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Top 40 Singles Top 40 Albums 09 July 1978 CHART #147 Top 40 Singles Top 40 Albums Rivers Of Babylon Werewolves Of London Kamahl Feels So Good 1 Boney M 21 Warren Zevon 1 Kamahl 21 Chuck Mangione Last week 2 / 3 weeks WEA Last week 15 / 10 weeks WEA Last week 2 / 2 weeks PHONOGRAM Last week 35 / 4 weeks FESTIVAL You're The One That I Want Fantasy Saturday Night Fever Rumours 2 John Travolta & Olivia Newton-John 22 Earth, Wind and Fire 2 Bee Gees / Various 22 Fleetwood Mac Last week 1 / 7 weeks PHONOGRAM Last week 16 / 11 weeks CBS Last week 1 / 15 weeks PHONOGRAM Last week 12 / 64 weeks WEA Too Much, Too Little, Too Late Feels So Good The Sound Of Bread Olivia Newton-Johns Greatest Hits V... 3 Johnny Mathis & Deniece Williams 23 Chuck Mangione 3 Bread 23 Olivia Newton-John Last week 3 / 8 weeks CBS Last week 22 / 4 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 3 / 7 weeks WEA/WARNER Last week 37 / 2 weeks FESTIVAL Flashlight Which Way Is Up The Stranger Atlantic Crossing 4 Parliament 24 Stargard 4 Billy Joel 24 Rod Stewart Last week 6 / 8 weeks PHONOGRAM Last week 32 / 3 weeks PHONOGRAM Last week 7 / 21 weeks CBS Last week 19 / 126 weeks WEA Baker Street I Can't Stand The Rain Bat Out Of Hell Masterpieces 5 Gerry Rafferty 25 Eruption / Precious Wilson 5 Meat Loaf 25 Bob Dylan Last week 4 / 6 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 34 / 2 weeks RCA Last week 8 / 3 weeks CBS Last week 21 / 8 weeks SONY Shadow Dancing The Closer I Get To You City To City Hotel California 6 Andy Gibb 26 Roberta Flack and Donny Hathaway 6 Gerry Rafferty 26 The Eagles Last week 9 / 4 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 19 / 9 weeks WEA Last week 10 / 2 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 29 / 66 weeks WEA Every One's A Winner Love Is In The Air The Kick Inside Even Now 7 Hot Chocolate 27 John Paul Young 7 Kate Bush 27 Barry Manilow Last week 10 / 6 weeks EMI Last week - / 1 weeks WEA Last week 5 / 10 weeks EMI Last week 22 / 7 weeks EMI Night Fever Count On Me Some Girls Dark Side Of The Moon 8 Bee Gees 28 Jefferson Starship 8 Rolling Stones 28 Pink Floyd Last week 5 / 10 weeks PHONOGRAM Last week 37 / 3 weeks RCA Last week - / 1 weeks EMI Last week 33 / 143 weeks CAPITOL/EMI Wuthering Heights Tania Barry Manilow Live Double Fun 9 Kate Bush 29 John Rowles 9 Barry Manilow 29 Robert Palmer Last week 7 / 14 weeks EMI Last week 29 / 16 weeks EMI Last week 6 / 8 weeks EMI Last week - / 1 weeks FESTIVAL You Took The Words Right Out Of M... Sailing And Then There Were Three Footloose And Fancy Free 10 Meat Loaf 30 Rod Stewart 10 Genesis 30 Rod Stewart Last week 30 / 3 weeks CBS Last week 33 / 36 weeks WEA Last week - / 1 weeks PHONOGRAM Last week 18 / 30 weeks WEA If I Had Words Lady Love Simple Dreams Breezin 11 Scott Fitzgerald & Yvonne Keeley 31 Lou Rawls 11 Linda Ronstadt 31 George Benson Last week 11 / 8 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 28 / 14 weeks CBS Last week 9 / 32 weeks WARNER Last week 34 / 51 weeks WEA Love Is Like Oxygen Boogie Shoes This Year's Model Aja 12 Sweet 32 KC & The Sunshine Band 12 Elvis Costello 32 Steely Dan Last week 8 / 9 weeks PHONOGRAM Last week 31 / 5 weeks CBS Last week 11 / 10 weeks WEA Last week 31 / 28 weeks RCA Disco Inferno With A Little Luck The Legendary Jim Croce Street Hassle 13 Trammps 33 Wings 13 Jim Croce 33 Lou Reed Last week 18 / 3 weeks WEA Last week 23 / 10 weeks EMI Last week 4 / 4 weeks RCA Last week 33 / 10 weeks EMI Jack And Jill Two Doors Down Octave Heavy Horses 14 Raydio 34 Dolly Parton 14 The Moody Blues 34 Jethro Tull Last week 13 / 16 weeks EMI Last week 32 / 5 weeks RCA Last week - / 1 weeks EMI Last week 36 / 4 weeks FESTIVAL Miss You Movin' Out All 'N All Everyone's A Winner 15 Rolling Stones 35 Billy Joel 15 Earth, Wind and Fire 35 Hot Chocolate Last week 21 / 3 weeks EMI Last week 32 / 5 weeks CBS Last week 17 / 18 weeks CBS Last week 23 / 4 weeks EMI Warm Ride Dust In The Wind The Last Waltz Kaya 16 Graham Bonnet 36 Kansas 16 Various 36 Bob Marley and the Wailers Last week 25 / 2 weeks PHONOGRAM Last week 39 / 6 weeks CBS Last week 15 / 4 weeks WEA Last week 32 / 8 weeks FESTIVAL If You Can't Give Me Love If I Can't Have You Silk Degrees Endless Flight 17 Suzi Quatro 37 Yvonne Elliman 17 Boz Scaggs 37 Leo Sayer Last week 14 / 10 weeks EMI Last week 24 / 14 weeks PHONOGRAM Last week 28 / 57 weeks PHONOGRAM Last week 31 / 55 weeks FESTIVAL Can't Smile Without You Ebony Eyes Here At Last, Live London Town 18 Barry Manilow 38 Bob Welch 18 Bee Gees 38 Wings Last week 20 / 14 weeks EMI Last week 26 / 16 weeks EMI Last week 16 / 46 weeks PHONOGRAM Last week 34 / 12 weeks EMI Stayin' Alive I Was Only Joking Joan Armatrading The Best Of Acker Bilk 19 Bee Gees 39 Rod Stewart 19 Joan Armatrading 39 Acker Bilk Last week 12 / 19 weeks PHONOGRAM Last week 38 / 3 weeks WEA Last week 14 / 39 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 20 / 2 weeks EMI Free Me You Really Got A Hold On Me Natural High Going Places 20 Uriah Heep 40 Suzanne 20 The Commodores 40 Ron Goodwin / NZSO Last week 17 / 18 weeks PHONOGRAM Last week 27 / 13 weeks PHONOGRAM Last week 13 / 4 weeks EMI Last week 38 / 14 weeks EMI Top 20 NZ Singles Top 10 Compilations Top 20 NZ Albums ©2013 Recorded Music New Zealand Limited. 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