WCFL (Chicago) Top 40 hit survey, December 21, 1970
My Sweet Lord stays number one again, and Knock Three Times moves to number 2. Lonely Days by the Bee Gees is on the move (love that song!), and Stephen Stills debuts with Love the One You're With.
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12-14-1970
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WCFL Top 40 Hit Survey, 12-14-1970
George Harrison's "My Sweet Lord" hits #1. "One Less Bell to Answer" and "Stoned Love" are on the move, and Perry Como hits the top 40 for the last time(?) with "It's Impossible".
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WCFL (Chicago) Big 10 Countdown, 11-23-1970
"Tears of a Clown" by Smokey Robinson and the Miracles hits number one. "Montego Bay" and Joe Crocker's "Cry Me a River" are on the move, and one of my all time faves, the 5th Dimension and "One Less Bell to Answer" are hitbound.
From www.440.com/twtd/archives/nov23.html:
Chart Toppers - November 23
1946
Rumors are Flying - Frank Sinatra
Ole Buttermilk Sky - The Kay Kyser Orchestra (vocal: Mike Douglas & The Campus Kids)
The Whole World is Singing My Song - The Les Brown Orchestra (vocal: Doris Day)
Divorce Me C.O.D. - Merle Travis
1954
I Need You Now - Eddie Fisher
Mr. Sandman - The Chordettes
Teach Me Tonight - The De Castro Sisters
More and More - Webb Pierce
1962
Big Girls Don’t Cry - The 4 Seasons
Return to Sender - Elvis Presley
Next Door to an Angel - Neil Sedaka
I’ve Been Everywhere - Hank Snow
1978
MacArthur Park - Donna Summer
Double Vision - Foreigner
How Much I Feel - Ambrosia
Sleeping Single in a Double Bed - Barbara Mandrell
1986
Human - Human League
You Give Love a Bad Name - Bon Jovi
Word Up - Cameo
You’re Still New to Me - Marie Osmond with Paul Davis
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WCFL (Chicago) Top 40 Hit Survey, November 16, 1970
Partridge Family retains the top spot with "I Think I Love You". "Knock Three Times" by Dawn is hitbound.
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