1971-07-07 — WMAK 1300 AM ( Nashville, Tennessee )


1300/WMAK
SUPERHIT SURVEY

WEEK BEGINNING
July 7, 1971

TWLW ARTISTTITLEWKSNOTES
40 LoboShe Didn't Do Magic
39 Tom JonesResurrection Shuffle
38 Three Dog NightLiar
37 Olivia Newton-JohnIf Not For You
36 Graham NashChicago
35 DuskI Hear Those Church Bells RingingCreated as a female led counterpoint to Dawn. Featuring Peggy Santiglia of the Angels.
34 The Rolling StonesWild Horses
33 The Isley BrothersLove The One You're With
32 Fancy FriendsThinkin' About Me, Thinkin' About YouOur fancy friend, Mindy Dalton, lead singer & writer for the *Feminine Complex, the best female group to come out of Nashtown. (
31 Bobby GoldsboroCome Back Home
30 Joe CockerHigh Time We Went
29 Bob DylanWatching The River Flow
27 ChaseGet It On
26 ChicagoBeginnings
23 The StylisticsStop, Look, Listen (To Your Heart)
21 Freda PayneBring The Boys Home
20 Stephen StillsChange Partners
19 B.J. ThomasMighty Clouds Of Joy
18 The Beginning Of The EndFunky Nassau-Part I
17 CarpentersRainy Days And Mondays
16 Jean KnightMr. Big Stuff
14 DawnSummer Sand
13 The Bee GeesHow Can You Mend A Broken Heart
12 RaidersIndian Reservation (The Lament Of The Cherokee Reservation Indian)Well, 1 Raider, anyway. This was to be a Mark Lindsay solo record. Until Paul Revere crisscrossed the country promoting it.
11 CymarronRings
10 Delaney & Bonnie & FriendsNever Ending Song Of Love
9 The 8th DayShe's Not Just Another Woman
8 The Guess WhoAlbert Flasher
7 Carole KingIt's Too Late
6 The Grass RootsSooner Or Later
5 Tommy JamesDraggin' The Line
4 Dave And Ansil CollinsDouble Barrel
3 John DenverTake Me Home, Country RoadsFat City: Husband & wife *Bill Danoff & *Taffy Nivert who wrote the song, which Denver adapted (cont in Goodies)
2 James TaylorYou've Got A FriendSong Carole King wrote for JT in response to “Fire & Rain”
1 Hamilton, Joe Frank & ReynoldsDon't Pull Your Love

Survey notes: Survey missing; recreated from 7/14.
Songs at the missing chart position numbers are unknown.
HB: (unknown)
FA: (unknown)
Cover: (unknown)