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Sun Guano Rak 6 7 VARIATIONS, Andrew Lloyd Webber MCA 8 9 IF CAN'T HAVE YOU, YvondiElliman RSO 8 7 WEEKEND IN LA, George Benson Warner 7 5 I CANT STAND THE RAIN, 7 4 Andum Emotion Atlantic 7 5 BOOGIE NIGHTS, Various Ronco 7 I GO CRAZY, Paul Davis Bang 7 RUNNING ON EMPTY, Jackson Browne B 18 FOLLOW YOU ME, FOLLOW Geness Charisma 8 22 FONZIE'S FAVOURITES, Various Warwick 8 6 LOVE IS THICKER THAN WATER, Andy Gibe ASO 8 10 POINT OF KNOW RETURN, Kansa. Kirshner 9 6 ALLY'S TARTAN ARMY, Andy Cameron Klub 9 9 CITY TO CITY, Gerry Rafferty United Artists 9 10 THUNDER ISLAND, Jay Ferguson Asylum 9 B NEWS OF THE WORLD, Green Elekha 10 7 I LOVE THE SOUND OF BREAKING GLASS. Nick Lowo 'Rider 10 4 RUMOURS, Fleetwood Mac Warner Bros 10 12 DUST IN THE WIND, Kansas Kirshner 10 9 THE GRAND ILLUSION, Styx A&M 11 25 NEVER LET HER SUP AWAY, 11 Grunt Andrew Gold . Asylum 11 14 2$ THUMPING GREAT HITS, Dave Clark Five Polydor 15 JACK &JILL, Floyd. Arista 11 19 JEFFERSON STAR SHIP EARTH, Jefferson Starship 12 I91 EVERY I'S A WINNER, Hot Chocolate Rek 12 12 PLASTIC LETTERS, Blondie -Chrysalis 12 18 OUR LOVE, Natalie Cole 12 13 WAYLON 6 WILUE, Weston Jennings B Willie Nelson RCA 13 42 WITH A LITTLE LUCK. Wings w Roberta Flack Atlanta: Parlophone 13 10 DISCO STARS, Venous K -Tel 4 13 14 FALLING, LeBlanc & Cart Big Tree 13 16 BLUE UGHTS IN THE BASEMENT, 14 9 IS THIS Bob r- LOVE, Marty b The Wailers Island ! I 14 .18 WE'LL NEVER 14 15 FOOT LOOSE 6 FANCY FREE, Rod Stewart Warner Bros 14 13 DARTS. Darts Magnet . / HAVE TO SAY GOODBYE,England Dan BigCapirol Tree 15 11 , EMOTIONS, Samantha Sang , Pnvate Stock ry 15 12 ALL 'N' ALL, Earth, Wind 6 Fire Columbia 15 11 FOOT LOOSE 6 FANCY FREE. Rod Stewart Alva GLES 15 20 THE CLOSER I GET TO YOU, Roberta Fleck Atlantic 16 20 WALK IN LOVE. Manhattan Transfer Atlantic Epic 18 16 18 DOUBLE LIVE GONZO, Ted Nugent Epic 16 19 GREATEST HITS, Abba 1 JOCKO HOMO, Devo Stiff 11 !JUST THE WAY YOU ARE, Billy Joel Columbia 17 8 COME BACK MY LOVE. Darts Magnet 17 17 THANKFUL, Natalie Cole Capitol 17 23 PASTICHE, Manhattan Transfer Atlantic 2 SUSPECT DEVICE. Stiff Lille Fingers Rigid Digit 17 19 EBONY EYES, Bob Welch Capitol 18 TOUCH, 26 SOMETIMES WHEN WE Dan Hill 20th Century r RSO 18 14 RUMOURS, Fleetwood Mac Warner Bros 18 25 SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER, Various 3 SHE 550 MODERN, Boomtown Rats Enºgn 18 20 RUNNIN' ON EMPTY, Jackson Browne Asylum 19 15 TAKE A CHANCE ON ME, Abbe Epic Epic 19 20 STREET PLAYER, Rufus /Chaise Khan ABC 19 17 ARRIVAL, Abbe 4 SATISFACTION, Deno Stiff 19 21 ALWAYS & FOREVER, Heatwave Epic 20 27.-T00 MUCH TOO LffTLE Mathis/ Williams CBS 20 16 Fire CBS 20 23 BOOTSYi PLAYER OF THE YEAR, Booby". Band WB ALL 'N' ALL, Earth, Wind & 5 LIFE AFTER LIFE, Alternative TV Deptford Fun City 20 22 GOODBYE GIRL, David Gates Elektra 21 17 CHELSEA. Elvis Costello 6 Attraction Radar ff THE PLACEBO SYNDROME, Parliament Casablanca 21 16 NEW BOOTS AND PANTIES, Ian Duty SI 6 KU KLUX CLAN, Steel Pulse Island 21 23 WHICH WAY IS UP, Staryard MCA 21 21 16 22 FANTASY, Earth, wend 6 Fin CBS OF COOL, Nick Lowe Radar RSO 22 26 THEJESUS 7 BRICKFIELD NIGHTS, The Boys Nems 22 24 FLASHLIGHT, Parliament Casablanca 22 24 HERE AT LAST . LIVE, Bee Gees 23 30 MORE LIKE THE MOVIES, Dr Hook Capitol IN BLOOM, Rose Royce Warner Bros 23 18 FULL 8 SEX CELLS, Table Chiswick 23 25 SWEET TALKING WOMAN, Electric Light Orchestra Jet 23 26 FRENCH KISS, Bob Welch Capitol Erdgn 24 22 RUMOUR HAS IT, Donne Summer Casablanca 24 20 THE SOUND OF BREAD, Bread Elektre SHE'S SO MODERN, Boomtown Rats A&M 9 I'M A BOY, Cyanide Pve 24 26 BEFORE MY HEART FINDS OUT, Gene Cotton Arida 24 25 FEELS SO GOOD, Chuck Mangione SCOTLAND FOREVER, Sidney Devine Nips - 25 19 STAYIN' ALIVE. Bee Gees RSO 25 BAT OUT OF HELL, Meat Loaf Epic RSO - 10 COCAINE IN MY BRAIN, Dillinger 25 27 LADY LOVE, Lou Rawl Philadelphia International 25 30 FLOWING RIVERS, Andy Gibb HAZEL, Maggie Bell Swenseng Island 26 23 MR BLUE SKY, Electric Light Orchestra Jet 26 20 EXODUS. Bob Marley &The Wailers Island WATERMARK, Art Garfunkel Columba DANCE A LITTLE BIT CLOSER,Charo a Salsoul Orchestra Saltoul ALBUMS 26 8 SOMETIMES WHEN WE TOUCH, Dan Hill - 20th Century 26 27 27 12 WISHING ON A STAR, Rose Royce Warner Bros 27 42 WATERMARK, Art Garfunkel CBS 27 30 YOU FOR BEING A FRIEND, Andrew Gold Asylum 27 28 GOLDEN TIME OF DAY, Mom Featuring Franke) Beverly Capitol SUPERNATURE, Carron° Atientic 1 THIS YEARS MODEL, Elvis Costello Radar THANK 22 28 I'LL GO WHERE YOUR MUSIC TAKES ME. Tina Charles CBS 28 HOPE AND ANCHOR FESTIVAL, Various Warner Bros ARIEL, Dean FriedmenLflesong THEME FROM HONG KONG BEAT 31 FOR Little Feat Werner Bros - 2 ANOTHER MUSIC IN A DIFFERENT KITCHEN, Buºcocks UA 28 29 HOT LEGS, Rod Stewart Werner Bros 28 WAITING COLUMBUS, 29 21 WHENEVER YOU WANT MY LOVE, Real Thing Pye Richard Demon /Martin Cook BBC 29 31 FEELINGS, Various K -Tel 29 32 FEELS SO GOOD, Chuck Mengione A&M 29 29 LONGER FUSE, Dan Hill 20th Century 3 ALTERNATIVE CHARTBUSTERS, The Boys News 30 32 IN THE RAIN Sheila B Devotion EMI HEY SENORITA, War MCA SINGIN' 30 28 STIFFS LIVE STIFFS, Various Stiff 30 35 COUNT ON ME4Jelferson Starship RCA 30 33 STARGARD MCA EGO, Elton John Racket I EASTER, Patti Smith Arista 31 24 LILAC WINE, Brooke A&M , Elka 31 24 THE MUPPET SHOW VOL 2, The Moppets Rye 31 13 YOWSAH, 34 RAYDIO Mina COME TO ME, Ruby Winter. Creole i MAN AH WARRIOR, TapperZukie Mar DANCE, DANCE. DANCE. YOWSAH Chic Atlantic 3! 32 29 THE GHOST LOVE. T Capitol OF 32 27 GREATEST HIT$, Donna Summer GTO 32 33 HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE, Bee Gees ASO 32 38 EXCITABLE BOY, Warren Zevon Asylum 8 WHITE MUSIC, XTC Virgin 33 38 EVERYBODY DANCE, Ch. - Atlantic 33 33 BLACK JOY, Venous Ronce 33 34 IT'S YOU THAT I NEED, Enchantment Road Show 33 35 TEN YEARS OF GOLD, Kenny Rogers United Artists 7 WRECKLESS ERIC. Stiff 34 40 NEWS OF THE WORLD, Jam Polydor MUSIC IN Buzzcocks UA 34 A DIFFERENT KITCHEN. 34 37 THE CIRCLE IS SMALL Gordon Lighdoot Warner Bros 34 39 INFINITY, Journey Columbia 8 BODY LOVE. Klaus Schulze Import Metronome 49 IT TAXES TWO TO TANGO, Richard Myhrll Mercury 35 35 ALOHA FROM HAWAII VIA SATELLITE, Elvis Presley RCA 35 41 BOOGIE SHOES, K. C. 6 The Sunshine Band TK 35 11 LIVE AT THE BIJOU, Grover Washington Jr Kudo 9 THREE PIECE CHICKEN Et CHIPS. Trinity/Ranking Trevor Cha Cha I MUSIC, Philadelphia 36 - LOVE O'Jsys 36 THE STRANGER, Billy Joel CBS 36 40 IMAGINARY LOVER, Atlanta Rhythm Section Polydor 36 32 MY AIM IS TRUE, Elvis Costello Columba 10 999, 999 United Artists CBS 37 3a JUST THE WAY YOU ARE, Billy Joel 37 NEVER MIND THE BOLLOCKS, Sex Pistols Virgin 37 43 DISCO INFERNO, Trammos Atlantic 37 41 LIVE, Bony Manilow Arista RSO 38 36 BABY COME BACK. Player 38' BACCARA, Baccera RCA 38 41 FOOLING YOURSELF. Styx A&M 38 40 THE ALBUM, Abbe Atlantic U VE ROCK & ROLL, Rainbow Polydor 1971 - Asylum 39 - LONG 39 40 THEIR GREATEST HITS 1975, The Eagles 39 50 THIS TIME I'M IN IT FOR LOVE, Player RSO 39 - SIMPLE DREAMS, Linda Ronsradt Asylum CBS 40 35 AUTOMATIC LOVER, Vibrators 40 39 BEST OF FRIENDS. Cleo Leine /John Williams RCA 40' 44 FANTASY, Earth, Wind 6 Are Columbia 40 45 FANTASY LOVE AFFAIR, Peter Brown Drive Steel Pulse Island 41 47 KLU KLUX KLAN, 40 43 LIVE AND LET LIVE, 'Dec Mercury 41 17 WONDERFUL WORLD. Art Garfunkel Columbia 41 42 OUT OF THE BLUE, Electric Ught Orchestra Jet 41 Andrea Connection Buddah 42 WHAT'S YOUR NAME, Into 12 48 LIVE AT TREORCHY, Max Boyce One Up 42 46 BABY HOLD ON, Eddie Money Columbia 42 48 HOUSE OF THE RISING SUN.
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