TW                       SUPER SINGLES:                        LW
  1. Killing Me Softly With His Song -                            
                          Roberta Flack (Atlantic)  *1 week #1*  2
  2. Crocodile Rock - Elton John (MCA)                           1
  3. Could It Be I'm Falling in Love - The Spinners (Atlantic)   4
  4. Dueling Banjos - Deliverance Soundtrack (Warner Brothers)   3
  5. Love Train - The O'Jays (Philadelphia International)        8
  6. You're So Vain - Carly Simon (Elektra)                      6
  7. Last Song - Edward Bear (Capitol)                          10
  8. Oh, Babe, What Would You Say? - Hurricane Smith (Capitol)   5
  9. Rocky Mountain High - John Denver (RCA)                     7
 10. Dancing In the Moonlight - King Harvest (Perception)        9
 11. Don't Expect Me to Be Your Friend - Lobo (Big Tree)        12
 12. Do It Again - Steely Dan (ABC)                             11
 13. Do You Want to Dance? - Bette Midler (Atlantic)            15
 14. Daddy's Home - Jermaine Jackson (Motown)                   13
                                                                  
                             SINGLES:                             
 17. Also Sprach Zarathustra (2001) - Deodato (CTI)             14
 HP  Oh La De Da - The Staple Singers (Stax)                      
                                                                  
                          ACTION ALBUMS:                          
     No Secrets - Carly Simon (Elektra)                           
     Talking Book - Stevie Wonder (Tamla)                         
     Don't Shoot Me I'm Only the Piano Player - Elton John (MCA)  
     Rhymes and Reasons - Carole King (Ode)                       
     Rocky Mountain High - John Denver (RCA)                      
                                                                  
     Dan Ingram 2:00PM-6:00PM Monday - Saturday


SPECIAL NOTES:  The Cover of "Rolling Stone" - Dr. Hook & the 
Medicine Show (Columbia) moves from #29-#24 on rival station WWDJ, 
eventually peaking at #9 there, but never receives any airplay or 
mention at WABC, allegedly due to drug references in the song.

The sixteen-record playlist this week represents the shortest 
playlist in WABC's history as a Top 40 station.