Artist	Song
Donnie Elbert	Where Did Our Love Go (#15)
Stevie Wonder	If You Really Love Me (#8)
The Nite-Liters	K-Jee (#39)
James Brown	Make it Funky, pt. 1 (#22)
Bill Withers	Ain't No Sunshine (#3)
Lighthouse	One Fine Morning (#24)
Chicago	I'm A Man (#49)
Blood, Sweat & Tears	Go Down Gamblin' (#32)
The Guess Who	Rain Dance (#19)
Graham Nash	Military Madness (#73)
Santana	Everybody's Everything (#12)
Jonathan Edwards	Sunshine (Go Away Today) (1972 #4)
Barbra Streisand	Where You Lead (#40)
Coven	One Tin Soldier (The Legend Of Billy Jack) (#26)
Paul & Linda McCartney	Uncle Albert-Admiral Halsey (#1)

Comment:

This part of my two part mix of songs from the 2nd half of 1971 lasts 53m40s and includes one song that was used on a previous mix (track 12). That track is also the only one that peaked in 1972 (January) after being released in November of '71. Some songs that didn't make the cut: Saturday Morning Confusion by Bobby Russell (a bit too silly and overplayed me thinks), What the World Needs Now by Tom Clay (a long and pretty depressing song), Got to Be There by the Jackson 5 (that high note Michael hits can be pretty irritating after a while), Baby I'm-A Want You by Bread, Stick-Up by Honey Cone, Desiderada by Les Crane, Cherish by David Cassidy, and Won't Get Fooled Again by The Who. I chose to post a picture of Barbra Streisand off her LP from this time period that included track 13 (or at least an album version of it). That, or rather the live medley version of that song (with Sweet Inspiration) from 1972, was one of my favorite songs back then. I liked it so much I used to sing along with Barbra, much to the dismay of my brother who chided me for singing a "woman's" song. To which I exclaimed, "Yeah, I know, and I don't care!" You can access the mix by clicking the link on the first song title.

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