WLS Top Ten for Week of January 15, 1973-- Part 5: 'Crocodile Rock'

*  means the song was clombing the charrs. The number after the artist is how high the song got on  the Billboard Hit 100 Charts.

10.  LIVING IN THE PAST--  Jethro Tull    #11    Believe it or not, but they only ever had two Top 40s.   The other was "Bungle in the Jungle in 1974.

9.  CROCODILE ROCK--  Elton John     #1   for three weeks.

8.  FUNNY FACE--  Donna Fargo     #5   Her highest ranking hit.

7.  KEEPER OF THE CASTLE--  Four Tops    #10

6.  YOUR MAMA DON'T DANCE--  Loggins & Merssina  And what about your Daddy.   #4  Their only Top Ten.

5.  ROCKIN' PNEUMONIA -- BOOGIE WOOGIE FLU--  John Rivers    #6

4.  CLAIR--  Gilbert O'Sullivan   #2 for two weeks.

3.  SUPERSTITION--  Stevie Wonder   #1

2.  ME AND MRS. JONES--  Billy Paul        #1   for three weeks.It's a cheating situation.

1.  YOU'RE SO VAIN--  Carly Simon    #1  for three weeks.

Name That Tune (from the above songs):  :When You Believe In Things That You Can't Understand."  Answer below.  --RoadDog

"Superstition"