List of number-one singles in 1971 (New Zealand)
This is a list of Number 1 hit singles in 1971 in New Zealand, starting with the first chart dated, 15 January 1971.
Chart
- Key
- ‡ – Single of New Zealand origin
Week | Artist | Title |
---|---|---|
1 January 1971 | Summer break - no chart | Summer break - no chart |
8 January 1971 | Summer break - no chart | Summer break - no chart |
15 January 1971 | The New Seekers | "What Have They Done to My Song, Ma" |
22 January 1971 | ||
29 January 1971 | George Harrison | "My Sweet Lord" |
5 February 1971 | ||
12 February 1971 | ||
21 February 1971 | ||
26 February 1971 | Tony Orlando & Dawn | "Knock Three Times" |
5 March 1971 | ||
12 March 1971 | Mike Curb Congregation | "Burning Bridges" |
19 March 1971 | ||
26 March 1971 | Lynn Anderson | "(I Never Promised You a) Rose Garden" |
2 April 1971 | ||
9 April 1971 | ||
16 April 1971 | The Mixtures | "The Pushbike Song" |
23 April 1971 | ||
30 April 1971 | The Hollies | "Too Young To Be Married" |
7 May 1971 | ||
14 May 1971 | ||
21 May 1971 | ||
28 May 1971 | Neil Diamond | "I Am... I Said" |
4 June 1971 | ||
11 June 1971 | ||
19 June 1971 | ||
26 June 1971 | ||
2 July 1971 | ||
9 July 1971 | Waldo De Los Rios | "Mozart 40" |
16 July 1971 | Ocean | "Put Your Hand in the Hand" |
23 July 1971 | Lobo | "Me and You and a Dog Named Boo" |
30 July 1971 | ||
6 August 1971 | ||
13 August 1971 | ||
20 August 1971 | Susan Raye | "L.A. International Airport" |
27 August 1971 | Tony Christie | "I Did What I Did for Maria" |
3 September 1971 | Susan Raye | "L.A. International Airport" |
10 September 1971 | Tony Christie | "I Did What I Did for Maria" |
17 September 1971 | ||
24 September 1971 | ||
1 October 1971 | Delaney, Bonnie & Friends | "Neverending Song of Love" |
8 October 1971 | ||
15 October 1971 | ||
22 October 1971 | Rumour | "L'Amour est l'Enfante de la Liberte"‡ |
29 October 1971 | ||
5 November 1971 | ||
12 November 1971 | ||
19 November 1971 | Paul & Linda McCartney | "Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey" |
26 November 1971 | ||
3 December 1971 | ||
10 December 1971 | ||
17 December 1971 | ||
24 December 1971 | ||
31 December 1971 | ||
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