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37
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1
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Delegates--Convention '72
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1
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2
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Michael Jackson--Ben
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7
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3
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Eagles--Witchy Woman
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8
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4
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Lobo--I'd Love You to Want Me
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6
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5
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Emerson, Lake & Palmer--From the Beginning
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13
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6
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Helen Reddy--I Am Woman
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15
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7
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Curtis Mayfield--Freddie's Dead (Theme From "Superfly")
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2
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8
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Johnny Nash--I Can See Clearly Now
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3
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9
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Elvis Presley--Burning Love
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12
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10
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Mel & Tim--Starting All Over Again
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4
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11
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King Harvest--Dancing in the Moonlight
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20
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12
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Seals & Crofts--Summer Breeze
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11
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13
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Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose--Don't Ever Be Lonely
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5
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14
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Gallery--I Believe in Music
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26
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15
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5th Dimension--If I Could Reach You
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9
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16
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Chicago--Saturday in the Park
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17
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17
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Austin Roberts--Something's Wrong With Me
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10
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18
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Main Ingredient--Everybody Plays the Fool
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29
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19
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Spinners--I'll Be Around
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23
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20
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Temptations--Papa Was a Rollin' Stone
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27
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21
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Danny Holien--Colorado
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31
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22
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Move--Do Ya
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14
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23
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Doobie Brothers--Listen to the Music
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34
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24
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Alice Cooper--Elected
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16
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25
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Mac Davis--Baby Don't Get Hooked on Me
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32
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26
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America--Ventura Highway
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21
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27
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Bill Withers--Use Me
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33
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28
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Mouth & MacNeal--Hey, You Love
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29
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Osmonds--Crazy Horses
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35
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30
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Billy Lee Riley--I Got a Thing About You Baby
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18
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31
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Three Dog Night--Black & White
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40
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32
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Chi Coltrane--Thunder and Lightning
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33
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Grand Funk Railroad--Rock 'n Roll Soul
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24
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34
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Bulldog--No
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22
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35
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Danny O'Keefe--Good Time Charlie's Got the Blues
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36
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Tower of Power--Down to the Nightclub
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25
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37
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O'Jays--Back Stabbers
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38
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Al Green--You Ought to Be With Me
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19
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39
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Lyn Collins--Think (About it)
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40
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Isley Brothers--Work to Do
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Huge leap for “Convention ’72,” biggest we’ve seen in quite
some time.
I’ve always thought of Tower of Power’s “Down to the
Nightclub” as a big hit, which it was at KJR, as we’ll be seeing it get to number
five, but nationally it only got to number 66. On the other hand, Al Green’s “You
Ought to Be With Me,” a number three Billboard hit, will stop at number 20. “Rock
‘n Roll Soul” by Grand Funk (29BB/17KJR) and “Work to Do” by the Isley Brothers
(51/29) will both do a bit better here than in BB. That just leaves the Osmonds’
hard-rockin’ “Crazy Horses” (14/10).
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