Record World Top 100 Sept 9, 1972 Chart Plaque

Record World ™ plaque celebrating the Top 100 Singles for week of Sept. 9, 1972 . On this week, the Hollies topped the chart on this week with "Long Cool Woman". Other highlights from the top 10 included Jim Croce with "You Don't Mess Around With Jim"Bread's "Guitar Man", Looking Glass with "Brandy", and Chicago classic "Saturday In The Park". The list contains other tracks further down the from the Bee Gees, Elvis, Elton John, the Moody Blues, the debut hits from very young Michael Jackson and young Rick Springfield, and more. This plaque was m , On this week, the Hollies topped the chart on this week with "Long Cool Woman". Other highlights from the top 10 included Jim Croce with "You Don't Mess Around With Jim"Bread's "Guitar Man", Looking Glass with "Brandy", and Chicago classic "Saturday In The Park". The list contains other tracks further down the from the Bee Gees, Elvis, Elton John, the Moody Blues, the debut hits from very young Michael Jackson and young Rick Springfield, and more. This plaque was m ade for radio and music industry staff and owned by a radio DJ and station owner. Record World was a U.S. music industry physical trade magazine that published album charts based on some combination physical sales, jukebox plays, and airplay, much like and other competitor publications. Billboard album charts based on some combination physical sales, jukebox plays, and airplay, much like and other competitor publications. Item Highlights: Top 100 1972 Album Chart Plaque Top 100 1972 Album Chart Plaque In Excellent conditio Estimated to be from 1972 Lacquer-front wood plaque measures approx. 12" x 16.5" Great collectors item for any 70s music fa FREE insured shipping to U.S. and Canada International shipping available

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