Songs · UK Singles Chart
- Record Power
- 0.7
- share-weeks: a #1 week is 3.5
- Peak
- #49
- 1 week there · Sep 17, 1972
- Top-ten weeks
- 0
- weeks at #10 or better
- Weeks on chart
- 1
- September 1972
Ranked by Record Power, part of the ChartReign Power model — not a chart published by anyone else. How it works →
The run
Position by week; a gap is a spell off the chart.What it earned each artist
Record Power is the song's own figure. Power contributed is what it earned each artist's Career Power: a featured credit takes its reduced share, and a week where the artist had other songs charting is split between them.
| Artist | Credit | Credit share | Power contributed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Carpenters | primary | 100% | 0.7 |
The top ten the week it peaked
See Sep 17, 1972 on the timeline →- #1Mama Weer All Crazee NowSlade
- #2Children of the RevolutionT. Rex
- #3How Can I Be SureDavid Cassidy
- #4You Wear It WellRod Stewart
- #5Sugar MeLynsey de Paul
- #6It's Four In The MorningFaron Young
- #7Virginia PlainRoxy Music
- #8Ain't No SunshineMichael Jackson
- #9Too YoungDonny Osmond
- #10Come on Over to My Place {1972}The Drifters
The #1 songs of 1972
1972 in music →Every other song that reached #1 on the UK Singles Chart in 1972.
- I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing (In Perfect Harmony) · The New Seekers
- Telegram Sam · T. Rex
- Son of My Father · Chicory Tip
- Without You · Nilsson
- Amazing Grace · The Pipes & Drums And The Military Band Of The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards
- Metal Guru · T. Rex
- Vincent · Don McLean
- Take Me Bak 'Ome · Slade
- Puppy Love · Donny Osmond
- School's Out · Alice Cooper
- You Wear It Well · Rod Stewart
- Mama Weer All Crazee Now · Slade
- How Can I Be Sure · David Cassidy
- Mouldy Old Dough · Lieutenant Pigeon
- Clair · Gilbert O'Sullivan
- My Ding-A-Ling · Chuck Berry
- Long Haired Lover from Liverpool · Little Jimmy Osmond
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