June 9, 1972

2	1	Wayne Newton--Daddy Don't You Walk So Fast
4	2	Billy Preston--Outa-Space
1	3	Mouth & MacNeal--How Do You Do?
10	4	Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose--Too Late to Turn Back Now
5	5	5th Dimension--(Last Night) I Didn't Get to Sleep at All
17	6	Daniel Boone--Beautiful Sunday
3	7	Jimmy Castor Bunch--Troglodyte (Cave Man)
28	8	Roberta Flack & Donny Hathaway--Where is the Love
9	9	Gallery--Nice to Be With You
11	10	Rolling Stones--Exile on Main Street LP
13	11	Sailcat--Motorcycle Mama
20	12	Gordon Lightfoot--Beautiful/Don Quixote
7	13	Royal Scots Dragoon Guards--Amazing Grace
8	14	Staple Singers--I'll Take You There
6	15	Chi-Lites--Oh Girl
34	16	Gilbert O'Sullivan--Alone Again (Naturally)
15	17	Cher--Living in a House Divided
16	18	Neil Diamond--Song Sung Blue
30	19	Hollies--Long Cool Woman (In a Black Dress)
26	20	Danyel Gerard--Butterfly
24	21	Beverly Bremers--We're Free
12	22	Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show--Sylvia's Mother
21	23	Derek & the Dominoes--Layla
19	24	Supremes--Automatically Sunshine
---	25	Frederick Knight--I've Been Lonely For So Long
33	26	America--I Need You
---	27	Donny Osmond--Too Young
14	28	Raiders--Powder Blue Mercedes Queen
35	29	David Cassidy--How Can I Be Sure
18	30	Bread--Diary
38	31	Stylistics--People Make the World Go Round
---	32	Tower of Power--You're Still a Young Man
40	33	Michael Jackson--I Wanna Be Where You Are
---	34	Bill Withers--Lean on Me
22	35	War--Slippin' Into Darkness
23	36	Carpenters--It's Going to Take Some Time
---	37	Eagles--Take it Easy
27	38	Creedence Clearwater Revival--Someday Never Comes
---	39	Looking Glass--Brandy (You're a Fine Girl)
---	40	Vigrass & Osborne--Men of Learning

“Day By Day” drops off but will be back in two weeks.

“Don Quixote” returns as “Beautiful”’s B-side.

The Rolling Stones’ entry, which was listed last week as “Stones L.P. – Tumbling Dice-Sweet Black Angel,” is this week listed simply as "Stones album" and next week will be different still, but the last week column always shows that it's considered a continuous entry.

Seven debuts this week, all of which were top 30 Billboard hits but one: “Men of Learning” by British folk-pop-rock duo Vigrass & Osborne, which got to number 65 there and will sit at number 40 here for one more week before dropping off the survey. Of the others, the one that will perform the most differently here versus elsewhere is Tower of Power’s first hit, “You’re Still a Young Man,” a number 29 national hit that will go all the way to number four at KJR. For this week only it is designated as an LP cut. Perhaps also worth mentioning is that Frederick Knight’s “I’ve Been Lonely For So Long” will get to number 16, beating its number 27 BB peak.