February 23, 1973

1	1	Roberta Flack--Killing Me Softly With His Song
2	2	Eric Weissberg & Steve Mandell--Dueling Banjos
3	3	Jermaine Jackson--Daddy's Home
5	4	Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show--The Cover of "Rolling Stone"
7	5	O'Jays--Love Train
6	6	Carly Simon--You're So Vain
4	7	Edward Bear--Last Song
10	8	Bill Withers--Kissing My Love
8	9	Lobo--Don't Expect Me to Be Your Friend
13	10	Spinners--Could it Be I'm Falling in Love
9	11	Paul Davis--Boogie Woogie Man
25	12	Vicki Lawrence--The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia
16	13	Lou Reed--Walk on the Wild Side
14	14	Anne Murray--Danny's Song
11	15	Stevie Wonder--Superstition
24	16	Carpenters--Sing
21	17	Eagles--Peaceful Easy Feeling
19	18	Bread--Aubrey
12	19	Paul McCartney--Hi, Hi, Hi
20	20	Grass Roots--Love is What You Make It
30	21	Sweet--Little Willy
22	22	John Denver--Rocky Mountain High
29	23	Dobie Gray--Drift Away
17	24	Doobie Brothers--Jesus is Just Alright
27	25	Deodato--Also Sprach Zarathustra (2001)
26	26	Shel Silverstein--Sara Cynthia Sylvia Stout
---	27	Dawn Featuring Tony Orlando--Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Old Oak Tree
28	28	War--The World is a Ghetto
34	29	Raiders--Love Music
39	30	Four Tops--Ain't No Woman (Like the One I've Got)
---	31	David Bowie--Space Oddity
33	32	Travis Wammack--How Can I Tell You
35	33	Moody Blues--I'm Just a Singer (in a Rock and Roll Band)
18	34	Loudon Wainwright III--Dead Skunk
37	35	Gallery--Big City Miss Ruth Ann
36	36	Diana Ross--Good Morning Heartache
---	37	Brownsville Station--Let Your Yeah Be Yeah
40	38	Judy Collins--Cook With Honey
23	39	Loggins & Messina--Your Mama Don't Dance
---	40	Association--Names, Tags, Numbers & Labels

It seems like a mistake, but two records drop off this week and will return next week. Elton John’s “Crocodile Rock” was number 15 last week and will be number 36 next week, while “Hummingbird” by Seals & Crofts was number 31 last week and will be number 18 next week.

Just four debuts this week: “Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Old Oak Tree” by Dawn, which was number one for four weeks in Billboard, will be number one for six weeks at KJR; the re-release of David Bowie’s “Space Oddity,” originally from 1969, will get to number 12 here, versus 15 nationally; “Let Your Yeah Be Yeah” by Brownsville Station, a number 57 BB hit, will make it to number 18 here; and the Association’s “Names, Tags, Numbers & Labels,” which barely made the Hot 100 at number 91, is barely making it into the Fab 40 and will peak next week at number 38.