March 2, 1973

1	1	Roberta Flack--Killing Me Softly With His Song
12	2	Vicki Lawrence--The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia
3	3	Jermaine Jackson--Daddy's Home
4	4	Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show--The Cover of "Rolling Stone"
5	5	O'Jays--Love Train
2	6	Eric Weissberg & Steve Mandell--Dueling Banjos
6	7	Carly Simon--You're So Vain
8	8	Bill Withers--Kissing My Love
7	9	Edward Bear--Last Song
10	10	Spinners--Could it Be I'm Falling in Love
13	11	Lou Reed--Walk on the Wild Side
16	12	Carpenters--Sing
27	13	Dawn Featuring Tony Orlando--Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Old Oak Tree
9	14	Lobo--Don't Expect Me to Be Your Friend
14	15	Anne Murray--Danny's Song
21	16	Sweet--Little Willy
17	17	Eagles--Peaceful Easy Feeling
---	18	Seals & Crofts--Hummingbird
20	19	Grass Roots--Love is What You Make It
18	20	Bread--Aubrey
23	21	Dobie Gray--Drift Away
31	22	David Bowie--Space Oddity
15	23	Stevie Wonder--Superstition
25	24	Deodato--Also Sprach Zarathustra (2001)
29	25	Raiders--Love Music
11	26	Paul Davis--Boogie Woogie Man
30	27	Four Tops--Ain't No Woman (Like the One I've Got)
---	28	Gladys Knight & the Pips--Neither One of Us (Wants to Be the First to Say Goodbye)
32	29	Travis Wammack--How Can I Tell You
33	30	Moody Blues--I'm Just a Singer (in a Rock and Roll Band)
19	31	Paul McCartney--Hi, Hi, Hi
---	32	Johnny Nash--Stir it Up
---	33	Steely Dan--Reeling in the Years
35	34	Gallery--Big City Miss Ruth Ann
37	35	Brownsville Station--Let Your Yeah Be Yeah
---	36	Elton John--Crocodile Rock
---	37	Blinky--T'ain't Nobody's Bizness If I Do
40	38	Association--Names, Tags, Numbers & Labels
---	39	Al Green--Call Me (Come Back Home)
---	40	Stealer's Wheel--Stuck in the Middle With You

“Hummingbird” and “Crocodile Rock” reappear after a week off the survey.

One of the six debuts did not make the Billboard charts at all: Blinky’s version of “T’ain’t Nobody’s Bizness if I Do,” from the movie Lady Sings the Blues, which will get to number 34. Of the others, two will come up a bit short of their national peaks: “Neither One of Us” by Gladys Knight & the Pips, a number two BB hit that will stop at number 11 here, and Al Green’s “Call Me,” which will only make it to number 28, as opposed to its number ten national peak.