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Looking Ahead ) ) ) MM HB5M vitalstatistics looking ahead A survey of key radio stations in all important markets throughout the country to determine by per- centage of those reporting which releases are being added to station play lists this week for the first #76 BACK DOOR MAN time and also the degree of concentration combining previous reports Percentage figures on left in- Give It What You Got (3:45) (Far Fetched Music — ASCAP) dicate how many of the stations reporting this week have added the following titles to their play list for B.T. Express - Roadshow/Scepter RDd-7003 Black Oak Arkansas (Atco 70 1 9) first figures right include total from left plus the percentage title received in the time Percentage on 254 West 54th St.. N.Y. prior week or weeks PUB: Triple O Songs/ Jeff Mar — BMI HOT SUMMER GIRLS PROD: Jeff Lane for Dock Prod. & O. Prod. (Coral Rock/American Dream — ASCAP) Flash Cadillacs The Continental TOTAL % OF Inc. Kids % OF STATIONS WRITER: Solomon Roberts (Private Stock 026) STATIONS TO HAVE ADDING ADDED FLIP: Peace Pipe TITLES TO TITLES TO CAN’T LIVE THIS WAY PROG, PROG. SCHED. #82 (Bye /Walden— ASCAP) THIS SCHED. Barnaby Bye (Atlantic 3266) WEEK TO DATE Carolina In The Pines (3:05) Michael Murphey - Epic 8*501 31 51 W. 52nd St., N.Y. 8 WITH A BULLET PUB: Mystery — BMi SIAckee Music — ASCAP) I’m Sorry - John Denver - RCA 28% 49% PROD: Bob Johnston Pete Wingfield (Island 026) ! WRITER: M. Murphey - - A&M 22% 45% IF I COULD ONLY WIN YOUR Solitaire Carpenters #84 LOVE Main Title (Theme From Jaws) (2:12) (Acuff-Rose Pub. — BMI) John Williams - MCA 40439 EmmySou Harris (Reprise RPS 1 332) Ain’t To Treat A Lady Helen 18% 23% No Way 100 Universal City Fiaza, Universal City, Ca. Reddy - Capitol PUB: Duchess — BM! Zanuck/ Brown WHAT YOU GOT PROD: (Castlehill Productions Ltd. — ASCAP) WRITER: John Williams Duke and the Drivers (ABC 12110) 4. Daisy Jane — America ~ Warner 17% 37% FLIP: End Title Brothers #8S A FRIEND OF MINE IS GOING What A Diffrence A Day Makes (3:1 2) BLIND (Big Secret/Almo Music ASCAP) — Esther Phillips - Kudu 925 F — 5. Run Joey Run David Geddes Big 13% 50% John Dawson Read (ChrysalisCRS 2015) 8464 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Ca. Tree PUB: E. B. Marks — BMI PROD: Creed Taylor GET IT UP FOR LOVE WRITER: Maria Grever/Stanley Adams (Benchmark/Long Dog —ASCAP) I Believe There’s Nothing Stronger 12% 62% David Cassidy (RCA TB 10321) Than Our Love — Paul Anka — U.A. #87 Of Time (3:20) Out I GOT STONED AND I The Rolling Stones - ABKCO 5N4702 MISSED IT 25th St.. N.Y. Rocky Austin Roberts - Private 11% 31% 539 W. (Evil Eye — BMI) PUB: ABKCO — BMI Jim Stafford (MGM M 14819) Stock PROD: Andrew Long Oldham WRITERS: M. dagger, K. Richard FLIP: Jiving Sister Fanny 110 ROSANNE That’s The Way Of The World — Earth, 11% 57% (Cummings/T roiano & Assoc. /Cirrus Music/ Septima Inc. — BMI) Wind & Fire - Columbia #88 Guess Who — RCA PB 10360) Brazil (3:14) Ritchie Family - 20th Century TC2201 Blitz - - Capitol 26% Angeles, Ca. BARBARA ANN Ballroom The Sweet 9% 8255 Sunset Blvd. , Los (Shoestring/ Cousins — BM!) PUB: Peer Inti. Corp. — BMI The Beach Boys (Capitol P41 10) PROD: J. Moral! Gone At Last - Paul Simon & Phoebe 9% 17% WRITER: Ary Barroso MAMAC1TA Snow - Columbia (Screen Gems-Col./Summerhill — BMI) #89 Grass Roots (Haven 701 5) Like They Say in L.A. (2:43) 11 . Third Rate Romance - Amazing 9% 61% East LA, Car Pool - GRC 2064 ONLY YOU CAN Rhythm Aces — ABC 174 Mills St, Atlanta, Ga. (Gurusama/Chrysalis — ASCAP) PUB: J. J. Gold/Grapevine — ASCAP Fox — Ariola America QTO 7601 PROD: Jack Gold 12 . Get Tonight — KC & The 8% 82% Down WRITER: Jerry Rush EVERYDAY I HAVE TO CRY Sunshine Band — T.K. FLIP: Linda Chicana SOME (Combine Music Corp. — BMI) Fame — David Bowie — RCA 8% 65% #93 Arthur Alexander (Buddah BDA 492) To Each His Own (3:23) — Faith, Hope & Charity - RCA PB10343 EL BIMBO Could It Be Magic — Barry Manilow 8% 73% 1133 Ave. of Americas, N.Y. (Reicner Music— ASCAP) — Herb Alpert & Tijuana Brass (A&M 1714) Arista PUB: Van McCoy/Warner-Tamerlane BM PROD: Van McCoy for White House Prod. WRITER: Van McCoy DOOR NUMBER THREE ( nhtl I & Red Pajamas — ASCAP) 15. Music Takes — ABC Du That’s When The Me 8% 43% Jimmy Buffett (ABC 12113) Neil Sedaka — Rocket #94 Make Me Fee! Like A Woman (3:08) Jackie Moore - Kayvette 5122 DRAG IT OVER HERE (Burlington/Uncle Doris — ASCAP) 16. The Proud One The Osmonds 7% 22% 495 S.E. 10th Court, Hialeah, Fla. Olympic Runners (London LO 219) PUB: Sheriyn — BMI MGM PROD: Brad Shapiro WRITER: Clarence Reid HOUSE OF STRANGERS (Apple Cider Music — ASCAP/Little Max 17. Only You Can — Fox — 7% 7% Music — BMI) #96 Jim Gi (strap (Chelsea 201 3) Ariola-America You Are A Song (3:10) - Batdorf & Rodney Arista AS-01 32 119 THE ENTERTAINER 1776 Broadway, N.Y. (Multimood Music — BMI) 18. It — Only Takes A Minute Tavares 7% 18% PUB: Keca — ASCAP j.R. Bailey (Midland Inti. MB 10305) Capitol PROD: Tom Sellers (Dist: RCA) WRITER: Jim Weatherly FLIP: Another Part Of Me 120 EVERYTHING’S THE SAME 19. Help Rhonda Johnny Rivers 6% Me 59% (AIN’T NOTHING CHANGED) Epic #98 ‘Combine Music Corp. — BMI) The Agony And The Ecstasy (4:15) Billy Swan (Monument ZS8-8661 Smokey Robinson — Tamla TS4261F A I 20. At Seventeen — Janis Ian — Columbia 5% 98% j 6464 Sunset Blvd, Hollywood, Ca. 121 FOR YOUR LOVE PUB: Bertram — ASCAP (Beechwood Music — BMI) PROD: Smokey Robinson Christopher, Paul & Shawn (Casablanca WRITER: Wm. “Smokey” Robinson 838) FLIP: Wedding Song 122 (CALL ME YOUR) ANYTHING #99 MAN Keep Yourself Alive (3:29) (High Sierra — ASCAP) Queen — Elektra E-45268-A Bobby Moore (Scepter 1 2405) 962 N. La Cienega, Los Angeles, Ca. PUB: Feldman/Trident — ASCAP 123 ITS ALL OVER NOW PROD: Roy Thomas Baker & Queen (Kags — BMI) IITiii: imps WRITER: Brian May Bobby Womack & Bill Withers (United PERFECTION IN PERFORMANCE. INC Artists UAXW674-Y) #100 Direction • Management n S.O.S. (3:22) 124 ISLAND WOMAN — ASCAP/Pablo SIDNEY A. SEIDENBERG, INC. Abba - Atlantic 3265 (Almo Music Cruise/Irving Music — BMI) 1414 75 Rockefeller Plaza, N.Y. Avenue of the Americas Pablo Cruise (A&M 1695) New York, New York 10019 PUB: Countless Songs — BMI PROD: Bjorn Telephone: (212)421-2021 Ulvaeus & Benny Andersson WRITERS: B. Anderson, S. Anderson & B. 125 THE SERENADE THAT WE Ulvaeus PLAYED FLIP: Man in The Middle (Ski Cat Music — BMI Diane Gilland — Raintree RT 2202.
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