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1975 Billboard Number One Hits:

December 28, 1974January 3, 1975:
Angie Baby – Helen Reddy
January 4January 17:
Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds – Elton John
January 18January 24:
Mandy – Barry Manilow
January 25January 31:
Please Mr. Postman – The Carpenters
February 1February 7:
Laughter In The Rain – Neil Sedaka
February 8February 14:
Fire – Ohio Players
February 15February 21:
You’re No Good – Linda Ronstadt
February 22February 28:
Pick Up The Pieces – AWB
March 1March 7:
Best Of My Love – The Eagles
March 8March 14:
Have You Never Been Mellow – Olivia Newton-John
March 15March 21:
Black Water – The Doobie Brothers
March 22 – March 28:
My Eyes Adored You – Frankie Valli
March 29 April 4:
Lady Marmalade – LaBelle
April 5April 11:
Lovin’ You – Minnie Riperton
April 12April 25:
Philadelphia Freedom – The Elton John Band
April 26May 2:
(Hey Won’t You Play) Another Somebody Done Somebody Wrong Song – B. J. Thomas
May 3May 23:
He Don’t Love You (Like I Love You) – Tony Orlando and Dawn
May 24May 30:
Shining Star – Earth, Wind & Fire
May 31 – June 6:
Before The Next Teardrop Falls – Freddy Fender
June 7June 13:
Thank God I’m A Country Boy – John Denver
June 14June 20:
Sister Golden Hair – America
June 21July 18:
Love Will Keep Us Together – The Captain & Tennille
July 19July 25:
Listen To What The Man Said – Paul McCartney & Wings
July 26August 1:
The Hustle – Van McCoy/The Soul City Symphony
August 2August 8:
One Of These Nights – The Eagles
August 9August 22:
Jive Talkin’ – Bee Gees
August 23August 29:
Fallin’ In Love – Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds
August 30September 5:
Get Down Tonight – KC and the Sunshine Band
September 6September 19:
Rhinestone Cowboy – Glen Campbell
September 20September 26:
Fame – David Bowie
September 27 – October 10:
I’m Sorry – John Denver
October 11 – October 31:
Bad Blood – Neil Sedaka
November 1 – November 21:
Island Girl – Elton John
November 22November 28:
That’s The Way (I Like It) – KC and the Sunshine Band
November 29December 26:
Fly, Robin, Fly – Silver Convention
December 27, 1975 – January 2, 1976:
Let’s Do It Again – The Staple Singers

(Data is compiled from various charts including Billboard’s “Pop,” “Adult Contemporary,” “Airplay,” “R&B” and “Singles” Charts. “Hot 100” is the primary chart used starting October, 1958)