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'r TOV5O 3INQL3 \ I , I é -J THE STYLISTICS iILNflS ROD STEWART 1 1 I CANTGIVE YOU ANYTHING (BUT M Y GM LOVEI, Stylistics Avco 1 + ATLANTIC CROSSING Rod Stewart 2 24 Avco SAIUNG,RodStewart Warner Bros. 2 1 THE BEST OF Stylistics 3 5 A&M THE LAST FAREWELL,Roger Whittaker EMI 3 2 HORIZON Carpenters 4 2 Apple BARBADOS,TypicallyTropical Gull 4 4 VENUSANDMARSWings 5 3 Avco IF YOU THINK YOU KNOW HOW TO LOVE ME;Smoker Rak 5 5 THANK YOU BABY Stylistic. 6 8 Bell IT'S BEEN SO LONG ,George McCrea Jayboy 6 3 ONCE UPON A STAR Bay City'Rollers 7 11 Island BL.ANKETOP THE GROUND,BiIIje Joe Spears UA 7 10 GREATEST HITS Cat Stevens 8 23 THAT O Asylum STHE WAY LIKE ITI, KC Et The Sunshine Band Jayboy '8 8 ONE OFTHESE NIGHTS Eagles 6 Virgin 9 JIVE TAU UN', Bee Gees RSO 9 12 TUBULAR BELLS MIk.Oldfield 10 13 DJM DOLLY MY LOVE ,Moments All Platinum. 10 7 CAPTAIN FANTASTIC Elton John 11 4 A RAK GIVE UTTLE LOVE,BayCity'Rollers Bell 11 9 MUD ROCK VOL2 Mud 12 10 A&M SHERRY,Adrian Baker 'Magnet 12 11 THE SINGLES 1969 -1973 Carpenters 13 9 IN Polydor IT'S HIS KISS,Linda Lewis Bell 13 6 TEN YEARS NON - STOP JUBILEE ALBUM James Last 14 19 CBS EL BIM BO,Blmbo Jet EMI 14 22 THE BASEMENT TAPES Bob Dylan 15 20 BEST THING THAT EVER HAPPENED, Gladys Knight & The Pips. 15 17' THE ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK 10cc Mercury Buddah. 16 19 SIMON AND GARFUNKEL'S GREATEST HITS Simon and Garfunkel 16 12 SEALED WITH A K1SS,Brian Hyland ABC CBS 17 7 Bell DELILAH ,Sensational Alex Harvey Band Vertigo 17 13 ROLLIN' Bay CityRollers 18 26 CBS SUMMER OF '42, Biddu Orchestra CBS, 18 16 WHEN WILL I SEE YOU AGAIN Johnny Mathis 19 30 FAME ,David -Bowie RCA 19 18 SNOWFLAKES ARE DANCING Tomita, Red Seal 20 28 SUPER WOMBLE,Wombles CBS 20 15 THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON Pink Floyd Harvest 21 17 NEW YORK CITY,T. Rex EMI 21 ,20 STEP TWO Showaddywaddy Bell 22 22 LOVEMEBABY,SusanCadoga, Magnet 22 31 FOCUS Focus Polydor 23 16 JE T'AIME,Judge Dread Cactus 23 - MRS'ARDIN'S KID Mike Harding Tr analantic 24 15 HIGHW1RE,Linda Carr &The Love Squad Island 24 24 .BAND ON THE RUN Paul McCartney / Wings Apple 25 36 ROCHDALE COWBOY,Mike Harding Rubber 25 23 THE SNOW GOOSE Camel Dacca 26 18 I WRITE THE SONGS/FOR LOVE,David Cassidy , RCA 26 27 TOMMY Soundtrack Polydor 27 35 DON'T THROW IT ALL AWAY, Gary Benson State 27 26 ELTON JOHN'SGREQTEST HITS Elton John DJM 28 43 - A CHILD'S PRAYER ,Hot Chocolate. Rak 28 14 RIDE A ROCK HORSE Roger Daltrey Polydor 29 40 LOVE IN THE SUN,GIIt'ter Band - Bell 29 32 HIS 12 GREATEST HITS Neil Diamond MCA 30 41 BRAZIL,Crispy &Company Cactus 30 29 AUTOBAHN Kraftwerk Vertigo 31 38 ONE OF THESE NIGHTS,Eagles Elektra 31 29 GREATEST HITS OF lOcc 10cc De cc a 32 32 LOVE WILL KEEN US TOGETHER, The Captain &'ennille A &M 32 34 PHYSICAL GRAFFITI,Led Zeppelin Swan Song 33 27, GET IN THE SWING,Sparks Island 3; - CRASH LANDING Jimi Hendrix Polydor 34 14 TEARS ON MY PILLOW ,Johnny Nash CBS 34 49 NEXT Alex Harvey Vertigo 35 47 JULIE -ANN ,Kenny Rak 35 21 THE HIGHER THEY CLIMB David Cassidy RCA 36 49 SUMMERTIMECITY,MikeBatt CBS 36' 36 DISCO BABY Van McCoy Avco 37 25 MISTY,RayStevens Janus 37 47 FOREVER AND EVER Demis Roussos Philips 34 33 ONE NIGHT ,Mud Flak 38 - PROCOL'S NINTH Procul Harum Chrysalis 39 48 KNOCKIN'ON'HEAVEN'SDOOR,EricClapton RSO 39 - MUSSORGSKYTomita Red Seal 40 42 LOVE WON'T LET MEWAIT,MajorHarris Atlantic 40 28 MADE IN THE SHADE Rolling Stones Rolling Stones 41 46 THAT'S WHAT LIFE IS ALL ABOUT,Bing Crosby UA 41 Epic o: 25" BESTOFTAMMYWYNETTE,TammyWynette' 42 39 SEXY,MFSB Philadelphia 42 - NOT A LITTLE GIRL ANYMORE Linda Lewis Arista 43 - 'PANDORA'S BOX ,Procol Harum Chrysalis 43 - I FEEL A SONG Gladys Knight & Pips Buddah 44 45 ALL I NEED IS YOUR SWEET LOVIN', Gloria Gaynor MGM 44 38 GLEN CAM PBELL'S GREATEST HITS Glen Campbell Capitol 45 50 FUNKY MAGIC ROUNDABOUT ,Jasper Carrott DJM 45 42 NEVER TOO YOUNG TO ROCK Various Artists. GTO 46 - FOOL,AI Matthews CBS 46 - TOMORROW BELONGS TO ME Alex Hervey'Band Vertigo 47 - AFTERNOON OF THE RHINO ,M ike Post Coalition Warner Bros. 47 - CUNNINGSTUNTSCa Decca 48 - MOTOR BIKING ,Chris Spedding Rak 48 44 TAKE TWO Diane Solomon Philips 49 - BRAZIL,Ritchie Family Polydor 49 - KC AND THE SUNSHINE BAND KC and the Sunshine Band Jayboy 50 - THE SNAKE,AI Wilson Bell 50 43 MONTY PYTHON Soundtrack Charisma V.TOP505INGLE3 VJ TOP 50ALBVf1S CHART 1 4 AIFANTASTIC { THE BROWN DIRT COWBOY RM/BBC Cum John .MG TIC 1 3 GET DOWN TONIGHT KC& The Sunshine Band 2 2 TIE HEAT IS ON FEATURING FIGHTT}E POWER IN LOVE Hamilton, Joe Frank And Reynolds Playboy 2 1 FALL IN' Supplied by British Market Research I sley Bros3 RN«H 3 5 RHINE G len Ca Capitol 3 RE OCTOP US Jefferson Arylum p Grunt 2 ONE OF THESEONE CNIIG7HTS The Ea/OYdevil 4 1 ONE OFTHESE NGHTS The Eagle Mylum 7 ET TT Loud y You) lamasTyler Warner Bro. 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WindI Fin Columbo 14 14 TOYS IN TIE ATTIC Aermmdh Columba 16 20 BALLROOM BLITZ Sweet Caputo 15 16 MELISSA Melissa Manchester Arista 17 18 HOLOIN' ONTOYESTERDAYAmbrcele 20th Century 16 17 GREATEST HITSIony Orb ado ó Dawn Miele U 21 THIRD RATE ROMANCE Amazing RhyMm Aces ABC 17 13 GORILLA James, la Warner Bros 19 13 LOVE WILL KEEP US 18 15 VENUS AND 6LARTBPaul McCartney{ Wings Cawtol TOGETHER The Captain 6 Tennele A{ M 19 22 PICK OF THE LITTER Spinners 20 49 IM SORRY John Denver RCA 20 23 ENDLESS SUMMER Beach Boys CaAI 21 25 TUSK IITovp London 21 18 HORIZON The Carpentersen 22 22 HELP ME RHONDA JonnrV Riven Epk HOLIDAY 22 25 NO WAY TO TREAT A LADY Helen Reddy Caplet 23 37 RUN JOEY RUN David Geddes BIF Tree 23 24 20th 24 28 BLACK 9JPLTa4AN/MUHAMMAD 28 STEPPIN' Pc none Sisters ABCJBneThumeThumb ALI Johnny Wakedn 6 The Kinshasa Band Pie 25 29 GOOD VIBRATIONSBeet BEST OF THE BEACH BOYS ReprsV Brother 25 29 I BELIEVE TIERE'S NOTHING STRONGER 26 31 MUNCOURSE Rae Gera RSO THAN OUR LOVE Paul Are. ó Odra Coa tae United Artleb 27 35 Wainer Bras 26 30 SOLITAIRE Carpenters A6 M HOLD-UP 28 34 NON -STOPS I Express Rod.hw 27 31 DAISY JANE America Warner Bros 29 70 DIAMONDS6 RUST Joan Bas A6 M 28 41 DANCE WITH ME OrIwera Asvlum 30 19 CHOCOLATE CHIP Isaac Hayes Hot Buttered Soul 29 35 FEELINGS Morn. easel RCA 31 21 THE ORIGINALSOUNm RA lOa 30 34 TIE PROUD 01.1 Oano der Kolob DUE TO the August Bank Holiday, 32 40 YOUNG AMERICANS David Bowie PLEASE MR PLEASE Olivia Newton -John MCA 31 10 the BRMB Top 50 singles chart has 33 33 I FEEL A SONGGIdys Nnu/nó The Pips udd.h 32 36 HOW LONG (8e1ch.' 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