July 27, 1973

 

1	1	Maureen McGovern--The Morning After
2	2	Diana Ross--Touch Me in the Morning
4	3	Helen Reddy--Delta Dawn
7	4	Wings--Live and Let Die
5	5	Chicago--Feelin' Stronger Every Day
6	6	Charlie Daniels--Uneasy Rider
3	7	Stories--Brother Louie
10	8	Gilbert O'Sullivan--Get Down
14	9	Dawn Featuring Tony Orlando--Say, Has Anybody Seen My Sweet Gypsy Rose
16	10	War--Gypsy Man
8	11	Carpenters--Yesterday Once More
22	12	Foster Sylvers--Misdemeanor
9	13	Seals & Crofts--Diamond Girl
25	14	David Gates--Clouds
11	15	Charlie Rich--Behind Closed Doors
26	16	John Denver--I'd Rather Be a Cowboy
13	17	Three Dog Night--Shambala
12	18	Bloodstone--Natural High
21	19	Robin Trower--Man of the World
23	20	Jeanne Pruett--Satin Sheets
29	21	Lobo--How Can I Tell Her
24	22	Sly & the Family Stone--If You Want Me to Stay
30	23	Jerry Reed--Lord, Mr. Ford
36	24	Grand Funk--We're an American Band
40	25	Donny Osmond--A Million to One
15	26	Deep Purple--Smoke on the Water
32	27	Intruders--I'll Always Love My Mama (Part 1)
39	28	America--Muskrat Love
33	29	Joe Walsh--Rocky Mountain Way
20	30	Edgar Winter Group--Frankenstein
35	31	Johnnie Taylor--I Believe in You (You Believe in Me)
38	32	Looking Glass--Jimmy Loves Mary-Anne
34	33	Vicki Lawrence--He Did With Me
17	34	Paul Simon--Kodachrome
---	35	Jerry Jeff Walker--L.A. Freeway
---	36	Carole King--Believe in Humanity
---	37	Paul Simon--Loves Me Like a Rock
18	38	Billy Preston--Will it Go Round in Circles
---	39	Hues Corporation--Freedom For the Stallion
---	40	Kris Kristofferson--Why Me

 The top seven are the same as last week, just in a slightly different order.

Five debuts, two of which will do quite a bit better here than nationally: “L.A. Freeway” by Jerry Jeff Walker (98BB/23KJR), and “Freedom For the Stallion” by the Hues Corporation (63/16).

July 20, 1973

 

2	1	Maureen McGovern--The Morning After
3	2	Diana Ross--Touch Me in the Morning
1	3	Stories--Brother Louie
10	4	Helen Reddy--Delta Dawn
5	5	Chicago--Feelin' Stronger Every Day
6	6	Charlie Daniels--Uneasy Rider
14	7	Wings--Live and Let Die
4	8	Carpenters--Yesterday Once More
9	9	Seals & Crofts--Diamond Girl
12	10	Gilbert O'Sullivan--Get Down
7	11	Charlie Rich--Behind Closed Doors
13	12	Bloodstone--Natural High
11	13	Three Dog Night--Shambala
20	14	Dawn Featuring Tony Orlando--Say, Has Anybody Seen My Sweet Gypsy Rose
8	15	Deep Purple--Smoke on the Water
23	16	War--Gypsy Man
16	17	Paul Simon--Kodachrome
15	18	Billy Preston--Will it Go Round in Circles
22	19	Tommy Roe--Working Class Hero
17	20	Edgar Winter Group--Frankenstein
33	21	Robin Trower--Man of the World
30	22	Foster Sylvers--Misdemeanor
28	23	Jeanne Pruett--Satin Sheets
24	24	Sly & the Family Stone--If You Want Me to Stay
34	25	David Gates--Clouds
27	26	John Denver--I'd Rather Be a Cowboy
21	27	Arlo Guthrie--Gypsy Davy
18	28	Alice Cooper--No More Mr. Nice Guy
36	29	Lobo--How Can I Tell Her
38	30	Jerry Reed--Lord, Mr. Ford
29	31	Jim Croce--Bad, Bad Leroy Brown
---	32	Intruders--I'll Always Love My Mama (Part 1)
---	33	Joe Walsh--Rocky Mountain Way
40	34	Vicki Lawrence--He Did With Me
37	35	Johnnie Taylor--I Believe in You (You Believe in Me)
---	36	Grand Funk--We're an American Band
25	37	George Harrison--Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)
---	38	Looking Glass--Jimmy Loves Mary-Anne
---	39	America--Muskrat Love
---	40	Donny Osmond--A Million to One

 

Of the six debuts, two will do significantly better here than nationally: America’s original version of “Muskrat Love” (67BB/13KJR) and “Jimmy Loves Mary-Anne” by Looking Glass (33/12).