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Vol. 22, No. 1054 August 19, 1967
WHOIN THEWORLD
At Recent Opening OfDecca's New Offices OnCoast: From Left, PromoMan Gus Savalas; VPMartin P. Salkin; CoastA&R Director Bud Dant;A&R Staffer Teri Brown;Sales VP Sydney N.Goldberg; Gil Rodin, CoastAdministrative Directorof A&R. More Photos in
This Issue.
In the opinion of the editors, this week the following records are the
*SINGLE PICKS OF TIIE WEEK
Every Mother's Son havefound a sensational fol-low-up to their initial re-lease. The new one iscalled "Put Your Mind atEase" (Pocket Full ofTunes-Tobi-Ann, BMI) andwill soar (MGM 13788).
Teens will be gettin' to-gether with "Gettin' To-gether" (Patricia, BMI),the latest in the line ofTommy James and theShondells hit releases.Jimmy Wisner arranged(Roulette 4762).
Al Hirt's "Honey Pot"(East-Millbridge) is smackdab in the middle of to-day's market sound. Thebeat is there and theplaying is wow (RCA Vic-tor 47-9285).
"In the Heat of the Night"(United Artists, ASCAP) isa sizzler and Ray Charlescooks it at exactly theright temperature. Watchthis one at Oscar time(ABC 10970).
SLEEPERS OF THE WEEK
Percy Sledge gets all theemotion out of "Just Outof Reach (Of My TwoEmpty Arms)" (Pronto -FourStar, BMI), and that's theway the buyers will loveit (Atlantic 2434).
"You Can't Do That" (Mac-len, BMI) is an imaginativeembroidery of Beatlessongs by the creative newartist, Nilsson. Side is al-ready a break-out on theCoast (RCA Victor 47-9298).
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Marlena Shaw gives "Wait-ing for Charlie to ComeHome" (Hill & Range, BMI)a meaningful reading andthe intensity will build intomeaningful sales (Cadet5571).
Bill Cosby debuts as a
singer on "Little Ole Man(Uptight Everything's Al-right)" (Jobete, BMI) andthe results sound terrific.This one should make a
big splash (Warner Bros.7072).
ALBUMS OF THE WEEK
Judy Garland is "At Homeat the Palace" and thatmakes the world a littlebrighter. The resilient, bril-liant star is aided by off-spring Lorna and Joe Luft(ABC 620; S620).
"Golden Hits-The Best ofLawrence Welk" is justthat and includes "Cal-cutta," "Moon River,""Baby Elephant Walk,""Apples and Bananas," etc.(Dot DLP 3812; DLP25812).
Peaches and Herb haveamassed a good trackrecord on their selectionof chestnuts for r/b con-sideration. "For Your Love"has some mighty goodones (Date TEM 3005; TES4005).
The Paupers are gettinga big push from MGM andthis package shows why.The group includes "MagicPeople," seemingly theirtheme song and currentsingle (MGM FT/FTS 3026).
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NARA Convention:
Huge Turnout at LavishRegency Hyatt in Atlanta
ATLANTA, GA.-At press time last week, the NARA Conven-tion at the Regency Hyatt House here was in full swing, with ahuge turnout of more than 500 in attendance so far.
The Regency was proving a popular topic of conversation andactivity, with its color TV sets and terraces with each suite andcrowds of conventioneers milling about enjoying the decor.
On Wednesay, Aug. 9, Otis Redding got things groovin' in abig way with an all-night barbecue at his ranch in Macon. TheBar -Kays, Otis Redding and several local acts perfomed.
George Lee Luncheon Host
The Thursday, Aug. 10, the Warner Brothers luncheon sawlabel's George Lee officiating as guest host. Lee introduced themembers of the Warner -Reprise -Loma staff, including Loma's pro-ducer Jerry Ragovoy and promo man Ron Moseley, plus DonCarroll, Atlanta promotion man for all three labels; and Lomastar Linda Jones and her producer, George Kerr.
Sen. Leroy Johnson gave an address at the Thursday luncheon;as did Del Shields, NARA Executive VP, who noted his disap-pointment at Sen. Robert F. Kennedy's being unable to attend theconvention for the second year in a row.
All in all, however, the NARA was having a most auspiciousbeginning for its convention which was set to last through Sun-day, Aug. 13. More details next week.
Neil Bogart, StaffExit Cameo -Parkway
PHILADELPHIA - Follow-ing the recent announcement byAlfred Rosenthal, President ofCameo -Parkway Records, thatAllen Klein and Abbey Butler
Shields HostsNARA Meet
ATLANTA, GA. A pressconference presided over by DelShields, Executive Vice Presi-dent of NARA, was heavily at-tended here last Friday (11)during the 12th annual NARAConvention at the RegencyHyatt House.
Among those present wereartists Nina Simone and OtisRedding and representativesof Life Magazine, t h e At-lanta Journal, the AtlantaConstitution, AtlantaMagazine, Soul Magazine (ofCalifornia), the AssociatedPress, CBS -TV and NBC-TV.
The meeting involved discus-sions of the Civil Rights move-ment and what NARA couldcontribute.
Extensive coverage of theNARA Convention will be in-cluded in the next issue ofRecord World.
had purchased 56% of labelshares, Cameo Vice PresidentNeil Bogart has announced hisresignation, along with severalother staffers.
There Two YearsExiting Cameo -Parkway along
with Bogart, who has been withCameo for two years, are na-tional promotion managers Ce-cil Holmes, also with the disk-ery two years, and Marty Thau,with a year's tenure; and CarolCoviello, Bogart's assistant.
In the past couple of years,Cameo -Parkway has had about30 records on the charts.
Concept DifferenceIn stating the reason for the
resignation, Bogart said thathis prime concern was "a dif-ference of a basic concept re-lating to record sales and pro-motion in today's industry. Thestaff has been negotiating overthe past few weeks with manycompanies, both major and in-dependent, and has decided togo with one of the more re-cently formed independents."
After contracts have beencompletely executed, the staffwill announce its decision, Bo-gart informed.
Garland &At Home on ABC LPs
Label Intro's18 Albums
In NYNEW YORK-Coincidentally,
Judy Garland, star of a classicfamily film of another time,"The Wizard of Oz," and whatpromises to be a classic familyfilm of today, "Dr. Dolittle,"both figured prominently inABC Records' last of three re-gional distributor meetings heldhere last week.
ABC has recorded Judy livefor an LP during her currentsmash engagement at the Pal-ace Theater, and the label willbe distributing 20th Century -Fox Records' soundtrack to theRex Harrison film, "Dr. Dolit-tle." All together, 18 albumswere unveiled, marking one ofABC's biggest releases.
Previous meetings were heldin Los Angeles at the BeverlyHillcrest Hotel on Friday, Aug.4, for Western distributors;and in Chicago at the Ambas-sador East on Monday, Aug. 7,for Midwestern distribs. Pre-siding over the New York meet-ing was Bud Katzel, Directorof Merchandising for ABC.
Of the new releases, sevenare on the ABC label; four onImpulse; three on BluesWay;two on Dunhill; and two on20th Century -Fox. The presen-tation of "Judy Garland-AtHome At the Palace-OpeningNight" brought cheers for theABC label from distributors.The LP represents the first re-cording for ABC by Miss Gar-land, who was recently signedto an exclusive recording con-tract. The album also featuresher two younger children, Lornaand Joey Luft, who appear inthe Palace show.
`Minifilm' Highlight
A highlight of all three ABCmeetings was the screening ofa specially prepared "mini -film" of "Dr. Dolittle," the 20thCentury -Fox motion picturepremiering on Dec. 19 at Loew'sState Theatre in New York asthe largest budgeted musical inthe history of Fox. The originalcast album, with words and mu-sic by Leslie Bricusse, starringRex Harrison, Samantha Eggar,Anthony Newley and RichardAttenborough, was given arousing debut by the minifilmand a dynamic presentation byABC Records' sales force.
Lorna, Joey Luft, Judy GarlandAt the Palace
ABC President Larry New-ton introduced the film's pro-ducer, Arthur Jacobs, and pub-lishing co-ordinator Happy Go -day at the screening.
The deluxe "Dr. Dolittle" al-bum consists of a single recordpackaged in a doublefold jacketwith an eight -page, four-colorstory booklet insert. The mainselling theme for the pictureand LP is "You've Never Seenor Heard Anything Like It InYour Life!" Extensive dealermerchandising aids include: alarge four-color cardboard cen-ter window display with colornegatives of scenes from thefilm; a four-color, four -panelhanging mobile display; four-color counter/window displaycards; counter display browserbox holding 25 "Dr. Dolittle"albums; four-color window andwall streamer; four-color foldout poster; a set of 19 largefour-color photographs; "Dr.Dolittle" buttons reading "Dr.Dolittle for President ofA.M.A."; and a direct mailstu ffer.
A vast consumer advertisingprogram includes Look, Life,McCall's, New Yorker and NewYork Times magazines, as wellas radio advertising. Radio sta-tion breaks and open-end in-terviews with Rex Harrison(who, it is rumored, will bespecially recording other disks.for ABC) will be available.
Plans for JudyThe signing of Judy Garland
to ABC occurred only the otherweek, and plans for promotionof the Garland package are stillbeing formulated, beginningwith a full -page ad in the NewYork Times magazine sectionAug. 20. Responding to tremen-dous demands for display ma-terial, ABC is currently pre-paring a number of items fordealers. Judy's Manager, SidLuft, spoke briefly at the meet -
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Spiegelman Dot Goodman Wax HilitesEastern Manager
Dot Records Vice -Presidentand National Sales ManagerGeorge Cooper has announcedthe appointment of Dot's East-ern Divisional Manager Sey-mour Spiegelman to the posi-tion of Director of EasternOperations.
Spiegelman, who has beenassociated with Dot for the past15 years, both as a recordingartist and in sales, first joinedthe comnany in 1952 when hewas a member of the famedHiMappers which recorded ex-clusively for the Dot label.
In 1954 Spiegelman enteredthe U. S. Army to become amember of the famed Ft. DixSoldiers Chorus which was seenand heard throughout the na-tion on leading television andradio shows. During his lastyear of service he became theirdirector.
In 1957 Spiegelman rejoinedthe Hilltoppers, appearing inleading supper clubs and col-leges throughout the nation un-til January of 1961 when, withhis Masters Degree in Musiceducation from Nashville'sGeorge Peabody College, leftthe group to become a musicteacher. However, six monthslater he was persuaded byRandy Wood, President of Dot,to rejoin the label in the salesand merchandising areas.
Following one year as asalesman at the MemphisBranch, Spiegelman was ap-pointed Branch Manager of theBoston Area where he remaineduntil 1966 when he becameEastern Divisional Manager.
Headquartering in Dot's NewYork offices, Spiegelman now isdirectly responsible for sales,promotion a n d merchandisingthroughout the East.
Privileged
Capitol artist Paul Jones (abovecenter, seated) was in New Yorkrecently to promote his just -re-leased Universal movie starrer,"Privilege," co - starring JeanShrimpton. Capitol is relasingthe title song. Also shown, fromleft: press agent Gertrude Brooks,label's Roy Batachio and BrianHutch, Jones' English rep.
Command Meets in NYCommand, in conjunction
with parent company ABC,completed a series of regionalsales meetings last week, whichincluded new product presen-tations in Los Angeles (4),Chicago (7) and New York (9).
Larry Newton, ABC head,attended the Command meet-ings, which were presided overby Loren Becker, Vice Presi-dent and General Manager ofCommand, with key participa-tion by Charles Trepel, labelNational Sales Manager, whospelled out new merchandisingand promotion ploys.
A highlight of the NewYork meeting was the presenta-tion of new waxery pacteeBenny Goodman, whose firstalbum "Benny Goodman andParis: Listen to the Magic"and first single "Sholom Alei-cham" coupled with "Hava Na-gilah" were unveiled for thedistribs.
Of his new package Good-man said, "I rather like it"-atypically modest assessment ofwhat sounded rather excitingas played at the confab.
During his introductoryspeech, Becker digressed tourge distribs to stock up on8 -track tape. He suggested that
the space provided by slack -off in monaural inventory wouldprovide the right impetus forincreased cartridge endeavors.
In Two GroupsThe new product Which was
introduced was broken into twogroups, the first one beingshipped in August, and the sec-ond group being shipped byOctober 1st. Four albums werepresented in the August group,which included new releases byToots Thielemans, Warren Kime& His Orchestra, William Stein-berg & the Pittsburgh Sym-phony Orchestra, and a Christ-mas Album from the CommandFamily of Artists.
The September/October groupfeatured Jerry Fielding (newon the label), the Ray CharlesSingers, Ashley Miller, Stein-berg and the Pittsburgh Sym-phony and Command's first al-bum by Benny Goodman. Ex-cerpts from each album wereplayed by Becker with a briefdiscourse on how and why thealbum was produced.
Also played were singles tobe released by the Ray CharlesSingers, Dick Hyman, DocSeverinsen, Toots Thielemansand Warren Rime.
Pfeiffer RCA Red Seal ProducerJohn Pfeiffer has been named
Executive Producer, Red SealArtists and Repertoire for RCAVictor Records.
The promotion of Pfeifferwas announced by Roger Hall,Manager, Red Seal Artists andRepertoire, to whom Pfeifferwill report.
Pfeiffer, well-known through-out the recording industry asa producer of recorded per-formances by such artists asJascha Heifetz, Vladimir Horo-witz and Wanda Landowska,has for the past five years beenRCA Victor's Administrator ofRed Seal Audio Coordination.In this capacity he was oneof the engineers responsiblefor the develpoment of Dyna-groove Sound as well as beingin charge of all sound for RedSeal releases.
"In his new position, Pfeifferwill not only return to his pre-vious role as an active pro-ducer, but also assist my de-partment in a number of ad-ministrative duties," Hall said."We consider Pfeiffer to be oneof the most valuable personsin the industry. As a result ofhis new position, RCA Victorwill have the full benefit of
John Pfeiffer
his creative gifts as an Artists& Repertoire Director and hisknowledge and expertise in therecording art."
Joined RCA in '49Pfeiffer joined RCA in Cam-
den in 1949 as a design anddevelopment engineer. The fol-lowing year, he joined the RCAVictor Record Division as Qual-ity Control Engineer. Shortlythereafter, he became a RedSeal Artists and Repertoire Pro-ducer which position he helduntil he was named Red SealAudio Coordination Administra-tor in 1962.
On the Air
Scepteris shown
Records' Dionne Warwickbeing interviewed by
Johnny Holiday in San Francisco.Behind them is Danny Zeitler, Pro-motion Manager for IndependentRecord Sales. Interview was con-ducted while Dionne was packingthe Venetian Room in the FairmontHotel.
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This is the summer of our content.
This is the summer of
EVERY MOTHERS' sonwhose fantastic follow-up to "Come On Down To ftly Boat" will
PUT YOUR minAT Ell$g
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0 014 FOUR STAR **** PICKS
S N G L E I V WEIR E
MUSEUM (Peer Int'l, BMI)LAST BUS HOME (Manken, BM1)
HERMAN'S HERMITS -MGM 13787.A Donovan song sung through gauze
by Herman and his friend. A corner.****WHAT'S SO GOOD ABOUT GOOD-BYE
(Jobete, BMI)MARK TWAIN (Hollenbeck, BMI)
THE GIANT SUNFLOWER -Ode 104.Well-done new slice from the new click
lable. Group should go up charts quickly.****SLEEPY SUMMER DAYS (SLEEPLESS SUMMER
NIGHTS) (Marks, BMI)FORBIDDEN FRUIT (Pomona, BMI)
DON HO -Reprise 0609.Catchy, breezy ditty Don will sing to
standarddom. Couldn't be more pleasant.****SUZANNE (Project 7, BMI)
LIFE IS A DREAM (M. R. C., BMI)NOEL HARRISON-Reprise 0615.
Intense, rambling Leonard Cohen poemis spiritual and strange. Could be left-field hit. ****
TELL ME WHAT CAN I DO (Jalynne, BMI)THERE GOES THE LOVER (Jalynne, BMI)
GENE CHANDLER -Brunswick 55339.Always savvy about laying soul on
the line, Gene does right by this newsoul song. ****BUILDING WITH A STEEPLE (Greenlight, BMI)
I'VE BEEN LOOKIN' (Harvard -Cricket, BMI)FRANK SINATRA JR.-RCA Victor 47-9282.
Moody, swingy semi -gospel dittysung by Frank. Has the sound of aclick. ****
A-TISKET A-TASKET (Robbins, ASCAP)A MILLION TO ONE (Jobete, BMI)
PATTI AUSTIN -Coral 62536.A 1967 version of the Ella Fitzgerald
oldie. Sounds up-to-date and likely.****TOGETHER TILL THE END OF TIME
(Jobete, BMI)ALPINE WINTER (LeBill, BMI)
RAY ROBERTS-Charay 79.Ray does a commendable job of vel-
vet singing on a hefty r/b entry here.****WHILE I'M AWAY (Suma-Heads Up, BMI)
EDDYS GO-GO TRAIN (Suma-Heads Up, BMI)EDDY "G" GILES-Murco 1034.
Soldier makes special requests of hisgirl. The singing is compelling and sois the ditty. ****SAN FERNANDO (Screen Gems -Columbia, BMI)
TEN THOUSAND SUNSETS(Screen Gems -Columbia, BMI)
HOYT AXTON-Colgem.s 66-1005.Folkrock ditty with especially nitty
gritty delivery from Hoyt. One thatwill have them watching and listening.****
HOW CAN I (GO ON WITHOUT YOU)(Missouri, BMI)
DON'T YOU THINK I KNOW (Missouri, BMI)THE OVAITT BROTHERS -Norman 583.
Nitty gritty song with heavy beatcould break through for this new group.
I MAKE A FOOL OF MYSELF (Saturday, BMI)FRANKIE VALLI-Philips 40484.
An electrifying follow-up for Frankie.Alike and different from "Eyes." Sureto make it. No flip info.****
MAGIC PEOPLE (Egresser, BMI)BLACK THANK YOU PACKAGE (Egresser, BMI)THE PAUPERS -Verve Forecast 5062.
New MGM push group prove theirworth on this gritty rock side. Shouldbe sales magic. ****
NINE POUND STEEL (Press, BMI)THE GIRL'S ALRIGHT WITH ME (Cape Ann, BMI)JOE SIMON-Sound Stage 7 2589.Moving r/b entry about a prisoner andhis story. Joe gives the song quite aneffective reading.****
YOU CAN'T BY PASS LOVE(Millbridge-Daedalian, BMI)
YOU'LL NEVER KNOW(Millbridge-Daedalian, BMI)
THE HESITATIONS -Kapp 848.Bounce and swing in these grooves.
Popular fellows have a new one to scorewith. ****
FOOLIN' AROUND (Central, BMI)THIS HEART WASN'T MADE TO KICK AROUND
(Marimba, ASCAP)PEGGY MARCH -RCA Victor 47-9283.
Peggy does some mighty sweet andwistful singing here and should getherself a big, fat hit.****
BORN TO LOSE (Peer Intl, BMI)I NEED YOU SO (St. Louis, BMI)
LAVERN BAKER -Brunswick 55341.Gal does the ditty with her usual
heartful of soul. Will hit hard on charts.****CABARET (Sunbeam, BMI)
MY CUP RUNNETH OVER (Chappell, ASCAP)
LOUIS PRIMA -United Artists 50200.This goodtime Louis sings all about
what life is. His fans will share thefortune. ****
LOVE ME GIRL (Presalane-Hot Shot, BMI)THIS OL' WRECK (Big Shot, ASCAP)
FLOYD & JERRY -Double Shot 114.Cute teen rock tune to get teens to
counters. It has easy swing and modbeat. ****
GOD BLESS THE CHILD (Marks, BMI)HEARTACHES (Pronto-Simco, BMI)
SONDRA WILLIAMS-Atlantic 2432.The Billie Holiday tune in enthralling
new version by this gospel gal. Couldcatch on. ****
THE YELLOW BRICK ROAD (Barmour, BMI)HEAT WAVE (Jobete, BMI)
THE LEMONADE CHARADE -Epic 5-10216.
Beat beat beat good time ditty froma new and amusingly titled crowd.Appealing. ****
39-2140 SHAPE (Minit, BMI)PERSONAL PROPERTY (Papa Don, BMI)
JIMMY JONES -Bell 682.Mid tempo r/b by Jimmy Jones will
appeal to his many followers. Willbreak through.
TAKE A LOOK (Eden, BMI)FOLLOW YOUR HEART (Reggie -Eden, BMI)
ARETHA FRANKLIN -Columbia 4-44270.This is the theme song from the new
"Take a Look" campaign. Should getmuch airplay with sales to follow.****
BYE, BYE BABY (Brent, BMI)BIG BROTHER AND THE HOLDINGCOMPANY -Mainstream 666.
Group has found its own sound east ofcountry, north of folk, south of rock.Sure to go. No flip info.****
NO ONE HERE TO PLAY WITH(Big Secen-N. G. D., BMI)
DON'T YOU FEEL A LITTLE SORRY FOR ME(Big Seven -N. G. D., BMI)
THE CHOIR -Roulette 4760.Imaginative arrangement and song
by Roulette's new group. Has strongchance of chart height -hitting.****
LONELY BOY (Sage & Sand, SESAC)I WALK THE LINE (Hi -Ho, BMI)
VI VELASCO-MTA 125.Vi is back in the grooves with a
haunting folkish ditty. Has appealingquality. ****
GOOD DAY SUNSHINE (Maclen, BMI)THAT OLD TIME FEELING
(Screen Gems -Columbia, BMI)ROY REDMOND-Loma 2075.
Good day soul outing here and every-body will feel the rays. Cut has it.****THE SPANISH FLYER (Dandelion-Wiljon, BMI)YOU GOT TO BE A MAN (Dandelion-Wiljon, BMI)FRANK WILLIAMS AND THEROCKETEERS-Phil-L.A. 304.
Raunchy instrumental will get atten-tion despite title that may raise a ques-tion. Infectious party beat.****
YESTERDAY (Maclen, BMI)DON'T PUT ME DOWN (LeBill, BMI)
PIC & BILL -Smash 2109.Duo delight with r/b-ized version of
the Lennon - McCartney standard.Should get reaction.****
GO AWAY (Dandelion -Blockbuster, BMI)WHAT CAN A MAN DO
(Dandelion -Blockbuster, BMI)HAROLD MELVIN AND THE BLUE -NOTES -Arctic 135.
Many blue notes intoned on thispretty ballad the group will make aname with. ****THRESHOLD OF LOVE (Teenie Bopper, ASCAP)HOW CAN I BE DOWN? (Teenie Bopper, ASCAP)THE VISIONS-Uni 55031.
Extremely attractive rockaballadthat will start teens staging responsivelove -ins. A click.****HATE TO SEE A GOOD THING HAVE TO GO
(Wilkes, BMI)PARADE OF UNCERTAINTY (Wilkes, BMI)
THE RAGGAMUFFINS-Seville 143.Amiable teen tune here might get the
attention of large numbers of buyers.Light with a beat.
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Singles Increasingly BeingForced Out of Albums
By DAVE FINKLE
Since radio stations-top 40especially-have increased theirprogramming of cuts from al-bums, an interesting develop-ment in singles releases hastaken shape.
There seems to be an in-crease of singles forced fromalbums by deejay and listenerdemand.
A single taken from an albumis nothing new, but the fre-quency with which it is hap-pening now is.
At Atlantic, execs definitelyare finding the new corollaryto be true. For instance, Are-tha Franklin's million -selling"Respect" was taken from heralbum. Two weeks ago labelpulled Wilson Pickett's "FunkyBroadway" from "The Sound ofWilson Pickett." Last week theyreleased Sondra Williams "GodBless the Child" from her re-ligious "Hark the Voice" disk.This week's new Percy Sledgeis one-from his latest album.All after response from heavyairplay.
Via Sudden, Intense PlayRCA Victor excerpted the
Youngblood's "Get Together,"a peace -in tune from their firstalbum, because of sudden in-tense play on the West Coast.And last week an early leakon a cut from Nilsson's forth-coming first elpee forced out anew single release, "You Can'tDo That."
The Buckinghams' "Mercy,Mercy, Mercy" (Columbia), inthe top 10, was initially meantonly to be an album inclusion.
The Mamas and the Papas'"Creeque Alley" (Dunhill) waschosen by deejays.
The list continues, and asstations continue to play morecuts from today's increasinglymore well-rounded rock albums,the list will certainly continueto grow.
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fairly usual pattern of releasingtwo singles from any giventeen album (any more than twowould probably pass the pointof diminishing returns), butthe advantage to waxeries isthat the edge is taken off thegamble of that second single.Labels can release a single witha greater certainty of its even-tual success. The cut has al-ready been test -marketed byradio station music directors.
Another Outgrowth?
Another outgrowth of the al-bum airplay situation could bethe increase of cover singlesin the case of cuts from albumsgetting play with no eventualsingle release. This has alreadybeen the instance with manyBeatles tunes, where just aboutevery cut on an album getsplay, but Capitol, or the Beatlesthemselves, have refused to re-lease any cuts as singles. Theresult: a rash of cover versions.
More of this type activitycould mount.
The new wrinkle is an inter-esting one, and one that maybe more interesting not ironedout.
Firsts for Duke
Duke Ellington managed another"first" in his illustrious career lastweek by winning in no fewer thanfive categories in the 15th annualDown Beat International CriticsPoll. Two of the awards were forhis Victor albums, "The PopularDuke Ellington" (Record of theYear) and "Things Ain't WhatThey Used to Be" (Reissue of theYear) which was released in theRCA Victor Vintage Series. In ad-dition, the Duke topped the poll inthe best Band and Composer cate-gories. Ellington's "Sacred Con-cert," also on RCA Victor, placedfifth in the Record of the Yearcategory. Ellington is shown herewith RICA Victor Division VP, Pop-ular A and R, Steve Sholes (left)and his RCA Victor records pro-ducer Brad McCuen belatedly ac-cepting yet another award, aGrammy for "In The BeginningGod," from the "Sacred Concert"LP voted Best Original Jazz Com-position of 1966 by the NationalAcademy of Recording Arts andSciences.
At Decca Coast Opening
Pictured at the formal opening of Decca Records' enlarged West Coastadministrative facilities hosted by Gil Rodin, Coast AdministrativeDirector of A&R, are, from top left: Leonard Feather, Sonny Burke,Rodin, Bud Dant, Decca Coast A&R Director, Decca artist Earl Grantand Bill Grant; Coast promo man iBarry Freeman and Record World'sJack Devaney; Decca artists the Cake and Bill Drake, PD, KHJ; MartinP. Salkin, Decca VP, Teri Brown, A&R staffer, and MCA Music's WarrenBrown. New offices are at 1777 No. Vine St. in Hollywood.
Dunbar PactsNilsson
NEW YORK - Nilsson, newyoung artist whose RCA Victorsingle "You Can't Do That" b/w"Ten Little Indians" wasrushed into release last week,has been signed to an exclu-sive writing contract by Dun-bar Music, Inc. (BMI). The an-nouncement was made by Ger-ald E. Teifer, President of Ar-
bor/Dunbar Publishing."You Can't Do That" and
"Ten Little Indians" wasrushed into release last weekas a result of tremendous re-sponse to air play by radiostation KRLA in Los Angeles.KRLA was flooded by phonecalls when, unbeknown to RCAVictor, a dub of Nilsson's diskwas featured as a "world-wideexclusive" by a "Mystery Art-ist."
Koppelman, RubinProduce Chance Eden
NEW YORK - Koppelman-Rubin Associates has signedan exclusive contract to producethe Chance Eden record dateson the White Whale label.
The agreement is in the na-ture of a reunion. Koppelman-Rubin produced two Number 1records by the Turtles on WhiteWhale, "Happy Together" and"She'd Rather Be With Me,"plus their new fast-moving sin-gle, "You Know What I Mean."
Eden's first release under thenew agreement will be "Look,Here Comes The Sun." The datewas produced for Koppelman-Rubin Associates by the Broth-ers Boylan, John and Terry,who also wrote the tune.
Koppelman-Rubin, in addi-tion to the new Turtles single,are currently represented onthe charts by Gary Lewis &the Playboys with "Jill" onLiberty and "(We'll Meet InThe) Yellow Forest" by Jay &the Americans on UA.
Cryan' Single NoShame in ChicagoColumbia Records' popular
sextet the Cryan' Shames hasscored heavily in their home-town, Chicago, with their latestsingle, "It Could Be We're inLove."
The record is currently No.1 on the big Top -40 stationWLS in Chicago, and Columbiareports sales in excess of 60,-000 copies in that city alone."It Could Be We're in Love" isalso this week's "pick" recordon radio station WABC in NewYork and a strong contenderfor a top spot on the country'scharts.
The Cryan' Shames are alsoriding high with their debutColumbia LP, "Sugar andSpice." Plans are under way torecord another album by thegroup in the near future. Labelalso is backing up the singlewith a three-week tour by theShames of about eight Southernstates.
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KILT-HoustonKNUZ-HoustonWAYS-CharlotteWMAK-NashvilleWKDA-NashvilleKEYS-Corpus ChristiKNOW-Austin
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Philadelphia hit.9. "Be Not Too Hard," Joan Baez-Great song. Immediate
picks.10. "Suzanne on Sunday Morning," Rick Nelson-Fine! Im-
mediate play.11. "Back Track," The Bay Ridge, Atlantic-A lot of play
nationally for the first production of the second Wexler, 15 -year -old Anita.
12. Smash From Philadelphia: "Expressway To Your Heart,"Soul Survivors. It is a giant #5 in sales in Philadelphia, con-firmed big in Florida and with a couple of more markets break-ing it, this will be as big and accurate a tip for us as Box Topsand Jay & Techniques.
13. Breakout from Boston: "From a Parachute," Halee'sComet, Epic-Ted Cooper wrote, produced and sang. It is com-pletely different.
14. "Small Town, Bring Down," Tony Bruno, Buddah-A greatperformance-Artie Ripp has given his best. Poncia and An-dreoli wrote a strong lyric.
15. "Memphis Soul Stew," King Curtis, Atco-Sure giant!
Analysis of Dean Martin's Place in ProgrammingDean Martin is to adults what Beatles and Monkees are to kids.
There is no side to a Martin record and stations can programmore than one Martin record. He is the Super -Star! All youhear in cafes are his records; the bartenders sing along andso do the waitresses.
Also, the fabulous melodies of Bert Kaempfert have a uniqueplace in today's adult scene. Thus, WMAK, Nashville; WCOL,Columbus; WING, Dayton; WNDR, Syracuse; WHBQ, Memphis;KNUZ, Houston, etc., are featuring the "I Can't Help Remember-ing You" side along with "Little Ole Wine Maker" during thedaytime. This is SCIENTIFIC, ALERT PROGRAMMING! Wepredict that this Kaempfert-Jimmy Bowen song will become abig standard and top request with adults, and will get fantasticjuke box spins across the nation. The Anita Kerr version onWB is already getting big smooth music play such as WIP,Philadelphia. Look for Kaempfert to put it out as his next single.Behind the Scenes picked this side last week, probably becauseof the big reaction in the upstate NY territory. They are RIGHT!
Southern Music Hot Tip: "Would You Believe," Tempests,is a complete smash giant through Carolina (Charlotte, Raleigh,Winston-Salem, Durham); Georgia, Alabama and went on WIBG.Philadelphia. We fully agree with Dick Reus that this willcome in ALL THE WAY!
Magnificent Men Are Cap's Next Hottest Property"The Magnificent Men Live" LP on Capitol has messed up my
friend Paul Drew's mind. He forced Capitol to release the"Sweet Soul Medley," Parts 1 and 2, as a single by breaking iton 50,000 watt CKLW, Detroit. This is the only blue-eyed soulgroup that headlines and packs R&B theaters such as the Apolloin Harlem and the Uptown in Philly. They completely stole theshow from the 18 top R&B acts featured on the last WDASCharities show before 15,000 people in Convention Hall, Phila-delphia. Nothing in the world can stop this group from cap-turing the crown this year.
We like: "On the Other Side," Seekers . . . "All Those Mem-ories," Len Barry, RCA, sounds potent.
"Be Not Too Hard" is a fantastic song for Joan Baez . . .
Many listings on "Lovin' Day," Warner -Porter -Warner, RCA . . .
The Dave Clark 5 "Little Bit Now" was a hit by the Majors onImperial.
Hi Lit Blew His Cool: About "Gotta Pay the Price," Al Kent.He plays it every 20 minutes on WIBG, he plays it at home inhis Blue -Denim Pad, he sends copies to all his friends. It gotto him!
Pop Stations Are Overlooking a Flip Tip Smash"Knuckle Head," Bar -Kays, Stax, is a stone giant at WCAO,
Baltimore, and in Philadelphia. George Wilson reports it asbeing very large. Why won't some pop stations that could usea smash instrumental for programming try it? You can breakthis one at record hops! . . . Philadelphia is once again leadingthe way in breaking hits for the nation: "Expressway To Your
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ing, as did Leonard Goldenson,President of American Broad-casting Corp.
The sudden death of jazzgreat John Coltrane took placeonly three days following hisnaming of his last album onthe Impulse label -"Expres-sion"' His untimely death hasspurred such great public in-terest in his Impulse catalogof 17 albums plus "Expres-sion" that ABC has created astrong Coltrane sales program.Included are: a John Coltranecatalog; a special Coltranecatalog; a window/wallstreamer; mounted easels ofColtrane catalog albums; and adisplay counter card, high-lighting "Expression." In Sep-tember, a college radio stationpromotional program will belaunched; and consumer andtrade advertising plans are be-ing made, which will includeradio advertising.
In addition to those above,other releases included onABC are: "I Wanted Someoneto Love" (Frankie Laine), fea-turing wall and windowstreamers; "Della on Stringsof Blue" (Della Reese), with acounter display card; "Phan-tasy" (Tommy Roe), comple-mented with an op art poster;"How Sweet She Is," ABC'sfirst LP release by Sheila Mac-Rae; "All About Love" (theDeAngelis Singers with PeterDeAngelis and His Orchestra) ;and "Praise to the LivingGod," hymns in a jazz settingby the Manhattan Brass Choir.
Impulse is also releasing:"The College Concert of PeeWee Russell and Henry RedAllen"; "Swing Low, SweetCadillac" by Dizzy Gillespie;and "A Lovely Bunch of Al
Coast Huddle
Erroll Garner, MGM Records pian-ist, huddles with Jim Vienneau,A & R manager of the Nashvilleoffice, and Jesse Kaye, VP in Chargeof West Coast recording activity,during special festivities in Gar-ner's honor while he was appear-ing at the Greek Theatre in LosAngeles. Under discussion wasGarner's current MGM album,"That's My Kick."
"Jazzbo" Collins and the Ban-didos," a collection of spokenhumor. An Impulse countercard features all new releases.
On the BluesWay label, rep-resented for the first time areJoe Turner with "Singing theBlues"; and T -Bone Walkerwith "Stormy Monday Blues."Jimmy Reed's second Blues -Way LP is "Soulin' ". Blues -Way browser boxes and coun-ter cards are available.
ABC's Dunhill subsidiaryadded two albums to the re-lease: "Eddie Cano - BroughtBack Live from P.J.'s"; and"Songs for Gentle People" bySteve Allen and the GentlePlayers, the first Dunhill LPby TV's host -pianist -humorist.
In addition to "Dr. Dolittle,"20th Century -Fox is represent-ed by the original soundtrackrecording from the motion pic-ture "Fathom," with music byJohn Dankworth. Orders werealso taken for the pereniallybest-selling Christmas album,"The Little Drummer Boy," bythe Harry Simeone Chorale.
Available on Tapes . . .
Four of the ABC releases areavailable on eight track andfour track cartridge tapes:Frankie Laine's "I WantedSomeone to Love"; "All AboutLove": (the DeAngelis Sing-ers); Tommy Roe's "Phan-tasy"; and "How Sweet She Is"(Sheila MacRae). New eightand four track tapes on Impulseare: "Expression" (John Col-trane) ; "The College Concertof Pee Wee Russell and HenryRed Allen"; "Swing Low,Sweet Cadillac" (Dizzy Gilles-pie).
New tapes for BluesWay:"Singing t h e Blues" (JoeTurner); "Stormy MondayBlues" (T -Bone Walker) ; and"Soulin' " (Jimmy Reed).
New Dunhill 8 and 4 tracktapes are: "Eddie Cano-Brought Back Live from P.J.'s"and "Songs for Gentle People"(Steve Allen and the GentlePlayers).
As announced by Larry New-ton, coming in '68 and '69 willbe the soundtracks to "Star!,"starring Julie Andrews; and"Hello, Dolly!," with BarbraStreisand.
Swann Song in EuropeSol Rabinowitz, Director of
Records Acquisition and Pub-lishing Operations for CBS In-ternational, reports that BettyeSwann's hit recording of "MakeMe Yours" will be distributedby CBS affiliates in most ofEurope.
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(Laurel, ASCAP)Jimmy RoseIli-United Artists 50179
2 GET THE MESSAGE(Stone Canyon, BMI)Brian Hyland-Philips 40472
3 DON'T FORGET ABOUT ME(Screen Gems, Col., BMI)American Breed-Acta 808
4 NOT SO SWEETMARTHA LORRAINE
(Joyful, Wisdom, BMI)Country Joe & Fish-Vanguard 35052
5 SALLY SAYIN' SOMETHIN'(Sunshine, Poltergeist, Kama Sutra,
BMI)Billy Harner-MGM 226
6 LOOK IN YOUR EYES(Gil, BMI)Scott McKenzie-Capitol 5961
7 DEVIL'S ANGELS(Dijon. BMI)Dave Allen & Arrows-Tower 341
8 COME ON SOCK IT TO ME(Co!pan, BM!)Syl Johnson-Twilight 100
9 JOHNNY B. GOODE(Arc, BMI)Coronados-Parliament 750
10 GOOD DAY SUNSHINE(Maclen, BMI)Claudine Longet-A&M 864
11 THE TOUCH OF YOU(Camad, BMI)Five Stairsteps-Windy C 608
12 LITTLE OLE WINEDRINKER ME
(Moss -Rose, BMI)Robert Mitchum-Monument 1006
13 LAURA (WHAT'S HE GOTTHAT I AIN'T GOT)
(Gallic°, BMI)Brook Benton-Reprise 0611
14 HOLD ON(Pronto, BMI)Mauds-Mercury 72694
15 I FEEL LIKE CRYING(Champion-WABS, BMI)Sam & Bill-Decca 32143
16 PURPLE HAZE(Sea Lark, BMI)Jimi Hendrix Experience-Reprise 0597
11 ANYTHING GOES(Harms. ASCAP)Harper's Bizarre-Warner Bros. 7063
18 BELIEVE IN ME BABYJesse James -20th Century Fox 6684
19 AS LONG AS I LOVE(Myto, BMI)Fantastic Four-Ric Tic 130
20 GET ON UP(Hi-Mi, BMI)Esquires-Bunky 7750
21 LONESOME ROAD(Skilkret, Paramount, ASCAP)Wonder Who-Philips 40472
22 SUMMER COLORS(April, ASCAP)Wayne Newton-Capitol 5954
23 A WOMAN WILL DO WRONG(Dandelion, Twig, BMI)Helene Smith-Phil-La 300
24 AGNES ENGLISHJohn Fred & Playboys-Paula 10191
25 HEARTACHES -HEARTACHES0. V. Wright-Back Beat 583
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41 THAT'S HOW IT IS(Arc, Cragvee, BMI)Otis Clay-One-derful 4848
48 BE NOT TOO HARD(Peer Inel, BMI)Joan Baez-Vanguard 35055
49 RESPECT(Ananga-Ranga, BMI)Jimmy Smith-Verve 10536
50 I HAD A DREAM
26 I'LL SEE YOU IN THESUMMERTIME
(Beechwood, BMI)Outsiders-Capitol 5955
27 AND I DON'T WANT FOR
YOUR LOVE(Hill & Range, BMI)Keepers of Light-Steed 701
28 INTO SOMETHING FINE(January, BMI)Raelettes-Tangerine 976
29 PIECE OF SILK(Johnny Rivers, BMI)Marvellos-Warner Bros. 7064
30 THE PARADE HAS PASSED
ME BYJ. J. Lancaster-Date 1564
31 WHEN WE'RE MADE AS ONE
32 WHAT DOES IT TAKE(Glaser, BMI)Skeeter Davis-RCA Victor 9242
33 ROLLIN' & TUMBLIN'(Arc, BMI)Canned Heat-Liberty 55979
34 KARATE BOO -GA -LOO(Boo-Ga-Loo & Love Love, BMI)Jerry-O-Shout 217
35 CRYING LIKE A BABY(Little Rich, BMI)Jive Five-Musicor 1250
36 WEDNESDAY(Sandphil-Roznique, BMI)Royal Guardsmen-Laurie 3397
31 I DIG ROCK & ROLL(Pepamar, ASCAP)Peter, Paul & Mary-Warner Bros. 7067
38 STOUT HEARTED MEN(Harms, ASCAP)Barbra Streisand-Columbia 44225
39 LOVIN' SOUND
40 I'M JUST WAITIN'(Merlin, BMI)New Colony Six-Sentar 1207
41 IT'S A LAZY SUMMER DAYPeppermint -Trolly Co.-Acta
42 BATTLE OF LITTLE BIG HORN(Plymouth, ASCAP)Tommy Hunter-Columbia
43 FRIDAY'S GONE(David Arbat, BMI)String Rays of Newburgh-
Columbia 44235
DANCING GIRL(Squall, BMI)Henry Richardson-Eloise 303
HEART & SOUL(Famous, ASCAP)Incredibles-Audio Arts 60007
BOOGALOO TRAMP(Anthor, BMI)A. C. Reed-Nike 2002
(Sanavan, BMI)Manhattans-Carnival 529
(M. Witmark & Son, ASCAP)Ian & Sylvia-MGM 13686
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Heart," Soul Survivors, now OWNS the city.Breaking in New York, Long Island Area : "Girl, I Got News
For You," Aesop's Fables, Atco.Cathy Lynn is back in action with her new label Heart and
Soul and the first release is very strong: "Soda Pop," MarshaBrody.
"Gettin' Together," Tommy James & Shondells, is a sure hit."Museum," Herman's Hermits, has to be a smash. This is a
Donovan composition . . . "Put Your Mind At Ease," EveryMother's Son, is fine.
"Sugar Man," Keith, is very strong . . . "Cat In the Window,"Petula Clark, is strong ... "She Knows," Bobby Darin, is great,Speedy Perez, KNIT, Abeline, testifies that "Mojo Mama" out of
the Wilson Pickett LP has to be the next single.The new Spencer Davis is "Ticket Seller" . . . "Someday Morn-
ing," Wildweeds, Chess, went on WLS, Chicago."Do Something To Me," ? and Mysterians, is a tremendous
Richie Cordell and Bo Gentry production, and should make thema top group. It's a great discotheque dance record. The staff atCameo is all out! Gentry and Cordell cut the next Sam theSham, and will be singing for Bob Crewe. They did the DarlingSisters for MGM.
We Like: "It Must Be Him," Vicki Carr, Liberty. It would bea great vehicle for Lainie Kazan or Barbra Streisand. Also,"I Have Loved Me a Man," Morgans King, Reprise. Don't tellanybody, but there are some great songs still being written.
Philadelphia Hit: "When Your Old Wedding Ring Was new,"de Angelis Singers, ABC.
Good Good Music: "It Makes No Difference," Vic Damone,RCA.
WKDA confirms that "Meter Reader Maid," Bocephus, is asmash. Dick Buckley reports it as a solid hit.
"Gimme a Little Sign," Breton Wood, is a smash in L.A., Chi-cago, Charlotte.
"Shades of Gray," Will -O -Bees, Date, is breaking loose. Sell-ing well in Hartford . . . "Sally Sayin' Somethin'," Billy Harner,is a big one in Philadelphia. You hear it every couple of hours.
The new Nilsson is "You Cant Do That." It's strong."Memphis Soul Stew," King Curtis, Atco, blew Jack Parnell's
mind.WMCA, NYC, Picks "With You Girl," Arbors, Date.Dean Tyler, WIBG, Philadelphia reports "Got To Pay the Price,"
Al Kent, is a stone smash .. . Ditto "Expressway," Soul Survivors,Crimson.
The fantastic new Martha & Vandellas is "Love Bug Leave MyHeart Alone."
The Philadelphia smash, "Some Kind of Wonderful," SoulBros. 6, Atlantic, hit #3 at CKLW & WKNR, Detroit.
WBBQ, Augusta, reports "Would You Believe," Tempests, is asmash . . . Gladys Knight is top 5 at WQXI, Atlanta.
"Rain on Me," Critters, is a hit in 'Cincinnati . . . Lansing,Mich. is breaking "Can't Stop," Last Word, Atco, to confirmtop 5 in Miami.
WCFL, 'Chicago, picks "See Emily Play," Pink Floyd.Wichita picks "Plastic Flowers," Rich Kids, Steed."Flower Man," Garden of Eden, is breaking in Denver at KIMN.Vanilla Fudge breaking in California. Advance orders on the
LP in L.A. are fantastic! WE TOLD YOU SO!S.F. picks "Be Not Too Hard," Joan Baez."Let's Get Together," Tiffany System, going in Orlando."To Love Somebody," Bee Gees, is a stone smash."Everlasting Love," Robert Knight, is selling in the South . . .
"Love," Groove, Wand, is getting a lot of play."Don't Forget About Me," American Breed, Acta, is picking
up a lot of stations, especially in the South."Would You Believe," Tempests, is now top 10 on WAYS &
WKIX."I Wanna Testify," Parliaments, is a smash in Louisville,
Washington, Raleigh, Atlanta, Tampa, Wheeling."It Looks Like Love," Johnny Cymbal, looks great at WLS, and
Howard Bednoe is very high on it."Say Those Magic Words," McCoys, Bang, is picking up a lot
of key stations."Agnes English," John Fred, Paula, broke wide open at WCLS,
Ga. with big phone requests after one day's airplay. Big in PineBluff, Louisville, Washington, top 10 in New Orleans.
"I Feel Good," Lewis & Clarke breaking open in the South.Ted Ours, WFLB, Fayettville, went on "Someday Morning,"
Wildweeds, Chess.Jack Gale, WAYS, Charlotte, confirms Atlanta, Philly, Balti-
more on "Got To Pay the Price," Al Kent, as a top 10 smash.Jim Davenport, WFOM, Marietta, reports "Blues Theme," Ar-
rows, as a #1 Giant, which it also is in Pittsburgh.Bob Canada, WORD, Spartenburg, reports Tempests is a smash.Dick Buckley, WKDA, Nashville, reports "Wonderful Moment,"
Shakers, ABC, is a smash. We agree, Dick. Great record!Dick Daniels, KEYS, Corpus Christi, reports "Magic Words,"
McCoys, is a hit record there.Charlie Brown, WKIX, Raleigh, is very high on Bocephus . . .
King Zbornik reports "Love," Groove, Scepter, is a solid hit.Jack Spector, WMCA, N.Y., feels that Flower Music has not
basically happened in NYC. Jack feels that the group called BayRidge is fantastic. They worked "live" for him.
Nick Anthony, KYNO, Fresno, #1-"Hip Hug -Her," Booker T.. . . On: Forum; Box Tops; Van Morrison. Van arrived in theUnited States. He is kicking off the drive to introduce R&B inthe exchange of culture between the United States and Israel.Mr. and Mrs. Bert Berns are hosting a boat ride up the HudsonAug. 15 from 8 to 12 p.m. All those interested in a fantastic timecall Bert Berns at LT -1-3740. Tickets are $20 per person. Getyour tickets in quickly so you are not left out. This is a worthycause.
Rock Robin, KAAY, Little Rock, Action: Back Track," BayRidge; Merry -Go -Round; American Breed; 5 Americans; Dono-van; "Turn to Stone," 4 Tops; Houston Wynette. Likes: ? andMysterians. Good: Bocephus. Likes: Otis & Carla. Pick: "WithYou Girl," Arbors, Date. Flip Tip: "Knuckle Head," Bar -Kays.
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Charlie Brown Stars In Macy's PromoNEW YORK-Over 1,000 peo-
ple jammed Macy's Sixth Flooroff-Broadway Theatre to greetthe cast of "You're a GoodMan, Charlie Brown" who ap-peared there in person, giving ahalf-hour capsule revue oftheir hit show.
800 MGM original cast "Char-lie Brown" albums were soldon the spot. Albums were auto-graphed by each member of thecast.
A huge 9 x 9 foot replica ofthe album cover was used as abackdrop for the performance.An additional 5 x 5 foot blowupis hanging from the ceiling inthe Macy's Fifth Floor RecordDepartment.
Macy's ran a full page ad inthe New York Times a day be-fore the performance, advertis-ing this special event and theMGM album. Plans are beingformulated to repeat the eventat Macy's New Rochelle store.
At Macy's: from left, stars Bob Balaban, Reva Rose; Herb Galewitz,producer of the "Charlie Brown" LP; Jerry Fengel, Record Buyer forMacy's; MGM's Sol Handwerger; stars Bill and Skip (hidden) Hinnantand (partly hidden) Karen Johnson.
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NEW Y01:1. - Golden Rec-ords, the children's record armof A. A. Records here, an-nounces the release of 12 newLP kiddie disks, seven new"Read & Hear" book and recordsets and three fresh record andgame set items.
Included in the LPs are a"Time To Tell Time" recordaimed at educational and en-tertainment use, as well as anaid for the Headstart Program.Also in this group are "Storiesin Sound" and "Smokey Bearand Ranger Hal," which hasbeen endorsed by the U. S. De-partment of the Interior's For-estry Division for their promo-tional use against forest fires.The record contains the actualvoice of Smokey (JacksonWeaver).
Other new LPs are: "When IGrow Up," "The Little EngineThat Could," "KindergartenPlaytime Songs," "I Went ToThe Animal Fair," "My FirstABC Record," "Songs ThatTickle Your Funny Bone," "In-door Play For a Rainy Day,""Activity And Funtime Songs"and "Darling Go To Sleep,Sleep, Sleep."
The new book & record setsare: "Three Little Pigs," "TheLittle Engine That Could,""The White Bunny and HisMagic Nose," "The Animals ofFarmer Jones," "The HappyMan And His Dump Truck,""The Big Brown Bear" and"The Three Billy Goats Gruff."
Usable Sans DiskGolden's entry into the toy
field, the record and game setscan be used with or without therecord. Each of three separatepackages is contained in a dou-ble fold record jacket with theplaying board inside. "The Gal-lant Tailor of Fooladelphia,""The Wizard of Oz Returns"and "Holidays" make up thisnew Golden idea.
In the areas where these rec-ord and game sets have beenfield-tested, the results havebeen most gratifying, label re-ports. The child's attention spanwas much longer due to moreactive participation.
These sets motivated the chil-dren because "The usage ofcontemporary music, dialogue,sound effects, learning tech-niques and physical movementstimulated the listeners more,"the report said.
Concert Review
Standees HearDeRose Memorial
ASBURY PARK, N. J.-Over1500 people including standeesattended the Peter DeRose Me-morial Concert presented in theoutdoor area of ConventionHall here on Sunday evening,Aug. 6.
Mrs. Peter DeRose, Vincent Lopez,Mayor Frank H. Rowland of As-bury Park, N. J.
The program included someof Peter DeRose's great stand-ards played by the Asbury ParkMunicipal Band conducted byFrank Bryan, among whichwere "Deep Purple," "MuddyWater" and "Wagon Wheels,"plus a special musical arrange-ment of a poem by Lt. GeneralGeorge Patton of World WarII fame.
Artists who performed thePeter DeRose tunes includedPhil Brito, Mary Small, RosaRio, Vincent Lopez, FrankieVal, the Four Gentlemen anda Hawaiian group, Sam Makiaand His Beachboys, featuringDennis Regor and the HulaGirls.
Distinguished representativesof the music and politicalworlds were present includingSylvia Rosenberg, executivesecretary to the President ofASCAP, Stanley Adams; DickBoltter, President of Shapiro -Bernstein; publisher Abe 01 -man; writer J. Fred Coots;Evelyn Eisenstadt of the UnitedStates Information Agency;representatives of Robbins -Feist -Miller; Mayor Frank H.Rowland and representatives ofthe City Council; Paul Dumont,radio announcer; Jerry Nus-baum, columnist on the NewarkStar Ledger; Henry Okun, con-sultant for the press, radio andTV coverage; along with GeorgeZuckerman, concert co-ordina-tor and emcee of the show.
Mrs. DeRose received manywords of praise for her con-sistent, year-to-year press andradio promotions of Peter'scompositions which remain asfresh as they did when firstcomposed.
Murbo RushesHousehold SpongeNEW YORK - Murbo Rec-
ords, a division of Bourne Mu-sic, has rush -released a singleby the Household Sponge, aquintet of N.Y.U. college stu-dents, entitled "Scars." Thetune was penned by DrewSbordone, Dan Prosseda andLew Schatzer and produced bySchatzer and Jimmy Krondes.The flip side, "Second Best," isalso an original by the group.
The House-hold Spongeincludes DrewSbordone, DanProsseda andJoe Siano, allof Brooklyn,N. Y., and Bil-ly Hayes of
Household Sponge Plainfield, N.J., and GeffWright of
Staten Island, N. Y.The group has already ap-
peared in the New York area atPalisades Park during W.M.-C.A. "Good Guy Week" onshows hosted by Joe O'Brien,Jack Spector and Dean An-thony. The group was formerlycalled the Aladdins and hasworked extensively during thepast at all the major clubs andcolleges in the greater Metro-politan area. The group isscheduled for four singles andan album within the next year
Rosen AcquiresI. J. Morgan
PHILADELPHIA, PA.-Ray-mond Rosen & Co., Inc., distribsof RCA Victor and WhirlpoolProducts, acquired the control-ling interest in the I. J. MorganCompany, record one -stop andrack jobber, on Wednesday,July 26. There will be nochange in personnel.
Jerry Rosen (no relation) willcontinue as President of I. J.Morgan Company. He will re-port to Paul Knowles, VP ofRaymond Rosen & Co., Inc.
I. J. Morgan will be movingfrom their present location at511 N. Broad St. into RaymondRosen & Company's headquar-ters on Parkside Ave. At 51stSt. on Aug. 21.
`Lotus' Campaign"Lotus Palace" by the Alan
Lorber Orchestra on Verve isthe subject of a full merchan-dising campaign.
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Beacon St. Union to his produc-tion firm, Coral Rock Produc-tions. Farrell also producesMGM's Every Mothers' Son.
Ivan Mogull's Fit Produc-tions has just completed FrankSinatra Jr.'s next RCA release,"Building with a Steeple" b/w"I've Been Lookin' ".
Carla Thomas has signed anexclusive representation con-tract with Ashley FamousAgency.
Producer John Brummage ofTampa, Fla. seeking newgroups, masters and material.Brummage was the engineer onthe "Snoopy vs. the Red Baron"outing.
Murray Singer, VP of LaurieRecords, reports an enthusias-tic reaction from one stops andrecord jobbers to the label'sgoldie drive.
Helios Professional ManagerScott English heading towardEngland for a series of meet-ings with record producers andA&R men. English will be join-ing the firm's President, ClausOgerman, who has been in Eu-rope for the past month.
Phil Leeds, who managesEvery Mothers' Son, has set amid -western tour for his group.
Mike Gershman has joinedRogers, Cowan & Brenner Inc.,and will head up its expandedmusic department in BeverlyHills.
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Smiles all around as the YoungRascals take home their first certi-fied gold record for topping salesof one million copies of their At-lantic single, "Groovin'." Shownfrom left: Eddie Brigati (seated);Ahmet Ertegun, president of At-lantic Records; Felix Cavaliere;Gene Cornish and Arif Mardin, At-lantic recording exec.
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Monkees-Colgems 10073 2 LIGHT MY FIRE
Doors-Elektra 456154 4 I WAS MADE TO LOVE HER
Stevie Wonder-Tamla 541515 6 A GIRL LIKE YOU
Young Rascals-Atlantic 24249 BABY I LOVE YOU
Aretha Franklin-Atlantic 24271 8 WHITE RABBIT
Jefferson Airplane-RCA Victor 92488 7 MERCY MERCY MERCY
Buckinghams-Coumbia 441829 3 A WHITER SHADE OF PALE
Procol Horum-Deram 750712 CARRIE ANNE
Hollies-Epic 1018015 SILENCE IS GOLDEN
Tremeloes-Epic 1018412 14 MAMMY
Happenings-B. T. Puppy 530 20 COLD SWEATJames Brown-King 6110 38 ODE TO BILLIE JOEBobby Gentry-Capitol 6950
21 THANK THE LORD FOR THENIGHT TIME 6
Neil Diamond-Bang 54716 18 SOUL FINGER 14
Bar-Kays-Volt 148 35 HEROES AND VILLAINS 3Beach Boys-Brother 1001 39 YOU'RE MY EVERYTHING 3Temptations-Gordy 7063
19 23 WORDS 5Monkees-Colgems 1007
20 22 TO LOVE SOMEBODY 6Bee Gees-Atco 6503
29 LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL 10Bunny Sigler-Parkway 153 41 FAKIN' IT 4Simon & Garfunkel-Columbia 44232
23 10 WINDY 13Association-Warner Bros. 7041
24 26 HYPNOTIZED 10Linda Jones-Loma 2070
25 27 TESTIFY 9Parliaments-Revilot 207 59 REFLECTIONS 2Diana Ross & The Supremes-Motown 1111
27 16 JACKSON 9Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood-
Reprise 059528 13 CAN'T TAKE MY EYES OFF YOU 15
Frankie Valli-Philips 4044649 COME BACK WHEN YOU GROW UP 6
Bobby Vee-Liberty 5596430 32 OUT & ABOUT 7
Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart-A&M 85831 11 I TAKE IT BACK 11
Sandy Posey-MGM 13744
32 11 UP UP AND AWAY 12Fifth Dimension-Soul City 756
33 34 DON'T LET THE RAIN FALLDOWN ON ME 6
Critters-Kapp 83851 APPLES, PEACHES & PUMPKIN PIE 5
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OF HEAVEN 4Chris Bartley-Vando 101
38 36 MORE LOVE 10Smokey Robinson & Miracles-Tamla 54152
39 45 SHOOT YOUR SHOT 5Jr. Walker & All Stars-Soul 35036
47 BROWN EYED GIRL 9Van Morrison-Bang 454
62 SAN FRANCISCAN NIGHTS 3Buckinghams-Columbia 44182
42 19 MAKE ME YOURS 14Bettye Swann-Money 126
43 25 A LITTLE BIT OF SOUL 15Music Explosion-Laurie 3380* 55 BLUES THEME 8Davie Allen-Tower 295
45 24 I LIKE THE WAY 8Tommy James & Shondells-Roulette 4756* 54 WINDOWS OF THE WORLD 3Dionne Warwick-Scepter 12196
47 40 SOCIETY'S CHILD 13Janis Ian-Verve Folkways 5027* 71 YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN 2Turtles-White Whale 254
49 28 SAN FRANCISCO "WEARFLOWERS IN YOUR HAIR" 12
Scott McKenzie-Ode 103* 65 FUNKY BROADWAY 3Wilson Pickett-Atlantic 2430* 60 I WANT TO LOVE YOU FOR
WHAT YOU ARE 4Ronnie Dove-Diamond 227
52 56 CRY SOFTLY LONELY ONE 5Roy Orbison-MGM 13764* 69 HIGHER AND HIGHER 3Jackie Wilson-Brunswick 55336
54 42 CHAPEL IN THE MOONLIGHT 1Dean Martin-Reprise 0601
55 43 I TAKE WHAT I WANT 5James & Bobby Purify-Bell 680
56 52 HAPPY 6Blades of Grass-Jubilee 56582* 68 EVERYBODY NEEDS LOVE 4Gladys Knight & Pips-Soul 35034
58 67 HAPPY 6Sunshine Company-Imperial 66247* 70 A THOUSAND SHADOWS 5Seeds-Crescendo 394
60 66 BABY YOU'RE A RICH MAN 4Beatles-Capitol 5964
88 THE LETTER 2Bob Tops-Mala 565* 76 A LITTLE BIT NOW 2* 19 JILL
Clark Five-Epic 102096
Gory Lewis & Playboys-Liberty 55985* 15 HA HA SAID THE CLOWN 3Yardbirds-Epic 10204* 12 RUN RUN RUN 3Third Rail-Epic 10191* 73 GROOVIN' 3Booker T. & MG's-Stax 224
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11 17 A WOMAN'S HANDS 2Joe Tex-Dial 4061
72 58 WASHED ASHORE 8Platters-Musicor 1251* 84 TURN ON YOUR LOVE LIGHT 4Oscar Toney, Jr.-Bell 681
(-) MAKING EVERY MINUTE COUNT 1
Spunky & Our Gang-Mercury 72714 (-) ZIP CODE 1
Five Americans-Abnak 123* (-) GIMME LITTLE SIGN 1
Brenton Wood-Double Shot 116* (-) SIXTEEN TONS 1
Tom Jones-Parrot 40016
'Jr 87 LAURA, WHAT'S HE GOT THATI AIN'T GOT 2
Frankie Laine-ABC 095779 80 DON'T YOU MISS ME A LITTLE
BIT BABY 4Jimmy Ruffin-Soul 35035
81 NEARER TO YOU 4Betty Harris-Sansu 466
(-) KNOCK ON WOOD 1
Otis & Carla-Stax 228(-) PAPER SUN 1
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87 90 FORGET IT 2Sandpebbles-Calla 134
88 91 YOU GOTTA PAY THE PRICE 2Al Kent-Ric Tic 127
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90 96 CASANOVA 3Ruby Andrews-Zodiac 1007
91 93 IT'S THE LITTLE THINGS 3Sonny & Cher-Atco 6507
(-) LOVE BUG LEAVE MY HEARTALONE 1
Martha & Vandellas-Gordy93 (-) LITTLE OLE WINE DRINKER ME 1
Dean Martin-Reprise 060894 (-) FUNKY BROADWAY 1
Dyke & Blazers-Original Sound 6495 (-) YOU'RE A VERY LOVELY WOMAN 1
Merry Go Round-A&M 86396 (-) IT'S GOT TO BE MELLOW 1
Leon Haywood-Decca 3216497 98 THAT DID IT 3
Bobby Bland-Duke 42198 99 ALONG COMES MARY 2
Baja Marimba Band-A&M 86299 (-) JUST ONCE IN A LIFETIME 1
Brenda & Tabulations-Dionn 503100 (-) I FEEL GOOD (I FEEL BAD) 1
Lewis & Clarke Expedition-Colgems 1006
TOP POPS ALPHABETICALLY -PLUS PUBLISHER & LICENSEEA GIRL LIKE YOU (Slacsar, BMI) 5A LITTLE BIT NOW (Travis, BMI) 62A WOMAN'S HANDS (Tree, BMI) 71ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE (Maclen, BMI) 1
ALONG COMES MARY (Irving, BMI) 98APPLES, PEACHES 8 PUMPKIN PIE
(Philstox, Act Three, BMI) 34BABY I LOVE YOU (14th Floor, Pronto, BMI) 6
BABY YOU'RE A RICH MAN (Maclen, BMI) 60BLUES THEME (Dijon, BMI) 44BROWN EYED GIRL (Web. IV. BMI) 40CAN'T TAKE MY EYES OFF YOU
(Saturday, Seasons Four. BMI) 28CARRIE ANN (Maribus, BMI) 10CASANOVA (BMI) 90CHAPEL IN THE MOONLIGHT
(Shapiro -Bernstein, ASCAP) 54COLD SWEAT (Dynatone, BMI) 13COME BACK WHEN YOU GROW UP
(Painted Desert, BMI) 29CRY SOFTLY LONELY ONE (Acuff -Rose, BMI) 52DON'T LET THE RAIN FALL DOWN ON ME
(Uganda, BMI) 33DON'T YOU MISS ME A LITTLE BIT BABY
(Jobete, BMI) 79DRUMS (Earl Barton, BMI) 83EVERYBODY NEEDS LOVE (Jobete, BMI) 57FAKIN' IT (Charing Cross, BMI) 22FORGET IT (Unbelovable, BMI) 87FUNKY BROADWAY (Drive In, Routeen, BMI) 50, 94GIMME LITTLE SIGN (Big Shot, ASCAP) 76
GLORY OF LOVE (East -Time, Redwal, BMI).. 35GROOVIN' (Slacsar, BMI) 66HA HA SAID THE CLOWN (Ponderosa, BMI) 64HAPPY (Unart, BMI) 56, 58HEROES AND VILLAINS (Sea of Tunes, BMI) 17HIGHER AND HIGHER (Jalynne, BRC, BMI) 53HYPNOTIZED (Zira, Flotica, BMI) 24I FEEL GOOD (I FEEL BAD)
(Screen Gems, Col., BMI) 100I LIKE THE WAY (Patricia, BMI) 45I TAKE IT BACK (Low -Seal, BMI) 31I TAKE WHAT I WANT (East, Cotillion, BMI) 55I WANT TO LOVE YOU FOR WHAT YOU ARE
(Richard Irwin, ASCAP) 51
I WAS MADE TO LOVE HER (Jobete, BMI) 4
IT COULD BE WE'RE IN LOVE(Destination, BMI) 68
IT'S GOT TO BE MELLOW (Jim-Edd, BMI) 96IT'S THE LITTLE THINGS (BMI) 91JACKSON (Bexhill. Quartet, BMI) 27JILL (Chardon, BMI) 63JUST ONCE IN A LIFETIME (Bee Cool, BMI) 99KNOCK ON WOOD (East, BMI) 81LADY FRIEND (Tickson, BMI) 84LAURA (Ashmer, BMI) 78
LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL (Travis, BMI) . 21
LIGHT MY FIRE (Nipper, ASCAP) 3
LITTLE BIT OF SOUL, A (Schnapps, BMI) . 43LITTLE OLE WINE DRINKER ME
(Moss -Rose, BMI) 93
LOVE BUG LEAVE MY HEART ALONE(Jobete, BMI) 92
MAKE ME YOURS (Cash Songs, BMI) 42MAKING EVERY MINUTE COUNT
(Akbesto Music, BMI) 74MAMMY (Bourne, Donaldson, Warock, ASCAP) 12MERCY MERCY MERCY (Zawinul, BMI) 8MORE LOVE (Jobete, BMI) 38NEARER TO YOU (Marsaint, BMI) 80ODE TO BILLY JOE (Shayne, ASCAP) 14OUT AND ABOUT (Screen Gems, Col., BMI) 30PAPER SUN (Essex, ASCAP) 82PENNY ARCADE (Screen Gems, Col., BMI) . 70PLEASANT VALLY SUNDAY
(Screen Gems, Col., BMI) 2REFLECTIONS (Jobete, BMI) 26RUN RUN RUN (TM, BMI) 65SAN FRANCISCAN NIGHTS
(Sealark, Slamina, BMI) 41SAN FRANCISCO WEAR FLOWERS IN YOUR
HAIR (Trousdale, BMI) ... 49SHOOT YOUR SHOT (Jobete, BMI) 39SILENCE IS GOLDEN
(Saturday, Gevedium, BMI) 11SIXTEEN TONS
(American, Norma, Presley, BMI) 77SOCIETY'S CHILD (Dialogue, BMI) 47
SOUL FINGER (BMI) 16SWEETEST THING (Blackwood, BMI) 37TESTIFY (Groovesville, BMI) 25
THAT DID IT (Don, BMI) 97THANK THE LORD (Tallyrand, BMI) 15THE LETTER (13M1) 61THERE IS A MOUNTAIN
(Peer Int., Hi Count, BMI) 69THINGS I SHOULD HAVE SAID
(Trousdale, BMI) 67THOUSAND SHADOWS, A
(Neil, Purple Bottle, BMI) 59TO LOVE SOMEBODY (Nemperor, BMI) 20TRY TRY TRY (Trousdale, BMI) 89TURN ON YOUR LOVE LIGHT (Don. BMI) 73TURN THE WORLD AROUND (Fingerlace, BMI) 86UP. UP AND AWAY (Johnny Rivers, BMI) 32WASHED ASHORE (Catalogue, A La King, BMI) 72(WE'LL MEET IN THE) YELLOW FOREST
(Chardon, Shelby, Singleton, BMI) 85WHITE RABBIT (Copper Penny, BMI) 7
WHITER SHADE OF PALE (Essex, ASCAP) 9WINDY (Irving, BMI) 23WINDOWS OF THE WORLD
(Jac, Blue Seas, ASCAP) 46WORLD WE KNEW (Roosevelt. BMI) 36WORDS (Screen Gems, Col., BMI) 19YOU GOTTA PAY THE PRICE (Myto, BMI) 88YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN (Chardon, BMI) 48Y011'RE A VERY LOVELY WOMAN
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1 1 1 SGT. PEPPER'S LONELYHEART'S CLUB BAND
Beatles -Capitol MAS SMAS 26532 HEADQUARTERS
Monkees-Colgems COM COS 103
3 FLOWERSRolling Stones -London LL -3509: PS -509
4 SURREALISTIC PILLOWJefferson Airplane -
RCA Victor LPM LSP 37668 UP UP AND AWAY
Fifth Dimension -Soul City SCM-91000: SCS-92000
1 I NEVER LOVED A MANAretha Franklin -Atlantic M SD 8139
9 DOORSElektro EKL EKS 7-4007
10 INSIGHT OUTAssociation -Warner Bros. W WS 1696
9 5 SOUNDS LIKEHerb Alpert & Tijuana Brass-
A&M LP -124: SP -4124
10 6 REVENGEBill Cosby -Warner Bros. W WS 1691
0,2 11 RELEASE MEEngelbert Humperdinck-
Parrot PA -61012: PAS -71012
0:22 13 HOLLIES' GREATEST HITS 12Imperial LP -9350: LP -21350
13 12 BORN FREE 15Andy Williams -Columbia CL -2680: CS -9480
19 MORE OF THE MONKEES 30CoIgems-COM, COS 102
17 JANIS IAN
16) 14 A MAN AND A WOMAN 39Verve Folkways FT FTS 3017
Soundtrack-U.A. UAL -4147: UAS-6147
17 15 REWIND 11Johnny Rivers -Imperial LP -9341: LPS-12341
18 > 16 CLAUDINE 15Claudine Longet-A&M LP -121: SP -4121
25 YOU ONLY LIVE TWICESoundtrack UA UAL -4155: UAS-6155
24 DADDY'S LITTLE GIRLAl Martino -Capitol T/ST 2712
21 18 DOUBLE TROUBLEElvis Presley -RCA Victor LPM LSP 3787
2{,) 26 ABSOLUTELY FREE
28 SPRINGMothers of Invention -Verve V/V6 5013
20 TAKE CARE OF YOUR CARESLettermen -Capitol T ST 2711
Frankie Laine-ABC ABC ABCS 60421 MOBY GRAPE
Columbia CL -2698: CS -9498
26 22 NEW GOLD HITS4 Seasons -
Philips PHM-200-243: PHS-600-243
27 21 THIS IS MY SONGRay Conniff -Columbia CL -2676: CS -9476
2 29 PAUL REVERE & THE RAIDERS'GREATEST HITS
Columbia KCL-2662: KCS-9462
C29-_, 31 COLLECTIONSYoung Rascals -Atlantic M SD 8134
30 23 THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIESoundtrack-Decca DL DL -7-1500
31 30 SUPREMES SING ROGERS & HARTMotown M MS 659
32 ; 32 CASINO ROYALESoundtrack-Colgems COMO COSO 5005
41 FRANKIE VALLI SOLO
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34 34 MAMA'S AND PAPA'S DELIVERDunhill D DS 50014
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39 LIVE AT THE GARDEN 8James Brown -King 6108
42 LISTEN 6Ray Charles -ABC ABC S 595
36 BOB DYLAN'S GREATEST HITS 12Columbia KCL-2663: KCS-9463
53 EVOLUTION 4Hollies-Epic LN-24315: BN-26315
84 GROOVIN' 2Young Rascals -Atlantic M.'SD 8148
40 33 TOO MUCH 15Lou Rawls -Capitol T ST 2713
41 38 S.R.O. 31Herb Alpert & Tijuana Brass-
A&M LP -119: SP -4119
44 TEMPTATIONS' GREATEST HITS 36Gordy M/S 919
37 BEST OF THE LOVIN' SPOONFUL 23Kama Sutra KLP KLPS 8056
35 KING & QUEEN 18Otis Redding & Carlo Thomas-Stax M/S 716
47 TIME & CHARGES 11Buckinghams-Columbia CL -2669: CS -9469
40 JUST FOR NOW 13Nancy Wilson -Capitol T ST 2712
43 EVERY MOTHER'S SON 12MGM E SE 4471
45 HAPPINESS IS 15Dean Martin -Reprise R RS 6242
54 TIME TIME 8Ed Ames -RCA Victor LPM'LSP 3834
85 WITH A LOT OF SOUL 2Temptations -Gordy M'S 922
46 HIP HUG -HER 8Booker T. & MG's-Stax M/S 717
49 HERE COMES MY BABY 8Tremeloes--Epic LN-24310: BN-26310
83 BEST OF THE BEACH BOYS,VOL. II 2
Capitol T ST 270656 I'M A MAN 5
Spencer Davis Group-U.A. UAL 358955 WILD ANGELS, VOL. II 18
Soundtrack -Tower T ST 505662 RHAPSODIES FOR YOUNG
LOVERS, VOL. II 5Midnight String Quartet -Viva V, V6 6008
57 48 MONKEES 46Colgems-COM COS 101
19 REACH OUT 2Four Tops -Motown M'MS 600
50 YARDBIRDS' GREATEST HITS 17Epic LN-34246: BN-26246
58 HEADS UP 14Baja Marimba Band-A&M LP SP 4-123
51 EQUINOX 17Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66-
A&M LP -122: SP -4122
80 THE BEST OF SONNY & CHER 2Atco M SD 219
81 THE SOUND OF WILSON PICKETT 3Wilson Pickett -Atlantic M SD 8145
59 LET'S FALL IN LOVE 21Peaches & Herb -Date TEM-3004: TES -4004
75 TEST PATTERNS 3Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart-
A&M LP SP -4-126
89 LITTLE GAMES 2Yardbirds-Epic LN-24313: BN-26313
61 SUPER PSYCHEDELICS 13Ventures -Liberty LRP-2052: LST-8052
8 72 ELECTRIC MUSIC MIND AND BODY 1Country Joe & Fish -Vanguard VRS VSD 9244
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69 66 JIM NABORS BY REQUEST 14Columbia CL -2665: CS -9465
70 52 BEST OF EDDY ARNOLD 15RCA Victor LPM, LSP 3565
86 SUPER HITS 2Various Artists -Atlantic M SD 501
72 76 YOU GOT WHAT IT TAKES 3Dave Clark Five -Epic LN-24312: BN-26312
13 74 MOVIE ALBUM 8Ramsey Lewis -Cadet LP "LPS 782
74 78 WE CAN FLY -UP UP AND AWAY 2Johnny Mann Singers -
Liberty LRP-3523: LST-7523
75 65 HAPPY JACK 14Who-Decca DL DL 7-4892ARETHA ARRIVES 1
Aretha Franklin -Atlantic M/SD 815071 64 SOMETHING STUPID 12
Lennon Sisters -Dot DLP-3797: DLP-2579778 63 WESTERN UNION 10
5 Americans-Abnak ABLP-1967: ABST-206779 15 FUNNY, FAMILIAR, FORGOTTEN
FEELINGS 6Tom Jones -Parrot 61011: PAS -1010
80 77 ARETHA FRANKLIN'SGREATEST HITS 7
Columbia CL -2673: CS -9473
81 82 MR. SPOCK'S MUSIC FROMOUTER SPACE 6
Leonard Nimov-Dot DLP-3794: 257924GREATEST HITS FROM ENGLAND 14Parrot PA -61010: PAS -71010HAPPY TOGETHER 16Turtles -White Whale WW WW 7-114I LOVE YOU 2Billy Vaughn -Dot DLP-3813: DLP-25813THE STAX/VOLT REVUE LIVE IN
LONDON, VOL. I 1
Various Artists -Sfax MI 721FUTURE 1
Seeds -Crescendo M S 3028JOSEPHINE 3Billy Vaughn -Dot DLP-3796: DLP-25796
88 67 SANDPIPERS 7A&M LP -SP 4-125
89 70 FRANCIS ALBERT SINATRA &ANTONIO CARLOS JOBIM 19
Reprise F FS 1021
C90 91 HERE WHERE THERE IS LOVE 4Dionne Warwick-Sceoter M S 555
91 92 MAGNIFICENT MEN -LIVE 2Capitol T ST 2775
(-) LIVE IN EUROPE 1
Otis Redding -Volt M SD 41698 LITTLE BIT OF SOUL 2
Music Explosion -Laurie M S 2040
94 95 A SPECIAL SOMETHING 4Ray Charles Singers -Command RS -914 -SD
95 99 BACK TO BACK 2Happenings Tokens -
B. T. Puppy BTP BTPS 1002
96 (-) ROGER WILLIAMS' GOLDEN HITS 1
Kapp KL-1530: KS -3530
91 100 GOOD TIMES 2Sonny & Cher-Atco M SD 214
98 97 BIG SWING FACE 5Buddy Rich -
Pacific Jazz P1-10017: ST -20117
(-99 (-) LET'S LIVE FOR TODAY 1
Grass Roots -Dunhill D DS 50020
100 (-) DEVIL'S ANGELS 1
Soundtrack -Tower T-5074
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Uni 3010: 73010
MUST STOCK LP'sCONSISTENT TOP SELLERS
OVER A LONG PERIOD
LP'S COMING1. SO GOOD
Don & Goodtimes-13. FREAKOUT- Mothers of Invention -Verve V V6 5005
.- Epic LN-24311: BN-26311C2. PROJECTIONS
14. A FISTFUL OF DOLLARSSoundtrack -RCA Victor LOC LOS 1133
26. THREE RAGASRavi Shankcr-World Pacific WP -1438 in Alphabetical Order
Blues Project -'ROUND
27. SOUL FINGERVerve Folkways FT FTS 3008 15. RALLY THE FLAGG Bar -Kays -Volt 417 1. DR. ZHIVAGO
3. MY GIRL JOSEPHINEFannie Flagg -RCA Victor LPM LSP 3856 28. PAINT IT BLACK Soundtrack -MGM 1E-6ST: S1E-6ST
Jerry Jaye -Hi HL -12038 16. McCALLUM Soulful Strings -Cadet LP LPS 776 2. FIDDLER ON THE ROOF
4. FOOLIN' AROUNDChris Montez-A&M LP -128: SP -4128
David McCallum-Copitol T ST 2748
17. FIRE, FLEET & CANDLELIGHT29. SHAKE, RATTLE & ROLL'
Arthur Conley-Atco M SD -33-220
Orig. Cast -RCA Vic. LOC-1093: LSO -10933. GOING PLACES
5. YAMA YAMA MAN Buffy Sainte-Marie-Vonguard VRS 9250 Tijuana Brass-A&M LP -112: SP -4112
George Segal -Philips PHM-200-242: PHS-600-242
6. FOR YOUR PRECIOUS LOVE
14. BEST OF THE SEEKERSCapitol T ST 2746
30. BILL COSBY IS A VERY FUNNYFELLOW RIGHT
Warner Bros. W, WS 1548
4. SOMEWHERE MY LOVERay Conniff Singers -
Columbia CL -2519: CS -9319
Oscar Toney, Jr. -Bell 6006 S( 7. THE PERCY SLEDGE WAY
Atlantic M SD 81468. WHILE WE'RE YOUNG
19. BEACH BOYS' SONG BOOK, VOL. 2___ Hollyridge Strings -Capitol T ST 2749
20, THE QUEEN ALONECarla Thomas-Stax 718
31. BUCK OWENS AND HISBUCKAROOS IN JAPAN
Capitol T ST 2715
5. SOUTH OF THE BORDERTijuana Brass-A&M LP -108: ST -108
6. STRANGERS IN THE NIGHTFrank Sinatra -Reprise F-1017: FS -1017
Young Americans -ABC ABC ABCS 5869. THE KENNEDY DREAM
21. REMARKABLE RUBINRubin Mitchell -Capitol T ST 2735
32. HALLELUJAH, BABYOriginal Cast -Columbia KOL-6690
7. WHAT NOW MY LOVETijuana Bross-A&M LP -114: SP -4114
Oliver Nelson -Impulse A AS 9144 33. GOING BACK TO DETROIT 8. WHIPPED CREAM AND OTHER DELIGHTS
10. CANNED HEAT- - Liberty LRP LST 3-7-526
22. FABULOUS IMPRESSIONSABC ABC ABCS 606
Platters-Musicor MM -212534. YOU'RE A GOOD MAN
Tijuana Brass-A&M LP -110: SP -41109. WHY IS THERE AIR
11 JEFFERSON AIRPLANE TAKES OFFRCA Victor LPM LSP 3584
,..-23 BILL COSBY SINGS/SILVERTHROATWarner Bros. W WS 1709
CHARLIE BROWNOriginal Cast -MGM LE LES 900
Bill Cosby -Warner Bros. W-1645: WS -1645
10. WONDERFULNESS
12. IN LONDON FOR TEA 24. A MAN AND HIS SOUL 35. THAT'S LOU Bill Cosby -
Peter & Gordon -Capitol T ST 2747 Ray Charles -ABC 590 -XS Lou Rawls -Capitol T ST 2756 Warner Bros. W-1634: WS -1634
Seeburg's LuppinoDartnell Winner
CHICAGO - Frank LuppinoJ r., Ad and Sales PromotionManager of the Seeburg Corpo-ration, has just been awardedthe Dartnell Gold Medal Awardfor the winning entry for thebest sales meeting of the year.
Dartnell is a leading inter-national organization specializ-ing in marketing and sales pro-motional services to industry.Its president, W. Harrison Fet-ridge, informed Luppino that"your entry was selected as thewinner as it was distinguishedby its highly coordinated pro-gram for introducing a newproduct to your distributor sell-ing organization" and "soundplanning was obvious with theelements of good design, goodmeeting activity material andplenty of follow-through sup-port including excellent pub-licity material for distributoruse in local territories."
As further recognition, theaward -winning entry will beincluded in the new DartnellSales Management Guide, "Howto Plan and Conduct Success-ful Sales Meetings."
Ernie FreemanGoes Commercial
Arranger - composer - conduc-tor Ernie Freeman's variousenterprises now includes acompany for writing and pro-duction of radio -TV commer-cials.
Partnered with Sid Sharpand Joe Porter, Freeman hasformed Creative Music, Inc.,to serve advertising agencies,radio stations and independentproducers.
Conferring
Beatle George Harrison flew infrom England the other week toattend Ravi Shankar's HollywoodBowl concert. During a press con-ference at Shankar's KinnaraSchool of Music, Harrison laudedthe sitar playing of maestro Shan-kar for the benefit of newsmen,photographers a n d newsreels.From left, Johnny Musso, WorldPacific National Promo Director,label topper Dick Bock, Shankar,Harrison, impresario Ben Shapiro,Sales Manager Macey Lipman andpress rep Norm Winter.
Honored by Col
Bill Farr, VP, Marketing, CBSRecords (right), presents J. J.Harris, Director, Audio Productsand Accessories, with the Paul E.Southard Sales Achievement Awardduring Columbia Records' recentnational sales convention. The in-scription on Harris' award: ". . .
for continuous excellence and out-standing individual contributions toColumbia Records and our indus-try."
Bell DealWith HawkinsNEW YORK - Larry Uttal,
President of Bell Records, an-nounced last week the signingof a long-term, exclusive pro-duction deal with Dale Hawk-ins.
Larry Uttal & Dale Hawkins
In the past year, Hawkinshas established himself as oneof the hottest independent pro-ducers in the record business,having produced five chart rec-ords on the Abnak label. Thefive Americans started it with"I See the Light," then "West-ern Union," and then "TheSound of Love"; also estab-lished were Jon & Robin with"Do It Again a Little BitSlower" and "Drums." Not onlydid Hawkins produce these rec-ords, but he was also in chargeof sales and promotion for theAbnak label. He also produced"Not Too Long Ago" by theUniques on the Paula label.
As an artist several yearsago, Dale had such hits as"Susie Q, My Babe," "La DaDa Da," "House Car," "Wed-ding Ring" and "Class Cutter."
Hawkins produced the Abnakhits in the Dallas, Texas, areaand will continue to seek outtalent and cut in Dallas. Hisfirst sides for Bell will be re-leased shortly.
'Singing Mayor' ValleeMay Sign Record Contract
By DOUG McCLELLANDThe way "Singing Mayor"
Roland S. Vallee of Manches-ter, N. H., feels, if actors cango into politics, politicians cango into show business. Whichis just what he is doing.
"I was tired of entertainerscoming into our profession-Ithought we should fight back,"Mayor Vallee told RecordWorld last week. (Adding:"When I made this statementonce before, it was carriedaround the country.")
Recently, Mayor Vallee com-pleted a successful singing en-gagement at Manchester's SixAcres Supper Club, where hedid two shows a night for aweek. He donated his salaryto the blind-his wife, he re-ported, is "95% blind." He alsosang at the Bedford, N. H.,Camp Allen for Blind Girls notlong ago.
`Suppressed' InterestVallee, who had always been
interested in voice but had"suppressed it," began to singwhile in the service from 1948-1953, and is currently dicker-ing with several record labels.He has sung on TV and radio;although he hastens to inform:"I'm not interested in losingmy political career, but I wouldlike to keep on singing. I'veused music in my campaigning,as have others in the country-it's not really new. EverywhereI go, people say, 'We want youto sing.' It's a great way tocampaign. People rememberyou."
He continued: "I went to amayor's conference in Hono-lulu not long ago, a luau withabout 15,000 in attendance andmaybe 200 mayors. I wasn't toowell known before; but afterI sang, they all knew me."
Vallee, a baritone unheardas yet by the interviewer but
Roland S. Vallee
possessing a voice, in hiswords, "something like RobertGoulet's," has been Mayor ofManchester for almost fouryears. Thirty-three years oldwith six children (four girlsand two boys), Vallee, a com-mercial pilot, has been in Dem-ocratic politics eight years. Heseems to feel he is looked uponfavorably for an even higheroffice in New Hampshire. Healready holds the distinctionof being the youngest mayorever-not to mention the firstsilverthroated one-in the his-tory of the state's largest city(100,000 population).
"There is a trend today ofyoung people in politics, as youknow," he went on.
Any Opposition?Has there been any opposi-
tion to his singing?"At first. When I announced
I would sing at a supper club,some of the politicians thoughtit might not be so good. ButI'm the kind of a politicianwho, once he makes up hismind to do something, goesthrough with it."
Is Roland Vallee any rela-tion to another Way DownEaster of some musical notenamed Rudy Vallee? The May-or laughed, "No, but I've beenkidded about that plenty-es-pecially in the Army!"
Jillbern ActionOn New Disks
NEW YORK - Herb Bern -stein's recently formed JillbernMusic firm is showing signs oflife.
Aside from Lainie Kazan'scurrent single, "Road to Ruin,"Jillbern also publishes one sideof the new Barbara Bankson MGM, "The Night -TimeFeelin'." Frankie Valli has re-corded a Jillbern song. Also,Herb reports that the Royaletteswill have a new release onRoulette and one side will bepublished by Jillbern Music.
Peer - Southern'sSolid Summer
NEW YORK - Lucky Carleannounces that summer is turn-ing into one of Peer -SouthernMusic's peak release periods.
Single releases include:"There is a Mountain" by Don-ovan on Epic, "Be Not TooHard" by Joan Baez on Van-guard, "Let's Go to San Fran-cisco" by the Flowerpots onLondon, "Mas Que Nada" bythe Alan Lorber Orchestra onVerve and "He's Coming Home"b/w "He Won't See the Light"by Beverly Ann on RCA.
RECORD WORLD-August 19, 1967 27
Six New London AlbumsIn Fast Sales Breakouts
Three new artists shared thespotlight with three tried andtested veterans in the top posi-tions for early market reactionamong the 25 new LPs recentlyintroduced by London Records.Fall product was presented todistributors across the nationby a team of London execs,with all merchandise tagged"A Fabulous 25 for a FabulousFall 67."
Prominent British pianistRonnie Aldrich, who has re-cently moved into one of themost sought-after niches in theLondon catalog, took down ini-tial sales honors in companywith baton veterans Mantovaniand Stanley Black among theestablished names. Among thebest -received new album artistswere John Mayall and the Blue -breakers; David Bowie, 19 -year -old singer; and Les Reed, song-writer turned arranger -con-ductor. Both Bowie and Reedappear on the London -distrib-uted Deram label.
Interestingly, Aldrich re-cently completed a successfulU. S. promotional tour, andboth Mantovani and Black arescheduled for returns to thiscountry in future.Mantovani, popularly known as
"Mr. Music," will arrive inAmerica on Sept. 25 for his12th annual tour. Stanley Blackwill be guest conductor of theRoyal Philharmonic during atour of this country to com-mence in early 1968. Powerfulpromotions will be launchedby London in connection withboth tours.
Special AccoladesThe Aldrich LP received spe-
cial accolades during London'sfortnight of distributor presen-tations for its track of "AWhiter Shade of Pale," currenttop 10 smash for the ProcolHarum.
Among the newcomers, andalso in the instrumental group-ing, the first LP by Les Reeddrew a most favorable reaction.Reed, the composer of "It's NotUnusual," an early Tom Joneshit, as well as of Herman'sHermits' "There's a Kind ofHush," also has a current sin-gle, "Imogene," featured in thealbum along with other of hisown material. Currently en-gaged in a number of film as-signments, Reed is expected tooccupy a place on the musicand recording scene as a sortof British Mancini.
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David Bowie is making astrong initial impact with noprevious singles successes. Spe-cial interest is being focussedby the distributing fraternityon "Please, Mr. Gravedigger,"one cut from the Bowie album.
Finally, London execs havefound that the label's successearlier this year with the firstLP by the Bluesbreakers wassolidly based, despite lack ofsingles activity for the group.Introduced last January, thisfirst album turned out to be thesleeper package of the entirerelease. The follow-up, featur-ing John Mayall and his threecolleagues, was announced atthe recent product presenta-tions and has already broughtheavy re -order action in SanFrancisco, Seattle and Chicago.
Francis TROExec Director
NEW YORK - H. MintonFrancis has joined The Rich-mond Organization as Execu-tive Director, it was announcedby TRO President Howie Rich-mond.
A specialist in business or-ganization and management,Francis is a graduate of theUnited States Military Academyat West Point. He retired fromthe Army as a LieutenantColonel in 1965 and since thenhas worked with civilian gov-ernment agencies.
At TRO, Francis will con-centrate on developing the op-timum business procedures and
means of in-ternal commu-nication re-quired byTRO's conceptof "total mu -s i c publish-ing."
During h i s21 years in theArmy, Francisreceived com-
mendations for exceptional per-formance in connection withofficer training, the launchingof the first U. S. earth satellite,and for leadership in conduct-ing Army management studies.He was graduated from theU. S. Army Command and Gen-eral Staff College in 1959, andwas awarded the degree ofMaster of Business Administra-tion, with honors, by SyracuseUniversity in 1960.
After leaving the Army,Francis joined the Departmentof Housing and Urban Devel-opment as an assistant to Sec-retary Robert C. Weaver, wherehe played a major role in plan-ning and organizing the newly -established department.
H. M. Francis
Barrington
Inks Faded BlueCHICAGO-Barrington Rec-
ords President William F. Si-monini has announced thatthe label has signed Chicago'sFaded Blue to a three-yearrecording contract, with aninitial single release set fromgroup's feature length motionpicture, "Blast -Off Girls." Thefilm is scheduled for release inautumn.
The first single release effortwith the Faded Blue, "The NextTime" b/w "The Day WasFair," will be released priorto film's exhibition, and the fullsound track album will be re-leased on Barrington to co-incide with the opening of thepicture. A promo tie-in withthe film is set, with the FadedBlue scheduled to make P.A.sduring September and October.
Quintet hails from Chicago'snorth side, and is composed ofTom Tyrell, leader and lead gui-tarist; Denny Hickey, rhythm,both 19 years old; Chris Wol-ski, 18, organist; Ralph Mullin,20, drums; and Ron Liace, bass,also 19. Radio and televisionpromotions are set in conjunc-tion with the record's releasein mid August, and will bekicked off with a concert book-ing at Milwaukee's WashingtonPark on Aug. 23.
Roulette to TrinityTrinity Record Distributors
of 524 W. 43rd Street, NewYork City, has been appointedexclusive New York City dis-tributor for Roulette Recordsand its subsidiary labels, End,Gee, Roost, Tico, Alegre andMardi -Gras Records.
Green Pastures
At Record World
The Grass Roots, who have thehot "Things I Should Have Said"on Dunhill (distributed by ABC),stopped by Record World's NewYork offices recently to check thedisk's progress with ABC's MickeyWallich (above, second from left).
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Single Tip of the Week:"Eine Welt Von Clowns"
Owen WilliamsPhilips
(German version)"World of Clowns"
Robert Gou letColumbia (CBS)
Album Tip of the Week:"Konig Des Chansons"
Charles AznavourBarclay (Metronome)
World -Wide Hit:"A Whiter Shade of Pale"
Procol HarumDeram
Stars of the Week:Mireille Mathieu
Johnny Stark"Ce Soil II Vont S'aimer"
Barclay
Johnny Stark & Mireille Mathieu
Orbison a HitRoy Orbison closed a suc-
cessful two week engagementat Toronto's Embassy Club onJuly 29. Orbison played threeshows a night to capacitycrowds.
Keymen MasterLOS ANGELES-Fred
Smith's Keymen Records, Inc.,has won the race for the "Rich-est Girl (Ain't Got Nothing onMe)" master, performed by Lit-tle Helen, a 13 -year -old fromRoosevelt Junior High School.
Triumph for Scott McKenzieand CBS Records. After fourweeks in the charts, he hasousted the Beatles from Num-ber One spot.
My farewell visit to pirateship Radio London almost be-came a farewell column forRecord World, when I mis-judged my jump from the rock-ing tender to the radio ship. Iended up spreadeagled ungrace-fully with my feet entangled ina rope of the tender, my handsdesperately clinging to the ra-dio ship and my eyes gazingdown at the frightening dark-ness of the North Sea. Fortu-nately, a sturdy crew membermade a grab at my arms andhauled me aboard bodily. Forthe next few hours I was in anerve -shattered state, contem-plating the next jump I wouldhave to make when the tenderreturned. When it did, thistime I took a flying leap andlanded in a heap on a very un-tender deck!
Aboard Radio London I wasgiven wonderful hospitality bythe djs. They were highlyelated by the scoop they hadjust achieved. An advance copyof the new Rolling Stones sin-gle had been thrown to themfrom the tender. Within 17 sec-onds both sides were beingbroadcast-the first broadcastby any radio station in theworld. This is the sort of ini-ti-tive and staff "Auntie" BBCwill have to use if they aretruly to replace the pirateships. The record they playedis a Stone certainty for thehit parade.
The boys were very enthusi-astic about a disk titled "What-ever Happened to the SevenDay Week" issued on Columbiaand recorded by Bella & Me-two blonde Swedish beautiesnamed Bella Munter and Gun-nel Sandgren. The girls tell methey are dying to visit theU. S.
Fortunes for UA
The Fortunes signing to theUnited Artists label is likely tomake all sides a fortune. TheUA team of Noel Rogers, Mar-tin Davies and Roger Welch isdoing a 100% promotion be-hind them. The Fortunes haveproved to be one of the bestUK hit -making groups. Theirlatest single, titled "The Idol,"should be no exception. For-tunes manager Terry King hasa full date book for them in
Europe, and it should not belong before the U. S. sees themlive.
Welcome U. S. visitors hereare the New Christy Minstrels,whose European itinerary hasbeen previously reported inRecord World. They were givena reception by CBS Records ontheir arrival. Kit Lambert andChris Stamp, joint ManagingDirectors of Track Records,whose artists include the Whoand Jimi Hendrix, announcethe appointment of Tony Hallas Consultant Executive Pro-ducer to Track Records.
Liberty Records' first releasesince it set up independentlyis the Strawberry Children's"Love Years Coming." Libertyhas also signed two Britishgroups, the Idle Race and theBonzo Dog Doodah Band.
Straight Ahead Productionsis the title of a new record pro-ducing company set up byDenny Cordell and David Platz,Managing Director of EssexMusic. It will operate from Es-sex Music, 69 Oxford Street,London, W. 1.
The Amen Corner's first"Gin House," is proving an-other fantastic first hit onDeram label.
Contrary to reports in otherpapers, Bill Martin and PhilCoulter have announced thatthey have not signed a man-agement contract with EvelynTaylor.
Ode Single HitsAbroad, Too
Scott McKenzie's drive for"flower power" has really takenhold both in the United Statesand abroad, as evidenced bythe success of his current Odesingle, "San Francisco (Be Sureto Wear Flowers in YourHair)."
Produced by Lou Adler, headof the Ode label, the record isnow No. 1 and 2 on the Britishbest-selling charts. In addition,"San Francisco" is currentlyNo. 2 in Australia and No. 4on Dutch charts.
The record is also making astrong bid for the top spots onother countries' best-sellingcharts, including those in Ger-many and Japan. The successof McKenzie's foreign "flower -power" drive comes at a timewhen the single is still a smashin the United States.
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1. MEINE LIEBE ZU DIRRoy Black-Polydor
2. PUPPET ON A STRINGSandie Shaw-Deutsche Vogue
3. I WAS KAISER BILL'S BATMANWhistling Jack Smith-Deram
4. SOMMERBLAURex Gildo--Ariola
5. EIN GIRL WIE DUCliff Richard-Columbia
6. SAN FRANCISCOScott McKenzie-CBS
7. JUST ONE MORE CHANCEOuter Limits-Deram
8. LA COPPIA PIU' BELLA DEL MONDOAdriano Celentano-Clan (Ariola)
9. CE SOIR ILS VONT S'AIMERMireille Mathieu-Barclay (Metronome)
10. ALL YOU NEED IS LOVEBeatles-Odeon
Lists Reprinted From
AUTOMATER MAR KT& "Hits of the Week"
Vienna Orchestra125th Birthday
On the occasion of the ViennaPhilharmonic's 125th birthday thisyear, the above gold record waspresented at Castle Klesheim inSalzburg to, from left: DirectorFriedman, Decca, Austria; Prof.Walter Barylli, Director, ViennaPhilharmonic; James Gray, Direc-tor, British Decca, London; andGuenther Brauenlich of Hamburg,Teldec, PR chief.
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1. SAN FRANCISCOScott McKenzie-CBS
2. ALL YOU NEED IS LOVEBeatles-Parlsohnne
3. IT MUST BE HIMVikki Carr-Liberty
4. UP, UP AND AWAYJohnny Mann Singers
5. THERE GOES MY EVERYTHINGEnge'bert Humoerd:nck-Decca
6. LET'S PRETENDLulu-Columbia
7. ALTERNATE TITLEMonkces-RCA Victor
8. I'LL NEVER FALL IN LOVE AGAINTom Jones-Decca
9. SHE'D RATHER BE WITH METurtles-London
10. DEATH OF A CLOWNDave Davies-Pye
RECORD WORLD-August 19, 1967 29
Scopitone FilmsTo Jack GordonNEW YORK - J. Cameron
"Jack" Gordon, for many yearsPresident of Seeburg Corp.,announced on his return fromtwo weeks of meetings in Eu-rope that he has acquired worldwide licensing rights to all ofCameca's Scopitone patents.
"My trip was to assure thefuture of 'sight and sound' now,both here in the United Statesand internationally," Gordonsaid.
In addition to world patentrights from Cameca, Gordonobtained the rights to over athousand original film negativesmade by top American and in-ternational artists. The major -
THOROUGHLYMODERN MILLS
LOVERS OF THE WORLDUNITE
The Vogues (Co & Ce)
WHEN YOUR OLDWEDDING RING WASNEW
DeAngelis Singers (ABC)Jimmy Roselli (U.A.-LP)
THIS TIME LONG AGOGuess Who (Fontana)
THE SINNERRobert Goulet (Columbia)
HOW LONGBill Smith (Talmo)
STAR DUSTMel Carter (Liberty)
DREAM STREET ROSEWayne Newton ... (Capitol)
FRENTE A PALACIOAl Coiola (U.A.-LP)
WANNA WALK IN YOURSUN
The Henchmen (U.A.)
MY SUMMER LOVENina & Frederick (Atco)
WHEN BANANA SKINSARE FALLING
Tony Randall (Mercury -LP)
YOU'VE GOT YOURTROUBLES
Jamie & J. Silvia Singers (ABC LP)Peter & Gordon (Capitol -LP)
LITTLE GAMESYardbirds (Epic -LP)
444/ds, MILLS MUSIC, INC."1619 Broadway
New York,
&A N.Y. 10019PUBLISHING Ira Howard-Prof. Mgr.
ity of these have never beenreleased in the United States.
Gordon has incorporatedCameron International, Ltd.,with offices at 515 MadisonAve., which will have availableparts and service for Scopitoneequipment. "Of utmost impor-tance to the operator," Gordonsaid, "would be our extensivefilm program."
In addition to these originalfilm masters, Gordon set up aworld wide film program byconcluding joint ventres to pro-duce film for audio visual equip-ment in Great Britain, France,Germany, Italy, Japan, theBenelux countries, as well asthe United States.
This program will serve todevelop artists and attractionsfor the "sight and sound" ex-plosion.
Gordon, Who is responsiblefor many of the important in-novations in the coin operatedmusic field, is following thepattern in his new venturewhich he previously set at See -burg.
"My faith in the future of`sight and sound' is also sharedby David Rosen of Philadelphia,Pa., and one major coin oper-ated phonograph manufacturer,Rowe-AMI," Gordon concluded.
UA Internat'lHas Hit Album
The first hit album on therecently -formed UA Interna-tional label of United ArtistsRecords is "Canta Raphael,"a program of performances byRaphael, Spain's foremost popvocalist.
The collection has hit pay -dirt in Puerto Rico where Carl-os Julio, Sales Manager of theJ. M. Vela Company, UA dis-tributors for the territory, re-ports that it has just skyrock-eted past the 50,000 mark intotal sales, making it one ofthe biggest -selling sets in thatareas recent history. Vela hasplaced two recorders of tenthousand copies each duringthe past 10 days alone. Excite-ment has now spread to NewYork City where Alpha Distrib-utors is reporting heavy action.
Much of the impact createdby Raphael is due to the factthat his starring film, "CuandoTu No Estats," is a boxofficemoneymaker in Puerto Ricoand his album contains manyof the songs performed by theyoung star in the movie, whichwill soon be seen in New York.
Ron Eyre, UA International'sArtists & Repertoire chief, iscurrently readying a new pro-gram by Raphael for promptrelease.
Kuhn Signs
German jazz clarinetist Holt Kuhnwas signed to an exclusive long-term Impulse recording contractlast week by Bob Thiele, Directorof Artists & Repertoire. Signed atthe same time was the clarinetist'sbrother, .Joachim Kuhn.
Butler ProductionGrabbed by Merc
CHICAGO-Mercury Records'vocalist -songwriter Jerry But-ler adds another importantfacet of recording activity tohis schedule with the acquisi-tion by Mercury of his firstrecord -production disks by theKnight Brothers.
Richard and Jimmy, Previ-ously had a chart record,"Temptation 'Bout To Get Me,"on Chess. The Washington,D. C., based duo inked withFountain Record Productions,an Illinois corporation estab-lished March 22, 1967, jointlyowned by Butler; W. YaleMatheson, his attorney; andFontella Bass, the Checker rec-ord artist.
`Waterhole' LPNEW YORK - Smash Rec-
ords will issue an album basedon the score of the forthcomingParamount film, "Waterhole#3," described by its pro-ducers as - "a hip western."The album will feature Smashartist Roger Miller.
Roguish Hit
Steve Brodie, President of Thun-derbird Records of Buffalo, N. Y.,is on the West Coast promotingthe first Thunderbird release bythe Rogues (above), "Say YouLove Me." Label's National SalesManager Bruce Godfryd says saleshave topped the 12,000 mark inBuffalo, Rochester and Syracuse.The Rogues are set for the "Up-beat" TVer late this month.
1. DYNAMIC DUOJimmy Smith -Wes Montgomery --
Verve V;V6 8676
2. TOO MUCHLou Rawls --Capitol T, ST 2713
3. THE MOVIE ALBUMRamsey Lewis-Cadet LP/LPS 782
4. WHY AM I TREATED SO BADCannonball Adderley-
Capitol T/ST 25617
5. CALIFORNIA DREAMIN'Wes Montgomery-Verve V V6 8672
6. MERCY MERCY MERCYCannonball Adderley-
Capitol T ST 2663
1. MILES SMILESMiles Davis-Columbia 2601: CS -9401
8. KULU SE MAMAJohn Coltrane-Impulse A/AS 9106
9. JUICYWillie Bobo-Verve V/V6 8685
10. THE KENNEDY DREAMOliver Nelson Orchestra-
Impulse A/AS 9144
11. LISTENRay Charles ABC ABCS 595
12. STANDARD -EYESAhmed Jamal-Cadet LP/LPS 786
13. BASIE'S BEATCount Basie-Verve V/V6 8687
14. FOREST FLOWERCharles Lloyd-Atlantic SD 1474
15. SUPER SOULRichard Groove Holmes-Prestige 7497
16. JAll RAGAGabor Szabo-Impulse A'AS 9128
17. THE DEALERChico Hamilton-Impulse A/AS 9130
18. BLACKLASHFreddie Hubbard-
Atlantic 1477: SD -1477
19. STRAIGHT, NO CHASERThelonious Monk-
Columbia CL -2651: CS -9451
20. HUGH MASEKELA'S LATESTUni 3010: 73010
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WHERE IT'S ATGiant of the Week: "Groovin'," Booker T. & MGs.Comeback of the Year: Gladys Knight & Pips-All the way!Record Exec Comeback of the Year: Bunky Sheppherd, who
started his very own label for the first time and has a top 5 recordin Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago.
New Label Explosion: Nat Tarnopol has teamed with Harryand Gene Goodman to form East West Records. They startedwith two smashes, "She's My Woman," Archie Bell & Drells;and "Letter to a Buddy," Joe Medwick (which was turned downby other labels). Sales are coming in heavy from many markets.Naturally, the Jackie Wilson is an out and out smash both popand R&B. The new Gene Chandler, "There Goes the Lover,"took off immediately. There is action both pop and R&B onYoung Holt ("The Beat Goes On"). They have shipped the greatnew Artistics, "The Chase Is On." The latter four records areon Brunswick.
Giant Smash from Capitol: "Tell Him," Patti Drew. CreditButterball Joe Tamburro, WDAS, for breaking it to #1 in Phila-delphia-it's a smash in Detroit, top 10 in Cleveland, Top 10(elsewhere?) went pop at WIBG and WLS, spreading around thenation.
Blue Eyed Soul from Capitol: "Sweet Soul Medley," Magni-ficent Men.-Action in Detroit, it should do well in Baltimore,Philadelphia.
New Thrush of the Week: "Casanova," Ruby Andrews. It's asmash. She is a female James Brown on stage.
Giant Sales: Wilson Pickett is "Funky Broadway."Fast Immediate Breakout: "Baby I'm So Lonely," Intruders,
Gamble.Top New Instrumental: "Memphis Soul Stew," King Curtis.
Wild! Went pop immediately in Memphis.Sure Shot: "Heart Be Still," Lorraine Ellison.Hit from New Orleans: "Learned It All the Hard Way,"
Howard Tate.Top Blues Smash: "Dirty Man," Laura Lee, Chess. Great.Strong Sales: "Hi Heel Sneakers," Jimmy Hughes, Fame.Pop and R&B: "Knock on Wood," Otis and Carla. Powerful
record.Both Sides: James Carr on Goldwax.Pop Making It R&B: "Apples, Peaches, Pumpkin Pie," Jay &
Techniques-Smash R&B in Atlanta. "Too Hot" in WWIN, bigCleveland play, etc.
Dance Sensation: "Karate Boogaloo," Jerryo, Shout.Date Records Goes R&B: "Give Me My Freedom," Glories.
Strong record.Decca Goes R&B: "Got To Be Mellow," Leon Haywood. Smash
in S.F., L.A., St. Louis, Atlanta, and all through the South.Spreading fast.
RCA Goes R&B: "A Kiss To Build a Dream On," Benny Gordon& Soul Brothers, is strong for Paul Robinson. Here comes funkyAl Hirt with "Honey Pot" for Gerald Purcell.
Jerry Butler is Back: "Mr. Dream Merchant"-He's back inhis old bag, and Jerry is gonna make it easy on himself fromnow on.
Great Record: "If This Is Love," Precisions, Sidra.Fliptip Smash Release: "Turn To Stone," 4 Tops.Chess is Big: "Waiting For Charlie," Marlena Shaw.Surprise from Volt Records: The Charmels have gotten a fan-
tastic new lead named Barbara McCoy. Both sides of the recordare strong: "I'll Gladly Take You Back" and "Loving Material."
Great New Joe Simon: "Nine Pound Steel." WVON Pick.WWIN Instrumental Pick: Romeos.Smash Instrumental: "Got To Pay the Price," Al Kent-No. 1
at WIGO, Atlanta; WOL, Washington; Philadelphia, etc.
Philadelphia Again Starting Hits NationallyPhiladelphia, which gave you the Chris Bartley, Bunny Sigler
and the Intruders, now gives you: "Expressway To Your Heart,"Soul Survivors, which is racking up FANTASTIC R&B sales.Dig it!
Congrats to Al Bell on his appointment to the position of Ex -(Continued on page 33)
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You heard them at the convention in Atlanta, andwe hope you are as excited about these two R & Bsingles as we are. Compass Records announces thefirst releases by two major artists with chart bustingpotential.
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Summers WLOUGeneral Mgr.
LOUISVILLE, KY. WilliamE. Summers III has been ap-pointed General Manager ofthe Rounsaville radio stationWLOU here, it was announcedrecently. He replaces Elton B.Chick, who was transferred tothe Rounsaville facility in Cin-cinnati as General Manager ofWCIN.
William E.Summers III
Employed atWLOU for 15years, Sum -mers was bornin Louisvilleand attendedLincoln a n dKentuckyState College.He is ViceChairman ofthe Board of
NARA ; First VP KentuckyChristian Leadership Confer-ence ; Chairman of People's Ef-fort for Progress ; Chairman,Fund Drive W. W. SpradlingHome for Male Aged; memberof Learn More, Earn MoreCommittee, NAACP, UrbanLeague, Y M C A, AssociateMember of YWCA; Co-chair-man of Finance Committee, Jef-ferson County Church SchoolAssociation; Minister A M EChurch, 13th District, and Pas-tor St. Paul AME Church, Lou-isville.
Summers is married, the fa-ther of three and the grand-father of one granddaughter.
Associated'sBig R&B Roster
NEW YORK - AssociatedBooking Corp. was inadvert-ently left out of Record World'slisting of R&B booking agen-cies last week. Firm, with JoeGlaser as President, books Bob-by Bland, Lou Rawls, the FourTops, Martha and the Vandel-las, Jackie Wilson, the YoungRascals, Freddie Scott, JimmyRuffin, the Isley Brothers, JerryButler, Marvin Gaye, TammiTerrell, Jimmy Castro and Or-chestra, 0. V. Wright and La-vern Baker, among others.
Associated Booking Corp. islocated at 445 Park Ave.
Heilicher RepsCHICAGO -T h e Mercury
family of labels, Philips,Smash, Fontana, Limelight andMercury, will be representedby Heilicher Brothers, Minne-apolis, in the state of Iowa.
record world's TOP 50 VIIThisWk.Aug. 19
LastWk.
Aug. 12
1. BABY I LOVE YOU 1
Aretha Franklin -Atlantic 2427
2. COLD SWEAT 2
James Brown -King 6110
3. I WAS MADE TO LOVE HER 3
Stevie Wonder-Tamla 54141
4. COME ON SOCK IT TO ME 6
Syl Johnson -Twilight 100
5. EVERYBODY NEEDS LOVE 20Gladys Knight & Pips -Soul 35034
6. MAKE ME YOURS 5
Bettye Swann -Money 126
7. I WANNA TESTIFY 4
Parliaments-Revilot 207
8. YOUR UNCHANGING LOVE 1
Marvin Gaye-Tamla 54143
9. SHOOT YOUR SHOT 9
Jr. Walker & All Stars -Soul 35036
10. GLORY OF LOVE 10Otis Redding -Volt 152
11. THAT DID IT 11
Bobby Bland -Duke 421
12. PEARL TIME 14Andre Williams -Sport 4105
13. YOU'RE MY EVERYTHING 16Temptations -Gordy
14. REFLECTIONS 21
Diana Ross & The Supremes-Motown 1111
15. NEARER TO YOU 18Betty Harris-Sansu 466
16. SWEETEST THING THISSIDE OF HEAVEN 11
Chris Bartley-Vando 101
11. SOUL FINGER 8
Bar -Kays -Volt 148
A WHITER SHADE OF PALE 15Procol Horum-Derom 7507
19. FUNKY BROADWAY 26Wilson Pickett -Atlantic 2430
20. YOU GOTTA PAY THE PRICE 22Al Kent -Ric Tic 127
21. I TAKE WHAT I WANT 23James & Bobby Purify -Bell 680
22. GROOVIN' 25Booker T. & MG's-Stax 224
23. HEARTACHES -HEARTACHES 24
Wright -Back Beat 583
24. CASANOVA 31
Ruby Andrews -Zodiac 1004
25. HIGHER AND HIGHER 33Jackie Wilson -Brunswick 55336
ThisWk.Aug. 19
LastWk.
Aug. 12
26. TURN ON YOUR LOVELIGHT 44
Oscar Toney, Jr. -Bell 691
21. SOME KIND OFWONDERFUL 42
Soul Bros. 6 -Atlantic 2406
28. FORGET IT 28Sandpebbles-Calla 134
29. WINDOWS OF THE WORLD 41Dionne Warwick -Scepter 12196
30. THE TRAIN 27John Hamilton -Minaret 124
31. DOG 29Jimmy McCracklin-Minit 32022
32. THAT'S HOW IT IS 36Otis Clay-One-derful 4848
33. A WOMAN WILL DO WRONG 31Helene Smith -Phil -La 300
34. HE WILL BREAK YOURHEART 39
Freddy Scott -Shout 216
35. FUNKY BROADWAY 43Dyke & Blazers -Original Sound 64
36. A WOMAN'S HANDS 45Joe Tex -Dial 4061
37. BIG BOSS MANErma Franklin -Shout 218
38. AS LONG AS I LOVE 46Fantastic Four -Ric Tic 130
39. I REALLY GOT SOMETHING
TO BE PROUD OF 35Willie Charles Gary-S.S.S. Intl 701
40. ONE OF THOSE GOOD FOR
CRYING OVER YOU DAYS 40Clydie King-Minit 32025
41. KNOCK ON WOODOtis Redding & Carla Thomas-Stax 228
42. GIMME LITTLE SIGNBrenton Wood-Doub!e Shot 116
43. LETTER TO A BUDDY 41Joe Medwick-East-West 35101
44. CRYING LIKE A BABY 48Jive Five-Musicor 1250
45. YOU ARE THE MAN 50Inez & Charlie Foxx-Dynamo 109
46. IF THIS IS LOVEPrecisions -Drew 1003
41. SHE'S MY WOMAN,SHE'S MY GIRL 49
Archie Bell & Drells-East-West 35102
48. I'M A FOOL FOR YOUJames Carr-Goldwax 328
49. KARATE BOO -GA -LOOJerry -O -Shout
50. LOVE IS A DOGGONEGOOD THING
Eddie Floyd-Stax 223
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ecutive Vice President of Stax/Volt Records. He's a great cat.Atlantic rushed "Just Out of Reach" out of the LP, "The
Percy Sledge Way," due to tremendous demand. It's an imme-diate smash.
Barney Williams is Back in Action: "Soda Pop," Marsha Brody,"Heart and Soul." Strong initial interest.
Ken Reeth, WAMO, Pittsburgh, Pick: Precisions. New: Chuck& Maxine; Martha & Vandellas; Patti Drew; Percy Sledge. Sales:Shirelles; Hits: Wilson Pickett; Supremes; Esquires; BobbyBland. Fantastic 4; Andre Williams; Syl Johnson; Jackie Wil-son; Joe Tex; Al Kent; Exits. SMASH: Jerryo, #1-"Groovin',"Booker T.; Jr. Walker.
"Our Love," Bobby Powell, looks very good. There is muchinterest in "Eddie's Go Go Train."
"That Did It," Bobby Bland, continues to sell very well . . .
"Heartaches," 0. V. Wright, is very big in S.F., and is sellingwell around the nation . . . WHYZ picks "Everyday of My Life,"Augustine Twins, Duke, and it's picking up a lot of airplay. Infact, it is Station Pick at WJLD, Birmingham. Larry Hargrovepicks 103rd St. Watts Band; Walter Anglin picks "It's My Life,"Timmy Thomas; Johnny "Jive" McClure picks Bobby Rush. Sam"00" Moore picks Rudolph Taylor.
"Weak and Broken Hearted," Masterkeys, Sport, sounds great.Produced by Andrew Harris and Willie Mitchell . . . "There's aPlace in My Heart," Appreciations, sounds strong . . . Bothsides of Steve Mancha are good: "Sweet Baby"/"Just Keep onLoving Me."
Compass has two strong releases: "A Good Girl," Adventures;"Where Is the Party," Helena Ferguson.
WWRL, New York, New: Gene Chandler; Erma Franklin; LeonHaywood; Pete Rodriguez; Marlena Shaw; Bonnie & Lee; Fabu-lous Peps; Exits; Otis & Carla; King Curtis; Howard Tate;Martha & Vandellas. Smashing Sales: Otis & Carla; Jackie Wil-son. Flip Tip Sales: "Any Day Now," Oscar Toney Jr.
Ted Story of Koko Records-which has released "Missing You"in conjunction with the NARA Convention-helped set up RecordWorld's booth at the convention.
KGFJ, L.A., Soul Sound: Jimmy Jones. Went on KFWB."I'm a Fool For You," James Carr, is a great side.`It's Got To Be Mellow," Leon Haywood, is #1 in Atlanta, a
smash in L.A., S.F., St. Louis, and many markets.The new Roy Redmond on Loma is great: "Good Day Sunshine.Ernie Durham, WJLB, Detroit, New: C. L. Blast; Lorraine Elli-
son; Marvellos; Percy Sledge; King Curtis; Howard Tate;Groove; Curtis Blandon; Ed Townsend; Fabuluous Peps. Sales:Oscar Toney; William Bell; Shirelles; Laura Lee; Marlena Shaw;Helene Smith.
Dick Lillard reports that "I Love You So Girl," Cruisers,Gembla, is a smashing #1 in Washington. #2 is Al Kent. Big-gest jumper is "Got To Be Mellow," Leon Haywood. Hit: Jr. Wal-ker. Sales Starting; Wilson Pickett; Jay & Techniques: "As LongAs I Live," Fantastic 4. New: "Little Old Man," Bill Cosby;Ruby Andrews; Gene Chandler; Booker T.; Intruders; WilliamBell; Aretha Franklin; "Fool For You," James Carr; "Where Isthe Party," Helena Ferguson. Dick also reports sales on "DirtyMan," Laura Lee.
"Kiss To Build a Dream On," Benny Gordon, RCA, is cookingin Detroit, starting in Baltimore, went on WIGO, Atlanta . . .
Dr. Bop, WAWA, Milwaukee, is high on the Cruisers.The Brenda and the Tabulations is now selling in Newark,
S.F., N.Y. and Baltimore.
Station ListingsJoe Tamburro, Jimmy Bishop, WDAS, Philadelphia, Smash: Patti Drew; Al Kent;
Temptations; Jay & Techniques; United 4; Gladys Knight.Billy Gene, WTHB, Augusta. On: Billy Young; Little Milton; Oscar Toney; Johnny
Taylor; Micky Murray; Jackie Wilson; Joe Tex.Ed Hall, WVOL, Nashville, Picks: Fantastic 4; Oscar Toney; Raelets. On: Don
Varner; Howard Tate.Steve Byrd. Scoop Snaders, Bernie Hayes, KRLW, St. Lous, Smash: Gladys Knight;
Leon Haywood. On: Jean & Darlings; Joe Medwick; Alvin Cash; Howlin' Wolf; AndreWilliams; Jackie Wilson.
Bob Jones, WIGO, Atlanta, Smash: Leon Haywood; Al Kent; Gladys Knight; RufusThomas; Vicki Anderson; Eddie Floyd; Joe Tex: Jackie Wilson. Chart: Micky Murray;Inez & Charlie; Robert Parker; Maurice & Mack. On: Lorraine Ellison; Howard Tate;Otis & Carla; Jarmels; Archie Bell; Laura Lee; Lou Courtney.
Bob McDowell, WDIA, Memphis, 103rd St. Watts; Mieky Murray; Groove; Precisions;Take 6.
Ken Hawkins, J. L. Wright, Flip Forrest, Rudy Green. WJMO, Cleveland, On: GeneChandler; Otis & Carla; Marvellos; Jr. Walker; Freddy Scott; Ruby Allen Emperors;Mary Love; William Bell; Grooves; Bobby Gentry; James Carr; Jimmy Jones.
James Brown, Gloria TooteForm Label in N.J.: TNT
ENGLEWOOD, N. J.-GloriaToote, attorney, and artistJames Brown have formed anew record label, TNT RecordCo., Ltd., located at 1 No. DeanSt. in this city, mainly forrhythm and blues.
Brown is President, MissToote Vice President.
"The first release on TNT,"Miss Toote told Record Worldlast week, "is 'Let's Party' byDon Gardner. It's R&B. TheTNT label originally was asubsidiary of my own Tru-Glo-Town label, which had its firstrelease last April, and Donhad a chart record on it for usthen."
Also formed was a publish-ing firm, More Soul Publishing,Inc. (BMI).
Will Use Her StudiosMiss Toote related that
Brown also will be using herstudios in which to record whenhe is in the area.. There will bemore artist acquisitions, too.
"We will be bringing overartists from the old TNT label,plus bringing to the label art-ists of James' choosing. He willbe functioning mainly in pro-duction and promotion. I willbe involved mostly with man-agement," stated TNT's VicePresident.
Club Review
Temptations GetDancing Ovation
NEW YORK-Gordy's Temp-tations, opening last week atthe Copa, provoked a Copafirst-a dancing ovation.
The lads, who were decidedlyat their best singing their hits,roused the primarily 30 andunder crowd to a high state ofanimation with the incessant,vital beat of "Get Ready," "MyBabe" and especially "Don'tLook Back" and "Losin' You."
The place calmed down, how-ever, when the quintet felt ithad to give the nod to the 30 -plus set by reminisicing with"Ole Man River," "Swanee,""If I Didn't Care," "PaperDoll." The fellows weren't badsinging these tunes in strictblocking, but it's not what theydo best. And variety isn't al-ways the spice of life.
However, they have what ittakes to please the crowd theywill draw. And I wouldn't besurprised to hear that the Copa,now on 60th Street, has Shin-galinged over to 61st and backby sometime next week.
-Dave Finkle.
Effie SmithKeymen Veep
LOS ANGELES-Fred Smith,Keymen Records prexy, hasjust appointed Effie SmithVice President in charge ofsales and promotion for thelabel.
Effie joins the firm after suc-cessful stints with the Shout/ -Bang and Josie/Jubilee labelsand brings with her a wealthof experience dating back tothe days when she herself wasa headline performer withmany top bands.
In later years she directedher energies towards discover-ing new talent, and numbersthe Olympics among her dis-coveries. Promotion -wise, Effiehas been responsible for chart-ing such acts as the Olympics,Bob & Earl and Freddie Scott.Maintaining her New York base,Miss Smith will place immedi-ate concentration on "Spreadin'Honey," by the Watts 103rd St.Rhythm Band.
Lou Willis, the label's WestCoast rep, will report directlyto Miss Smith.
Al Perkins, WLOK, Memphis, On: Intruders; Jesse James.KDIA, S.F., New: Alvin Cash; Bonnie & Lee; Helene Smith; Jimmy Hughes; Al
Kent; Otis & Carla; Jackie Wilson; Joe Beck; Drifters: Little Helen; Ruby Andrews.Pick: James Carr. Hits: #2-Leon Haywood. #9-Bobby Bland. #10-Betty Harris.Top 16-Jean & Darlings. Chart: Andre Williams; Joe Tex; 0. V. Wright; Soul Brothers6; Cruisers; Bobby Moore; Sandpebbles.
KSOL, S.F., Chart: Chuck Wood; Joe Beck; Andre Williams; William Bell; BobbyRush; Jimmy Hughes; Supremes; Laura Lee; Johnny Taylor; Cruisers; Fantastic 4;Brenton Wood; Joe Tea. Smash: Soul Brothers 6; Mike & Censations.
Fat Daddy, WWIN, Baltimore, Picks: Tempests; King Curtis; Bay Ridge; BennyGordon. Smash: Laura Lee; Jimmy Hughes; Lorraine Ellison; William Bell. LooksGood: Young Hearts.
Al Jefferson, Hot Rod, Kelson Fisher. WWIN, Baltimore, Pick: Intruders. Too Hot:Jay & Techniques. Instrumental Pick: Romeos. Chart: Joe Tex; Witches; Bobby Bland;Otis Redding; Cruisers.
Ervin Hestor, WSRC, Durham, Hit: Lorraine Ellison; Fantastic 4. On: Jimmy Hughes;Joe Tex.
Larry Hayes, KALO, Little Rock, Hit: Otis & Carla; Ruby Andrews; #1-JesseJames; William Bell; Andre Williams.
Charlie Derrick, WOIC, Columbus, Hits: Bluesbusters; Groove; Joe Tex; ErmaFranklin.
Jim Dandy, WLOU, Louisville, Hit: Exits. On: Booker T; Kelly Brothers; Cruisers:Inez & Charlie.
Hamp Swain, WIBB, Macon, Hit: Tempos; Bobby Womack. On: Attractions; Ambas-sadors; Fascinations.
Ronald Allen, WOKS, Columbus, Hit: Al Kent; Precisions.Jo Jo David Samuels, WENZ, Ri"hmond, Hit: "Baby I'm Sn Lnneov," Intruders.
#1-Jesse James; Cruisers; Otis & Carla.Sonny Woods, WHYZ, Greenville, Picks: Willie Charles Gray; Alvin Cash; Augustine
Twins.
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By TOMAS FUNDORA
(This column appears first in Spanish and then in English)Estrenara la Orquestra Sinfonica de Omaha la pieza "Sinfonia
Ctwana" del Maestro Marzo Rizo el prOxime 16 de Agosto en esaciudad. Sera la primera vez que sera ejecutada la pieza y seemla opinion de los entendidos sentara pauta el Maestro Rizo conesba Sinfonia, reflejo del folklore original cubano . . . ContratadaLa India de Oriente para actuar en el Club 38 de New Jersey. Sugrabacion larga duracio Gema acaba de ser puesta a la yenta yse esperan muy altar yentas . . . INos alegramos! . . . Celebraraelecciones el dia 18 de Noviembre, la Asociacion de CompositoresCubanos en el Exilio. Su actual presidente, el popular Rosendoltcsell cita para las elecciones que se celebraran en Miami.
uelebre Discos Fuentes por todo lo alto el lanzamiento del "al-bum" nueve de Juan Nicolas Estela, asi como la presentation del"Disco de Oro sr en reconocimiento por las yentas de "La Chicadel Billete." La reunion se celebr6 en los salones del Fujiyama enMedellin, el pasado dia 31 de Julio . . . Oimos la letra en Inglesdel bolero de Osvaldo Farres, titulado %Donde Estas?" en Espa-nol y "Once Again" en Ingles. Esta pieza fue grabada por Oscarde Lugo y Tito Lara en su version original y avanza su popula-ridad.
Lrnesto Lecuona Trio Los Condos Chucho Avellanet
Presencaron por el Canal 10 de Miami un espectaculo a todocolor, honrando la memoria del gran Maestro Ernesto Lecuona.Cantaron las composiciones del inolvidable autor de "Siboney" y"La Malaguefia," Zoraida Marrero, Elsa Valladares, ZoraidaBeato y Antonio Curbelo. Fue un gesto de Frank Moro, el popularempresario de la Florida, que comenzath un programa radial de10 a 12 de la mailana por Radio Continental todos los sAbadosen la ciudade de Miami . . . lExitos! . . . Saldran los IndiosTabajaras en jira por Venezuela, Los Angeles y Ciudad Mexico. . . La Peer-Southern esta trabajando en la letra en Ingles de"Adoro" de Armando Manzanero para grabaciones en ese idioma.
Oliver Berliner se ha hecho cargo de la representaciOn perso-nal de Emilia Conde y acaba de nombrar al Maestro BelisarioLopez, "manager" profesional de sus empresas de mdsica . . . Lagrabacion "El Dia Que iCay6 Fidel Castro" de Gema, producidapor Guillermo Alvarez Guedes es una pieza para la historia. 1 For-midable! Prohibe el sello la reproduction de este disco por radio,TV o cualquier otro vehiculo informativo. Causaria una conmo-cion . . . i y de las grandes! . . . l Nos alegramos profundamente!
Terming Napoleon Dihmes sus presentaciones en Nueva York,paseando su talento y caballerosidad ante nosotros, reintegran-dose inmediatamente a su programa de televisi6n en Santo Do-mingo . . . Contratados los Condes pare actuar en Argentina elprOximo Noviembre. Salen esta semana hacia Puerto Rico y Re-publica Dominicana, para de ahi salter a Buenos Aires. Leentree) Pancho Cristal a Ricardo Ray, un Disco de Oro en elprograma e Pumarejo, Canal 47, por el exite obtenido por sudisco "Jala Jala y Boogaloo" en el sello Tico. Un nuevo "album"titulado "Jala Jala y Boogaloo" Vol. II sera lanzado al mercadopr6ximamente.
Fue un exit° rotundo la presentaciOn del pragrama "NusetroMundo' por television en Mexico. Utilizando los servicios de sate -
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Latin AmericanSingle HitParade
record
1. RICHIE'S MLA ALARicardo Ray (Alegre)
2. YO SOY AQUELAutor: M. AlejandroTomas de San Julian (Gema)Los Trovadores de Espana (Montilla)Raphael (Hispavox)Lope Balaguer (Ansonia)
3. ARRECOTIN-ARRECOTANCortijo-1. Rivera (Tico)
4. BRAVOAutor: Luis DemetrioOlga Guillot (Musart)Celia Cruz (Tice)Sonia "La Unica" (Ansonia) (RCA)Luis Demetrio (Musart)
5. CHUA CHUAAutor: Rafael !tierGran Combo (Gema)
6. PALABRAS DEL CIELOAutor: Jose A. Jimenez*Johnny Albino (Stardust)Jose A. Jimenez (RCA)Eva Flores (Bego)Conjunto Bernal (Bego)Lucha Villa (Musart)
7. TE TRAIGO EN MI CARTERAAutor: Melo DiazAntonio Aguilar (Musart)Charro Avitia (Orfeon)
8. PERDAMONOSAutor: M. de Jesus
(Montilla)Felipe Pirela (Velvet)Johnny Albino (Starbright)Homero Aguilar (Columbia)
9. GRAN COMBO'S BOOGALOOGran Combo (Gema)
10. NOAutor: A. ManzaneroRoberto Ledesma (Gema)Antonio Prieto (RCA)Gloria Lasso (Musart)Blanca Rosa Gil (Velvet)Magda Franco (Columbia)Joe Quilano (Cesta)
11. OH, THAT'S NICEPete Rodriguez (Tico)
12. YO QUIERO UNA NOVIAAuto,: David MirandaJose M. Class (BMC)
13. PAPEL DE LA CALLEAutor: D. R.Felipe Pirela (Velvet)Daniel Santos (Patty)
14. I LIKE IT LIKE THATAutor: Jose Polen-M. Rodriguez*Pete Rodriguez (Alegre)
15. COBARDE 1000 VECES(DR)Blanca Rosa Gil (Velvet)
16. UNA MENTIRA PIADOSAAutor: Hnos. Garcia SeguraLos Gemelos del Sur (Borinquen)Tomas de San Julian (Gema)
17. JAllYAutor: R. VelezWillie Colon (Fania)
18. ES NI NINA BONITAJohnny Albino (Starbright)Juan Legido (Velvet)Paquito Jerez (Belter)
19. CELOSOAutor: J. L Carson -M. Montes*Trio Los Ponchos (Columbia)Johnny Albino (Stardust)Marco A. Muniz (RCA)
20. JARDIN MARCHITOAutor: Primitive SanchezTrio Juventud (Montilla)
34 RECORD WORLD-August 19, 1967
Unart SignsLuiz Bonfa
Luiz Bonfa, Brazilian com-poser and guitarist, has justbeen signed to an exclusive,long-term world-wide song-writer's contract by Unart Mu-sic Corp., announces MurrayDeutch, Exec VP of the UnitedArtists Music Companies. (Un-art is the BMI arm of the UAorganization.)
From left: Arthur Miller, MichaelStewart, Murray Deutsch and LuizBonfa.
Bonfa has achieved an in-ternational reputation for hisscoring of films, including"The Gentle Rain," "L'OreD'Amore" and "Black Orpheus,"for which he won many majorawards. Bonfa has also scoredcommercials for radio and tele-vision and presently has a non-exclusive three picture dealwith Paramount Pictures.
He has had over 1,000 of hiscompositions published. Theseinclude the current Steve Law-rence-Eydie Gorme single of"Summer Summer Wind," "TwoNote Samba" and the stand-ards "Manha de Carnaval" (ADay In The Life Of A Fool)and "Samba de Orfeu" (SweetHappy Life) from the prize-winning "Black Orpheus."
Bonfa records for Dot Re-cords. The UA deal was nego-tiated with Arthur Miller, Bon-fa's personal manager.
Act 3 FormedWILKES BARRE, PA.-Jenks
Music, 225 Watkins St. an-nounces the creation of Act 3Productions.
In joint ownership with JenksMusic, and independent pro-ducer A. "Manny" Jay's DisqueRecords, Inc., Act 3 will retaintotal independence from itsparent companies. Principles ofthe new company include: A.Manny Jay as Exec A&R Pro-ducer, hailing from the DisqueRecording Group; William J.Jenks of the Jenks MusicGroup as Professional GeneralManager; and Disque's ElanoreGilbree as Consumer RelationsDirector.
Latin AmericanAlbum Reviews
COSAS DEL ALMA
ROBERTO VANES-Columbia Ex 5191.Una des las mejores voces de Ame-
rica se luce en: "Aplauso," "Yo SoyAquel," "Cosas del Alma," "Hambre"y otras. Arreglos e instrumentacionesformidables!
One of the finest singers in Americaoffers a superb repertoire in this cut.Among them: "Si no Estuvieras Aqui,""Un Suelio y Nada mss," "Como,"others. ****
EL SHOW DE ...LOS DOLTONS--Sonoradio LPL 2179.
Se revelan Los Doltons como sensa-cion en Peru. Muy buenas interpreta-ciones de: "No Puede Ser," "Piedras,""Te Perdi" y "Sacale las Balas a toFusil." Venderan en cualquier areadonde sean promoteados.
Los Doltons are a sensation in Peru.Superb renditions and ditto repertoire.
****POEMAS INEDITOS DE JOSE ANGEL BUESA
ROLANDO BARRAL-Panart LP 3111.Excelente repertorio de poemas de
Jose Angel Buesa. Vibran en la voz deRolando. Se destacan "Poema Cruel,""Cancion del Abandonado," "Eso esTodo" y "Poema de la Sombra."
Rolando Barral recites poems by JoseAngel Buesa in this album. Outstand-ing repertoire and excellent interpre-tations. ****
HILO DE SEDA
LOS PEKENIKES-United AtistsUN 14515.
Muy buenas las interpretaciones in-strumentales de Los Pekenikes. Se in-cluye "Hilo de Seda." Famosos enEspatia desde hace ocho afios ahora selanzan al campo internacional.
Los Pekenikes have been famous inSpain for eight years. Their fame isspreading to America. Renditions aretops.
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Ray RiveraVersatile
NEW YORK - Ray Rivera,currently entertaining at Mr.G's here, is also the composerof many Latin American jazzand R&B compositions.
Among them: "You've BeenTalking About Me Baby," re-corded by Gale Garnett, Ram-sey Lewis Trio and Donald
Byrd; "CuchyFrito Man,"recorded byCal Tjader,Billy Larkin,Ray Tenaceand Claus Og-erman; "TheRight Kind ofWoman," JoeWilliams;"Los Jibaros,"
Cal Tjader and Eddie Pal-mieri; "Yambo," Claus Oger-man; and "Lips and Legs,'Rubin Mitchell.
The arranging -producing firmof Claus Ogerman is currentlylooking for a major record dealfor the versatile Rivera.
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Vaughn Awarded
At Brazilian Consulate in Los An-geles, Billy Vaughn, Dot Recordsmaestro, is presented with the"Chico Viola Award," one of Bra-zil's top awards given yearly toartists on records. The tune in-volved was "Michelle," publishedin South America by Fermata andreleased on RGE label. Managerfor both companies in the U. S. isDebbie Frenkiel who joins in con-gratulating Billy.
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Nos informa el cordial Dick(Ricardo) Sugar desde la W.H.B.I. FM que sus "Best LatinDozen" son los siguientes nu-meros: 1 "Gypsy Woman" porJoe Bataan. 2 "Los Dos" porJoe Cuba. 2 "This is Love" porJoe Cuba (Estos dos niimerosdisfrutan de la misma popula-ridad seem las llamadas reci-bidas) 3 "Willie Whopper" por"Willie Colon 4 "Bad Breath"..."W"""~"""""A".::":":"::::::04":4":::"::4":".44
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"Oh, That'sNice !" porPete Rodri-guez. 9 "YouGotta LoveMe" por John-ny Colon. 10"Mio" por TitoRodriguez. 11."Don't GoAway" porKing Nando y
"I Like It Like That" por PeteRodriguez.
El "Hit Parade" de laWBNX es confeccionado deacuerdo con las peticiones reci-bidas y el informe de las tien-das de discos consultadas porsu Depto. de Investigation deMercado y resulta del siguientemodo: "Perdamonos" por RaidMarrero en Primer lugar. "YoSoy Aquel" por Tomas de SanJulian en Segundo. "Celoso"por Marco A. Muniz en Tercero."Palabras del Cielo" por John-ny Albino en Cuarto. "JardinMarchito" por el Trio Juventuden Quinto. "Un Amor Especial"por Raul Marrero en Sexto."Bravo" por Olga Guillot enSeptimo. "I Like It Like That"por Pete Rodriguez en Octavo."Te Traigo en mi Cartera" porJuan Antonio Ramos en Novenoy "No Pienses en Mi" porTomas de San Juan y HectorCabrera en Decimo lugar.
Antonio Estrada Trujillo, dela WBOS 1600 Kc. Boston,Mass. nos reporta en Primerlugar a "Sombras" por Joe Fe-liciano. "I Like It Like That"por Pete Rodriguez en Segundo."Yo Soy Aquel" por Raphaelen Tercero. "El Despertar" porMarco A. Mut-11z en Cuarto y"Worksman Song" por TitoPuente en Quinto. Estrada, ac-tor y locutor puertorrioueliotrabajo para la WKAQ, laWKAQ, la WNEL y WAPA Ra-dio y TV y Telemundo enPuerto Rico. Ahora desempefiasus funciones en Boston.
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Kapp's ShapiroDons Sombrero1'ed Shapiro, General Man-
ager of Kapp International,Ltd., left for Mexico City lastweek to meet with John Troop,head of Proveedora de Discosfor a general business discus-sion revolving mainly on theincrease in Kapp record sales inMexico.
Shapiro disclosed that hebrought news of a very special"goodie" for the Kapp affiliate,which has been with the labelfor many years. In addition to
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1 Irites artificiales, este programa fue presenciado por mas de 500.-000.000 televidentes en el mundo entero. Tomaron parte en 61,Antonio Aguilar y Flor Silvestre, artistas exclusives de Musart.Sac6 esta sello una grabacion de Roy Avila y su guitarra hawa-iana con mfisica del momento, entre las cuales se encuentran:"Celoso," "Soy un Creyente," "Un Hombre y Una Mujer," "Tiem-po de Llorar" y otras . . . Sato la Columbia una nueva grabaciondel Trio Los Panchos titulada "El Pescador de Estrellas." Entre elrepertorio se encuentran: "Se Me Va la Vida," "Dios te Bendi-ga," "Puedo Fallar," "Ladr6n" y otras . . . Se lute Lucy Faberyen su interpretation de "Yo Soy." Le pone alma, vida y action.Lucy es uno de los grandes valores de Puerto Rico.
Muy buena la nueva grabacion de Chucho Avellanet titulada"Detras de Mi Sonrisa" lanzada por United Artists con: "Que-date," "La Noche," "Sobre el techo Azul de mi Loco Amor,""Amor Desesperado" y otras. Chucho Avellanet acaba de regresara Puerto Rico, de su viaje de "luna de miel" con Lissette . . . Ladirection del "Festival de la Canci6n Latinoamericana de Miami"es la siguiente: 1034 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami, Florida 33132. . . Excelente el "Album" titulado "Los Incomparables Pachara-cos" lanzado por Virrey con: "Mujer Hermosa," "Esperaza,""Tierra Brava," "Mi Cafeta," "Alma de mi Alma" y otras. i Sonincomparables de verdad! Ya sane, la nueva grabacion de ConnieFrancis en Espanol en el sello MGM. Se titula "Grandes Exitosdel Cine en Los /kilos 60" y Connie supera sus interpretacionesen el idioma de Cervantes. I Muy bueno! y ahora . . . I hasta laproxima
Lend an Ear...In English"Cuban Symphony" will be performed for the first time in
Omaha by the Omaha Philharmonic Orchestra under the direc-tion of Joseph Levine on Aug. 16 ... La India de Oriente will beperforming at Club 38 in New Jersey for several weeks. Her re-cording on Gema will be released this week . . . The Associationof Cuban Composers in Exile of Miami will celebrate electionson Nov. 18. The president of the Association Rosendo Rosell, isannouncing the event.
Discos Fuentes granted their gold record to artist Juan NicolasEstella for the success of his recording "La Chica del Billete". . . %Donde Estas?" by composer Osvaldo Farres will haveEnglish lyrics in two weeks. This song is becoming popular viaOscar de Lugo and Tito Lara.
Frank Moro presented on TV Channel 10, Miami, a program inhonor of Maestro Ernesto Lecuona (in color). Singers on thisprogram included Zoraida Marrero, Elsa Valladares, ZoraidaBeato and Antonio Curbelo.
Indios Tabajaras will be touring Venezuela, Los Angeles andMexico City in a few days . . . Peer-Southern will have availableEnglish lyrics for the song by Armando Manzanero, "Adoro."
West Coast tropical music publisher Oliver Berliner has takenover personal management of Puerto Rican songstress EmiliaConde. He also appointed bandleader Belisario Lopez as GeneralProfessional Manager of his publishing companies . . . Trio LosCondes had been signed for performances in Argentina. Theywill depart via Puerto Rico and Santo Domingo and from therewill go directly to Buenos Aires . . . Columbia released a new al-bum by Trio Los Panchos titled "El Pescador de Estrellas."Included in this cut: "Se Me Va la Vida," "Dios te Bendiga,""Puedo Fallar" and others .. . Musart released an album by RoyAvila and his Hawaiian guitar . . . Lucy Fabery is great on "YoSoy" . . . United Artists is doing well with an LP by ChuchoAvellanet containing "Quedate," "La Noche," "Amor Desespera-do," "Sobre el Techo Azul de mi Loco Amor," others.
The address of Festival of the Latin American Song of Miamiis: 1034 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami, Fla. 33132 . . . El Virrey re-leased a new album by Los Pacharacos titled "Los IncomparablesPacharacos" in which are included: "Alma de mi Alma," "MiCafetal," "Esperanza," "Tierra Brava" and "Mujer Hermosa" .A new album by Connie Francis was released by MGM titled"Grandes Exitos del Cine en los Afios 60," sung in Spanish.
Tico Records granted Ricardo Ray a gold record for the successof this latest album, "Jala Jala y Boogaloo." Pancho Cristalhanded this award to Rickie on the Pumarejo's TV Show thisweek. A new album by Ricardo Ray titled "Jala Jala and Booga-lo," Vol. II, will be released in a few weeks.
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COLOMBIA- SINGLE -
HIT PARADEBy HUMBERTO MORENO
1. SI HOY FUERA AYER(E. Arias)Aid Acosta (Zeida)
2. LA BURRITA(E. Herrera)Los Corraleros (Fuentes)
'3. LA YERBITA(E. Herrera)Los Corraleros (Fuentes)
4. LA BURRITA DE ELISEO(L. Mesa)Los Corraleros (Fuentes)
5. LA CHISPITA(H. Blanco)Hugo Blanco (Fuentes)
6. AMOR GITANOAlci Acosta (Zelda)
7. CELOSO(Carson-Montes)Los Ponchos (CBS)
8. TANGO NEGRO(B. Garcia)Jorge Valente (CBS)
9. SOMETHIN' STUPIDFronk y Nancy Sinatra (Reprise)
10. ENAMORADA DE UN AMIGO MIO(R. Carlos)Los Johnny Jets (CBS)
MIAMI- SINGLE -
HIT PARADEBy FRANK MORO
1. PAPEL DE LA CALIEFelipe Pirela (Velvet)
2. ES MI NINA BONITAJuan Legido (Velvet)
3. NORoberto Ledesma (Gema)
4. ERESAntonio Curbelo (Modiner)
5. TU VOZGilberto Diaz (Blanco)
6. YO SOY AOUELTomas de San Julian (Gema)
7. BRAVOOlga Guillot (Musart)
8. ACOMPANAMERocio Durcal
9. PERDAMONOSFelipe Pirela (Velvet)
10. ROCIOOrlando Contrera (Velvet)
Kapp's Shapiro(Continued from page 36)
the recent product like theLatin Souls' "Boogaloo & Shing-aling" LP, Shapiro was intro-ducing to that market a newRoger Williams LP release forLatin distribution only, a spe-cial for Kapp affiliates. Entitled"Amor," the album features topLatin tempos and is presentlynot available in the U. S.
Shapiro anticipated an enthu-siastic response from the Latin-American market for this LP,as well as for a flock of othercurrent Kapp product, whichenjoys growing popularity inand around our southern neigh-bor countries.
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By HUMBERTO MORENO
Saludos amigos y discole-gas . . .
Eliana promete acaparar laatencion de muchos colom-bianos . . . Sus primeras cuatrocanciones publicadas por Phil-ips Colombiana en un compacto(E.P.) adquieren fuerte popu-ridad: "Requiem por un ye -ye,""Pequefia Historia," "SantaClaus no trae mufiecas" y "Lacase del amor." "Canciones DeLa Nada," denomination cen-tral para este disco promotea-
do con carac-teres de ori-ginalidad porElkim Mesa,periodista deamplia trayec-toria y cronis-ta politico. Lasletras de estas"Canciones dela Nada" in -t e r p r etadas
por Eliana, son productos van-guardistas de los escritores"nadaistas" (lease "hippies")Gonzalo Arango, HumbertoNavarro, Pablus Gallinazus yPaula Alejandra. Musica delcantante juvenil Alex y erre-glos de Harold.
Cuatro dias estuvieron enColombia - Bogota y Medellin-, Jose Luengo y GuillermoAcosta, Gerente de Ventas yDirector Artistico, respectiva-mente, del sello Musart de Me-jico. El mayor interes de losvisitantes al parecer, fue el deinformarse sobre la situationreal del disco en este pals,puesto que "estabamos desori-entados por una lista de yentasque recibimos en Mexico desdehac ealgOn tiempo," comentarona este corresponsal. Y agrega-ron: "Menos mal que nuestrasinvestigaciones e informacionescorresponden a una realidadmuy diferente, aunque la situ-acion de los discos en Colombiano es muy buena." Con las pal-abras de los senores Luengo yAcosta se confirma nuestrocomentario aceroa de que nun -ca antes en este pais habia sidoelaborado un "ranking" deyentas que refle jara mas omen o s aproximadamente laverdad sobre lo que gusts alpublic°, dando respuesta inme-diata con la demanda en lasdiscotiendas. De alli nuestro
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1. FORTUNAKing Nando-Swingers
2. GYPSY WOMANJoe Batoon-Fania
3. MLA MLARicardo Roy-Alegre
4. OH, THAT'S NICEPete Rodriguez-Alegre
5. FUN CITY SHINGALINGJoe Quijano-Cesta
6. TALL TALESLebron Brothers-Cotique
7. GRAN COMBO BOOGALOOGran Combo-Gema
8. ARRECOTIN ARRECOTANCortijo-Tico
9. YOU GOTTA LOVE MEJohnny Colon-Cotique
10. LA BANDALatin Souls-Kapp
afan por realizar las estadisti-cas mas minuciosas, aplicandosistemas modernos y un equipode colaboradores en toda lanation.
Hispavox, por intermedio deDiscos Fuentes, coloca en lasestaciones de radio una estu-penda cancion de Alberto Cor-tez que esta gustando mucho,"En Un Rincon del Alma." Hayresquesta en las yentas. Igualsucede con "La Chispita" delarpista venezolano Hugo Blan-co. Otros buenos vendedoresson Los Corraleros del Maja-gual, exclusivos de Fuentes,quienes con "La Burrita," "LaYerbita" y "La Burrita de Eli-seo" invaden el mercado na-cional.
Hubo reunion "por lo alto"en el Hotel Tequendama deBogota con ocasi6n del lanza-miento por parte de DiscosZeida (Codiscos), del L.P. "Es-pecialmente para Ti" del idolonacional Oscar Golden. Asistie-ron periodistas, Disc -jockeys yradiodifusores residentes en lacapital. El hecho fue calificadocomo el mas importante delalio, dentro del mundillo dis-cografico.
Desde Espaiia nos informanque Lyda Zamora firm!, con-tratos para actuar en T.V. comocantante y teleactriz. Estamosseguros del exit° que puedalograr Lyda en sus presenta-clones. Hay rumores, casi con-firmados, de que cuando LydaZamora haya regresado de sujira por Europa ira a Mexico,donde grabara para Musartrecomendada especialmente porlos Directivos de Codiscos,firma que la tiene en su elencode exclusivos. No es mas, ami-go- . . . Hasta la proximo. . . .
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Money Music (Continued from page 18)
"Back Track," Bay Ridge, Atlantic, is getting good initial ac-ceptance .. . "Im Coming Home," Bobby McDowell, Amy, is verystrong.
"Coastin'," Shackelfords, LHI, is starting to sell. C&W Action:"Here We Go Again," Virgil Warner, LHI, looks good.
Bertha Porter, WDRC, Hartford, New: "Put Your Mind atEase," Easybeats; Herman's Hermits; "Plastic Flowers," RichKids; Paul Revere; Oscar Toney; Martha & Vandellas; "BigBoss Man," Erma Franklin; Grass Roots.
Joe Dean and Nick Nickson, WBBF, Rochester, Action: "Al-ways You," Sundowners, Decca; Dionne Warwick. New: Peter,Paul & Mary; Turtles; "They Don't Give Medals," Tommy Am-brose. Great from LP: "Requiem from Masses." On: "Omaha,"Paul Revere.
Paul Powers, WRKO, Boston, New: P. P. & M.; Donovan; Wil-son Pickett; Aretha Franklin.
Keith Morris, KXOK, St. Louis, On: Troy Shondell. Loves:"Small Town Bring Down," Tony Bruno; "Casanova," Ruby An-drews; "Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby Standing in theShadow," Lord Sitar, Capitol. Big Requests: Dino, Desi & Billy;"The Season," 0. C. Smith, Columbia. On: Wilson Pickett. GoodR&B records getting requests: "Get On Up," Esquires, Bunky;Joe Tex ("A Woman's Hands"). Also, "A Woman Like That Yeh,"Joe Tex; "Never My Love," Association.
Paul Power, WRKO, Boston, New: Brenton Wood; Parliaments;Donovan; Spanky & Our Gang; Peter, Paul & Mary; Van Morri-son. Station Pick: Wilson Pickett. Sales: Giant #2-Miracles;Jimi Hendrix is #6; Jay & Techniques is #8. Turtles is #12.Supremes is a smash. On: Robert Knight ("Everlasting Love").
Jeff Henderson, WSAM, Saginaw, Big: "Beg, Borrow, & Steal,"Ohio Express, Cameo.
WKNR, Detroit, Smashing #3-"Some Kind of Wonderful,"Soul Brothers 6. Top 10-Van Morrison. Charted: AmericanBreed; Gladys Knight; Jay & Techniques; Esquires; Booker T.
CKLW, Detroit, Picks: Jr. Walker; Van Morrison; Jackie Wil-son; Jay & Techniques. Hot: Soul Brothers 6. Top 15-GladysKnight; Esquires.
Bwana Johnny, WUBE, Cincinnati, is running a big celebrationfor his birthday with WUBE for the benefit of the BrightonStreet Center, (underprivileged kids and poverty families).WUBE needs talent. Bobbie Gentry will be there. Pick: TomJones. New: "Getting Together," Tommy James; "I Had aDream," Paul Revere. Smash: Sunshine Company. Chart: WilsonPickett; Supremes; Yardbirds; Jay & Techniques; Chris Bartley;Ronnie Dove; Frank Sinatra; "The Girl with Long Blonde Hair,"/MP
MGM's N. Y. Meet
The re -presentation of MGM Records' "psychedelic" marketing confer-ence and light show in New York (first shown in Las Vegas recently)brought out such notables as above. from. left: Sol Handwerger, MortNasatir, Bill Singer, Tom White; Bob Austin, Lenny Scheer, Sid Parnes,Mort Hillman; Val Valentin, Tom Kearns, Sid Sugarman, Jack Maher,Sam Rubenstein; Sol Greenberg, Iry Trencher, White. Valentin, Al Lewis,Frank Mancini. Event was combined with a cocktail party which drewover 300.
New Lime, Counterpart. Loves: Drifters, Bobby Darin, Peter,Paul & Mary.
Jack Parnell, WHBQ, Memphis, #1-"The Letter," Box Tops.Smash: "Groovin'," Booker T. Loves: Otis & Carla; Forum; GrassRoots; Lewis & Clark; "Contact," Teddy Neely; Bee Gees; ArethaFranklin; Wilson Pickett; "Royal Blue Summer Sunshine Day,"Bystanders, Chess; Billy Lee Riley; "That Girl," Smoke Ring,Bell; "Seashore Dreamin'," Jones Boys; Ronnie Dove "is great."Sales: Buffalo Springfield. Great: Dean Martin.
Kevin Collins, WMEX, Boston, New: Wildweeds ("SomedayMorning"); Paul Revere; Tommy James; Merry -Go -Round; GrassRoots; Spanky & Gang; Dean Martin; Seekers; Country Joe &Fish. Chart: Donovan (Mt.) ; Parliaments; Association; SkeeterDavis; Tom Jones; Jon & Robin; D.C. 5; 5 Americans; Yard -birds; Buffalo Springfield; Bobby Vee.
Fabulous Reaction: "With You Girl," Arbors, Date, went righton WMCA, WLS, WCAO. The Tokens and Al Kasha of BobCrewe's office assisted Hutch Davie in producing this Turtles -like song. We are certain this record is a smash.
Eric Stevens, WIXY, says, "I had to be the first person in thecountry to play 'Never My Love,' Association, because I put iton as soon as I got the LP." New: Spanky & Gang; Innocence;Gary Lewis; D.C. 5; Lou Christie; Booker T.; Peter, Paul &Mary; Cyrkle; Paul Revere. #1-Miracles. #2-Parliaments.#8-BeeGees.
Hit: "Meter Reader Maid," Bocephus, Verve, broke wide openin Nashville (Dick Buckley pick) ; Memphis; Little Rock; Dallas;Houston; Charlotte. WAYS; KLIF; KNUZ; KVIL; KIST; WMPS;KAAY.
"Flower Man," Garden of Eden, Verve, went on WQXI, WPGC;WAYS; WGH; WKYC; KNUZ; KVIL; KIMN; KIST; KUDE;KAFY; KSEE; WKIX; WTIX; WAEB; WRAW.
"Let It All Hang Out," Hombres, Verve, went on WFOM, Ma-rietta; Buddy Covington, KNUZ, Houston. On: Booker T.; P. P.& Mary; Wilson Pickett (Smash); Traffic; D.C. 5. Local: "SplashOne," Clique, Cinema.
"Black Is Black," Lord Sitar, Capitol, is on WOR-FM. There isa rumor that it is George Harrison playing sitar.
"I Can't Stop Loving You," Last Word, Atco, is #5 at WQAM& WFUN, Miami; breaking sales in Atlanta, New Orleans, Mem-phis, Detroit, Pittsburgh; Goes on KLIF, Dallas; Top 10 WEAM,Montgomery (50,000 watts). On KFJZ.
Premier at WCFL: Bobby Goldsboro.Dick Thompson, WHOT, Youngtown, On: Jay & Americans;
Traffic; Booker T.; Otis & Carla; Bocephus."Love Is Getting Better," Groove. Scepter, WHIH, WANT
(Richmond) ; WENZ, WPAO, WOIC, WYNN, WHYZ, WDAS,WABQ, WJMO, WVKO, WHHY, KIKX, KTKT, KXIV, KRIZ,KCAB, WICC, WPOP, WAVZ, WHHO, WKKO, WHEW, WMEN,WJCR, WPDQ, WHK, WKYC (Cleveland) ; WMCA, NY; WCLS,WSGA, WNEX, WDAK, WVLD, WDOL, WVMG, KYME, WROZ,WOWO, KIOA, KLWW, KOAM, WAKY, KRUS, KOIL, WKIX,KQWB, WNOE, WTIX (N. Orleans); WMAK.
WING, Dayton, is the only station in the country playing "24Sycamore," Wayne Fontana, MOM, and it goes to Top 15. Con-grats to WING for breaking this record. On: "Hey Conductor,"Sonny Flaherty, goes close to #1. On: Canned Heat; Spanky;Marcia Strassman. Hit: "Love Me Tender," Percy Sledge. On:Wilson Pickett. Regional: "You're Kind of Lovin'," Volcanics,Cameo. The people at WING are amazed at how much R&B isnow on the survey. They are flipped over "Knock on Wood," Otis& Carla. Smash: Ronnie Dove.
The new Spencer Davis is "Time Seller." It is fantastic! JohnMartin, their manager, said it exploded in two days on the Britishcharts.
"Plastic Flowers," Rich Kids, Steed, on WMAK, WNOE, WFUN,WHB, WQXI, WLS, WCOL, WHHY, WAKR, WFOM, WPRO,WOR-FM, WCFL.
Great good music play on "Summer Song," Doodle TownPipers, Epic . . . "For a Few Dollars More," Leroy Holmes, islooking very good . . . "Mind Excursion," Trade Winds, shouldmake it this time around.
Both sides of the Tony Bruno, Kama Sutra, want on WOR-FM.Smashing sales in Cincinnati on Ronnie Dove!"I'm Coming Home," Bob McDowell, Amy, went on WMPS,
Memphis."Pearl Time," Andre Williams, Sport, went on WTRY, Troy;
WNIA, Buffalo; WSAI, Cincinnati; WPOP, Hartford; WDEE,Hamden; WICC; WHYN; WFUN, Miami; KOL, Seattle; KGAR,
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riiiig COUNTRY SINGLEREVIEWS
ODE TO BILLIE JOE (Larry Shayne, ASCAP)BIG BOY DON'T NEED MAMAS (Ashmar, BMI)
MARGIE SINGLETON-Ashley 2011.Margie's interpretation of the moving, evocative tune about
life and death in the South. Hit.
YOU'RE STANDING IN THE WAY (Sure -Fire, BMI)GOODY, GOODY GUMDROP (Sure -Fire, BMI)
WILBURN BROTHERS-Decca 32169.Harmonious, melodious country song intoned with sensitivity
by the talented brothers.
HERE WE GO AGAIN (Dirk, BMI)HANGIN' ON (Garpax-Alanbo, BMI)
VIRGIL WARNER, SUZI JANE HOKOM-LHI 17018.Attractive reprise of the country standard by two folks who
know how to sell a song.
I DON'T WANNA PLAY HOUSE (Al Gallico, BMI)SOAKIN' WET (Glad, BMI)
TAMMY WYNETTE-Epic 10211.Another terrific tune from Billy Sherrill and Glenn Sutton
and Tammy sings it like 60.
I'D BE MORE OF A WOMAN (Blue Book, BMI)EVERYTHING THAT'S FASTENED DOWN IS COMIN' LOOSE
(Blue Book, BMI)BONNIE OWENS-Capitol 5977.
Humorous love song from Bonnie will click with the countrybuyers. Has a funny twist.
YOU OUGHTA TO SEE ME CRY (Pamper, BMI)JEALOUSLY INSANE (Window, BMI)
JOHNNY BUSH-Stop 126.Slow -moving ditty could turn into a hit for Johnny who war-
bles it with a tear in his voice.
DALLAS (Saran, BMI)MOVIN' ROUND (Saran, BMI)
VERN STOVALL-Longhorn 581.Swingy country tune about Dallas will have the buyers tapping
their toes and singing along. Recommended.
MY CRYING CHAIR (Albuquerque, BMI)I HATE TO SING AND RUN (Yonah, BMI)
BOBBY" BISHOP-Wayside 1004She's gone and he's crying and country fans will be sympathiz-
ing. Bobby tells a moving tale.
DOES MY RING HURT YOUR FINGER (Jando, ASCAP)SPELL OF THE FREIGHT TRAIN (Jack, BMI)
COUNTRY CHARLIE PRIDE-RCA Victor 47-9281.The guy's wife is slipping out at night. Clever lyrics will get
sales rolling for talented Charlie.
SHE'S WALKING AWAY (Lonzo & Oscar, BMI)I LOVE YOU MOST OF ALL (Lonzo & Oscar, BMI)
BOB WITHERS-Nugget 262.Bob turns his tenor into falsetto on this appealing country
song. It's upbeat and should make it.
GRASS WON'T GROW ON A BUSY STREET (Pamper, BMI)SOMEBODY TOLD MARY (Pamper, BMI)
KENNY PRICE-111)one 1063.Up -tempo song of a wanderer. Kenny gives out with his philoso-
phy and it will cull coin.
Tillis, WalkerFeted
Mil Tillis Wayne Walker
NASHVILLE-T w o unpro-claimed heroes of Music Citywill assume the spotlight Aug.15 when Cedarwood PublishingCo. salutes Mel Tillis a n dWayne Walker at a receptionat St. Cla.ir's restaurant. Tillisand Walker are two of thecity's most popular and suc-cessful tunesmiths.
Cedarwood President J. Wil-liam Denny is hosting t h eunprecedented affair in appre-ciation of their long and suc-cessful association with thefirm.
Their careers are almostlegendary in Nashville circles,with the prolific output of over400 songs in each writers' cata-logue. Walker, one of the firstexclusive writers for the com-pany when he signed in April,1956, has been accorded 16BMI Writers' Awards duringhis career. In Tillis' 10 -yearCedarwood association, he hasacquired no less than 15 ofthe same.
One of their most recent suc-cesses was, appropriately, a 50-50 venture which resulted inJack Green's recording of "Allthe Time," a song which re-mained in the charts for 19consecutive weeks, 3 in the #1position. Its success in thecountry field has attracted of-fers from A and R men from
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It's Official
Dorothy Owens and General JackMcFadden look on as Mayor R. V.Karlen of Bakersfield signs theproclamation naming Aug. 12 BuckOwens Day in the Tiger's home-town. Buck was on tour and wasunable to be at the ceremonies. Onhis birthday (12), Owens headlinedthe bill at the Illinois State Fair.Springfield.
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By PAUL PERRYThe probability of 16th Avenue South, located in the heart of
Nashville's recording district, being widened into an expresswayhas come closer to reality with the approval of needed funds byNashville's metro council. Much of Music City's C&W operationis located on the street including the giant Columbia Studio com-plex.
Kapp's Director of Promotions here, Chuck Chellman, is inSan Antonio this week in collaboration with Kapp RecordsMonth at K-BUC radio there. Displays and the like have beenplaced in record outlets with K-BUC setting the stage by featur-ing the new Bob Wills LP the first week in August, the Hugh X.Lewis album second week. Carl Smith's new long play this week
and followed by the new Mel Tillis album nextweek. K-BUC jocks include Jeff Britt, DaleEichor, Jim Clemens and Eddie Daniels. Kapp."-'fists call in by phone and chat on each showdaily.
.hecording this past week were Roger Miller,Jack Greene, Bobby Bare, Jerry Lee Lewis,Marion Worth, Jimmy Martin and Willie Nel-son. Miller cut the sound track for an upcom-ing movie starring James Coburn.
Guitarist -singer Billy Grammer has appar-ently got his biggest release since million seller"Gotta Travel On" in his new Rice recordingof "Mabel, You've Been a Good Girl to Me."
Big action is reported in Chicago and Atlanta.WFLO, Atlanta, program and music director Mac Curtis has
signed to record for Epic. Curtis formerly recorded for Towerand his "Stepping Out on You" got chart action. He'll be incom-ing soon for a session under Billy Sherrill.
A cocktail -reception will be held for Cedarwood writers MelTillis and Wayne Walker, Tuesday, Aug. 15, at St. Clair's in the100 Oaks shopping center. Affair was talked up by Tandy Riceand Associates.
On the mending list is Ray Pillow's wife Jo Ann, who under-went neck surgery at Park View Hospital here last week.
Bobby Lewis, currently high on the charts with his UnitedArtists disk, "Love Me and Make It All Better," will be at theGolden Nugget in Vegas this last week in August. The JohnnyPaycheck Show with Little Darlin's Jean Riley just wound upa 10 -day stay there and headed back home via show dates inColorado and Kansas. Paycheck's "The Cave" is getting excep-tional early reaction.
The folks at Monument are all excited over the new BobMitchum single, "You Deserve Each Other," and Fred Carter,Jr.'s "And You Wonder Why," due on the turntables this week.
However, the record of the year could be Billie Walker's upcom-ing release.
50,000 clear channel watt WBOP in Ft. Worth is being readiedto make the big switch to all Country & Western. Located at 570on the dial, there'll be lots of new country music fans. RCAVictor artist John Hartford is leaving Nashville adult music sta-tion WWGN for road work. "Gentle On My Mind" helped Johnmake up his mind.
Local resident Connie Smith joins Dick Curless for this week'sNew Yorker Hotel Nashville Club engagement.
Bumped into Jim Edward Brown last week. Jim Ed is recordingfor the second time in three weeks, this week trying to find theideal follow-up to "Pop a Top." "We think we've found it,"quipped Jim Ed, "but you never can tell." Thieves paid Brown avisit a week or so back and borrowed his car for a while. Droveit right out of the driveway, but police recovered it a short timelater.
Veteran entertainer Lester Flatt of the Flatt & Scruggs troopis resting up in White County Hospital in Sparta, Tenn., for awhile due to doctor's orders. Les took sick a week ago whileappearing at Constitution Hall in Washington, D. C., and hisillness was diagnosed as a small blood clot on the heart. Flatt'sphysician stated that he'd remain in the hospital for at least threeweeks.
Paul Perry
IPortland.
American Breed went on WHB, Kansas City; KIMN, Denver. . . Peppermint Trolley went on KMOX, St. Louis; KOMA, Okla-homa 'City; KFXM, San Bernardino; KDEO, San Diego; WMAK,Nashville; KJRB, Spokane; KBZY, Salem . . . "I Need You,"Other Half, went on WQAM, Miami.
Art Roberts, WLS, Chicago, is high on "Someday Morning,"Wildweeds. Art is very high on Bobby Darin. Art says, "Bobbyis a chameleon. He can change into anything he wants to be." On:American Breed; Traffic; Gary Lewis. Art explains that "Ode toBilly Joe" tells it just the way life is down South. It's real.
"39-21-40," Jimmy Jones, is a Pick at WPOP, Hartford, WKIX,WLEE, WNOX . . . "Nearer to You," Betty Harris, is on WKIX,WMAK, WORD, WAKY.
"Johnny B. Goode," Coronados, Parliament, is on WCAO,WIBG, WMAK, WKIX, WTRY, KOMA, WAKY, KAAY, WKGN,WLEE, WBAL, WNEW, KVIL, WTIX.
65% of the retail business in Philadelphia's Record Museumis being done on the new Temptations single and the new LP,"Temptations with a Lot of Soul." They opened at the Copaca-bana in NYC Aug. 10. Joe Loris saw the act and said it is notto be believed.
The new Mamas & Papas is "Twelve Thirty."Bill Ashford, WFNC, Fayetteville, On: Every Mother's Son;
Pink Floyd; Trade Winds; Soul Survivors. On: Capt. BeefheartLP, "Women in the Street," Thunder Grin, Epic.
"The Season," 0. C. Smith, Columbia, is getting action aroundthe nation.
Strong interest in the "Fancy Dancing Man," Petula Clark, maycause split play with the "Cat In the Window" side.
Johnny Bond of Koppelman & Rubin couldn't understand whyWRKO, Boston, 'didn't have a copy of the Rick Nelson.
Chuck Dunaway, Abnak, is thrilled with the reaction on "ZipCode," 5 Americans. Fantastic orders in Chicago and nationally.
WAYS, 'Charlotte, has "Would You Believe," Tempest #7.Charted: Bocephus; Al Kent; 5 Americans; Andre Williams; LeonAshley. Top 10: Jackie Wilson; Brenton Wood. On: Butlers.
Matty Singer in Philadelphia says that the side there on theMamas & Papas is "Straight Shooter." Sales are over 12,000 inPhilacelphia, Pennsylvania, Delaware, N. J. on the "Sometimes"side of Frankie Laine.
"It Looks Like Love," Johnny Cymbal, looks good in Chicago,and Howard Bednoe is very excited about it.
As predicted in this column, Bo Gentry and Richie Cordell areabout the hottest new producers on Broadway.
Tower's exciting "See Emily Play," by the Pink Floyd is gettinghot, hot picks at KDKA-Pittsburgh, WFUN-Miami and WCFL-Chicago where it's the "premiere" record.
Lord Sitar's "Black is Black" (Capitol) has gone on KDKA-Pittsburgh. Lord Sitar, by the way, is rumored to be George Har-rison, 'but no confirmation.
Action at WAKY-Louisville has "Boss Jock" picking the Ameri-can Breed's "Don't Forget About Me" (Acta) and has also slottedJohn Fred's "Agnes English" at 7 up from 14.
Don't Overlook "Lovely Woman"Are you overlooking a smash: "You're a Very Lovely Woman,"
the Merry -Go -Rounds, A&M Records. It is now a smashing #2 insales on all Los Angeles stations. It broke at WLS in Chicago, ison WHK and WKYC in Cleveland, WMEX, WBZ and WRKO inBoston; WAKR, Akron; WOHO, Toledo; WTRX, Flint; WILS,Lansing; WIFE, Indianapolis; KOIL, Omaha; WTIX, WNOE, NewOrleans; KRIZ, Phoenix; KAAY, Little Rock; WFUN and WQAM,Miami; KCTY, Salt Lake City; WPOP, Hartford; WING, Dayton;WCRO, Johnstown, Pa.
"Turn on Your Lovelight," Oscar Toney, went on WFUN, Mi-ami; WHK, Cleveland; WKDA, Nashville. "Nearer to You," BettyHarris, is now over 150,000 R&B and is now getting a good shoton pop stations. The "Johnny B. Goode," Coronadoes, is onWMCA, plus WPRO, WTIX, WHBQ, KOL and WIBG.
Hal Moore, Music Director of WHK-Cleveland, is very high on"Who Could Be Loving You," Al Wilson, on Soul City, which hasgone on WMCA (New York ordered 12,000 last week alone). Also,"Angel of the Morning," Evie Sands, plus the Arbors' "With YouGirl," the Tommy James and Otis and Carla disks.
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Concert Review
Baez OutstandingFOREST HILLS, L. I. -
Equipped with a guitar, asmile, a thrilling voice and abag of songs old and new, JoanBaez, still a sweet ragamuffinminstrel, wandered into herconcert here last week.
Her themes were love andpeace and each of her songswas an expression of them. Shesang her Dylan songs -"Blow-in' in the Wind," "It Ain't Me,Babe," "Daddy, You Been onMy Mind" and introduced twoItalian songs (in Italian), per-haps the most interesting addi-tions to her repertoire.
Other highlights of her per-formance were her new single"Be Not Too Hard," "ThereBut for Fortune," "I Want MyFreedom Now" and "I'm a PoorPilgrim," the last two ren-dered a cappella.
Vanguard's artist is an in-teresting one. She is committedto her songs to such an extentthat her voice, quite an instru-ment, takes a back seat. Itseems to me that Joan couldarrange her songs such that,without losing lyric content,she could use her voice asmore than an expedient.
Perhaps that's caviling, forshe is still an outstandingartist.
-Dave Finkle.
Lorene's Double WinLorene Mann's new single on
RCA Victor label will be re-leased Aug. 15, titled "YouLove Me Too Little." Pennedby Lorene, too.
Cedarwood Fete(Continued from page 39)
New York to the West Coastfor popular recordings, thefirst of which is the recent re-cording by Patti Page.
Simultaneous ActionChart action for the two
doesn't stop with one smash ata time, but often involves sev-eral simultaneously. CurrentlyWalker is responsible for "InYour Heart," recorded by RedSovine, "Fairweather Love,"recorded by Arlene Hardenwhich he co -wrote, and JimmyDean's "Sweet Misery." Tilliswrote "Goodbye Wheeling,"which he also recorded, "Ruby,Don't Take Your Love toTown," recorded by Tillis andby Johnny Darrell, WaylonJennings' "Mental Revenge,"and was co-author of "DetroitCity" and "The Snakes Crawlat Night."
Hank Breaks RecordsNASHVILLE - The already -
impressive string of attendancerecords shattered by the HankWilliams Jr. Road Show addedcording to the group's agent,cording to the group's agentBuddy Lee, of Aud-Lee At-tractions.
Lee cites letters from vet-eran show promoter HarryCooke which state that the unit"broke all attendance records"at their recent performance atDorney Park, Pa., July 8.
Similar correspondence fromBob Riley of Falmouth, Mass.,stated that Hank's show at OtisAFB July 21, the second majorC&W show to be booked at thebase, was "a complete and totalsellout the day after its appear-ance was announced in the basepaper."
Laurie -DollyAnniversary
Laurie Records and DollyRecords, a Country and West-ern label, have just ended thefirst year of their association.
Their cooperation has pro-duced 14 single releases, manyof these action records. Theirrecord "Country Boy's Dream"by Carl Perkins was a hit, andan LP has just been releasedunder the same name. Laurieis the exclusive internationaldistrib while Dolly retains thecontrol of the product.
First Annual CMA AwardsNASHVILLE - The Country
Music Association has begunmailing information to its mem-bership in preparation of thefirst annual CMA C & WAwards which will be presentedduring their annual show andbanquet this fall on Oct. 20 atthe Municipal Auditorium inNashville.
A multitude of awards havebeen presented in the recentyears, but thistime the CMAan all -industrynot limited to
marks the firstwill undertake
award which isany geographic
Homecoming Gifts
DEccARECORD:
Little Jimmy Dickens received aunique homecoming gift upon hisreturn from a 45 -day Far East trekrecently: a new Decca Records con-tract and news of a 30 -day Euro-pean engagement in November,both arranged by Nashville talentexec Larry Moeller. Participatingin signing ceremonies prior to hisfirst Decca recording session arefrom left: Owen Bradley, DeccaRecords; Moeller, Dickens andHarry Silverstein, also of Decca.
SERVICE ONE STOP DIST.Springfield, New Jersey
1. The World We Knew (Frank Sinatra)2. Marta (Bachelors)3. All You Need Is Love (Beatles)4. Pleasant Valley Sunday (Monkees)5. My Heart Cries For You (Connie Francis)6. Hamel, (Wades of Grass)7. A Girl Like You (Young Rascals)8. Whiter Shade Of Pale (Procol Flamm)9. Baby I Love You (Aretha Franklin)
10. Lonesome Road (Wonder Who)
NORTY'S ONE STOPLos Angeles, California
1. I Was Born To Love Her (Stevie Wonder)2. More Love (Miracles)3. Up Up And Away (Fifth Dimension)4. Can't Take My Eyes Off You (Frankie Valli)5. Mercy Mercy Mercy (Buckinghams)6. Words (Monkees)7. Gentle On My Mind (Glenn Campbell)8. A Girl Like You (Young Rascals)9. For Your Love (Peaches & Herb)
10. Try Try Try (Tim Valley)
NEW DEAL RECORD SERVICELong Island City, New York
1. Light My Fire (Doors)2. I Was Made To Love Her (Stevie Wonder)3. A Whiter Shade Of Pale (Procol Harum)4. White Rabbit (Jefferson Airplane)5. Mercy Mercy Mercy (Buckinghams)6. Up Up And Away (Fifth Dimension)7. Pleasant Vally Sunday (Monkees)8. A Girl Like You (Young Rascals)9. Carrie Anne (Honks)
10. I Take It Back (Sandy Posey)
VINE RECORDS INC.Louisville, Ky.
1. Baby I Love You (Aretha Franklin)2. Alfie (Dionne Warwick)3. Testify (Parliaments)4. All You Need Is Love (Beatles)5. Pleasant Valley Sunday (Monkees)6. Cold Sweat (James Brown)7. More Love (Miracles)8. Sock It To Me (Svl Johnson)9. Billie Jo (Bobby Gentry)
10. You're My Everything (Temptations)
SINGER ONE STOPChicago, Illinois
1. B'ues Theme (Davie Allen & Arrows)2. Light My Fire (Doors)3. It Could Be We're In Love
(Cryan' Shames)4. All You Need Is Love (Beatles)5. Words (Monkees)6. San Francisco (Scott McKenzie)7. Ode To BIly Joe (Bobby Gentry)8. A Girl Like You (Young Rascals)9. My Mammy (Happenings)
10. I Thank The Lord For The Night Time(Neil Diamond)
BEE GEE DIST.Albany, New York
1. Pleasant Valley Sunday (Monkees)2. All You Need Is Love (Beatles)3. Light My Fire (Doors)4. A Girl Like You (Young Rascals)5. Ode To Billy Joe (Bobby Gentry)6. Whiter Shade Of Pale (Procol Harum)7. Chapel In The Moonlight (Dean Martin)8. White Rabbit (Jefferson Airplane)9. Little Bit Of Soul (Music Explosion)
10. Fakin' It (Simon & Garfunkel)
area of the country, or basedon the voting of a small num-ber of judges.
The entire CMA membershipwill have an opportunity toboth nominate and vote. Theoutcome of the election will bekept secret by an independentauditing firm until the Fridaynight of the awards. The CMAwill send out the basic infor-mation to its membership ad-vising them of the mechanicalaspects of the election, and dis-closing that the operation andtabulation of the procedure willbe done by Price Waterhouse.
Awards will be presented inthe following 10 categories: 1.Entertainer of the Year; 2.Single of the Year; 3. Albumof the Year; 4. Song of theYear; 5. Male Vocalist of theYear; 6. Female Vocalist of theYear; 7. Vocal Group of theYear; 8. Instrumental Groupor Band of the Year; 9. Instru-mentalist of the Year; and 10.Comedian of the Year.
The awards will be combinedwith the annual CMA banquetand live C & W show, and willpreceed the annual Hall ofFame presentation.
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Starday Inks Guy MitchellAnd Arthur Smith
NASHVILLE - Singing starGuy Mitchell has signed an ex-clusive recording contract withStarday Records. Mitchell, whohas a long string of hits onthe Columbia label and wasthe star of his own networktelevision musical shows, hasmoved from California toNashville.
Don Pierce, President ofStarday, announced that Mit-chell is to cut Starday albumand singles sessions immedi-ately.
Mitchell's recording sessionswill be produced by TommyHill, Starday A & R chief, inthe company's Madison studios.Hill said he will draw fromboth country and pop catalogsfor material and will featurethe modern country sound forwhich Nashville is famous.
Personal management andbookings for Mitchell will behandled by the Lucky MoellerAgency. He will be makingpersonal appearances through-out the world. A large part ofhis repertoire, as always, is ofcountry origin.
Pierce pointed out that Mit-chell recently came to Nash-ville on a visit and liked theMiddle Tennessee area so well,particularly its music industry,that he decided to stay. Mit-chell's many hits from thecountry catalogs, notably"Singing the Blues," stamp himas an important country artistas well as pop.
Another important acquisi-tion for Starday results fromthe re-signing of Arthur ("Gui-tar Boogie") Smith of Char-lotte, N.C. Smith, until recentlywith Dot Records, had a seriesof successful selling albums onStarday a few years back.
The increasing popularity of"The Arthur Smith Show" ontelevision h a s mushroomedSmith into one of the hottestproperties around. The show iscurrently being aired in over40 important markets through-out the United States. He is aveteran of over 20 years' con-secutive programming on WBTand WBT-TV.
A musician on all types ofstring instruments, he is bestremembered for 'his "GuitarBoogie" million seller. TheSmith show continues to breakrecords on personal appear-ances. He has a vast followingin Europe, Africa and Aus-tralia. The show vocalist Tom-my Faile will also be recordingfor Starday.
Pabbery SwingingActivities at Starday's Music
Publishing offices, headed byJudy Myers, are also of interest.As a completely competitivemusic publishing concern func-tioning in the downtown Nash-ville's Music Row, Starday hasexecuted exclusive song writeragreements with Ray King,Warren Robb, George Riddle,George Morgan, Betty Amosand Shirl Milete.
Ray King and Warren Robb,staff writers, have a dual rela-tionship with Starday as writ-ers and artists. Both have newsingle releases out. The sameis true of George Morgan,George Riddle and Betty Amoswho are all writers as well asartists. Miss Myers pointed outthat Starday offers an unusualopportunity for qualified writ-ers because of the fact thatthe Starday label is in constantneed of new material, and theStarday Publishing Enter-prises are actively workingwith A & R heads and artistsof other labels for the ultimateexposure of new material. Thepromotional setup at Stardayunder Charlie Dick maintainsclose personal contact with allthe leading disk jockeys andthe music scene. Dick is as-sisted by Miss Myers. Watstelephone facilities are avail-able to artists and writers touse from the Starday Town-house on Music Row in contactwork.
The constant search for goodsong material continues atStarday.
Roy on SpinitRoy Montague, "Mr. Modern
Country," formerly on Colum-bia, is now on Spinit Records.Roy's first release on Spinit:"You Can't Fool a Fool" b/w"Red Lips."
Twain Meet
The "best" of two respective broad-casting worlds temporarily mergedtalents on a recent weekend whenIchiro Fukuda, Japan's top deejayand syndicated enterainment news -columnist, visited WSM's RalphEmery, top country music platterspinner. A special guest of RCAVictor Records, Fukuda received ared carpet tour of Nashville's Rec-ord Row area and the CountryMusic Hall of Fame.
'Long Song'Goes Country
NASHVILLEsic observersspotted a trend"Long Song," acurate as any.
- Country mu -think they've
developing, themoniker as ac -
"The Beatles may havestarted the whole thing off" inthe pop -rack field, commentsFelton Jarvis of RCA Victor,"but we've some strong candi-dates locally for the C&W dis-tinction."
"Long Songs" can appear ineither single or album format.While the Beatles' best ex-ample is their latest LP "Ser-geant Pepper's Lonely HeartsClub Band," the most outstand-ing C&W example is BobbyBare's just -released Victor al-bum "A Bird Named Yester-day," which is setting a blister-ing sales pace nationally.
Bare's "Bird" is the brain-child of Jack Clement, one ofcountry music's most uniqueand successful song stylists.Clement conceived the albumidea, and then wrote most of it.
Like Sgt. Pepper, "Bird" isactually a collection of songsdesigned to blend into a wholeor single entity. In this man-ner, the "long song" causes theLP to be viewed by the listeneras an "entire art form," ratherthan as a series of single un-related recordings.
Nelson HonoredHOLLYWOOD - RCA Vic-
tor's Willie Nelson wound upa five -state tour of westernstates as guest of honor at acocktail party and receptionhosted by Alamo Promotionsat Martoni's in Hollywood.Prior to the Hollywood occa-sion, Nelson had broken at-tendance records in Albuquer-que, Tucson and San Diego asthousands turned out to wit-ness the singer -composer's per-formance on the exhaustingtour.
In Hollywood, actors ChillWills and Sammy Jacksonjoined the music colony in hon-oring Nelson. Snuff Garrett,Gene Weed, Ronnie Green,Hank Cochran, Don Sessions,Billy Mize, Joe Allison, MartyLandau, Charlie Williams,KBBQ's Bill Wardlaw, LarryScott, Alan King and KGBSairmen Bill Thompson, GeorgeRichey and Bob Kingsly joinedAlamo Promotions "Crash"Stewart in feting the RCA ar-tist, too.
This LastWk. Wk.Aug. 19 Aug. 12
Wks. onChart
1 1 BUCK OWENS & HISBUCKAROOS IN JAPAN 14
Capitol T ST 27152 2 ALL THE TIME 8
Jack Greene-Decca DL 'DL 7-4904
3 4 BLUE SIDE OF LONESOME 9Jim Reeves-
RCA LPM/LSP 37934 3 NEED YOU 11
Sonny James-Capitol T/ST 27035 7 DANNY BOY 12
Ray Price-Columbia CL -2677: CS -9477
6 10 JOHNNY CASH'SGREATEST HITS, VOL. II 4
Columbia CL -2678: CS -94787 9 IT'S SUCH A PRETTY
WORLD TODAY 8Wvne Stewart-Capitol T ST 2737
8 5 COLD HARD FACTSOF LIFE 10
Porter Wagoner-RCA Victor LPM/LSP 3797
9 6 BEST OF EDDY ARNOLD 15RCA Victor LPM LSP 3565
10 11 CONNIE SMITH SINGSBILL ANDERSON 6
RCA Victor LPM /ST 376811 12 DRIFTING APART 11
Warner Mnck-Decca DL DL -7-4883
12 13 WALKIN' IN THESUNSHINE 5
Roger Miller-Smash MGS-27092: SRS -67092
13 8 YOUR GOOD GIRL'SGONNA GO BAD 12
Tammy Wynette-Epic LN-24305: BN-26305
14 28 SINGING AGAIN 7Ernest Tubb & Loretta Lynn-
Decca DL/DL 7-487215 15 ANOTHER STORY 11
Ernest Tubb-Decca DL/DL 7-4867
16 18 SONGS OF ROBBINS 5Marty Robbins-Columbia CL
17 19 DIESEL ON MY TAIL 5Jim & Jesse-
Eoic LN-24314: BN-2631418 16 WALK THROUGH THIS
WORLD 20George Jones-Musicor MM -2119
19 25 STONEMAN'S COUNTRY 2Stonemans-MGM E/SE 4453
20 21 IT'S A GUITAR WORLD 7Chet Atkins-
RCA Victor LPM/LSP 3727
21 24 THANKS, HANK! 2Jeannie Seely-
Monument LP/SLP 1-8073
22 23 COOL COUNTRY 4Wilburn Bros.-
Decco DL/DL 7-4871
23 (-) I CAN DO NOTHINGALONE 1
Bill Anderson-Decco DL/DL 7-4886
24 26 RUBY 2Johnny Darrell-United Artists
UAL -3594: UAS-6594
25 17 GEORGE JONES'GREATEST HITS, VOL. II 4
Columbia CL -2678: CS -9478
26 14 DON'T COME HOMEA' DRINKIN' 24
Loretta Lynn-Decca DL/DL 7-4842
27 (-) PRIDE OF COUNTRYMUSIC 1
Charlie Pride-RCA Victor LPM/LSP 3775
28 (-) JUKEBOX CHARLIE 1
Johnny Paycheck-Little Darlin'LD-4006: SLD-8006
29 (-) HITS BY GEORGE 1
George Jones-Musicor MM -2128: MS -3128
30 30 I'M A LONESOMEFUGITIVE 16
Meek HaggorthCapitol T ST 2702
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DISK JOCKEYREPORTS
DON STEPHENSWEYY-Talladega, Ala.
1. Pop A Top (Jim Ed Brown)2. Tonight Carmen (Marty Robbins)3. If You're Not Gone Too Long
(Loretta Lynn)4. Promises And Hearts (Stonewall Jackson)5. Break My Mind (George Hamilton IV)6. I'll Never Find Another You (Sonny James)7. All The Time (Jack G )
8. Down At The Pawn Shop (Hank Snow)9. With One Exception (David Houston)
10. Misty Blue (Eddy Arnold)
DAVE FISHERKSTV-Stephenville, Tex.
1. With One Exception (David Houston)2. If You're Not Gone Too Long
(Loretta Lynn)3. All The Time (Jack Greene)4. Danny Boy (Ray Price)5. Sam's Place (Buck Owens)6. I'll Never Find Another You (Sonny James)7. Little Shoes (Judy Lynn)8. If I Kiss You (Lynn Anderson)9. My Cup Runneth Over (Blue Boys)
10. Walkin' In The Sunshine (Roger Miller)
KTUF-Phoenix, Ariz.
1. Come Kiss Me Love (Bobby Bare)2. If You're Not Gone Too Long
(Loretta Lynn)3. Tonight Carmen (Marty Robbins)4. Pop A Top (Jim Edward Brown)5. Little Ole Wine Drinker Me
Robert Mitchum)6. I'll Never Find Another You (Sonny James)7. I Can't Get There From Here
(George Jones)8. Truckers Prayer (Dave Dudley)9. Your Forevers (Jean Shepard)
10. Gentle On My Mind (Glen Campbell)
KSPO-Spokane, Washington
1. Tonight Camen ((Marty Robbins)2. Gentle On My Mind (John Hartford)3. I'll Never Find Another You (Sonny James)4. Pop A Top (Jim Ed Brown)5. Cotton King (Sherwin Linton)6. With One Exception (David Houston)7. Cincinnati, Ohio (Connie Smith)8. All The Time (Jack Greene)9. Branded Man (Merle Haggard)
10. Promises & Hearts (Stonewall Jackson)
DON MACLEODKVEC-San Luis Obispo, Calif.
1. The Storm (Jim Reeves)2. World's Biggest Whopper (Junior Samples)3. Because Of Him (Claude Gray)4. In Your Heart (Red Sovine)5. Trucker's Prayer (Dave Dudley)6. My Elusive Dreams (Rusty Draper)7. My Love For You (Ernie Ashworth)8. In Del Rio (Billy Walker)9. Pop A Top (Jim Edward Brown)
10. A Memory's A Handy Thing To Have(Floyd Tillman)
KFOX-Long Beach, Calif.1. Little Ole Wine Drinker Me
(Robert Mitchum)2. Your Tender Loving Care (Buck Owens)3. All The Time (Jack Greene)4. Tonight Carmen (Marty Robbins)5. Pop A Top (Jim Ed Brown)6. Phantom 309 (Red Sovine)7. Branded Man (Merle Haggard)8. It's Such A Pretty World Today
(Wynn Stewart)9. Mama Spank (Liz Anderson)
10. Cause I Have You (Wynn Stewart)
KLPR-Oklahoma City, Okla.
1. Blackjack County Chain (Willie Nelson)2. Chets Tune (Some of Chets Friends)3. My Elusive Dreams (Curley Putman)4. I'll Never Find Another You (Sonny James)5. Love Me & Make It All Better
(Bobby Lewis)6. It's Such A Pretty World (Wynn Stewart)7. Don't Put Your Hurt In My Heart
(Conway Twitty)8. Long Green (Jack Barlow)9. Phantom 309 (Red Sovine)
10. Pop A Top (Jim Edward Brown)
JOHN TROTTERWJJD-Chicago, Ill.
1. How Long Will It Take (Warner Mack)2. I'll Never Find Another You (Sonny James)3. Don't Squeeze My Sharmon
(Charlie Walker)4. Branded Man (Merle Haggard)5, In Your Heart/Phantom 309 (Red Sovine)6. Break My Mind (George Hamilton IV)7. Long Legged Guitar Pickin' Man
(Cash/Carter)8. Tender Loving Care (Buck Owens)9. Tonight Carmen (Marty Robbins)
10. Fair Weather Love (Arleen Hardin)
JOHNNY CLAYTONKBAR-Burley, Idaho
1. I Wish I Could Love That Much Again(Billy Walker)
2. Cincinnati, Ohio (Connie Smith)3. Baby's Gone (Johnny Clayton)4. Cause I Have You (Wynn Stewart)5. Everybody's Talkin' (Johnny Clayton)6. Guitar Man (Jerry Reed)7. Standing On The Outside Lookin' In
(Dick Curless)8. You Don't Have Very Far To Go
(Merle Haggard)9. Wanting You, But Never Having You
(Jack Greene)10. Big Brother (Mury Shiner)
WBHP-Huntsville, Alabama1. Tonight Carmen (Mary Robbins)2. Branded Man (Merle Haggard)3. My Elusive Dream (Tammy Wynette/
David Houston)4. Hurtin' Like A Heartache/Elusive Dream
(Curly Putman)5. Ninety Days (Jimmy Dean)6. Roll Over And Play Dead (Jan Howard)7. Pretty Girl, Pretty Clothes, Pretty Sad
(Kenny Price)8. How Long Will It Take (Warner Mack)9. Have You Ever Wanted To (Lorena Mann)
10. No One's Gonna Hurt You Anymore(Bill Anderson)
CHANNEL X -Hickory, North Carolina1. I Take It Back (Sandy Posey)2. A Man I Hardly Know (Loretta Lynn)3. Pop -A -Top (Jim Ed Brown)4. How Long Will It Take (Warner Mack)5. I'll Never Find Another You (Sonny James)6. Come Kiss Me Love (Bobby Bare)7. It's Such A Pretty World (Wynn Stewart)8. Ail The Time (Jack Greene)9. I Threw Away The Rose (Merle Haggard)
10. Thanks A Lot For Tryin' (Jim Glaser)
CRAVEN EDWARDSWHPL-Winchester, Va.
I. All The Time (Jack Greene)2. Your Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad
(Tammy Wynette)3. I Threw Away The Rose (Merle Haggard)4. With One Exception (David Houston)5. Sam's Place (Buck Owens)6. It's Such A Pretty World Today
(Wynn Stewart)7. Juke Box Charlie (Johnny Paycheck)8. Danny Boy (Ray Price)9. Roarin' Again (Wilburn Brothers)
10. I Know One (Country Charlie Pride)
VERNE LOTZ SHEPPARDKOTA-Rapid City, S. Dak.
1. Misty Blue (Eddy Arnold)2. I'll Never Find Another You (Sonny James)3. Jackson (John Cash/June Carter)4. I Know One (Charlie Pride)5. Louisiana Saturday Night
(Jimmy Newman)6. It's Such A Pretty World (Wynn Stewart)7. Branded Man (Merle Haggard)8. Chet's Tune (Friends of Chet Atkins)9. Tender Love and Care (Buck Owens)
10. How Long Will It Take (Warner Mack)
SLIM JIM LENGYELWDVL-Council Bluffs, Iowa
1. My Elusive Dreams (J. Darrell)2. Tender Loving Care (Buck Owens)3. Real Heartache (Murray Lewis)4. Loving You Is Killin' Me (Bobby Buttram)5. Roaring Again (Wilburn Brothers)6. Scotch, Bourbon and Brandy (J. Foster)7. Truckers Prayer (Dave Dudley)8. Wanted, A Man With A Plan (Cathy Cass)9. Branded Man (M. Haggard)
10. Don't Bite The Hand That Feeds You(J. Bond)
ACE BALLKHEM-Big Springs, Texas
1. Tonight Carmen (Marty Robbins)2. With One Exception (David Houston)4. Love Me And Make It All Right
(Bobby Lewis)4. My Elusive Dreams (Houston & Wynette)5. I'll Never Find Another You (Sonny James)6. Tender Loving Care (Buck Owens)7. Ninety Days (Jimmy Dean)8. I Washed My Hands In The Morning Dew
(Tom Hall)9. If You Don't Love Me (Bob Lumen)
10. My Love For You (Ernie Ashworth)
NJAY ANDY THOMPSONKVTI-Yakima, Wash.
1. Vin Rose (Stu Phillips)2. Blackjack County Chain (Willie Nelson)3. I Can't Get There From Here
(George Jones)4. Tonight, Carmen (Marty Robbins)5. Promises And Hearts (Stonewall Jackson)6. Pop A Top (Jim Edward Brown)7. Just Beyond The Moon (Tex Ritter)8. I'll Never find Another You (Sonny James)9. Cincinnati, Ohio (Connie Smith)
10. Guess I Had Too Much To Dream(Faron Young)
Porter Wagoner
Surprise
PartyNASHVILLE - The Ernest
Tubb Record Shop held a sur-prise birthday party for PorterWagoner Aug. 5 during thecourse of a crowded BroadwaySaturday afternoon.
Many AttendedAside from the Wagonmas-
ter himself (who thought hewas making a personal appear-ance only as a part of "PorterWagoner Day"), other majormusic world personalities inattendance included ErnestTubb, Wagoner show singerNorma Jean, members of hisband, Chet Atkins, dj and mu-sic publisher Bob Jennings andother friends of Porter's fromMusic Row.
A feature of the occasionwas a huge birthday cake inthe shape of a guitar servingmore than 300 persons.
Key BowsVegas Branch
Key Talent, Inc., is opening abranch office in Las Vegas tohandle their West Coast opera-tions. The new office, located at2419 Las Vegas blvd South, willbe formally opened Sept. 1 andwill greatly increase the scopeand versatility of the expand-ing Key agency.
It's Jando MusicNASHVILLE-Indie producer
Jack Clement's new ASCAPpublishing company has beennamed Jando Music, Inc. byClement.
First tune out of the Jandostable is "The WestcanterburySubdivision Blues" which theStonemans recorded on MGMand is currently listed in na-tional charts.
Patti Cuts 'Time'NASHVILLE - "All the
Time," Jack Green's hit whichlooks as if it may stay in thecharts literally "all the time,"has just been recorded by Co-lumbia's Patti Page.
Cedarwood cleffers WayneWalker and Mel Tillis pennedthe tune.
(Listed alphabetically)
DROWNING MY SORROWS IN
WINEFranklin Ivey -Gold Star 203
GAY DIVORCEEBoots Till-Capa 138
GIVING IT AWAYHilton Hammond -K -Ark 744
HABIT NOT DESIREJune Serns-Columbia
HELLO GEORGEDarvin Sturgil-Stop 118
LOOKING FOR A PLAY THINGJami Ryan -Columbia
LOVING YOU IS KILLIN' MEBobby Buttram-Wayside 1002
Bob FergusonRecuperating
NASHVILLE - Bob Fergu-son, A&R Producer at RCAVictor Records here, will thinktwice before he tackles thewilds of the great outdoorsagain.
Out for a weekend (July 21)floating down the river with 10other Music Row companions,Bob had an attack of acute ap-pendicitis and had to be rushedback to Nashville's ParkviewHospital for surgery where heis currently recuperating.
TRX' Second DiskTRX Records has announced
its second release, a "now -sounding" recording of the tune"Go With Me" by Gene andDebbie, a boy -girl duet fromHouston. Master was leasedfrom Troy Caldwell, Houstonproducer.
ON EPIC
NEWby
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I'LL NEVER FIND ANOTHER YOUSONNY JAMES AND THE SOUTHERNGENTLEMEN-Capitol (S)T 2788.
Tom Springfield's "I'll Never FindAnother You," Sonny's most recentsingle hit, is the lead-off item of thisslickly -produced new package. TheSouthern gentleman sings tunes like"Take Me Back," "Goodbye, Maggie,Goodbye" for the fans. Big.
MY ELUSIVE DREAM
DAVID HOUSTON & TAMMY WYNETTE-Epic LN 24325; BN 26325.
"My Elusive Dream" by Curly Put-nam and Billy Sherrill is certainly oneof the best songs of the year and makesthis high quality duet album that muchbetter. Tammy and David also do"Somethin' Stupid," "Hey, Good Look -in," and more.
SIX OF ONE, HALF A DOZEN OF THE OTHERDEL REEVES-United Artists UAL 3595; UAS 6595.
The title refers to the fact that Delis in an up mood on one side of thisdisk and down on the other. Buyerswill like the gimmick and the tunes,"Money (Is the Root of All Evil),""Blame It on My Do Wrong," "I WokeUp."
KIDS, I LOVE 'EMARCHIE CAMPBELL-RCA Victor LPM/LSP 3780.
The subject and obviously the ob-ject of affection here is kids. Archiequite clearly loves them as he rompsthrough this package with a smile inhis voice. "Little Boy Blue," "My LittleBuckaroo," "The Men in My LittleGirl's Life."
KING OF WESTERN SWING
BOB WILLS-Kapp KL 1523; KS 3523.Mel Tillis joins Bob on this swing
through some western ditties, amongthem one of the greatest of all West-ern ditties, Willis' own "San AntonioRose." Mel sings "Sugarfoot Rag,""Memphis," "Looking Over MyShoulder."
I'M JUST LIVINGMELBA MONTGOMERY-Musicor MM 2129; MS 3129.
Melba's tunes always have clever,involving titles and her singing is alsoconsistently involving. Here she in-cludes "I Love to Put Me On," "I Holdthe Record," "The World Didn't CostMe a Dime," "South of Lonesome."Stock well.
REZrz:
Folk and Country ReportFrom Europe . .
By MURRAY KASH
LONDON-Hank Locklin hasjust concluded a successfultour of Germany and GreatBritain, backed by an Irishgroup called the Kingpins. Iinterviewed Hank on my BBCradio show, "Call It CountryStyle," and he expressed hisdelight in seeing the growth ofcountry music here since hislast visit several years ago.
Carl Belew is another Nash-ville artist making personal ap-pearances around this way.
The Hillsiders from Liver-pool have started recording forRCA some singles and LP's inNashville. One with BobbyRare, and several of their own.
While in Mu-sic City, USA,they will bedoing someGrand OleOpry shows,then sometouring dates. . . A new LPby the Tum-bleweeds i sdue out on
Decca for Oct. 1, called "Lon-don Country" . . . Steve Ben -bow is making many fanswith his radio series onBBC; his LP on the Folklorelabel, "This, That and the Oth-er," has quite a selection ofsongs including tracks that Iam sure will never be broad-cast because of their naughty(but funny) lyrics.
Aug. 6 sees the arrival of thecurrent country chart man,David Houston, to promote his"With One Exception" hit onBritish radio, TV and P.A.'s.Accompanying him will beTammy Wynette, with whom
Murray Kash
Wright - WellsReception HitNASHVILLE - Decca Rec-
ords' recent reception in At-lanta honoring Johnny Wrightand Kitty Wells was tabbedsuccessful by local label execHarry Silverstein.
Atlanta distribs and recordreps turned out as well as keydeejays from the city's countrymusic community and such out-lying C&W points as Columbus,Augusta, Macon, Pensacola,Fla., Chattanooga, Tenn., andBirmingham, Ala.
David has cut another chartentry, "My Elusive Dreams". . . One of the Carolina Trav-elers, Locklin Deeming, waskilled in a car accident recent-ly. British country musicgroups have rallied 'round tohelp his family by putting ona series of benefit concerts. An-other British artist to make theAmerican pop charts, CrispianSt. Peters with his song, "YouWere On My Mind," is notedmostly over here for his coun-try records, such as "AlmostPersuaded." Crispian is doingsome concerts with the CountryFive.
The CMF (Country MusicFederation) is planning a dis-count scheme that will encom-pass records, clothes and cars.The CMF will also be bookingshows for about 10 clubsaround Great Britain beginningthis month ... One more Amer-ican country star due to comeover: Ferlin Husky, on Dec. 14.
Music Clubs, ASCAP
Award Six CollegesMrs. Maurice Honigman,
President of the National Fed-eration of Music Clubs, andStanley Adams, President of theAmerican Society of ASCAP,announce the six colleges anduniversities which have won theFifth Award Program for Edu-cational Institutions for thePerformance and Promotion ofAmerican Music. A total of$3,000 will be granted.
Awards of merit and $500 apiece are being given to Car-negie Institute of Technology,Pittsburgh, Pa.; Converse Col-lege, School of Music, Spartan-burg, S. C.; and Goucher Col-lege, Towson, Baltimore, Md.,in the first category of pri-vately endowed colleges or uni-versities. Capital University,Conservatory of Music, Colum-bus, Ohio; Hartt College ofMusic of the University of Hart-ford, Conn.; Mills College,Oakland, Cal.; SouthwesternCollege, Winfield, Kan.; TheAmerican University, Washing-ton, D. C.; and University ofIllinois School of Music, Ur-bana, Ill., received honorablemention and awards of merit.
44 RECORD WORLD-August 19, 1967
Ths LastWk. Wk.Aug. 19 Aug. 12
1 2 POP A TOPJim Edward Brown-
RCA Victor 9192
2 1 I'LL NEVER FIND ANOTHERYOU 12
Sonny James-Capitol 5914
3 4 I CAN'T GET THERE FROMHERE 15
George Jones-Musicor 1243* 11 YOUR TENDER LOVING CARE 5
Buck Owens-Capitol 5942
* 9 CINCINNATI, OHIO 10Connie Smith-RCA Victor 9214
It 10 HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE 11Warner Mack-Decca 32142
* 12 BRANDED MAN 8Merle Haggard-Capitol 5931
8 8 LOVE ME AND MAKE IT ALLBETTER 10
Bobby Lewis-United Artists 50161
9 5 I KNOW ONE 20Charlie Pride-RCA Victor 9162
* 14 DON'T SQUEEZE MY SHARMON 10Charlie Walker-Epic 10174
15 LONG LEGGED GUITARPICKIN' MAN
Johnny Cash & Jure Carter-Columbia 44158
12 13 BLACKJACK COUNTY CHAIN 10Willie Nelson-RCA Victor 9202
13 6 PROMISES AND HEARTS 14Stonewall Jackson-Columbia 44121
14 3 TONIGHT CARMEN 14Marty Robbins-Columbia 44128
15 17 MY ELUSIVE DREAMS 7David Houston & Tammy Wynette
-Epic 10194Curley Putman-ABC 10934
20 THE STORM 10Jim Reeves-RCA Victor 9238
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17 7 LITTLE OLE WINE DRINKER 15Robert Mitchum-Monument 1006
* 25 BREAK MY MINDGeorge Hamilton IV-
RCA Victor 9239
19 21 NO ONE'S GONNA HURTYOU ANY MORE
Bill Anderson-Decca 32146
20 18 SOMETHING FISHEYDolly Parton-Monument 1007
21 23 NEW LIPS 11Roy Drusky-Mercury 72689
* 27 JULIE 8Porter Wagoner-RCA Victor 9243
23 26 KEEPING UP APPEARANCESLynn Anderson & Jerry Lane-
Chart 1425
24 16
* 36* 3927 24
*3429 30
* 5831 33
*4733 28
* 40
* 45* 42
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WITH ONE EXCEPTION 18David Houston-Epic 10154
LAURALeon Ashley-Ashley 2003
YOU PUSHED ME TOO FARFerlin Husky-Capitol 5938
IF YOU'RE NOT GONE TOOLONG 16
Loretta Lynn-Decca 32127
TRUCKER'S PRAYERDave Dudley-Mercury 72697
NINETY DAYSJimmy Dean-RCA Victor 9241
CAUSE I HAVE YOUWynn Stewart-Capitol 5937
IN DEL RIOBilly Walker-Monument 1013
I'M STILL NOT OVER YOURay Price-Columbia 44195
ALL THE TIME 20Jack Greene-Decca 32123
QUEEN OF THE HONKYTONK STREET
Kitty Wells-Decca 32163
WHAT DOES IT TAKE 4Skeeter Davis-RCA Victor 9242
GOODBYE WHEELINGMel Tillis-Kapp 837
5
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This LastWk. Wk.Aug. 19 Aug. 12
37 37* 43
* 4440 41
* 3842 19
* 54* 53
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YOU'RE SO COLD 7Hugh X. Lewis-Kapp 830
IF YOU DON'T LOVE ME 5Bob Luman-Hickory 1460
AMERICAN POWER 5Johnny Wright-Decca 32162
THESE MEMORIES 6Jeannie Seely-Monument 1011
DON'T PUT YOUR HURT 6Conway Twitty-Decca 32147
WORLD'S BIGGEST WHOPPER 11Junion Samples-Chart 1460
PHANTOM 309 4Red Soeine-Starday 811
GENTLE ON MY MIND 3Glenn Campbell-Capitol 5939
ROLL OVER AND PLAY DEAD 4Jan Howard-Decca 32154
TOO MUCH OF YOU 4Lynn Anderson-Chart 1475
FOOL FOOL FOOL 3Webb P;erce-Decca 32167
CHOKIN' KIND 3Waylon Jennings & Waylors-
RCA Victor 9259
49 51 I'VE GOT A BEAD ON YOUBABY 7
Five Williamson Bros.-Gold Star 200
JACKSON AIN'T A VERYBIG TOWN 2
Norma Jean-RCA Victor 9258
* 73 CALIFORNIA UPTIGHT BAND 2Flatt & Scruggs-Columbia 44194
*(-) A WOMAN IN LOVE 1
Bonnie Guitar-Dot 17029
59 I LEARN SOMETHING NEWEVERY DAY 4
Bill Phillips-Decca 32141* 61 BUCK 2.80 3Johnny Jay-Stop
A. 60 I FORGOT TO CRY 4Charlie Louvin-Capitol 5948
56 22 LOUISIANA SATURDAY 15Jimmy Newman-Decca 32130
* 62 MY LOVE FOR YOU 3Ernest Ashworth-Hickory 1466
* 63 THROUGH THE EYES OF LOVE 4Tompall & Glazer Bros.-
MGM 13754
*68 TURN THE WORLD AROUND 2Eddy Arnold-RCA Victor 9265*65 I JUST WANT TO BE ALONE 3Ray Pillow-Capitol 5953
61 35 CHET'S TUNE 9Chet's Friends-RCA Victor 44158
62 31 THE PRIVATE 13Del Reeves-United Artists 50157
63 50 COME KISS ME LOVE 15Bobby Bare-RCA Victor 9191
64 66 BLACK BUG BOOGIE 3Jimmy Dawson-K-Ark 774k 70 LIVING A LIE 2Bobby Sykes-Jed 1007* 71 WEST CANTERBURYSUBDIVISION BLUES 2Stonemans-MGM 13755*(- LIKE A FOOL 1
Dottie West-RCA Victor 9267*(-) I WASHED MY FACE IN
THE MORNING DEW 1
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Tom T. Hall-Mercury 72700SOMEBODY KNOWS MY DOG 3
Willis Bros.-Starday 812TINY TEARS 1
Liz Anderson-RCA Victor 9271I DON'T WANNA PLAY HOUSE 1Tammy Wynette-Epic 10211CHANGE OF WIFE 2Geezinslaw Bros.-Capitol 5918FAIR WEATHER LOVE 2Arlene Harden-Columbia 44133YOU'VE BEEN SO GOOD TO ME 1Van Trevor-Date 1565ODE TO BILLY JO 1
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