WAVZ / Lucky 13

New Haven's Top Twenty Songs - March 5, 1973

TW LW
   
01  01  Killing Me Softly With His Song ~ Roberta Flack
02  03  Deliverance ~ Dueling Banjos
03  02  Love Train ~ O'Jays
04  06  Also Sprach Zarathustra (2001) ~ Deodato
05  08  Last Song ~ Edward Bear
06  09  Sarah Cynthia Sylvia Stout ~ Shel Silverstein
07  12  Master Of His Eyes ~ Aretha Franklin
08  04  Don't Expect Me To Be Your Friend ~ Lobo
09  14  Cover Of The Rolling Stone ~ Dr. Hook
10  05  The World Is A Ghetto ~ War
11  18  Aubrey ~ Bread
12  07  Could It Be I'm Falling In Love ~ Spinners
13  10  Rocky Mountain High ~ John Denver
14  20  Hummingbird ~ Seals & Crofts
15  11  Crocodile Rock ~ Elton John
16  13  Superstition ~ Stevie Wonder
17  **  Sing ~ Carpenters
18  15  Love Jones ~ Brighter Side Of Darkness
19  **  Neither One Of Us ~ Gladys Knight & The Pips
20  **  Ain't No Woman (Like The One I Got) ~ Four Tops
    
  
New Wave's New Music
    
   The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia ~ Vicki Lawrence
   Don't Cross The River ~ America
   One Man Band ~ Ronnie Dyson
   Space Oddity ~ David Bowie
   Hello Hurray ~ Alice Cooper
   Daniel ~ Elton John
   Stir It Up ~ Johnny Nash
   Tie A Yellow Ribbon Round The Old Oak Tree ~ Dawn
   The Twelfth Of Never ~ Donny Osmond
   Stuck In The Middle With You ~ Stealer's Wheel

  
Southern Connecticut's Favorite Albums
    
   Don't Shoot Me I'm Only The Piano Player ~ Elton John
   The World Is A Ghetto ~ War
   Deliverance ~ Soundtrack
   No Secrets ~ Carly Simon
   Lady Sings The Blues ~ Soundtrack
   Talking Book ~ Stevie Wonder
   First Songs ~ Laura Nyro
   Shoot Out ~ Traffic
   Rocky Mountain High ~ John Denver
   Hot August Night ~ Neil Diamond
   Loggins And Messina ~ K. Loggins & J. Messina
   True Stories & Other Dreams ~ Judy Collins
   Holland ~ Beach Boys
   Birds Of Fire ~ Mahavishnu Orchestra
   Rhymes & Reasons ~ Carole King
   Just Being Myself ~ Dionne Warwicke
   Trouble Man ~ Soundtrack
   The Divine Miss M ~ Bette Midler
   Live In Concert ~ Derek & The Dominoes
   For The Roses ~ Joni Mitchell