1971-12-22 — WMAK 1300 AM ( Nashville, Tennessee )

1300/WMAK
SUPERHIT SURVEY

WEEK BEGINNING
December 22, 1971

TW	LW	ARTIST	TITLE	WKS
HB	--	Apollo 100	Joy
HB	--	Carly Simon	Anticipation
HB	--	The Jackson 5	Sugar Daddy
35	HB	Charley Pride	Kiss An Angel Good Mornin'	1
39	HB	Dave Prince	The Greatest Man Who Ever Lived	1
38	HB	The Undisputed Truth	You Make Your Own Heaven And Hell Right Here On Earth	1
40	--	Think	Once You Understand	1
34	39	Al Green	Let's Stay Together	2
36	38	John & Yoko And The Plastic Ono Band With The Harlem Community Choir	Happy Xmas (War Is Over)	2
37	40	Redbone	The Witch Queen Of New Orleans	2
31	37	The Honey Cone	One Monkey Don't Stop No Show Part I	2
29	36	The Partridge Family	It's One Of Those Nights (Yes Love)	2
20	30	Badfinger	Day After Day	3
27	32	Betty Wright	Clean Up Woman	3
11	16	Carpenters	Merry Christmas Darling	3
30	35	Joe Simon	Drowning In The Sea Of Love	3
8	18	Beverly Bremers	Don't Say You Don't Remember	4
14	24	Climax	Precious And Few	4
28	34	Helen Reddy	No Sad Song	4
5	17	The New Seekers	I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing (In Perfect Harmony)	4
2	10	Don McLean	American Pie (Parts I & II)	5
16	19	Donnie Elbert	Where Did Our Love Go	5
15	11	Donny Osmond	Hey Girl	5
26	29	Rare Earth	Hey Big Brother	5
1	1	Melanie	Brand New Key	6
17	14	The Staple Singers	Respect Yourself	6
24	26	The Stylistics	You Are Everything	6
6	8	Dennis Coffey & The Detroit Guitar Band	Scorpio	7
3	3	Jonathan Edwards	Sunshine	7
22	20	Lee Michaels	Can I Get A Witness	7
23	23	Sweathog	Hallelujah	7
13	9	Bullet	White Lies, Blue Eyes	8
4	2	Sly & The Family Stone	Family Affair	8
9	5	The Chi-Lites	Have You Seen Her	8
7	4	Three Dog Night	An Old Fashioned Love Song	8
12	7	David Cassidy	Cherish	9
10	6	Michael Jackson	Got To Be There	9
18	12	Van Morrison	Wild Night	9
33	31	Freddie North	She's All I Got	10
25	21	Mickey Newbury	An American Trilogy	10
19	13	Peter Nero	Theme From "Summer Of '42"	10
32	25	Sonny & Cher	All I Ever Need Is You	10
21	15	Bread	Baby I'm - A Want You	11

Cover: 
PEACE ON EARTH
    1300/WMAK

Our wish for 1972:  Much happiness for you,
       and peace on earth for all men,
    from the All-Americans at WMAK.
Note: sure it was ’71 but one gender is missing.
(Of course now there are dozens, so-)

Survey note: The ink is actually red. Please don’t adjust
your sets.

Song note cont:
1. If she’d written this when she was 15, ok.I mean this is
Melanie Safka. But compare “Candles in the Rain” -> “Lay Down”.
Maybe it is a euphemism for sex. My theory is that the key is
for a car. (1) You buy a new set of skates, the key is included.
(2) “Don’t drive no car…”; “… who don’t drive…” [a car?]
5. Presbyterian gathering. The only 2 songs that everybody knew were:
(1) Amazing Grace” and (2) I’d Like to Teach the World…”