Music Charts Archive

Weekly national charts, as the trade papers printed them

FOR WEEK ENDING JANUARY 22, 1977
HOT 100SINGLES
100 positions ← 01/15 01/29 →

The chart file lacks a record this week, put back here from Billboard’s chart history: “Jeans On” (David Dundas) at 19. 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. Queen’s “Somebody To Love” is missing from the chart file, and from Billboard’s chart history, for 13 of its 15 weeks; the file leaves its rank empty, and the archive puts it there, at 13 this week, its LAST WEEK and weeks on chart following its run.

This weekLast week2 wks agoWks. on chartTitle Artist
Label
Peak
1 2 4 8
★★ NO. 1 ★★
1
2 3 5 14 2
3 1 2 14 1
4 5 7 14 4
5 4 1 20 1
6 8 11 16 6
7 12 16 6 7
8 9 9 14 8
9 19 28 10 9
10 20 27 10 10
11 6 3 17 1
12 14 20 10 12
13 15 17 9 13
14 16 18 9 14
15 17 19 11 15
16 21 26 12 16
17 13 13 14 13
18 28 35 6 18
19 22 22 16 19
20 35 40 7
Evergreen (LOVE THEME FROM "A STAR IS BORN")BARBRA STREISAND
20
21 26 32 9 21
22 24 24 10 22
23 7 6 11 6
24 10 10 16 10
25 33 41 6 25
26 27 12 24 12
27 31 33 9 27
28 30 30 12 28
29 36 49 7 29
30 11 8 20 2
31 23 23 15 23
32 25 25 10 25
33 41 56 7 33
34 18 14 17 14
35 45 55 7 35
36 50 64 7 36
37 47 50 8 37
38 57 71 3 38
39 43 45 11 39
40 46 47 8 40
41 42 43 8 41
42 44 44 8 42
43 55 65 6 43
44 54 62 6 44
45 32 21 18 4
46 56 59 5 46
47 48 48 9 47
48 29 15 19 5
49 49 42 10 42
50 63 86 3 50
This weekLast week2 wks agoWks. on chartTitle Artist
Label
Peak
51 62 79 3 51
52 53 39 13 39
53 34 36 9 34
54 37 29 22 8
55 66 76 5 55
56 40 31 19 3
57 84 — 2 57
58 60 60 6 58
59 72 — 2 59
60 64 66 6 60
61 65 67 12 61
62 68 72 7 62
63 38 38 20 19
64 39 34 16 10
65 59 51 11 36
66 52 52 10 52
67 77 — 2 67
68 79 85 3 68
69 69 69 5 69
70 80 90 3 70
71 74 77 5 71
72 76 81 5 72
73 78 80 5 73
74 81 83 3 74
75 51 37 14 37
76 67 57 21 7
77 71 54 7 54
78 70 53 17 20
79 83 87 3 79
80 NEW▶ 1
★★★ HOT SHOT DEBUT ★★★
80
81 NEW▶ 1 81
82 92 — 2 51
83 NEW▶ 1 83
84 NEW▶ 1 84
85 NEW▶ 1 85
86 88 88 5 86
87 NEW▶ 1 87
88 NEW▶ 1 88
89 97 97 9 55
90 90 75 13 60
91 95 99 3 91
92 98 98 3 92
93 96 — 2 93
94 89 74 24 1
95 99 89 7 89
96 NEW▶ 1 96
97 100 94 5 94
98 NEW▶ 1 98
99 NEW▶ 1 99
100 NEW▶ 1 100

  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.