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List of number-one singles of 1973 (Canada)

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This is a list of the weekly Canadian RPM magazine[n 1] number one Top Singles chart of 1973.[n 2][n 3]

Volume:Issue Issue Date(s) Song Artist
18:21&22 13 January "Clair" Gilbert O'Sullivan
18:23 20 January
18:24 27 January "You're So Vain" Carly Simon
18:25 3 February "Last Song" Edward Bear
18:26 10 February
19:1 17 February "Crocodile Rock" Elton John
19:2 24 February
19:3 3 March
19:4 10 March
19:5 17 March "Danny's Song" Anne Murray
19:6 24 March
19:7 31 March "Killing Me Softly with His Song" Roberta Flack
19:8 7 April
19:9 14 April
19:10 21 April "Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree" Dawn featuring Tony Orlando
19:11 28 April
19:12 5 May "The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia" Vicki Lawrence
19:13 12 May "The First Cut Is the Deepest" Keith Hampshire
19:14 19 May "The Cisco Kid" War
19:15 26 May "Little Willy" The Sweet
19:16 2 June "Daniel" Elton John
19:17 9 June
19:18 16 June "Frankenstein" Edgar Winter
19:19 23 June "Playground in My Mind" Clint Holmes
19:20 30 June
19:21 7 July
19:22 14 July "Will It Go Round in Circles" Billy Preston
19:23 21 July "Yesterday Once More" Carpenters
19:24 28 July "Bad, Bad Leroy Brown" Jim Croce
19:25 4 August "Monster Mash" Bobby "Boris" Pickett
19:26 11 August
20:1 18 August
20:2 25 August "Brother Louie" Stories
20:3 1 September
20:4 8 September
20:5 15 September "Delta Dawn" Helen Reddy
20:6 22 September
20:7 29 September
20:8 6 October "Half Breed" Cher
20:9 13 October "Angie" The Rolling Stones
20:10 20 October
20:11 27 October
20:12 3 November
20:13 10 November
20:14 17 November "Could You Ever Love Me Again" Gary and Dave
20:15 24 November "Photograph" Ringo Starr
20:16 1 December
20:17 8 December "Top of the World" Carpenters
20:18 15 December
20:19 22 December "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" Elton John
20:20 29 December "The Most Beautiful Girl in the World" Charlie Rich

See also

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References

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Notes
  1. ^ The magazine's weekly record charts were digitized by the AV Trust. The collection is archived by Library and Archives Canada here [1].
    The PDF text search does not work unless you have additional software installed. You must view each entry on the chart for a match.
  2. ^ A collection of all the .pdf files cited is available here [2].
  3. ^ On 21 March 1966, the chart became the RPM 100, as expanded to the top 100 singles.
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