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Record world and billboard charts compared: Singles hits, 1970–1979∗
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  • 1980Hit Record Trends, 1940–197735 cited
  • 1975Record Roulette: What Makes It Spin?34 cited
  • 1975Sound recording popularity charts: A useful tool for music research29 cited
  • 1940The relation between "radio plugs" and sheet sales of popular music.24 cited
  • 1973Contemporary popular music: Directions for further research17 cited

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