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70s Music Chart February 21st 1976

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Football 1970s 70s Music Chart February 21st 1976

The football season was well under way in the UK. So lets look at what the top divisions were looking like that week.

 

Saturday 21st February 1976
English Division One (old)Table »
Arsenal 1-0 Birmingham City
Aston Villa 2-1 Manchester United
Leeds United 0-2 Middlesbrough
Leicester City 1-1 Sheffield United
Liverpool 2-0 Newcastle United
Manchester City 3-0 Everton
Norwich City 0-3 Coventry City
Queens Park Rangers 3-1 Ipswich Town
Stoke City 1-2 Tottenham Hotspur
West Ham United 1-2 Derby County
Wolverhampton Wndrs 3-2 Burnley
English Division Two (old)Table »
Blackburn Rovers 0-3 Portsmouth
Blackpool 2-0 Oxford United
Bristol City 0-2 Nottingham Forest
Carlisle United 3-2 Bolton Wanderers
Fulham 2-0 York City
Hull City 2-1 West Bromwich Albion
Notts County 3-2 Chelsea
Oldham Athletic 1-1 Luton Town
Plymouth Argyle 3-0 Bristol Rovers
Southampton 3-0 Leyton Orient
Sunderland 4-1 Charlton Athletic

No. 20

I Love Music by O’Jays

See article about O’Jays here.

No. 19

Baby Face by Wing and a Prayer Fife Drums Corps

No. 18

Lets Call It Quits by Slade

Noody Holder with his glam rock group with one of the lesser hits in the 1970s. This song was actually written by Noddy and Jim Lea  and  appeared on the album Nobody’s Fools. The single was the last top twenty hit of the 1970s, as Slade’s popularity was dropping. Mainly as they were touring in the U.S. and they were  missed from European TV.

No. 17

Rain by Status Quo

The group had already been going since the 1960s and are still going in the 2000s. This song came from the album called Blue For You and in the UK the album got to No. 1. The band member Rick Parfitt actually wrote the song.

No. 16

Walk Away From Love by David Ruffin

No. 15

Squeeze Box by Who

No. 14

It Should  Have Been Me by Yvonne Fair

Yvonne was born in 1942 with the name Flora Yvonne Colman in Virginia U.S. Yvonne is partially responsible for James Brown huge song I Got You (I Feel Good) and in the 1970s she was with Tamla Motown too. Yvonne died at the age of 51 in 1994.

No. 13

Moonlight Serenade/Little Brown Jug/In The Mood by Glenn Miller

No. 12

Low Rider by War

No. 11

No Regrets by Walker Brothers

No. 10

Dat by Pluto Shervington

Born in Jamaica back in 1950 Paul had four studio albums out in the 1970s and two singles. Only one charted in the top twenty and it was Dat on the Trojan label. The song tells a story of a man fighting religion by enjoying the taste of pork.

No. 9

We Do It by R&J Stone

No. 8

Love Machine by Miracles

No. 7

Convoy by C.W. McCall

William Dales Fries was born in 1928 who later became responsible for a TV advertising campaign in the 1970s featuring a fictional trucker called C.W. McCall which led to some minor chart hits in the U.S.

This song continued in that vein with the huge international fad of CB radio spreading. The CB radios allowed truckers to stay in touch with other truckers and also to keep clear of those bears (police). The song was so successful that a couple of years later it was turned in to a film starring Kris Krisstofferson.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWO_AIh8drk

No. 6

Love To Love You Baby by Donna Summer

No. 5

Mamma Mia by Abba

No. 4

Rodrigos Guitar Concerto De Aranjuez (Theme from 2nd Movement) by Manuel and his Music of the Mountains

No. 3

I Love To Love (But My Baby Loves To Dance) by Tina Charles

Born in 1954 as Tina Hokins in London  and becoming a backing singer in the 1970s Tina had appeared on many hit records like Make Me Smile (Come Up And See Me) and she supplied the vocals for 5000 volts. This would be her first top twenty single in the 1970s. She would have three in total.

No. 2

Forever And Ever by Slik

No. 1

December ’63 (Oh What A Night) by Four Seasons

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