Billboard Top 100 Hits From 1971

 Although 1971 marked the death of Jim Morrison of The Doors in Paris, The Eagles band was formed, with five number one singles and six number one albums, the Eagles were one of the most successful recording artists of the 1970s.

1. Stairway to Heaven , Led Zeppelin
2. Imagine, John Lennon
3. What's Going On, Marvin Gaye
4. Let's Stay Together, Al Green
5. Maggie May, Rod Stewart
6. American Pie, Don McLean
7. Won't Get Fooled Again, The Who
8. Brown Sugar, Rolling Stones
9. Just My Imagination, Temptations
10. Family Affair, Sly and the Family Stone
11. Theme from "Shaft", Isaac Hayes
12. Me and Bobby McGee, Janis Joplin
13. Baba O'Riley, The Who
14. It's Too Late, Carole King
15. Riders On the Storm, Doors
16. Bang a Gong (Get It On), T. Rex
17. Rock and Roll, Led Zeppelin
18. Tired of Being Alone, Al Green
19. Changes, David Bowie
20. Black Dog, Led Zeppelin
21. Mercy Mercy Me, Marvin Gaye
22. Roundabout, Yes
23. Have You Seen Her, Chi-Lites
24. Aqualung, Jethro Tull
25. Long Cool Woman (In a Black Dress), Hollies
26. Ain't No Sunshine, Bill Withers
27. Respect Yourself, Staple Singers
28. Without You, Nilsson
29. Tiny Dancer, Elton John
30. Smiling Faces Sometimes, Undisputed Truth
31. Behind Blue Eyes, The Who
32. LA Woman, Doors
33. Mr. Big Stuff, Jean Knight
34. Inner City Blues, Marvin Gaye
35. A Horse With No Name, America
36. Locomotive Breath, Jethro Tull
37. Clean Up Woman, Betty Wright
38. You've Got A Friend, James Taylor
39. Slipping into Darkness, War
40. Gypsies, Tramps & Thieves, Cher
41. You Are Everything, Stylistics
42. It Don't Come Easy, Ringo Starr
43. Thin Line Between Love and Hate, Persuaders
44. Hot Pants, James Brown
45. I Feel the Earth Move, Carole King
46. Love Her Madly, Doors
47. Wild Horses, Rolling Stones
48. Life on Mars?, David Bowie
49. Take Me Home, Country Roads, John Denver
50. Betcha By Golly Wow, Stylistics
51. Stay with Me, Faces
52. Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get, Dramatics
53. Spanish Harlem, Aretha Franklin
54. I've Seen All Good People, Yes
55. Jealous Guy, John Lennon
56. Eighteen, Alice Cooper
57. Superstar, Carpenters
58. Indian Reservation, Raiders
59. Rock Steady, Aretha Franklin
60. Draggin' The Line, Tommy James
61. Want Ads, Honey Cone
62. Happy Xmas (War Is Over), John & Yoko & Plastic Ono Band
63. If You Really Love Me, Stevie Wonder
64. Day After Day, Badfinger
65. Wild Night, Van Morrison
66. Treat Her Like a Lady, Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose
67. Do You Know What I Mean, Lee Michaels
68. Don't Pull Your Love, Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds
69. I'd Love to Change the World, Ten Years After
70. The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys, Traffic
71. Going to California, Led Zeppelin
72. Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey, Paul & Linda McCartney
73. Never Can Say Goodbye, Jackson 5
74. Peace Train, Cat Stevens
75. Got To Be There, Michael Jackson
76. Levon, Elton John
77. Drowning in the Sea of Love, Joe Simon
78. How Can You Mend a Broken Heart, Bee Gees
79. I Am, I Said, Neil Diamond
80. Hocus Pocus, Focus
81. All Day Music, War
82. She's a Lady, Tom Jones
83. Baby I'm-a Want You, Bread
84. I Gotcha, Joe Tex
85. Coat of Many Colors, Dolly Parton
86. Precious And Few, Climax
87. Bargain, The Who
88. Case of You, Joni Mitchell
89. Maggot Brain, Funkadelic
90. Signs, Five Man Electrical Band
91. Funky Nassau, Beginning Of The End
92. An Old Fashioned Love Song, Three Dog Night
93. Escape-ism, James Brown
94. Reason To Believe, Rod Stewart
95. No One to Depend On, Santana
96. Don't Knock My Love, Wilson Pickett
97. Sooner Or Later, Grass Roots
98. If, Bread
99. Statesboro Blues, Allman Brothers Band
100. So Far Away, Carole King