#1
02/1970
Grammy Award for Record of the Year 1971 [Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #47]
[Columbia 45079]
written by
Paul Simon #2
11/1970
[Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #454] charted as My Sweet Lord / Isn't It a Pity in US charts
[Apple 2995]
written by
George Harrison#3
03/1970
#4
08/1970
#5
06/1970
#6
05/1970
#7
02/1970
[Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #333]
[Reprise 0885]
written by
Norman Greenbaum#8
06/1970
#9
05/1970
#10
03/1970
featuring Susan Jacks
[London 129]
written by
Terry Jacks#11
07/1970
[Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #422]
[Reprise 0930]
written by
Ray Davies
#12
03/1970
#13
07/1970
#14
01/1970
[Apple 1815]
written by Paul McCartney
#15
02/1970
#16
09/1970
#17
05/1970
[Apple 2832]
written by John Lennon & Paul McCartney
#18
10/1970
#19
05/1970
#20
07/1970
#21
11/1970
#22
03/1970
#23
11/1970
#24
10/1970
#25
12/1970
#26
09/1970
[Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #227]
[Warner 7423]
written by
James Taylor#27
08/1970
#28
01/1970
[Fantasy 637]
written by John Fogerty
#29
04/1970
[Columbia 45133]
written by Paul Simon
#30
08/1970
#31
03/1970
#32
08/1970
#33
11/1970
#34
06/1970
[Fantasy 641]
written by John Fogerty
#35
08/1970
#36
05/1970
#37
04/1970
[Fantasy 641]
written by John Fogerty
#38
12/1970
[Reprise 979]
written by Ray Davies
#39
01/1970
#40
08/1970
#41
04/1970
#42
05/1970
#43
08/1970
#44
04/1970
#45
09/1970
[Elektra 45701]
written by David Gates
#46
04/1970
#47
01/1970
#48
12/1970
#49
04/1970
written by John Fogerty
#50
06/1970
#51
03/1970
#52
04/1970
#53
06/1970
#54
05/1970
#55
10/1970
charted as Share the Land / Bus Rider in Australia charts
[RCA Victor 74-0388]
written by Burton Cummings
#56
10/1970
#57
03/1970
as Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
[Atlantic 2723]
written by Joni Mitchell
#58
10/1970
#59
08/1970
#60
08/1970
#61
09/1970
#62
02/1970
#63
09/1970
#64
11/1970
#65
05/1970
#66
04/1970
[Decca 32670]
written by Pete Townshend
#67
06/1970
as Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
[Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #385]
[Atlantic 2740]
written by
Neil Young#68
06/1970
as Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
[Atlantic 2735]
written by
Graham Nash#69
12/1970
#70
02/1970
#71
07/1970
R
[Bang 578]
written by Neil Diamond
#72
11/1970
#73
12/1970
#74
07/1970
#75
07/1970
[RCA Victor 74-0367]
written by Burton Cummings &
Kurt Winter#76
02/1970
R
[Bang 575]
written by Neil Diamond
#77
10/1970
#78
12/1970
#79
11/1970
#80
04/1970
#81
05/1970
[Uni 55224]
written by Neil Diamond
#82
08/1970
featuring Susan Jacks
[London 139]
written by Terry Jacks
#83
08/1970
#84
09/1970
[Fantasy 645]
written by John Fogerty
#85
08/1970
US B-side to I've Lost You ; charted as I've Lost You / The Next Step Is Love in US AC charts
[RCA 47-9873]
written by
Paul Evans &
Paul Parnes#86
08/1970
#87
11/1970
#88
06/1970
#89
09/1970
as Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
[Atlantic 2760]
written by Graham Nash
#90
01/1970
[Reprise 863]
written by Ray Davies
#91
02/1970
#92
10/1970
#93
10/1970
[Reprise 0958]
written by Neil Young
#94
05/1970
[Dunhill 4237]
written by Harvey Price & Dan Walsh
#95
04/1970
#96
11/1970
#97
08/1970
#98
02/1970
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02/1970
#100
02/1970