AMERICAN TOP 40 REPLAY- WEEK OF JULY 25, 1975

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American Top 40 replay on the 70’s on 7 from July 25, 1975. A most excellent week.

1 2 THE HUSTLE –•– Van McCoy and the Soul City Symphony (Avco)-15 (1 week at #1) (1) C
2 3 I’M NOT IN LOVE –•– 10cc (Mercury)-11 (2) A+
3 4 ONE OF THESE NIGHTS –•– Eagles (Asylum)-9 (3) B-
4 5 PLEASE MR. PLEASE –•– Olivia Newton-John (MCA)-8 (4) B
5 1 LISTEN TO WHAT THE MAN SAID –•– Wings (Capitol)-9 (1) A
6 7 SWEARIN’ TO GOD –•– Frankie Valli (Private Stock)-11 (6) C
7 9 JIVE TALKIN’ –•– Bee Gees (RSO)-9 (7) A
8 15 SOMEONE SAVED MY LIFE TONIGHT –•– Elton John (MCA)-4 (8) A
9 11 MIDNIGHT BLUE –•– Melissa Manchester (Arista)-12 (9)B
10 10 ROCKIN’ CHAIR –•– Gwen McCrae (Cat)-11 (10) B-

11 13 DYNOMITE (Part 1) –•– Tony Camillo’s Bazuka (A&M)-15 (11) D
12 12 THE WAY WE WERE / TRY TO REMEMBER (Medley) –•– Gladys Knight and the Pips (Buddah)-14 (12) A-
13 8 LOVE WILL KEEP US TOGETHER –•– The Captain and Tennille (A&M)-15 (1) F
14 16 WHY CAN’T WE BE FRIENDS? –•– War (United Artists)-13 (14) A
15 17 THE ROCKFORD FILES –•– Mike Post (MGM)-11 (15) A-
16 19 RHINESTONE COWBOY –•– Glen Campbell (Capitol)-9 (16) A+
17 20 HOW SWEET IT IS (To Be Loved By You) –•– James Taylor (Warner Brothers)-6 (17) B
18 18 I’M ON FIRE –•– The Dwight Twilley Band (Shelter)-14 (18) A
19 22 EVERY TIME YOU TOUCH ME (I Get High) –•– Charlie Rich (Epic)-9 (19) B
20 24 MORNIN’ BEAUTIFUL –•– Tony Orlando and Dawn (Elektra)-6 (20) C+

21 21 WILDFIRE –•– Michael Murphey (Epic)-18 (3) D
22 25 SLIPPERY WHEN WET –•– The Commodores (Motown)-12 (22) C
23 6 MAGIC –•– Pilot (EMI)-17 (5) A
24 30 FIGHT THE POWER (Part 1) –•– The Isley Brothers (T-Neck)-6 (24) B
25 32 AT SEVENTEEN –•– Janis Ian (Columbia)-7 (25) B
26 14 MISTY –•– Ray Stevens (Barnaby)-14 (14) C
27 33 FALLIN’ IN LOVE –•– Hamilton, Joe Frank and Reynolds (Playboy)-6 (27) B
28 28 DISCO QUEEN –•– Hot Chocolate (Big Tree)-9 (28) C
29 35 SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL –•– Lynyrd Skynyrd (MCA)-7 (29) B+
30 34 JUST A LITTLE BIT OF YOU –•– Michael Jackson (Motown)-8 (30) B-

31 37 HOLDIN’ ON TO YESTERDAY –•– Ambrosia (20th Century)-7 (31) B+
32 38 WASTED DAYS AND WASTED NIGHTS –•– Freddy Fender (ABC / Dot)-6 (32) A
33 44 FEEL LIKE MAKIN’ LOVE –•– Bad Company (Swan Song)-4 (33) B
34 40 COULD IT BE MAGIC –•– Barry Manilow (Arista)-5 (34) C
35 41 THAT’S THE WAY OF THE WORLD –•– Earth, Wind and Fire (Columbia)-4 (35) A
36 36 SWEET EMOTION –•– Aerosmith (Columbia)-7 (36) A
37 50 BLUEBIRD –•– Helen Reddy (Capitol)-4 (37) C
38 46 THIRD RATE ROMANCE –•– The Amazing Rhythm Aces (ABC)-6 (38) A
39 27 I’M NOT LISA –•– Jessi Colter (Capitol)-17 (4) A
40 51 SEND IN THE CLOWNS –•– Judy Collins (Elektra)-6 (40) A-

8 responses to “AMERICAN TOP 40 REPLAY- WEEK OF JULY 25, 1975”

  1. Very good top 40…I didn’t have to look up the F this week!
    Even as a kid I remember Wildfire being worn out. You couldn’t turn on the radio without hearing that over and over again. I heard enough as a kid to last me a lifetime.

    • Yes I did…the imagery is wonderful…because of Tarantino… I can’t see the masses loving it but I did like it…. Let me know what you think when you see it. I won’t say anymore. I am a fan of him so I am a little biased. I want to be more clear but I can’t lol.

    • that’s all good- i was just wanting what you gave- a thumbs up or thumbs down– like you I am a fan so I anticipate liking it. … after seeing the preview a few weeks back I can’t get– Brother Love’s Traveling Salvation Show–out of my head.

    • The only thing I can say critical and not give anything away…some scenes were a little too long…but overall I did like it and I went in knowing who the director was…as you will.

    • I think even if the movie was a dumpster fire with Tarintino directing it would at least be an entertaining dumpster fire….

  2. I remember the 10cc song vividly as it is attached to big memories. I remember Sweet Emotion and falling in love with Aerosmith, a love affair that continues to this day. Hans, (even though you didn’t ask me) I give the Tarantino movie 2 thumbs up and love the dumpster fire analogy. I love the patchwork pieces he embellishes his masterpieces with. Not sure how he was able to pull all of the scenery and memorabilia together for the times as people are driving around town, but as a time capsule alone it’s worth seeing. Yes, the soundtrack also rocks. These comments are the tip of the iceberg of the film.

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