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


1300/WMAK
SUPERHIT SURVEY

WEEK BEGINNING
July 7, 1971

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

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