1971-06-02 — WMAK 1300 AM ( Nashville, Tennessee )

1300/WMAK
SUPERHIT SURVEY

WEEK BEGINNING
June 2, 1971

TW	ARTIST	TITLE	WKS	NOTES
16	Bobby Sherman	The Drum	5
8	Carly Simon	That's The Way I've Always Heard It Should Be	3
1	Carole King	It's Too Late	5
5	Carpenters	Rainy Days And Mondays	4
4	Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose	Treat Her Like A Lady	7
29	Dave And Ansil Collins	Double Barrel
40	Delaney & Bonnie & Friends	Never Ending Song Of Love		“Friends” included some real heavyweights https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motel_Shot
31	Donny Osmond	Sweet And Innocent	9
35	James Taylor	You've Got A Friend		Song Carole King wrote for JT as response to “Fire & Rain”
24	Janis Joplin	Cry Baby	4
18	Jerry Reed	When You're Hot, You're Hot	7
37	John Denver	Take Me Home, Country Roads		Fat City: Husband & wife Bill Danoff & Taffy Nivert who wrote the song, which Denver adapted (cont in Goodies)
14	Matthews' Southern Comfort	Woodstock	9
7	P-Nut Gallery	Do You Know What Time It Is?	2
38	P.P.F. Past-Present-Future	Bones To Bones		#1 on WKDA-FM (night-time?) survey for 4/17/71. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emxlIiIARm0
2	Paul Humphrey & His Cool Aid Chemists	Cool Aid	6
3	Raiders	Indian Reservation (The Lament Of The Cherokee Reservation Indian)	5	Well, 1 Raider, anyway. This was to be a Mark Lindsay solo record. Until Paul Revere crisscrossed the country promoting it.
19	Richie Havens	Here Comes The Sun	8
11	Ringo Starr	It Don't Come Easy	6
21	Sounds Of Sunshine	Love Means (You Never Have To Say You're Sorry)
22	The 5th Dimension	Light Sings
34	The 8th Day	She's Not Just Another Woman		The R&B group, not the sunshine pop group formerly the Sons of Liberty from Cadiz, OH.
36	The Beginning Of The End	Funky Nassau-Part I
15	The Grass Roots	Sooner Or Later	2
25	The Guess Who	Albert Flasher
12	The Honey Cone	Want Ads	6
9	The Osmonds	Double Lovin'	4
10	The Partridge Family	I'll Meet You Halfway	4
6	The Rolling Stones	Brown Sugar	6
39	The Stylistics	Stop, Look, Listen (To Your Heart)
13	The Supremes	Nathan Jones
20	Three Dog Night	Joy To The World	14	The first verse was originally a “dummy” verse Hoyt Axton wrote to work on the melody. It stuck. #1 song of the year.
26	Tom Jones	Puppet Man
33	Tommy James	Draggin' The Line

Survey notes: Survey missing; recreated from 4/21.
Songs at the missing chart position numbers are unknown.
HB: (unknown)
FA: (unknown)

Cover: (unknown)

Song note cont:
37. *later of Starland Vocal Band
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starland_Vocal_Band