Weeks of April, 1973
First Week Of April:

Album Chart: Diana Ross jumped to the top spot on the Album chart with, Lady Sings The Blues.

R&B Chart: Gladys Knight and The Pips were in their 4th. week at the #1 position on the R&B chart with, Neither One Of Us.

Pop Chart: Vicki Lawrence took over the #1 slot on the Pop chart with, The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia.
 
Second Week Of April:

Album Chart: Diana Ross was in her 2nd. week at the #1 position on the Album chart with, Lady Sings The Blues.

R&B Chart: The Temptations moved into the #1 spot on the R&B chart with, Masterpiece.

Pop Chart: Vicki Lawrence was in her second week at #1 on the Pop chart with, The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia.
 
Third Week Of April:

Album Chart: Alice Cooper jumped to the #1 spot on the Album chart with, Billion Dollar Babies.

R&B Chart: The Temptations were in their 2nd. week at the top position on the R&B chart with, Masterpiece.

Pop Chart: Tony Orlando and Dawn took over the #1 slot on the Pop chart with, Tie A Yellow Ribbon 'Round The Ole Oak Tree.
 
Fourth Week Of April:

Album Chart: Pink Floyd jumped to the #1 spot on the Album chart with, Dark Side Of The Moon.

R&B Chart: Sylvia took over the top position on the R&B chart with, Pillow Talk.

Pop Chart: Tony Orlando and Dawn was in their 2nd. week at #1 on the Pop chart with, Tie A Yellow Ribbon 'Round The Ole Oak Tree.

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