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Top 40 Chart for
Week of June 25, 1971


Chart for 6/18/71

Chart for 7/02/71

# Change Song Artist
40 Debut Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again The Fortunes
39 Down 15 Woodstock Matthews' Southern Comfort
38 Debut I Don't Want To Do Wrong Gladys Knight & The Pips
37 Debut High Time We Went Joe Cocker
36 Debut Mr. Big Stuff Jean Knight
35 Up 2 Lowdown Chicago
34 Debut Sooner Or Later The Grass Roots
33 Up 7 Puppet Man Tom Jones
32 Debut You've Got A Friend James Taylor
31 Down 1 Cool Aid Paul Humphrey & His Cool Aid Chemists
30 Down 9 Here Comes The Sun Richie Havens
29 Up 10 Albert Flasher The Guess Who
28 Up 4 I Don't Know How To Love Him Yvonne Elliman
27 Down 9 Chick-A-Boom (Don't Ya Jes' Love It) Daddy Dewdrop
26 Up 12 Never Can Say Goodbye Isaac Hayes
25 Down 9 Never Can Say Goodbye The Jackson 5
24 Down 12 Love Her Madly The Doors
23 Even Right On The Tip Of My Tongue Brenda & The Tabulations
22 Up 13 Funky Nassau - Part I The Beginning Of The End
21 Up 15 Don't Pull Your Love Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds
20 Up 9 She's Not Just Another Woman The 8th Day
19 Up 9 That's The Way I've Always Heard It Should Be Carly Simon
18 Down 3 Superstar Murray Head
17 Up 5 Double Lovin' The Osmonds
16 Up 3 Nathan Jones The Supremes
15 Up 5 When You're Hot, You're Hot Jerry Reed
14 Even I Don't Know How To Love Him Helen Reddy
13 Even Don't Knock My Love - Pt. 1 Wilson Pickett
12 Down 7 Me And You And A Dog Named Boo Lobo
11 Down 5 Joy To The World Three Dog Night
10 Up 7 Indian Reservation (The Lament Of The Cherokee Reservation Indian) Raiders
9 Up 1 I'll Meet You Halfway The Partridge Family
8 Even Bridge Over Troubled Water Aretha Franklin
7 Even Sweet And Innocent Donny Osmond
6 Up 3 Treat Her Like A Lady Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose
5 Down 1 It Don't Come Easy Ringo Starr
4 Down 1 Rainy Days And Mondays Carpenters
3 Down 1 Brown Sugar The Rolling Stones
2 Down 1 Want Ads The Honey Cone
1 Up 10 It's Too Late Carole King