of the six debuts will do very much differently here than nationally. Worth mentioning, though, is the Jackson Five’s “Sugar Daddy,” which next week will jump from 30 to 17, the following week fall to 31, and then drop off the survey. It was a number ten BB hit. Also worth mentioning is that “Looking For a Love” and “Together Let’s Find Love” debut together. And that they will drop off the survey together next week, presumably after finding each other.