70s Redux

If I had the power, perhaps in an alternate timeline, the Top 40 would have been quite different...

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Number
1

Pump It Up
Elvis Costello & The Attractions
Peak
1 (for 5 weeks)
Weeks
6
Number
2 Up by 1

Love Is Like Oxygen
Sweet
From the album: Level Headed
Peak
2
Weeks
13
Number
3 Down by 1

Sweet Talking Woman
Electric Light Orchestra
From the album: Out Of The Blue
Peak
1 (for 5 weeks)
Weeks
16
Number
4

Take Me I'm Yours
Squeeze
Peak
4
Weeks
11
Number
5

Take a Chance on Me
ABBA
From the album: The Album
Peak
5
Weeks
8
Number
6

Baker Street
Gerry Rafferty
From the album: City to City
Peak
6
Weeks
8
Number
7 Up by 2

(I'm Always Touched By Your) Presence, Dear
Blondie
From the album: Plastic Letters
Peak
7
Weeks
7
Number
8 Up by 4

Miss You
The Rolling Stones
From the album: Some Girls
Peak
8
Weeks
3
Number
9 Down by 3

Wuthering Heights
Kate Bush
From the album: The Kick Inside
Peak
1 (for 3 weeks)
Weeks
19
Number
10 Down by 2

What Do I Get?
Buzzcocks
Peak
4
Weeks
18
Number
11 Down by 1

Mr. Blue Sky
Electric Light Orchestra
From the album: Out Of The Blue
Peak
1 (for 7 weeks)
Weeks
22
Number
12 Up by 1

Ça plane pour moi
Plastic Bertrand
Peak
12
Weeks
5
Number
13 Up by 2

She's So Modern
The Boomtown Rats
Peak
13
Weeks
5
Number
14 Down by 3

Dust in the Wind
Kansas
From the album: Point of Know Return
Peak
2
Weeks
20
Number
15 Down by 1

Imaginary Lover
Atlanta Rhythm Section
From the album: Champagne Jam
Peak
11
Weeks
14
Number
16 Up by 1

Nice 'n' Sleazy
The Stranglers
Peak
16
Weeks
4
Number
17 Up by 1

Only the Good Die Young
Billy Joel
From the album: The Stranger
Peak
17
Weeks
3
Number
18 Up by 2

Heartless
Heart
Peak
18
Weeks
2
Number
19

Rivers of Babylon
Boney M.
From the album: Nightflight to Venus
Peak
19
Weeks
2
Number
20 Debut

Bang Bang
Squeeze
Peak
20
Weeks
1

Dropouts

Number
16 Dropout

With a Little Luck
Paul McCartney & Wings
From the album: London Town
Peak
6
Weeks
11

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Date

June 17, 1978

Songs

20

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