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The Singles Chart ALPHABETICAL LISTING 1 201 SINGLES CHART THE SINGLES CHART PRODUCER, PUBLISHER, LICENSEE AT SEVENTEEN Brooks Arthur (Mine/ MIDNIGHT BLUE Vini Poncia April, ASCAP) 77 (New York Times/Roumanian ATTITUDE DANCING Richard Perry Pickleworks, BMA) 14 15 (C'est/Maya, ASCAP) 47 MISTY Ray Stevens (Vernon, ASCAP) 23 BABY THAT'S BACKATCHA Smokey MORNIN' BEAUTIFUL Hank Medress & Dave Robinson (Bertram, ASCAP) 42 Appell (Apple Cider/Music of the Times, ASCAP; Little Max/New York JULY 5, 1975 BAD LUCK Gamble-Huff (Mighty Three, Times, BMI) 37 BMI) 39 JULY JUNE OLD DAYS James William Guercio BAD TIME Jimmy lenner (Cram Renraff, 5 28 (Make Me Smile/Big Elk, ASCAP) 52 BMI) 31 ONE OF THESE NIGHTS Bill Szymczyk 101 101 FUNNY HOW LOVE CAN BE FIRST CLASS-UK 5N 59033 (London) BALLROOM BLITZ Phil Wainman (Benchmark/Kicking Bear, ASCAP) 12 (Southern, ASCAP) (Chinnichap/RAK, BMI) 93 ONLY WOMEN Bob Ezrin BEFORE THE NEXT TEARDROP FALLS 102 110 DREAM MERCHANT NEW BIRTH-Buddah 470 (Saturday, BMI) (Ezra/Early Frost, BMI) 16 Huey Meaux (Shelby Singleton, BMI) 28 103 107 HONEY TRIPPIN' MYSTIC MOODS-Soundbird 5002 (Sutton Miller) ONLY YESTERDAY Richard Carpenter BLACK FRIDAY Gary Katz (American (Ginseng/Medallion Avenue, ASCAP) (Almo/Sweet Harmony/Hammer & Broadcasting, ASCAP) 43 Nails, ASCAP) 48 104 103 AIN'T NO USE COOK E. JARR & HIS KRUMS-Roulette 20426 BLACK SUPERMAN-MUHAMMAD ALI PHILADELPHIA FREEDOM Gus Dudgeon Robin Blanchflower Boy, BMI) 95 (Adam R. Levy & Father/Missile, BMI) (Drummer (Big Pig/Leeds, ASCAP) 54 105 104 IT'S ALL UP TO YOU JIM CAPALDI-Island D25 (Ackee, ASCAP) BURNIN' THING Gary Klein PLEASE MR. PLEASE John Farrar (Screen Gems-Columbia/Song Painter, 106 1 1 1 FEELINGS MORRIS ALBERT-RCA PB 10279 (Fermata Intl., ASCAP) (Blue Gum, ASCAP) 17 BMI) 81 107 108 PARADISE TED NEELEY-United Artists XW 644 X (Unichappell/Salmon/ PLEASE PARDON ME (YOU REMIND ME COULD IT BE MAGIC Barry Manilow & OF A FRIEND) Bob Monaco BMI) 71 Muhon, BMI) Ron Dante (Kamikazi/Angeldust, (Kengorus/Palladium, ASCAP) 51 108 109 HOT CUT THE CAKE Arif Mardin (Average/ FUN IN THE SUMMERTIME SLY & THE FAMILY STONE-Epic 8 50019 RAG DOLL Jay Senter & Larry Knechtel BMI) 25 (Stone Flower, BMI) Cotillion, (Hampstead Heath, ASCAP) 58 DISCO QUEEN Mickey Most (Finchley, 1 1 109 8 FREE SOUTH SHORE COMMISSION-Wand 1287 (Scepter) REMEMBER WHAT I TOLD YOU TO MAN ASCAP) 36 (Mighty Three, BMI) FORGET Dennis Lambert & Brian Potter DO IT IN THE NAME OF LOVE Bert de (ABC Dunhill/One of a Kind, BMI) 44 110 120 TWO LANE HIGHWAY PURE PRAIRIE LEAGUE-RCA PB 10302 Coteaux & Tony Silvester (Penumbra, Bernie Taupin (Lornhole, ASCAP) BMI) 91 RENDEZVOUS (Rotgut, BMI) 99 1 1 1 148 DYNOMITE Tony Camillo (Tonob, BMI) 24 MARY ANN ANDY KIM-Capitol 4086 (Joachim, BMI) RHINESTONE COWBOY Dennis Lambert & 112 112 SHOES REPARATA-Polydor 14217 (New York Times/Sona, BMI) EVERY TIME YOU TOUCH ME (I Brian Potter (20th Century/House of GET HIGH) Billy Sherrill (Algee, BMI/ 30 113 DREAMING A DREAM CROWN HEIGHTS 1570 (PIP) Weiss, ASCAP) - AFFAIR-Delite Double R., ASCAP) 62 ROCKIN CHAIR Steve Alaimo, Willie (Delightful, BMI) . FALLIN' IN LOVE Jim Price (J.C., BMI) 68 Clark & Clarence Reid (Sherlyn, BMI) 13 114 106 BYE BYE BABY BAY CITY Four, ROLLERS-Arista 0120 (Saturday/Seasons FAME David Bowie & Harry Maslin (Main 7-6-5-4-3-2-1 (BLOW YOUR WHISTLE) 90 BMI) Man/John Lennon/Ceilidh, ASCAP) Rick Bleiwess & Bill Stahl 98 1 1 5 116 TOP OF THE WORLD (MAKE MY RESERVATION) CANYON-MagnaGlide FEEL LIKE MAKIN' LOVE Bad Company (Cookaway, ASCAP) MGN 323 (London) (Kaskat, BMI) (Badco, ASCAP) 85 SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL Al Kooper 75 FIGHT THE I E., M., R , (Duchess/Hustlers, BMI) 116 LIFE AND DEATH IN G & A LOVE CHI,LD'S AFRO CUBAN BLUES BAND- POWER-PART - O. & R. Isley & C. Jasper (Bovina, IN THE CLOWNS Arif Mardin Roulette (Daly City, BMI) SEND 7172 ASCAP) 87 (Beautiful/Revelation, ASCAP) 96 117 133 ACTION SPEAKS LOUDER THAN WORDS CHOCOLATE MILK-RCA PB FOREVER CAME TODAY Brian Holland SEXY Gamble-Huff (Mighty Three, BMI) 60 10290 (Marsaint, BMI) (Stone, Agate, BMI) 80 Jeffrey Bowen & GET DOWN, GET DOWN (GET ON THE SHAKEY GROUND 118 119 ISLAND WOMAN PABLO CRUISE-A&M 1695 (Almo, ASCAP; Irving/' (Jobete, ASCAP) 70 FLOOR) Raeford Gerald & Joe Simon, Berry Gordy Pablo Cruise, BMI) (Gaucho/Belinda, BMI) 26 SHINING STAR Maurice White w. Charles 29 1 1 9 WHAT Stepney (Saggiflame, ASCAP) - AN ANIMAL FLUDD-Private Stock 025 (Welbeck, ASCAP) GET DOWN TONIGHT H. W. Casey, R. Finch (Sherlyn, BMI) 74 (S LOVE 1 20 121 S 0 S ABBA-Atlantic 3265 (Countless, BMI) GIVE THE PEOPLE THEY YOUR OFOOL Rick Hall (NV. Dogg/ATV, WHAT WANT P 79 121 KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE SPARROW MERRY CLAYTON-Ode 66110 Gamble -Huff (Mighty Three, BMI) 46 BMI) HAIR George Martin (A&M) (Leeds/Duchess, ASCAP) GOT TO GET YOU INTO MY LIFE Jimmy SISTER GOLDEN (WB, ASCAP) 9 122 1 25 SHOW ME THE WAY PETER FRAMPTON-A&M 1693 (Almo/Fram-Dee, lenner (Maclen, BMI) 100 SLIPPERY WHEN WET James Carmichael & ASCAP) HELP ME RHONDA Johnny Rivers (Irving, Commodores (Jobette, ASCAP) 40 123 123 WONDERFUL BABY DON Artists BMI) 88 McLEAN-United XW 614X )Unart/ UP BEHIND YOU Randy Brecker HEY YOU Randy Bachman (Ranbach/ SNEAKIN' Yahweh, BMI) (Carmine Street, BMI) 67 Top Soil, BMI) 21 1 24 124 (BABY) DON'T LET IT MESS YOUR MIND DONNY GERRARD-Rocket 40405 SAVED MY LIFE TONIGHT Gus HOLDIN' ON TO YESTERDAY Freddie Piro SOMEONE Dudgeon (Big Pig/Leeds, ASCAP) 35 (MCA) (Don Kirshner, BMI) (Rubicon, BMI) 59 1 25 BABY I LIKE Tri - 126 1-2-3 JOHNSON FAMILY-Atlantic 3264 (Champion/Stone Diamond, HOPE THAT WE CAN BE TOGETHER SOMETHIN' 'BOUT YOU Lo Stan Silverberg (Colgems/Glory, BMI) SOON Gamble -Huff (Mighty Three, BMI) 76 & ASCAP) 92 1 1 HOW LONG John Anthony (American 26 27 OUR LAST SONG TOGETHER BO DONALDSON & THE HEYWOODS-ABC Ed Broadcasting, ASCAP) 41 SOONER OR LATER Townsend 12108 (Don Kirshner, BMI) (Cheritown, BMI) 70 HOW SWEET IT IS (TO BE LOVED BY 127 128 ANOTHER 8 THE BOOGIE R. Bell, Kool & NIGHT HOLLIES-Epic 50110 (Famous, ASCAP) YOU) Lenny Waronker & Russ Titelman SPIRIT OF the Gang (Delightful/Gang, BMI) 34 128 131 GIMME SOME LOVIN' JOHN LiVIGNI-Raintree 2200 (Irving, BMI) (Stone Agate, BMI) 45 SURE FEELS GOOD Johnny Sandlin (Crab- I WANNA DANCE WIT 'CHOO 129 141 LOVE DO ME RiGHT ROCKIN' HORSE-RCA PB 10265 (Brown Eyes/Sun- shaw, 84 Bob Crewe (Heart's Delight/Caseyem/ ASCAP) bury, ASCAP) Desiderata, BMI) 49 SWEARIN' TO GOD Bob Crewe (Hearts Delight/Caseyem/Desiderata, PLEASE I'LL DO FOR YOU ANYTHING YOU WANT 130 130 TELL HIM I SAID HELLO DEBBIE CAMPBELL-Playboy 6037 BMI) 10 (Chrysalis, ASCAP) ME TO Barry White (Sa-Vette/January, BMI) 56 SWEET EMOTION Jack Douglas (Daskel, 131 138 BLUE SKY JOAN BAEZ-A&M 1703 (No Exit, BMI) BMI) 53 I'LL PLAY FOR YOU (HEAR THE BAND) 132 DANCE WITH ME ORLEANS-Asylum 45261 (Hall/Mojohanna, BMI) Louis Shelton Dawnbreaker, BMI) 33 T -R -O -U -B-L -E no producer listed Chestnut, BMI) 55 I'M NOT IN LOVE 10cc (Man -Ken, BMI) 11 (Jerry 133 135 STARS IN OUR EYES SUGARLOAF/JERRY CORBETTA-Claridge 405 (ROCK ME) I'M NOT LISA Ken Mansfield & Waylon TAKE ME IN YOUR ARMS (Claridge/Corbetta, BMI) (Stone Agate, BMI) 18 Jennings (Baron, BMI) 6 Ted Templeman 134 BARBARA ANN BEACH BOYS-Capitol 4110 (Shoestring/Cousins, BMI) Milt - I'M FIRE Oister (Tarka, ASCAP) THANK GOD l'M A COUNTRY BOY ON 38 Okun w. Kris O'Connor (Cherry Lane, 135 136 YOUR LOVE (IS THE ONLY LOVE) PAUL REVERE AND THE RAIDERS- IT'S ALL DOWN TO GOODNIGHT (ASCAP) 22 Columbia 3 10126 (ABC Dunhill, BMI) VIENNA Richard Perry (Lennon/ATV, BMI) 57 THAT'S WHEN THE MUSIC TAKES ME Neil 136 137 CHARMER AL MARTINO-Capitol 4071 (Burlington/Andustin, ASCAP) JACKIE BLUE Glyn Johns & David Sedaka & 10cc (Don Kirshner/ATV, BMI) 83 137 140 GERONIMO'S CADILLAC CHER-Warner Bros. 8096 (Mystery, BMI) Anderle (Lost Cabin, BMI) 69 THE BIGGEST PARAKEETS IN TOWN Costa (Pierre - JIVE TALKIN' Arif Mardin (Casserole, Mike Curb & Don Cos 138 LADY BLUE LEON RUSSELL-Shelter 40378 (MCA) (Skyhill, BMI) 19 sette/Every Little Tune, ASCAP) 24 - BMI) HUSTLE Hugo Luigi (Van 139 144 TAKE GOOD CARE OF YOURSELF THREE DEGREES-Phila. Intl. ZS8 3568 JUDY MAE Boomer Castleman (Tree, BMI) 61 THE & McCoy/ Warner -Tamerlane, BMI) 5 (Col) (Mighty Three, BMI) JUST A LITTLE BIT OF YOU Brian Holland LAST Denis Preston (Gold Forever/Stone Diamond, BMI) 50 THE FAREWELL 140 142 ISN'T IT ALWAYS LOVE KAREN ALEXANDER-Asylum 45252 (Bonoff, BMI) (Arcola, BMI) 27 KEEP OUR LOVE ALIVE Paul Davis & Phil 141 132 THE KID GETS HOT FALLEN ASCAP) 32 THE ROCKFORD FILES Mike Post (Leeds, ANGELS-Arista 0128 (Skellsongs, Benton (Web IV, BMI) ASCAP) 32 142 145 SUPERMAN SUPERMAN LES VARIATIONS-Buddah 465 (Intersong USA/ LISTEN TO WHAT THE MAN SAID THE WE WERE/TRY TO REMEMBER Paul McCartney (McCartney/AV, 8 WAY Chappell, ASCAP) Ralph Moss/Colgems/Chappell, ASCAP) 20 LIZZIE AND THE RAINMAN Snuff Garrett 143 OUR LAST SONG TOGETHER BOBBY SHERMAN-Janus 254 (Don Kirshner, THIRD RATE ROMANCE Barry Burton - (House of Gold, BMI) 65 (Fourth Floor, ASCAP) 86 BMI) LONG HAIRED COUNTRY BOY Paul lenner 144 150 IT'S IN HIS KISS LINDA LEWIS-Arista 0129 (Hudson Bay, BMI( Hornsby (Kama Sutra/Rada, BMI) 64 'TIL THE WORLD ENDS Jimmy w Bob Monaco (Leeds/Antique, ASCAP) 89 145 146 WHOLE LOT OF LOVING GUYS & DOLLS-Epic 8 50109 (Dick James, BMI) LOOK AT ME (l'M IN LOVE) Goodman & Ray (Gambi, BMI) 63 WASTED DAYS AND WASTED NIGHTS 146 EL ASCAP) 129 BIMBO BIMBO JET-Scepter 12406 (Artie Wayne/Riezner, LOVE WILL KEEP US TOGETHER Captain Huey P.
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