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3
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1
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Three Dog Night--Black & White
|
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2
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2
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Chicago--Saturday in the Park
|
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4
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3
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Mac Davis--Baby Don't Get Hooked on Me
|
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5
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4
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Raspberries--Go All the Way
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1
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5
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Donna Fargo--The Happiest Girl in the Whole U.S.A.
|
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11
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6
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O'Jays--Back Stabbers
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7
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7
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Bread--Guitar Man
|
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10
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8
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Bee Gees--Run to Me
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9
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9
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Elton John--Honky Cat
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13
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10
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Bobby Vinton--Sealed With a Kiss
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18
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11
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Bill Withers--Use Me
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6
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12
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Hot Butter--Popcorn
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16
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13
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Neil Diamond--Play Me
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8
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14
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Jackson Five--Lookin' Through the Windows
|
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19
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15
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Main Ingredient--Everybody Plays the Fool
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25
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16
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Doobie Brothers--Listen to the Music
|
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24
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17
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Elvis Presley--Burning Love
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26
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18
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David Cassidy--Rock Me Baby
|
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21
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19
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Danny O'Keefe--Good Time Charlie's Got the Blues
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20
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Michael Jackson--Ben
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29
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21
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Billy Preston--That's the Way God Planned it
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22
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22
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Climax--Life and Breath
|
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15
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23
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Sammi Smith--I've Got to Have You
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14
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24
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Arlo Guthrie--The City of New Orleans
|
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31
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25
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Gallery--I Believe in Music
|
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35
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26
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Jerry Butler & Brenda Lee Eager--(They Long to Be) Close to
You
|
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40
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27
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King Harvest--Dancing in the Moonlight
|
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32
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28
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Steve & Eydie Featuring the Osmonds--We Can Make it Together
|
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12
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29
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Bill Withers--Lean on Me
|
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33
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30
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Michael Murphey--Geronimo's Cadillac
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31
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Gladstone--A Piece of Paper
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32
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Lyn Collins--Think (About it)
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36
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33
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Rod Stewart--You Wear it Well/True Blue
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34
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34
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Tim Davis--Buzzy Brown
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23
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35
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Al Green--I'm Still in Love With You
|
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37
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36
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Jerry Wallace--If You Leave Me Tonight I'll Cry
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37
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Johnny Nash--I Can See Clearly Now
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20
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38
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Gary Glitter--Rock and Roll Part 2
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39
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Leon Russell--Tight Rope
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40
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Emerson, Lake & Palmer--From the Beginning
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The Partridge Family’s “Breaking Up is Hard to Do” drops off
the survey from number 17.
“Think (About It)” by Lyn Collins, a number 66 Hot 100 hit
(though number 9 on the soul chart), will get to number 16 here. Leon Russell’s
“Tightrope,” number eleven nationally, will stop at number 26. And Emerson,
Lake & Palmer’s “From the Beginning” will make it to number five, though it
was only a number 39 BB hit.
