WQAM FABULOUS 56 SURVEY FOR WEEK ENDING SEP. 21, 1974

               South Florida's Top Selling Music

LAST THIS
WEEK WEEK TITLE                             ARTIST

(5)    1. I HONESTLY LOVE YOU               Olivia Newton-John
(1)    2. Tell Me Something Good            Rufus
(11)   3. Can't Get Enough Of Your Love, Babe  Barry White
(2)    4. Hang On In There Baby             Johnny Bristol
(3)    5. I Shot The Sheriff                Eric Clapton
(6)    6. Nothing From Nothing              Billy Preston
(4)    7. (You're) Having My Baby           Paul Anka
(22)   8. Life Is A Rock (But The Radio Rolled Me) Reunion
(9)    9. You Haven't Done Nothin'          Stevie Wonder
(13)  10. Sweet Home Alabama                Lynyrd Skynyrd
(7)   11. Rock Me Gently                    Andy Kim
(8)   12. The Night Chicago Died            Paperlace
(12)  13. You And Me Against The World      Helen Reddy
(18)  14. Another Saturday Night            Cat Stevens
(10)  15. Wild Thing                        Fancy
(14)  16. Clap For The Wolfman              Guess Who
(16)  17. Rock The Boat                     Hues Corporation
(19)  18. Let's Put It All Together         Stylistics
(23)  19. Then Came You                     Dionne Warwick
                                                      & Spinners
(15)  20. I'm Leaving It All Up To You      Donny & Marie Osmond
(35)  21. Can't Get Enough                  Bad Company
(36)  22. Who Do You Think You Are          Bo Donaldson
                                                    & Heywoods
(37)  23. Tin Man                           America
(17)  24. It's Only Rock And Roll           Rolling Stones
(20)  25. Feel Like Makin' Love             Roberta Flack
(21)  26. Please Come To Boston             Dave Loggins
(24)  27. Wildwood Weed                     Jim Stafford
(26)  28. Keep On Smilin'                   Wet Willie
(27)  29. Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me   Elton John
(28)  30. Waterloo                          Abba
(29)  31. Sideshow                          Blue Magic
(30)  32. Radar Love                        Golden Earring
(34)  33. Rock Your Baby                    George McCrae
(32)  34. Annie's Song                      John Denver
(33)  35. Takin' Care Of Business           Bachman-Turner
                                                    Overdrive
(**)  36. Jazzman                           Carole King
(**)  37. Never My Love                     Blue Swede
(**)  38. Steppin' Out                      Tony Orlando & Dawn
(**)  39. Back Home Again                   John Denver
(**)  40. Skin Tight                        Ohio Players
(25)  41. Rub It In                         Billy Craddock
(31)  42. Rikki Don't Lose That Number      Steely Dan
(38)  43. Hollywood Swingin                 Kool And The Gang
(39)  44. Call On Me                        Chicago
(40)  45. You Make Me Feel Brand New        Stylistics
(41)  46. If You Wanna Get To Heaven        Ozark Mountain
                                                    Daredevils
(42)  47. Billy Don't Be A Hero             Bo Donaldson
                                                    & Heywoods
(43)  48. Come Monday                       Jimmy Buffett
(44)  49. Band On The Run                   Paul McCartney Wings
(45)  50. Train Of Thought                  Cher
(46)  51. Rock And Roll Heaven              Righteous Brothers
(47)  52. If You Love Me (Let Me Know)      Olivia Newton-John
(48)  53. The Air That I Breathe            The Hollies
(49)  54. Be Thankful For What You Got      William DeVaughn
(50)  55. La Grange                         Z Z Top
(51)  56. Star Baby                         The Guess Who

          South Florida's Top Selling Albums and Tapes

      1.  CARIBOU                           ELTON JOHN
      2.  461 Ocean Blvd.                   Eric Clapton
      3.  If You Love Me (Let Me Know)      Olivia Newton-John
      4.  Back Home Again                   John Denver
      5.  Rags To Rufus                     Rufus

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.