WQAM FABULOUS 56 SURVEY FOR WEEK ENDING MARCH 9, 1974

               South Florida's Top Selling Music

LAST THIS
WEEK WEEK TITLE                             ARTIST

(1)    1. SEASONS IN THE SUN                TERRY JACKS
(13)   2. Dark Lady                         Cher
(4)    3. Mocking Bird                      Carly Simon/
                                                   James Taylor
(2)    4. The Way We Were                   Barbra Streisand
(3)    5. Love Theme                        Love Unlimited
(6)    6. Eres Tu (Touch the Wind)          Mocedades
(5)    7. Jungle Boogie                     Kool And The Gang
(7)    8. Boogie Down                       Eddie Kendricks
(9)    9. Jet                               Paul McCartney
                                                       & Wings
(10)  10. My Sweet Lady                     Clift De Young
(33)  11. Hooked On A Feeling               Blue Swede
(11)  12. You're Sixteen                    Ringo Starr
(16)  13. Sunshine On My Shoulders          John Denver
(20)  14. I Love                            Tom T. Hall
(21)  15. Come And Get Your Love            Redbone
(12)  16. I've Gotta Use My Imagination     Gladys Knight
(13)  17. Last Time I Saw Him               Diana Ross
(15)  18. Rock and Roll Koochie Koo         Rick Derringer
(17)  19. Until You Come Back To Me         Aretha Franklin
(32)  20. Love Song                         Anne Murray
(31)  21. The Most Beautiful Girl           Charlie Rich
(34)  22. The Lord's Prayer                 Sister Janet Mead
(18)  23. Show And Tell                     Al Wilson
(19)  24. Never, Never Gonna Give Ya Up     Barry White
(35)  25. Best Thing That Ever Happened To Me  Gladys Knight
                                                    & The Pips
 **   26. Benny & The Jets                  Elton John
 **   27. Tubular Bells (Exorcist Theme)    Mike Oldfield
(22)  28. Heartbreaker                      The Rolling Stones
(23)  29. Living For The City               Stevie Wonder
(24)  30. The Joker                         Steve Miller Band
(27)  31. Spiders & Snakes                  Jim Stafford
(26)  32. Midnight Rider                    Gregg Allman
(25)  33. Rock On                           David Essex
(28)  34. Jim Dandy                         Black Oak Arkansas
(29)  35. Time In A Bottle                  Jim Croce
(30)  36. Rockin' Roll Baby                 The Stylistics
(36)  37. Star                              Stealers Wheel
(37)  38. Smokin' In The Boys Room          Brownsville Station
(38)  39. Let Me Be There                   Olivia Newton John
(39)  40. Walk Like A Man                   Grand Funk
(40)  41. Goodbye Yellow Brick Road         Elton John
(41)  42. Me And Baby Brcther               War
(42)  43. If You're Ready                   The Staple Singers
(43)  44. Hello It's Me                     Todd Rundgren
(44)  45. Leave Me Alone (Ruby Red Dress)   Helen Reddy
(45)  46. D'yer Mak'er                      Led Zeppelin
(46)  47. Tell Her She's Lovely             El Chicano
(47)  48. Helen Wheels                      Paul McCartney
(48)  49. Mind Games                        John Lennon
(49)  50. Let Me Serenade You               Three Dog Night
(50)  51. Midnight Train To Georgia         Gladys Knight & Pips
(51)  52. My Music                          Looains & Messina
(52)  53. The Love I Lost                   Harold Melvin
                                                     & Bluenotes
(53)  54. Heartbeat It's A Lovebeat         The DeFranco Family
(54)  55. Top Of The World                  Carpenters
(55)  56. Photograph                        Ringo Starr

          South Florida's Top Selling Albums and Tapes

      1.  THE WAY WE WERE                   BARBRA STREISAND
      2.  THUNDER BOY                       HUMBLE PIE
      3.  UNBORN CHILD                      SEALS & CROFT
      4.  TUBULAR BELLS                     MIKE OLDFIELD
      5.  UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF LOVE       LOVE UNLIMITED

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.