June 2, 1972

1	1	Mouth & MacNeal--How Do You Do?
4	2	Wayne Newton--Daddy Don't You Walk So Fast
2	3	Jimmy Castor Bunch--Troglodyte (Cave Man)
12	4	Billy Preston--Outa-Space
6	5	5th Dimension--(Last Night) I Didn't Get to Sleep at All
3	6	Chi-Lites--Oh Girl
7	7	Royal Scots Dragoon Guards--Amazing Grace
5	8	Staple Singers--I'll Take You There
9	9	Gallery--Nice to Be With You
23	10	Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose--Too Late to Turn Back Now
10	11	Rolling Stones--Tumbling Dice/Sweet Black Angel
8	12	Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show--Sylvia's Mother
25	13	Sailcat--Motorcycle Mama
20	14	Raiders--Powder Blue Mercedes Queen
17	15	Cher--Living in a House Divided
14	16	Neil Diamond--Song Sung Blue
26	17	Daniel Boone--Beautiful Sunday
13	18	Bread--Diary
19	19	Supremes--Automatically Sunshine
28	20	Gordon Lightfoot--Beautiful
18	21	Derek & the Dominoes--Layla
11	22	War--Slippin' Into Darkness
15	23	Carpenters--It's Going to Take Some Time
29	24	Beverly Bremers--We're Free
16	25	Don McLean--Vincent
32	26	Danyel Gerard--Butterfly
35	27	Creedence Clearwater Revival--Someday Never Comes
38	28	Roberta Flack & Donny Hathaway--Where is the Love
22	29	Mal--Mighty Mighty and Roly Poly
---	30	Hollies--Long Cool Woman (In a Black Dress)
31	31	Graham Nash & David Crosby--Immigration Man
33	32	Ranji--It's So Easy (To Be Bad)
34	33	America--I Need You
---	34	Gilbert O'Sullivan--Alone Again (Naturally)
37	35	David Cassidy--How Can I Be Sure
21	36	Jackson Browne--Doctor My Eyes
39	37	Godspell--Day By Day
40	38	Stylistics--People Make the World Go Round
24	39	Todd Rundgren--I Saw the Light
---	40	Michael Jackson--I Wanna Be Where You Are

The Rolling Stones entry, which was simply “Tumbling Dice” for the past seven weeks, is listed this week as “Stones L.P. – Tumbling Dice-Sweet Black Angel.”

B-side “Don Quixote” is dropped from the listing for Gordon Lightfoot’s “Beautiful,” though it will be back next week.

Only three debuts: The Hollies’ “Long Cool Woman,” which peaked at number two (for two weeks) in Billboard and will peak at number two (for one week) here; “Alone Again (Naturally)” by Gilbert O’Sullivan, which peaked at number one (for six weeks) in Billboard and will peak at number one (for one week) here; and Michael Jackson’s solo hit “I Wanna Be Where You Are,” number 16 in BB and number 25 at KJR.

It’s hard to imagine an odder assortment of records than the top three on this survey.

May 26, 1972

7	1	Mouth & MacNeal--How Do You Do?
6	2	Jimmy Castor Bunch--Troglodyte (Cave Man)
1	3	Chi-Lites--Oh Girl
11	4	Wayne Newton--Daddy Don't You Walk So Fast
5	5	Staple Singers--I'll Take You There
13	6	5th Dimension--(Last Night) I Didn't Get to Sleep at All
16	7	Royal Scots Dragoon Guards--Amazing Grace
4	8	Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show--Sylvia's Mother
3	9	Gallery--Nice to Be With You
10	10	Rolling Stones--Tumbling Dice
2	11	War--Slippin' Into Darkness
28	12	Billy Preston--Outa-Space
9	13	Bread--Diary
14	14	Neil Diamond--Song Sung Blue
17	15	Carpenters--It's Going to Take Some Time
8	16	Don McLean--Vincent
33	17	Cher--Living in a House Divided
21	18	Derek & the Dominoes--Layla
19	19	Supremes--Automatically Sunshine
24	20	Raiders--Powder Blue Mercedes Queen
20	21	Jackson Browne--Doctor My Eyes
23	22	Mal--Mighty Mighty and Roly Poly
48	23	Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose--Too Late to Turn Back Now
12	24	Todd Rundgren--I Saw the Light
31	25	Sailcat--Motorcycle Mama
43	26	Daniel Boone--Beautiful Sunday
15	27	Roberta Flack--The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face
38	28	Gordon Lightfoot--Don Quixote/Beautiful
34	29	Beverly Bremers--We're Free
18	30	Neil Young--Old Man
36	31	Graham Nash & David Crosby--Immigration Man
---	32	Danyel Gerard--Butterfly
41	33	Ranji--It's So Easy (To Be Bad)
45	34	America--I Need You
---	35	Creedence Clearwater Revival--Someday Never Comes
22	36	Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen--Hot Rod Lincoln
42	37	David Cassidy--How Can I Be Sure
---	38	Roberta Flack & Donny Hathaway--Where is the Love
50	39	Godspell--Day By Day
---	40	Stylistics--People Make the World Go Round

Fourteen records drop off as four debut and the survey becomes the Fabulous 40.

For this week only, “Don Quixote” is listed ahead of “Beautiful” on the Gordon Lightfoot record.

Two of the four debuts, “People Make the World Go Round” by the Stylistics and Creedence Clearwater Revival’s final hit “Someday Never Comes,” were both number 25 Billboard hits that will peak at number 27 here. The Stylistics will remain on the survey for two weeks longer than CCR.

Roberta Flack and Donny Hathaway’s soft soul duet “Where is the Love” will reach number one, whereas nationally it stopped at number five. French pop singer Danyel Gerard’s international hit “Butterfly,” which only got to number 78 in Billboard, will reach number 13 here.