|
FIRST
TEN |
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Stories--Brother
Louie |
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Helen
Reddy--Delta Dawn* |
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Gilbert
O'Sullivan--Get Down |
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Marvin
Gaye--Let's Get it On |
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Wings--Live
and Let Die |
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Paul
Simon--Loves Me Like a Rock |
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Dawn
Featuring Tony Orlando--Say, Has Anybody Seen My Sweet Gypsy Rose |
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Maureen
McGovern--The Morning After |
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Diana
Ross--Touch Me in the Morning |
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Grand
Funk--We're an American Band* |
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SECOND
TEN |
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Doobie
Brothers--China Grove* |
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Cher--Half-Breed* |
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Today's
People--He* |
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Lobo--How
Can I Tell Her |
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Looking
Glass--Jimmy Loves Mary-Anne |
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B.W.
Stevenson--My Maria |
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America--Muskrat
Love |
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Joe
Walsh--Rocky Mountain Way |
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Kris
Kristofferson--Why Me |
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Sutherland
Brothers & Quiver--(I Don't Want to Love You But) You Got Me Anyway |
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AND |
|
Danny
O'Keefe--Angel Spread Your Wings(D) |
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Rolling
Stones--Angie*(D) |
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Jethro
Tull--A Passion Play (Edit #10) |
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5th
Dimension--Ashes to Ashes(D) |
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Cheech
& Chong--Basketball Jones |
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Stealers
Wheel--Everyone's Agreed That Everything Will Turn Out Fine |
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Edgar
Winter Group--Free Ride |
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DeFranco
Family--Heartbeat - It's a Lovebeat* |
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Stevie
Wonder--Higher Ground |
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Skylark--I'll
Have to Go Away(D) |
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Cross
Country--In the Midnight Hour |
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Roberta
Flack--Jesse |
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Chicago--Just
You 'n' Me |
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Bob
Dylan--Knockin' On Heaven's Door(D) |
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Osmonds--Let
Me In(D) |
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Spirit--Mr.
Skin(D) |
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Allman
Brothers Band--Ramblin' Man |
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10cc--Rubber
Bullets |
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Elton
John--Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting |
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Royal
Guardsmen--Snoopy vs. the Red Baron |
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Bobby
Goldsboro--Summer (The First Time)* |
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Kenny
Karen--That's Why You Remember |
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Charlie
Rich-The Most Beautiful Girl(D) |
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Tower
of Power--This Time it's Real(D) |
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Pink
Floyd--Time |
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Pointer
Sisters--Yes We Can Can |
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Conway
Twitty--You've Never Been This Far Before |
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(D)
Debuts *
Super Hits The first ten are the same as last week but in a different order, as they’re now alphabetized by title rather than artist. Seattle’s Danny O’Keefe will spend four weeks in the “And” category with “Angel Spread Your Wings,” a number 110 Billboard hit. Same with “I’ll Have to Go Away,” the follow-up to “Wildflower” by Skylark, which got to number 106 nationally. “Let Me In” by the Osmonds, a number 36 hit at Billboard, will spend one week in the First ten. “This Time it’s Real” by Tower of Power will spend three weeks as an “And;” it made number 65 nationally. And number 92 Billboard hit “Mr. Skin” by Spirit will be on the survey for 11 weeks, three of them in the First ten, and its final week at number eight, as the format changes again. |
