UK Singles Chart 1972-1989 (17th June 1972)

 UK Singles Chart 17th June 1972

01 (02) Don McLean - Vincent

02 (01) T. Rex - Metal Guru 

03 (14) Slade - Take Me Bak 'Ome 

04 (06) The Drifters - At the Club / Saturday Night at the Movies 

05 (10) Michael Jackson - Rockin' Robin 

06 (03) Lindisfarne - Lady Eleanor 

07 (08) The Move - California Man 

08 (04) Hurricane Smith - Oh Babe, What Would You Say? 

09 (09) New World - Sister Jane 

10 (12) Wings - Mary Had A Little Lamb 

11 (05) Elton John - Rocket Man 

12 (18) Diana Ross - Doobedood'ndoobe Doobedood'ndoobe Doobedood'ndoo 

13 (21) Chicory Tip - What's Your Name? 

14 (07) David Cassidy - Could It Be Forever? 

15 (15) The Moody Blues - Isn't Life Strange? 

16 (23) Neil Diamond - Song Sung Blue 

17 (24) The Kinks - Supersonic Rocket Ship 

18 (11) The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards - Amazing Grace 

19 (28) Free - Little Bit Of Love 

20 (13) Procol Harum - A Whiter Shade of Pale

After just missing out on the number 1 spot with his previous single "American Pie", Don McLean reaches the top of the charts with "Vincent", Slade make another big move from number 14 to number 3, a potential number 1, maybe?

"Song Sung Blue" by Neil Diamond enters the top 20 and a track I enjoyed hearing in 1972, a classic tune, as Michael Jackson continues to rise with his single "Rockin' Robin".