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979 iSp W WI 4 Record Mirror, February 15,197H UK 1 SINGLES 2 TAKE A CHANCE ON ME, UK Abba ALBUMS Epic 1 1 THE ALBUM, Abba Epic 2 1 FIGARO, Brotherhood Of Man Pye 2 2 RUMOURS, Fleetwood Mac Warner Brothers 3 4 IF I HAD WORDS, Scott Fitzgerald /Yvonne Keeley Pepper 3 22 VARIATIONS,Andrew Lloyd Webber MCA 4 12 COME BACK MY LOVE, Darts Magnet 4 3 REFLECTIONS, Andy Williams - CBS 5 14 HOT LEGS/I WAS ONLY JOKING, Rod Stewart Rive 5 4 GREATEST HITS, Donna Summer GTO 6 11 WISHING ON A ROse STAR, Royce Warner Bros 6 9 OUT OF THE BLUE, Electric Light Orchestra Jet 7 3 UP TOWN TOP RANKING, Althia Er Donna Lightning 7 7 DISCO FEVER, Various K Tel 8 16 MR BLUE SKY, Electric Light Orchestra ' Jet 8 5 THE SOUND OF BREAD, Elektra 9 18 LOVE IS UKE OXYGEN, Sweet Polydor 9 6 FOOT LOOSE AND FANCY FREE, Rod Stewart Rive 10 8 SORRY I'M A LADY, Baccara RCA 10 10 THE FLORAL DANCE, Brighouse & Rastriek Band Logo 11 7 LOVELY DAY, Bill Withers CBS 11 11 EXODUS, Bob Marley Es The Wailers Island 12 5 MULL OF KINTYRE/GIRL'S SCHOOL, Wings Parlophone 12 17 NEW BOOTS AND PANTIES, Ian Dury Stiff 13 6 NATIVE NEW YORKER, Odyssey RCA 13 32 ALL 'N' ALL, Earth Wind Et Flre CBS 14 13 THE GROOVE LINE, Heatwave GTO 14 8 LOVE SONGS, The Beatles Parlophone 15 15 DRUMMER MAN, Tonight TDS 15 27 WE MUST BELIEVE IN MAGIC, Crystal Gayle United Artists 16 26 JUST ONE MORE NIGHT, Yellow Dog Virgin 16 14 NEVER MIND THE BOLLOCKS, Sex Pistols Virgin 17 25 FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE, Smokie RAK 17 13 20 COUNTRY CLASSICS, Tammy Wynette CBS/Warwick 18 31 STAYIN' ALIVE, Bee Gees RSO 18 16 MOONFLOWER, Santana CBS 19 29 THEME FROM WHICH WAY IS UP, Stargard MCA 19 23 GREATEST HITS, Olivia Newton John EMI 20 33 EMOTIONS, Samantha Sang Private Stock 20 19 FEELINGS, Various K -Tel 21 22 5 MINUTES, Stranglers United Artists 21 28 GREATEST HITS, Abba Epic 22 10 PUNKY REGGAE PARTY, Bob Marley & The Wailers Island 22 12 GREATEST HITS VOL 2, Elton John DJM 23 20 WHO'S GONNA LOVE ME, Imperials Power Exchange 23 30 ARRIVAL, Abbe Epic 24 21 HEARTSONG, Gordon Giltrap Warner Bros 24 21 20 GOLDEN GREATS, Diana Ross Et The Supremes Motown 25 ALRIGHT RCA - NOW, Free Island 25 52 I WANT TO LIVE, John Denver 26 30 JUST THE WAY YOU ARE, Billy Joel CBS 26 26 30 GREATEST HITS, Gladys Knight N The Pips K -Tel 27 42 WUTHERING HEIGHTS, Kate Bush EMI 27 15 40 NUM BER ONE HITS, Various K Tel 28 32 WORDS, Rita Coolidge ABM 28 29 RUNNING ON EMPTY, Jackson Browne Asylum 29 9 LOVE'S UNKIND, Donna Summer GTO 29 34 BEST FRIENDS, Cleo Leine B John Williams RCA 30 - DON'T TAKE NO FOR AN ASNWER, Tom Robinson Band EMI 30 24 I'M GLAD YOU'RE HERE WITH ME TONIGHT, Neil Diamond CBS Asylum 31 - I CAN'T STAND THE RAIN, Eruption Atlantic 31 25 DON JUAN'S RECKLESS DAUGHTER, Joni Mitchell 32 49 FANTASY, Earth Wind Er Fire CBS 32 35 GREATEST HITS ETC, Paul Simon CBS 33 24 RICH KIDS, Rich Kids EMI 33 18 NEWS OF THE WORLD,Oueen EMI 34 38 NO TIME TO BE 21, Adverts Bright 34 33 ROCKIN' ALL OVER THE WORLD, Status Otto Verti9 35 17 GALAXY, War MCA 35 44 DARTS, Magnet 36 27 ITS A HEARTACHE, Bonnie Tyler RCA 36 49 THEIR GREATEST HITS 1971-75, Eagles Asylum 37 35 BLUE BAYOU, Unda Ronstadt Asylum 37 38 A STAR IS BORN, Soundtrack CBS 38 44 EVEN THOUGH YOU'RE GONE, Jaeksons Epic 38 43 WHITE MUSIC, XTC Virgin 39 40 NERVOUS WRECK, Radio Stars Chiswick 39 49 MENAGERIE, Bill Withers CBS 40 45 SWEET SWEET SM ILE, Carpénters ABM 40 31 THE JOHNNY M ATHIS COLLECTION, CBS THE Harvest 41 36 CLOSER TO THE HEART, Rush Mercury 41 37 THE DARK SIDE OF MOON, Pink Royd 42 41 THE MUPPET SHOW, Pye 42 WHAT DO I GET?, Buzzcocks - NASH Epic 43 46 SHOT BY BOTH SIDES, Magazine Virgin 43 20 THE JOHNNY COLLECTION, Orchestra 20th Century 44 BAKER STREET, Gerry Rafferty United Artists 44 45 STAR WARS, London Symphony - 10cc Mercury 45 43 DO YA WANNA GET FUNKY WITH ME, Peter Brown TK 45 36 LIVE AND LET LIVE, 46 47 HOTEL CALIFORNIA, Eagles Asylum 46 - SOM ETIMES WHEN WE TOUCH, Dan Hill 20th Century 47 WEEKEND IN LA. George Benson Warner Brothers 47 - IF IT DON'T FIT DON'T FORCE IT, Keliee Paterson EMI - 48 GOING FOR THE ONE, Yes Atlantic 48 - WALK IN LOVE, Manhattan Transfer Atlantic - Mountain 49 PERILOUS JOURNEY, Gordon Grltrap Eleetíc 49 - GONE DEAD TRAIN, Nazareth - 50 - PASSPORT, Nana Mouskourl Philips 50 - DENIS, Blondie Chrysalis OTHER CHART BREAKERS UK DISCO Singles ABM 1 TAKE ME. Sd.+ee+1 PCNdor 1 BORSTAL BREAKOUT, Sham K9 M Amain 1 3 WHICH WAY IS UP, Stagerd C. I Buugoche UNtd 3 WHAT DO GET YORKER, RCA 121n 4 5 MINUTES. The Stranglers Uteied Artie 2 2 NATIVE NEW Odyssey K nor 5 READY STEADY GO, Generation Chns*sn 3 1 UP TOWN TOP RANKING, Althia B Donna Light Sere Chew'c. 6 NERVOUS WRECK Redo 4 6 THE GROOVE LINE, Hsatweve 610 Advert. 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