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Popchartfreak
post 24th April 2024, 11:26 AM
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13th April 1974

It's straight in at 1 for Sparks' 2nd retro-chart entry as they grab the second USA Glam-Act slot with the fabulous This Town Ain't Big Enough For Both Of Us. I went big on the record after one hearing in 1974, it was like "OMG what on Earth is that!" and I bought it as soon as it was in the shops. 50 years on and Sparks are even more revered and current as ever, influencing many, copying few. Like ABBA and Queen, my love was immediate and long-lasting from 1974 onwards. They still sound like no-one else.

It's post-Eurovision and there are 3 acts debuting, Mouth & MacNeal's I See A Star was my 2nd-fave track on the night, it came 3rd and became a UK top 10 hit for Holland. It's also the duo's 3rd retro chart entry at 67. At 84, and second in the contest, it's the wonderful Gigliola Cinquetti with her Italian number one, Alle Porte Del Sole - her English-language version of Si will be out in a few weeks and that's the version I got to know and love, so Si is absent at the mo, but it's very nearly as good as her classic 1964 winner Non Ho L'Eta Per Amarti, a childhood fave, and still the best Eurovision winner. Probably. yet I didnt rate it that much on the night, and was glad ABBA just pipped her to the victory. That leaves Radio Luxembourg playlisted Bye Bye I Love You at 85 for Irene Sheer, which almost made the UK charts, for a 5th hit from one contest, a record until the 21st century.

Allan Clarke joins his Hollies smash with a second solo entry, Sideshow, a great song and future hit covered by the Chanter Sisters, new at 65, and at 71 a song that hasn't been heard since Radio Luxembourg stopped playing it, The Man Who Turned On The World, a sort of Christian Congregation-styled hit from Friends Of St. Francis. You wont find it on any streaming platform or download site, but it still sounds pretty good on Youtube and I havent heard it in 50 years! The Rollers are back for a 3rd year of retro chart entries, with their forthcoming TV show anthem as young girls went hysterical over them. The more hysterical they got the more I went off them, but Shang-A-Lang is singalong fluff, s'OK.

The Four Tops' hits have dried up now, but the music is still good, One Chain Don't make No Prison the latest at 75, and at 77 Andy Williams follows-up his smash Solitaire with Getting Over You, a decent version of Peter Noone's much-better 1973 original single version that went top 10 here. Finally, that leaves Christopher Rainbow at 83 who got some plays on the Johnnie Walker Radio 1 show with Solid State Brain - he had a few goes at breaking through into the charts, but never quite made it.


1 ( NEW ) THIS TOWN AIN’T BIG ENOUGH FOR BOTH OF US - Sparks # 1
2 ( 1 ) TRAVELIN’ BOY - Garfunkel # 1
3 ( 6 ) THE IMMIGRANT - Neil Sedaka # 3
4 ( 9 ) ROCK ‘N’ ROLL WINTER - Wizzard # 4
5 ( 5 ) SUMMER BREEZE - The Isley Brothers # 1
6 ( 2 ) ON THE RUN - Scorched Earth featuring Billy Ocean # 1
7 ( 7 ) I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU - Dolly Parton # 2
8 ( 3 ) THE CAT CREPT IN - Mud # 3
9 ( 11 ) BE THANKFUL FOR WHAT YOU’VE GOT - William De Vaughan # 9
10 ( 10 ) LAUGHTER IN THE RAIN - Neil Sedaka # 10


11 ( 14 ) TIME IN A BOTTLE - Jim Croce # 1
12 ( 4 ) WATERLOO - ABBA # 4
13 ( 39 ) I’M IN LOVE - Aretha Franklin # 13
14 ( 19 ) DREAM WORLD - Don Downing # 14
15 ( 8 ) EMMA - Hot Chocolate # 1
16 ( 21 ) JOHNNY AND THE JUKEBOX - Pearly Gates # 16
17 ( 13 ) ROCK THE BOAT - The Hues Corporation # 1
18 ( 15 ) SUGAR BABY LOVE - The Rubettes # 1
19 ( 27 ) JARROW SONG - Alan Price # 19
20 ( 12 ) DANCE (WHILE THE MUSIC STILL GOES ON) - ABBA # 12

21 ( 18 ) JUDY TEEN - Cockney Rebel # 18
22 ( 22 ) A WALKIN’ MIRACLE - Limmie & The Family Cooking # 22
23 ( 16 ) HONEY HONEY - ABBA # 16
24 ( 20 ) EVERLASTING LOVE - Robert Knight # 4
25 ( 29 ) THE AIR THAT I BREATHE - The Hollies # 1
26 ( 25 ) THESE DAYS - Ian Matthews # 1
27 ( 17 ) HASTA MANANA - ABBA # 17
28 ( 40 ) THE GOLDEN AGE OF ROCK ‘N’ ROLL - Mott The Hoople # 28
29 ( 23 ) ANGEL FACE - The Glitter Band # 13
30 ( 32 ) IT DOESN’T MATTER ANYMORE - Buddy Holly # 14

31 ( 30 ) YOU WON’T SEE ME - Anne Murray # 15
32 ( 33 ) I GET A LITTLE SENTIMENTAL OVER YOU - The New Seekers featuring Lyn Paul # 4
33 ( 44 ) DANCING MACHINE - The Jackson 5 # 33
34 ( 28 ) HEAVENLY - The Temptations # 17
35 ( 41 ) BAND ON THE RUN - Paul McCartney & Wings # 1
36 ( 36 ) YEAR OF DECISION - The Three Degrees # 2
37 ( 35 ) T.S.O.P. (THE SOUND OF PHILADELPHIA) - M.F.S.B. & The Three Degrees # 6
38 ( 46 ) IT’S BETTER TO HAVE (AND DON’T NEED) - Don Covay # 38
39 ( 58 ) TEEN WAVE - Ricky Wilde # 39
40 ( 31 ) SEVEN SEAS OF RHYE - Queen # 1

41 ( 43 ) LIFE AND DEATH IN G & A PARTS 1 & 2 - Chairmen Of The Board # 41
42 ( 45 ) MAKIN’ MUSIC - Hot Chocolate # 42
43 ( 38 ) JET - Paul McCartney & Wings # 1
44 ( 24 ) MR. NATURAL - The Bee Gees # 10
45 ( 37 ) SOUND YOUR FUNKY HORN - K.C. & The Sunshine Band # 3
46 ( 26 ) MY MAMA SAID - ABBA # 25
47 ( 50 ) WHEN THE MORNING COMES - Daryl Hall & John Oates # 7
48 ( 48 ) BLAZING SADDLES - Frankie Laine # 6
49 ( 54 ) RHINESTONE COWBOY - Larry Weiss # 49
50 ( 51 ) UNTIL YOU COME BACK TO ME (THAT’S WHAT I’M GONNA DO) - Aretha Franklin # 2

51 ( 52 ) LOVE’S THEME - Love Unlimited Orchestra # 1
52 ( 57 ) SCHOOL LOVE - Barry Blue # 7
53 ( 42 ) DEVIL GATE DRIVE - Suzi Quatro # 2
54 ( 34 ) WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE? - Candlewick Green # 7
55 ( 55 ) GONNA SING YOU MY LOVESONG - ABBA # 33
56 ( 60 ) EVERYDAY - Slade # 56
57 ( 53 ) HOMELY GIRL - The Chi-Lites # 8
58 ( 56 ) YOU ARE EVERYTHING - Diana Ross & Marvin Gaye # 45
59 ( 72 ) MY GIRL BILL - Jim Stafford # 59
60 ( 61 ) REMEMBER YOU’RE A WOMBLE - The Wombles # 60

61 ( 47 ) TIGER FEET - Mud # 1
62 ( 78 ) GET UP - Blue Mink # 62
63 ( 49 ) WATCH OUT - ABBA # 49
64 ( 65 ) FOR THE LOVE OF MONEY - The O’Jays # 64
65 ( NEW ) SIDESHOW - Allan Clarke # 65
66 ( 59 ) JEALOUS MIND - Alvin Stardust # 3
67 ( NEW ) I SEE A STAR - Mouth & MacNeal # 67
68 ( 73 ) TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD - Rufus featuring Chaka Khan # 68
69 ( 69 ) TEENAGE RAMPAGE - The Sweet # 1
70 ( 62 ) LET ME ROLL IT - Paul McCartney & Wings # 27

71 ( NEW ) THE MAN WHO TURNED ON THE WORLD - The Friends Of St. Francis # 71
72 ( NEW ) SHANG-A-LANG - Bay City Rollers # 72

73 ( 77 ) SATISFACTION GUARANTEED - Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes # 73
74 ( 74 ) THE SAME LOVE THAT MADE ME LAUGH - Bill Withers # 74
75 ( NEW ) ONE CHAIN DON’T MAKE NO PRISON - The Four Tops # 75
76 ( 71 ) DON’T YOU WORRY ‘BOUT A THING - Stevie Wonder # 71
77 ( NEW ) GETTING OVER YOU - Andy Williams # 77
78 ( 82 ) DON’T STAY AWAY TOO LONG - Peters & Lee # 78
79 ( 76 ) DAYBREAK - Nilsson # 76
80 ( 70 ) THE MAN WHO SOLD THE WORLD - Lulu featuring David Bowie # 9

81 ( 79 ) IF YOU LOVE ME - Olivia Newton-John # 79
82 ( 80 ) LET ME PUT MY SPELL ON YOU - Merlin # 80
83 ( NEW ) SOLID STATE RAINBOW - Christopher Rainbow # 83
84 ( NEW ) ALLE PORTE DEL SOLE - Gigliola Cinquetti # 84
85 ( NEW ) BYE BYE I LOVE YOU - Irene Sheer # 85
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post 24th April 2024, 01:11 PM
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QUOTE(Popchartfreak @ 24th April 2024, 02:26 PM) *
That leaves Radio Luxembourg playlisted Bye Bye I Love You at 85 for Irene Sheer, which almost made the UK charts, for a 5th hit from one contest, a record until the 21st century.


I have seven ESC entries in 1974 charts (all-time record) and it was only top 20. smile.gif

Possibly on ESC week top 7 was five entries (Sweden, Germany, Ireland, Norway, United Kingdom) with two European ABBA singles (Nina, Pretty Ballerina, Hasta Manana), both were # 1s.
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post 24th April 2024, 04:56 PM
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QUOTE(Last Dreamer @ 24th April 2024, 02:11 PM) *
I have seven ESC entries in 1974 charts (all-time record) and it was only top 20. smile.gif

Possibly on ESC week top 7 was five entries (Sweden, Germany, Ireland, Norway, United Kingdom) with two European ABBA singles (Nina, Pretty Ballerina, Hasta Manana), both were # 1s.


My biggest Eurovision through to the 2000's was 1974, no question, too: Sweden, UK, Holland, Italy and Luxembourg charted for me. I watched it again for the first time in 50 years, there were a few other decent ones (like Germany) but the one I didnt remember that I liked best was Switzerland ohmy.gif laugh.gif
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post 30th April 2024, 09:23 AM
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20th April 1974

It's a quiet week for new tracks so Art Garfunkel pops back to the top spot for a 3rd week, such a great song, and Neil Sedaka almost gets 2 top 5's from his latest (UK-only) album ahead of breaking the US big-time, while another track drops in at 85. Don Downing gets a second top 10 with the forgotten fab Northern Soul-ish Dream World, and Aretha makes it two top 10's in a row with I'm In Love, and her vocal range at the climax of the song is jaw-dropping. 7 years of retro chart biggies and counting.

Straight in at 12, Gigliola Cinquetti won the 1964 Eurovision with the timelessly wonderful Non Ho L'Eta Per Amarti, and had the misfortune to come up against ABBA with her 2nd fab ballad Si, and had to settle for runner-up. It took the English-language version to convince me it was fab, but I was convinced and that makes 5 1974 Eurovision charting tracks (both in my charts of the time, and Retro) while her Italian & Brazilian chart-topper is also up to 63.

Ricky Wilde goes top 20, and Kim really should do a cover of it (with amended lyrics) for her next project. Chairmen Of The Board almost go top 20 with a 9-minute funk-workout that doesn't let up, and The Four Tops are top 40 with another UK flop - the hits had dried up, but the quality hadn't. Blue Magic's sweet soul Sideshow is new at 46 (not the same song as Allan Clarke's, but like him it would be a hit for a later cover act - Barry Biggs in this case), and Paper Lace get a second US-history-based hit, The Night Chicago Died at 58.

Alvin Stardust gets his hat-trick as Red Dress pops in at 61 for some Glam fun, The Eagles return for a 3rd year of charting, Already Gone at 80, Kiki Dee drops her new album Loving And Free, the title track wouldn't become a chart hit until she'd topped the charts with Elton in 1976, but it's really 1974 so here it is at 81. Quo are back for 6 years of chart action with Break The Rules, more of a throwback to 1970-era Quo, at 82.


1 ( 2 ) TRAVELIN’ BOY - Garfunkel # 1
2 ( 1 ) THIS TOWN AIN’T BIG ENOUGH FOR BOTH OF US - Sparks # 1
3 ( 4 ) ROCK ‘N’ ROLL WINTER - Wizzard # 3
4 ( 3 ) THE IMMIGRANT - Neil Sedaka # 3
5 ( 5 ) SUMMER BREEZE - The Isley Brothers # 1
6 ( 10 ) LAUGHTER IN THE RAIN - Neil Sedaka # 6
7 ( 6 ) ON THE RUN - Scorched Earth featuring Billy Ocean # 1
8 ( 14 ) DREAM WORLD - Don Downing # 8
9 ( 8 ) THE CAT CREPT IN - Mud # 3
10 ( 13 ) I’M IN LOVE - Aretha Franklin # 10


11 ( 11 ) TIME IN A BOTTLE - Jim Croce # 1
12 ( NEW ) GO (BEFORE YOU BREAK MY HEART) - Gigliola Cinquetti # 12
13 ( 9 ) BE THANKFUL FOR WHAT YOU’VE GOT - William De Vaughan # 9
14 ( 19 ) JARROW SONG - Alan Price # 14
15 ( 39 ) TEEN WAVE - Ricky Wilde # 15
16 ( 21 ) JUDY TEEN - Cockney Rebel # 16
17 ( 22 ) A WALKIN’ MIRACLE - Limmie & The Family Cooking # 17
18 ( 7 ) I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU - Dolly Parton # 2
19 ( 15 ) EMMA - Hot Chocolate # 1
20 ( 18 ) SUGAR BABY LOVE - The Rubettes # 1

21 ( 17 ) ROCK THE BOAT - The Hues Corporation # 1
22 ( 41 ) LIFE AND DEATH IN G & A PARTS 1 & 2 - Chairmen Of The Board # 22
23 ( 33 ) DANCING MACHINE - The Jackson 5 # 23
24 ( 23 ) HONEY HONEY - ABBA # 16
25 ( 28 ) THE GOLDEN AGE OF ROCK ‘N’ ROLL - Mott The Hoople # 25
26 ( 16 ) JOHNNY AND THE JUKEBOX - Pearly Gates # 16
27 ( 26 ) THESE DAYS - Ian Matthews # 1
28 ( 25 ) THE AIR THAT I BREATHE - The Hollies # 1
29 ( 24 ) EVERLASTING LOVE - Robert Knight # 4
30 ( 12 ) WATERLOO - ABBA # 4

31 ( 20 ) DANCE (WHILE THE MUSIC STILL GOES ON) - ABBA # 12
32 ( 38 ) IT’S BETTER TO HAVE (AND DON’T NEED) - Don Covay # 32
33 ( 36 ) YEAR OF DECISION - The Three Degrees # 2
34 ( 29 ) ANGEL FACE - The Glitter Band # 13
35 ( 42 ) MAKIN’ MUSIC - Hot Chocolate # 35
36 ( 43 ) JET - Paul McCartney & Wings # 1
37 ( 30 ) IT DOESN’T MATTER ANYMORE - Buddy Holly # 14
38 ( 75 ) ONE CHAIN DON’T MAKE NO PRISON - The Four Tops # 38
39 ( 27 ) HASTA MANANA - ABBA # 17
40 ( 34 ) HEAVENLY - The Temptations # 17

41 ( 32 ) I GET A LITTLE SENTIMENTAL OVER YOU - The New Seekers featuring Lyn Paul # 4
42 ( 37 ) T.S.O.P. (THE SOUND OF PHILADELPHIA) - M.F.S.B. & The Three Degrees # 6
43 ( 65 ) SIDESHOW - Allan Clarke # 43
44 ( 45 ) SOUND YOUR FUNKY HORN - K.C. & The Sunshine Band # 3
45 ( 40 ) SEVEN SEAS OF RHYE - Queen # 1
46 ( NEW ) SIDESHOW - Blue Magic # 46
47 ( 47 ) WHEN THE MORNING COMES - Daryl Hall & John Oates # 7
48 ( 35 ) BAND ON THE RUN - Paul McCartney & Wings # 1
49 ( 51 ) LOVE’S THEME - Love Unlimited Orchestra # 1
50 ( 48 ) BLAZING SADDLES - Frankie Laine # 6

51 ( 50 ) UNTIL YOU COME BACK TO ME (THAT’S WHAT I’M GONNA DO) - Aretha Franklin # 2
52 ( 60 ) REMEMBER YOU’RE A WOMBLE - The Wombles # 52
53 ( 67 ) I SEE A STAR - Mouth & MacNeal # 53
54 ( 72 ) SHANG-A-LANG - Bay City Rollers # 54
55 ( 53 ) DEVIL GATE DRIVE - Suzi Quatro # 2
56 ( 71 ) THE MAN WHO TURNED ON THE WORLD - The Friends Of St. Francis # 56
57 ( 46 ) MY MAMA SAID - ABBA # 25
58 ( NEW ) THE NIGHT CHICAGO DIED - Paper Lace # 58
59 ( 59 ) MY GIRL BILL - Jim Stafford # 59
60 ( 52 ) SCHOOL LOVE - Barry Blue # 7

61 ( NEW ) RED DRESS - Alvin Stardust # 61

62 ( 31 ) YOU WON’T SEE ME - Anne Murray # 15
63 ( 84 ) ALLE PORTE DEL SOLE - Gigliola Cinquetti # 63
64 ( 54 ) WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE? - Candlewick Green # 7
65 ( 77 ) GETTING OVER YOU - Andy Williams # 65
66 ( 73 ) SATISFACTION GUARANTEED - Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes # 66
67 ( 56 ) EVERYDAY - Slade # 56
68 ( 62 ) GET UP - Blue Mink # 62
69 ( 83 ) SOLID STATE RAINBOW - Christopher Rainbow # 69
70 ( 57 ) HOMELY GIRL - The Chi-Lites # 8

71 ( 61 ) TIGER FEET - Mud # 1
72 ( 66 ) JEALOUS MIND - Alvin Stardust # 3
73 ( 44 ) MR. NATURAL - The Bee Gees # 10
74 ( 74 ) THE SAME LOVE THAT MADE ME LAUGH - Bill Withers # 74
75 ( 55 ) GONNA SING YOU MY LOVESONG - ABBA # 33
76 ( 49 ) RHINESTONE COWBOY - Larry Weiss # 49
77 ( 64 ) FOR THE LOVE OF MONEY - The O’Jays # 64
78 ( 78 ) DON’T STAY AWAY TOO LONG - Peters & Lee # 78
79 ( 58 ) YOU ARE EVERYTHING - Diana Ross & Marvin Gaye # 45
80 ( NEW ) ALREADY GONE - The Eagles # 80

81 ( NEW ) LOVING AND FREE - Kiki Dee # 81
82 ( NEW ) BREAK THE RULES - Status Quo # 82

83 ( 68 ) TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD - Rufus featuring Chaka Khan # 68
84 ( 85 ) BYE BYE I LOVE YOU - Irene Sheer # 84
85 ( NEW ) GOING NOWHERE - Neil Sedaka # 85
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post 30th April 2024, 09:31 AM
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John, which # 1 is more official for you, from old or revamped version ?
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QUOTE(Last Dreamer @ 30th April 2024, 10:31 AM) *
John, which # 1 is more official for you, from old or revamped version ?


Well, my "official" chart is the original one because that's what I liked when it was all fresh and new to me, the retro chart is mainly to clarify in my head how I feel about tracks now and eventually to compile an all-time fave chart for each year, and of all-time for the 60's and 70's (and 80's and beyond if I live long enough!). I'm nearly done on chart points/sales for retro 1973 (just a few tracks still hanging around my 1974 charts) so I can compare my top 100 of the time with what I love now and see which have dropped and which have climbed. I very much seem to rate emotional ballads as I get older, thats prob an age thing laugh.gif
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27th April 1974

It's straight in at 1 for possibly the greatest-ever Northern Soul record, Motown's R. Dean Taylor finally charts in the UK with his 1967 flop classic, There's A Ghost In My House. One of the few white acts on Motown (along with Kiki Dee who is at 76) R. Dean has already topped my retro charts with Gotta See Jane, both if which topped my original charts in 1974 - I'd bought his budget album of Greatest Hits which came out before his revival, though the version (to my dismay) of Ghost was an alternate inferior version. Gigliola Cinquetti gets her first retro top 10, the second 1974 Eurovision track to do it, with her Italian chart-topper at 48. Ricky Wilde meanwhile gets his only Retro top 10 with Teen Wave having to do until his comeback with sister Kim's Kids In America in 1981.

Two late Glam Rock acts debut this week: Showaddywaddy fresh off the TV variety competition show New Faces bring back rock'n'roll Teddy Boy outfits and a glam stomping chant on Hey Rock 'n' Roll, new at 20 and kicking off 7 years of hits, while Arrows debut at 47 with a Chinn-Chapman Touch Too Much track. American lead singer Alan Merrill, sadly late, managed to grab a huge smash along with band member Jake Hooker in 1982 courtesy of Joan Jett & The Blackhearts' cover of their B Side I Love Rock 'n' Roll. I'd assume that brought in a lot more cash then Arrows 2 hits did! Mind you, they did have their own kids-hour TV music show on ITV as Lift Off With Ayshea got the chop, and The Bay City Rollers also got the same TV kiddie-aimed treatment.

Lynyrd Skynyrd take offence at Neil Young's Southern Man and in reply come up with the standard Sweet Home Alabama, the album out this week in the US, and 61 here. David Essex tries for hit number 3, and drops America - not quite as catchy as the first two - new in at 67, while Howard Werth debuts Lucinda at 72, one I rated a lot at the time as much played by Johnny Walker on his lunchtime radio show while I was listening as I revised for my CSE's and O Level exams - having done about half the syllabus after changing schools in September of 1973, so I was never going to get A's and B's as I missed out on loads of relevant lessons. Thus is the life of an RAF child. Plus side: loads of Radio 1 for the rest of the summer, so these records meant a lot to me.

The Jackson 5 follow-up UK-flopping Dancing Machine with another flop - The Boogie Man, another I bought in the 5p bargain bin later in the year, Lucinda took quite a few years to find a copy of though. Buffy Sainte-Marie I had to wait until the download era to get a copy of, Can't Believe The Feeling decent enough at 81, and her 3rd retro entry. David Cassidy meanwhile covered a standard ballad from lone before my time, If I Didn't Care, which I really didn't care about at the time, no If about it, but it sounds mildly pleasant these days to me. That leaves Nemo returning without Jonathan King's Sun Has Got His Hat On fun-parody, to his lesser parody of a better song, Paper Moon had not only been the title of a hit Ryan O'Neal movie, but it was featured in shows like MASH and others, so It's Only A Paper Moon was quite well known standard to say the least having been huge in the 30's and much-covered since. This version is not amongst the best, though....!



1 ( NEW ) THERE’S A GHOST IN MY HOUSE - R. Dean Taylor # 1
2 ( 1 ) TRAVELIN’ BOY - Garfunkel # 1
3 ( 2 ) THIS TOWN AIN’T BIG ENOUGH FOR BOTH OF US - Sparks # 1
4 ( 3 ) ROCK ‘N’ ROLL WINTER - Wizzard # 3
5 ( 6 ) LAUGHTER IN THE RAIN - Neil Sedaka # 5
6 ( 5 ) SUMMER BREEZE - The Isley Brothers # 1
7 ( 12 ) GO (BEFORE YOU BREAK MY HEART) - Gigliola Cinquetti # 7
8 ( 15 ) TEEN WAVE - Ricky Wilde # 8
9 ( 4 ) THE IMMIGRANT - Neil Sedaka # 3
10 ( 8 ) DREAM WORLD - Don Downing # 8

11 ( 7 ) ON THE RUN - Scorched Earth featuring Billy Ocean # 1
12 ( 9 ) THE CAT CREPT IN - Mud # 3
13 ( 14 ) JARROW SONG - Alan Price # 13
14 ( 13 ) BE THANKFUL FOR WHAT YOU’VE GOT - William De Vaughan # 9
15 ( 10 ) I’M IN LOVE - Aretha Franklin # 10
16 ( 11 ) TIME IN A BOTTLE - Jim Croce # 1
17 ( 18 ) I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU - Dolly Parton # 2
18 ( 20 ) SUGAR BABY LOVE - The Rubettes # 1
19 ( 25 ) THE GOLDEN AGE OF ROCK ‘N’ ROLL - Mott The Hoople # 19
20 ( NEW ) HEY ROCK ‘N’ ROLL - Showaddywaddy # 20

21 ( 16 ) JUDY TEEN - Cockney Rebel # 16
22 ( 17 ) A WALKIN’ MIRACLE - Limmie & The Family Cooking # 17
23 ( 21 ) ROCK THE BOAT - The Hues Corporation # 1
24 ( 58 ) THE NIGHT CHICAGO DIED - Paper Lace # 24
25 ( 24 ) HONEY HONEY - ABBA # 16
26 ( 22 ) LIFE AND DEATH IN G & A PARTS 1 & 2 - Chairmen Of The Board # 22
27 ( 19 ) EMMA - Hot Chocolate # 1
28 ( 56 ) THE MAN WHO TURNED ON THE WORLD - The Friends Of St. Francis # 28
29 ( 61 ) RED DRESS - Alvin Stardust # 29
30 ( 38 ) ONE CHAIN DON’T MAKE NO PRISON - The Four Tops # 30

31 ( 29 ) EVERLASTING LOVE - Robert Knight # 4
32 ( 26 ) JOHNNY AND THE JUKEBOX - Pearly Gates # 16
33 ( 35 ) MAKIN’ MUSIC - Hot Chocolate # 33
34 ( 46 ) SIDESHOW - Blue Magic # 34
35 ( 43 ) SIDESHOW - Allan Clarke # 35
36 ( 28 ) THE AIR THAT I BREATHE - The Hollies # 1
37 ( 30 ) WATERLOO - ABBA # 4
38 ( 32 ) IT’S BETTER TO HAVE (AND DON’T NEED) - Don Covay # 32
39 ( 33 ) YEAR OF DECISION - The Three Degrees # 2
40 ( 27 ) THESE DAYS - Ian Matthews # 1

41 ( 36 ) JET - Paul McCartney & Wings # 1
42 ( 34 ) ANGEL FACE - The Glitter Band # 13
43 ( 37 ) IT DOESN’T MATTER ANYMORE - Buddy Holly # 14
44 ( 31 ) DANCE (WHILE THE MUSIC STILL GOES ON) - ABBA # 12
45 ( 44 ) SOUND YOUR FUNKY HORN - K.C. & The Sunshine Band # 3
46 ( 41 ) I GET A LITTLE SENTIMENTAL OVER YOU - The New Seekers featuring Lyn Paul # 4
47 ( NEW ) TOUCH TOO MUCH - Arrows # 47
48 ( 63 ) ALLE PORTE DEL SOLE - Gigliola Cinquetti # 48
49 ( 39 ) HASTA MANANA - ABBA # 17
50 ( 52 ) REMEMBER YOU’RE A WOMBLE - The Wombles # 50

51 ( 53 ) I SEE A STAR - Mouth & MacNeal # 51
52 ( 40 ) HEAVENLY - The Temptations # 17
53 ( 54 ) SHANG-A-LANG - Bay City Rollers # 53
54 ( 47 ) WHEN THE MORNING COMES - Daryl Hall & John Oates # 7
55 ( 45 ) SEVEN SEAS OF RHYE - Queen # 1
56 ( 49 ) LOVE’S THEME - Love Unlimited Orchestra # 1
57 ( 42 ) T.S.O.P. (THE SOUND OF PHILADELPHIA) - M.F.S.B. & The Three Degrees # 6
58 ( 51 ) UNTIL YOU COME BACK TO ME (THAT’S WHAT I’M GONNA DO) - Aretha Franklin # 2
59 ( 50 ) BLAZING SADDLES - Frankie Laine # 6
60 ( 57 ) MY MAMA SAID - ABBA # 25

61 ( NEW ) SWEET HOME ALABAMA - Lynyrd Skynrd # 61
62 ( 68 ) GET UP - Blue Mink # 62
63 ( 48 ) BAND ON THE RUN - Paul McCartney & Wings # 1
64 ( 55 ) DEVIL GATE DRIVE - Suzi Quatro # 2
65 ( 65 ) GETTING OVER YOU - Andy Williams # 65
66 ( 23 ) DANCING MACHINE - The Jackson 5 # 23
67 ( NEW ) AMERICA - David Essex # 67
68 ( 80 ) ALREADY GONE - The Eagles # 68
69 ( 69 ) SOLID STATE RAINBOW - Christopher Rainbow # 69
70 ( 66 ) SATISFACTION GUARANTEED - Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes # 66

71 ( 62 ) YOU WON’T SEE ME - Anne Murray # 15
72 ( NEW ) LUCINDA - Howard Werth # 72
73 ( 60 ) SCHOOL LOVE - Barry Blue # 7
74 ( 74 ) THE SAME LOVE THAT MADE ME LAUGH - Bill Withers # 74
75 ( 71 ) TIGER FEET - Mud # 1
76 ( 81 ) LOVING AND FREE - Kiki Dee # 76
77 ( 59 ) MY GIRL BILL - Jim Stafford # 59
78 ( 78 ) DON’T STAY AWAY TOO LONG - Peters & Lee # 78
79 ( NEW ) THE BOOGIE MAN - The Jackson 5 # 79
80 ( 82 ) BREAK THE RULES - Status Quo # 80

81 ( NEW ) CAN’T BELIEVE THE FEELING - Buffy Sainte-Marie # 81
82 ( 64 ) WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE? - Candlewick Green # 7
83 ( 85 ) GOING NOWHERE - Neil Sedaka # 83
84 ( NEW ) IF I DIDN’T CARE - David Cassidy # 84
85 ( NEW ) PAPER MOON - Nemo aka Jonathan King # 85
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