Ever wonder what song was number one was in November, 1973? Below we show you what songs were number one on the billboard Album Chart, Pop Chart and R&B Chart.
Album Chart: The Rolling Stones were in their 4th. week at the top spot on the Album chart with, Goat's Head Soup.
Pop Chart: Gladys Knight And The Pips were in their second week at the #1 position on the Pop chart with, Midnight Train To Georgia.
R&B Chart: Gladys Knight And The Pips were in their 3rd. week at #1 on the R&B chart with, Midnight Train To Georgia.
Album Chart: Elton John jumped to the #1 position on the Album chart with, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road.
Pop Chart: Eddie Kendricks jumped to the #1 spot on the Pop chart with, Keep On Truckin'.
R&B Chart: Gladys Knight And The Pips were in their 4th. week at #1 on the R&B chart with, Midnight Train To Georgia.
Album Chart: Elton John was in his 2nd. week at the top spot on the Album chart with, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road.
Pop Chart: Eddie Kendricks was in his second week at #1 on the Pop chart with, Keep On Truckin'.
R&B Chart: Billy Preston jumped to the #1 spot on the R&B chart with, Space Race.
Album Chart: Elton John was in his 3rd. week at #1 on the Album chart with, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road.
Pop Chart: Ringo Starr jumped to #1 on the Pop chart with, Photograph.
R&B Chart: Harold Melvin And The Blue Notes jumped to the top spot on the R&B chart with, The Love I Lost.
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Ever wonder what song was number one in a particular week during the 70's? The Week in Music shows you what songs were number one on the billboard Album Chart, Pop Chart and R&B Chart, offered to you in the current month. You can play trivia with your friends or stump them because you knew it first because your a regular here at The 70's Preservation Society.
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