Billboard Hot 100 — December 23, 1972
The Billboard Hot 100 for the week of December 23, 1972. "Me And Mrs. Jones" by Billy Paul held the #1 spot this week. Below are all 100 songs on the chart, with links to listen on YouTube and Spotify.
| # | Song / Artist |
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| 1 | Me And Mrs. Jones Billy Paul
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| 2 | I Am Woman Helen Reddy
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| 3 | You Ought To Be With Me Al Green
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| 4 | Clair Gilbert O'Sullivan
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| 5 | It Never Rains In Southern California Albert Hammond
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| 6 | If You Don't Know Me By Now Harold Melvin And The Blue Notes
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| 7 | Funny Face Donna Fargo
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| 8 | Papa Was A Rollin' Stone The Temptations
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| 9 | You're So Vain Carly Simon
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| 10 | Rockin' Pneumonia - Boogie Woogie Flu Johnny Rivers
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| 11 | I Can See Clearly Now Johnny Nash
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| 12 | Superfly Curtis Mayfield
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| 13 | Something's Wrong With Me Austin Roberts
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| 14 | Your Mama Don't Dance Kenny Loggins & Jim Messina
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| 15 | Keeper Of The Castle Four Tops
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| 16 | Sweet Surrender Bread
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| 17 | Living In The Past Jethro Tull
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| 18 | Corner Of The Sky Jackson 5
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| 19 | Walk On Water Neil Diamond
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| 20 | Ventura Highway America
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| 21 | Sitting Cat Stevens
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| 22 | Superstition Stevie Wonder
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| 23 | Crazy Horses The Osmonds
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| 24 | Summer Breeze Seals & Crofts
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| 25 | Pieces Of April Three Dog Night
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| 26 | I'm Stone In Love With You The Stylistics
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| 27 | Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight James Taylor
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| 28 | Long Dark Road The Hollies
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| 29 | Been To Canaan Carole King
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| 30 | Crocodile Rock Elton John
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| 31 | I Wanna Be With You Raspberries
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| 32 | Why Can't We Live Together Timmy Thomas
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| 33 | Dialogue (Part I & II) Chicago
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| 34 | Operator (That's Not the Way it Feels) Jim Croce
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| 35 | Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Blue Haze
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| 36 | Alive Bee Gees
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| 37 | Oh, Babe, What Would You Say? Hurricane Smith
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| 38 | Sunny Days Lighthouse
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| 39 | Separate Ways Elvis Presley
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| 40 | What Am I Crying For? Dennis Yost And The Classics IV
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| 41 | The World Is A Ghetto War
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| 42 | Hi, Hi, Hi Wings
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| 43 | Angel Rod Stewart
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| 44 | Do It Again Steely Dan
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| 45 | You Turn Me On, I'm A Radio Joni Mitchell
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| 46 | Rocky Mountain High John Denver
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| 47 | Dancing In The Moonlight King Harvest
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| 48 | I Didn't Know I Loved You (Till I Saw You Rock And Roll) Gary Glitter
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| 49 | No Bulldog
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| 50 | Trouble Man Marvin Gaye
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| 51 | I Got A Bag Of My Own James Brown
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| 52 | Love Jones Brighter Side Of Darkness
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| 53 | Trouble In My Home/I Found My Dad Joe Simon
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| 54 | I'll Be Around The Spinners
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| 55 | In Heaven There Is No Beer Clean Living
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| 56 | Let Us Love Bill Withers
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| 57 | Harry Hippie Bobby Womack & Peace
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| 58 | The Relay The Who
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| 59 | Jambalaya (On The Bayou) The Blue Ridge Rangers
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| 60 | Reelin' & Rockin' Chuck Berry
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| 61 | You're A Lady Peter Skellern
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| 62 | We Need Order The Chi-lites
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| 63 | Woman To Woman Joe Cocker and The Chris Stainton Band
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| 64 | I'd Love You To Want Me Lobo
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| 65 | Everybody Loves A Love Song Mac Davis
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| 66 | 992 Arguments The O'Jays
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| 67 | Daddy's Home Jermaine Jackson
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| 68 | I Can't Stand To See You Cry Smokey Robinson & The Miracles
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| 69 | I'll Be Your Shelter (In Time Of Storm) Luther Ingram
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| 70 | Good Time Sally Rare Earth
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| 71 | The Jean Genie David Bowie
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| 72 | Lies J.J. Cale
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| 73 | Looking Through The Eyes Of Love The Partridge Family Starring Shirley Jones Featuring David Cassidy
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| 74 | I'm Never Gonna Be Alone Anymore Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose
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| 75 | Dreidel Don McLean
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| 76 | Remember (Christmas) Nilsson
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| 77 | You're A Lady Dawn Featuring Tony Orlando
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| 78 | Daytime Night-Time Keith Hampshire
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| 79 | You've Got To Take It (If You Want It) The Main Ingredient
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| 80 | Anthem Wayne Newton
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| 81 | Do You Want To Dance? Bette Midler
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| 82 | And You And I (Part II) Yes
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| 83 | I Just Want To Make Love To You Foghat
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| 84 | The Cover Of "Rolling Stone" Dr. Hook And The Medicine Show
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| 85 | Mama Weer All Crazee Now Slade
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| 86 | One Way Out The Allman Brothers Band
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| 87 | Silly Wasn't I Valerie Simpson
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| 88 | Oh No, Not My Baby Merry Clayton
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| 89 | Me And My Baby Got A Good Thing Going Lyn Collins
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| 90 | You Can Do Magic Limmie & Family Cookin'
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| 91 | One Last Time Glen Campbell
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| 92 | Knock Knock Who's There Mary Hopkin
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| 93 | Jesus Is Just Alright The Doobie Brothers
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| 94 | I'm Sorry Joey Heatherton
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| 95 | Didn't We Barbra Streisand
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| 96 | Last Song Edward Bear
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| 97 | Boogie Woogie Man Paul Davis
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| 98 | What My Baby Needs Now Is A Little More Lovin' James Brown-Lyn Collins
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| 99 | Choo Choo Mama Ten Years After
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| 100 | The Red Back Spider Brownsville Station
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