KGW 620 AM

                   62 KGW - MORE MUSIC
                    HIT PARADE SURVEY
	       WEEK ENDING AUGUST 15, 1971

    1. Signs – 5 Man Electric Band                      
    2. Mr. Big Stuff – Jean Knight 
    3. Sweet Hitch-Hiker – Creedence Clearwater Revival 
    4. Draggin The Line – Tommy James                           
    5. Rings – Cymarron                                           
    6. Double Barrel – Dave & Ansil Collins                       
    7. Liar – 3 Dog Night                                         
    8. You’ve Got A Friend – James Taylor       
    9. How Can You Mend A Broken Heart – Bee Gees                
   10. Beginnings – Chicago                                       
   11. Where Evil Grows – Poppy Family
   12. Riders On The Storm - Doors                 
   13. Indian Reservation – Raiders                         
   14. Smiling Faces Sometimes – Undisputed Truth
   15. Take Me Home/Country Roads – John Denver
   16. Mother Freedom – Bread
   17. What The World Needs Now Is Love – Tom Clay 
   18. Uncle Albert/Adm. Halsey – P. McCartney
   19. Mercy Mercy Me – Marvin Gaye
   20. Saturday Morning Confusion – Bobby Russell
   21. Never Ending Song Of Love – Delaney & Bonnie 
   22. Moon Shadow – Cat Stevens                            
   23. Albert Flasher – Guess Who                               
   24. If Not For You – O.N. John                
   25. Maybe Tomorrow – Jackson 5
   26. I Woke Up In Love – Partridge Family
   27. Don’t Pull Your Love – Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds   
   28. Resurrection Shuffle – Ashton, Gardner & Dyke          
   29. Go Away Little Girl – Donny Osmond
   30. Chicago – Graham Nash                                
   31. Where You Lead – Barbara Streisand
   32. Carey – Joni Mitchell
   33. It’s Too Late – Carole King                                
   34. Ain’t No Sunshine – Bill Withers
   35. Walk Away – James Gang
   36. Ride With Me – Steppenwolf
   37. Stagger Lee – Tommy Roe
   38. Watching The River Flow – Bob Dylan     
   39. Bangla Desh – George Harrison
   40. Spanish Harlem – Aretha Franklin


NOTE: The song titles and artists shown above are presented exactly
    as they are shown on the printed survey.  Any typos, spelling 
    errors and/or other anomalies are as they appear on the printed 
    sheet.  

Contributed by: Gary Pfeifer (Sunday, 2014-08-31)