At No.49, adding a 10th consecutive week in the chart since making its debut last year on the 15th of December, from where it ascended this year to achieve a peak of No.8 on the 19th of January; this week sees Wizzard drop 12 places from last week’s position of No.37 with Are You Ready To Rock.

At No.48, adding a 4th consecutive week in the chart since making its debut last month on the 26th of January, from where it ascended to achieve a peak of No.40 the following week on the 2nd of February, this week sees the Trammps drop 7 places from last week’s position of No.41 with Sixty Minute Man.

At No.47, adding a 3rd consecutive week in the chart since making its debut on the 2nd of February, from where it ascended to achieve a peak of No.46 last week on the 9th, this week sees Tito Simon drop 1 place with This Monday Morning Feeling.

At No.46, adding a 12th consecutive week in the chart since making its debut last year on the 1st of December, from where it ascended this year to achieve a peak of No.2, remaining there for 2 consecutive weeks, from the 5th of January; this week sees Ralph McTell drop 13 places from last week’s position of No.33 with Streets Of London.

At No.45, adding a 4th consecutive week in the chart since making its debut last month on the 26th of January, from where it ascended to achieve a peak of No.37 the following week on the 2nd of February, this week sees Charlie Rich drop 2 places from last week’s position of No.43 with We Love Each Other.

At No.44, with a New Entry this week, are Showaddywaddy with Sweet Music.

At No.43, adding a 3rd consecutive week in the chart since making its debut on the 2nd of February, from where it ascended last week to its highest position so far of No.42; this week sees Dean Parrish drop one place with I’m On My Way.

At No.41, with this week’s 3rd highest New Entry is Barry Manilow with Mandy.

At No.40, adding a 3rd consecutive week in the chart since making its debut on the 2nd of February, from where it ascended last week to its highest position so far of No.31; this week sees Suzi Quatro drop 9 places with Your Mamma Won’t Like Me.

At No.39, a former No.1, adding a 10th consecutive week in the chart since making its debut last year on the 15th of December, from where it ascended this year to the top of the chart on the 19th of January; this week sees The Tymes drop 11 places from last week’s position of No.28 with Ms Grace.

At No.38, adding a 3rd consecutive week in the chart since making its debut on the 2nd of February; this week sees Gary Lewis & The Playboys climb 7 places from last week’s position of No.45, to achieve this highest peak so far with My Heart’s Symphony.

At No.37, adding a 7th consecutive week in the chart since making its debut last month on the 5th of January; from where it ascended to achieve a peak of No.12 on the 26th of that month; this week sees Stevie Wonder drop 18 places from last week’s position of No.19 with Boogie On Reggae Woman.

At No.36, adding a 2nd consecutive week in the chart since making its debut last week on the 9th of February; this week sees Supertramp climb 13 places from last week’s position of No.49, to achieve this highest peak so far with Dreamer.

At No.35, adding a 3rd consecutive week in the chart since making its debut on the 2nd of February; this week sees John Lennon climb 1 place from last week’s position of No.36, to achieve this highest peak so far with #9 Dream.

At No.33, adding a 12th consecutive week in the chart since making its debut last year on the 1st of December, from where it ascended this year to achieve a peak of No.2, on the 19th of January; this week sees Gloria Gaynor drop 6 places from last week’s position of No.27 with Never Can Say Goodbye.

At No.32, with this week’s 2nd highest New Entry is the Average White Band with Pick Up The Pieces.

At No.31, adding a 5th consecutive week in the chart since making its debut last month on the 19th of January, from where it ascended to achieve its highest peak so far of No.27 the following week remaining there for 2 consecutive weeks from the 2nd of February; this week sees Betty Wright drop 2 places from No.29 with Shoo-rah! Shoo-rah!.

At No.30, adding a 4th consecutive week in the chart since making its debut last month on the 26th of January, from where it ascended last week to achieve a peak of No.22 on the 9th of February, this week sees Bachman-Turner Overdrive drop 8 places with Roll On Down The Highway.

At No.29, adding a 2nd consecutive week in the chart since making its debut last week on the 9th of February; this week sees Hamilton Bohannon climb 6 places from last week’s position of No.35, to achieve this highest peak so far with South African Man.

At No.28, adding a 6th consecutive week in the chart since making its debut last month on the 12th of January; from where it ascended to achieve a peak of No.17 on the 2nd of February; this week sees Sparks drop 5 places from last week’s position of No.23 with Something For The Girl With Everything.

At No.27, adding an 11th consecutive week in the chart since making its debut last year on the 8th of December, from where it ascended this year to achieve a peak of No.6, on the 19th of January; this week sees John Holt drop 11 places from last week’s position of No.16 with Help Me Make It Through The Night.

At No.24, adding a 2nd consecutive week in the chart since making its debut last week on the 9th of February; this week sees Slade climb 14 places from last week’s position of No.38, to achieve this highest peak so far with How Does It Feel.

At No.23, with this week’s highest New Entry, is Telly Savalas with If.

At No.22, adding a 6th consecutive week in the chart since making its debut last month on the 12th of January; from where it ascended to achieve a peak of No.11 on the 2nd of February; this week sees Sweet Sensation drop 4 places from last week’s position of No.18 with Purely By Coincidence.

At No.21, adding a 12th consecutive week in the chart since making its debut last year on the 1st of December, from where it ascended this year to achieve a peak of No.3, remaining there for three consecutive weeks, from the 12th of January; this week sees Kenny drop 15 places from last week’s position of No.6 with The Bump.

At No.20, adding a 6th consecutive week in the chart since making its debut last month on the 12th of January; from where it ascended to achieve a peak of No.9 on the 26th of that month; this week sees Elvis Presley drop 7 places from last week’s position of No.13 with Promised Land.

At No.19, adding a 2nd consecutive week in the chart since making its debut last week on the 9th of February; this week sees Fox climb 31 places from last week’s position of No.50, to achieve this highest peak so far with Only You Can.

At No.18, adding a 5th consecutive week in the chart since making its debut last month on the 19th of January; this week sees Dana climb 7 places from last week’s position of No.25, to achieve this highest peak so far with Please Tell Him That I Said Hello.

At No.16, adding a 5th consecutive week in the chart since making its debut last month on the 19th of January, from where it ascended to achieve its highest peak so far of No.11 last week on the 9th of February; this week sees Queen drop 5 places with Now I’m Here.

At No.15, adding a 5th consecutive week in the chart since making its debut last month on the 19th of January; this week sees Love Unlimited climb 5 places from last week’s position of No.20, to achieve this highest peak so far with It May Be Winter Outside (But In My Heart It’s Spring).

At No.14, adding a 5th consecutive week in the chart since making its debut last month on the 19th of January, from where it ascended to achieve its highest peak so far of No.12 last week on the 9th of February; this week sees The Stylistics drop 2 places with Star On A TV Show.

At No.13, adding a 4th consecutive week in the chart since making its debut last month on the 26th of January; this week sees Syreeta climb 1 place from last week’s position of No.14, to achieve this highest peak so far with Your Kiss Is Sweet.

At No.12, adding a 4th consecutive week in the chart since making its debut last month on the 26th of January; this week sees Frankie Valli climb 9 places from last week’s position of No.21, to achieve this highest peak so far with My Eyes Adored You.

At No.11, adding a 4th consecutive week in the chart since making its debut last month on the 26th of January; this week sees Alvin Stardust climb 6 places from last week’s position of No.17, to achieve this highest peak so far with Good Love Can Never Die.

At No.10, adding a 6th consecutive week in the chart since making its debut last month on the 12th of January; from where it ascended to achieve its highest peak so far of No.7 last week on the 9th of February; this week sees Johnny Wakelin And The Kinshasa Band drop 3 places with Black Superman (Muhammad Ali).

At No.8, adding a 6th consecutive week in the chart since making its debut last month on the 12th of January; from where it ascended to achieve its highest peak so far of No.5 last week on the 9th of February; this week sees Helen Reddy drop 3 places with Angie Baby.

At No.7, adding a 3rd consecutive week in the chart since making its debut on the 2nd of February; this week sees Shirley & Company climb 8 places from last week’s position of No.15, to achieve this highest peak so far with Shame, Shame, Shame.

At No.6, adding a 6th consecutive week in the chart since making its debut last month on the 12th of January; from where it ascended to achieve its highest peak so far of No.2 on the 2nd of February; this week sees The Glitter Band drop 2 places from last week’s position of No.4 with Goodbye My Love.

At No.5, adding a 2nd consecutive week in the chart since making its debut last week on the 9th of February; this week sees Mud climb 21 places from last week’s position of No.26, to achieve this highest peak so far with The Secrets That You Keep.

At No.4, adding a 6th consecutive week in the chart since making its debut last month on the 12th of January; from where it ascended to achieve its highest peak so far of No.3 on the 2nd of February, and remaining there for two consecutive weeks; this week sees Mac And Katie Kissoon drop one place with Sugar Candy Kisses.

At No.3, adding a 6th consecutive week in the chart since making its debut last month on the 12th of January; from where it ascended to achieve its highest peak so far of No.2 last week on the 9th of February; this week sees the Carpenters drop 1 place with Please Mr Postman.

At No.2, a former No.1, adding a 6th consecutive week in the chart since making its debut last month on the 12th of January, from where it ascended to the top of the chart, remaining there for 4 consecutive weeks, from the 20th of that month; this week sees Pilot drop 1 place with January.