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FOR WEEK ENDING JUNE 19, 1971

HOT 100SINGLES

100 positions ← 06/12 06/26 →

The chart file lacks a record this week, put back here from Billboard’s chart history: “Never Can Say Goodbye” (Isaac Hayes) at 30. The file’s own ranks stand, because the next week’s LAST WEEK column bears them out, so a record put back goes into the rank the file leaves empty. The chart file has one “Never Can Say Goodbye” this week where the chart had two: the Jackson 5’s, at 21 in its last week, and Isaac Hayes’s, at 30, as the 6/26 LAST WEEK column has it.

This week	Last week	2 wks ago	Wks. on chart	Title Artist Label	Peak
1	6	9	7	★★ NO. 1 ★★ It's Too Late/I Feel The Earth MoveCAROLE KING	1
2	3	5	6	Rainy Days And MondaysCARPENTERS	2
3	1	3	11	Want AdsTHE HONEY CONE	1
4	2	1	8	Brown SugarTHE ROLLING STONES	1
5	4	4	8	It Don't Come EasyRINGO STARR	4
6	8	15	11	Treat Her Like A LadyCORNELIUS BROTHERS & SISTER ROSE	6
7	11	25	11	Indian Reservation (The Lament Of The Cherokee Reservation Indian)THE RAIDERS	7
8	5	2	15	Joy To The WorldTHREE DOG NIGHT	1
9	9	11	7	I'll Meet You HalfwayTHE PARTRIDGE FAMILY starring SHIRLEY JONES featuring DAVID CASSIDY	9
10	7	7	13	Sweet And InnocentDONNY OSMOND OF THE OSMONDS	7
11	10	6	10	Bridge Over Troubled Water/Brand New MeARETHA FRANKLIN	6
12	18	28	7	When You're Hot, You're HotJERRY REED	12
13	13	13	18	I Don't Know How To Love HimHELEN REDDY	13
14	17	20	9	Don't Knock My Love - Pt. 1WILSON PICKETT	14
15	16	22	6	Double Lovin'THE OSMONDS	15
16	19	21	7	Nathan JonesTHE SUPREMES	16
17	15	14	30	SuperstarMURRAY HEAD with THE TRINIDAD SINGERS	14
18	12	10	12	Me And You And A Dog Named BooLOBO	5
19	30	47	5	Don't Pull Your LoveHAMILTON, JOE FRANK & REYNOLDS	19
20	27	36	6	She's Not Just Another WomanTHE 8TH DAY	20
21	14	8	12	Never Can Say GoodbyeJACKSON 5	2
22	20	17	16	Chick-A-Boom (Don't Ya Jes' Love It)DADDY DEWDROP	9
23	26	40	7	Funky Nassau-Part ITHE BEGINNING OF THE END	23
24	44	80	3	You've Got A FriendJAMES TAYLOR	24
25	21	19	11	Love Her MadlyTHE DOORS	11
26	22	16	14	Here Comes The SunRICHIE HAVENS	16
27	31	35	10	That's The Way I've Always Heard It Should BeCARLY SIMON	27
28	28	31	9	I Don't Know How To Love HimYVONNE ELLIMAN	28
29	37	42	5	Puppet Man/Resurrection ShuffleTOM JONES	29
30	33	45	6	Never Can Say GoodbyeISAAC HAYES	30
31	34	41	10	Albert Flasher/BrokenTHE GUESS WHO	31
32	23	23	12	Right On The Tip Of My TongueBRENDA & THE TABULATIONS	23
33	48	64	4	Mr. Big StuffJEAN KNIGHT	33
34	46	58	6	Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling AgainTHE FORTUNES	34
35	35	37	7	LowdownCHICAGO	35
36	47	91	3	I Don't Want To Do WrongGLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS	36
37	56	77	3	Sooner Or LaterTHE GRASS ROOTS	37
38	41	48	5	High Time We Went/Black-Eyed BluesJOE COCKER	38
39	29	30	15	Cool AidPAUL HUMPHREY & HIS COOL AID CHEMISTS	29
40	32	27	16	WoodstockMATTHEWS' SOUTHERN COMFORT	23
41	36	29	8	The DrumBOBBY SHERMAN	29
42	57	66	3	Bring The Boys HomeFREDA PAYNE	42
43	38	26	11	(For God's Sake) Give More Power To The PeopleTHE CHI-LITES	26
44	43	43	14	Me And My ArrowNILSSON	34
45	45	46	14	I Won't Mention It AgainRAY PRICE	42
46	49	51	5	Light SingsTHE 5TH DIMENSION	46
47	50	53	9	Ajax Liquor StoreHUDSON & LANDRY	47
48	52	62	9	Take Me Home, Country RoadsJOHN DENVER with FAT CITY	48
49	68	84	5	Never Ending Song Of LoveDELANEY & BONNIE & FRIENDS	49
50	59	76	5	Get It OnCHASE	50

This week	Last week	2 wks ago	Wks. on chart	Title Artist Label	Peak
51	51	49	12	13 QuestionsSEATRAIN	49
52	54	56	7	Spinning Around (I Must Be Falling In Love)THE MAIN INGREDIENT	52
53	53	57	6	Life/Only BelieveELVIS PRESLEY	53
54	55	55	9	House At Pooh CornerNITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND	54
55	42	44	6	Cry BabyJANIS JOPLIN	42
56	58	60	6	Tarkio RoadBREWER & SHIPLEY	56
57	63	81	4	I Know I'm In LoveCHEE-CHEE & PEPPY	57
58	78	—	2	Double BarrelDAVE & ANSIL COLLINS	58
59	87	99	3	Stop, Look, Listen (To Your Heart)THE STYLISTICS	59
60	77	100	3	You Gotta Have Love In Your HeartTHE SUPREMES & THE FOUR TOPS	60
61	69	79	3	ChicagoGRAHAM NASH	61
62	62	70	11	Can't Find The TimeROSE COLORED GLASS	62
63	64	71	6	You're My ManLYNN ANDERSON	63
64	86	—	2	Draggin' The LineTOMMY JAMES	64
65	70	78	13	I Am...I Said/Done Too SoonNEIL DIAMOND	4
66	60	65	6	Ooh Poo Pah DooIKE & TINA TURNER	60
67	90	—	2	You've Got A FriendROBERTA FLACK & DONNY HATHAWAY	67
68	75	—	2	Escape-Ism (Part 1)JAMES BROWN	68
69	73	88	4	SignsFIVE MAN ELECTRICAL BAND	69
70	79	92	4	Love Means (You Never Have To Say You're Sorry)SOUNDS OF SUNSHINE	70
71	72	75	6	Wholesale LoveBUDDY MILES	71
72	NEW▶		1	★★★ HOT SHOT DEBUT ★★★ Love The One You're WithTHE ISLEY BROTHERS	72
73	74	85	5	Follow MeMARY TRAVERS	73
74	71	74	5	What You See Is What You GetSTONEY & MEAT LOAF	71
75	80	87	4	Walk AwayTHE JAMES GANG	75
76	81	89	4	If Not For YouOLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN	76
77	89	—	2	You're The Reason WhyTHE EBONYS	77
78	NEW▶		1	Summer SandDAWN	78
79	100	—	2	Change PartnersSTEPHEN STILLS	79
80	84	—	2	RingsCYMARRON	80
81	85	—	2	Do You Know What Time It Is?P-NUT GALLERY	81
82	NEW▶		1	Hey! Love/Over And OverTHE DELFONICS	82
83	NEW▶		1	Rainy JaneDAVY JONES	83
84	NEW▶		1	Resurrection ShuffleASHTON, GARDNER & DYKE	84
85	NEW▶		1	Wild HorsesTHE ROLLING STONES	85
86	NEW▶		1	Never Dreamed You'd Leave In SummerSTEVIE WONDER	86
87	NEW▶		1	Talking In Your SleepGORDON LIGHTFOOT	87
88	NEW▶		1	Give Up Your GunsTHE BUOYS	88
89	NEW▶		1	I Need Someone (To Love Me)Z.Z. HILL	89
90	92	—	4	Help The Poor (Re-Recorded)B.B. KING	90
91	91	95	5	I've Found Someone Of My OwnTHE FREE MOVEMENT	91
92	99	—	2	I Hear Those Church Bells RingingDUSK	92
93	93	94	6	California EarthquakeNORMAN GREENBAUM	93
94	94	96	3	MandrillMANDRILL	94
95	96	—	2	Caught In A DreamALICE COOPER	95
96	97	97	4	Love's Made A Fool Of YouCOCHISE	96
97	NEW▶		1	I'm SorryBOBBY BLAND	97
98	NEW▶		1	Day By Day (Every Minute Of The Hour)THE CONTINENTAL 4	98
99	NEW▶		1	Mozart Symphony No. 40 In G Minor K.550, 1st MovementWALDO DE LOS RIOS	99
100	NEW▶		1	The Language Of LoveTHE INTRIGUES	100

Bullets and Hot Shot Debuts before 1980 are inferred from the chart's movement, not read off the page: a bullet for a record that is new, back, up on last week, or at last week's rank for the second week running; the Hot Shot Debut is the week's highest new entry. The first Hot 100, 8/4/1958, has none.