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1 1 TORN BETWEEN TWO LOVERS –•– Mary MacGregor (Ariola America)-13 (2 weeks at #1) (1) F
2 4 NEW KID IN TOWN –•– Eagles (Asylum)-9 (2) B+
3 6 BLINDED BY THE LIGHT –•– Manfred Mann’s Earth Band (Warner Brothers)-13 (3) B+
4 2 CAR WASH –•– Rose Royce (MCA)-17 (1) B
5 7 LOVE THEME FROM “A STAR IS BORN” (Evergreen) –•– Barbra Streisand (Columbia)-10 (5) B-
6 3 DAZZ –•– Brick (Bang)-17 (3) B-
7 9 ENJOY YOURSELF –•– The Jacksons (Epic)-14 (7) B-
8 8 I WISH –•– Stevie Wonder (Tamla)-11 (1) A+
9 12 I LIKE DREAMIN’ –•– Kenny Nolan (20th Century)-15 (9) F
10 11 LOST WITHOUT YOUR LOVE –•– Bread (Elektra)-12 (10) B
11 13 FLY LIKE AN EAGLE –•– The Steve Miller Band (Capitol)-9 (11) B
12 5 HOT LINE –•– The Sylvers (Capitol)-19 (5) D
13 14 WEEKEND IN NEW ENGLAND –•– Barry Manilow (Arista)-12 (13) D
14 22 NIGHT MOVES –•– Bob Seger (Capitol)-10 (14) A
15 20 YEAR OF THE CAT –•– Al Stewart (Janus)-10 (15) A+
16 19 DANCING QUEEN –•– Abba (Atlantic)-10 (16) A+
17 18 HARD LUCK WOMAN –•– Kiss (Casablanca)-9 (17) B
18 10 WALK THIS WAY –•– Aerosmith (Columbia)-13 (10) A
19 15 YOU MAKE ME FEEL LIKE DANCING –•– Leo Sayer (Warner Brothers)-17 (1) C+
20 28 GO YOUR OWN WAY –•– Fleetwood Mac (Warner Brothers)-6 (20) A+
21 21 AIN’T NOTHING LIKE THE REAL THING –•– Donny and Marie Osmond (Polydor)-12 (21) D
22 25 BOOGIE CHILD –•– Bee Gees (RSO)-5 (22) D
23 17 JEANS ON –•– David Dundas (Chrysalis)-19 (17) C
24 26 DON’T LEAVE ME THIS WAY –•– Thelma Houston (Tamla)-9 (24) B+
25 27 SAVE IT FOR A RAINY DAY –•– Stephen Bishop (ABC)-10 (25) A
26 23 YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE A STAR (To Be In My Show) –•– Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis, Jr. (ABC)-23 (1) A-
27 35 THE THINGS WE DO FOR LOVE –•– 10cc (Mercury)-6 (27) A
28 38 RICH GIRL –•– Daryl Hall and John Oates (RCA)-4 (28) A
29 32 LIVING NEXT DOOR TO ALICE –•– Smokie (RSO)-11 (29) C
30 36 CARRY ON WAYWARD SON –•– Kansas (Kirshner)-8 (30) B-
31 16 SOMEBODY TO LOVE –•– Queen (Elektra)-12 (13) A
32 44 LONG TIME –•– Boston (Epic)-3 (32) B-
33 24 AFTER THE LOVIN’ –•– Engelbert Humperdinck (Epic)-17 (8) C
34 29 SATURDAY NITE –•– Earth, Wind and Fire (Columbia)-13 (21) B
35 30 TONIGHT’S THE NIGHT (Gonna Be Alright) –•– Rod Stewart (Warner Brothers)-20 (1) A
36 31 STAND TALL –•– Burton Cummings (Portrait)-19 (10) C
37 39 MOODY BLUE / SHE THINKS I STILL CARE –•– Elvis Presley (RCA)-8 (37) B
38 34 LIVIN’ THING –•– Electric Light Orchestra (United Artists)-17 (13) A
39 49 CRACKERBOX PALACE –•– George Harrison (Dark Horse)-3 (39) A
40 48 SAY YOU’LL STAY UNTIL TOMORROW –•– Tom Jones (Epic)-6 (40) B
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slicethelife 
Not a bad top 40… still two Osmonds managed to creep in.
Thought it was also odd- Tom Jones and Humperdink both made the Top 40 same week.
Two of a kind…that is odd… you would think they would cancel themselves out.
First thing I did was scan for the Captain and his first mate and then the Osmonds… forgot about Donny and Marie.
This was getting pretty late into the 70’s for a Donny and Marie sighting – boy do they butcher up that great Marvin and Tammi song.
That was what I was thinking. I was surprised to see them. They polluted a lot of seventies charts.
It seems like every week- they are on the charts on one form or another.
Lots of sawdust with a few jewels in there. GH at the bottom of the list…. ::smh::
Crackerbox Palace got to #19. I am not sure if it was falling off or rising at this point.
Good to know, thanks 🙂
Year of the Cat, Dancing Queen and Go Your Own Way are my favorites from this chart. And as much as I always like the Eagles, I just never cared for New Kid in Town.