WQAM FABULOUS 56 SURVEY FOR WEEK ENDING JULY 27, 1974

               South Florida's Top Selling Music

LAST THIS
WEEK WEEK TITLE                             ARTIST

(1)    1. ROCK THE BOAT                     THE HUES CORPORATION
(2)    2. Annie's Song                      John Denver
(3)    3. Rock Your Baby                    George McCrae
(11)   4. Please Come To Boston             Dave Loggins
(9)    5. Takin' Care Of Business           Bachman-Turner
                                                       Overdrive
(4)    6. You Make Me Feel Brand New        The Stylistics
(5)    7. Radar Love                        Golden Earring
(10)   8. Waterloo                          Abba
(18)   9. Rikki Don't Lose That Number      Steely Dan
(20)  10. Sideshow                          Blue Magic
(6)   11. If You Love Me (Let Me Know)      Olivia Newton-John
(7)   12. Billy Don't Be A Hero             Bo Donaldson
                                                     & Heywoods
(8)   13. Hollywood Swinging                Kool & The Gang
(17)  14. Come Monday                       Jimmy Buffett
(19)  15. Call On Me                        Chicago
(34)  16. Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me   Elton John
(35)  17. Keep On Smilin'                   Wet Willie
(36)  18. Feel Like Makin' Love             Roberta Flack
(32)  19. The Night Chicago Died            Paper Lace
(16)  20. The Air That I Breathe            Hollies
(21)  21. Rock And Roll Heaven              Righteous Brothers
(26)  22. (You're) Having My Baby           Paul Anka
(12)  23. Train Of Thought                  Cher
(13)  24. Sundown                           Gordon Lightfoot
(14)  25. Be Thankful For What You Got      William DeVaughn
(22)  26. If You Wanna Get To Heaven        Ozark Mountain
                                                       Daredevils
(23)  27. La Grange                         ZZ Top
(33)  28. This Heart                        Gene Redding
(25)  29. Band On The Run                   Paul McCartney Wings
(27)  30. Star Baby                         Guess Who
(15)  31. Dancing Machine                   Jackson Five
(24)  32. I'm The Leader Of The Gang        Brownsville Station
(28)  33. Haven't Got Time For The Pain     Carly Simon
(29)  34. You Won't See Me                  Anne Murray
(30)  35. The Streak                        Ray Stevens
(**)  36. Wild Thing                        Fancy
(**)  37. Rock Me Gently                    Andy Kim
(**)  38. Hang On In There Baby             Johnny Bristol
(31)  39. Midnight At The Oasis             Maria Muldaur
(37)  40. Help Me                           Joni Mitchell
(38)  41. For The Love Of Money             O'Jays
(39)  42. Just Don't Want To Be Lonely      Main Ingredient
(40)  43. Save The Last Dance For Me        DeFranco Family
(41)  44. Loco-Motion                       Grand Funk
(42)  45. My Girl Bill                      Jim Stafford
(43)  46. Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing     Stevie Wonder
(44)  47. The Show Must Go On               Three Dog Night
(45)  48. I've Been Searchin' So Long       Chicago
(46)  49. The Entertainer                   "The Sting" Theme
(47)  50. Theme From "Soul Train"           Sound Of Philadelphia
(48)  51. I Won't Last A Day Without You    Carpenters
(49)  52. Let It Ride                       Bachman-Turner
                                                      Overdrive
(50)  53. Bennie & The Jets                 Elton John
(51)  54. Best Thing That Ever Happened     Gladys Knight & Pips
(52)  55. Hooked On A Feeling               Blue Swede
(53)  56. Oh My My                          Ringo

          South Florida's Top Selling Albums and Tapes

      1.  CARIBOU                           ELTON JOHN
      2.  Back Home Again                   John Denver
      3.  Sting                             "The Sting" Theme
      4.  Bachman-Turner Overdrive          Bachman-Turner
                                                    Overdrive
      5.  Chicago VII                       Chicago

This WQAM Survey  is a true,  accurate and unbiased  account of
record popularity, based, in part, upon sales reports, juke box
plays and telephone requests.