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Ons O Oun L'v C!V'13s ons o oun l'v C!V'13S WSLR - AKRON Sammi Smith George Jones 35 To 26 Larry Gatlin Roy Head KGBS LOS ANGELES 5-1 Donna Fargo - - - Lois Johnson John Wesley Ryles To Ray Meri Wilson 1-1 Waylon Jennings Bobby Wayne 33 27 - Griff - Loftis Debi Hawkins Charlie Rich Epic To 31 13 To 2 Jimmy Buffett Meri Wilson Johnny Paycheck - Ex - Bobby Smith - Buck Owens Billy "Crash" Craddock Ex To 32 Johnny Duncan 37 To 14 Charlie Rich Epic Jim Reeves Ray Stevens - - - 10 To5- Mel Tillis 17 To 8 Charley Pride Ex To 33 Johnny Lee Ex To 34 Ronnie Milsap Sammi Smith Dorsey Burnette - - - 15 To 6 - Freddie Hart 23 To 10 - Bill Anderson Ex To 34 - Charley Pride Ex To 36 - Johnny Duncan Elvis Presley - Way Down 5 To 1 Donna Fargo - 16 To 10 - Eddie Babbitt 28 To 13 - Tina Rainford Ex To 35 - Dottsy Ex To 37 - Narvel Felts Susie Allanson 6 To 2 Stotler Bros. 17 To 11 Statler Bros. 25 To 14 Tommy - - - Overstreet WDEE DETROIT Ex To 39 - Dottsy 23 To 11 - Billie Jo Spears 7 To 3 Bill Anderson 22 To 12 Charley Pride 24 To 15 Bobby Borchers - - - - 1-1 Waylon Jennings Ex To 40 - Twitty/Lynn 22 To 16 Johnny Rodriguez 17 To 7 John Wesley Ryles 20 To 14 Tommy Overstreet 30 To 24 Johnny Rodriguez - - - - - Freddy Weller WIRE INDIANAPOLIS 29 To 18 - Charley Pride 21 To 13 Marty Robbins 23 To 16 Rex Allen, Jr. 31 To 26 Billie Jo Spears - - - - David Wills 1-1 Waylon Jennings 25 To 19 Ronnie Milsap 25 To 17 Emmylou Harris 25 To 17 Johnny Rodriguez Ex To 25 Jimmy Buffett - - - - - Johnny Duncan Hoyt Axton Ex To 20 Marty Robbins 28 To 21 Twitty/Lynn 30 To 18 Bill Anderson Ex To 28 Ronnie Milsap - - - - Ray Price ABC Moe Bandy Ex To 24 - Willie Nelson 29 To 23 Charlie Rich Epic 24 To 19 Donna Fargo Ex To 31 Twitty/Lynn - - - - - Larry Gatlin Randy Barlow Ex To 30 Charlie Rich Epic 30 To 25 Billy "Crash" Craddock 29 To 23 Billie Jo Spears Ex To 33 Jim Reeves - - - - - 23 To 18 Brown/Cornelius Freddy Fender Sugar KLAC LOS ANGELES Ex To 27 Johnny Duncan Ex To 20 Brown/Cornelius Ex To 35 Gary Stewart - - - - - - To Maury Finney 1-1 Waylon Jennings Ex To 28 Mac Davis Ex To Willie Nelson RCA 25 20 - Johnny Rodriguez - - 26- - WHK CLEVELAND Mickey Gilley 53 Johnny Ex To 29 Freddy Weller Ex To 27 John Wesley Ryles - 30 To 23 - Charley Pride - Lee - - 1-1 Waylon Jennings To Dr. Hook Mac Ex To 30 Narvel Felts Ex To 28 Marty Robbins - 33 25 - Marty Robbins 54 - Davis - - Debi Hawkins 37 To 26 Bobby Borchers Johnny Lee 55 Mac Vickery KDJW AMARILLO Ex To 29 Gary Stewart - - - - Johnny Lee 38 To 29 Ronnie Milsap Billy Walker 56 Johnny Duncan 2-1 Donna Fargo Ex To 30 George Jones - - - - Mickey Gilley 36 To 31 Ray Griff Sonny James 57 Mickey Gilley Rayburn Anthony WPOC BALTIMORE - - - Johnny Duncan Ex To 36 Emmylou Harris 12 To 8 Mel Tiflis 30 To 19 Tommy Overstreet Jacky Ward 1-1 Donna Fargo - - - - Tom Jones Ex To 38 George Jones 16 To 10 Donna Fargo 27 To 20 Jim Reeves Charlie Rich Epic No new additions - - - - Lynn Anderson Ex To 39 Sammi Smith 27 To 19 Tommy Overstreet 37 To 23 Billie Jo Spears Mike Boyd 15 To 9 Billie Jo Spears - - - - Twitty/Lynn Ex To 40 Lynn Anderson 28 To 22 Jim Reeves 33 To 24 Johnny Rodriguez Moe Bandy 19 To 11 Peggy Sue - - - - Gary Stewart 30 To 23 Brown/Cornelius 36 To 26 Brown/Cornelius Mickey Gilley 25 To 20 Brown/Cornelius - - - Lois Johnson KHEY EL PASO 33 To 24 Billie Jo Spears 42 To 27 Charley Pride 26 To 21 John Wesley Ryles - - - Susi Allenson - Johnny Tillotson 2-1 Waylon Jennings 35 To 25 Johnny Rodriguez 38 To 29 Marty Robbins 43 To 38 Marty Robbins 33 To 25 Charley Pride - - - - - Mack Vickey Richard Ray 37 To 26 Charley Pride 44 To 32 Bobby Borchers 48 To 39 Billy "Crash" 35 To 26 Johnny Rodriguez - - - Craddock - Shylo Charlie Rich Epic 38 To 30 Marty Robbins 48 To 33 Ronnie Milsap 50 To 40 Alvin 32 To 27 Jimmy Buffett - - - - Crow - Connie Smith Ronnie Sessions 39 To 31 Bobby Borchers 49 To 38 Gary Stewart Ex To 43 Johnny Paycheck 34 To 29 Ronnie Milsap - - - - Freddy Weller Marty Robbins 40 To 32 Willie Nelson RCA 47 To 39 David Houston Ex To 45 Johnny Duncan 40 To 31 Twitty/Lynn - - - - - Mel McDaniel Freddy Weller 43 To 35 Ronnie Milsap 52 To 41 Ex Mickey Gilley - - Larry Gatlin Ex To 47 - Twitty/Lynn To 35 - Bobby Wayne Loftis Sunday Sharpe Ex To 37 Twitty/Lynn To Lynn Anderson - 53 To 43 - George Jones Ex To 48 Ray Price ABC Ex 38 - 24 To 14 John Wesley Ryles Moe Bandy Ex To 39 Jimmy - - Rich Epic - - Buffett WINN LOUISVILLE Ex To 49 Dottsy Ex To 39 - Charlie - 21 To 15 Jim Reeves Brown/Cornelius - - - Ex To 41 - Emmylou Harris 7-1 Jimmy Buffett Ex To 50 Mary Lou Turner Ex To 40 Willie Nelson - RCA 22 To 16 - - - - Bobby Borchers Barbara Mandrell Ex To 42- John Wesley Ryles Johnny Russell WYDE - BIRMINGHAM 23 To 17 WNRS - ANN ARBOR - Billie Jo Spears Larry Gatlin Ex To 43 - Gary Stewart Engelbert Humperdinck 1-1 3-1 - Emmylou Harris 28 To 23 - Waylon Jennings - Johnny Rodriguez Billy Parker Ex To 44 - George Jones Mel Rayburn Anthony To Street Mickey Gilley 29 24 - Statler Bros. Johnny Duncan WVOJ JACKSONVILLE Jim Reeves B.J. Thomas Sunday Sharpe 30 To 25 Charlie Rich Epic Bobby Smith - - - 3-1 Eddie Rabbitt 7 To 1 Jimmy Buffett Mel Street Freddy Weller 31 To 26 Emmylou Harris 35 To 27 - - - - Debbie Logan Mickey Gilley 10 To 5 Twitty/Lynn Vern Gosdin David Houston 33 To 28 Narvel Felts 37 To 28 John Wesley Ryles - - - Johnny Lee 18 To 7 Meri Wilson Margo Smith Hank Williams, Jr. 34 To 29 Willie Nelson RCA 39 To 29 Ronnie Milsap - - - - Ray Price ABC 25 To 19 Johnny Paycheck Bobby G. Rice Kenny Price Ex To 30 Billy "Crash" Craddock Ex To 37 Emmylou Harris - - - - Sammi Smith 29 To 21 Jeannie Seely Johnny Russell Don King Ex To 31 Donna Fargo To - - Ex 38 - Twitty/Lynn Sonny James 30 To 25 Johnny Duncan Del Reeves Jerry Wallace Ex To 32 Mac Davis Ex To 39 George Jones - - - Johnny Carver Ex To 23 Sunday Sharpe Larry Gatlin Starland Vocal Band Ex To 33 Charley Pride Ex To 40 Johnny Lee - Mel Street - - 15 To 7 - Tommy Overstreet Ex To 27 - White/Dillon Cristy Lane Ex To 34 - Jimmy Buffett 21 To 16 8 To 3 Larry Gatlin KXOL FT. 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Hall 30 To 18 Ray Griff WWOL BUFFALO 23 To 17 Statler Bros. 37 To 33 - Larry Gatlin - - 37 To 31 - Jacky Ward - 10 To 6 Charley Pride 32 To 19 Brown/Cornelius 1-1 - Waylon Jennings 24 To 18 Bill Anderson - 41 To 34 - Twitty/Lynn - 38 To 32 - Charlie Rich - Epic - 12 To 8 John Wesley Ryles 34 To 22 Cal Smith 45 - John Wesley Ryles 26 To 20 Marty Robbins - 42 To 35 - Billy "Crash" Craddock - 39 To 33 - Ray Stevens - 16 To 9 Bobby Borchers 35 To 23 Billie Jo Spears 46 Mickey Gilley 27 To 23 Leroy Van Dyke - 43 To 36 - Lynn Anderson - - 40 To 34 - Brown/Cornelius - 18 To 13 Johnny Rodriguez 47 To 24 Johnny Rodriguez 47 - Mac Davis Ex To 49 Johnny Duncan - 44 To 40 Tom Bresh - Ex To 35 - Johnny Duncan - 23 To 19 Willie Nelson RCA - 50 To 30 Lois Johnson 48 Sonny James Ex To 50 Freddy Weller - - Ex To 41 - Charlie Rich - Epic - - - 28 To 21 Tanya Tucker Ex To 49 Mel McDaniel WONE -DAYTON Ex To 51 Twitty/Lynn - Ex To 42 Mac Davis 42 - Narvel Felts - - 29 To 22 Brown/Cornelius - Ex To 43 50 Moe Bandy 1-1 Waylon Jennings Ex To 52 Alvin Crow - Ex To 43 Narvel Felts - Olivia Newton -John - - - Ex To 14 Gary Stewart - To 44 10 To 4 Donna Fargo 7 Bobby Smith Ex To 53 Jacky Ward - Ex To 44 John Wesley Ryles Ex - Charlie Rich - Epic - - - Ex To 16 Twitty/Lynn - Ex To 45 26 To 17 Tommy Overstreet 11 Helen Reddy Ex To 54 Tony Booth - Ex To 45 Sunday Sharpe - Johnny Duncan - - - Ex To 20 Ronnie Milsap - Ex To 46 Billy "Crash" 30 To 25 Bobby Borchers 13 Meri Wilson Ex To 55 La Costa - - Craddock - - - Ex To 25 Billy "Crash" Craddock Ex To 47 37 To 30 Jimmy Buffett 19 Charly McClain - WMC - MEMPHIS - Lynn Anderson - - WBAP FT.
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