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Playlist – All–Time Christmas Song Countdown
#40: IF EVERY DAY WAS LIKE CHRISTMAS – Elvis Presley
#39: MERRY CHRISTMAS POLKA – Andrews Sisters
#38: SANTA CLAUS IS WATCHING YOU – Ray Stevens
#37: THE HAPPY REINDEER – Dancer, Prancer & Nervous
#36: LITTLE ALTAR BOY – Andy Williams
#35: SANTA AND THE SATELLITE (PARTS I AND II) – Buchanan & Goodman
#34: SANTO NATALE – David Whitfield
#33: BABY’S FIRST CHRISTMAS – Connie Francis
#32: LITTLE SAINT NICK – Beach Boys
#31: SNOOPY’S CHRISTMAS – Royal Guardsmen
#30: PRETTY PAPER – Roy Orbison
#29: CHRISTMAS DRAGNET – Stan Freberg
#28: MARY’S BOY CHILD – Harry Belafonte
#27: SANTA BABY – Eatha Kitt
#26: I YUST GO NUTS AT CHRISTMAS – Yogi Yorgesson
#25: IT’S BEGINNING TO LOOK A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS – Chipmunks
#24: HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS – Perry Como
#23: CHRISTMAS IN KILARNEY – Bing Crosby
#22: MERRY CHRISTMAS BABY – Charles Brown
#21: ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS IS MY TWO FRONT TEETH – Spike Jones
#20a: I’LL BE HOME FOR CHRISTMAS – Bing Crosby
#20b: I’LL BE HOME FOR CHRISTMAS – Floyd Cramer
#19: YOU’RE ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS – Frankie Lane
#18: NUTTIN’ FOR CHRISTMAS – Ricky Zahnd & The Blue Jeaners
#17: ROCKIN’ AROUND THE CHRISTMAS TREE – Brenda Lee
#16: PLEASE COME HOME FOR CHRISTMAS – Charles Brown
#15: I SAW MOMMY KISSING SANTA CLAUS – Jimmy Boyd
#14a: HERE COMES SANTA CLAUS – Gene Autry
#14b: HERE COMES SANTA CLAUS – Bob B. Soxx & The Blue Jeans
#13a: SLEIGH RIDE – Leroy Anderson
#13b: SLEIGH RIDE – Ronettes
#12: FROSTY THE SNOWMAN – Gene Autry
#11: JINGLE BELLS – Bing Crosby & The Andrew Sisters
#10: THE CHIPMUNK SONG – David Seville & The Chipmunks
#9: BLUE CHRISTMAS – Elvis Presley
#8a: SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO TOWN – Bing Crosby & The Andrews Sisters
#8b: SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO TOWN – Four Seasons
#7a: WINTER WONDERLAND – Ray Conniff’s Orchestra & Chorus
#7b: WINTER WONDERLAND – Darlene Love
#6a: SILVER BELLS – Jimmy Wakely & Margaret Whiting
#6b: SILVER BELLS – Diana Ross & The Supremes
#5: JINGLE BELL ROCK – Bobby Helms
#4: THE CHRISTMAS SONG – Nat King Cole
#3: THE LITTLE DRUMMER BOY – Harry Simeone Chorale
#2: RUDOLPH THE RED-NOSED REINDEER – Gene Autry
#1: WHITE CHRISTMAS – Bing Crosby
EXTRA: SILENT NIGHT – Bing Crosby
KEY: EXTRA’S/QUESTIONS/LETTERS TOP 40 DEBUT NUMBER ONE SONG
Summary
Title: |
American Top 40 |
Number One Song: |
Family Affair – Sly & The Family Stone |
Week #: |
71-51 |
Questions Letters: |
None |
From Date Monday To Date Sunday: |
December 20, 1971 To December 26, 1971 |
What Happened To: |
None |
Chart Date: |
12/25/1971 |
Almanac: |
None |
Disk Show: |
78 |
Book Of Records: |
None |
Distribution Source: |
Watermark Tape |
Extra’s: |
Silent Night – Bing Crosby |
Source Medium Mastered: |
AT40 Master |
Oldies: |
None |
Commercials: |
No |
Special Requests: |
None |
Promos: |
No |
Reports: |
None |
Segmented Original: |
Yes |
Premiere Optional Extras: |
2012-12-22
|
Bitrate Original: |
320k |
AT40 Archives: |
None |
Size Original: |
345.4 MB |
Long Distance Dedication: |
None |
Files (Num) Original: |
47 |
Last Weeks Top 3: |
None |
Type: |
mp3 |
Comment: |
All–Time Christmas Song Countdown |
Mastered: |
In Process |
Host: |
Casey Kasem |
Bitrate Mastered: |
In Process |
Cue Sheet: |
Watermark Customer Sheet |
Size MB Mastered: |
In Process |
CHR HAC Top 40: |
Top 40 |
Files Mastered: |
In Process |
Chart Used: |
Billboard Hot 100 |
Billboard Hot 100 #1 Song: |
Brand New Key – Melanie |
Billboard Hot 100 #2 Song: |
Family Affair – Sly & the Family Stone |
Cashbox #1 Song: |
Brand New Key – Melanie |
Cashbox #2 Song: |
Got To Be There – Michael Jackson |
Radio & Records #1 Song: |
Magazine Starts October 5, 1973 |
Radio & Records #2 Song: |
Magazine Starts October 5, 1973 |
Mediabase #1 Song: |
Service Starts 1985 Charts Published 2006 |
Mediabase #2 Song: |
Service Starts 1985 Charts Published 2006 |
American Top 40 The 70’s: |
Aired |
Show Date: |
Saturday, December 22, 2012
|
1971-12-25 Chart
#40: WHITE LIES BLUE EYES – Bullet
#39: CAN I GET A WITNESS – Lee Michaels
#38: GEORGE JACKSON – Bob Dylan
#37: KISS AN ANGEL GOOD MORNIN’ – Charley Pride
#36: A NATURAL MAN – Lou Rawls
#35: DESIDERATA – Les Crane
#34: BEHIND BLUE EYES – Who
#33: HALLELUJAH – Sweathog
#32: HEY BIG BROTHER – Rare Earth
#31: SUGAR DADDY – Jackson 5
#30: AN AMERICAN TRILOGY – Mickey Newbury
#29: THEME FROM SUMMER OF ’42 – Peter Nero
#28: DROWNING IN THE SEA OF LOVE – Joe Simon
#27: ROCK STEADY/OH ME OH MY – Aretha Franklin
#26: DAY AFTER DAY – Badfinger
#25: STONES – Neil Diamond
#24: I KNOW I’M LOSING YOU – Rod Stewart
#23: CLEAN UP WOMAN – Betty Wright
#22: ONE MONKEY DON’T STOP NO SHOW – Honey Cone
#21: I’D LIKE TO TEACH THE WORLD TO SING – Hillside Singers
#20: LET’S STAY TOGETHER – Al Green
#19: GYPSIES TRAMPS AND THIEVES – Cher
#18: SUPERSTAR – Temptations
#17: I’D LIKE TO TEACH THE WORLD TO SING – New Seekers
#16: THEME FROM SHAFT – Isaac Hayes
#15: WHERE DID OUR LOVE GO – Donnie Elbert
#14: YOU’RE MY EVERYTHING – Stylistics
#13: SUNSHINE – Jonathan Edwards
#12: RESPECT YOURSELF – Staple Singers
#11: BABY I’M-WANT YOU – Bread
#10: HEY GIRL – Donny Osmond
#9: CHERISH – David Cassidy
#8: SCORPIO – Dennis Coffey
#7: ALL I EVER NEED IS YOU – Sonny and Cher
#6: HAVE YOU SEEN HER – Chi-Lites
#5: GOT TO BE THERE – Michael Jackson
#4: AN OLD FASHIONED LOVE SONG – Three Dog Night
#3: AMERICAN PIE – Don McLean
#2: FAMILY AFFAIR – Sly and the Family Stone
#1: BRAND NEW KEY – Melanie
THIS WEEK’S DROPS
#42: I’M A GREEDY MAN (Part 1) – James Brown (From #35)
OFF CHART: IMAGINE – John Lennon (From #23)
OFF CHART: TWO DIVIDED BY LOVE – Grass Roots (From #36)
OFF CHART: EVERYBODY’S EVERYTHING – Santana (From #37)
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