American Top 40

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Number
1 Up by 1

The Tears of a Clown
Smokey Robinson & The Miracles
From the album: Make It Happen
Peak
1 (for 1 weeks)
Weeks
7
Number
2 Down by 1

I Think I Love You
Partridge Family
Peak
1 (for 3 weeks)
Weeks
7
Number
3

Gypsy Woman
Brian Hyland
Peak
3
Weeks
8
Number
4 Up by 3

One Less Bell to Answer
The 5th Dimension
Peak
4
Weeks
4
Number
5 Down by 1

I'll Be There
The Jackson 5
From the album: Third Album
Peak
1 (for 5 weeks)
Weeks
13
Number
6 Up by 7

My Sweet Lord
George Harrison
From the album: All Things Must Pass
Peak
6
Weeks
2
Number
7 Up by 10

Black Magic Woman
Santana
From the album: Abraxas
Peak
7
Weeks
4
Number
8

No Matter What
Badfinger
From the album: No Dice
Peak
8
Weeks
4
Number
9 Up by 7

Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?
Chicago
Peak
9
Weeks
4
Number
10

Share the Land
The Guess Who
Peak
10
Weeks
6
Number
11 Down by 6

We've Only Just Begun
Carpenters
From the album: Close to You
Peak
2
Weeks
11
Number
12 Up by 8

Stoned Love
The Supremes
From the album: New Ways But Love Stays
Peak
12
Weeks
4
Number
13 Up by 1

5-10-15-20 (25-30 Years Of Love)
The Presidents
Peak
13
Weeks
5
Number
14 Down by 3

You Don't Have to Say You Love Me
Elvis Presley
Peak
11
Weeks
6
Number
15 Down by 9

Fire and Rain
James Taylor
From the album: Sweet Baby James
Peak
3
Weeks
12
Number
16 Down by 7

Heaven Help Us All
Stevie Wonder
From the album: Signed, Sealed & Delivered
Peak
9
Weeks
7
Number
17 Down by 2

Montego Bay
Bobby Bloom
Peak
8
Weeks
9
Number
18 Up by 3

After Midnight
Eric Clapton
Peak
18
Weeks
5
Number
19 Up by 3

Be My Baby
Andy Kim
Peak
19
Weeks
3
Number
20 Up by 13

Knock Three Times
Dawn
Peak
20
Weeks
2
Number
21 Up by 10

He Ain't Heavy... He's My Brother
Neil Diamond
Peak
21
Weeks
4
Number
22 Up by 5

Domino
Van Morrison
From the album: His Band and the Street Choir
Peak
22
Weeks
2
Number
23 Up by 1

For the Good Times
Ray Price
Peak
23
Weeks
6
Number
24 Down by 6

Indiana Wants Me
R. Dean Taylor
Peak
5
Weeks
13
Number
25 Down by 13

See Me, Feel Me
The Who
Peak
12
Weeks
9
Number
26 Down by 7

Engine Number 9
Wilson Pickett
From the album: Wilson Pickett in Philadelphia
Peak
14
Weeks
8
Number
27 Down by 4

Yellow River
Christie
From the album: Christie
Peak
23
Weeks
8
Number
28 Up by 11

One Man Band
Three Dog Night
Peak
28
Weeks
2
Number
29 Up by 5

Can't Stop Loving You
Tom Jones
Peak
29
Weeks
3
Number
30 Debut

Groove Me
King Floyd
From the album: King Floyd
Peak
30
Weeks
1
Number
31 Down by 5

Let's Work Together
Canned Heat
From the album: Future Blues
Peak
26
Weeks
6
Number
32 Debut

Pay To The Piper
Chairmen of the Board
Peak
32
Weeks
1
Number
33 Up by 2

Only Love Can Break Your Heart
Neil Young
From the album: After the Gold Rush
Peak
33
Weeks
2
Number
34 Up by 2

It's Impossible
Perry Como
Peak
34
Weeks
2
Number
35 Debut

River Deep - Mountain High
The Supremes featuring Four Tops
Peak
35
Weeks
1
Number
36 Debut

Immigrant Song
Led Zeppelin
From the album: Led Zeppelin III
Peak
36
Weeks
1
Number
37

Heed The Call
Kenny Rogers and the First Edition
Peak
33
Weeks
5
Number
38

I'm Not My Brothers Keeper
The Flaming Ember
Peak
38
Weeks
3
Number
39 Up by 1

Do It
Neil Diamond
Peak
39
Weeks
2
Number
40 Debut

Stoney End
Barbra Streisand
From the album: Stoney End
Peak
40
Weeks
1

Dropouts

Number
25 Dropout

It Don't Matter to Me
Bread
From the album: Bread
Peak
10
Weeks
9
Number
28 Dropout

Somebody's Been Sleeping
100 Proof Aged in Soul
Peak
8
Weeks
10
Number
29 Dropout

Green-Eyed Lady
Sugarloaf
From the album: Sugarloaf
Peak
3
Weeks
12
Number
30 Dropout

Cry Me a River
Joe Cocker
From the album: Mad Dogs & Englishmen
Peak
11
Weeks
7
Number
32 Dropout

Super Bad (Parts I & II)
James Brown
From the album: Super Bad
Peak
13
Weeks
8

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Date

December 12, 1970

Songs

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2 1 Smokey Robinson & The Miracles – “The Tears of a Clown” 1(×1) 7

1 2 Partridge Family – “I Think I Love You” 1(×3) 7

3 3 Brian Hyland – “Gypsy Woman” 3 8

7 4 The 5th Dimension – “One Less Bell to Answer” 4 4

4 5 The Jackson 5 – “I'll Be There” 1(×5) 13

13 6 George Harrison – “My Sweet Lord” 6 2

17 7 Santana – “Black Magic Woman” 7 4

8 8 Badfinger – “No Matter What” 8 4

16 9 Chicago – “Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?” 9 4

10 10 The Guess Who – “Share the Land” 10 6

5 11 Carpenters – “We've Only Just Begun” 2 11

20 12 The Supremes – “Stoned Love” 12 4

14 13 The Presidents – “5-10-15-20 (25-30 Years Of Love)” 13 5

11 14 Elvis Presley – “You Don't Have to Say You Love Me” 11 6

6 15 James Taylor – “Fire and Rain” 3 12

9 16 Stevie Wonder – “Heaven Help Us All” 9 7

15 17 Bobby Bloom – “Montego Bay” 8 9

21 18 Eric Clapton – “After Midnight ” 18 5

22 19 Andy Kim – “Be My Baby” 19 3

33 20 Dawn – “Knock Three Times” 20 2

31 21 Neil Diamond – “He Ain't Heavy... He's My Brother” 21 4

27 22 Van Morrison – “Domino” 22 2

24 23 Ray Price – “For the Good Times” 23 6

18 24 R. Dean Taylor – “Indiana Wants Me” 5 13

12 25 The Who – “See Me, Feel Me” 12 9

19 26 Wilson Pickett – “Engine Number 9” 14 8

23 27 Christie – “Yellow River” 23 8

39 28 Three Dog Night – “One Man Band” 28 2

34 29 Tom Jones – “Can't Stop Loving You” 29 3

NE 30 King Floyd – “Groove Me” 30 1

26 31 Canned Heat – “Let's Work Together” 26 6

NE 32 Chairmen of the Board – “Pay To The Piper” 32 1

35 33 Neil Young – “Only Love Can Break Your Heart” 33 2

36 34 Perry Como – “It's Impossible” 34 2

NE 35 The Supremes ft. Four Tops – “River Deep - Mountain High” 35 1

NE 36 Led Zeppelin – “Immigrant Song” 36 1

37 37 Kenny Rogers and the First Edition – “Heed The Call” 33 5

38 38 The Flaming Ember – “I'm Not My Brothers Keeper” 38 3

40 39 Neil Diamond – “Do It” 39 2

NE 40 Barbra Streisand – “Stoney End” 40 1

DROPOUTS:

25 -- Bread – “It Don't Matter to Me” 10 9

28 -- 100 Proof Aged in Soul – “Somebody's Been Sleeping” 8 10

29 -- Sugarloaf – “Green-Eyed Lady” 3 12

30 -- Joe Cocker – “Cry Me a River” 11 7

32 -- James Brown – “Super Bad (Parts I & II)” 13 8

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