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Here is a chart from February 1976-But what was No.1?
This week two hugely popular TV programmes came together as the BBC show It’s A Knockout had a special edition inside the show Jim’ll Fix It with the late zany radio DJ Jimmy Saville who died in 2011. It’s A Knockout was a show where silly and fun games were played by local and international teams. The events were always funny and required a great deal of physical ability and water too. The Jim’ll Fix It Show was a request from people to do something special from appearing as a newscaster to jumping out of a plane if you were in your 90s.

No. 20
Love Really Hurts Without You by Billy Ocean
No. 19
Something’s Been Making Me Blue by Smokie
The Bradford with yet another hit in the 1970s. It was back in the 1960s that the boys started this group, but the group had several names including The Sphinx and The Yen. Smokey was the groups name and was changed to Smokie to stop a law suit by Smokey Robinson.
The lead singer was Christopher Norman who also worked in the 1980s with one of the Abba members and also Donavon.
No. 18
Funky Weekend by Stylistics
No. 17
We Do It by R&J Stone
No. 16
Low Rider by War
No. 15
Moonlight Serenade/Little Brown Jug/In The Mood by Glenn Miller
No. 14
Love Machine by Miracles
No. 13
Mamma Mia by Abba
No. 12
Love To Love You Baby by Donna Summer
No. 11
Let’s Call It Quits by Slade
No. 10
Squeeze Box by Who
No. 9
Rain by Status Quo
No. 8
No Regrets by Walker Brothers
No. 7
Dat by Pluto Shevrington
No. 6
It Should Have Been Me by Yvonne Fair
No. 5
Forever And Ever by Slik
No. 4
Convoy by C.W.McCall
No. 3
Roderigo’s Guitar Concerto De Aranjuex (Theme from 2nd Movement) by Manueal and The Music Of The Mountains
No. 2
I love To Love But My Baby Loves To Dance) by Tina Charles

No.1 answer at http://www.inthe1970s.com/2012/01/22/70s-music-chart-february-28th-1976/