The 20th of February 1973
Official U.K. Singles Chart results from Sunday the 18th to Saturday the 24th of February 1973
Cut-off for sales figures was up to the end of Saturday the 17th of February
Results counted from Sunday the 18th,
announced on Tuesday the 20th,
and broadcast on B.B.C. Radio 1 on Sunday the 25th of February 1973.
The Moody Blues
I’m Just A Singer (In A Rock And Roll Band)
At No.39, on the “The Top 50 U.K. Singles Chart” on my 1st Birthday, is The Moody Blues with “I’m Just A Singer (In A Rock And Roll Band)”.
For one of the band’s livelier songs…
…it proved to be a quiet chart run here in the U.K. for this single, which would be their last before taking a 5 year break so as to concentrate on solo projects.
It fared much better in the U.S.
“I’m Just A Singer…”
…had entered the U.K. Singles Chart a couple of weeks previously at No.43 on the 4th of February, climbing to No.36 the following week.
That would ultimately be this single’s highest position for the group, and after slipping to No.39 this week, will fall out of the Top 40 next week at No.41 before departing the Top 50 chart altogether after the 3rd of March.
The “A” Side
The “B” Side
Video Promo
Many thanks go to the following YouTube Channels for providing the chance to hear this music, and watch the footage, once again.
Listen to “The Official Top 50 UK Singles Chart: 20th February 1972” Playlist here:
Grab Your Binoculars, Come Follow Me…
What is it…?
Why am I…?
How do I…?
When am I…?
