WQAM FABULOUS 56 SURVEY FOR WEEK ENDING DEC. 7, 1974

               South Florida's Top Selling Music

LAST THIS
WEEK WEEK TITLE                             ARTIST

(3)    1. WHEN WILL I SEE YOU AGAIN         THE THREE DEGREES
(1)    2. Kung Fu Fighting                  Carl Douglas
(2)    3. I Can Help                        Billy Swan
(4)    4. Juniors Farm                      Paul McCartney Wings
(6)    5. Cat's In The Cradle               Harry Chapin
(11)   6. Sha-La-La (Make Me Happy)         Al Green
(13)   7. You're The First, The Last,
            My Everything                   Barry White
(5)    8. Whatever Gets You Thru The Night  John Lennon
(8)    9. Angie Baby                        Helen Reddy
(10)  10. My Melody Of Love                 Bobby Vinton
(12)  11. You Got The Love                  Rufus
(7)   12. Do It (Til You're Satisfied)      B.T. Express
(9)   13. Everlasting Love                  Carl Carlton
(34)  14. Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds     Elton John
(32)  15. Please Mr. Postman                Carpenters
(14)  16. Longfellow Serenade               Neil Diamond
(15)  17. People Gotta Move                 Gino Vanelli
(16)  18. Wishing You Were Here             Chicago
(18)  19. Carefree Highway                  Gordon Lightfoot
(17)  20. I Honestly Love You               Olivia Newton-John
(19)  21. You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet        Bachman-Turner
                                                     Overdrive
(20)  22. Back Home Again                   John Denver
(33)  23. Fairytale                         Pointer Sisters
(35)  24. One Man Woman /One Woman Man      Paul Anka/Odia Coates
(21)  25. Tin Man                           America
(22)  26. Can't Get Enough Of Your Love, Babe  Barry White
(23)  27. Jazzman                           Carole King
(24)  28. Skin Tight                        Ohio Players
(25)  29. Stop And Smell The Roses          Mac Davis
(26)  30. Can't Get Enough                  Bad Company
(27)  31. Do It Baby                        Miracles
(**)  32. Mandy                             Barry Manilow
(**)  33. Laughter In The Rain              Neil Sedaka
(**)  34. Only You                          Ringo Starr
(28)  35. Beach Baby                        First Class
(29)  36. Tell Me Something Good            Rufus
(30)  37. You Haven't Done Nothing          Stevie Wonder
(31)  38. Love Me For A Reason              The Osmonds
(36)  39. Life Is A Rock(But WQAM Rolled Me) Reunion
(37)  40. Sweet Home Alabama                Lynyrd Skynyrd
(38)  41. Then Came You                     Dionne Warwick
                                                     & Spinners
(39)  42. Hang On In There Baby             Johnny Bristol
(40)  43. Nothing From Nothing              Billy Preston
(41)  44. Steppin' Out                      Tony Orlando & Dawn
(42)  45. (You're) Having My Baby           Paul Anka
(43)  46. Never My Love                     Blue Swede
(44)  47. I Shot The Sheriff                Eric Clapton
(45)  48. Another Saturday Night            Cat Stevens
(46)  49. You Little Trustmaker             The Tymes
(47)  50. Rock Me Gently                    Andy Kim
(48)  51. You And Me Against The World      Helen Reddy
(49)  52. Let's Put It All Together         The Stylistics
(50)  53. Wild Thing                        Fancy
(51)  54. Who Do You Think You Are          Bo Donaldson
                                                     & Heywoods
(52)  55. The Night Chicago Died            Paperlace
(53)  56. Clap For The Wolfman              The Guess Who

          South Florida's Top Selling Albums and Tapes

      1.  ELTON JOHN'S GREATEST HITS        ELTON JOHN
      2.  Fire                              Ohio Players
      3.  Not Fragile                       Bachman-Turner
                                                     Overdrive
      4.  It's Only Rock And Roll           The Rolling Stones
      5.  Mother Load                       Loggins & Messina

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.