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1
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1
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Michael Jackson--Ben
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2
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2
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Johnny Nash--I Can See Clearly Now
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3
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3
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Elvis Presley--Burning Love
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4
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4
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King Harvest--Dancing in the Moonlight
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6
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5
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Gallery--I Believe in Music
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11
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6
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Emerson, Lake & Palmer--From the Beginning
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17
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7
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Eagles--Witchy Woman
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14
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8
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Lobo--I'd Love You to Want Me
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7
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9
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Chicago--Saturday in the Park
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9
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10
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Main Ingredient--Everybody Plays the Fool
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13
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11
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Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose--Don't Ever Be Lonely
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19
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12
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Mel & Tim--Starting All Over Again
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22
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13
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Helen Reddy--I Am Woman
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8
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14
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Doobie Brothers--Listen to the Music
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25
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15
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Curtis Mayfield--Freddie's Dead (Theme From
"Superfly")
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10
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16
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Mac Davis--Baby Don't Get Hooked on Me
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20
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17
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Austin Roberts--Something's Wrong With Me
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5
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18
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Three Dog Night--Black & White
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16
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19
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Lyn Collins--Think (About it)
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30
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20
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Seals & Crofts--Summer Breeze
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12
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21
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Bill Withers--Use Me
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15
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22
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Danny O'Keefe--Good Time Charlie's Got the Blues
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27
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23
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Temptations--Papa Was a Rollin' Stone
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29
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24
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Bulldog--No
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18
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25
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O'Jays--Back Stabbers
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40
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26
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5th Dimension--If I Could Reach You
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33
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27
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Danny Holien--Colorado
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24
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28
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Raspberries--Go All the Way
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37
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29
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Spinners--I'll Be Around
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31
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30
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Wayne Newton--Can't You Hear the Song?
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35
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31
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Move--Do Ya
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32
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America--Ventura Highway
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39
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33
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Mouth & MacNeal--Hey, You Love
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36
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34
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Alice Cooper--Elected
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35
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Billy Lee Riley--I Got a Thing About You Baby
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21
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36
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David Cassidy--Rock Me Baby
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37
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Delegates--Convention '72
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23
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38
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Bread--Guitar Man
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26
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39
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Bee Gees--Run to Me
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40
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Chi Coltrane--Thunder and Lightning
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Only four debuts this week: America’s “Ventura Highway”
(8BB/7KJR), “I Got a Thing About You Baby” by 50s rockabilly singer Billy Lee
Riley (93/30), Dickie Goodman-style break-in record “Convention ‘72” by the
Delegates (8/1), and one-hit wonder Chi Coltrane’s “Thunder and Lightning”
(17/20).
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