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JULY 31, 1911 THE SINGLES CHART TITLE, ARTIST, Label, Number, (Distributing Label) 49 15 FUNKY NASSAU, PART 1 BEGINNING OF THE END 11 THIS LAST WKS. ON Alston 4595 (Atlantic) CHART WK. WK. 50 45 I'M A BELIEVER NEIL DIAMOND/ Bang 586 6 51 10 TREAT HER LIKE A LADY CORNELIUS BROTHERS & SISTER ROSE/ 0 1 INDIAN RESERVATION United Artists 50721 21 RAIDERS 52 32 STOP, LOOK, LISTEN STYLISTICS Avco 4572 10 Columbia 4-45332 11 53 40 I LOVE YOU LADY DAWN BELLS/Polydor 15027 8 54 46 WALK AWAY JAMES GANG ABC 11301 10 MR. BIG STUFF JEAN KNIGHT Stax 0088 10 5 69 I JUST WANT TO CELEBRATE RARE EARTH/5031 (Motown) 2 3 3 DON'T PULL YOUR LOVE HAMILTON, JOE FRANK & REYNOLDS/ ® Dunhill 4276 (ABC) 11 56 60 YOU'RE THE ONE FOR ME JOE SIMON Spring 115 (Polydor) 5 4 4 YOU'VE GOT A FRIEND JAMES TAYLOR/Warner Brothers 7498 9 57 43 RAINY DAYS AND MONDAYS CARPENTERS A&M 1260 12 9 6 DRAGGIN' THE LINE TOMMY TAYLOR Roulette 7103 CHARTMAKER OF THE WEEK 6 9 HOW CAN YOU MEND A BROKEN HEART BEE GEES Atco 45-6824 6 - SPANISH HARLEM Q 14 BRING THE BOYS HOME FREDA PAYNE/Invictus 9092 (Capitol) 11 m ARETHA FRANKLIN 11 TAKE ME HOME, COUNTRY ROADS JOHN DENVER/RCA 74-0445 16 0 Atlantic 2817 1 Q 16 I DON'T WANT TO DO WRONG GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS Soul 35038 (Motown) 8 Ira 94 REASON TO BELIEVE ROD STEWART/Mercury 73224 2 10 22 MERCY, MERCY ME (THE ECOLOGY) MARVIN GAYE 60 63 CRAZY ABOUT THE LA LA LA SMOKEY ROBINSON Tamla 54207 (Motown) 5 & THE MIRACLES Tamla 54206 (Motown) 5 11 12 SOONER OR LATER GRASS ROOTS Dunhill 4270 (ABC) 9 61 61 LIKE AN OPEN DOOR FUZZ/Calla 177 (Roulette) 7 12 2 IT'S TOO LATE CAROLE KING/ Ode '70 66015 (A&M) 12 62 66 RESURRECTION SHUFFLE TOM JONES Parrot 40064 4 13 13 HERE COMES THAT RAINY DAY FEELING AGAIN FORTUNES/ 63 77 RIDE WITH ME STEPPENWOLF Dunhill 4283 3 Capitol 3086 11 64 74 GOT TO HAVE YOUR LOVIN' KING FLOYD/Chimneyville CH -439 m 17 DOUBLE BARREL DAVID & ANSIL COLLINS Big Tree 115 (Ampex) 10 (Atlantic) 2 ® 18 NEVER ENDING SONG OF LOVE DELANEY & BONNIE Atco 6894 9 m 72 I HEAR THOSE CHURCHBELLS RINGING DUSK Bell 990 9 MI 50 WHAT THE WORLD NEEDS NOW IS LOVE/ABRAHAM, MARTIN m 120 WHERE YOU LEAD BARBRA STREISAND/Columbia 4-45414 1 & JOHN TOM CLAY Mowest 5002 (Motown) 3 67 67 IN THESE CHANGING TIMES FOUR TOPS/Motown 185 6 m 20 SIGNS FIVE MAN ELECTRICAL BAND/Lionel 3213 (MGM) 11 81 AIN'T NO SUNSHINE BILL WITHERS 'Sussex 219 (Buddah) 3 FR33 BEGINNINGS/COLOUR MY WORLD CHICAGO Columbia 4-45417 6 69 70 FOLLOW ME MARY TRAVERS Warner Brothers 7490 5 19 GET IT ON CHASE Epic 5-10738 (Columbia) 10 70 71 THE LAST TIME I SAW HER GLEN CAMPBELL/Capitol 3212 5 20 26 HOT PANTS, PART 1 JAMES BROWN People 2501 71 73 AND WHEN SHE SMILES WILDWEEDS Vanguard 35134 8 (Starday/King) 4 72 75 HE'S GONNA STEP ON YOU JOHN KONGOS Elektra 45729 4 21 21 WILD HORSES ROLLING STONES/Rolling Stones 19101 (Atlantic) 7 ® - STICKUP HONEY CONE Hot Wax 7106 (Buddah) 1 22 24 SUMMER SAND DAWN Bell 107 1 74 76 CRAZY LOVE HELEN REDDY/Capitol 3138 2 23 23 MOON SHADOW CAT STEVENS A&M 1265 7 75 80 HILL WHERE THE LORD HIDES CHUCK MANGIONE/ 24 25 YOU'VE GOT A FRIEND ROBERTA FLACK & DONNY HATHAWAY, Mercury 73208 4 Atlantic 2808 10 16 18 SUSPICIOUS MINDS DEE DEE WARWICK Atco 45729 1 ® 28 LOVE THE ONE YOU'RE WITH ISLEY BROTHERS/T-Neck 45-11 6 77 79 ONE WAY TICKET TYRONE DAVIS Dakar 624 (Cotillion) 4 26 27 RESURRECTION SHUFFLE ASHTON, GARDNER & DYKE/ 84 SATURDAY MORNING CONFUSION BOBBY RUSSELL Capitol 3060 6 United Artists 50788 3 ® 34 LIAR THREE DOG NIGHT Dunhill D 4282 (ABC) 4 79 82 INDIAN SUMMER AUDIENCE/Elektra 45732 2 28 30 RINGS CYMARRON Entrance 7500 (CBS) 8 80 86 MAGGIE REDBONE/Epic 5-10670 (Columbia) 3 29 29 CHICAGO GRAHAM NASH. Atlantic 2804 10 D 91 I AIN'T GOT TIME ANYMORE GLASS BOTTLE Avco 4574 2 30 35 MAYBE TOMORROW JACKSON FIVE/Motown 1186 4 82 83 I BEEN MOVED ANDY KIM Steed 734 (Paramount) 3 31 31 RAINY JANE DAVY JONES/Bel: 45-11 6 96 CHIRPY CHIRPY CHEEP CHEEP MAC & KATIE KISSOON ® 37 RIDERS ON THE STORM DOORS Elektra 45738 5 Dunhill 11306 (ABC) 2 33 1 THAT'S THE WAY I'VE ALWAYS HEARD IT SHOULD BE 84 87 THEM CHANGES BUDDY MILES/ Mercury 73228 2 CARLY SIMON Elektra 45274 16 85 92 YOU'VE GOT TO EARN IT STAPLE SINGERS/Stax 0093 2 109 COME BACK HOME 34 36 LOVE MEANS SOUNDS OF SUNSHINE Ranwood 896 9 D BOBBY GOLDSBORO United Artists 50807 1 35 8 SHE'S NOT JUST ANOTHER WOMAN 8TH DAY/Invictus 9087 87 90 IT'S THE REAL THING ELECTRIC EXPRESS Linco 1001 (Atlantic) 3 (Capitol) 13 88 89 GONNA BE ALRIGHT NOW GAYLE McCORMICK Dunhill 4281 (ABC) 3 51 SWEET HITCH -HIKER CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL/ al I LIKES TO DO IT PEOPLE'S CHOICE/Phil-L.A. of Soul Fantasy 665 3 (Jamie-Guyden) 1 TIRED 37 38 MIGHTY CLOUDS OF JOY B. J. THOMAS Scepter 1230 5 90 - OF BEING ALONE AL GREEN/Hi 2194 (London) 1 38 41 WATCHING THE RIVER FLOW BOB DYLAN Columbia 4-45409 6 91 93 WHEN MY LITTLE GIRL IS SMILING STEVE ALAIMO 44 IF NOT FOR YOU OLIVIA NEWTON JOHN Uni 55281 (MCA) 10 Entrance 7501 (CBS) 3 El 92 88 MOZART SYMPHONY ?40 WALDO DE LOS RIOS 40 42 CHANGE PARTNERS STEPHEN STILLS/Atlantic 2806 9 United Artists 7468 7 49 SMILING FACES SOMETIMES UNDISPUTED TRUTH Gordy 7108 93 99 MAKE IT WITH YOU RALFI PAGAN Fania 11236 (Wand) 2 (Motown) 5 128 FOX HUNTIN' DADDY DEWDROP/Sunflower m 111 (MGM) 1 42 39 SHE DIDN'T DO MAGIC/I'M THE ONLY ONE LOBO 95 97 WE ARE NEIGHBORS CHILITES Brunswick 55455 2 Big Tree 116 (Ampex) 8 Ca 107 GOOD ENOUGH TO BE YOUR WIFE JEANNIE C. RILEY/ 65 IT'S SUMMER TEMPTATIONS Gordy 7109 (Motown) 2 m Plantation 75 (SSS) 1 56 WON'T GET FOOLED AGAIN WHO Decca 32846 3 m 97 103 K-JEE NITELITERS RCA 74-0461 1 51 WATCHA SEE IS WATCHA GET DRAMATICS Volt 5048 (Stax) 4 m 123 HYMN 43 JETHRO TULL/Reprise 1024 1 55 I'M LEAVIN' ELVIS PRESLEY RCA 47-9998 3 m 99 85 LOVE IS LIFE EARTH, WIND AND FIRE/Warner Brothers 7492 5 59 MOTHER FREEDOM BREAD/Elektra 45740 3 100 - I LOVE THE WAY YOU LOVE BETTY WRIGHT/Alston 4594 48 HE'S SO FINE JODY MILLER 'Epic 5-10734 5 (Atlantic) 1 PRODUCERS AND PUBLISHERS ON PAGE 29 .
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