November 24, 1972

1	1	Albert Hammond--It Never Rains in Southern California
2	2	Gilbert O'Sullivan--Clair
3	3	Harold Melvin & the Bluenotes--If You Don't Know Me By Now
21	4	Billy Paul--Me and Mrs. Jones
8	5	Tower of Power--Down to the Nightclub
6	6	Michael Jackson--Ben
11	7	America--Ventura Highway
5	8	Lobo--I'd Love You to Want Me
9	9	5th Dimension--If I Could Reach You
7	10	Eagles--Witchy Woman
16	11	Steely Dan--Do it Again
12	12	Austin Roberts--Something's Wrong With Me
15	13	Foghat--I Just Want to Make Love to You
14	14	Bread--Sweet Surrender
10	15	Osmonds--Crazy Horses
19	16	Joni Mitchell--You Turn Me On, I'm a Radio
18	17	Grand Funk Railroad--Rock 'n Roll Soul
4	18	Seals & Crofts--Summer Breeze
13	19	Jim Croce--Operator
27	20	Four Tops--Keeper of the Castle
28	21	Jackson Five--Corner of the Sky
23	22	Chicago--Dialogue
24	23	Eric Clapton--Let it Rain
25	24	Wackers--Day and Night
29	25	Three Dog Night--Pieces of April
17	26	Johnny Nash--I Can See Clearly Now
32	27	Donna Fargo--Funny Face
30	28	Limmie & Family Cookin'--You Can Do Magic
40	29	Johnny Rivers--Rockin' Pneumonia - Boogie Woogie Flu
33	30	Neil Diamond--Walk on Water
22	31	Spinners--I'll Be Around
---	32	Carly Simon--You're So Vain
34	33	J.J. Cale--Lies
36	34	Raspberries--I Wanna Be With You
---	35	Hollies--Long Dark Road
37	36	Blue Haze--Smoke Gets in Your Eyes
---	37	O'Jays--992 Arguments
39	38	Donny Hathaway--I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know
---	39	James Taylor--Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight
---	40	Stylistics--I'm Stone in Love With You

“Me and Mrs. Jones” makes a big leap; “Summer Breeze” takes an almost-equal tumble.

“992 Arguments” by the O’Jays, a number 57 Billboard hit, will get to number 32 here; the other four debuts will all perform about as well in Seattle as nationally—though “You’re So Vain” will spend six weeks at number one rather than just three.

November 17, 1972

1	1	Albert Hammond--It Never Rains in Southern California
2	2	Gilbert O'Sullivan--Clair
14	3	Harold Melvin & the Bluenotes--If You Don't Know Me By Now
3	4	Seals & Crofts--Summer Breeze
4	5	Lobo--I'd Love You to Want Me
6	6	Michael Jackson--Ben
7	7	Eagles--Witchy Woman
9	8	Tower of Power--Down to the Nightclub
8	9	5th Dimension--If I Could Reach You
13	10	Osmonds--Crazy Horses
12	11	America--Ventura Highway
5	12	Austin Roberts--Something's Wrong With Me
11	13	Jim Croce--Operator
16	14	Bread--Sweet Surrender
21	15	Foghat--I Just Want to Make Love to You
26	16	Steely Dan--Do it Again
10	17	Johnny Nash--I Can See Clearly Now
19	18	Grand Funk Railroad--Rock 'n Roll Soul
20	19	Joni Mitchell--You Turn Me On, I'm a Radio
22	20	Al Green--You Ought to Be With Me
33	21	Billy Paul--Me and Mrs. Jones
17	22	Spinners--I'll Be Around
31	23	Chicago--Dialogue
40	24	Eric Clapton--Let it Rain
28	25	Wackers--Day and Night
24	26	Heywoods--Special Someone
36	27	Four Tops--Keeper of the Castle
32	28	Jackson Five--Corner of the Sky
35	29	Three Dog Night--Pieces of April
34	30	Limmie & Family Cookin'--You Can Do Magic
15	31	Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose--Don't Ever Be Lonely
---	32	Donna Fargo--Funny Face
38	33	Neil Diamond--Walk on Water
39	34	J.J. Cale--Lies
18	35	Emerson, Lake & Palmer--From the Beginning
---	36	Raspberries--I Wanna Be With You
---	37	Blue Haze--Smoke Gets in Your Eyes
27	38	Temptations--Papa Was a Rollin' Stone
---	39	Donny Hathaway--I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know
---	40	Johnny Rivers--Rockin' Pneumonia - Boogie Woogie Flu

Five debuts this week: Donna Fargo’s “Funny Face” (5BB/4KJR), “I Wanna Be With You” by the Raspberries (16/7), a reggae version of “Smoke Gets in Your Eyes” by Blue Haze (27/9), Donny Hathaway’s “I Love You More Than You’ll Ever Know” (60/38), and Johnny Rivers’ first big hit since 1967, “Rockin' Pneumonia - Boogie Woogie Flu” (6/2).