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August 4, 1962 50 Cents B1ILLE31:1A11:11111 IN/R..11910 WEEK Music -Phonograph Merchandising Radio -Tv Programming Coin Machine Operating Teen -Angle Albums MUSICBILLBOARD WEEK PAGE ONE RECORDS PAGE ONE RECORD Following Hit Trail

SINGLES ALBUMS Blazed by Singles The slight pickup in LP sales which started in mid -July continued last week, sparked mainly by hit LP's with pop * NATIONAL BREAKOUTS * NATIONAL BREAKOUTS artists and a number of movie sound tracks. Though this was true in most markets there were a number of areas where LP SHE'S NOT YOU, ElvisPresley, RCA Victor MONO sales were still sluggish. Where LP business ranged from good 8041 to strong it was the fast sales pace of the hit items, especially ROSES ARE RED, Bobby Vinton, Epic LN 24020 the newer LP's, that created most of thetraffic.Hit LP's appear to be jumping to the top of charts at a much faster rate than they used to, and grabbing sales immediate?), upon STEREO release instead of after a month or two on the market. More and more the LP business, according to dealers,is following * REGIONAL BREAKOUTS No Breakouts This Week. the hit trend of the singles record market, perhaps because so These new records, not yet on BMW's Hot 100, have many of the new albums are teen -oriented. been reported getting strong sales action by dealers Meanwhile, singles business continued to flow its happy in major market(s)listedinparenthesis. way, with dealers and rackers reporting that this summer's 45 * NEW ACTION LP'S sales are the best in the last three summers. This has happened JUST TELL HER JIM SAID HELLO ... Albums getting initial dealer action in major markets Elvis Presley, RCA Victor 8041(Presley, BMI) and have not yet hit BMW's Top LP Chart. even though manufacturers release albums containing the hit (Seattle) singles while the hitstillis getting action on the "Hot 100" A TASTE OF HONEY .. chart. At the moment, for instance, Bobby Vinton's LP of Victor Feldman Quartet, Infinity 020 (Songfest, MONO ASCAP) (Hartford) "Roses Are Red" has jumped high on BMW's mono LP chart, while the single recordisin the No. 1 slot for the fourth PATCHES . .. JOCKO'S CHOICE R&B OLDIES ... Dickey Lee, Smash 1758 (Aldon, BMI) Various Artists, Bonded B 777 week in a row. (Houston) THE MUSIC MAN . . LOOKIN' FOR A LOVE ... Sound Track, Warner Bros. B 1459 Valentinos, Sar 132(Kags, BM!)(Cincinnati) THE MANY MOODS OF FERRANTE & Chi Distribs Offer Hot Deals BROKEN HEART .. Fiestas, Old Town 1122 (Maureen, BMI) TEICHER . . . (Atlanta ) United Artists UAL 3211 CHICAGO-"We're getting good deals on just about every- POPPA-00M- MOW -WOW . . . THE GOLDEN HITS OF THE EVERLY thing-singles and albums-even stuff that's in the Top 10 on Rivingtons,Liberty 55427(Beechwood, BMI) BROTHERS . . . the charts," said one of the city's leading one -stop operators, (Seattle) Warner Bros. W 1471 summing up what is perhaps the most unusual thing about LOLITA YA-YA ... I HAVE BUT ONE HEART .. . Nelson Riddle, Capitol 4741 (Chappell, ASCAP) Jerry Vale, Columbia CL 1797 the city's bullish summer record business. (Boston) MEET CLAUDE KING .. . Dealers, rack jobbers, discount stores and distributors are THE PRESS CONFERENCE ... Columbia CL 1810 Len Weinrib, Capitol 4806 (Beechwood, BMI) allreporting sales well ahead of lastyear. But despite the WEST SIDE STORY .. (Boston) Oscar Peterson Trio, Verve V 8454 strong sales-or maybe, because of it-deals continue to swing BEER, BEER BOTTLA BEER left and right. A. C. Deucy,WarnerBros.5285 (Valley, ALL THE HITS . ASCAP)(Hartford) Bobby Rydell, Cameo C 1019 Dealers report 20 and 25 per cent deals on singles, and JOHNNY GET ANGRY ... as much or more on LP's. Even some of the new fall plans I LOVE YOU THE WAY YOU ARE ... Bobby Vinton, Diamond 121(Tobi-Ann, BMI) Joanie Sommers, Warner Bros. W 1470 being introduced by the majors are carrying discounts over (Minneapolis -St. Paul) RAY CHARLES STORY, VOL. I & II . .. and above what is stated in the plans. Atlantic 2-900 YOUR LOVE IS IMPORTANT TO ME .. Betty Everett, One-derful 4806 (LaMaja, BMI) IF THE BIG BANDS WERE HERE TODAY, The best explanation seems to be that distributors seem (Cincinnati) VOL. II ... anxious to sustain their volume and are making whatever deal

TORTURE .. Bernie Lowe Ork, Cameo C 4007 is feasible to do just that. "I don't know what the reason is, Kris Jensen, Hickory 1173 (Acuff -Rose, BMI) ABOVE THE STARS .. but it's shooting some spirit into my outfit," said one big dealer, (Boston) Mr. Acker Bilk, Atco 144 perhaps speaking for everyone in the city. ANOTHER DAY, ANOTHER WORLD .. . Singles arestillthe big item though lately albums have Jonathan Winters, Verve V 15032 started to move again. Many of the hot albums are those by THE WAH-WATUSI .. . Orlons, Cameo C 1020 hot singles artists: witness LP's by Bobby Vinton, David Rose, Rick Nelson and Elvis Presley-all doing very wellin the 101* NEW ON THE HOT 100 STEREO Windy City. Discounting appears to have leveled off with prices ranging 57. SHE'S NOT YOU ... FOR THE NERO MINDED ... from $2.50 to $3 for a $3.98 album. The rumor continues that Elvis Presley, RCA Victor 8041 Peter Nero, RCA Victor LSP 2536 Korvette is planning an outlet here, but to date, the rumor has . .. 79. MR. SONGWRITER ... BIG BAND BASH no real basis in fact. Connie Stevens, Warner Bros. 5289 Ted Heath Ork, London SP 44017 82. POINT OF NO RETURN ... POPS ROUNDUP .. . Gene McDaniels, Liberty 55480 Boston Pops Orch. (Fiedler), RCA Victor LSC 2595 THE MUSIC MAN .. 'Best Summer in Years'SF Reports 83. LET'S DANCE ... Chris Montez, Monogram 505 Sound Track, Warner Bros. BS 1459 DINAH '62. .. SAN FtANCISCO-"Best summer business in years," some 84.. RIGHT STRING BUT THE WRONG Dinah Washington, Roulette SR 25170 YO-YO ... distributors and dealers were saying in this town, last, week. A Dr. Feelgood & the Interns, Okeh 7156 batch of hot singles, and strong album product for indie as 87. LOLITA YA-YA ... well as major record distribs, were being credited with the Ventures, Dolton 60 upswing. And on the radio front, distribs were looking more 89. BOY'S NIGHT OUT ... favorably on paid radio time. (One label rep, A. H. Meyer, Patti Page, Mercury 72013 NEW ON THE TOP LP'S uses radio spots as a regular exposure format for the Victor 90. THEME FROM A SUMMER PLACE .. album product.) Dick Roman, Harmon 1004 MONO 91. RAMBLIN' ROSE .. Among the singles, the new Ray Charles disk was the big Nat King Cole, Capitol 4804 123. ROSES ARE RED .. scorer, with initial sales moving as well if not better than the 93. YOU BELONG TO ME .. Bobby Vinton, Epic LN 24020 "I Can't Stop Loving You" smash. In addition,Little Eva's Duprees, Coed 569 135. MURRAY THE "K'S" GASSERS FOR `Loco -Motion," Bobby Darin's "Things," the three "Taste of 94. SILVER THREADS & GOLDEN SUBMARINE RACE WATCHERS .. . Honey" records, by Eddie Cano, Reprise; Martin Denny, Liberty, NEEDLES ... Various Artists, Chess LP 1470 Springfields, Philips 40038 and Victor Feldman, Infinity, were all doing well. In addition, 139. TONIGHT IN PERSON . . . the two "Beach Party" sides by King Curtis and Dave Yorke 96. POOR LITTLE PUPPET .. . Limeliters, RCA Victor LPM 2272 Cathy Carroll, Warner Bros. 5284 on PKM were showing some action. "Ramblin' Rose," by Nat 145. EL CID .. . 97. SUGAR PLUM .. Sound Track, MGM E 3977 Cole on Capitol was also getting calls. Ike Clanton, Mercury 71975 Among the hot local singles, "Danny," by Nancy Claire on 99. LOVE ME AS I LOVE YOU .. George Maharis, Epic 9522 STEREO the Rona label had moved over from strong sales action in Seattle.Other local new sidesgetting wideairplay were 100. HOUDINI .. Walter Brennan, Liberty 55477 No New Selections This Week. (Continued on page 8) D NEW ALBUMS

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150ilcs2SciPirg STAG PE0F02M30S-selecric s es Chrrt 9 erects or less reg6sferingt ttttt St upward SM.'Scsthis week STEREO LP's PriNAURAL LP's This Last Wks. on WeekWeek Title. A' , Label Chart Wks. on This Last Wks. on This Last 1 WEST SIDE STORY This Last Wks. on Title. Artist. Label Chart 0 38 Week WeekTitle. Artist, Label Chart Week WeekTitle, Artist, Label Chart Week Week Sound Track, Columbia OS 2070 104 DAVE GUARD THE WHISKEY HILL 1 MODERN SOUNDSIN COUNTRY 52 JUMP UP CALYPSO. 49 6 2 MODERN SOUNDS IN COUNTRY 6 WESTERN MUSIC 16 Harry Belafonte, RCA Victor LPM 2388 SINGERS O Capitol T 1728 WESTERN MUSIC 12 Ray Charles, ABC -Paramount ABC 410 Ray Charles, ABC -Paramount ABCS 410 O 34 CRYING 18 12 2 WEST SIDE STORY 41 Roy Orhison, Monument M 4007 82 ORIGINAL MOTION PICTURE HIT THEMES Sound Track, Columbia 01. 5670 Various Artists, United Artists UAL 3197 O 3 STRANGER ON THE SHORE .. 13 ® Mr. Acker Bilk, Mee SD 129 C) 41 SINATRA STRINGS 21 91 MOMS MABLEY AT GENEVA CONFERENCE 19 3 STRANGERerON THEAlsoSHORE . .. 14 Frank Sinatra, Rawls. R 1004 Mr. Ack Bilk, 129 Chess LP 1463 4 BREAKFAST ATTIFFANY'S 41 ® Henry Mancini, RCA Victor LSP 2362 C) 58 MILK A HONEY , 37 73 SINCERELY BRENDA LEE. . 20 (12) 6 PETER, PAUL 6 MARY, IS Original Cast, RCA Victor LOC 1065 Warner Bros. W 1449 Decca DL 4216 6 THE STRIPPER AND OTHER FUN SONGS FOR THE FAMILY S 54 WEST SIDE STORY OLD RIVERS 98 SUMMER FESTIVAL 8 David Rose 1 Nis Ork, MGM SE 4062 0 8 9S Walter B Original Cast, Columbia OL 5230 Liberty LiP 3233 Various Artists, RCA Victor LM 6097 (12) 5 ROME ADVENTURE 6 PAUL ANNA SINS HIS BIG 15 109 106 EXPERIMENT IN TERROR. 10 0 4 BREAKFASTAT TIFFANY'S 43 0 62 Sound Track, Warner Bros. WS 14511 Henry Mancini, RCA Victor LPM 2362 ABC -Paramount ABC 323 Nang Mancini, RCA Vktor LPM 2442 10 :EST Cl ILI :I: ETC: 1210

118 I REMEMBER TOMMY 39 O 5 ROME ADVENTURE 8 0 67 TIME FURTHER OUT 32 cc:: :.co! ST 17= Sound Track, Warner Bros. W 14511 Dare Brubeck Quartet, Columbia CL 1690 Frank Sinatra, Reprise R 1003 9 POT LUCK 4 108 BACK AT THE PEPPERMINT LOUNGE Elvis r Presley, RCA Victor 13P 2523 0 9 BEST OF THE KINGSTON TRIO ... 9 O 64 DO THE TWIST 33 Capitol T 1705 Ray Charles, Atlantic 8054 TWISTIN' WITH JOEY DEE 6 THE STARLITERS 6 (1) 7 THE SOUND OF MUSIC 125 Original 19 TEE STZE:PED A CUED FL: SC:DS O 55 IT'S JUST MY FUNNY WAY OF LAUGHIN'.10 Roulette R 25173 Cast, Columbia KOS 2020 FC: TEE MILT B url Ives, Dacca DL 4279 6 110 BOBBY VEE MEETS THE CRICKETS 3 8 STEREO 35/MM 43 David tom Orb, M0(1 E 4062 O 61 MARIA 21 Liberty LRP 3228 EnochLightIL His Oh, Command RS 826 SD 0 15 BASHIN'-THE UNPREDICTABLE Roger Williams, Kapp KL 1266 114 LIVEIT UP . 24 JIMMY SMITH . 10 HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT Johnny Mathis, Columbia CL 1711 17 WEST SIDE STORY 57 Verve V 8474 @ 63 REALLY TRYING 36 Original Cast, Columbia OS 2001 Original Cast, RCA Victor LOC 1046 115 ALWAYS YOU . 21 CAMELOT 20 VII:CE:TEDVE:DS SIC.ES S Robert &mkt, Columbia CL 1676 O 18 80 Dacca CL 4311 Original Cast, Columbia KOS 2031 - @ 71 HEAVENLY ISO Johnny Mathis, Colombia CL 1351 116 TWIST WITH BONY DARIN 28 7 BLUE HAWAII 41 Atm 138 II MOON RIVER A OTHER GREAT MOVIE OrD Elvis Presley, RCA Victor LPM 2426 THEMES 10 82 ®68 BUDDY HOLLY STORY 123 MILLION SELLERS BYFATS. 3 Andy Williams, Columbia CS 8609 qi) 11 MOON RIVER A OTHER GREAT Coral CIL 57326 Fats Domino, Imperial LP 9195 MOVIE THEMES 14 JUDY AT CARNEGIE HALL 53 13 14 Andy Williams, Columbia CL 1809 O 70 I LEFT MY HEART IN SAN FRANCISCO 5 119 SHELLEY 3 Judy Garland, Capitol SWBO 1569 Tony Bennett, Columbia CL 1869 Shelley Fab rrrrr Wein CP 426 O 12 CAMELOT 80 C) 12 MOON RIVER 30 Original Cast, Columbia KOL 5620 17,, 76 DRUMMIN' LPL RUM 4 120 WORRIED MIND .. 3 Lawrence Welk, Dot DLP 25412 . . Sandy Nelsen, lowrial LP 9181 Ray Anthony, Capitol T 1752 21 POT LaX O 19 NO STRINGS 16 Original Cast, Capitol SO 1695 ElmsPresley, 7.CA VictorLPM 2523 @ 53 WHAT'D I SAY 49 133 123 TVISTS :111. 2 Ray Charles, Atlantic 5029 VarimosArtists,:1;Top 13:`.3 10 GEORGE MAHARIS SINGS! 10 0 15 TIME OUT 52 Epic IN 24001 Dave Imbed, Columbia CS 8192 ® 0 60 MIDNIGHT SPECIAL 25 96 LET'S TWIST AGAIN 45 Jimmy Smith, Blue Note 4078 Chubby Checker, Parkway P 7004 0 16 NO STRINGS 16 23 man E7.2:3 sr:s 3

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TO SING ...... 23 Cast,Origin Capitol WAO 990 AMERICAN WALTZES (Ti) 27 JUDY AT CARNEGIE HALL . 53 Andy Williams, Columbia CL 1731 O 16 9 Judy Garland, Capitol WB0 1x9 Mantovani,London PS 240 69 GOLDEN THEMES FROM MOTION PICTURES 8 127 6. I. BLUES 92

. 0 13 THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL . 13 Ferrante & Teicher, United Artists Elvis Presley, RCA Victor LPM 2256 O 21 YOUNG WORLD 9 Harry Belafonte, RCA Victor LPM 2449 UAL 3210 Lawrence Welk, Dot DIP 25428 @) 129 A FUNNY THING HAPPENED

® 18 JOAN BAEZ, VOL II . 36 0 20 BASHIN'-THE UNPREDICTABLE 0 19 LET THERE BE DRUMS 29 ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM S Vanguard VRS 9094 Sandy Nelson, Imperial LP 9159 Original Cast, Capitol WAO 1717 JIMMY SMITH 4 Verve 96.8474 22 THE SOUND OF MUSIC 131 136 15 TWISTIN' THE NIGHT AWAY 6 runE F:t1EC WU 2 Original Cast, Columbia KOL 5450 0 TONIGHT 19 27 Sam Cooke, RCA Victor LPM 2555 - Vaceale, Cart!, LP 143 Ferrante & Teicher, United Artists TIME OUT 83 122 POPS ROUNDUP UAS 6171 O 31 . 4 Dave Brubeck, Columbia CL 1397 0 14 ALBUM 7 BY RICK 17 Boston Pops Orch.(Fiedler), RCA Victor Rick Nelson, Imperial LP 9167 LPM 2595 (ii) 13 BLUE HAWAII 40 CD 24 JOAN BAEZ, VOL I 23 Elvis Presley, RCA Victor LSP 2426 Vanguard VRS 9078 O 77 CARNIVAL 62 :OSES L:E :ED Original Cast, MGM E 3946 Vi, S4 Epic L524333 25 THE MAGNIFICENT SOUND OF THE @) 23 DOIN' THE TWIST AT THE PEPPERMINT PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA 12 LOUNGE 34 143 1: 11E MI:: Ti:E TILLICE ERE 2 Eugene Ormandy Conducting, O 80 "TUFF" 12 Atia-tic 13:3 Joey Dee & the Shrike's, Roulette R 25166 AceCannSon,AXHi HL 12007 Columbia PHS 1

O 17 A SONG FOR YOUNG LOVE 24 124 HYMNS ...254 (12) 29 THE MIDNIGHTSPECIAL 11 Lettermen, Capitol T 1669 O 81 CHAPEL BY THE SEA 10 Tennessee Ernie Ford, Capitol T 756 Harry Belafonte, RCA Victor LOP 2449 B illy Vaughn, Dot DIP 3424 14 COLLEGE CONCERT 131 VERSATILE BURL IVES (2) . . 22 25 (i) 26 TIME FURTHER OUT 28 Kingston Trio, Capitol T 1658 C) 72 EXODUS 81 Dacca DL 4152 Dave Brubeck Quartet, Columbia CS 8490 Sound Track, RCA Victor LOC 1058 125 I CAN GET IT FOR YOU WHOLESALE . O 30 FAMILY SING ALONG WITH MITCH . 9 3 for 35 PETE:, PALL 6 !T. 1Y Original Cast, Columbia KOL 5780 Mitch Miller A the Gang, Columbia CL 1773 (ij) 85 FLOWERoundTracDk, SeccaONGDL 32 Warner 105 1441

S DRUM 9098 126 A BOBBY YEE RECORDING SESSION (T!) 26 MOON RIVER 31 0 32 STATE FAIR 13 Liberty LRP 3232 Sound Track, Dot DIP 29011 Lawrence Welk, Dot DLP 3412 C) 86 ENCORE Of GOLDENH2047IT2S. 125 PI Mercu ryMG 0 128 CONNIE'S GREATEST HITS 0 29DON'T KNOCK THE TWIST 9 . 98 3 Chubby Checker A VariousArtists, Connie Francis, MGM E 3793 ittr 34 IllitrrAy2Lecini, ACA Victor LIP 2=4 Parkway P 7011 (:) 89 I'MTHE GREATEST COMEDIAN IN THE WORLD ONLY NOBODY KNOWS IT YET 4 134 MIGHTY DAY ON CAMPUS 20 C) 22 COLLEGECONCERT 21 36 LUE:Sv:roV.TAMED 4 Jackie Mason, Verve V 15033 Chad Mitchell Trio, Kapp KL 1262 Kingston Traitol ST 1638 Laurie IA 2012 0 87 SOUTH PACIFIC 227 135 GREAT MOTION PICTURE THEMES 79 OD 28 CHAPEL BY THE SEA. 9 THROUGH CHILDREN'S Various Artists, United Artists UAL 3122 0 35 EYES . 7 Sound Track, RCA Victor LOC 1032 Billy Vaughn, Dot DLP 25424 Limeliters, RCA Victor LPM 2512 138 DRUMS ARE MY BEAT 17 0 31 FAMILY SING ALONG WITH MITCH 6 @ 90 TWISTIN' 'N TWANGIN' . 11 0 28 STATE FAIR 13 Duane Eddy, RCA Victor LPM 2525 Sandy Nelson,Imperial LP 9168 Mitch Miller A the Gang, Sound Track, Dot DLP 9011 Columbia CS 8573 143 GOLDEN PIANOHITS 26 O 56 LOPE LETTERS 9 (jD 43 YOUR TWIST PARTY 35 Ferrante & Teicher, United Artists WWR 3503 0 33 COUNTDOWN TIME IN OUTER SPACE 5 Chubby Checker, Parkway P 7007 KattyLester,Era El 103 Dare Brubeck Quartet, Columbia CS 8575 97 KINGSTON TRIO 193 41 MY FAIR LADY C) 65 'S CONTINENTAL 14 Capitol T 996 33 C) . 36 WEST SIDE STORY 330 RayConniff,HisOrk A Chorus,Columbia Original Cast, Columbia OL 5090 CL 1776 Ferrante 8 Teicher, United Artists - TEE "I'S" CASSEDS FOX UAS 6166 O 33 AMERICAN WALTZES 7 O 78 NEW PIANO IN TOWN 46 S=1,11::E 22,CE CITC:Z3 i,London LL 3260 Various Artists, Chats LP 1470 0 38 POINT OF NO RETURN 14 Peter Nero, RCA Victor LPM 2383 Frank Sinatra, Capitol SW 1676 44 ClelES C=DIES, VCL IV 100 TONIGHT 21 C) 83 RUNAROUND SUE 36 21 Verizqi Artists, Ori:lIal Soo.rd 0:3 5=3 Dion, Laurie LIP 2009 Ferrante 8 Tubber, United Artists UAL 3171 O 30 SINATRA AND STRINGS Frank Sinatra, Reprise R 9.1004 0 42 POINT OF KO RETURN 16 141 MY FAVORITE CHOPIN 27 Frank Sinatra, Capitol W 1676 O 99 WEST SIDE STORY 37 Van Cliburn. RCA Victor LM 2576 0 39OKLAHOMA! 111 Ferrante & Teicher, United Artists UAL 3166 Sound Track, Capitol SWAO 595 38 45 45 KNOCKERS UP 91 84 146 ROARING 20'S 62 C) SING OUT! . 13 Rusty Warren, Jubilee JLP 2029 27 Dorothy Provine, Warner Bras. W 1394 37 'S CONTINENTAL Limeliters, RCA Victor LPM 2443 38 Ray Conniff,His Ork B Chalon, 0 50 FOR TEEN TWISTERS ONLY Columbia CS 8576 19 O 88 RUSTY WARREN BOUNCES BACK. -- TONIGHT IN PERSON 63 Chubby Checker, Parkway P 7009 33 Limeliters,RCA Victor LPM 2272 Jubilee JGM 2039 O 40 MIDNIGHT IN MOSCOW 15 0 40 DINAH '62 7 Kenny Ball A His Jahmen, Kapp KS 3276 Dinah Washington, Roulette R 25170 92 MIKE NICHOLS 6 ELAINE MAY (2) 109 A TOUCH OF VELVET 8 Jim Reeves, RCA Victor LPM 2487 EXAMINE DOCTORS 24 tip 45 PETE FC:TA,C7S F5IC F:::1 DIXIE 2 (R) 51 NANCY WILSON/CANNONBALL ADDERLEY. 14 Mercury MG 20680 Coral CM 757401 Capitol T 1657 112 TWIST WITH THE VENTURES 29 101 Dolton BLP 2010 THROUGHCHILDREN'S EYES 7 17ST=II 3 (-!D 41 fleory Mancha, ACA Viotce Ltel 2539 Limeliters, RCA Victor LSP 2312 BEYOND THE REEF . 0 32 I2 147 HERE COMES THE TENNESSEE ERNIE Earl Grant, Dacca DL 4231 FORD MISSISSIPPI SHOWBOAT .. (2) 93 SOUTH PACIFIC 425 11 (iD 24 SUMMERFESTIVAL Capitol T 1684 VariousArtists, RCA Victor LSC 6097 O 57 JOHNNY'S GREATEST HITS 222 Original Cast, Columbia OL 4180 Johnny Mathis, Columbia CL 1133 132 HAPPY TIMES SING A1,00 WITH MITCH 73 SO MUCH IN LOVE 25 DIN -ITALIAN Mitch Miller and the Gang, O 46 O 103 LOVESONGS 13 Ray Conniff Singers, Colombia CS 8520 C.) 49 YOUNG WORLD . . 11 Dean Martin, Capitol T 1659 Columbia CL 1568 Lawrence Welk, Dot OLP 3428 ROMAN GUITAR, VOL. II 3 0 102 FOR TWISTERS ONLY 35 O 43 149 KING OF KINGS 36 Tony Mottola, Command RS 836 SD 57 KZ TEE :::23 5 Chubby Checker, Parkway P 7002 Pet.. tem XI irortiur 2311 Original Movie Music( Miklos Rena, MGM 1E2 0 49 WORRIED MIND 2 O 94NAT KING COLE SINGS/GEORGE - EL CID 1 Ray Anthony,CapitolST 1752 0 25 THE TWIST 82 SHEARING PLAYS 14 Sound Track, MGM E 3977 Chubby Checker, Parkway P 7001 Capitol W 1675 0 44 STEREO 35/MM, VOL. II... 25 137 KING AND Enoch Light 6 His Ork, O 37ONCE UPON A TIME 9 I 264 O 95 OLDIES BUT GOODIES, VOL III 51 Sound Track, Capitol W 740 Command RS 831 SD Lettermen, Capitol T 1711 Various Artists, Original Sound 5004

C.) 48 A SONG FOR YOUNG LOVE . 19 O 39 COUNTDOWN TIME IN OUTER SPACE 8 O 105 THE KINGSTON TRIO CLOSE UP 43 139 ALL AMERICAN 13 Lettermen, Capitol ST 1669 Dave Brubeck Quartet, Columbia CL 1775 Capitol T 1642 Original Cast, Columbia KOL 5760 ("!i) SO ROMAN GUITAR 18 144 DOWN HOME 21 0 48 ITS MASHED POTATO TIME 7 /1") 11l IT EEE,1 :r:71CI t:. 27C-: 3 Tony Mottola, Command RS 816 SD Dee Dee Sharp, Cameo C 1018 Chet Atkins, RCA Victor LPM 2450 . . J., a Tir to, Co'E.CLP(7.T.) 148 RHYTHM SING ALONG WITH MITCH 22 0 41YOUNG AND WARM AND WONDERFUL 18 ® 38 OLDIES BUT GOODIES, VOL I 148 C.) 107 BELAFONTE AT CARNEGIE HALL 143 Mitch Miller and the Gang, Peter Nero, RCA Victor LSP 2484 Various Artists, Original Sound 5001 Harry Belafonte, RCA Victor LOC 6006 Columbia CL 1727

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1 1 1 ROSES ARE RED . 9 0 33 41 35 BONGO STOMP 8 ® 40 27 32 SEVEN-DAY WEEKEND 7 11' 1P VL au a,I rdc 97119 LittleJoey Z.theTilos, Joy 262 it,s., LeGrand1719 8 13 19BREAKING UP b HAkb iu u0 tp 84 - - ALLEY CAT NellSedalia, RCA Victor 8046 36 31 20 12 SNAP YOUR FINGERS...... 12 Jot Hood, rout,1.14 1772 3 5 5 SEALED WITH A KISS ...... 9 C) 69 73 83 MY DADDY IS PRESIDENT Brim Hyland,..11C-Purottrotent 5 O 101336 0 35 40 50 HAVE A GOOD TIME 8 Lime Ja ton, IL.igke 407 Sac Thump ,ein, Hickory 1174 4 2 2 4 THE WA11-WATUSI . 9 ... 53 44 36 STRANGER OH THE SHORE.... 21 C 11 213 68 Mr. AckerRill,tiro5217 38 45 52 59 SUMMERTIME, SUMMERTIME . . 7 12 18 AHAB THE ARABIt ale6281 Ray Stevens, Mercury 71966 69 82 86 87 ABOVE THE STARS ...... 4 Mr.Atter BYR,Alma 6230 6 8 13 SPEEDY GONZALES 8 39 47 55 62 MARY'S LITTLE LAMB 6 6 Put11/../C,Dol16303 James Dore', Cotais 644 * 86 - - DEVIL WOMAN A 2 Marty Robbins, Columbia 42486 C..) 4 3 3 ICAN'T STOP LOVING YOU 14 0 36 25 16 PLAYBOY 14 RayCharles,ABC-Pa...IMMO 4 10337 Allarvelettes, 1113 541160 ittp 93 96 T."'1"FATH DO US PART Bob Braun, Decca 31355 it,II 1! !of,:p..mOTInw 41 43 46 51 STEEL MEN . A 7 Rile Eva, Dimension 1000 Jimmy Doan, Cad tienteia 424113 ® 81 84 92 THE BIRD MAX 4 "ModArtt,ts 475 (i.) 5 4 2 THE STRIPPER 13 76 93 - CALL ME MR. IN-BETWEEN 3 D,sid Ito', S.His Ork. MGM 137174 73 61 56 48 WHERE ARE YOU 12 Bud Iles, Deere 31405 al. H ash!, ono, Roulette 4424

® 13 18 15 THEME FROM DOCTOR KILDARE . 10 11-70(/stelain, MGM 13175 * 73 - - SHEILA 0 74 68 72WHY DID YOU LEAVE ME! 5 Tommy Roe. ABC -Paramount 10329 Om mg, Re, 77)11 6 7 0 7 WOLVERTON MOUNTAIN . .... 11 CI ,nelle 71 COL IIISL142352 C) 88 - - CARELESS LOVE 2 60 76 97 RINKY DINK 4 RasI hart,. ABC -Paramountin345 Dave (Baby) Cortez, Chess 1829 ® 12 15 20 DANCING PARTY 7 O Chubby Checker, Parkway 842 cp 83 78 81 WORRIED MIND 6 * 55 63 78 THE BALLAD OF PALADIN C ILP,tritium,, L'auttof 1743 C) 15 23 33 YOU'LL LOSE A GOOD THING 8 Duane Eddy, Ho dor 8047 Barbara Lynn, Jamb 1223 C) 71 57 57 SWIHGIN' GENTLY 11 I ad Gr.,,t, Dem., 25.50.0 0 11 711 JOHNNY GET ANGRY 11 46 52 66 88 WHAT'S A MATTER BABY . 4 TIDO Voila,Liberty 55407 Ju.,,sleSomuscrs, Warner Oros. 5275 C) 80 91 BEACH PARTY 3 Rim, Curti,. C .11) .t470(0 C) 9 9 9 GRAVY 8 Dee DeeShoop, Ca to 219 C 49 53 56 I DON'T LOVE YOU HO MORE 8 HR. SOn6WitifER Jimmy Norsir,n,LittleStar 113 - C.1.11. it.sirs ens. Warner Gm, 77119 24 34 61 in, 5 El-in,(Ate° 6229 64 70 - A SWINGIN' SAFARI 80 90 -- - STOP THE WEDDING 2 ft Billy Vaughn, Dot 16374 CL, Janice,true 74111 0 18 19 29 (GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS) MADE TO LOVE. 7 I ddlo Hod es, Cadence 1421 ® 87 90 100 A MIRACLE 4 C) 41 41 43 BUT NOT FOR ME 7 'antis( At:du, Ch anrellnr 1115 Retry Looter. Ee.a 3090 O 19 22 23 TWIST AND SHOUT 10 Ikley Brothers, Wand 124 POINT OF NO RETURN Yi Gene Ms -Daniels, Liberty 55480 50 57 59 71 BABY ELEPHANT WALK 9 ty 2i 31 S3 LO1LE WAIL 5 Lawrence Welk, Dot 16314 T -wide 1111 - - - LET'S DANCE ChrisMontez, !Monogram 505 0 59 69 80 BEN CRAZY 4 C) 20 24 24 INEED YOUR LOVING 10 DbLie Goodm.so L Dr. I. M. DI, Diamond 119 110(10 - - - RIGHT STRING BUT THE WRONG YO -Y0 Don G.irdnor .Lnd Die Dee Ford, Flee 523 the Interns, Okeh 7156 12.3 75 r3 :"' 'IIT EASY ON YOURSELF O 23 32 60 PARTY LIGHTS . LA BOMBA 6 (iii) 85 95 99 Vee Jay 451 .... A 5 ClecesOnt C1,rk, Chancellor 1113 Tuxes,. RC t liztur(01,2

@ 26 36 55 HEART IN HAND 5 0 32 29 25 LITTLE BITTY PRETTY ONE . 8 @ 89 94 -- COME ON LIME ANGEL Brenda Lee, Otero 31407 ClydeMcrlr-dter,Mercury71987. 114-bionsts, SAND. 5115

0 16 106 PALISADES PARK 13 LOLITA YAYA I reedy non, Ssvan 4106 MTN vet Connie Francis, MGM 13087 C) 17 1110 AL DI LA' 12 91 - - - (AWN' DOCTOR CASEY A 2 I milt., Ps moll, Harper Bros, 5259 John D. Imudi.runik, RC VIct. r /154 0 46 39 31 WALK ON THE WILD SIDE 13 Jimmy Smith, Verve 10255

0 34 43 58 LITTLE RED RENTED ROWBOAT . . 7 - NIGHT OUT JoeDowel,Sin.mh 1759 Patti Page, Mercury 72013 56 58 62 70 NEVER IN A MILLION YEARS...... 8 Cii) 2117 17 HAVING A PARTY A 10 Linda Scott,Com.rms103 - - THEME FROM A SUMMER PLACE Sam Cooke, RCA Victor 8E36 Roman, Harmon1001

- - - SHE'SNOT YOU - YOU DON'T KNOW ME . RAMBLIN' ROSE l'resles. RC sor 9041 91) ABC-Paramo, Nat Km, Cohn,Cu:tiro!0hn4 0 37 33 26 THE CROWD 10 (?.../D 22 28 34 WELCOME HOME BABY . 7 Roy Orbtmo, Monument 461 C) 94 87 LIFE'S TOO SHORT A 3 atilrellre,Scepter 1234 L..,'14, Ms.. RCA Victor 8044

72 83 - SHAME 0ii ME 3 I'LL NEVER DANCE AGAIN. 10 A - -- YOU BELONG TO ME 1 0 25 16 14 11,,hh.Rare. RCA Victor 9 7 93 Bobby Hyde), Cameo 217 1 Dupree,, Coed 569

8 IT KEEPS RIGHT ON AHURTIN' 13 0 50 48 40 LIMBO ROCK 11 SILVER THREADS & GOLDEN NEEDLES @ 28 14 Champs, Challetem 9131 Johnny Linotmo,Cadence 1413 (2) rtn,,,, 4711311

A TASTE OF HONEY . 0 67 82 95 4 THEME FROM HATARI 10 Martin Denny, Liberty 55473 C) 97 97 98 A 4 la 42 50 54 ROUTE66 THEME Henry Ilawcinle RCA Victor 81337 Nelson Riddle. Capitol 47.11 0 51 47 49 FORTUNE TELLER 14 IT ON HOME TO ME 96 - - - POOR LITTLE PUPPET . 1 Or 44 49 85 A 5 Bobby Curtola, Del Fl 4177 Cathy Carroll, Wooer Bros. 5234 sam Cook, 9 A ',0 97 - - - SUGAR PLUM 0 29 31 41 IT STARTED ALL OVER AGAIN 6 C) 48 45 31 WEST OF THE WALL 11 Dreoda Lee, Dreea 31417 Toni Fisher, Big Top 3097 Ike Clanton, 'Mercury 71975 98 100 - - COME ON BABY 2 9 0 38 30 21 CINDY'S BIRTHDAY 13 34 30 21 22 JOHNNY LOVES ME Brace Channel, Sarah 17E9 Shelley Fabares, Colitis 636 Johnny Crawford, Del MI 4173 99 - - - LOVE ME ASILOVE YOU 1 HOT100-A TO Z-(Publisher-Licensee) GeomeMsillasts,Lek 9522 Ale. the Stern'LeVeit,ASCAP) 69 I'llNever Dance Again (Alden, @MI) 29 She's Not You;Presley, ZMI) 57 HOUDINI Ahab 0.1..,ratttows ry, EMI) 5 It Keeps Right on A-Nurtin' (Tsnridge, RAIL) 33 SheilaTager-NitetFne,EMI) 43 Silver (Central Waiter Brennan, Liberty 55477 IF CI La ,Witinerk, ASCAP) 24 It Started All Over Again (Aldon, EMI) 33 Threads A Golden Needles Songs, Dull . 94 AP, rCot ;Melones.EMI) 66 Johnny Get Angry (Tod, ASCAP) 14 .... Snap Your Fingers (Own, EMI) 36 50 JohnnyLoves Me (Aldan,EMI] 34 taby Ile;sent Walk ,Ermons, ASCAP) .... Speedy Gonoales(Dodd, ASCAPI 6 45 talEed ef1 aladin, The (Time, BM La Zomba (Bright Tunes, CMS 15 Steel Men louthside, EMI) 41 70 Beach Peety(Ittlyon,EMI) let's Dance.:Rondell 8. Sherman-CleVorson, Stop the Wedding (Figure, EMI) 13 BUBBLING UNDER THE HOT 100 51 Ben Crewif(X. MO EMI) 13 Stranger on the Shore 3el1M, BA11) 63 101 72 JUST TELL HER JIM SAID HELLO Elvis Presley, RCA Victor 8041 Bird Man, The Jolted Artists, ASCAP) Lifn's Too Short ;Duchess, EMI) 92 Stripper, The (David Rose, ASCAP).. 9 25 102. DON'T CRY SASSY Aretho Franklin, Columbia 42456 Bongo SS71,1 rOrk.ryLane,DMII Limbo Rock;FourSlier,EMII 60 Seger Plum (Argo, EMI) 97 toy's ti-cht Oct %Her, ASCAPI 19 LittleBittyPretty One 53 103.I WANT TO BE LOVED Dinah Washington, Mercury 72031 ;Record*, EMI) Sue.m.rtime, Summertimekolibury, ASCAP1 . za 2 Breaking ApIsHard to On .,AHon, EMI/ LittleDiane(Sisal, ASCAP) 19 Swimgin. Gently 1darvetle, EMI) 77 104. YOUR NOSE IS GONNA GROW Johnny Crawford, Del-Fi 4111 BringIten Norm to Me :Kegs, mil 32 Little Red Rented Rowboat,Reis, EMI) 25 Swingle' Safari, A (Roosevelt, EMI) 43 49 105. THE MASQUERADE IS OVER Five Satins, Chancel/or 1110 But Sot f.r Me ;New World, ASCAP Loco -Motion(Aldan, BALI) I of Honey, A [Songfest, ASCAP) 61 Lolita Ya-Ya(Chappell, ASCAPI Z7 106. DON'T BREAK THE HEART THAT LOVES YOU . Coll Me MrIn -Bs -twee, ;Pamper, EMI) 42 Theme from Doctor Kildare(Hastings, BMI) . 10 Calln3.cter CaseyAcuff -Rose,EMI) CO Love Me esILove You (Marielle, DM1) 99 Theme from Natoli (Femmes, ASCAP) 95 Bernie Leighton, Co/pix 645 MakeitEasy on Yourself :Famous, ASCAPI 52 Car, `..,.. Lave Tangerine,EMI) 75 Theme From A Summer Place (Witriark, 107LITTLE YOUNG LOVER Impressions, ABC -Paramount 10323 Cindy'sE.rthdayitt il:e, EMU 64 Mary'sLittle Lamb'Alden,EMI) 39 ASCAPI 90 Cum-, on BabyLe Bilt, BASH 93 Miracle, A (South Mountain, Mil( El Things Adeeis,EMI; 16 103. GOODBYE DAD Castle Sisters, T 7506 Co-, ,-.LittioAngel ielt-ode, ASCAP' 16 Mr. Songwriter (Gil, EMI) 79 TillDeath Do Is Part,Karolyn, ASCAP) 71 109 TOO BAD Ben E. Kinn, Arco 6231 Crowd, The [Acuff -Rose.EMI] 53 My Daddy Is PresidentGretav,c ,ASCAP1 67 Twistand Shunt:Menai,CAill 18 110. BEECHWOOD 4-5709 Maryellen.* Tamils 54065 Neverin a Million Years(Robbins, ASCAP) 56 OimenoPrety(Kabneen,ASCAPI .... 12 Vacoti,n Mem., EMI) 54 PalisadesPark(Claridge,ASCAPI 23 Wah-Watusi, The Ike's-mon-Levee, ASCAP) 111 I'M TOSSIN' AND TURNIN' AGAIN lobby Lewis, Beltone 2023 Ikel Woman ItS,rty's, 15,111 70 4 Partytexhts :Raeshed,gm i) 21 Walk entheWildSole(ColumbiaPictures, 112. A TASTE OF HONEY ..Victor Feldman Quartet, Infinity 520 r.rtuneTnlln,gmso,EMI) . 62 Maybe/ lobete, EMU 43 ASCAP( SS 113. YOU'RE STRONGER THAN ME.. Patsy Me, Recces 31406 (Girls,Girls,Gals) Mad* toLove (Acuff -Rose, Paint of No Return(Aldan, EMI) S2 Welter, Nome DebyLudia, HMI) 21 BMI) 17 Poor Littlt Pe:spet :Aldan, EMI) 96 West ofthe Wall 'Ws.* Productions, ASCAP) 63 114, DON'T WORRY 'BOUT ME Vince Edwards, Rocco 31413 Gravy (Kelm/Inn, ASCAP) IS Ramblinto,,, Cornet ASCAP' 91 What's Metter Baby -1d, DA1111 46 115. ILOVE YOU THE WAY YOU ARE Bobby Vinton, Diamond 121 Right StenoButthe Wrong YmTis(Hill& Havea Good Time!Acuff-Rose, BMI) 37 lith-re Are You (Feist. ASCAP) 73 116. LOOK1114' FOR A LOVE ValrnHnos, Sor 132 Range, 85111 1,4 Why lid You Lease MetMomeleen, HMI/ 74 Having a Party (Kegs, BMI) ...... 26 Risky -Link ,Arc -Cones, BMI( 117 C1GGEST SIN OF ALL Connie Froods, MGM 13027 Heartin Hand (Metric, BMI) 22 44 Wolverton MnuntainPainted Deo rt.BMI) 11 Roses Aro Red -Lyle, ASCAP( 1 there d Mud !PeerIntl, EMT 76 I ID. GRUM ONIONS Booker T Z. the MO's, Stow 127 Houdini (Glo-Mac 8. Metric,BMI) . 1C3 Route 66 Theme (Gower, BMI, 31 tenEr.,,ngtoMe 'Ride ewe,.HMV 93 119.JIVI:N' AROUND I Can'tStopLoving You (Acuff -Rose,toev AI Casey Combo, Stacy 716 Sealed With a Kiss(Post, ASCAP) 2 14Don'tKnow Me Hi (I & Reel,HMI).. 27 I Don't Lone You No More (Hie., 11111 47 1 20.SILLY BOY Seven -Day Weekend (Hill L Range, BMI) 65 You 'ILose a GoodThese Ccividtter Cajun - Lettermen, Copilot AB 1 0 I Need Your Laving(East -Pere,HMI' Shame on Me (WesternHills -Lois -Saran, EMI) 19 Jamie. BMI' 13 .120, BROKEN HEART Fiestas. Old Town 1122 9104,HOT WITH THE FOLLOWING BIG HIT SINGLES

Speedy Gonzales/The Locket. . . .Pat Boone #16368

Baby Elephant Walk/TBIREZEFRIrGVIRIZIE1 Lawrence Welk #16364

A Swingin' Safari/Indian Love Call .Billy Vaughn #16374

No One Will Ever Know/Because. Jimmie Rodgers #16378

0 RITGIINEAL )So Rare/Jay Dee's Boogie Woogie..Jimmy Dorsey #16371 Where Have You Been/Soldier of Love Arthur Alexander #16357 01110 MII SOAltil 1-S

I Found The Only Girl For Me/ Exodus/ Never On Sunday THE FOUR LADS Queen Of The Senior Prom THE MILLS BROS. #16373 #16360 My Blue Heaven/ In Other Words (Fly Me To The Moon)/ Spinnin' My Wheels THE STRING-ALONGS The Rest Of My Days TONY MARTIN #16379 #16361 Say Your Heart Belongs To A Soldier/ A Mile And A Quarter/ The Call Of Summer THE CROSBY BROTHERS Just One More Lie SONNY JAMES #16370 #16381 Tribute To A Dog/ Life Gits Tee-Jus, Don't It WALTER BRENNAN Third Man Theme/Quiet Village GEORGE CATES #16348 #16376

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STATE FAIR Sound Track DLP 9011 mono, 29011 stereo YELLOW BIRD The Mills Bros. DLP 3338 mono, 25338 stereo HITS OF THE '60's The Four Lads DLP 3438 mono, 25438 stereo LOOK FOR A STAR Billy Vaughn DLP 3322 mono, 25322 stereo SO RARE Jimmy Dorsey DLP 3437 mono THEME FROM A SUMMER PLACE Billy Vaughn YOUNG WORLD Lawrence Welk DLP 3276 mono, 25276 stereo DLP 3428 mono, 25428 stereo BE MY LOVE Keely Smith DLP 3241 mono, 25241 stereo CHAPEL BY THE SEA Billy Vaughn DLP 3165 mono, 25165 stereo DLP 3424 mono, 25424 stereo BLUE HAWAII Billy Vaughn THE MILLS BROS. GREAT HITS MOON RIVER Lawrence Welk DLP 3157 mono, 25157 stereo DLP 3412 mono, 25412 stereo STAR DUST Pat Boone DLP 3118 mono, 25118 stereo I'LL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS Pat Boone DLP 3399 mono, 25399 stereo SAIL ALONG SILV'RY MOON Billy Vaughn DLP 3100 mono, 25100 stereo YELLOW BIRD Lawrence Welk MUSIC FOR THE GOLDEN HOURS Billy Vaughn DLP 3389 mono, 25389 stereo DLP 3086 mono, 25086 stereo WHEELS & ORANGE BLOSSOM SPECIAL Billy Vaughn PAT'S GREAT HITS Pat Boone DLP 3366 mono, 25366 stereo DLP 3071 mono, 25071 stereo CALCUTTA Lawrence Welk DLP 3359 mono, 25359 stereo MELODIES IN GOLD Billy Vaughn DLP 3064 mono, 25064 stereo THE GOLDEN INSTRUMENTALS Billy Vaughn DLP 3016 mono, 25016 stereo

"THE NATION'S BEST SELLING RECORDS" BILLBOARD 4 MUSIC WEEK BONANZA FOR ARTISTS CSIDA, LUPPINO Decca Shows 32 NAMED TO NEWAlbums at Meets There's Gold in Them Thar BMW POSITIONS NEW YORK - Andrew NEW YORK - Decca unveiled Csida this week was named 32 new albums - includingfive Director of Sales for Billboard Gold Label classical, seven Coral Record Contract Concessions and two Brunswick-part ofits MusicWeek.Csida,who fall promotion program introduced By BOB ROLONTZ embroiled in high pay-off, long-are much more likely to insist on joined The Billboard Publish- to its field men at regional sales term contracts that are costly-par-choosing their own material. Many ing Company in1943, has meetings throughout the country NEW YORK - The frenzied been Advertising Co-Ordinator scramble among record companiesticularly when the artist drops offof the younger artists write their last week. in sales. own tunes and only record their since 1961. Prior to that time The meetings were conducted by to acquire-or to hold-top-selling he handledadvertising and record acts has resulted in a bo- Artists' Inroads own tunes. And, of course, they get Sydney N. Goldberg,vice-presi- Areas where name recording art-paid as writers, or in some cases promotion management func- dent in charge of sales, and Claude nanza of contract concessions for tions for BMW, High Fidelity the talent. Though these conces-ists have been able to break exist-as both publishers and writers. Brennan, Louis J. Sebok and Jack ing standards include: 4. Advertising and the Television Department Kiernan, members of Decca's home sions, for the most part, haven't badgefa.There of The Billboard. bent the rather rigid contract con- L Cost of recordingsessions.are contracts today that call for ads sales organization. Most artist contracts call for thein trade papers and specific con- Frank .Luppino this week The full -day meetings covered ditions for brand-new artists, they was named Promotion Man- give the young talent suing tosinger to pay the cost of the ses-sumer advertising on each single or merchandising plans along with a sioos-to be charged against hisalbum released. This is an increas- ager for BMW. Luppino joined dealer incentive plan,details of shoot for if a couple of hits'esmae The Billboard Publishing Com- along. To011itieti..- However, many top art-ing trend. which are available from Decca istesow insist that the record label Artists As Producers pany in 1948. He has been in distributors. The program is carry- Name artists have managed topay She entire -cost. This often in- 3. Separate set-up. Some of the charge of International Sales ing the slogan of "Sales Unlimited." secure concessions ranging fromhibits ad a.&x, man from experi-new artists contracts make the art- for BMW, a function he will high royalty payments to advertis-menting as h& might if the artististhis own producer-a.&r. man retain in addition to his new ing allotments on every single orwas picking up the tag. And it - duties. Luppino's previous re- LP they do. Many have appliedoften, also, makes, the a.&r. man (Continued on page 43) sponsibilities included promo- Dot Outlines pressure by intimating they wouldkeep a closer eye on the clock. tion and sales functions for join another label at the end of 2. Royalty puymmsts. A slice of several divisions of The Bill- Fall Program their contracts, thus forcing com-5 per cent of the list price on singleJobbers t Meet board Publishing Company. panies to tear up current pacts inrecords used to be the going rate HOLLYWOOD-The Dot Rec:i-, favor of more liberal ones. for popartists.Thishas beenMfrs. at NARM ords Fall Program, shooting for a ,t, Not all of these concessions turnbreached many times, with artists $5,000,000 sales target during Au-i. out badly for the record firms.like Paul Anka, Bobby Darin, and Command Inksgust alone, will offer dealers Amos: Sometimes (as in the case of a top PHILADELPHIA-Special per- -others getting a much higher roy-son -to -personmeetingsbetween Iptional discount plan, four monthstw- selling artist getting royalties overaltyfigure. Some artistsare re-rack jobbers and record manufac-Peters, Drake :fated billing, a 100 per cent ex-, a period of years for income taxportedly getting as high as 10 perturers have been scheduled as part 'change privilege, plus a discount' purposes),thepiled -uploothascent. (For obvious reasons, firmsof the NARM mid -year meeting NEW YORK - Command Rec-on prepacked singles. restrained an artist from jumpinglike to keep thisquiet.) Outsideand sales conference to be heldords has signed soprano Roberta On the album side, dealers wilt the label because it would meanproducers, like Lieber and Stoller,August 26-29. Peters of the Metropolitan Opera,have the option of chosing either of he would get his royalty money inor the Aldon Music team, get bet- The meetings, and musical comedy star baritonetwo discount plans: buy 10 LP's one taxable chunk. whichwillbeAlfred Drake to exclusive record- ter than 10 per cent royalty andheldattheEdgewaterBeach and receive 12 (i.e., two free for At the same time, some of thethey pay theartistout of theirHotel in Chicago, are to be helding contracts. Command executiveeach 10 purchased), or a straight other concessions, such as guaran-share. on separate days, August 27 anddirector Enoch Light made the15 per cent cash discount on what tees, have got record companies 3. Material. Topartiststoday28 from 9 a.m. to 5:30p.m. Theannouncement last week. isordered. Thus, dealers do not manufacturers will hold 20 -minute A musical comedy album starringhave to accept free merchandise, confabs with each NARM member (Continued on page 43) (Continued on page 43) Gotham Businessmen Readyto Openover the two days. The person -to -personmeetings Distrib-Racked Discount Chain are being arranged by the NARM committeeandJulesMalamud,3 -M's Tape Cartridgeto Get By JACK MAHER executive secretary. Dates and times The plan has many advantageswillbe distributedpriortothe NEW YORK-A new concept infor the independent dealer, accord-opening of thesales conference. ingtosupporters.It record merchandisingwillmake eliminatesThese talk sessions have beensetSpecial N. Y. Press Showing its bow in this city when the firstrisk on the dealer's part, and freesup to facilitate buying and selling in a planned string of discount,him to open hisfloor space tofor both parties. Executives of both rack record shops opens other non-musical products whichthedisk firms and the racking NEW YORK-Minnesota Min-of the unit was held more than two in thecan be racked in a similar manner. ing & Manufacturing Companyyears ago, in March of 1960, at a near future. The shops, which will companies will be on hand to iron(3 -M's)is expected to unveil be racked by distributors, will beFor the distrib, the plan gives himout individual problems, and the itsmeeting sponsored by the Institute better catalog exposure, simplifies long-awaitedtapecartridgere-of Radio Engineers here. At that owned by abusinesssyndicate record makers will have anoppor-corder -player this week at a special his credit problems anda bettertunity to show new fall and Christ- time, Dr. Peter Goldmark, of CBS with no previous experience in theprofit break. press showing here Wednesday (1).Laboratories, who pioneered in the record industry. Besides LP's the mas merchandise. A demonstration of a pilot model shopswill research and development of the alsosellpaperback unit,explainedits operation and books on a rack basis. demonstrated its playback quality. The merchandising concept for The trade has awaited the coming these new discount shops followsFCC Links FMChannels of factory -built, commercial units one being tried in other areas of to Size of Cities since then. the country (see BMW, July 21). By MILDRED HALL The unit employs a device which In essence it makes the distributor ing from their annual Augustva-Francisco,and Zone 2 includes cation period. allows users to stack as many as a rack jobber and the dealera WASHINGTON-A wholenew the rest of the U. S. six cartridges on the player, similar landlord. channel allocations picture for FM Priority considerations inprepar- Classes of commercial FM sta-to the way records may be stacked The New York businessmenre-radio service was proposed bytheing the new allocations table wouldtions wouldalso number three:on a disk changer. A revolutionary sponsiblefor the plannedstoresFederal Communications Commis-be given to: (1) Existing FMsta-Low -Power Class A stations willfeature of the unit is the operating have threethings uppermost insion last week, along the lines oftions; (2) first FM service (particu-be assignedinallzones; higherspeedof 17/8 i.p.s.,heretofore mind:utilizationofspace,lowtelevision's 80 -channel table. Thelarly where there is no nighttimepower Class B in Zones 1 and 1-A,considered unsatisfactory for full overhead and a minimum ofper-agency also made major changes,primary AM service; (3) providingand higher power Class C stationsfidelity reproduction. sonnel. As a result, theyare ap-effective in the near future, in ruleseach community with at leastonewill be assigned in Zone 2. New Itis understood that a number proachingthecity'sdistributorsgoverning classes of FM stations,FM station, as far as possible; (4)rules set up maximums and mini-of the units have undergone exten- with a proposition in which thezones, power and mileage separa-providing at least two FM servicesmumsforpowerandantennasive rugged testing, over a period distributor takes a specific amounttions, with reasonable latitude forto as much of the populationasheight, and establishes minimum possible;(5) of 90 days, and have been found of wall space, equips it with racksstations not meetingallrequire- providing two localmileage separations for protectedsatisfactoryin the eyes of engi- and servicestheracks with LPments. FM stations to all communities ableservice ranges. neers on the project. product. The store takesa per- The FM face-lifting operationto support them; (6) provide a sub- Existing stations not meeting the centage of each album sale. Wallbegun a year ago would allocatestitute for inadequate AM service, The set is expected to be mar- and (7)assign channels to com-new requirements may continue op-keted under the brand name of space would be allottedforallthe proposed 80 channelson a pop- eration, says FCC, but may notthe Revere Camera Company, a important lines. Theowners of the munities on the basis of their size, ulation basis:10 to 15 channelslocation and number of outsidechange to "worsen the situation."wholly owned 3 -M's subsidiary. proposed chain believe theycan Pending applications for new sta- sell LP's for between $2.37andfor cities with population ofoneservices available. Itis also understood that some $2.78. Ultimately thegroup intendsmillion and over, 6 to 10 channels Listing by communities will betions or changes in existing stationsconsideration has been given to to have some 100 stores proposed later by the Commission.will be acted on if they conform tomaking an alternate model of the on thefor 250,000 to 1,000,000 citypop- unit available for commercial back- East Coast. ulation, 4 to 6 channels for 100,- Three Zones new rules. In the case of pending This Manhattan ground music purposes. This, it is move follows000 to 250,000 population, 2 to 4 In the report and order on applicationsforstationswhichreported,wouldincorporatea similar plans in otherareas of the newcan't meet new mileage separations, country where discount store andwith cities of 50,000 to 100,000,rules for FM, the FCC divides the speed of 15-16 i.p.s., but tests with and 1 or 2 channels allocated tocountry into three zones, insteadthe agency will try to find anotherthisextremely slow speed have rack jobber competition has been of the present two, again following been inconclusive. roughest. Distribs and dealers cities with less than 50,000 people. channelassignment,particularly are the TV service pattern. Zone 1 in-for those who filed before the FCC Repertoire for the prerecorded teaming up inthisdistrib-rack Comment Due August 31 cludes part or all 18 Northeastern tape cartridge is being made avail- jobber and dealer -landlord relation- States, plus the District of Colum-announced its overhaul proceedingable by Columbia Records, as well Comment on this proposed rule- onJuly5, 1961-Procedural ship in a number of keyareas;making is due August 31, whenbia; Zone 1-A is confined to the as various background music li- San Francisco for one. southernportionofCalifornia,changes areeffective August8,brary suppliers. The extent of the FCC commissioners will be return-from 40 degree latitude above Sanand new rules, September 10, 1962. (Continued on page 43) AUGUST 4, 1962 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK 5 Olds WINS Appointment Scrambleonfor Disk Artists Presages Music Changes NEW YORK-Mark Olds was"pleasedthatOlds had rejoinedAmong1400 OnceonMCA List named general manager of WINSthe chain," noting that he had an herelastFriday(27),a move"outstanding record of experience NEW YORK - The exiting ofto get out of the agency businessimposing roster of stars - from presaging what are expected to beandaccomplishments atKYWMCA from the talent business laston July18 and devoteitselftoactors to writers, from singers to substantialprogramming changes(Westinghouse outlet in Cleveland)week caused one ofthebiggestTV shows under Revue Produc-literaryfigures,fromballetper- inthecity'stop -rated rock andand WNEW." scrambles-. inthehistoryofthetions,and eventuallytomoviesformers to bands. roll outlet. In other changes at WINS lastagency business-forclientsandthroughitsmergerwithDecca Everybody Freed Olds,aonetime Westinghouseweek, PaulShermantookoverfor agents who could bring withUniversal.The DeccaUniversal Under terms of the government Broadcasting Company official, andBob Lewis'Freedomland remotethem some of the names of themerger with MCA. however, alsoorder signed by MCA the corpora- a 20 -year veteran of the broad-show, Saturday,1-5, and Sunday1,400 names inthe record busi-was under fire by the Justice De-tion freed all of its clients. Some casting industry, has been program3-6 and 8-10. (Lewis was expectedness-that MCA usedtorepre-partment. of these clients have stayed with directorat WNEW, New York'sto join WABC here.) sent. MCA's income last year from itstheir agents, and are going with highly rated "good music station." BudBreeze, formerly with The divestiture by MCA of itstalent agencies amounted tothem to new set-ups. Others have Sale of WINS to WestinghouseWPEN, Philadelphia, joined WINSworld-wide talent agencies was ac-$8,500,000. Its income from Revuenot yet decided what to do, and was closedlast Friday (27)fol-to take over Sherman's staff duties.complished by astipulation andProductions amounted to $72,000,-some clients have decided not to lowing approval of the move by the Olds originally joined Westing-ordernegotiatedwiththeanti-000 for the same period. staywith their old MCA agents at FederalCommunications Com-house asa producer -director fortrustdivision of the Department But though MCA 's talent age_all but to go with other agencies. mission, July 13. KYW, theninPhiladelphia. Heof Justice on Monday (23),butincome was much less than it(On- As fortheagents themselves, Ted Steele,long-time managerbecame program manager in 1955,MCA had previously dropped mostcome from Revue, thefirm 'stillthey haveselected many paths. at WINS, indicated he would staymoving with the station to Cleve-of the important parts of its agencymaintained the largest talvrgencySome are joining other agencies- with the station to "effect a smoothland. In 1959, he joined WNEW.work. MCA had originally intendedin the world, and had ' mostand taking key clients with them. and orderlytransition and take- Others are opening up shop for over."Steelesaid he would an- themselves. And some seem-at nounce his plans shortly. this point-very undecided about Slow Transition what steps to take. - Though WestinghouseofficialsU. S.ASuit to Bust MCA-Decca TieStillOn It is reported that Dave Baum- have made no comment, WINS is garten, who was in the vaude slot :-expected to move slowly toward a NEW K - MCA 's decision, disbanded.However,- few doubt ing high with hitsingles and al -at MCA, will go into business for "softer sound." Format hasjamedat thpAbehest of the federal gov-thatthe U.S.will continuetobums. himself with a number of top acts. from a program of soft rocserligiUnt, to dissolve its talent :igen-press its suit. There has been much commentHerb Brenner and Howard Rubin .4porning toobit -and -out,` swinging'.cies throughout the world, does not If MCA was forced to dissolvein the trade that the major interesthaveformedtheirownoutfit, Sock and rely "-at night featuringaffect in any way the government'sitsmerger with Decca-Universal,of MCA intaking over Decca-calledInternationalManagement fie top -rated teen-age show han-antitrustsuitfordissolutionofit is assumed that Decca-UniversalUniversal was to obtain the facili-Associates,Ltd.Herman Citron dled of Moritty (The K) Kaufman.MCA's recent merger with Deccawould continue as before. Deccaties of the Universal Pictures Stu-and Arthur Park have formed Art- ,.dxWestinghouseisnotedforaRecords. has had strong grosses over thediosforitsRevueProductionsistsAgencyCorporation.Irving irrogranuiting format consisting of There will be a hearing Mondaypast two years and currently is rid -operations. (Continued on page 43) rbeavy news,publicservicepro -(30) to continue the injunctions that Warns 4nd a so-called "middle-of-prevent MCA from co -mingling its the-road" musical sound. assetswiththoseof Decca andTHE SINATRA FIRM Westinghouse is certain to bringUniversal -International. The take- in its highly vaunted news opera-over of these firms is one of the WB Signs Trio tionalongwithseveralothermajor concerns of thecivilanti- specialty shows such asitspro-trust action filed by the govern- Heaviest Program Yet gram "PM." An officialnoted,ment on July 13. At Long Last however, that it would be at least There are trade observers who threemonths beforethe "WBCbelieve that the government's case Launched by Reprise Peter, Paul 8 Mary Had sound" was established. in its divestiture suit against MCA Donald H. McGannon, Westing-is less strong now thanit was be- HOLLYWOOD - Reprise Rec- At a recent distributor meeting, Only Handshake Deal housepresident, said hewasfore the MCA talent agency wasordshaslauncheditsheaviestit was also brought out that Re- HOLLYWOOD - Peter, Paul priseisgoingto be heavilyin- release program to date, with 20 and Mary, the top -selling folkact volved in the singles field. At one new albums tabbed for a satura- on Warner Bros.,hassigned a tionfall promotion. The planistime the label was almost entirely King Records New Bonus Plan Offers album -minded, butitis now inlong-term contract with the disk- called "The Bonanza." ery.Surprisinglyenough, upto The release represents a numberthe midst of a completely revamped Dealer 1st EditionSingles & Albums singlesoperation, headed up bynow the trio has worked with the of different categories, one of themNickVenetand ChuckSagle.label on the basis of a handshake, NEW YORK-Dealers will a "sound" series. The program isHigh hopes are expressed for suchand never has had a contract. re-choose any of the follow ing singlesbacked by anall-outpush,in- ceive "first edition" singles and al-fortheirbonusrecord: artistsas Nancy Sinatra,there- Even though the group has had Jamescluding the dispatch of 13,000 LP many other offers as a result of its bums as part of King Records' newBrown's "Mashed Potatoes U.S.A."samples to regular AM and FMcently signed Dorsey Burnette, and bonusplanrunningJuly 23 otherlesser -knowntalentsnowbestsellingalbum onthelabel b -w "You Don't Have to Go";and college stations, a "stiff" pro- hit through August 31. The plan ap-Hank Ballard's"WhenINeed being pacted. (over 80,000 copiei), and its plies to the firm's entire catalog asYou" b -w "Dream World" andgram of 5 cents per LP sold for single, "Lemon Tree" (over 200,- well asits August release of 20 distributor salesmen, and incentive Sound Series 000), the trio respected its gentle- LittleWillieJohn's"Doll Face"contest with a $500 first prize for ofthe new singles and six albums. b -w "Big Blue Diamonds." One ofthehighlights man's agreementwiththefirm. The first edition disks- avail- promotion men, special taped mes-releaseisthe new sound (6000)Manager Al Grossman and Warner able in stereo and monaural-have Bonus albumsinclude: Bobsages from the head man, Frankseries of four albums. These wereBros. head Mike Maitland reached Kames' "Show Stoppers," Earl Bos-Sinatra,toimportantdealerac- not been previouslyreleasedby recorded under what was calledan agreement on the contract last King or any of its labels. The plantic's "By Popular Demand," and thecounts, anda "make your owna new process,incorporating anweek. Stanley Brothers' "Folk Song Festi-discount" plan for distributors. increased tape speed of 120 centi- Meanwhile,WarnerBros.is callsfordealerstoreceivefiveval." bonus singles for every 25 singles Basic10 Per Cent meters a second. The sets, whichthrowingitsheaviestpromotion Bethlehem's bonus albumsin- carryaregularpricerangeof bought from the King. Bethlehem, involvesabasic10per guns behindits new fall LP re- clude: "The Masked Marvel Band This $3.98 mono and 54.98 stereo, are of10 new al- Federal, Deluxe and Queen lines. centdiscount,providedthatat leases,consisting Dealers also will receive threeFrom England," "Golden Jazz In-least one of each of 10 selectedbyEsquivel,1.esBaxter, Chuckbums. New sets spotlight top stars bonus LP's for every 10 albumsstrumentals,"and "JazzVocal Sagle and a package titled "Frankon the label like Dorothy Provine, Award Album." new releasesis purchased, plus aSinatra Conducts Music From Pic- bought in the King or Bethlehem graduated scale of extra discounts. Connie Stevens and others. Firm lines. All the bonus albums and singles tures and Plays." isalso adding concentrated sales will carry a special label and pack- For every two selections of the This series is being promoted bypitches on current moving efforts Buying Multiples remainder of the new releases, of All purchases must be in multi-aging and will be non -returnable a special seven-inch, stereo singlelike "Peter, Paul and Mary." "The ples of 25 for singles and 10 forand non -exchangeable. which distribs buy at least one, anwithaband from eachof theMusic Man," "Johnny Get Angry" albums. The bonus merchandise King President Syd Nathan saidadditional 1 per cent discountisfour albums. Therewill be 50,-and"TheGoldenHitsofthe will be shipped to dealers prepaidall the bonus disks will appear asearned on the entire order, up to Everly Brothers." future King or Bethlehem releases.a total discount of 15 per cent. i (Continned on page 43) Firm is shipping its distributors fromthe King factoryinCin- large quantities of a new fall dis- cinnati. play featuring the top albums from On the King label, dealers can the release for use in its store windows and counters. Shipping with Index to Contents the releasewillhea new four- TRADE PRACTICE color catalog illustrating all albums General R.&B. S de ...... 34 P, 28 in the Warner Bros. line. FTC DECISION Sieg cs B,eakc 30 Warner's, which is currently hot Internat'crai'A,. -6 !atic.-^al Breakoots Vow Jox 28 in the singles as %k e II as the album 6 OFF FOR MONTH Industry Brie+, Hew Action LP's 1 field, also made a deallast week :Jew on tke Hot 100 Chart 1 WASHINGTON-Decision Music -Phonograph todistributetheRonaRecords Music PopCharts New on the LP Cha,ts 1 on trade practice conferences Top LP's Cover Merchandising 39waxing of "Danny." Disk features Best Se ling Phonog,api-, & f.r the record industry may Top LP's by Category 10 NancyClair.Recordhasbeen Tape Recorders Best Sc ing Pnc-cgtaphs & have to go over untilafter Yesteryear's H'ts 30 39 showing some action in Seattle and Best Tracks From the Tope Reectoes Labor Day, FTC spokesmen C1 4 Dee stc, Den ens... 39 Spotlight LP's 26 San Francisco. Reviews 39 indicated. Lbbling Under the Hot A bc,n Cssse,,cr -re Week LP Reviews 26 The matter is under active 100 Cc,,er A Correction consideration atthe Federal Double -Play Disks 49 Single Record Reviews 27 Coin Machine Operating 45 Trade Commission, but Hits of the World 16 Radio -TV Programming 28 46 NEW YORK-The new record speeches a n d conferences Honor Roll of Hits 12 Coin Ma ile s 48by Jimmy Clanton on'the Ace label scheduledfor commissioners Hot 100 Cover Artists' Biographies 28 being distributed by Vee Jay Rec- 14 Easy Listening .30 Dont> Po', D 50 will keep them out of Wash- Hot C.&W. Sides ords is called "Venus in Blue Jeans" ington for a time. (See Bill- Buyers and Sellers Classified Mart 42not "Venice" as shown in an ad on board Music Week, July 21.) Page 31 of last week's (28) issue. 6 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK AUGUST 4, 1962 Wallichs Answers Sinatra Suit HOLLYWOOD - "Capitol cer-charges leveled in the Frank Si-been in business, it has been com-Bernie Lowe Inks 'Rawhide' Star tainlyisnot attempting to runnatrafirms'suitagainst Capitolmon knowledge within the record Frank Sinatra out of the record(BMW, July 21). The action wasindustry that Capitol has always business.It owns many mastersfiled earlier this month, accusingwelcomed and encouraged compe-In 1st Coast Cameo-rkway Move made by Sinatra. Capitol paid forCapitol anditsdistributing sub- tition. We have never and will HOLLYWOOD - Cameo -Park-pool. According tohisresearch, these recordings and can sell themsidiary firm with violation of thenever make a business move de-way President Bernie Lowe lastall the major labels have stepped lawfully at any priceitwishes."ShermanandRobinson-Patmansigned to eliminate a competitor.week signed TV thesp Clint East-up their recording activities here Furthermore, the charge that Capi-acts, and asked $1,050,000 in treble "In offering Sinatra's albums forwood, of the "Rawhide" series, toto where the Coast today com- tol has engaged in price discrimina-damages. The Sinatra suit came ona limited period at what is essen-a recording contract as the firstmands a far greater share of prod- tion "is absolutely false." the heels of Capitol's special dis-tially 50 per cent off, Capitol Rec-step in a projected drive for moreuct origination than ever before. Thus, last week, Capitol Recordscount program devoted exclusivelyordsDistributing CorporationisCoast -basedtalentandmaterial.Furthermore, Lowe has been im- president, Glenn Wallichs, in quiteto the singer's albums, offering amerely utilizing a common and suc-Lowe told BMW he will concen-pressed by the increasing share of but determined tones flatly refutedfree LP for each one purchased.cessful marketing tool-make prof-trate for a greater share of thetop sellers that Coast -based inde- The complaint specificallyits by volume instead of higherCameo -Parkway recordingatten-pendent firms have been getting. charged Capitol with restraint ofmark-up. tion on Hollywood than in the trade, the attempt to create a mo- Wallichs concluded bystatingpast. The Lowe labels, currently repre- Marks, Tutti Formnopoly by destroying Sinatra's Re-that the complaint contained "many Lowe said that studies of today'ssented on BMW's Hot 100 with five prise firm, and practicing price dis-othernuisance -typeallegations,"market reveals that more than 25entries (three of which are in the New French Firm crimination by selling Sinatra prod-but that no "worthwhile purposeper cent of today's top sellers emi-top 12), have been enjoying their uct at varying prices to differentwould be served" if he answerednate from here, and that he is de-top success with such artists as the stealers. Wallichs answered: these.According to Capitol's le-termined that his Cameo -ParkwayOrions, Chubby Checker, Dee Dee NEW YORK - EdwardB. Welcomes Competition Sharp, Rydell, the Carroll Broth- f Marks Music Corporation together gal eagles, none of the charges incombine will move in for a share "During the 20 years we havethe complaint "is legally sound." of the Coast -born ers, among others, and have re- i with Editions Tutti, publishing af- hits. He toldmained within the forefront of the filiateofPhilipsRecords,has BMW that he will be adding TVindustry's singles field. Its strength formed Marks -France, new French and movie people to his labels' art-in this realm has spilled over into firm to handle copyrights for the ist roster. In addition, he wants histhe package field, riding the current entire popular and standard cat-Gentian Anti-Monop. Probefirms to aggressively pursue TVBMW "Top LP's" list with four al- alogs of the American Marks firm. andpicturematerial,including sound tracks. bums in the first 50. Negotiations were completed last Lowe is here to reeord a Bobby Lowe feels that greater attention week between Gerard Tournier,Spreads Rydell album, while Rydell cur-to Hollywood will further expand general manager of Tutti, and Bob to Mfrs., Distribsrently is being filmed in is featurehis firms' share of the total market, - Marks, vice-president of the U. S. role by Columbia Pictures in "Bye,and looks upon this as a form of firm. BONN, W. Germany - Thechine Operators (ZOA). ZOA com- The arrangement represents theFederal Cartel Office, West Ger-plainedthat GEMA's copyrightBye, Birdie." Lowe said thatin ad-",rag diversification" destined dition to signing Eastwood, he plansIii -pay off in increased sales. H&- first time that Marks has formedmany's ant itrust enforcementcontrol in effect gave the societyto make other Hollywood talentrevealed that his coilipany, a pub; its own foreign company. Itwillagency, has announced thatitisa monopoly on juke box musicacquisitions before he departs forlicly held corporation, plans to ex-: continueitspreviousfree-lanceconsideringthe expansion ofitsprogramming. his Philadelphia home base. pand along other levels as well,; agreements in England, and its ex-monopoly investigation of GEMA, GEMA presently collects annual the German ASCAP organization, Lowe, who heretofore visited theincluding the acquisitian of other clusiverepresentation agreements royalties of 78 marks ($19.50) onCoast infrequently, intends to makelabels as well as publishing entities'. in such countries as Italy, Germanyto include phonograph manufactur-each juke box, and proposes to ers and distributors. regularly scheduled tripsto per-toaddtothealreadyexisting Scandinavia, Holland, Spain and boost the amount to 93.60 markssonally conduct the Cameo -Park-Cameo and Parkway music publish- Australia. Antitrustchargeswere filed($23.40). way forays on Hollywood's talenting firms. Marks -France will continue toagainst GEMA by the Central Or- Operators contend that thein- deal with such firms as Leduc ofganization of German Coin Ma-creaseisunjustifiedbecauseof Paris on classical music. steadily rising costs and declining The new organization will share collections. ZOA charges GEMAInternational Copyright Group offices with Philips and Tutti in with driving operators to the wall. Paris. Tournier will be supervisingCol'bia Keeps Operatorsare now askingto director, and a special professional have manufacturers and distribu-Convenes in Berlin Next Month manager is being sought to handle (Continued on page 48) promotion. Nippon Distrib WEST BERLIN-The Interna-congress to rally world composer - Marks also signed agreements to NEW YORK - Columbia Rec- tional Copyright Society, represent-author support behind its demand give exclusive rights to its catalogords has renewed its deal for dis-Dave Hubert Bows ing 22 countries, will hold its 1962for drastic reform of German copy- to Musicvertrieb AG, Zurich, fortribution of its product in Japan congress in West Berlin from Sep-right law. A GEMA statement as- Switzerland. through Nippon Columbia Corn -New Horizon Labeltember 15 to 16. sailed the Bonn government's copy- ThefirmalsohasacquiredLtd. The new agreement was nego- GEMA, West Germany's copy-right reform draft law as obsolete. several European copyrights,in-tiated by Columbia President God- HOLLYWOOD-Dave Hubert,right society and ASCAP counter- GEMA is miffed because West cluding world-wide representationdard Lieberson and Dr. Kohki Na-former head of the Omega label,part, will be host for the congress.Germany's B u n d e s r at (Upper (excepting Germany) for the Nea-ganuma, board chairman of Nip-has formed a new firm, Horizon House) struck from the draft law TheBerlincongress, GEMAparagraphs which would compel politan standard "Tik-A-Tee, Tik-pon Columbia, during Lieberson'sRecords, and has concluded a do-said, will focus on the reform of A-Tay." known in the U. S. as therecent visit to Japan. mestic and foreign distribution deal private citizens to pay royalties for "Tic Toc Polka." composer -authorrightsinWesttape recorders and other musical All product produced by Colum-with Dick Bock's World PacificGermany, as a symbol of the urgent bia, its American subsidiaries Epicfirm. Horizon will concentrate in reproduction equipment. need for the drafting of uniform GEMA alsoisdemandinga and Okeh, and its wholly ownedthe commercial folk music field,universal copyright legislation. UA Signs With Stacy,overseas affiliates, Discos Colum-rather than the ethnic type avail- tightening up of radio and TV bia de Mexico, Columbia Argen-able on other labels, Hubert said. GEMA intends using the Berlinroyalty rights. Names Picone to Posttina and Columbia do Brazil,isLabel kicks off August 15 with a covered by the pact. six -LP release plus one single, and NEW YORK-In product and will be launched with atN o -for - Dr.Naganuma andhiscol- INDUSTRY BRIEFS personnel moves this week, Unitedleague, Hizuru Kaneko, sales man-10 special discount program. Artists Records signed a long-term Horizon will retain its own label distribution deal with Stacy Rec-ager of international repertoire at ords, Nippon Columbia, have been inidentity, but its wares will be han- Ira L. Moss, executive vice-presi- Chicago,and named Philthis country since July 17. Duringdled through Bock's network ofColpix to Detroit Distrib dent, will disclose the company's Picone Eastern regional salesman- ager. their visit, they attended the Co-distributors.Hubertwillbere- DETROIT - Merchants,largeextensive expansion program. The Stacy deal, which beginslumbia sales convention in Miamisponsible for all facets of Horizon'sindependentdistributorshiphere Beach. Fla. product production, including art-headed by Harvey Kahn and Mary with the current "Jivin' Around" ists, repertoire and packing. Switches at Disney Al Casey disk, was consummated Jacobs, has taken on the Colpix Hubert has recorded a consider-line for Michigan. BURBANK, Calif.-The Disney- between UA's Art Talmadge and VistalabelsofWalt Stacy's Jim Gaylord. The Atlantic People on Goable amount of material on location landand records in various folk music night spots Disney Productions have made a will be issued on the Stacy label Dudley Master to Jay -Gee changes. but will carry a UA number. NEW YORK - Two executiveshere and across the U. S., and plans number ofdistribution and some of the talent of Atlanticto bring totheforeestablished In Canadathelabelhasbeen Picone joins the United Artists NEW YORK-Jay-Gee Recordsmoved from Sparton Distributors . salesstaff after posts with TimeRecords are having a busy timenames as well as deserving new-has acquired a country and western traveling this continent and cross-comersinthecommercialfolk to RCA Victor of Canada under and Mercury Records. Along with master in "Under Cover of thethe leadership of Leonard Headley. naming Picone, the label appointeding the Atlantic (Ocean. that is) infield. Night," by Dave Dudley, which pursuit of recording activities. IntheU.S.thelineswill be Mary Browdy, workingoutof Horizon'sfirstrelease featuresoriginallyappeared on the Newhandled by two other Victor dis- Cleveland, as Midwest chief. On a recent visit to the Westalbums by Barbara Dane. KatieStarlabel. The masterisbeingtribs, Hamburg Brothers of Pitts- The label also signed the Mod-Coast, Neshui Ertegun recorded aLee, Travis Edmonson (of the for-released on the Jubilee banner. burgh,and Walther Brothersin ernaires to a new recordingpact.new Mel Torme LP and signed twomer Bud and Travis duo), Hoyt New Orleans. The labels have also Azton, JimandArt,and Judy new acts. On the Torme date the Ambassador Names Prost been moved to the new S. & L. Mayham. A single,"Greenback distrib firm in Detroit. More Distributors singerisbacked bytheShortyDollar," by Azton, will be issued NEW YORK-Ambassador Rec- Rogers band. The firm also landedas part of the initial release. ord CorporatiOn (formerly Synthet- Added by Colpix and recorded Jerry Mathers, who icPlastic Records) last week an-Julia Handles Flamingo is star of the "Leave It to Beaver" nounced the appointment of Chris ELIZABETH, N. J. - National NEW YORK-Colpix Manager Sign Auld, Newkirk Prost to handle sales in Georgia,distribution for the newly formed Jerry Rakey has named six TV'er. While on the Coast, Erte- newgun also signed Vi Redd, femme North and South Carolina and Vir-Flamingo labelisbeing handled distributors for the label. Thenew NEW YORK - Georgie Auld,ginia. Prost will be in charge of the distributors jazz singer and alto saxist. by Julia Records of this city. The includeSuperiorin veteran jazz saxophonist, and BobSoutheast territory headquarteringlabelalsohas opened a branch New York, Allenin Richmond, Overseas, Mirian Beinstock,Newkirk, vocalist who just com-in Georgia. Pat Keating is cover-office in Baltimore with merger of Main Line in Cleveland, Topps invice-president and director of for-pleted a four -week stint on ABC'sing Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska.the firm's branch there with Free - Miami, and Music Merchants ineign operations, is on a four -week"Breakfast Club," have been signedThis brings the sales staff on thestate Record Distributing. The label Detroit. In Canada, Colpix will beswing around the Continent and represented by Compo, Ltd.,of by PhilipsRecords. Newkirkisroad to a total of 12 men. has expanded its representation in Quebec. Last week the firm namedwill visit the firm's foreign licens-currently appearing at the Dunes Thecompany'sannual salesthecountryfieldwith Smokey Beckerman as the firm's distribu-ees Stops in Spain, France andHotel, Las Vegas, and hisfirstmeeting will be held in New YorkWarren, who will act as consult- tor in Milwaukee. Engiand are definitely set. session is slated for September. 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oR B BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK AUGUST 4, 1962 N. Y. GRAND JURYARMY BLACKING OUT ITS WEEKLY MARKET ANALYSISDOESN'T LAUGH'ROLLING ALONG' SHOW AT HA HA DISK Continued from page 1 WASHINGTON-For the first"Rolling Along" show, now coming NEW YORK -A New time since 1955, the annual All -to an end, on German television, "There's a Reason," by the Cascades; "Stand Up," by Freddy York County Grand Jury has Army Entertainment Contest, fea-with a German-speaking U. S. em- Hart and "Susie Was a Good Girl." returned a 19 -count informa- turing the winning talent from glo-see, conducting informal interviews, The Meyer buy of air time for LP product has done much tion against Gilbert Snapper, bal contests at Army installations,won tremendous response from the to hypo sales on a score of artists. The distrib air time buys 34, of Brooklyn, operator of will not be held, and the Army'sGerman nationals, Special Service are 30 second spots. The original ones on KYA played selections the Ha Ha Recordlabel. "Rolling Along" show will not gonotes. Such a show is worth a thou- from the albums with talk over the music. The current ads Snapper is charged with pos- on tour. sand pictures and brochures in win- on KSFO are solid talk. The distrib is also planning to co-op sessing andsellingso-called The blackout of the internationalning good will for contemporary this radio ad time with dealers in the near future. party records. The allegedly showcase for talented young serv-American service youth from con- Celebrities in town were also helping to hypo sales. Lena obscene record involved goes icemen which brought music, songtemporary global youth-on both Horne, Sophia Loren, ("Boccaccio 70"), Mel Torme, and the under the title "Take Care of and dance from the tundra to thesides of the Iron Curtain and the "Irma La Douce" tour were all generating excitement. Business." tropics and won a "common mar-newer Iron Wall. Snapper was arrested Mon- ket" of good willfor American day (23). Now free on bail, servicemen throughout Europe isTalent Contests Not Abandoned Radio Battles Enliven Miami Scene he will face trialin Special not due to lack of funds or lack of Army talent contests have not Sessions Court September 25. its acknowledged effectiveness.Itbeen abandoned at installation and MIAMI-Record Service Company, rack -jobbing arm of An investigation by opera- is apparently due to an administra-post level, even with the loss of the Pan American Distributors, was most active here last week. tives of the office of District tive block, a change of mind, some-big showcase which sparked a ma- Just a few weeks ago the firm took over virtually all Florida Attorney Frank Hogan was where along the echelons. jor inspiration in the service. The stores of the.iwW, T. Grant chain formerly serviced by the now sparkedlastMarchwhen In Congress, just last week, Rep.Second Army and other branches defunct Miami branch of L. 4, F, of Atlanta. Record Service, parents complained to Hogan Carroll Kearns (R., Pa.) paid highhold talent contests and tour their -which already services many of the outlets a Kress, Kresge, that copies of obscene disks tribute to the U. S. Service bandsarea with a show, and some of the Murphy and Grandway chains, was busy moving product into werebeingsoldoverthe which have toured Europe and theinstallations exchange shows. But the Grant locations. counter to minors in the Times Far East, where crowds welcomedall of this promotion is conducted On the radio front, a battle royal for top ratings between Square area and other parts boththe Music and the youngon this side of the water, while a WQAM and WFUN continues. Both stations employ a 24 -hour- of the city with no questions Americans in the uniforms of thecrying need is to bring the good a -day machine -gun -like brand of programming, Of top 40 hits asked. Investigators then pur- Army, the Air Force, the Navy andwill and good cheer of these young with commercials and musical station breaks barreling out over chased copies themselves. In- the Marines. people to other nationalities. the air at a frantic pace. formationfromtheGrand Congressmen who are conducting WQAM's latest gambit in the struggle is the offer of a free Well Worth the Money Jury held that the record in "The few dollars. thatitcoststheir annual wailing session over kit which shows how any station can get to be No. 1inits question was partigularly ofmarket. "Don't get kit No. 1, another station here is already us to send (them) all around thethe cost of professional name talent fensiveand, would form the worldiswell worth theyeloneymight be interested in looking into using that," goes the pitch, "be sure to ask for kit No. 2." basis of a good test case. this source of free, eager young The struggle for new record exposure remains as tough spent.. . . We can winvictories Presentation of evidence to with music because itis the mosttalent, which ArmyOperations arm as ever. WFUN now has a "digit or ditchit"feature,in the Grand Jury was handled can schedule andm.nsportvia fa" which one new record is selected by listeners for full exposure universal language. Why not use by Assistant District Attorney it when we can?" said Representa- (Continued'on page 10) for a week. The disks that don't make it are never heard from Archibald Murray. (The Mon- again on the station. tive Kearns. dayarrestwasexclusively These bands do yeoman service, WMBM, Miami Beach r.&b. outlet. has its jocks voteon predicted in BMW, July 28.) one new record a week for the full exposure treatment. The but they do not provide what one SpecialServices spokesmancalls famous "Butterball," who once selected his own platters,now BILLBOARD depends on the jockey panel on WMBM for the new program- the"uniquely American type of ming selection. NO ONE STOP variety" that the "Rolling Along"MUSIC WEEK show has offered. The show was Published by FOR NANNI an inspiration to servicemen and The Billboard Publishing Company a promotion of incalculable value 2160 Patterson St., Cincinnati 14, Ohio Seattle Air Battle Royal Spurs Sales PHILADELPHIA - BMW DUnbar 1-6450 was inerror whenit men- abroad, withitsuniversal appeal SEATTLE-This town continues togrow as a significant tioned that Joe Nanni opened ofsingingvoices,dancingfeet, Publisher exposure city for new records. There's some wild and woolly his own one -stop in this city. cheerful miming and youthful ex-Hal B. Cook New York Office battling going on in this area for air play, and the highrate of Nanni is presently employed at uberance. Editorial Office exposure for new recordsisreflectedin strong singles sales the I. J. Morgan one -stop here, Recent showingsofthefinal 1564 Broadway, New York 36. N. Y. throughout town and the amount ofnew product getting action. PLaza 7-2800 Aside from the big national hits, new singles getting action product-singles as well as LP. (2) Concentration of promotion Sam Chase Editor and air play out here are "Devil Woman," by MartyRobbins; a Robert Rolontz Music News Editor -not onalarge number ofdifferentreleases,but on Aaron Sternfield ...... Coin Machine Editor both sides of the new Ray Charles c.&w. single (which,asin San Francisco, is selling briskly certain artist or certain type of music. Nicholas Biro ..Radio -TV Programming Ed. as its smash predecessor); "Silly One dealer in particular-Jack Taylor at Jather-cited the Ren Grevatt Merchandising Editor Boy," with the Lettermen, and John Loudermilk's"Catlin' Ben Jack Maher International News Editor Casey." Two local records have also caused success of programs like "Frank Sinatra Month," "Ferrante and Jack Orr Copy Editor considerable stir, Teichner Month," "Country and Western Month- and "Old "Hey Mr. Jones" with Tony and the Staticson Bolo and "Danny" Wm. J. Sachs .Exec. News Editor, Cincinnati with Nancy Claire on Rona. The latter has been Time Album and Singles Month." Lee Zhito ....West Coast Editor, Hollywood picked up Mildred Hall Chief Washington Bureau by Warner Bros. Other sides getting good actionare "Mr. Song- Inthis way distributorsareabletosellascomplete writer,- Connie Stevens; "Poor Little Puppet."Cathy Carroll, package of some 240 albums to dealers instead of perhaps Thomas E. Noonan Research Director and "Surfin' Safari" with the Beach Boys. 10 or 20. The dealers in turn are more prone to promote the Andrew Tomko Mgr. Pop Charts A number of singles have been receiving merchandise once they have it on hand. Certainly the assistance enormous air play General Advertising Office in the area. Among them is David Yorke's"Beach Party" which, they receive in the form of tie-in advertising and point -of -sale at press time, had stood off challengers display material is a big help. 1564 Broadway. New York 36. N. Y. on KOL's King of the PLaze 7-2800 Hill show for 16 straight times. The KOLKing of the Hill If anything is a problem, it's the matter of returns. Virtually all distributors noted that they were doing a lot of "exchanging," Andrew Csida Director ofSales competition pits records againstone another. Winners are named Frank Luppino.Promotion Mgr. & Intl.Sales by audience response. and chief culprits seem to be the rack jobbers. Many are short Richard Wilson Midwest MusicSales of working capital and are holding off buying until the fall R. McCluskey West Coast MusicSales programs break. In the meantime, they're keeping their inventory Coin Machine Advertising Solid Product MakesTwin Cities Zip up to date by trading: old for new, slow sellers for hot items. 188 W. Randolph StChicago 1. 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Thecompanyalso publishes Company Vend the bt-monthly magazine of automatic the past two years, include "Fled-vending: oneyear, $7In U S A.and Name inVenice,"Canada; Amusement Business. the weekly ermaus," "A Night Magazine of amusement management: one Address "Waltz Dream," "Song of Norway,"year. $10, and High Fidelity, the magazine for musiclisteners: one year.$6 Post City Zone State "Porgy and Bess," "Rose Marie,"master, please send Form 3579 to Billboard Music Week, 2160 .411110. 19 DON'T MISS NEXT WEEK'S ISSUE-* Type of Business Title "Showboat," "The Desert Song,"Patterson St.. Cincinnati 14, 0. Continued on page 38Vol. 74 No. 111 1 -4 V I 5, 01 r, "4 T AFTER HIT

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TOP LP's BY CATEGORY Pop Sr RAY CHARLES' GREATEST HITS To help dealers buy and control and properly display inventory, and to help ABC -Paramount ABC 415(M);ABCS 415(S)-AB hasa broadcasters program, the 200 Best Selling LP's are herewith listed by type of winner here. One of diskdom's hottest acts swinigs through 12 tracks of top singles materia1.4111Charles sings and plays material and arranged alphabetically. The same 200 LP's are listed in order on the set which features such potent items as: "Unchain of sales strength on the cardboard insert. Those LP's listed in bold face and My Heart," "Hit the Road Jack," "Ruby," "Georgia On My capital letters are on the chart nine weeks or less. Mind" and "One Mint Julip." A perfect companion to Ray's "Country and Western" LP. II VOCAL LP's INSTRUMENTAL LP's Comedy Top LP Rank Top LP Rank MOMS MABLEY BREAKS IT UP Title (Label) (Stereo) Mono Title (Label) (Stereo) Mono Chess LP 1472 -Moms Mabley, the vet comedienne, should have another winner with this sassy and witty new Male Vocalists Mood and Dance album. As usual Moms shows off her knowledge of world affairs, and affairs of the heart, on this live presentation Album 7 by Rick (Imp) 73 (19) 33 recorded at the Tivoli Theater in Chicago where Moms Always You (Col) 111 AMERICAN WALTZES (LON) Beyond the Reef (Dec) 42 Paul Anka Sings His Big 15 (ABC) 57 starred last spring. Routines include "Jackie K. and Jackie BACK AT THE PEPPERMINT LOUNGE (ROU)108 CHAPEL BY THE SEA (DOT) (31) 76 M." and "Old Men -Young Men." Down Home 148 Belafonte at Carnegie Hall (RCA) 99 DRUMMIN' UP A STORM (IMP) 66 Pop Nat King Cole Sings/George Shearing Plays (Cap) 95 Drums Are My Beat (Imp) 132 Crying (Monu) 53 FLORRAINE DARLIN 45 Danny Boy & Other Songs I Love to Sing (Col) 118 FOR THE NERO MINDED (RCA) Golden Piano Hits (UA) 133 LONG AS THE ROSE IS RED (Lyle, ASCAP)(2:37)- Dino-Italian Love Songs (Cap) 93 (29) 91 Here's the answer song to the smash "Roses Are Red," and Do the Twist (AtI) 59 HATARII (RCA) Let There Be Drums (Imp) 71 a strong side it is. The thrush shows real promise and she Doin' the Twist at the Peppermint Lounge (Rou) 24 DON'T KNOCK THE TWIST (PARK) 29 Maria (Kapp) 61 does a winning job with this new lyric to the "Roses Are VINCENT EDWARDS SINGS (DEC) (18) 11 Moon River (Dot) (15) 28 Red" melody. Watch it.It can move. Flip is "I Don't New Piano in Town (RCA) 83 For Teen Twisters Only (Park) 39 Know" (Pageant,BMI)(2:08). Epic 9529 Persuasive Percussion, Vol.I(Corn) (50) For Twisters Only (Park) 94 POPS ROUNDUP (RCA) 122 Heavenly (Col) 63 Band Here Comes the Tennessee Ernie Ford Showboat (Cap) 142 Roman Guitar (Corn) (48) ROMAN GUITAR, VOL. II (COM) (44) SOUSA'SGREATEST MARCHES !kiddy Holly Story (Cor) 64 'S Continental (Col) (38) 84 Henry Mancini. Warner Bros. W 1465 (M); WS 1465 Hymns (Cap) 125 (S)- So Much in Love (Col) (43) I LEFT MY HEART IN SAN FRANCISCO (COL) 65 The Mancini name and the standard marching fare of- Stereo 35 /MM (Corn) (10) I Remember Tommy (Rep) 107 fered here might, once again, pull sales for this album. II (Corn) (46) IT KEEPS RIGHT ON A-HURTIN' (CAD) 98 Stereo 35/MM, Vol. The set contains march music of the most traditional type, It's Just My Funny Way of Laughing (Dec) Stranger on the Shore (Atco) (3) 3 60 THE STRIPPER (MGM) conducted and arranged by the leader, and everything Johnny's Greatest Hits(Col) 43 (5) 9 Tonight (UA) (22) 136 is done to the most exacting standards. There are no Jump Up Calypso (RCA) 52 "Tuff" Sax (Hi) 75 liberties taken with the march melodies at all. Let's Twist Again (Park) 117 Live It Up (Col) Twistin"n' Twangin' (RCA) 82 110 WORRIED MIND (CAP) LOVERS WHO WANDER (LAURIE) 30 (45) 115 Young and Warm and Wonderful (RCA) (49) George Maharis Singsl (Epic) 16 Young World (Dot) (20) 44 Juke Box Play Ups Houston Oldie The Midnight Special (RCA) (25)19 MILLION SELLERS BY FATS (IMP) 113 Jazz Modern Sounds in Country & Western Music HOUSTON - Once again thisof circulationin some cases for (ABC) (2) 1 BASHIN'-THE UNPREDICTABLE JIMMY year the record businessinthisone, two and three years. Moon River & Other Great Movie Themes (Col)..(13) 13 SMITH (VERVE) (21) 10 city has been influenced by a speci- One of the current best sellers OLD RIVERS (LIB) S6 COUNTDOWN TIME IN OUTER SPACE fic juke box location. The spot ishere is a perfect example of this Point of No Return (Cap) (35) 37 (COL) POT LUCK (RCA) (33) 48 Garner State Park, a popular teen-out -of -the -past action. "Something (8) 15 PETE FOUNTAIN'S MUSIC FROM DIXIE age recreation area, where manyPrecious,"withSkeeterDavis, ROSES ARE RED (EPIC) 123 (CORAL) (40) of the city's kids go to dance and Runaround Sue (Laurie) 86 HER8IE MANN AT THE VILLAGE GATE (ATL)..124 made little dent with the teen pop Sinatra & Strings (Rep) (36) 54 Midnight in Moscow (Kapp) (39) 51 socialize during summer vacation.audience hereabouts when it was A TOUCH OF VELVET (RCA) 140 Midnight Special (B -N) 68 The impact Garner State Parkinitially released on Victor a year Twist (Park) 46 Time Further Out (Col) (26) 58 has on the city's record trade, onceand a half ago. But, since, the disk Twist With Bobby Darin (Atco) 112 Time Out (Col) (17) 22 has been getting strong play on the TWISTIN' THE NIGHT AWAY (RCA) the kids get back to town, is im- 72 What'd I Say? (At)) 67 BOBBY VEE MEETS THE CRICKETS (LIB) Garner State Park juke scene, ra- 109 Nancy Wilson/Cannonball Adderley (Cap) 41 posing. The teeners go all out for BOBBY VEE RECORDING SESSION (LIB) dio stations and dealers have been 128 their Garner State Park favoritesinundatedwithrequestsforthe Versatile Burl Ives (Dec) 126 MI SHOW MUSIC Your Twist Party (Park) 33 and they flood deejays and dealersdisk. Copies of the side are pretty Original Cast with requests for the tunes thathard to come by in the area, too. Female Vocalists dominate the park juke box. ThisBeckyLancaster,oftheMusic All American (Col) 147 Box One -Stop, says that she was Joan Baez, Vol.I (Van) 23 Camelot (Col) (12) 14 isevident because the juke box Carnival (MGM) only able to get 300 copies of the Joan Baez, Vol. II (Van) 20 74 contains a large supply of old rec- Connie's Greatest Hits (MGM) A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON side and isn't sure where her next 179 ords ... sides that have been out DINAH '62 (ROU) 40 THE WAY TO THE FORUM (CAP) 120 supply is going to come from. How to Succeed in Business Without Really Do the Twist (MGM) 150 IT'S MASHED POTATO TIME (CAMEO) 49 Trying (RCA) 62 Judy at Carnegie Hall (Cap) (14) 18 I CAN GET IT FOR YOU WHOLESALE (COL) 127 LOVE LETTERS (ERA) 83 Milk and Honey (RCA) 55 Army Blacks Out 'Rolling Along' Music Man (Cap) *oaring '20's (WB) 138 69 Continued from page 8 SHELLEY (COLP) 114 My Fair Lady (Col) 34 No Strings (Cap) Sincerely Brenda Lee (Dec) 104 (16) 17 ciities already established - and TheArmy'sSpecialServices Sound of Music (Col) (9) 21 without fees. spokesmen point out thatwhile Duos and Groups South Pacific (Col) 92 The Department of the Armythis is of prime importance, it still West Side Story (Col) (11) 5 BEST OF THE KINGSTON TRIO (CAP) never loses sight of the need fordoes not bring the live and breath- .17) Sound Track good will and good understandinging presence to audiences at home College Concert (Cap) (30) 26 Encore of Golden Hits (Marc) 79 of its functions. Both at home andand abroad, as the "Rolling Along" DAVID GUARD & THE WHISKEY HILL Blue Hawaii (RCA) (23) 12 abroad, the Armed Forces Radioshow did. Nor is it quite as repre- EL CID (MGM) 145 SINGERS (CAP) 101 and TV services feature service mu-sentative of the grass -roots democ-4 Exodus (RCA) 77 Kingston Trio (Cap) 134 sic and beam to over 800 commer- Flower Drum Song (Dec) 78 racy of talent and opportunity in Kingston Trio Close Up (Cap) 97 cial G.IBlues (RCA) 119 stations on thisside of thethe services. Mighty Day on Campus (Kapp) 130 King & I(Cap) 146 water, in addition to Army instal- Proposals to set up some other ONCE UPON A TIME (CAP) 47 King of Kings (MGM) 144 lations here and abroad. Overseas,type of grass -roots opportunities for Peter, Paul and Mary (WB) (27) 4 Sing Outl (RCA) Oklahoma) (Cop) (37) some millionsof "eavesdropper"competitive talent in the services, 88 A Song for Young Love (Cap) ROME ADVENTURE (WB) (6) 7 listeners from the Adriatic to theand bring this music to the atten- (47) 25 South Pacific (RCA) THROUGH CHILDREN'S EYES (RCA) 81 Baltic can tune in on the network.tion of U. S. and overseas listeners, (41) 31 State Fair (Dot) (28) 32 Tonight in Person (RCA) 139 are believed to be under discussion West Side Story (Col) (1) 2 Twist With the Ventures (Dolt) 141 by the Department of the Army. Choruses Music From Musicals, Filmsand TV Such a program would at least par- Buckley Launches tiallyfillthe vacuum left by the FAMILY SING ALONG WITH Breakfast at Tiffany's (RCA) (4) 6 ending of the all -Army entertain- MITCH (COL) Experiment in Terror (RCA) 106 ment contest and the show, where (32) 27 GOLDEN THEMES FROM MOTION Own Record Label Happy Times Sing Along With Mitch (Col) 143 each contestant vied for the honor Rhythm Sing Along With Mitch (Col) PICTURES (UA) 70 149 Great Motion Picture Themes (UA) NASHVILLE - Louis Buckley,of representing the whole service 131 veterancoinmachine Mixed Voices Original Motion Picture Hit Themes (UA) 102 operator,and the whole country. THEME FROM BEN CASEY (CARLTON) 121 owner of Buckley's Discount Rec- It is said in some areas of the de- WALK ON THE WILD SIDE (CHOREO) 100 partment that some of the higher MURRAY THE "K'S GASSERSFOR SUBMARINE ords and operator of Record De- West Side Story (UA) (34) 87 RACE WATCHERS (CHESS) 135 partment of Harvey's, Nashville'sup feel the "Rolling Along" show Oldies But Goodies, Vol.I(OS) 50 largest department store, hashas"accomplisheditspurpose." Oldies But Goodies, Vol. III (OS) 96 IN COMEDY LP's launched his own disk label hereBut as every militarist knows, in OLDIES BUT GOODIES, VOL. IV (OS) 36 I'M THE GREATEST COMEDIAN IN THE known as Buckley Records. this era of skirmish and cold war, Firm'sinitialrelease is"Shenothing staysaccomplished. Few III WORLD (VERVE) 80 CLASSICAL & Knockers Up (Job) 38 Wears My Ring" b.w. "Whatchawould argue that there has been SEMI -CLASSICAL LP's Moms Mobley at Geneva Conference (Chess) 103 Gonna Do About Me," recordedany more successful infiltration into MAD TWISTS ROCK ROCK 'N' ROLL by a new c.&w.singer, Jimmythe hearts of other nationals than The Magnificent Sound of the Philadelphia Ork.. (24) (BIG TOP) 116 My Favorite Chopin (RCA) Sweeney. "She Wears My Ring"that of the young musicians, sing- 137 Mike Nichols & Elaine May Examine Doctors (Merc) 90 was SUMMER FESTIVAL (RCA) (42) 105 writtenby Boudleaux anders,choruses and fledging comic Rusty Warren Bounces Back (Jub) 89 Felice Bryant, and is published bytalents of the U. S. Army inlive I Positions In Parenthesis Indicate relative strength of stereo LP's Acuff -Rose. performance. .44 5 4 t eri4.411111 CHART AFTER CHART Addupsale after sale with four big chart action LP's

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A SUMBIDIARV OF AVNOTILECTRONJCS CORP. 14 BILLBOAlctve41UAGZEEKtu AUGUST 4, 1962 COUNTRY MUSIC E3ItL,LE3.0APIOHOT C SIDES WEEK GETS OK inn &w FOLK TALENT & TUNES NASHVILLE - The week of November 4 to 10 will be This Last By specialsurvey for week ending8 '4 Weeks *a proclaimed National Country Week Week TITLE, ARTIST, LABEL & NUMBER Chart By BILL SACHS Music Week. The resolution, Boobejaan, who has made a and Decca all within a one - requesting President Kennedy 0 1 WOLVERTON MOUNTAIN,Claude King, Columbia 42352 14 name for himself in Europe block radiusin Music City, to proclaim the special week, was passed bytheU. S. with his c.&w. warbling, is re- U. S. A. ADIOS AMIGO, ported making definite inroads Senatelastweek, according 0 2 Jim Reeves, RCA Victor 8019 11 in the Midwest with his new Jim Reeves was featured on Har- to word received from Sen. Palette Records release, "I'm vey's Record Department portion EstesKefauver(D.Tenn.) CI 3 SHE THINKS I STILL CARE, George Jones, United Artists 424 17 Crying in My Beer" b -w "A of "Grand Ole Opry" on WSM, by Mrs. Jo Walker, secretary Nashville, July 21, promoting his Bar With No Beer," with best of the Country Music Associ- 5 TROUBLE'S BACK IN TOWN,Wilburn Bros.,Decca31363 deejay response generating in RCA Victor album, "The Intimate ationhere.CountryMusic 0 13 Cleveland and Detroit. Dee - Jim Reeves." The album was pro- Week will occur during the jays missedinthemailing, moted for sale by mail order and annual WSM national country 0 4 THE COMEBACK,faron Young, Capitol 4754 may obtain a copy by writing across the counter. With each sale music festival here November toIrwinRobinson,Palette went an autographed photo of Jim 7 through 10. 6 A LITTLE HEARTACHE,Eddy Arnold,RCAVictor 8048. 6 Records,17 3 3Broadway, plus his latest single, 'I'm Gonna New York 19.... Tall Paul Change Everything" b.w."Pride low with a stand at Knobnoster, 9 IT KEEPS RIGHT ON AHURTIN',Johnny Tillotson, Cadence 1418 7 Charon has joined Bill Monroe Goes Before a Fall." . . . Gary 0 and His Blue Gram Boys as a Williams postals that he recentlyMo., August 7.... Lonzo and Os- car show their wares at Owensboro, O13 INTHE JAILHOUSE NOW,Johnny Cash, Columbia 42425 regular.... Dock and Chickle played his way to Nashville, whereKy., August 4, and Manossos, Va., 4 Williams, regulars on "World's he plansto remain rootedfor August 5. . .. The Willis Brothers Original Jamboree," WWVA, awhile. . .. Johnny Cash and the SUCCESS, LorettaLynn, Decca 31384 Wheeling, W. Va., and their Tennessee Three, accompanied byare routed for Springfield, Ill., Au-0 12 5 Border Riders band, hopped Cash's personal manager, Saul Hol-gust 11; Newark, Ohio, 12; Tren- to Nashville recently for a fff, and Julie Carter, of "Grandton,Tenn.,16,and the Flame0 14 TAKE TIME,Webb Pierce, Decca 31380 10 two-day session for Wheeling Ole Opry" fame, embark on a tourRoom, Minneapolis, 20-26. O15 WHEN I GET THROUGH WITH YOU YOU'LL LOVE ME TOO, Records at Don Pierce's Star- of the Far East for USO October Hank Snow, following a 20 - PatsyCline,Decca 31317 dayStudios.TheWilliams 2 4 . 10 group was augmented by the day tour through New Eng- Dottie West Singers, Junior Roger Miller, c.&w. singer land in August, returns to the 0 8 CRAZY WILD DESIRE,Webb Pierce, Decca 31380 7 Husky, Willie Ackerman and and exclusive writer for Tree Flame Club,Minneapolis, early in September for another Pete Drake and the Williams Publishing, Nashville, clicked 0 17 WALTZOF THE ANGELS, George Jones/MargieSingleton, Mercury 71955 show comedian, Smokey it off so handily on his recent week's stand,In November, Pleacher. appearance as guest of Jimmy Hank and his lads launcha Dean on the "Tonight" TV six -week trek that will take CI 19 WE'RE GONNA GO FINN', Hank Locklin, RCA Victor 8034 Jimmy Dean appears at Harry show, that be has been invited them through Texas, Arizona, and Eleanor Smythe's BuckLake to return to the show In Au- California, the Pacific North- CI 7 I CAN MEND YOUR BROKEN HEART,Don Gibson, RCA Victor8017 12 Ranch near Angola, Ind., Sunday, gust and September. The suc- west and Western Canada.... August 19, with Joe Taylorand cess of his "Tonight" showing The Phillips Sisters are sport- His Red Birds providing theback- has also netted his other tele- ing their first release on the 0 10 COLD DARK WATERS,Porter Wagoner, RCA Victor 8026 7 up. Last Sunday (29), Taylor and vision appearances, including Dominion label, "Candle and his eight -piece westerncombo a shot on the popular day -time a Glass of Wine" b.w. "If You 0 20 LEONA,StonewallJackson, Columbia 42426 3 played in support of Yogi Bearand show, "Play Your Hunch," Should Leave Her." ... Pro- Huckleberry Hound at BuckLake moter Dick Schulerreports August 7.Roger spent last MAMA SANG A SONG,BillAnderson, Decal 31404 Ranch.... Hank Locklin has cast week in Nashville for record- that his recent show at the 0 28 his lot on bookings andpersonal ing sessions and then departed Edmond Town Hall Gym, management withthe Wil-Helm on an extended tour to work Newtown, Conn., featuring the 0 18 TOUCH ME,WillieNelson,Liberty 55439 11 Agency, Nashville. . .. Kathy Dee, clubs, TV shows and record Osborne Brothers and Jimmy Carlton recording artists, Brown, drew a near -capacity set for hops. Roger is the writer of 21 OPEN PIT MINE,George Jones, United Artists 462 3 appearancesinLancaster,Pa., "Think I'll Pick Up My Heart crowd and that he is planning 0 August 4, and Drums, Pa.,August and Go Home," which has another show in the area soon. 5. . . . Betty Luther, Arkansas been recorded by Dottie West, Furnishing the music on Schu- 0 11 ONE LOOK AT HEAVEN,Stonewall Jackson, Columbia 42426 6 chick, set foran early release on Atlantic'sfirstc.&w.artist. ler'srecent show were Iry Toppa Records with "I'mGoing Release was made last week. Williams andthe Town & Down Wolverton Mountain." C...)16 CHARLIE'S SHOES,Billy Walker, Columbia 42287 23 .. ... George Kent, who kicked Country Boys. Toppa Records is reportedscouting for a distributor in Germany. up a flurry with his "Little .. . Wheels" b.w. "Lonesome Is The first live c.&w. show in the0 22 EVERYBODY BUT ME,Ernest Ashworth, Hickory1170 6 Roy Acuff's new Hickoryrelease My Middle Name" on the Dial area in several years is scheduled couples "Wabash Cannonball'with for Norwich, Conn., August3, label, was inNashvillelast ® 26 SAVE THE LAST DANCE FOR ME,Buck Owens, Capitol 4765 2 "The Old -AgePensionCheck," week scouting material for his with Jimmy Martin and His Sunny culled from his 'All -TimeGreatest next sessionslated for next Mountain Boys, with Lois Johnson, Hits" LP. week. the features. Also on the bill will0 25 WHERE THE OLD RED RIVER FLOWS,Jimmy Davis, Decca 31368 be Randy Hawkins and Fred Pike, Anothernewsingle on AdvancebookingsforLeonlocal boys who have done consid- - WILL YOUR LAWYER TALK TO GOD,Kitty Wells, Dacca 31392 1 Hickory is Stoney Cooperand McAuliff and His Cimarron Boyserable radio and TV work in the0 WilmaLee's "Philadelphia stackup asfollows:Riverside,area.Emsee chores will be han- 11 - AFTER LOVING YOU,Eddy Arnold, RCA Victor 8048 1 Lawyer,"takenfromtheir Phoenix, LP, "Family Favorites." Ariz.,August2;Giladled by Clarence Kneeland, deejay Flip Bend (Ariz.) Air Force Base, at WICH, Norwich. Show is being is"Trouble Ahead,"a new 3; 23 YOU TAKE THE FUTURE,Hank Snow,RCAVictor8009 6 ditty. Cimarron Ballroom, Tulsa, Okla.,sponsored by the local Lions Club, ... Hubert Long, of 8; Decatur, Ark., 9; Forbes Airwith proceeds going to the organi- Hubert Long Talent, 0 - DEVIL WOMAN,Marty Robbins, Columbia 42486 Nash- ForceBase,Topeka, Kan.,10;zation'sBlind & EyeResearch ville, is building nextdoor to the Bradley Studios Cimarron Ballroom, Tulsa, Okla.,Fund... .Ellis and Millie Rand, (now Co- 11; Top o' Texas Rodeo, Pampa,for years favorite c.&w. entertain- 24 SOMEBODY SAVE ME,PerlinHusky,Capitol 4721 11 lumbia Records Studios)in Tex., 22-25, and a tour for theers in the New England sector, are0 Nashville, and willrent the Dave Brumitt Agency, Atlanta, 30 premises to Capitol Records. -slated to start a series of live shows September 9.McAuliff and hissoon on Station WICH. ... Buddy Building should beready for lads are set for the Golden Nugget,Killen, vice-president of Tree Pub- occupancy by September1, Las Vegas, for the September 13-lishing, wrrH THE COUNTRY JOCKEYS Long says. This will Nashville,and hisnew put Capi- 19 period.... The Carlisles playbride and former secretary, Sue tol, RCA Victor, Columbia San Antonio August 3-5, and fol-Wambles, spent last week on a belated honeymoon trip. By BILL SACHS Country music has returned wouldn't be able to program c.&w. Rocky andHal,country to the night scene in the Hous- music. We get real good co-opera- NASHVILLE NOTES musicentertainers,arestill ton area, with Station KWBA, tion from RCA Victor and Mer- playing nitery, show bar and Baytown, Tex., now servinga cury, but we get nothing from Owen Bradley has moved his Decca officesinto new quar- dance lounge engagements in four-hourblock from6-10 Capitol and Decca. Recently, on ters at 803 Sixteenth Avenue, South, justacross the street from the Pacific Northwest... . eachnight. ShowIstitled my 'T -N -T Show' (6 to 9 a.m.), I the Bradley Studios which he formerlyowned before selling to BillReid,formerlyof the "CountryMusicJamboree" playedtheDonGibson,Ray Columbia Records... . Randy Wood's calling of a general dis- team of Bill and Mary Reid, andjocksareBob Wolfe Charles and Tab Hunter record- tributor sales meeting for Dot Recordshere recently was the head on Columbia, has just and Jerry Lee, who welcome ings of 'I Can't Stop Loving You.' first such meeting fora major record label. Wood indicated had hisfirstrelease on the anything in the way of c.&w. I played them back to back each other such meetings will be held in Nashvillein the future. Fol- new "M" Records label. Dee - releasesandpromotapes. morning for a week and asked lowing the Dot meeting Randy and hiswife Lois and their three jaysamplesoftheplatter, ... Jay Drennan has bought tater-diggin' buddies to call in their children vacationed at the home ofRandy's parents. Mr. and "Your Street" b.w. "Back on into KCEY, Turlock, Calif., preferences. The vote was: Don Mrs. C. I. Wood, of Morrison, Tenn. `44'," are available by writ- which spots a 12 -hour block Gibson, 120; Ray Charles, 80, and Practically every headliner in the Nashvillemusic industry ing to "M" Records, 11 Main of country each day. They Tab Hunter, 20. As a result, we are has appeared recently with formerTennessee Governor Frank Street, Drawer 979, Salem, Va. also welcome releases-oldies bombing all but the Gibson disk." Clement, as Clement has sought re-election ..El Rader, of Country and newies. to the governor's MusicServices, Deejays needing a copy of office.Stars, including Eddy Arnold, Ray Price,Webb Pierce, Cincinnati, the Wilburn Brothers, Kitty Wells, Carl reportsthathis new c.&w. Mike Hoyer, of KMA, Shenan- Warren Smith's "160 Pounds Smith, Eddie Hill, monthly, Country Capers, got doah, Ia., invites brother deejays of Hurt" b.w. Book of Broken Grandpa Jones, Ernest Tubb, Ferlin Huskyand Hank Snow, off to a good start, with the Hearts;" Wade Ray's "It's My have donated their services to thecountry -music -conscious Clem- to write him for a copy of Dave first issue carrying some 24 Dudley'snewplatter,"Under Way" b. w. "Little Ole Love - ent in gratitude for his recognition of the local musicindustry stations on a co-op advertising maker"; Webb Pierce's "Crazy during his six years in the governor's office.Jim Denny, prexy Cover of the Night" b.w. "Please of Jim Denny Artists Bureau here, in deal. Second issueis due out Let Me Prove." Put your request Wild D e s i r e" b.w. "Take co-operation with Hubert this week. Rader says he is Time"; Johnnyand JonieMos- Long, the Wil-Helm Agency, Hal Smithand the Acuff -Rose on your station letterhead. ..."11 agency, setting up talent for the Clement campaign. currently prepping a country it weren't for the publishing firms," by's "I'd Fight the World"; Al and gospel music yearbook writes Dexter's "I Won'tBeNumber PAT TWITTY Tom Matteson,manager of (Continued on page 42)KNOB Radio, Nogales, Ariz., "we (Continued on page 41) A NEWBIGALBUM FROM THENO.1 SINGLE

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5 4 COME OUTSIDE-'Mike Sarno ARGENTINA FRENCH (WALLOON) 1 TRIANGULO-*Loe 3 Reyes (Parlophone)-R.S.A. Music HONG KONG (RCA) --Graver (Courtesy Escalera la fame) 6 9 DON'T EVER CHANGE- ThisLast *Denotes local origin BELGIUM I VAGAR ENTRE SOMBRAS-- Crickets (Liberty)-Aldon Week Week *Amalie Mendoza (RCA); ThisLast 7 7 ENGLISH COUNTRY GARDEN (Courtesy Juke Boa Magazine) 1 1 SPEEDY GONZALES-Pat Boone Week Week *Denotes local origin AlvaroZermeno(Orfeon)- -Jimmie Rodgers (Columbia)- (Dot) Emsni 1 1 MIDNIGHT IN MOSCOW- Planetary-Kahl Two 2 - THEME FROM DR. KILDARE- 4 7 EL LOCO-'Javier Solis *Stirlyn Brandy (Tonodisc)- 8 8 HERE COME THAT ,FEELINGThisWeeks Richard Chamberlain (MGM) Tyler Music -Novel (Columbia)-Pham -Brenda Lee (Brunswick)- Week Ago 3 4 SECOND HAND LOVE- 5 2 2 MULTIPLICATION-Bobby 5 ULTIMOS DIAS-*Los dos Oros K.P.M. 1 2 CLAIRE DE LUNE A Connie Francis (MGM) (Columbia)-Brambila Darin (Atco); Los Salvajes 9 4 3 10 OUR FAVOURITE MELODIES MAUBEUGE-Bourvil(Pathe) I'M ON MY WAY- 6 6 EDI, EDI (Steady Eddy).- (Columbia)-Adaris Music - -*Craig Douglas (Columbia)- -Modern The Highwaymen (UA) Fermata *Angelica Maria (Musart)- Roosevelt 2 1 SHOUT-Joey Dee and the 5 2I NEVER KNEW YOUR NAME Emmi 3 3 PALOMA-*Los Andariegos 10 5 GOOD LUCK CHARM-Elvis Starliters(Roulette)-Bens -Paul Anka (RCA) 7 8 ADIOS MUNDO CRUEL (Good - (Tonodisc); Roberto Yanes Presley(RCA)-Belinda Music 3 5 HEY MAE/WHEN THE 6 10 TEACH ME TO TWIST- by Cruel World)-'Enrique (Columbla)-Korn 11 20 RIGHT SAID FRED- COUSINS COME TWISTIN' Bobby Rydell-Chubby Checker Guzman (Columbia)- 4 4 THE NIGHT I CRIED- *Bernard Cribbins (Parlophone) IN-*The Cousins (Palette) (Cameo) Brian Hyland (Ariel)-Pogo Publication Pending Noel Gay -World Music 7 - I CAN'T STOP LOVING YOU- NENA BAILAMOS TWIST-. Muslc-Fermata 12 19LITTLE MISS LONELY- 4 - PETIT GONZALES-Danyel Ray Charles (ABC -Paramount) Rebeldes del Rock (Orfeon)- 5 5 EL POETA LLORO- Helen Shapiro (Columbia)- Gerard (Polydor)-Caravell 8 - IT KEEPS RIGHT ON *Los Fernandos (Odeon) -,-Korn Brtunbila Lorna Music 5 8 UN MEXICAIN-Marcel Amont A-HURTIlsr-JohnnyTillotson 9 4 CUANDO VOLVERAS ((Tinny 6 6 NATA PER ME-Adriano 13 11 AIN'T THAT FUNNY- (Polydor) (Cadence) Come Lately)-*Paco Canedo Celentano (Microfon); Los *Jimmy Justice (Pye)--Essex 6 7 ESPERANZA-Nino de Murcia 9 9 DRUMMIN' UP A STORM- Santos (Music Hall); Tony Viler Music (RCA)-Brambfla (Festival)-French Music Sandy Nelson (Imperial) 10 10 GREEN EYES (Aquellos ojos (Columbia)-RicordiFortisimo 14 25 LET THERE BE LOVE- 7 - RETIENS LA NUIT- 10 S SHARING YOU-Bobby Vee 7 verdes)-Ray Conniff 8HIT THE ROAD JACK- Nat King Cole/George Shearing Johnny Hallyday (Liberty) (Columbia)-Pham Ray Charles (Ariel)--Tangerine (Capitol)-Chappell French Music Music -Fermata 15 17 STRANGER ON THE SHORE- 8 4 YA YA-Joey Dee and the Star - 7 LOVE LAND-Paul Anka (Adel) 'Acker Bilk (Columbia)- liters(Roulette)-Southem HUNGARY -Spanka-Fermata Sherwin 9 - DO YOU WANT TO DANCE- NEW ZEALAND 9 9 LUZ Y SOMBRAS-Javier Solis16 - THINGS-Bobby Darin (London) Cliff Richard (Columbia)- (All recordings on the Qualiton label) ThisLast (Orfeo)-Edam! -Burton Mellin *Denotes local origin Week Week 10 - USTED Y YO-Los 3 17 Two 16 YA YA TWIST-'Petula Clark10 - STEEL GUITAR AND A 1 1 I CAN'T STOP LOVING YOU Sudamericanos (Columbia)- (Pye)-Essex Music GLASS OF WINE-Paul AnkaThisWeeks Edam! Week Ago -Ray Charles (ABC -Paramount) 17 13YES, MY DARLING (RCA)-Spanka -Acuff -Rose DAUGHTER-Eydie Gorme 1 - TWIST-'Thomas Balassa-No Publisher 2 4 THE YOUNG ONES- (CBS)-Chappell Cliff Richard (Columbia)- 19 12 GINNY COME LATELY- ._GERMANY 2 7 EGYEDUL A TOPARTON- AUSTRALIA *Lehel Nemeth-Editio Musica Allen (Courtesy Music Maker, Sydney) BrianHyland (HMV)-Spanka ;Courtesy Automaten-Markt) 3 3 1 24,000 Mille Baci-Club Combo- 2 LOVERS WHO WANDER-Dion *Denotes local origin Music ThisLast (HMV)-ilucon ThisLast 20 18 THE GREEN LEAVES OF Week Week National Music Orgaisazione 4 4 6 GINNY COME LATELY- Week Week SUMMER-'Kenny Ball (Pye)- 1 3 PARAD ISO-Connie Francis 3 ALOM JODLI-'Laszlo Czirok Robbins -Editio Musica Brian Hyland (ABC-Parambunt) 1 1 DO YOU WANT TO DANCE?- (MGM)-Francon; TU MIR -Albert Cliff Richard (Columbia)- 21 25 I'M JUST A BABY-*Louise NICHT WEB-Connie Francis 2SZIA-*Maria Toldi-Editio Musica 5 7 FOLLOW THAT DREAM- Chappell Cordet (Decca)-Francis, Day & (MGM)-Gerig Elvis Presley-(RCA-EP) 2 Hunter 2 1 ICH SCHAU DEN WEISSEN 6 5 LES ENFANTS DU PEREE - SPEEDY GONZALES- (Never on Sunday)-Nicole 6 - THE STRIPPER-David Ross Pat Boone (London)- 22 15 I'M LOOKING OUT THE WOLKEN NACH/EINMAL (MGM)-Chappell No Publisher WINDOW-'Cliff Richard WEHT DER SUDWIND Felix-Esteem Music 7 7 - PICTURE OF YOU-Joe Brown 3 3 (Columbia)-Chappell WIEDER-Nana Mouskouri 4 MICSO NAGYSZERU DOLOG- I CAN'T STOP LOVING YOU- (Pye)-Paling - - 23 21 'Janos Koos-Editio Musica Ray Charles (Festival)- SHARING YOU-Bobby Vee (Fontana)-Schaeffers 8 8 8 OH SERENELLA-*Lehel 3 LIBERTY VALANCE-Gene Acuff-Rose (Liberty)-Aldon 3 8 LADY SUNSHINE AND MR. Pitney (UA)-Chappell 24 29 Nemeth-Editio Musica 4 2 WOLVERTON MOUNTAIN CINDY'S BIRTHDAY- MOON-Conny (Columbia)- 9 - I'VE BEEN EVERYWHERE- Claude King (Coronet)- - - *ShaneFenton(Parlophone)- 9 6JO AZ ALMODOZAS (Sail Along Lucky Starr (Festival)-K/A Chappell Feldman 4 1 HEISSERGerig SAND-Mina (Polydor) Silv'ry Moon)-'Erzsi Kovacs- Francis-Day 10 - COME OUTSIDE-Mike Same 5 4 SOUTHERN 'RORA-*The Joye25 30 AL DI LA'-Emilio Pericoli -Gerig (Parlophone)-Southern Boys (Festival)-Essex (Warner Bros.)-Blossom Music 5 4 SCHLAFST DU SHON?/SCHAU 10 10 VALAKI KELL-*Ilonai Hellos- 6 7 DARDANELLA-*Ray Price 26 22 PALISADES PARK-Freddy MIR NOCHMAL IN DIE Editio Musica Quartet (Coronet)-Alberts Cannon (Stateside)-Feldman AUGEN-Gerhard Wendland NORWAY 7 - COME OUTSIDE-MikeSarre27 23 FOLLOW THAT DREAM (EP)- (Philips)-Melodie der Welt (Parlophone)-Southern Music Elvis Presley (RCA)- 6 8 GOOD LUCK CHARM- ITALY (Courtesy Verdens Gang) 8 5 WEST OF THE WALL- Seventeen Savile Row ElvisPresley (RCA)-Aberbach (Courtesy Musica e Dischi, Milan) *Denotes local origin ToniFisher (London)-Belinda28 - ONCE UPON A DREAM- 7 6 AUF WIEDERSEH'N *Denotes localorigin ThisLast 9 6I'LL NEVER DANCE AGAIN- *Billy Fury(Deccal-Fitmusic MARLENE-Bob Moore ThisLast Week Week 29 Bobby Rydell (Columbia)- - ADIOS AMIGO-Jim Reeves (London)-R, M. Siegel Week Week 1 1 GOOD LUCK CHARM- Tucon (RCA) -142 Music 8 7 AUF MEINER RANCH BIN 1 1 STAI LONTANA DA ME- Elvis Presley (RCA)-Belitula 10 9 THE MAN WHO SHOT 30 - BREAKING UP IS HARD TO ICH KOING-Peter Hinnen *Adrian° Celentano (Clan) 2 2AILLE SA NER SOM A LIBERTY VALANCE- DO-NeilSedaka (RCA)- (Ariola)-R. M. Siegel 2 2 CUANDO CALIENTA EL SOL- ING EBJORG-'Nora Gene Pitney' (United Artists)- Aldon 9 10 CATERINA-Willy Hara Hnos Rigual (RCA); Lina De Brockstedt (Karusell)- Chappell (Philips); Perry Como (RCA)- Lima (Primary) Musikk-Huset A/S 11 10I'VE BEEN EVERYWHERE- Seith 3 4DANIELA/ST. TROPEZ TWIST 3 4ZWEI KLEINE ITALIENER- *Lucky Starr (Festival)-Johnny DENMARK 10 13 QUANDO, QUANDO, QUANDO -.Peppin° Di Capri (Carisch) ConnyFroboess(Columbia)- Devlin Music Caterina Valente & Silvo 4 3 LA RAGAZZA COL MAGLIONE Sweden Music 12 11 *HAVE YOU EVERY BEEN TO(Courtesy Quan Musikhureau, Copenhagen) Francesco (Decca)-Budde "Tina Donaggio (Columbia) 4 5 ICAN'T STOP LOVING YOU SEE KINGS CROSS? *Denotes localorigin 11 - EIN DUTZEND ANDERE 5 8 LA PALOMA-Elvis Presley -Ray Charles (Karusell)- Frankie Davidson (W. & G.)-ThisLast (MDAecNca)NER-Gerd Bottcher (RCA); Connie Francis (MGM) Acuff-Rose, Scandia Womerah Music Week Week 6 6 RENATO-*Mina (Italdisc) 5 3 I'M LOOKING OUT THE 13 8 THAT HAPPY FEELING- 12 20 WEINE KEINE TRANE UN 7 1 1 LA NOVIA-'Poul Bundgard 10 EVELYNE-*Nini Rosso (Sprint) WINDOW-CliffRichard Bert Kaempfert (Polydor)- (Polyphon)-Multitone MICH-Carlos Otero (Polydor) 8 5 ABAT-JOUR-Henry Wright (Columbia)-Musikk-Huset Alberts 2 3 HAWAII TATTOO-The -Seith (GC); Petula Clark (Pye) 6 10 ADIOS AMIGO-Jim Reeves 14 12 MOON RIVER-Henry Mancini Waikiki's (Palette)-Winckler 13 9 BLAUES BOOT DER SEHN- 9 9 TORNA PICCINA MIA- (RCA) (RCA)-Chappell 3 2 THE YOUNG ONES- SUCHT GOLDEN Gk,ANTZ *Peppino Di Capri (Carisch) 7 9 LOVER PLEASE- 15 13 RONDO-'Warren Carr (Leedon) Cliff Richard (Columbia)-- DAS MEER (Rio Nights)- 10 7LASCIAMI IL TUO SORRISO- Clyde McPhatter (Mercury)- -Victoria Decapo BlueDiamonds-Capriccio 'Nico Fidenco (RCA) IvanMogullMusic -Sweden 4 5 WALK ON BY-*Grethe Sonck 14 16 TAG FUR TAG BEKOMME ICH 11 12TWISTIN' THE TWIST- Music (Sonet);'Cliffters (Philips)- DREI ROSEN-Heidi Bruhl Caterina Valente (Decca); 8 8 COME OUTSIDE-Mike Sarno AUSTRIA Winckler (Philips)-Spanka Teddy Martin(VdP) (Parlophone) This 15 II Last 5 4 A LITTLE BITTY TEAR- ALO AHE/UND DAS WEITE 12 14 MOLIENDO CAFE-'Mina 9 7 SCHWARZE ROSE ROSEMARIE Week Week Burl Ives (Decca); *Belle Wilke MEER-Freddy(Polydor)- (Italdisc);DignoGarcia Peter Kraus (Polydor)--Carl M. 1 2 HEISSER SAND-Mina (Polydor) (Triola)-Mork Esplanade (Palette) Iversen -H. Schneider 6 7. GOOD LUCK CHARM- 16 12 GEH NICHT VORBEI- 13 - VIOLINO TZIGANO- 10 6 GINNY COME LATELY- 2 3 WEINE KLEINE TRAENE UM ElvisPresley(RCA)-Winckler Rex Gildo (Electrola)- Connie Francis (MGM) Brian Hyland (Karusell)- MICH, BELLA MARIA- 7 6 TOY BALLOONS-'Jorgen Ing- Francis, Day & Hunter 14 - P1NNE FUCILE ED OCCHIALI Bens Music Carlos Otero (Polydor)- 17 17 WANN KOMMT DER TAG- -'Edoardo Vianello (RCA) mann (Metronome)-Winckler Carmela Corren (Ariola)- H. Schneider 8 10I CAN'T STOP LOVING YOU- 15 - SELENE-'Domenico Modugno 1 Arnie 3 AUF MEINER RANCH BIN RayCharles (ABC -Paramount) (Fonit) PERU ICH KOENIG-Peter Hinnen -Mork 18 - SWEETY-Peter Kraus (Polydor) (Ariola)-Weltmusik 19 - GINNY COME LATELY- (Courtesy La Prensa, Lima) 9 8 SCHWARZE ROSE ROSE- *Denotes local origin 4 10 TU MIR NICHT WEH- MARIE-Peter Kraus Brian Hyland (Philips) --Pogo JAPAN Connie Francis (MGM)-Gerig 20 14 NO MORE (La Paloma)-Elvis ThlsLast 5 (Polydor)-Witickler Presley (RCA)-Aberbach; (Courtesy Utamatic, Tokyo) Week Week 6 GOOD LUCK CHARM- 10 - GINNY COME LATELY- *Denotes local origin Elvis Presley (RCA)- SENTIMENTAL ME- ' 1 1 UNICA-Eduardo Farrel (Odeon); Brian Hyland (Karusell) ThisLast Miguel Cabo (Odeon) Aberbach, Wien ElvisPresley(RCA)-Francis,Week Week 6 9SEI NICHT TRAURIG, Day & Hunter 2 2 UH-HUH-Paul Anka (Philips) 1 1 OUSHO-*Murata Hideo GELIEBTE MAMA- 3 3 NORMA-'Gustavo (Hit) EIRE (Columbia) Marano (Sono Radio); Juan Carmela Corren (Ariola) HOLLAND 2 - WAKAI FUTAR1-*Kitahara 7 7 TANZE MIT MIR IN DEN Sanchez Gorio (Columbia); (Courtesy Dublin Evening Mail) (CourtesyPlatennleuws,Amersfoort) Kenji (Columbia) Eulogio Molina (MAG) MORGEN-Gerhard Wendland 3 '2 ThisLast ThisLast TOO MANY RULES- 4 4 MERECUMBE NO.8-'Sonora (Philips)-Wien-Melodie Week Week Connie Francis (MGM) 8 5 HAWAII TATTOO-The Waikikis Wiek Week Sesacion (Sono Radio) 1 1 1 4 3 LIMBO ROCK-The Champs (Telefunken)--Welt musik 2I CAN'T STOP LOVING YOU GOOD LUCK CHARM- 5 5 MUNECO DE TRAPO-Hector 9 -Ray Charles (HMV)- ElvisPresley (RCA)-Belinda (London) Cabrera (Kubaney); Trio - LASS DIE LIEBE AUS DEM 5 5 PRETTY LITTLE BABY- SPIEL-Anita Lindblom Acuff-Rose 2 2 DO YOU WANT TO DANCE- Fantasia (Odeon) 2 1 PICTURE OF YOU-Joe Brown CliffRichard (Columbia) Nakao Nie(Victor) 6 6 BALADA DE LA TROMPETA- (Fontana)-H. Schneider 6 4 10 - AUF WIEDERSEHEN, MAR- (Piccadilly)-Michael Reine 3 3 ZWEIKLEINE ITALIENER- WASURENAISA-*Kitahara Gastone Parigi (Durium); 3 5 FOLLOW THAT DREAM (EP) Conny Froboess (HMV)- Kenji(Columbia) Jeorge-Jouvin (Odeon) LENE-Bob Moore(London); 7 7 -Elvis Presley (RCA) - Portengen AKASHIYA NO AMEGA 7 7 PUEBLO SIN COMPASION- RobertoDelgardo(Polydor)- YAMUTOKI- Acuff-Rose 17 Savile Row 4 3 GINNY COME LATELY- Gene Pitney (United Artists); 4 3 COME OUTSIDE-Mike Same Brian Hyland (Artone)- 'Nishida Sachiko (Polydor) Anita Rodriguez (Odeon) 8 6 YUNOMACHI RLEG Y- (Parlophone)-R.S.A. Portengen 8 - THE MAJESTIC-Dion (Odeon) 5 7 HERE COMES THAT FEELING 5 4 WONDERFUL LAND- Komadori Shitnai (Columbia) 9 9 THE JET-Chubby Checker BRITAIN 9 8 GARASU NO JOHNNY- (Courtesy New Musical -Brenda Lee (Brunswicki- The Shadows (Columbia)- (Odeon) Express, London) K.P.M. Melodia .Ai George (Teichiku) *Denotes localorigin 10 - MENTIROSA CONMIGA- 6 - SPEEDY GONZALES- 6 6 THE YOUNG ONES- 10 - ONE MORE CHANCE- Freddy Roland (Philips); *Niko ThisLast Teddy Week Week Pat Boone (London)- Cliff Richard (Columbia)- Randazzo(ABC -Para- Estrada (Odeon) Keith Prowse Basart mount); Katqumi Shigeitt 1 1 1 REMEBER YOU-*Frank Ifield 7 9 A LITTLE LOVE, A LITTLE 7 7HEISSER SAND-Mina (Polydor) (Toshiba) (Columbia)-Chappell KISS-Karl Denver(Decca)- -Benelux Music 2 2I CAN'T STOP LOVING YOU PHILIPPINES Chappell 8 8 TANZE MIT MIR IN DEN Ray Charles (HMV)-Acuff- 8 Last Rose - YA YA TWIST-Petula Clark MORGEN-Gerhard Wendland MEXICO This 3 6 SPEEDY GONZALES- (Pye)-Essex (Philips)-Benelux Music (Courtesy Audiomusica) Week Week 9 4 GINNY COME LATELY- 9 10 1 4 TONIGHT-Johnny Mathis Pat Boone (London)-Budd I CAN'T STOP LOVING YOU- *Denotes local origin Brian Hyland (HMV)-Spanka RayCharles (ABC -Paramount)ThisLast (Columbia)-Mareco Music/Macmelodies 10 4 3 - ENGLISH COUNTRY GARDEN Int. Muziek Week Week 2 1 MOON RIVER-Henry Mancini PICTURE OF YOU-*Joe Brown -Jimmie Rodgers (Columbia)-10 (RCA)-Filipinas (Piccadilly)-Michael Reine 9 NORMAN-Sue Thompson 1 2 EL GRAN TOMAS (Norman)- Planetary-Kahl (Ftinckler)-Int. Muziek *Mayte (RCA)-Brambila Continued on page 38 TELEVISION STAR PERSONALITY RECORD SALESMAN JOHNNY CRAWFORD Presenting this fabulous new album featuring his new smash single: "YOUR NOSE IS GONNA GROW" b/w "MR. BLUE" and... "CINDY'S BIRTHDAY" plus. "MOON RIVER" "WEE SMALL HOURS" "YOUNG AT HEART" "LITTLE WHITE CLOUD" and Other Hits...

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Gus Backus, Ger-Britons Remember On British Charts makes history next year when man teen-ageidolPeter Kraus, he takes a 45 -man British or- Mina from Italy and Swedish star By DON WEDGE place and down to one point for LH Babs appear. The Scharfenber- No. 30. chestra to Japan for a tour. Remember You' LONDON-Elvis Presley again It will last three weeks and in- ger-Feltz team wrote both music Early Lead volve 16 concerts and a color and lyrics for this film. Producer By DON WEDGE showed up as the outstanding artist is Gerhard Mendlson. on theBritishsingleschartsin Checker's points were allcol- TV spec. In addition, he is News Editor, New Musical Express the first half of 1962. But eight oflected in the first part of the period. being asked to form a Japanese Changes He has not added to his total since the Top Ten placings during the "Mantovani Orchestra" led by Former managing director of the Britain's hit of the summerseems period were occupied by Britishearly in May. Most of Acker Bilk's Ryoji Ogata, a leading figure to be "I Remember You" recorded ratings were also based on one Philips Record Department, Walter artists. in Japanese light music. Relchsfeld, has been appointed asby Frank Ifield for EMI -Columbia. Cliff Richard again took second.record, "Stranger on the Shore," Itbegins on May 20 in co-ordinator of the European mar-In its first three weeks, salesex- which nears two million sales on a Tokyo. On the journey Man- ceeded400,000.Thisincluded place to Presley. Chubby Checker,world basis. Bilk was the only artist tovani may also play concerts ket. New executive here is Wolf-102,500 copies ordered in one day largely through the success of histo appear on the chart every week gang Arming. Arming justre- "Let's Twist Again" hit, was third. in Turkey, Hong Kong and turned from a tour through Ger-(July 17) when the disk reached during the survey. Australia. He returns to the No. 1, but the fact was notgen- He was followed by seven local United States on September many, Holland, Belgium anderally known. The previous day, artists-Acker Bilk, Karl Denver, The Shadows, who finished No. Switzerland. . . . Eldon Walli, Kenny Ball, Billy Fury, the Sha-7 during the period, headed the 26 this year to begin another now supervising the Columbia ex-sales were 63,000, a very high fig- charts for nine weeks with "Won- concert tour. ure for the time of year. Disk sales dows, Eden Kane, Helen Shapiro hibit at the Salzburg Festivals, willusually slump during the vacation and Danny Williams. derful Land." In addition to being leave the Columbia firm by Au- a potent attraction in themselves,bourne via import copies being period. Presleycollected805points, gust 31. New rep for Austria is they figure on all Cliff Richard'splayed on the radio. This promptedJean Claude Reymond. New man- Vee Jay has acquired U. S. rights Richard 671 and Checker 614. The to the record. Itis an American table was compiled by Derek John-records and accompany him onLondon Records to release the Im-ager of the Vienna office is Ernst stage. The singer and the groupperial disk August 2. Schmickl. song, written by Johnny Mercer son of "New Musical Express,"amassed together more than 1,000 and Victor Schertzinger for the based on theindividualweekly Deejay exposure of the ABC - Visitors 1942 Fred Astaire -Ginger Rogers points. Paramountsingle,"Sheila,"by charts published by that paper and Willem Langerberg from Baarn,movie,"TheFleet'sIn."The BMW. 30 points were allocated Top girlsinger wasBritain'sTommy Roe, has created a demand HelenShapiro, Holland, will visit Vienna AugustAmerican publisher is Paramount for No. 1 position, 29 for second althoughs h ein the record stores.... Johnny14 for a special meeting with di-Music and itis handled by Chap- dropped from No. 3 in 1961 to No.Devlin, who has been out of therector-general Gerrit Hanneman ofpell here. 10 in the first half of 1962. Nearestcharts for some time due mainly to Philips, DGG director-general Wal- Disk News American girl to Shapiro was Bren-businesscommitments,hasputterBetcke, DGG deputychief da Lee (21) place with 226 points,down two sides for Festival, "Stay-Kurt Kinkele and Austrian rep of Capitol has issued a Frank Si. ARGENTINA followed by Ketty Lester (23) withingOutLate"b -w "AngelofDGG, Gerhard Gebhardt. Mainnatra album as a rush -release under 202. Connie Francis did not re-Love," which have been scheduledpoints of this meeting will be thethe title "London by Night." It was peat her outstanding successes offor release in August. Festival hasfuture co-operation of both firmsa package of previously available recent years, dropping from No.struck pay dirt with the local al-on the Austrian market and imme-LP tracks and the second Sinatra 15 last year to No. 80 in this sur-bum release featuring diminutivediate action on Austrian sales, dis-LP issued in July. The otheris SADAIC Execs vey, collecting only five points. Judy Stone, who won a TV award "Point of No Return," made with tribution and retail trades. Axel Stordahl.Sinatrafirstre- Males Dominate aslastyear's outstanding female vocalist. This week they released cordedthe "London by Night" On European Tour It has mainly been a period forthe album by the new, grown up title song in 1950. It was also one male singers and groups. The out-MissStoneentitled,"I'llStep of the tunes on the set he cut here standingAmericanswere:DelDown." this June for his forthcoming Re- By RUBEN MACHADO Shannon (12) with 296 points, Sam prise album "Great Songs From Lavelle 1783, Buenos Aires Cooke (16) with 257 points, Roy EMI is rush -releasing a single by Great Britain." Sydney vocalist, Frank Ifield, who Santiago Adamini, president ofOrbison(17)with254points, Disk News BruceChannel(18) migrated to England three years the Argentine Society of Authors with253 Hammer Does Own Sales of Acker Bilk recordings af and Composers (SADAIC), with thepoints, Bobby Vee (19) with 215ago. Imported copies of the Eng- manager of the same organization,points and Neil Sedaka (20) withlish disk are receiving considerable "Stranger on the Shore" throne - Emilio Faster, toured Europe for233 points. air exposure which has encouraged out the world now exceed two mil- 37 days after attending the Copy- the local company to release theMadrid Picture lion copies counting the single and Apart from the established suc-single, "I'll Remember You." the album from which it stems, ac- right Congress held in Rome. cess of the Shadows and the hits of iy JAN TORFS cording to Denis Preston, the Brit- Awards the Talent and Trade trad leaders-Bilk and Ball, Stuivenergvaart, 37 -Mechelen ish indie producer responsible for At the Nogaro Hotel awards forthe only group to show in the top After a sojourn in the States, un- the disk. the first International Record Festi-bracket was B. Bumble and theder contract to the Pat Boone or- Jack Hammer is visiting Madrid At least three versions of "Roses val held in Mar del Plata last sum-Stingers at 15th with 266 points. ganization, Johnny Rebb has justand Barcelona where heispro-Are Red" will be competing on the mer werepresented.Attending signed a recording contract withducing a film titled"El ToreroBritishmarket.BobbyVinton's were the City Hall Committee for theAustralian Record CompanyNegro." Hammer wrote the scriptU. S. chart -topping waxing goes to Tourism and the Folklore Art In- for release on the Coronet label. and is playing the title role. Columbia here through EMI's deal stitute. The festival features na- AUSTRALIA Disk News with CBS for the Epic catalog. tional and foreign labels and cata- Philips, the U. S. firm's affiliate logs. It has been announced that a Peter Blum was officiallyap-for the main CBS label, has a rival second festival will be held in the pointed by Eddie Barclay as a.&r.version by Ronnie Carroll. Pye's same city at the beginning of 1963. man in Paris to handle most of thecover is by David Macbeth, and a New EMI Gen. recordings of Dalida and CharlesDecca disk is anticipated. The second volume of Jazz Per- Aznavour. eusivo on stereo LP's has been an- Showbiz nounced by Microfon under anMgr.: Ken East U. S. Tunes Sung in According to Anvers Radio, the Essex Music, the British pub- audiofidelitylicense. The same distributor of the ABC -Paramountlisher, reports more than 40 ver- label released the following new By GEORGE HILDER label in Belgium, more than 8,000sions of songs from the Anthony volumes: "Brasil Bossa Nova" by 19 Todman Ave., German Lift Salescopies of Ray Charles' "I Can't Jima Mestre and "Port Said" by Stop Loving You" were sold inNewley-Leslie Bricussemusical Kensington, Sydney. N.S.W. By FRED ZILLER "Stop the World" when the score is Mohamed El Baker.... From the Belgium last week, In order to fillreleased in America August 1. The Italian label Durium, Microfon is- A surprise shuffle took place at Mollwaldenplatz 1 the heavy demand, ABC in Brus- sued two new LP's by Aurelio Fier-EMI, Sydney, when Ken East, Aus- sels asked Artone in Holland andAmerican production, with Newley trailan record sales manager, was Vienna 4 starring,isto get under way in ro and Fausto Papeti. Teldec in Germany to press disksPhiladelphia September 1. appointed to the position of assist- Summer salesinthe Austrianforthem.Pat Boone's "Speedy Columbia released on the Orfeoant general sales manager for allmarket have taken a firm 6 per Visitors series an LP recorded inBrazil Gonzales" is another hit. Although by the Serenata Tropical ork. company products. These includecent rise over the same period inthis one is not selling as well as StanleyWest,Europeanco- records, radio, televsion and appli-1961. At least partially responsiblethe Charles record, still more thanordinator for CBS Records, visited A 33-r.p.m. single "Rebel-ances. However, East will still de-for this climb are the records of Rouser" and "Ring of Fire" by 2,000 copies are leaving the fac-London for the second time since vote much time to the record sideAmerican tunes done in the Ger-tory every week. Considering thehis appointment. Now the Paris - Duane Eddy, issued by Produc-of the business. At the same timeman language. "Dear One" sung based West's main purpose was to ciones Fermata for Jamie, has been slowness of the season, these are EMI stated that Len Parry, whoby Michael Holm (Telefunken),outstanding sales. prepare for the visit of Ray Coniff, receivedwell. The same recordheld the position of N.S.W. record"Mein Reklame Boy" (When I'm who wasduehereAugust2 company hasjustreleasedthesales supervisor, was appointed toWith You) by Peggy Brown and Twist News through 8 on the last leg of a con- "Tiger Twist" (Twist del tigre), re-N.S.W. record sales manager. the Kurt Wilden ork, "Dass muss Discobel released the new Joeytinental tour before returning to corded by A. Sciascia, and the first Industry Briefs Amore Sein"(Ring -A -Ding)byDee andtheStarlitersrecord,New York. West also had routine Dee Dee Sharp record "Gravy" - Silvo Francesco (Decca) and Perrycalled "Money" b -w "Everytime ItalkswiththeCBSaffiliates, (Salsa) backed with "Baby Cakes" Bill Smith, managing director ofComo's "Catarina" have all scored.Think About You." ImmediatelyPhilips and EMI. (Pastelitos) A.R.C., and newly appointed a.&r. for Cameo. German language versions oftherecord climbedtothefirst Also visiting London were Bobby More Disk Shorts manager, Sven Libek, were at the"Catarina" by Willy Haga (Philips),placeinthebestsellerlistat Columbia Convention inMiami. Weiss, Warner Bros. international People arealready askingfor Lou Van Burg and Silvo FrancescoDiscobel. More, itis very interest-chief. .. Conductor Dave Stevens, Libek wenttoLos Angelesto(Decca) are solid entries in additioning to notice the first five of this "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do" byspendtimewiththeColumbia after completing recordings in Ger- to the Como disk. list include: "Money" and "Shout"many for Cameo. ... U. S.pub- Neil Sedaka. The Sedaka LP witha.&r. division there.... EMI, Syd- Spanish lyrics, which includes two Among the album best sellers arebyDee, "My Real Name" bylisher Norman Petty flew out to ney,statedthat"HisMaster's"Ebbtide" by Earl Grant (Bruns-Fats Domino, and "Ya Ya" and Fermata songs of South AmericanVoice," New Zealand,acquired Hamburg and Paris between stays wick),EarthaKitt's"BadBut"Mashed Potatoes" by Dee. ...George Scheck, on the origin, will soon be released. distributionrightsforWarner here. Strike Settled Bros. label. Beautiful" (MGM) and Bill Dog- It is remarkable that among theway from the French Riviera where gett's "People Danced 'Til 4 A.M."first five, there are four Joey DeeConnie Francis was filming to New The musicians' strike has ended. The Slim Whitman single, "I For- (WB). records andonly one byFatsYork. ... George Alexander, an Price for a two-hour recording isgot More Than You'll Ever Know," Hot Wax Domino, which provesthatthe $850 in Argentine papercurrency. executive of EMI's international is creating a lot of interest in Mel- Italian -American singer JohnnyTwist is not yet dead in Belgium.a.&r.departmentatthe Hayes headquarters left for a visit to the singer Maureen Rene returned fromduring a major fashion parade.AUGUST 4, 1962 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK 21 U. S. a successful trip through Poland.RCA provided 39 different num- Record Business . . .Caterina Valente returned bers for the event which drew an Norwegianfolkdancetrioof Factory holidays mean few iffrom theStatesto record withattendanceof500international Henry Haagenrud. This record is any releases on most labels in theWerner Muller and Ted Heath andpress and buyers. NEW ZEALAND coming weeks. There seems to be one of the first stereophonic rec- their orks for Decca and RCA Insteadofthe ords to be produced in Norway. more staggering of product to main-labels. usual two di- tain production than in previous German Versions rectors, the orchestras of the 10th New Records years. Pye has contracted out its Naples Song Festival this year had YoungNorwegian Caterina Valente sings "Johnny,nine different directors for the 20Philips Kicks Off songstress pressingtomaintain supplies.Komm Wieder," the German ver- Grynet Molvig, who went straight Decca keeps only its smaller plant tunes.... CGD has come along to the top of the Norwegian charts sion of "Johnny Get Angry" onwith a most unusual 45 in "Son- operative. Oriole released its firstDecca. ... "Isabella" is the Ger- Mercury Series with the tune "Det var du som sa singles from the U. S. Time group: nofis" which is guaranteed to put nei" on RCA, is back with a re- man title for the U. S. hit "Youngbabiestosleep.Initialmusicis Billy May's version of the "AdviseWorld," sung byDetlefEngel, By FRED GEBBIE cording of the Danish tune "Jeg andConsent"filmthemeand followed by heartbeats which sim- Box 5051 Auckland snakker med meg selv" (I talkto backed by Werner Muller and hisulatethefetalsoundtowhich Bertha Tillman's "Oh My Angel."ork on Telefunken.... Ralf Bendix Keith Richardson, the populai-myself) c/w the. Swedish song "Hit Pye acquired "Bongo Stomp" by infants become accustomed before men ikke lenger" (Here, but not singstheGermanlyrics"Auftheirentryintothe world. ThediskjockeyfromNapier,was Little Joey and the Flips from Joy.Gluhendem Master" of the theme threatened with dismissal unless hecloser).... RCA has two records The firm also completed a long-from "Walk on the Wild Side."reverse sideis for the adults in on the Norwegian Top 10: Elvis the family-Johnny Dorelli singingstops helping local talent get onPresley's "Good Luck Charm" and term deal with Kapp to releaseThis recorded version will be fea- records. As reportedearlierin Jimmy Justice disks in the U. S.tured also on the sound track of the"Come Out of Heaven." BMW (April 28), Richardson hasJim Reeves' "Adios Amigo." Nor- ... Decca waxed Jimmy Savile, Zurich's Sixth Festival of Italian way is the only country in Europe German version of this pie. Song will take place September 29been helping Pacific Records to one of thed.j.'spresenting the produce disks of local talent. where "Adios Amigo" reached the group's sponsored shows on Radio Norman Welkin and Jesse Gon-and will once again be carried on Hischarts. zales' "Happy Jose" has 10 recordsthe Eurovision network. Top 40 show is one of the hottest Luxembourg. He made a cover ofon the German market now: Jack programs beamed from a New Zea- "Ahab the Arab," current U. S.Ross on London, Vico Torriani on `Rinaldo' in TV land radio station, and program- chart entry for Ray Stevens. Decca, Jack Collier on Electrola, RAI-TV paid $64,000 for theming is his own responsibility. the Mexicanos on Carina, the Mu-rights to the hit musical, "Rinaldo Thebroadcastingcorporation PHILIPPINES sic Makers on Tempo, Rudigerin Campo," which Domenico Mo-brass heard of his actions in the Piesker on Polydor, Willy Schob-dugno,composer and star,andrecord business, and threatened him EIRE ben on Artone, Perry on Metro-Delia Scala have just taped overwith dismissal unless he leaves rec- nome, William Greihs on Philips,a10 -dayperiodattheTeatro Aussie GoldenBoy Sistina. The Pietro Garinei-Sandrocord producing alone. Since he has and Roberto Seto on Vogue.. .. never received a penny for his work "Bitte, Spiel Nicht Mit Mir" is theGiovannini musical will be airedwith Pacific, and since his record 'Allegro 2-3-4' German title of "All for the Loveduring the forthcoming Christmasproducing was done on his ownOnFar East Tour of a Girl," sung by Heidi Bruhl onseason. time, Richardson bucked, and so By LUIS MA. TRINIDAD Philips. did his fans and the local press. 264 Escolta, Manila Boosts 'Em Up Result, he is still broadcasting and stillproducing forPacific. But Austaralia's "Golden Boy," Tony By KEN STEWART Brady,iscurrently on a record Dublin Evening Mail MEXICO many of his supporters feel that HOLLAND the mater is not yet finished andpromotiontourthroughoutthe The new Telefis Eireann weekly could cost Keith his show. Federation of Singapore and Ma- non-stop musical program, "Allegro laya (his first tour of the Far East) 2-3-4," is proving to be quite valu- N. Z. -born jazz musician Derekthrough August 5. He is expected able as far as exploitation of a new Form Industry Heine is back in the country afterto make a personal -appearance tour songsisconcerned. Featured onColumbia Firm Not a long sojourn in the States. Whilein Manila late in August. the show are Mark Dwayne, San- Association here he will organize a big band. Singapore is the springboard of dra Kirk and the Viscounts quin- a world record promotion tour for tet. Dwayne's latestdisk,"LittleHandling Epic, CBS By OTTO MAYER-SERRA BradywhichincludesMalaya, Bitty Heart," released through Solo-By HEMMY J. S. WAPPEROM Apartado 8688, Mexico City Bangkok, Hong Kong,' mon and Peres on the British Oriole Editor Platennieuws A Mexican Association of the NORWAY Tokyo, Korea, India, Cairo, Beirut, label,is getting wide publicity. It Edisonstraat 21, Amersfoort Phonographic Industry was formed. London and the Continent, then on could prove to be a good seller, as to the United States, where he will The July 21 column announcedElected to the executive board were country music is becoming increas- Jose assistantgeneral record and be screen tested by Co- ingly popular here. that Columbia -Holland would ex- Bustillos, RCA Gets Disks lumbia Films. clusivelyreleasetheEpicand of Columbia, as president; His manager, John Holberton, is Disk News CBS lines in Holland. This state-JuanCampo,vice-presidentof In spite of the fact that Petula Musart Records, as secretary, and in Manila to make final arrange- Clark's "Ya Ya Twist" is sung en-ment came as a result of a mis- Straight From U. S.ments forthistour. Manuel P. understanding of available reports.HeinzKlinckwort,presidentof tirely in French, Pye managed to Peerless Records, as treasurer. The By ESPEN ERIKSEN Villar, of Filipinas Record Corpo- movie it into the Irish chart. SalesMy apologies to the record firmsnew association will be affiliated to Verdens Gang, Oso ration, played host to the visiting of the label's EP of four previouslyinvolved. the Latin American Federation of Aussie in a conference held at the issued Michael O'Duffy sides, en- Disk Shorts Phonographic Producers and will RCA of Norway isimportingMareco Recording Studios. titled "A Crock of Gold!,"are A rush -releasehereisBobbyattend its second Congress in Lima,LP's directly from the U. S. A. on Tony's latest single on Leedon mounting steadily. Vinton's "Roses Are Red" whichscheduled for October. titleswhere Teldec (Telefunken-label (which has no licensee in this More than ever before, Irish col-appearsonBovema's Columbia Disk News Decca of Germany) does not findterritory) is "A Promise of Things lectors appear to be paying greaterlabel.... Artone just released the Belart Records recorded an LP ofit profitable to press in Europe. to Come." attention to LP's. Though for thePadre Twins' record of "Roses Aremilitary marches and songs from Among the first records, which most part there is no difference inRed." . ..Another Dutch talent,the revolution, performed by thehave not necessarily been imported price between stereo and monauralBen Steneker, has much successMilitary Band of the Presidentialto other European countries, are with his version of "Lonely River records, comparatively few buyers GeneralStaff. . . . PublisherDuane Eddy, "Twistin"n' Twang - have stereo equipment. ...IrishRhine"releasedon CNR label.Rogelio Brambila signed a contractin' "; Don Gibson, "Girls, Guitars COMMON Record Factors issued "The MusicMaster has already been sold toof representation with Travis Mu-and Gibson," and Jim Reeves, "The Man" movie sound -track LP onDenmark, Germany and Belgium.sic and its associates. Sound of Velvet." Warner Bros. The film will open Jimmy Justice will visit Holland Juke box owners, music com- Gibson and Reeves are more shortly at the Adelphi, Dublin. Thein the near future.... Current topposers and performers of Mexicopopular in Norway than in any MARKET group also marketed the track ofseller on Warner Bros.labelisare jubilant. After years of squab-other European country, according 8 -press, veryefficientplant 'West Side Story," which is corn-"That's Old Fashioned" from TheblingbetweentheSocietyofto sales manager John Johanson in Common Market seeks ing to the Savoy.... Among theEverly Brothers and "Al Di La' "Authors and Composers and theof RCA. mergerorcloseliaison currentbestsellingalbumsarewithEmilioPericoll. .. Bobjuke box industry over the pay- The direct import means that the with U. S. interests, 100,000 "dog" on the RCA Victor label "Blue Hawaii" and "Pot Luck,"Moore's recording of "Auf Wieder-ment of royalties for public per- L.P.'sper month proved Elvis Presley, RCA; "Sinatra andsehn Marlene," a hit in Germany,formanceofrecordsplayedinwill have to be replaced since an- Strings," Frank Sinatra, other diskery, HMV, carries the capacity. The plant is co_m- Reprise,was released on the London labeljuke boxes, the Secretary of Ed- plete with cutting room, and "The Young Ones," Cliff Rich-in Holland. The melody was alsoucation put an end to the contro-trade -mark. ard, Columbia. released on Philipsina marchversy. On July 19 an amendment Souvenirs galvano (rotarynickel), version, sung by the Air Forceto the Federal Law of Author's RCA this week also issued a etc., etc. Choir Hilversum,withorchestraRights wasissuedwhichintro-Tourist Record LP No. 3ina Writ* In first Instant* to conducted by Jack Bulterman. ... series.The first one, "Holiday in duces a new system of payment.Norway," came two years ago and Box No. 433, Billboard Music Week GERMANY ThreeoriginalAmerican movie The record companies are 1564 Broadway featuredNorwegian popmusic. sound tracks on LP were presentedobligedto add tothe wholesale New York 36, N. Y., U. S. A. by London ("State Fair"), Bruns-price of singles 8.8 cents (in theThe second one, "Norway in Song wick ("Flower Drum Song") andcaseof78's,5.2cents)andtoand Music," came last year and Decca ("The Road to Hong Kong"). featured more serious music.This Philips Kicks Off retain this royalty for payment to when answering ads... authors and performers. An addi-year'srecord,"Souvenirs From Norway," is strictly instrumental, Say You Saw It in Mercury Series tional1.2centwillgotothefeaturing the music of the Oslo record company for the admini-PhilharmonicOrchestra andthe Billboard Music Week By JIMMY JUNGERMANN ITALY stration of the royalty. The whole- 102 Ismaninger Street, Munich 27 sale price of singles will thus increase from 52 cents to 62 cents. The Philips label began the Mer- On this occasion, the government NEW ADDRESS cury program in Germany with aTie Fashions to took a revolutionary step. For the series of Perfect Presence Sound first time the performer will par- BILLBOARD series of records. The price of the ticipate in the royalties of his re- LP's are about $6 each. Artists in-New Recordings cordings (about 15 per cent; the cludeXavierCugat,Clebanoff MUSIC WEEK By SAM'L STEINMAN restfallto the author and com- Strings Quincy Jones and David poser). Carroll. Piazza S. Anselmo, 1, Rome The record companies expect a IN LONDON Changes An unusual promotion tied RCAtemporary declineofthesingles 4 4 Klaus Paulus, former MunichItaliana's entire current series ofmarket as a result of the increased Curzon Street rep of Ariola, is now sales managerdisks with the semi-annual Romeprice. On the other hand, juke box London, W.1 of the German Vogue.... Wilfriedfashion and boutique shows. owners predict that a possible de- Jung,formerFrankfurtrepof Each costume in man and womancrease of sales to the public will Telephone: GROsvenor7496 Electrola, is now sales manager offashion fields was given the titlebe compensated by greater pur- ARTHUR ROSETT the firm. of a record and, during its showingchases for coin machines once the Back Home the recording was played. It wasindustry is free of legal harass- European Director Former British, now German,the first time that imago wav-tieedment THE 110%11.1,1,S " ULU? 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COMPOSER'S SEMINAR FOR MUSICAL THEATER ... The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers A GREAT ALBUM (ASCAP) is sponsoring an eight -week seminar for young composers and lyricists interested in writing for the musical theater. The seminar starts September 10. The sessions will be held Mondays at Judson Hall in New York City and will be led by prominent figures in various AND ITS BREAKING FOR A HIT! branches of musical writing and producing. Arthur Schwartz and Howard Dietz will conduct the composing and lyric -writing session; Abe Burrows will speak on book writing and directing and Goddard Lieberson (recordings), Sid Ramin (arranging and conducting) and Irving Brown of Chappell (publishing) will discuss their aspects of the craft. There will no charge for admission.TicketrequestsshouldbedirectedtoRichard Frohlich at ASCAP.

ANKA COMPOSER OF 'LONGEST DAY' THEME... Paul Anka has written the title theme for the forthcoming picture about D Day, "The Longest Day." Anka, who also appears in the film, wrote and recorded the martial air on spec, and mailed the master to producer Darryl Zanuck for approval. It will be played behind alltitles in the film and will be officially introduced at the picture's world premierein Paris September 25.

ROGER W. KAHN DIES AT 54 ... Songwriter Roger W. Kahn died at the age of 54 last week in Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, New York City. He was son of financier Otto H. Kahn and a former band leader. At the time of his death he was director of service production support for the Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corporation, but he is probably best remembered in the music industry as the writer of such evergreens as "Crazy Rhythm," "Imagination" and "Nobody Loves Me." He wrote scores for such Broadway shows as "America," "Here's Howe" and "Vogues of 1924." He is survived by his widow, Edith; a daughter, Virginia; a son, Peter, and a sister and a brother.

BIG 3 GRAB TELESTAR TUNE... The Big 3 Music Corporation (Robbins, Feist and Miller) has acquired U. S. rights to "La Chansonette," performed by Yves Montand on the recent Telestar inaugural. Montand has already recorded the tune on Philips. "La Chansonette" will FANTASY 3337 MONO FANTASY 8089 STEREO $3.98 also be featured in the forthcoming MGM film production, Vince Guaraldi Trio $4.98 "The Friendliest Girls in the World." NANCY SINATRA ON TOUR... Nancy Sinatrais on a deejay promotion tour that will take her through cities in the Midwest and East. Her itinerary THANKS FOR KICKING IT OFF TO reads: Philadelphia (30), Pittsburgh (31), Cleveland (August 1), Detroit (2) and Chicago (3).

CHLOE SAYS 'WHERE ARE YOU?'... THE TRADES: Thrush Chloe Grill is trying to find the whereabouts of guitarist Jimmy Rollins and lyricist Jimmy Blakely, who penned an inspiration tune with her about six years ago. It seems that BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK the Singing Sergeants of the Bolling Air Force Base in Wash- ington are now preparing the tune-called "When a Cowboy THE CASH BOX Learns to Pray"-to include it in their concerts, and she wanted her fellow composers to know about it.Miss Grilli isnow MUSIC VENDOR FOR "HIT" PICKS appearing at the Hotel Graymore in Portland, Me.

BILL GAVIN'S RECORD REPORT New York Former fight champ Sugar Ray Robinson, who has hada variety of careers in show business from hoofing to acting, THE DISC JOCKEYS: has cut an LP as singer for the Continental label.He is backed by a band which includes a number of jazz stars under the direction of Jack Hansen.... Lionel Hampton named a musical TOMMY. BEE KBCA LOS ANGELES advisor to WOOK-TV in Washington. The band leader is also involved in a syndicated jazz show. ROGER CARROLL KMPC LOS ANGELES Highwaymen made their Chi night club debut at the Living Room recently.... Concert and opera singers will be presented AL COLLINS KSFO SAN FRANCISCO on the recently begun Internos Records, Inc.. ..Ridgeway Music issole owner of the copyright on "You Belong to PAUL COMPTON KHJ. LOS ANGELES Me," by the Duprees on Co -Ed.... Eleanor Steber headlines atthe World's Fair of MusicinChi. . . . The Danny FRANK EVANS KRHM LOS ANGELES Heilichers of Columbia Midwest, Minneapolis, have had their fourth child-a daughter. . . . Johnny's Preston's manager, PAT HENRY KJAZ SAN FRANCISCO Bill Hall, and his wife have a new daughter, Stephanie.Con- grats to both families. JIMMY LYONS KFRC SAN FRANCISCO Bob Schwartz, of Laurie, back from a jaunt to the Coast. . . . King Records has leased the master of Red Bailey's "Open JOHNNY MAGNUS KGFJ LOS ANGELES the Window" and "Pretty Juke Box," which originally appeared on Big Heap Records.... "Young at Heart" is published by SLEEPY STEIN KNOB LOS ANGELES Cherio Music. ... Tempo V recording artist Mac Miller off to Ottawa and Winnipeg for personals. ... Mae West has been DICK WHITTINGHILL KMPC LOS ANGELES signed by Plaza for more recordings.. .. Paul Francis Webster has written the lyrics to the "Mutiny on the Bounty" theme by Bronislau Kaper. ... Roland Kirk has signed a personal management contract with Gerry Purcell. OPERATORS: The single from the album "Samba de Orpheus/CastYour Fate to the Top album sellers Johnny Mathis and Henry Mancini grossed $59,598.76 during a five-day stand at the Seattle World's Wind" (Fantasy 563) is heading for the charts. Fair Opera House July 3-7. ... Century Records is in the market for talent, instrumental and vocal.... Fore -Site Music is the (A BILLBOARD PICK 7-21-62) publisher of "Squealin' Parrot (Twist).". Doc Pomus became the father of a boy, Geofrey John, who weighed in at nine pounds 11. . . . B -Atlas label haS been merged with Topic Records.Vince Vallis is a.&r. director of B -Atlas, while Bob Minut is topper at Topic.... Adam Wade in Copa, N. Y.. .. FANTASY RECORDS Tony Bennett on Steve Allen TV-er for a week starting July 30. 11111TREAT AVE. UN FRANCISCO, CALIF. Mike Hoffman of Cadet Distributing, died June 28.... Duane Eddy on an eight -week Eastern tour.... James Myers has sold a Rocket Tones single to the Operator label.... The All Disc Records pressing plant, Roselle, N. J., has signed as an Continued on page 26 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK AUGUST4,1962

The pick of the new Weisel: SPOTLIGHT ALBUMS Ned OF THE WEEK ALBUM REVIEWS Strongest sales potential of all marls reskwed this week. EARL GRANT AT BASIN STREET EAST Pop Decca DL 4299 (M); DL 74299 (S)-Great in -person performance from Grant here. The singer -organist trots BEST TRACKS A YOUNG MAN'S FANCY out some of his best material for the B.S.E. audience and Johnny Crawford. Del Fi DFLP 1223-Young TV star disk listener alike.It'sa well -paced set that swings, in FROM THE Johnny Crawford proves he's not a one-shot singer on this high style, and has its lush moments, touches of comedy most attractive new album. It contains both new tunes and soulful sound. A big band accompanies the lad dur- SPOTLIGHT LP'S and standards and the youngster shows off a nice style ing his singing and playing chores. Among the instrumen- with each. The newies are his current hit "Your Nose Is tal winners is "Sweet Sixteen Bar," while "Fever," "Learn - Gonna Grow," "Cindy's Birthday," "Sittin' and a Watchin' in' the Blues" and "Too Close for Comfort" are some ofThese are the tracksselectedfor diskjockey plus "Mr. Blue," "Little White Cloud" and "Young the better vocal tracks. programming by BMW's reviewing panel as the Heart." Most attractive teen wax. most outstanding from this week's new LP Spot- lights. THENEW ORLEANS SCENE PARADE OF HITS Pete Fountain and Al Hid. Coral CRL 57419 (NU CRLPOPULAR Various Artists. MGM E 4078 (M); SE 4078 (S) Here's a 757419 (S)-Two of the Dixie -type dynamos are teamedEARL GRANT Al BASIN STREET EAST strong entry for the current market, offering a collection on four of the eight tracks of this LP. The material comes -(Decca DL 4299;DI. 74299)"Fever" of good recent singles from MGM neatly packaged and out of the Decca catalog andit'sswinging, punching (BMI) (5'55) In- using a colorfully designed cover, listing the titles. Dixie atit's most rhythmic. The tracks, which featureTHAT HAPPY FEELING-Bert .Kaenip-. cluded are such as Richard Chamberlain's "Dr. Kildare Hirt, also contain other Dixie practitioners Jack Delaney tea & His Ork (Decca DL 4305: DL Theme." Sue Lyon's ''Lolita Ya Ya." "The Stripper," with and Roy Zimmerman; while thetracks which feature 74305) "A Swingin' Safari" David Rose. Sheb Wooley's "That's My Pa," and numer- Fountain alone have him playing along with his usual1,837 SECONDS OF HUMOR-Ray Stevens ous others by Jaye P. Morgan, Conway Twitty, the Wan- rhythmsection:StanWrightsman,Jack Sperlingand (Mercury MG: SR 60732) "PVC Rh \ (Inn derers and LeRoy Holmes to mention a few. Morty Corb. & Blues Jones" (BM!)2:08r "The Rock and Roll Show" (BMI) 14:22) SENTIMENTALLY YOURS TuffBANK WILLIAMS SONG BOOK RECORDED I.LVEI-KennyBall &His Jazzmen (Kapp Kl. 1294) "Saturday Patsy Cline. Decca DL 4282 (M); DL 74282 (S) --Real Connie Stevens. Warner Bros. W. 1460 (NI); WS. 1460 Night Function" (ASCAP) 15:34): W heart songs and some great ones here by Patsy Cline, (S)-Connie Stevens has a hot one here. The young lass, tlin' Cow Blues' (ASCAP) (3:54) with many in the weeper groove of some of 'her biggest who has been strong on singles for some time, scores on recent hits. With tasteful strings and voices and with the, isGIFT OF LOVE-Jack Jones (Kapp KL just about every track here, The material, naturally, 12921 "1 Wish You I ist c" (I eeds. AS(' AP) familiar rhythm guitar sound, she sings such sentimental top flight, coming from the pen of the late Hank Williams.' (4:04 ): "In Other \\ oi ds" favorites as "Heartaches." "You Were Only Fooling," "1: The tunes are some of the best ever produced in the ASCAP)(2:23) Can't Help It," "You Made Me Love You," and her recent c&w field: "Cold, Cold Heart," "Your Cheatin' Heart," hit, "She's Got You.' Powerful wax here with plenty of "You Win Again." and "1 Can't Help It." Superb arrange-SENTIMENTALLY YOURS-PatsyCline Mecca DL 4282;DI 74282)"Str.inge" strong programming material. ments by Bunny Bodkin that mix the country and the (HMI); "You 55 ere Only Fooling' pop. share the spotlight on the LP. Solid wax that can (ASCAP) (1:54) score. 1,837 SECONDS OF HUMOR A YOUNG MAN'S FANCY-Johnny ( tv- Ray Stevens. Mercury MC 20732 (M); SR 60732 (5) ford (Del i DFLP 12231 "Somenhing Spe- Stevens, who is the writer of an earlier hit tune, "Sergeant OH YOUKID! cial"(2:20);"Debbie )2:17) Preston of the Yukon," has a lot of talent packed into his Dorothy Provine. Warner Bros. W 1466 (M); WS 1466HANK WILLIAMS SONG BOOK-Connie bones, as these humorous selections quickly show. They (S)-Dorothy Pros ine has celebrated the "Roarin' 20's" in Stevens( \Varner Bros. \V1460;Vs 5 1460) were allwritten by Stevens as was his current smash. two other \Varner Bros. albums and here sheis with a "Cold. Cold Beal t" of selection of 24-count them, 24-songs, all taken from "Ahab the Arab," and they're all just about as full THE NEW ORLEANS SCENE - Pete laugh potential. Another one of his hit tunes of awhile - the "Gay 90's" era. She's backed by the very appealing Fountain & Al Hirt(Coral (RI, back, "Jeremia Peabody's Pills," is here, along with "Pop - piano work of Joe (Fingers) Carr. Very cute picture of CRI.7574191; "Ifs a Long \V a \ eyeand Olive Oil." "PFC Rhythm and Blues Jones," "The Dorothy on atwo-seater bike on the cover adds plus Tipperary "(ASCAPI)2:5') Rockin' Waltz." etc. Mighty clever material delivered with appeal.Sides include "I Don't Care," "Ida," "Cuddle Up much effect. aLittleCloser,""Ta-Ra-Ra-Boom-De-A," and"AliceJAZZ Blue Gown." JAZZ MISSION TO MOSCOW - Benny Goodman(ColpisCP433: SCP 4331; RECORDED LIVE! KENNY BALL AND HIS JAZZMEN "Mission to Moscow-' (Regent. HMO Kapp KL 1294-Another outing by England's biggest tractTWELVEGREAT SONGS OF ALL TIMES (4:20) attraction, and thefirstlive performance LP released Clebanoff and his Ork. Mercury MG 20720 (M); SR here. The boys choose a number of items closely identified 60720 (S)-A dozen great old standards are given theCOUNTRY & WESTERN with the Dixie field-"Alexander's Ragtime Band" and fullClebanoff treatment withtheaccentvery muchTHE HIT PARADE ofAMERICAN "Basin Street," for example, plus the interesting recent on the lush string arrangements. Every one of the titles ' COUNTRY MUSIC - VariousArtists single, "1 Shall Not Be Moved." The crowd shouts and is over 25 years old, and include "Stardust," "Begin the (Starday SLP184)"Let Him Know "- claps at the proper moments and the band responds in a Beguine,""Lazy River," "Night and Day," "Melancholy George Jones (Starchy, BM1) way that should please all the fans. Baby" and seven others. Should join Clebanoff's previous efforts as a best seller. THAT HAPPY FEELING **** STRONG Bert Kaempfert and his Ork. Decca DL 4305 (M); DL Jazz SALES POTENTIAL 74305 (S)-As if the Bert Kaempfert name weren't enough, CANNONBALL ADDERLEY GREATEST HITS the cover shows the cutest gal you've seen in a long time *sir** MEMORIES OF MARIA giving her guy a big hug, and its worth the price of Riverside RLP 9416 (S)-The label here has packaged Jerry Byrd. Monument M 4008 (Mi; SAI admission. The album title "That Happy Feeling," couldn't some of the most potent Adderley material in one album.14008 (SI-Steel guitarist Byrd does a fine There are seven tracks in all, which feature the alto saxistjob on this LP. The album is composed of have been gotten acrossbetter. The selections - all instrumentals,mostlyinthe drama -ballad beautifully done-do a fine job of setting mood, too. and his cornet -playing brother Nat. "African Waltz," "Thisgroove. that showcase tileinstrumentalist in Here," "Work Song" and "Sack o' Woe" were top sellerslush production numbers. Strings and horn Kaempfert, who penned his previous hit, "Afrikaan Beat," are the order of the day with vocal chorus wrote five of the tunes here. Among the best are: "A for Adderley in LP and singles form. This compilation ofin some spots. The title tune. "Last Date, Swingin' Safari," "Take Me," "Happy Trumpeter" and hot material should go well with some action expected"GoldenEarrings" and "Ebbtide" are "Tootie Flutie." Other fine sides: "Wimoweh," "Sunday on the top front through the "Waltz" side. among the better tracks. in Madrid" and "Black Beauty." Continued on page 32 Continued on page 32 IFS

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"Love Me As I Love You" "At the Edge of Tears" 5-9519 5-9522 ciw "Chills" ACTION #85-Cash Box Top 100 Billboard Spotlight Single Cash Box Pick

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Tko pick of tho sew Moans: SPOTLIGHT SINGLES NoeOF THE WEEK SINGLES REVIEWS bonged sales potential of all records mined this week.

Pop THE FOUR SEASONS Sedaka, with gusto over a strong support by ork and chorus. A strong hunk of mate- SHERRY (Bobob, ASCAP) (2:07)-The Four Seasons,arial that could turn into a smash for the PAUL ANKA rocking teen -style group, come through with a wildper-singer. (Aldon, BMI) EVERY NIGHT (WITHOUT YOU) (Spanka, BMI) (2:20) formance of a rhythmic effort here, supported neatly by -THERE YOU GO (Spanka, BMI) (2:25)-Two sock **** HighwayBound-Interestingteen a femme chorus and a pounding band beat. For the youth-weeper receives a nice treatment from the vocals by Anka here. The first is a dramatic tune that ful set. Flip is "I've Cried Before" (Bobob, ASCAP) (2:21).lad over a listenable arrangement by the swings with a Latin touch and with Ray Ellis arrange- Vee Jay 2570ork. Flip has more power. (Ace, BMI) ment that features organ and chorus. The flip is a weeper - ballad against strong triplets. RCA Victor 8068 Country & Western THE LIMELITERS JIM REEVES **** TheRiddleSong-RCA VIC- JOHNNY TILLOTSON TOR 8069-Here's the familiar "I Give My SEND ME THE PILLOW YOU DREAM ON (Four Star, PRIDE GOES BEFORE A FALL (Tuckaboe, BMI) (2:38)LoveaCherry," once doneby Johnny BMI) (2:50)-WHAT'LL I DO (Irvin Berlin, ASCAP) I'M GONNA CHANGE EVERYTHING (Tuckalwe,Mathis as "The Twelfth of Never," and here BMI) (1:58)-Reeves' velvet pipes are in fine form againdone with a children's chorus. pretty (2:37)-Two sides bound to bring wide exposure for the side Is fromtheboys'recentalbum, lad. The first is a strong pleader tune in the country vein, on these two sides. First up is a soft, mellow ballad effort"Through Children's Eyes." (Amadeo, handled in wide style by the singer against strings and with a fine teaming of voices and instruments behindASCAP) (2:23) chorus. Flip is the old standard that should garner play Reeves' vocal. Flip is a smart piece of material, done more**** IHad a Mule-Another breezy on other than Top 40 stations.Both can draw strong uptempo style. Either can move. RCA Victor 8080effort,andagainkeyedstronglytothe kiddiefield. A finesing -a -longfor the action. Cadence 1424 youngsters. Also from "Through Children's Eyes," album. (Melody Trails, BMI) (2:29) BOBBY BLAND YIELD NOT TO TEMPTATION (Don, BMI) (2:32)- SPECIAL MERIT LARRY FINEGAN HOW DOES A CHEATIN' WOMAN FEEL (Lion, BMI) **** Oh Lonesome Me-OLD TOWN (2:27)-The "blue" lad has a two-sided hit here. The first 1123-Don Gibson's big country hit, which is a power -packed side that builds in a gospel groove, alreadyhas many versions,getsagood SINGLES rockin' reading here with asolid rhythm to a high point of excitement. The flip is touched with a hackingthatcouldbringthetuneback. deep quality of sadness in a slow but imposing rhythm. Finegan could move with this. (Acuff -Rose, Duke 352 Pop Disk Jockey Programming BMI) **** Knock on Wood - Finegan has here a cute rockin' novelty item that could PETER, PAUL AND MARY BILLY DANIELS help him score. Good performance and an IF I HAD A HAMMER (Ludlow, BMI) (1:58)-GONE **** WHAT KND OF FOOL AM I (Ludlow, BMI) (2:30)London effective hacking. Can get spins. (Maureen, THE RAINBOW (Peppamar, ASCAP)-The folk -oriented 9546 BMI) threesome hasanother strongsingle which had been plucked from their most recent LP. The top sideisaFRANK IFIELD **** I REMEMBER YOU (ASCAP) Vee Jay 457 THE PLAINSMEN rousing reading of the folk tune which whirls along on **** Glory Land-MERCURY 71999- strong vocal and roaring guitar work. The second side is aCAT ERINA VALENTE AND SILVIO FRANCESCO The Plainsmen tell the story of Glory Land soft lullaby -like tune that's crooned in fetching fashion. -filled with all the good things in life-in **** CORPORATION (Mark, BMI) (2:05) London 10011 finefolkfashion.Songhasahaunting Warner Bros. 529 quality. (Gil, BMI) (2:59) **** House of BlueLovers - Good SHIRLEY AND LEE countryfeelinghereastheladstellthe DON'T STOP NOW (Travis, BMI) (1:55)-Here's a fine * * * *. story about a house for all of life's losers. STRONG SALES POTENTIAL Organgivesbouncybackingalongwith rockin' tune done neatly by the pair to a solid, New chorus. (TNT -Gland, BMI) (2:00) Orleans -type backing. Great strut rhythm here shows off Shirley and Lee's fine earthy quality. Flipis "A LittleANTFONY NEWLEY '1 he instrumental group gives the standard Thing" (Travis, BMI) (2:03). Imperial 5868**** What Kind of Fool Am I-LON-ahighlyIndividualreading.Sidesports DON 9546-Here's a very listenable balladsome fineguitar work and an appealingANITA BRYANT from 'he forthcoming Newley show, "Stopmedium tempo. Watch it.(Feist, ASCAP)**** Moonlight Melody - COLUMBIA JACKIE DeSHANNON the World." The lad singsitwith feeling(2:15) 42515-Here'sasidethebettermusio againsa strong ork background. (Ludlow, programming stationsshould gofor. The JUST LIKE IN THE MOVIES (Metric, BMI) (2:25)-ABMI) (2:30) **** Spinnin' My Wheels-This side hastuneisaneasy,simple melodythatis handledin styleby thelass (Leeds, first-rate ballad is sung with much heart by Jackie De- an easy swing to it. The group moves right along on some guitar work that has thatASCAP) (2:35) a ***sr Gonna Build Mountain-Bright Shannon over sparkling ork arrangement. Could go faritem.terefromtheforthcoming Newleyunique zither sound. The instrumental has with theteens.Flipis inmuchtorecommendit.(Dundee, EMI)**** I'm Not A Child Anymore-This "Guess Who" (Michele, BMI)show "StoptheW'orld."Sideswings Latin touch. The gal sings (2:24). Liberty 55484quick -stepping,showtunestyleandthe(2:03) ballad hasa ladisbackedbybigbandwithvocal the lyric smartly against strings and choral chontsusingchildren'svoices.(Ludlow, voicing. (Pambill, ASCAP) (2:00) PEGGY LEE BMI) 2:40) HARLAN HOWARD TELL ALL THE WORLD ABOUT YOU (Progressive, **** IAin'tGot Nobody-CAPITOL 4513-Harlan Howard sings thefineoldieCARL PERKINS BMI) (2:31) AMAZING (Leeds, ASCAP) (2:35)-HereBILLY DANIELS in neat soft-shoe style over a most attrac-**** Hambone-COLUMBIA42514- are two of the best sides by Peggy this year and both**** GonnaBuildaMountain-JUBI-tivebacking fromthe combo withniftyThe countrystar has an easy swinger in could turn out to be strong.Firstisthebright RayLEE 5437-Daniels gives the tune from thework by piano and chorus. Sideis handledthisoldp.d.melody. The lyricisare- Charles ditty sung by Peggy with sparkle over swingingforthcoming legit musical "Stop the World"withmuchtasteandithasachance.write of the old lyric, but the swing is as hishighlydistinctivetreatment. The side(Vogel, ASCAP) (2:27) compelling as ever. Good wax for Perkins. support. "Amazing" is a warm ballad by Norman Gimbel,has an easy swing with a smart Cy Oliver (Cedarwood, BMI) (2:21) sung movingly by the lass. Capitol 4812kind of big band backing. (Ludlow, HMI)**** Ramblln' Son -of -a -Gun - A first- (2:30) rate country tune, penned by Howard (who*** SisterTwbter-(Oble,BMI)(2:49) isoneoftoday'sSopcountrywriters), RICK NELSON **** What Kind of Fool-Here's a tunereceives happy performancefromthe fromtheforthcomingshow"Stopthechanter over lively backing by the combo. TEEN AGE IDOL (Nelson, ASCAP) (2:25)-I'VE GOTWorld.' it's handed a lush production treat-Orkworkagainfeaturesbrightpiano.JOHNNY MATHLS MY EYES ON YOU (Four Star, BMI) (2:04)-Here'sment with strings and it builds. Side should(Pamper, BMI) (2:05) **** Never BeLonelyA gals- another potential two-sider for Nelson.First upisascorewithbetterprogrammingstations. COLUMBIA 42509-Here'sasoft,easy, (Ludlow, BMI) (2:45) lyricalballadthat'shandledintouching balladwithanintenselypersonaltouch,aboutthe Mathis style. The backingis composed of thoughts and feelings of a big record star. The flip is a JIMMY CLANTON smart tem vocal chorus. Great soft music **** Venus In Blue Jeans-ACE 8001-programming side. (Alamo, ASCAP) (3:08) funky, rhythm item, turned out in solid, rocking fashion.STRINS-A-LONGS The chanter tackles the attractive teen tune Either can go. Imperial 5864**** MyBlueHeinen-DOT 16379- penned by Howard GreenfieldandNeil (Continued on page 34)

ADAM WADE FLORRAINE DARLIN

"I'm Climbin' (the Wall)" "Long as the Rose Is Red" 5-9521 5-9529

Billboard Spotlight Single The answer record to Bobby Cash Box Pick Vinton's "Roses Are Red" BILLBOARD pI RADIO -TV MUSIC WEEKIPROGRAMMING 28 ., PROGRAMMING ARTISTS' BIOGRAPHIES PANEL

For you/ programming use here are pertinent facts about hot disk artists.If clipped and If you have a provocative VOX JOX pasted on 3 by 5 cards, these biographies will help you build a convenient file of such date. question to ask the nation's disk jockeys, please send It to By JUNE BUNDY BARBARA LYNN this department, 1564 Broad- (Jamie) way, New York 36, N. Y. Your name will be credited DEPT. OF CLARIFICATION: In answer to those puzzled PERSONAL MANAGERS: when it appears. "Does -she -or -doesn't -she?" queries from the trade, I would like Huey P. Meaux and Lester Sill. to put the record straight. As of May 25, I resigned from Bill- BOOKING OFFICE: Continen- THE QUESTION: board Music Week as a full-time staffer, but I am still writing "Vox Jox" and handling the Programming Panel as a free-lance tal Booking and Cliff Aronson. How accurate are listener - A G E:20. HOME TOWN: correspondent. Thanks for your kind inquiries. Beaumont, Tex. EDUCATION: telephone polls ("Battle of the High school. HOBBY: Football Sounds,"etc.)inpredicting "TRIBUTE" PROGRAMMING: "Tribute" shows enthusiast. BACKGROUND: A the potential of new releases? are the big trend in programming this season, starting rocky romance in real life lead (Submitted by Alan Kaltman, with a flock of salutes to Irving Berlin on his 74th the versatile Miss Lynn to write Teaneck, N. J.) birthday in May and continuing on into celebrations in and record her initial disk hit June of Richard Rodgers' 60th birthday.... Bill Randle, forJamieRecords, "You'll THE ANSWERS: .WCBS, New York, came up with a new gimmick for Lose a Good Thing." The single JOE KOLSKY Rodgers' birthday on a remote show (Randle's first) was recorded in New Orleans from Freedomland. The program was devoted to works under the supervision of her personal manager, Huey P. Meaux. Diamond Records, New York written by Rodgers when he was in his teens. The med- With a hot platter to plug, Barbara Lynn is currently on a per- Where the listener -telephone polls ley include the all-time Rodgers -Hart hit, "Manhattan," sonal appearance tour through the South. She recently completed are taken in from "Garrick Gaieties." a recording session for Jamie, waxing her forthcoming album and quantity (several hundred calls) I some new singles. Several of the songs cut were her own com- Station KITY-FM, San Antonio, positions. In addition to Miss Lynn's vocal and songwriting believethere- also paidtributeto sults can be in- Rodgers on his birthday-playing Rodgers' compositions ex- talents, she is an accomplished musician, playing a left-handed dicative of the clusively for half of the day.In a letter to Rodgers, E. D. guitar. potential "h i t" Isaacs, KITY program director, noted: "We are featuring the LATEST SINGLE: "You'll Lose a Good Thing" moves into possibilities of a popular selections from a different play (musical) each half the No. 13 slot on the Hot 100 this week making a strong bid for new record re- hour.These plays will be heard chronologically, along with Top 10 honors. lease. However, other compositions that bear your name."... The 25th anni- where the opin- versary of the death of George Gershwin, July 11, was observed TOMMY ROE ion of a panel of by NBC's 'Today" show. The full two-hour program was de- (ABC -Paramount) three or f our voted to the performance of Gershwin music and a discussion of listeners is used, his career. REAL NAME Thomas I believe the second, third or fourth David Roe. AGE: 19. HOME panelists might be influenced by THIS 'N' THAT: Bruce Parsons, who recently re- TOWN: Atlanta. EDUCATION: the opinion of thefirstpanelist turned from a tour of Europe's jazz centers, has joined High school. BACKGROUND: when asked his or her opinion. WTID, Newport News, Va., and is hosting "Jazz on a Young Tommy Roe became a JERRY MARTIN Sunday Afternoon" from 2 to 5 p.m.Ina move to create full-time member of show busi- the flavor of a live jazz concert, Parsons is dubbing in ness immediately upon his grad- KM, Washington, Ia. applause and other crowd reactions. His programming uation from high school in At- I'd say that listener polls and covers "all phases of jazz from the soul delivery to New lanta. He formed his own band "Battle of t h e Orleans Dixie and the traditional level."...Station three years ago and has traveled Sounds," a n d CHUM, Toronto, celebrated five years of pop music pro- throughouttheSouthwest on similardevices gramming with a 72 -hour "Memory Music Marathon" on personal appearance tours. The are about 50 per June 30, July 1 and 2. The outlet featured only top hits ambitious and versatile new rec- cent accurate. I of the past five years. ord artistis also a songwriter don't use quite and guitarist. this method, but I believe that if JOCKS SWIM "CHANNEL": Arch Yancey and Chuck LATEST SINGLE: Tommy Roe's debut disk for ABC -Para- a deejay does Addams, KNUZ, Houston, celebrated July 4 in a unique way. mount, tagged "Sheila," is scoring well on the Hot 100 and zooms use this that he The jocks doubled up to spend the Fourth swimming under into the No. 43 spot this week as a Star Performer. should steer water the full width of the English Channel in a large Houston away from art- pool-a 22 -mile swim. They donned skin-diving garb at 8 a.m. ists and exploit on the Fourth and swam in relays in a set pattern until 3:10 thenew, good a.m. the next day, surfacing only to change air -supply tanks. disks. I would pair two unknowns They averaged 58 minutes to the mile over a period of 19 hours Fair Cards Talks to every one name artist. To me and 10 minutes. Several thousand people watched the marathon this is the only fair way to check promotion stunt. out how a record will go over with the people. CHANGE OF THEME: Bill Dawes, program direc- On Programming tor of WCPO, Cincinnati, for the past 13 years, has been SOL HANDWERGER upped to station director, responsible for the entire opera- CHICAGO - Businesssessionsmeet with retailers of records, hi-fi MGM Records, New York tion of the Scripps -Howard outlet.In addition to being andclinicprogramsaimedatcomponents, radios, televisions, In many cases listener -telephone program director, Dawes emseed a top -rated morning radio and television program di-phonographs and musicalinstru-polls can act as a possible barom- show on WCPO. Buddy MacGregor was recently inked rectors will be among those sched-mentsfortheopeninggeneraleter in predicting potential of new by Dawes to take over the morning spot. He also suc- uled for the World's Fair of Musicsession on September 5. releases. Disk jockeys who use such ceeded Dawes as program director. .. Bob Collins, and Sound to be held at the city's The session is entitled "Oppor-pools on their shows are assuming ex-KAPE, San Antonio, has joined KITE, same city, as plush lakefront exhibition center,tunitiesand Challengesforthethey are reaching a buying audience music director and 12-4 p.m. deejay. McCormickPlace,August 31 -Record and Sound Industry." It isat home - housewives and teen- September 9. a 9:30 -till -noon session. agers. However, in some cases disk The sessions will feature round- The first person -to -person clinicjockeys should beware of special table discussions of current pro-scheduledfortheprogramdi-"hypes" engineered by artists' fan YESTERYEAR'S HITS gramming problemsaswellasrectorswillbe held from 2 toclubs.Such "hypes" can readily speeches by key industry figures.4:30 p.m., September 5. Topics upbe recognized by form postal cardsChange -of -pace programming from your librarian's shelves, featuring the disks that Among these are Gordon McLen-for debate include: and letters and even by the type ofwere the hottest in the land five years ago and 10 years ago this week. Here's how don, president, McLendon Corpor- "ProgrammingtheAutomatedtelephone conversation. In my per-they ranked on Billboard's charts then: ation; Howard Bell, vice-president,Station - Its Problems and Pros-sonal experience, there have only NationalAssociationofBroad-pects."JackS.Sampson,vice-been a few disks recognized as po- POP -5 Years Ago POP -10 Years Ago casters; Edward Hynes, president, tentialhits through telephone -lis- presidentandgeneralmanager, August 5, 1957 Trendex Corporation; William A.KOMA, Oklahoma City. tener polls. In view of the possibili- August 2, 1952 Gavin,programmingconsultant, "SuccessfulSelection, Develop-ties of inaccuracy and pressure, it 1. Teddy Bear, E. Presley, RCA Victor 1. Auf Wiederseh'n Sweetheart, and a number of TV and radioment and Use of Personalities."is doubtful whether such polls can 2. Lore Letters In the Sand, P. Boone, Dot V. Lynn, London station officials. be true barometer. 3. Bye Bye Lore, Ererly Brothers, Cadence 2. Botch A Me, R. (looney, Columbia LarryHaeg,generalmanager, 3. Halt as Much, R. (looney, Columbia The clinics and business meet-WCCO, Minneapolis. 4. Searchln', Coasters, Atco His subject will be "The Station 4. ballade, P.Faith.S. Freeman, Columbia ings are part of the broad Business "How toHandletheSpecial 5. Short, Fat Fannie, L. Williams, Specialty S. Here In My Heart, A.Martino,BBS Conference SessionscoveringallProblems Related to FM StereoImage: Its Competitive Importance 6. Tammy, D. Reynolds, Coral 6. Welkin' My Baby Back Home, aspects of the music and soundProgramming." Marshall M. Car-and How It Is Developed." 7. So Rare, I.Dorsey, Fraternity J.Ray, Columbia industry. Gordon B. McLendon, president 7. Blue Tango, L Anderson, Rocca penter Jr.,president and general 8. Send for Me, Nat King Cole, Capitol 8. Kiss of Fire, 6. Hibbs, Mercury Program directors are slated tomanager, WDTM, Detroit. the McLendon Corporation, Dallas 9. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down, -"How to Measure the Effective- 9. Maybe, P. CornetE. Fisher, RCAVictor Discussion Periods B. Williams, Coral 10. I'mYours, E. Fisher -H.Wietorkelter, ness of Your Station in the Com-10. Whispering Bells, Del Vikings, Dot RCA Victor A Correction OnThursday,September 6,munity." from 9:30 until noon, radio pro- Edward Hynes, president, Tren- The photo and biography ap-gram directors will attend a con- dex, Inc., New York City-"Sharp- RHYTHM & BLUES -5 Years Ago-August 5, 1957 pearing in Artists' Biographies lastference session followed by dis-ening the Appeal of Your Station week were not of the group identi-cussion periods. Speakers for thesefor the Advertiser." Searchin', Coasters, Ake Ts lbe Able, flee Satins, Ember fied as The Jamies (Epic). The pic-sessionsare: Howard Bell,vice- Thomas A. WrightJr.,vice-Send to Me, N. Cele, Capitol Se Rae, A bossy. tured group is known as J's withpresidentandassistanttothepresident, Roche, Rickert & Cleary,Shed, Fat Fuels,L Williams,Specialty ialll. Jowl. UAWRk Jamie (Columbia). Informationpresident of the National Associa- Teddy km, E. Prosily, EA Victor Lem Les* 11106, CMcP11:1,11118111 about The Jamies will appear soon.tion of Broadcasters, Washington. (Continuedon page 50) Stardust, Billy Ward, Liberty C. C. Elder, C. WIllls. Hank .07 from London, England: to Broadway, New York... this fall... agreat new musical $ProP rplE

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The original Broadway Cast oming soon on LP ONBOX RECORDS misrepresentations and false state-30 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK AUGUST 4, 1962 ments." Dirty StuffonRadio Won't Wash, Robinson's fate is a warning to other station managers and owners to exercise the "appropriate de- IVILISICBILLBOARD WEEK FCC Says, Denying Lic. Renewalgreeofcontroland supervision over programming expected of a WASHINGTON - Broadcastinga Commission hearingexaminerlicensee," if he is to be considered Thus Last Froththis week's Hot 100 Weeks ON nations will have to watch thatlast December. a fit applicant for control of a sta- Week Week TITLE, ARTIST, LABEL Hot 100 double entendre, spoken or sung, The FCC says that owner -man-tion. it they want to avoid the fate ofager E. G. Robinson Jr. knew full First Turndown AM Station WDKD, Kingstree,wellthathisemployee,Charlie The Commission action was be- CI I ROSES ARE RED,Bobby Vinton,Epic 9509 9 S.C., whose license renewal wasWalker, was broadcasting materiallievedto beitsfirstrefusalto denied by the Federal Communica-which was "coarse, vulgar, sugges- renew abroadcastlicenseon0 2 ICAN'T STOP LOVING YOU,Ray Charles, ABC -Paramount 10330 14 tions Commission last week. Antive and of indecent, double mean-grounds of obscenity. initial decision looking toward thising." Robinson's denials only made Thestation'sowner,E.G. penalty for bad taste on the partmatters worse, when the FCC de- THE STRIPPER, David Rose andHis Ork,MGM 13064 13 of the station was handed down by Robinson Jr., was given until Sep-0 3 cided that they were "purposefultember 25 to wind up the station's affairs. 0 5 THEME FROM DOCTOR KILDARE,RichardChamberlain, MGM 13015 10 Station WDKD was Kingstree's DUKE'S only radio outlet, servicing an area roughly withina 35 -mile radius O4 WOLVERTON MOUNTAIN,Claude King, Columbia 42352 11 of the city. Walker, whose "rural were jokes0 7 HEART IN HAND,BrendaLee, Decca 31407 5 BOBBY BLAND withhidden meanings"(sode- scribed by a Commission examiner), has his biggest HIT... was discharged last year. He hadC) 6AL DI LA', Emilio Pericoll, Warner Bros. 5259 12 been on the air four hours a day, DESTINED FOR THE TOP OF THE CHARTS handling numerous recorded music0 - YOU DON'T KNOW ME,Ray Charles, ABC -Paramount 10345 2 shows. In addition to criticism of Walk- er,theFCCexaminercalled0 12 ROUTE 66 THEME,Nelson Riddle, Capitol 4741 10 YIELD NOT TO attention to other aspects of the station'sprogramming. He cited 8 JOHNNY LOVES ME, ShelleyFabares,Colpix 636 these figures: Only 17 per cent of the14I,- TEMPTATION hour broadcast day was devoted to 9 SNAP YOUR FINGERS,Joe Henderson, Todd 1072 12 DUKE 352 material other than musical rec-0 ordsandspotcommercials.As HAVE A GOOD TIME, Sue Thompson, Hickory 1174 8 many as 420 spots were presented0 10 -Take a ride with in one broadcast day. 0 13STEEL MEN, Jimmy Dean, Columbia42483 7 JUNIOR Fair Cards Talks CALL ME MR. IN-BETWEEN,BurlIves, Decca 31405 3 Continued from page 28 0 18

GET ON HIS Inc., Chicago-"The National Ad- A SW INGIN' SAFARI, Billy Vaughn, Dot 16374 3 vertiser." 0 17 James E. Schwenck, senior vice- president, Roche, Rickert & Cleary,0 11 BUT NOT FOR ME,Ketty Lester, Era 3080 7 "DRIVING Inc., Chicago - "The Local Ad- vertiser." 15 NEVER IN A MILLION YEARS, Linda Scott, Congress 103 8 Clinics 0 On Thursday afternoon from 2 to 4:30 p.m.another round of0 - SHE'S NOT YOU,ElvisPresley, RCA Victor 8041 WHEEL" person -to -person clinics will cover the following areas: DLP-76 A TASTE Of HONEY,Martin Denny, Liberty 55410 4 PLUS his latest single "Making News a Vital Part of Programming."ThadM.Sand- strom, general manager of WIBW-0 14 STRANGER ON THE SHORE, Mr. Acker Bilk,Atco 6217 21 "SWEETER AS THE DAYS GO BY" TV, AM and FM, Topeka, Kan., chairman, and Lee Hanna, news DUKE 351 director, WNEW, New York City, speaker. RADIO -TV BRIEFS

STILL HOT ON DUKEPEACOCK BEST SELLER LIST "How the Programmer and Sales Can Co -Operate to Build StationWTFM Wants Telstar citiesas New York,Cincinnati, "YOU'RE SOMETHING "THE KING Billings." Lawrence C. Christopher, Minneapolis, St. Louis and Detroit. DUKE senior editor of Broadcasting mag- NEW YORK-WTFM has ap-The programalsocallsfora ELSE" BEE" azine, Chicago, chairman. pliedtobecomethefirst FM HAS AL T.N.T. BRAGGS JOE SCOTT "How to Choose a Music Patternstereo station to utilize the Telstarschedule of newspaper display ads. THE Peacock 1918 Peacock 1913 for YourStation."WilliamA.satellite for an America -to -Europe Gavin of San Francisco, chairman.stereocast. Butler WLW-C Service Director HITS "HERE'S THE MAN DYNAM C BOBBY BLAND" The finalsession will be held Theproject,asproposedto COLUMBUS, Ohio-Morris W. DLP 73 FrederickR.Kappel, American Friday morning, September 7. Butler has beenappointedspe- Scheduled to speak are: LeonTelephoneandTelegraph board Be Sure to Have Schlosser,directorofprograms,chairman by David H. Polinger,cial broadcast services director at WBBM, Chicago-"How to KnowWTFM general manager, wouldWLW-C,Columbus,succeeding "MY SAD HEART" When Your Programming Needspermit the station to transmit FMBud Gillis, who resigned to become Overhauling." stereobroadcastssimultaneouslyexecutivesecretaryoftheOhio WILLIE MAYS (MR. SOUL) George Skinner, director of radioto a number of European cities as wellasthepresent New YorkEducationalTelevisionNetwork Duke 350 programming services, The Katz Agency, Inc., New York City-metropolitan broadcasting audience.Commission. "Case Saudies ofWhy Two Mutual Re -Elects Hurleigh Stations Changed Format." Drilling Heads C. C. Corp. DUKE -PEACOCK RECORDS, INC. 2809 ERASTUS ST. William McCormick,president ST. PAUL-Robert R. Hurleigh andgeneral ORCHARD 3.2611 HOUSTON 26, TEXAS manager,WNAC, NEW YORK-Joseph C. Dril-was re-elected president of Mutual Boston-"Story on Change fromling has been named president of Top 40 to Soft Music." Crowell -Collier Broadcasting Cor-Broadcasting System, a post he has

Representatives of station KMOporation and will join the companyheldsince1959.Mutualalso inSt. Louis-"The Change FromAugust 13, headquartcring in Loselected Stephen J. McCormick and IDEAL SPACE FOR MusictoPersonalityProgram-Angeles. Crowell -Collier, a divisionPhilip D'Antoni to its hoard of di- ming." of the publishing house of the samerectors. RECORD MANUFACTURERS name, operates stations in Los An- geles, San Francisco and Minne- HerbertP. Buetow, president of DISTRIBUTORS-ONE STOPS DAYTON JOCKEYapolis. Minnesota Mining and Manufac- Drilling is a 21 -year broadcast-turing Company, Mutual's parent Warehouse-Office Space-Personnel ing veteran and was previously withfirm, also announced the creation MAKES BIG CITY of an executive committee for the Available-Yonkers, N. Y. NEWYORK-Bob Holli- WJW-TV. Cleveland; before that with KJEO-TV, Fresno, Califandradio network and the election of day,diskjockeyatStation John J.Verstraete Jr., Minnesota On August 1, Record Source International (RSI) willmove its present collating WING, Dayton, Ohio, won a the McLatchy Broadcasting Com- pany. Mining's director of communica- and shipping facilities from Yonkers (adjacent to NYC)to Cincinnati. free weekend in New York, tions, as its chairman. firstprize in Cadence Rec- This move enables a progressive organization to leasesome 1,000 square feet ords' Guess the Two Sides of Big Push on at WGN Joe Longstreth on WLW, Cincy of warehouse and office space. A staff of three experiencedindividuals, with MyRecord Contest.The fine references, will also be available at thesame time. Johnny Tillotsonsingle was CHICAGO-Station WGN, using CINCINNATI-JoeLongstreth, the slogan, "Chicago Sounds Mar- literary musician, Located next to the post office, a short distance from the N.Y.Thruway, this "Send Me thePillow You author, agent, space is ideal for a firm involved with the manufacture or distribution of records. Dream On" b.w. "What'llI velous on WGN Radio -720" lastactor and gourmet, featured on his Do?" Cadencespokesmen week begananextensive audienceown show on WLW-D, Dayton, For an appointment to see the space and to interview the personnel, please said over 500 answers were promotion campaign. Station claimsOhio, the last two years, launched call Hal Cook at Plaza 7-2800 inN.Y.C. or Frank MattioliinYonkers at received. Holliday's entry was it is the most comprehensive promoWLW-Radio here, Monday (23). BEverley 7-3700. the earliest received of 15 cor- ever staged in Chicago. Show, covering a wide varietyof rect replies. Thestation is posting 300 bill-topics, runs 1:35-2 p.m., Monday boards in Chicago as well as suchthrough Friday. kJ).Al)71 tP.

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IMPERIAL RECORDS 6425 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, Calif, 32BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK AUGUST 4, 1962Mountain Boys on the Grand Ole Opry for some 25 years. Here's hisfirst album for Starday. He's backed with such name country performers as Cowboy Copas on Pik open -string Martin guitar, Howdy Forrester onfiddle, Jimmy Riddle, harmonica, and Reviews of New Albums Junior Husky,bass. Sides include "Moun- SPOTLIGHT ALBUMS tainDew,""SouthernMoon,""ILike Continued from page 26 MountainMusic." 'lidOF THE WEEK (S) - The fine, **** YOUR FAVORITE SINGING sensitive voice of Eydie**** LIVE IT UP AND GROUPS Gorme is combined here with a mood -typeLAUGH IT UP VariousArtists.Hull 1002-This setischorus, some very appealing ork backing by Strongest sales potential of all albums reviewed this week. aimed squarely at the teens and these oldiesJoe Guercio. Selections include some of the Johnny Bond andhisFriends.Starday but goodies should interest the12to 18 -best"late -hours"standards,like"You'llSLP 187-Johnny Bond, along with Cow- year -olds who dig the rock Artists includeNever Know" and "I'll Never Smile Again,"boy Copas, Archie Campbell, Justin Tubb, Continued from page 26 the Monotones, the Elegants, the Desires,alongwith some exciting up -tempo sidesCathy Copas and others, has a lot of fun the Avons,the Beltones,thePastels,thelike "Granada" and "Frencsi." Cover shothere as he sings and tellsstories on thisTHELONIOUS MONK'S GREATEST HITS lively Sparks, the Legends, the Miller Sisters and isgood, too.It'sreally some of the very recording.Setwasrecordedwith Riverside RLP 9421 (S)-Some of the most preferred theCarousels.Many ofthetuneswerebest of Eydie Gorme, and lotsofspinsalargeaudienceattheStardaySound semi -hits, and some were hits. Set has goodshould follow. StudiosinNashvillelast March. Included tracks from the Monk catalog are collected on this one potential. onthesetare"OklahomaHills," "Ten LP on Riverside. The album spotlights the composer- Little Bottles," "Alabam" (sung by Copas), **** THE VERY BEST OF "Down Yonder" and "San Antonio Rose." pianist throughout with a variety of groups. Among the **** HONOLULU HONKY TONIC STEVE LAWRENCE Good wax. supporting players are top instrumentalists like John Col- Frankie Carle, His Plano and Ork. RCA United Artists UAL 3190 (M); UAS 6190 trane, Sonny Rollins, Gerry Mulligan and Coleman Hawk- Victor LPM 2540 (M); LSP 2540 (S)-The(S) --Steve Lawrence has had a number of combination of Honky Tonk and Hawaiiangood albums, some alone and some with**** MY FAVORITES ins. Top Monk material like "Off Minor," "Brilliant Cor- songs may seem unusual but under Carle'shis wife, Eydie Gorme. He goesitaloneOF HANK WILLIAMS ners" a'nd " 'Round Midnight" are some of the fine tracks touch it jells neatly and turns into a listen -here and does afine,sensitive job. Joe George Jones. United Artists. UAL 3220 included. There are six in all. able combination. Carle takes such tunesGuercio's orkprovides some veryclassy(M); UAS 6220 (S)-Some ofthegreat as"MyLittleGrassShack,""Onthebacking. It all adds up to a very appealingsongs penned by Hank Williams as well as Besets at Waikiki," "Lovely Hula Hands"package that should go over well with histunes that he made famous are sung attrac-JAZZ MISSION TO MOSCOW and "My Isle of Golden Dreams" and turnsmany fans. Selections include some of histivelyhere by George Jonesover good Colpix CP 433 (M); SCP 433 (S)-This should be a big them into happy honky tonk tunes. Unusualsingle hits plus songs he's known for doingbacking by the bandThe songs include one for the label. The set comes hard on the heels of enoughset-withanattractivecover-toinpersonal appearances:"Portraitof My"Your Cheating Heart," "Take These Chains appeal to many. Love," "When You'reinLove," "WhileFrom My Heart," "A House Without Love," wide press coverage and controversy. The band is com- There's Still Time," etc. "You Win Again," "Mansion on the Hill" posedofmusiciansthattouredRussiawithBenny and "Lonesome Whistle." The singer sells **** HUGO WINTERHALTER thematerialwithauthorityandfeeling. Goodman, and top flight men they are too. The album GOES CONTINENTAL **** THE McGUIRE SISTERS SINGGood wax here for country and pop marts. showcases the first-class soloists playing arrangements by RCA Victor LPM 2482 (M); LSP 2482SONGS EVERYBODY KNOWS Al Cohn that are touched with excitement and humor. (5-2-Bright, cheery performance of a flock Coral CRL 57415 (M); CRL 757415 (S)- of European -basedtunescouldhelpthisThe selections here areallfine, old stand-COMEDY Zoot Sims, Phil Woods, Willie Dennis, Markie Marko- album grab a lot of air -play and over-the-ards and they do them witha wonderful witz, Gene Allen and Eddie Costa all come in for kudos. counter sales. The lush and winning Winter - **** SEVEN CHARACTERS IN sense of harmony. Great "remember -when"SEARCH OF EDDIE LAWRENCE The tunes out of the B. G. book, are refreshingly charted halter arrangements add a lot of sparkle tomusic. Dick Jacobs' ork backs them nicely. such tunesas"Volare," "Wonderland by Coral CRL 57411 (M); CRL 757411 (5)- by Cohn: "Midnight in Moscow," "Mission to Moscow," Night," "Oh My Papa," "Never on Sun-Sides include "You're Driving Me Crazy,"The Old Philosopher is back again, with a "Let's Dance" and "Russian Lullaby" are top tracks. "IReallyDon't WanttoKnow," "Oldbraceof day" and "Anna." One ofWinterhalter'sDevil Moon" and "If Love Is Good to Me." new "philosopher"andother best this past year and a set that could be a sketches,authoredbyLawrencehimself. steady seller. among others. Possibly the most topical item here is "The"BIRD" SYMBOLS PhilosopherTwist,"butthereareother Charlie Parker PLP 407-Here's a collector's item. Great funny ones,too,including "Lawyer's Phi- **** GIFT OF LOVE losopher," and the "Deejay Philosopher Re- Charlie Parker performances (some say his greatest) orig- JackJones. Kapp KL 1292-Standards inally recorded and released on the West Coast by Dial are the **** STRONG turns." These are by far the best of the diet here for Jack Jones' smart, sketches, which also include such titlesas Records are packaged beautifully in double -fold album. crooning style and he does his selections to "Pay the Rent," "Uncle Ned's Amateurs," alistenably scored ork background under SALES POTENTIAL etc. The tracks cover a variety of artists playing with Parker; the alternating batons of Chuck Sagle and Miles Davis and Erroll Garner are only two."Em- Glenn Osser. "I See Your Face Before Me," "Time After Time," "In Other Words," SACRED braceable You," "A Night in Tunisia," "Ornithology," and "Too Late Now" are among the better and "Cool Blues" are only a few of the historic tracks. more satisfying samples. Likeallmaterial **** ARTHUR SMITH AND by thisartist,this new album is a likely THE CROSSROADS QUARTET Comedy candidate for major airplay. Starday SLP 186-The Crossroads Quar-THE BUTTON-DOWN MIND ON TV **** SOMETHIN' SPECIAL tet,withArthur Smith, has beensinging Les McCannand Richard(Groove)togetherfor eightyears anditsperform- Bob Newhart. Warner Bros. W 1467 (M); WS 1467 (S)- **** JACKIE WILSON AT THE COPAHolmes. Pacific Jazz PI 51-A very swing-anceisbeautifullypolished.Thisalbum This is one of the best and funniest Bob Newhart record- Brunswick BL 754108 - Here's the liveing package from the West Coast. Thefeatures a series of gospel songs-all about waxing of Jackie Wilson at the Copa, show -albumfeaturespianistLes McCann andJesus Christ. Tommy Faile's fine bass voice ings in a long time, since his first in fact. He has two leg off his exciting style and powerful pipesorganist Groove Holmes in six tracks, fivecomes through excellently on "The Fourth routines "Introducing Tobacco to Civilization" and "De- on an unusualcollectionoftunes,fromof which aresizzlingswingers. Also fea-Man," "Wake Up Lazarus" and "I Love fusing a Bomb," that will be talked about for months to pop to r.&b., from standards to swingerstured is a tenor saxist working here underto Sing the Songs About Jesus." Other fine come. And another routine, "A Friend With a Dog," is by Ray Charles. He sells them in his usualthemusical nom -de -plume of Joe SpIMk.sides:"IntheGarden" and"The Old driving style, aided by smart arrangements,Some fine guitar workisalso contributedRugged Cross." no slouch either. In all of them, in his own zany way, and a femme group on the gospel kick. Bestby Joe Pass One of the leading up -tempo Newhart stands things on their heads and makes life sides are his medley of favorites called "Itracksis"Me andGroove"whilethe Love Them All," plus "To Be Loved" andlovely "I Thought I Knew You" is also a**** GOSPEL SPECIAL very funny indeed. This should be a hot seller to the "Lonely Teardrops." Good,excitingwaxwinner. LewisFamily.StardaySLP 193-The millions of Newhart followers. that should appeal tohis many followers. Lewis Family has been featured on MBE- TV in Augusta for eight years and regu- Low Priced Pop **** NICE AND EASY larlytours the Southlands. Wallace plays **** THE VERY BEST Johnny Lyle Quintet. Jazzland JLP 967- ACCENT ON STRINGS OF EYDIE GORME guitar and composes much of the material; The vibrant is caught in a standard comboLittleRoy picksthe5 -stringbanjo,Tal- Clebanoff and his Ork. Mercury MGD 16 (M); SRD 16 United Artists UAL 3189 (M); UAS 6189organization here. The lad has some first-madge plays thefiddle, (Pop) plays bass rate jazz men as allies on this date Bobbyand sings, and the three gals, Polly, Janis (S)-A Clebanoff sampler that should win new friends Timmons is on piano and Johnny Griffinand Miggie sing. Of the sides, "Ain't No for the conductor and his highly successful series of LP's is the tenor saxist. 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(Con-0 1 Cliffordislushly backed by stringsinarad-Karlan, BMI) (2:10) datewrittenandproduced byLeiber- Stoller.(Trio, BMI) (2:26) ***IllFollowYou - (Cromwell,(:) 2 TWIST AND SHOUT,Islay Brothers, Wand 124 8 A BOOK ASCAP) (2:27) *** ClosetoCathy - (Arch,ASCAP) (2:40) NIC31,.'7 ROSES ARE RED, Bobby Vinton, Epic 9509 6 BY THE COVER" DEL RICHARDSON THE PROFILES **** The Boys Night Out-MGM 3088 BO DIDDLEY **** That Watusi Wobble - GOLDIE-Here's the new movietitletheme done C) 6THE WAHAVATUSI, Orions, Cameo 218 1103-Here'satitlethatcombinestwoby the lad in fine, happy fashion. The tune Checker #1019 dancetitles and the boys pound out theisappealing andisdonetoclassyork rhythmic message in shout style, with a big,backing. Beat is good for Twisting. (Miller,0 4I NEED YOUR LOVING, Don Gardner & Dee Dee Ford, Fire 508 9 blaring band backing. Good bitof excite-ASCAP) (2:18) ment here that could generate some play. *** Come Sta-(Robbins, ASCAP) (2:44) 'REAP WHAT (Armada, BMI) (2:12) 0 12PARTY LIGHTS, Claudine Clark, Chancellor 1113 4 *** TakeaGiantStep(Walk On)- (Armada, BMI) (2:30) YOU SOW" THE APPLEJACKS CI 10HAVING A PARTY, Sam Cooke, RCA Victor 8036 1 **** Anytime-CAMEO 222-This is a bright side that should make happy tavern BILLY STEWART FRANK IFIELD juke box programming. It's the old standard **** I Remember You-VEE JAY 457done insingalongstylewith saxes and 8 SNAP YOUR FINGERS, Joe Henderson, Todd 1012 12 Chess #1820 -The oldieishandedamostunusualbanjos in accompaniment. (Hill and Range, reading by the singer over a country -styledBMI) (2:05) backing. It has a nice lilt and a chance to (D 13 GRAVY, Dee Dee Sharp, Cameo 219 7 happen via the singer's gimmicky and catchy*** Struttln'inthe Summertime-(Kal- "RINKY DINK" reading. Watch it. (ASCAP) mann, ASCAP) (2:08) NFII1 AHAB THE ARAB, Ray Stevens,Mercury 11966 4 *** IListento My Heart-(ASCAP) DAVE (Baby) CORTEZ JOHNNY (BIRD) PARKER Chess #1829 **** Beach Time U.S.A.-WELLS 199 9 ANY DAY NOW, Chuck Jackson, Wand 122 13 GARY PAXTON -This isthe beach theme again, this time done to a Bo Diddley type beat. Side swings **** Alley Oop Was a Two -Dab Man- with good rhythm vocalby thelad and 14 THE STRIPPER, David Rose & Ork, MGM 13064 4 LIBERTY 55485-Paxton does another ver-fine sax blowing. (Instant, BMI) (2:07) "STOP THE sion of the "Alley Oop" hit of some time ago. The side has a cute sound that might*** For Goodness Sake-(Instant, BMI) score with pre-teeners. It features infectious(2:00) 16 I'M HANGING UP MY HEART FOR YOU, Solomon Burke, Atlantic 2147 9 WEDDING" rhythm with vocal chorus. (Garpax, BMI) (2:56) C) 17 PLAYBOY, Marvelettes, Tamla 54060 11 ERA JAMES *** Stop Twistin' Baby-(Garpax, BMI)IVORY JOE HUNTER (2:06) **** Somebody'sStealing My Lose- 0 19WALK ON THE WILD SIDE, Jimmy Smith, Verve 10255 10 Argo #5418 VEE JAY 2482-Ivory Joesingsablues balladhere withconviction.lieaddsa touch of gospelto the tune andisade- SHOUT AND SHIMMY, James Brown & the Famous Flames, King 5657 2 JOHNNY LOREN quately backed by horns, piano and rhythm.0 28 NESS PROD. CORP. **** Snake Bracelet, Painted Eyes, and(St. Louis, BMI) (2:38) a Cleopatra Wig - PHILIPS 40044 - Fine NIGHT TRAIN, James Brown, King 5614 2120 S. Michigan Nile sound as the lad sings a story about*** You Only Want Me When You Need0 23 16 his gal who ears all the nonsense mentionedMe-(Roosevelt, BMI) (2:20) Chicago 16, III. inthetitle. Greatteen sound withjust - LOCOMOTION, LittleEva, Dimension 1000 1 enough appeal to attract attention. (Marna, HMI) (2:13) JERRY McGEE C)I 27 LOOKIN' FOR A LOVE, The Valentinos, Sar132 2 *** Dream of Home (And My Love)-**** Solitude - REPRISE 20098- This NOW DISTRIBUTED (Merrimac, BMI) (1:52) pretty new tune-not the Ellington Soli- tude" is played in a warm, Floyd Cramer style by McGee and the ork. It has a chance0 22 I DON'T LOVE YOU NO MORE, Jimmy Norman, Little Star 113 4 BY VEE JAY RECORDS for much exposure. (South Mountain, BMI) TERRY NOLAND (2:48) **** Long Gone Baby-APT 25065- O- I JUST CANT HELP IT, Jackie Wilson, Brunswick 55229 IN U. S. Sweeping arrangement sparksthisunusual*** JamUp-(SouthMountain,BMI) country -pop tune about a gal who islong(1:51) 0 - MONEY, JennellHawkins, Amazon 708 gone but she is still the only one he wants. Johnny Vincent and This interesting disk has a sound (Dundee, BMI) (2:23) DAVE KENNEDY AND THE 0 21 DON'T PUY THAT SONG, Ben E. King, Atco 6222 13 *** There Goes a Girl-(Dundee, BMI)AMBASSADORS Abner join forces and **** That'sWhere Lonesome (2:54) Lives-..0.:131\15 IT KEEPS RIGHT ON A.HURTIN', Johnny Tillotson, Cadence1418 11 CUCA 1093-Theladtellsasadstory announce that the first about himself here. Hisgirlhasleft him and he's lonesome as can be. Chorus joins ACE release through MEL HENKE AND HIS ORK him in his misery. (2:17) 0 20WELCOME HOME BABY, Shirelles, Scepter 1234 3 **** 77Sunset"Strip" - WARNER*** LittleRed Rented Rowboat -12:00) BROS 5295-Here's a"Stripper -type" ver- BOOM 100M, John Lee Hooker, Vee Jay 438 VJ and its distributors sion of "77 Sunset Strip" that could graba 0 18 lot of air exposure. The band handsita rousing instrumental is: performance thatMcKINLEY MITCHELL O- RINKY DINK, Dave (Baby)Cortez,Chess1829' moves. (M. Witmark & Sons, ASCAP) (2:22)**** I'm So Glad-ONE-DERFUL 4810 -The chanter shouts out the news that his *** 011ver'sTwist - (Henke -Stern,baby's combs' home on this emotional disk- - STOP THE WEDDING, Etta James, Argo 5418 ASCAP) (2:15) ing which alsofeatures good combo and fern group support. Pounding vocal could The New help this take off. (Vapac, BMI) (2:18) *** Just One More Lie-(Marson, HMI) CHUCK SEDACCA (2:20) * * * MODERATE **** Busy-SMASH 1773-A cuteteen*** AllofaSudden-(Vapac,BMI) Jimmy item, dealing with the cat's futile attempt(2:30) SALES POTENTIAL to reach his gal on the phone. The line's BOBBY BARNETT 0 always busy and the deep -toned bass vocal **** Last of the Angels - REPRISE gimmick emulates the busysingle. Has a 20009-AttractivecountryweeperissungGARY CHARGE chance. (Arkay, BMI) (1:57) BILL BRYAN AND THE GOLD TONESwith warmth and feeling bythesinger, *** Peaches and Cream iDaywin, BM) Clanton **** RockingChair - PIKE 5913-aided nicely by the chorus and ork support -*** I'm All Grown Up Now (Law, *** I Don't Wanna Know-(Arkay, BMI)Here'sabright upbeat ditty backing. Good side for the market. (Tree, BMI) BLUE DIAMOND 3215 (2:27) with touchesBMI) (2:10) of "Bo Diddley." The lead spouts out the RICKI ANDERS message with answering phrases from the**** Crazy Little Lover-Bright novelty *** Gravy (Kalmann, ASCAP) (1:5I)-- group. Has asound which couldcreateeffortis sung with feeling by the chanter *** Dancin' Party (Kalmann, ASCAP) THE HOLLY TWINS some interest(Flowers, BMI) (2:17) over good pop -country support. Could grab (2:23). TWIN HITS 2019 coins in the field. (Tree, BMI) (1:58) "VENUS **** PotatoChips - RENDEZVOUS*** Wasted Words-(Flowers, HMI) (2:14) 180-Here'sacute (2:14) GEORGE TUCKER noveltysungbythe *** 1 Remember Moonlight Beach twosome.It'sallabouta boy who eats potato (Hill & Range, BMI)-*** Moonlight chipsinthemovies.Mightscore GEORGIE RIDDLE Beach (RIB & Range, BMI). JUBILEE with the teeners. (Mardon, BM!) (2:25) **** Let Me Go-UNITED ARTISTS MARIE GLADNESS 5430 IN *** Okeefenokee-(Mardon, BMI) (2:03)**** Cops and Robbers-ABNER 7004394-Thisisaweeperthat'ssungwith goodfeelingbythelad.It'saquick-BERT CONVY -A lot of wild singing by sonic gals andstepping tune that features excellent vocal *** Nee-No-Nah-Nee(Cornell,BM) maybe guys brings Marie on with a story'backed by country fiddles and guitar work. (2:25) - *** Renata (Maxwell, BMI). THE PIPS of her guy who's a bad guy and a goodGood country side. (Glad, BMI) (2:26) MOONGLOW 212 guy,too.Finer.&b.sound,and Marie **** Darling-FURY 1067-Achorussingswithalotoffeeling. Some fancy**** LittleHeartbreaker You - TheFIVE DU -TONES BLUE of guys tellsthe story about "Darling-letfiddles, too. (Conrad, BMI) (2:10) lyric here works In a bit of "One Little *** The Flea(Vapac, BMI) (2:31)- me tell you how Ilove you." The chicks Indian" idea with some fine country -type *** Please Change Your Mind (Vapac, answer backinappealingfashion. Good*** I'mAnxious-(Conrad-Irving,BMI)switchingaround.ThesideIsspiritedly BMI) (2:35). ONE-DERFUL 4811 beat and some listenable organ work. (Fast,(2:05) sung by the lad with strong backing by BMI) (2:44) country instrumentation. (Glad, BMI) (1:55)CAMMY COLLINS *** JohnnyGetAngry(Tod,BMI) JEANS" *** Linda-(Fast, BMI) (2:28) (2:33)-*** Sealed With a Kiss(Post, SONNY JAMES ASCAP) (2:34) **** A Mlle and a Quarter-DOT 16381BOB JENNINGS ACE #8001 -Thisisasong -storyaboutthree men**** I Know Three's aCrowd-BENNY SPELLMAN MARILYN BRITTON who break out of Alcatraz. The tune hasUNITED ARTISTS 446-A soft -slow, plead- *** Every Now and Then (Minh, BMI) **** Big Mr. Heartbreaker--VEE JAY topical quality forIt comes hard on theing weeper. The lad's lost the lass and he -***Em he Love (Wait, BMI) (3:00). 4110 1449 S.Michigan Ave. 2486-Thisisa sidewith aninsinuatingnews stories about the recent break fromsings this country ballad in convincing style. MINIT 652 beat, and its nicely sung by the lass againstthe Rock. Fine country -type side hers hasThe backing features some fine piano work Chicago 5,III. strong rhythm and good piano work Infec.good singing from the boy who is backedand a vocal chorus. (Four Star, BMI) (2:20)JOE SCOTT tious quality of the beat could very wellby vocal chorus and country -type combo*** Are You Forgettingf-(Tree, BMI) *** The King Bee (Lion, BMI) (2:22)- score with teens. (Tree, HMI) (2:02) (Lo-Ja, HMI) (2:29) (2:07) (Continued on page 36) THE ItIARVELETTES

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ClaudeThornhill back in PLAYBOY-Marvelletes (HI-Fi) (Courtesy Discomania) is a miniature reproduction of the 6 7 BREAKING UP IS HARD TO *Denotes local origin the band business with an outfit at the Hotel Peabody, Memphis. original work, with overture, solo DO-Nell Sedaka (RCA)- ThisLast .. Della Reese toEngland for TV filming and a record date for Filipinas Week Week RCA. A p.a. at the Flamingo, Las Vegas, follows that.... tunes, ensembles and finales. Rene 7 6 SEND SOMEONE TO LOVE ME 1 1 PERDONAME-*Duo Dinamice handledthearranging and the -Steve Lawrence (United (Voz Amo)-Del Sur Composer Johnny Richards willintro new composition at Artists)-Mareco 1 1 LOVE ME WARM AND Indiana U. Midwest Festival of Jazz August 17-19. orchestrations,with Chuck Ger- $ 10 WAH-WATUSI-The Orions TENDER-Paul Anka (RCA)-. hardt producing and Lehman Engel (Cameo)-Dyna Products Hispavox Johnny Farrow, David Greenman and Juggy Gayles of Joy 9 II SPEEDY GONZALES- 3 8 A STEEL GUITAR AND A Records, spreading the word through 25 cities....Little Joey conducting. About 2,500 pages of Pat Boone (Dot)-Marceo GLASS OF WINE-Paul Anka 10 ROME ADVENTURE- (RCA)-Hispavox and the Flips, the "Bongo Stomp" makers, off on first round orchestra score were needed to DellaReese(RCA)-Filipinas 4 4 LINDA MUCHACHITA- of concert and club dates.... "At HomeWith Jazz" is new provide the background for the Connie Francis (Hispavox)- film made by the Jazz Arts Society. ... The Fantasticsplay the Hispavox flock of operettas. To make the re- PORTUGAL S f BALADA DE LA TROMPETA Encore Theater, Chicago, through August 5. ...Mercury cordings 25 singers, among themThisLast Los 5 Latinos (Fontana) signed Harold Ward. ... Robert Maxwell andEmanuel Verdi Anna Moffa, and 55 musiciansWeek Week 6 6 EL TERCER HOMBRE- formed Varmax Productions. First outing getting action is "My 1 - A GUERRA DE 1908- *Duo Dinamico (Voz Amo)-- were used. Raul Solnado (Parlophone) Del Mundo Daddy Is President" on Kapp. 2 6 ESPERANZA-Nino De Murica 7 7 DANCE ON LITTLE GIRL-. Rene, Gerhardt, and Engel, are (Festival) Paul Anka (Hispavox)- Record number for the Philips disking of "Mama He Treats flying to London this month, with 3 85 A 3-Mario Simoes Hispavox Your Daughter Mean," by Ruth Brown, is Philips 40056. the leading soloists to record six (Alvorada) - MARY CARMEN-'Duo Dina- more operettasfor theEnglish4 - MARCHA DOS BI-CAMPEOES- mico (Voz Amo)--Del Sur Sidney Siegel, of Seeco, in Europe for talks.... Harry Conj. Sem Nome (Decca) 9 9 MULTIPLICATION- Reader's Digest package. These are5 - LADO A LADO-Simone De Bobby Darin (Belter) Weiss, of Plaza Records, coming here to set up offices.... "No No Nannette," "The Choco- Oliveira (Alvorada) 10 - DIME POR QUE-'Duo Ahmad Ismail into the Embers through September 1. ... Julia late Soldier," "Bittersweet," "White 6 4 PERDOA-ME PELO BEM QUE Dinamico (Voz Amo)-Del Sur Records has new offices in Elizabeth, N. J.... Amy Records TE QUERO-Orlando Dias Horse Inn,""Countess Maritza" (Patiophone) has signed singer Russ Raymond. JACK MAKER and "The Gypsy Baron." Mean-7 - PERDAO PARA DOIS- SOUTH AFRICA while,Rene, now inCalifornia Cauby Peixoto (RCA) (CourtesyRadioS.Africa & Lourence Chicago with his bride June, has just had an 8 5 MULTIPLICATIONS- Marques) BobbyDarin(Atlantic) *Denotes local origin album issued on the Decca label9 1 LA NOVIA-Antonio Prieto ThisLast Vic Damone, currently appearing at the Sahara Inn, Is called "Paris Loves Lovers." (RCA) Week Week aiming for a Capitol album to be recorded at the Sahara, with 1 3 WONDERFUL LAND- the orchestra conducted by Frank York. The orchestrais The Shadows(Columbia)- one of the top showbacking bandy seen here in a long time. Francis Day Cincinnati 2 9 JOHNNY & THE MERMAID- 'Johnny Kongas & the G-Mea Sig Sakowicz, of several local stations, is off to French Ralph Marterie, sporting a brand-new band and a new book (RCA)-Southern Lick, Ind., and probably has his tape recorder with him. ... cleffed by writers Bill Potts and Mannie Albam, closed a four - 3 2 DO YOU WANT TO DANCE- The Leon Sash Quintet is currently appearing at the Velvet day stand at Coney Island here ended Sunday (29) and departed 'Mickie Most (Rave)-R. Mellon 4 1 TELL ME WHAT HE SAID- Heart Room of the Guest House in suburban Franklin Park. for Buckeye Lake Park, Buckeye Lake, Ohio, and Cleveland, Helen Shapiro (Columbia)- The group features three accordions, Sash's jazz accordion after which he hopes to keep alive with a string of Midwestern Ardmore-Beechwood lead plus a bass accordion and a cello accordion. 5 8 DREAM BABY-Roy Orbison dates. The unexpected developments in the MCA case sort of (London)-Acuff-Rose Phyllis Diller is next to open at the Melody Top summer left him sitting on the lot, Marterie says. He reports satisfactory 6 5 LANGUAGE OF LOVE- theater. She'll star in "Wonderful Town," opening July 30 for a action on his new United Artists album, "Marterie Plays Again." John D. Loudermilk (RCA)- .. A new label, Saxony Records, headed by Bud Reneau, Paul Acuff-Rose two-week stanza.... The New Red Arrow in suburban Stickney, 7 4 NORMAN-Sue Thompson Ill., has signed Franz Jackson and His All -Stars for Saturday Trefzger and Joe Sheets, made its bow here recently. Firm's ini- (Continental)-Acuff-Rose night stints at the club. He recently completed a five-year run at tial releases are "Whenever I Get Lonely" b.w. "Thats the Way," 10 QUANDO, QUANDO, QUANDO by Rollie Willis and the Contenders, and "Times Is Tough" b.w. Pat Boone (Dot)--Witmark the club under the old management. .. . Gala premier festivities 9 - ADIOS AMIGOS-Jim Reeves are being planned by the Playboy Club for the opening of its two "There Must Be a Way," by the Cabarets. (RCA)-M.C.P.S. latest entries: St. Louis, September 20, and New York, October 10 - FOLLOW THAT DREAM- Betty (Kapp) Maier, who formerly handled the press for a Elvis Presley (RCA)-Belinda 11. The Los Angeles club is already under construction. number of niteries in the area and for the last 12 years a resi- Philips Records held a "Coketail-cocktail" party this week at dent of Las Vegas, has mended from a five-year illness and is the Surf Theater to promote the original sound -track album, handling publicity for the Mary Kaye Trio and the Bernard "Le Voyage En Balloon," from the movie "A Stowaway in the Brothers. ... The Cincinnati Summer Opera Association ended George Wein Sky." Industry reps as well as their wives and children were its four -week season (its 42d) at the Cincinnati Zoo Sunday invited.... Allstate Distributors and the Sutherland Lounge held (15) with an all-time record gross of $136,000, a 25 per cent Jazz Festival a press gathering in honor of Red Prysock. increase over the 1961 take. The association expects to wind up with a $25,000 surplus. Last year's season wound up with an The Chicago Chapter of NARAS held a monthly meeting $80,000 deficit.... Hugh Watkins, of Acme Records, in town Set for Cincy this week and the discussion topic was "Are Records Better last Wednesday (18) to promote the wares of the Torques, a Than Ever?"Part of the discussion touched pre -1950 disks six -piece instrumental group plus three male voices. Their first CINCINNATI - Arrangements and some were played to place emphasis on the speaker's on the Acme label, cut recently at the Bradley Studios, Nash- havebeencompletedforthe attitudes. .. . Bob Newhart will have a new Warner Bros. album ville,is "Sticky," Parts I and II.Mike Thompson and Bob Ohio Valley Jazz Festival to be on the counters this fall. It's called "The Button -Down Mind on Remington did the writing.... The Cozy Cole Quintet began a presented at Carthage Fairgrounds TV." ... The Gigi Room of the new posh Sahara Inn brought fortnight's stand Monday (23) at Mel Herman's Living Room here, August 24-26, with George in its new bill headlined by Vic Damone. downtown. .. Wein producing. Dino Santangelo, . Pianist Saul Striks, formerly with Sumthin' Smith Cincy press agent, is fronting the Johnny Hartman, who recently closed at the Playboy Club, and the Redheads, concluded an extended stay at the Living Room Saturday (22). BILL SACHS local promotion for several anony- was signed during his run here by Columbia Records. ... And mous backers. Jerry Van Dyke, currently at the Playboy Club, was signed by Opening night's features will be Joe Pasternak to take one of the lead roles in the forthcoming Boston DukeEllington,DaveBrubeck film by M -G -M, "The Courtship of Eddie's Father." and Louis Armstrong. Other jazeers STEVE SCHICICEL Many Bostonians are complaining this year because the tentatively set are organist Jimmy famed Castle Hill concerts in Ipswich are limited to only three Smith, Joe Williams, Maynard Fer- Philadelphia nights with room for only 500 on each occasion. Also because the guson'sband,GerryMulligan, charges are $20 a couple and $10 single. Last year George Wein Carmen McRae and Sonny Rollins. Summer season finds for the first time in years a marked ran the show, but passed it up this time. He had big name bands Others being considered, according interest in the "big band" for dance promotions with two major and noted artists. to Wein, are Thelonious Monk, eating spots turning dance hall for the experiment. The Four Nancy Wilson,CharlesMingus, Chefs, a giant catering establishment in the Frankford section Ken Capurso, music director of WHYN, took part on the Stan Getz, Clara Ward's Gospel of the city, scheduled a series of seven Thursday night dances, "Tonight" show with Jimmy Dean and did "Sounds of a Mambo Singers, Anita O'Day and Mark kicking off with Si Zentner who attracted 700 dancers for the Record." So far he has no agent.... Vaughn Monroe opens at Murphy. Father Norman J. O'Con- inaugural. Promoted by Al and Bob Backauskas, owners of the the Surf Club in Revere and will do interviews with deejays for nor, Paulist chaplain at Boston Uni- establishment, they had WRCV's Jack Pyle emseeing with the the date. He's on Dot label. versity and well-known jazz author- station doing a remote from the spot. ity, will emsee the proceedings. MAURIE ORODENKER Ernie Moresco, Dot artist, in town to push "Mary Jane," and "Down on the Beach," and both sides appear to have caught on Original plansto use the 2,500 Pittsburgh here. ... Bobby Gordon, also with Dot, around promoting his fairgrounds grandstand's "Old South, New Sound." seats, plus 4,000 chairs on the race- Carol Burnett and her revue launched the season with a track where stymied for a time fabulous gross of $116,000-a new high for any musical attrac- Sammy Dale and his orchestra have completed 14 years at early last week when Don Hunter, city building commissioner stated tion in Pittsburgh history.... Lloyd Price heads a package of the Statler Hilton. The hotelis booking acts for its Terrace 17 entertainers at the Peppermint Lounge West on August 16. Room show next season. Vicky Antler, French pianist, has that the jazz fest patrons would been signed, and there is talk of Russell Nype, Toni Arden, berestrictedfromthegrand- Sales are perking for Al Alberts' new President recording Florian Zabach, Hildegarde and Kitty Kellen....Pat Rainey, stand. He stated that the old stands of "Till Then I'll Never Love Again."... Woody Woodbury Boston's internationally renowned chanteuse, is seeing lots of could accommodate a "normal, se- canceled his Horizon Room date in September, but the club has bachelor Earl Wilson, no -hit pitcher of the Boston Red Sox. date gathering," but that thereis booked Carmen Cavallaro for his first date at the big Airport Pat missed a good chance to work for Sammy Davis Jr. when no assurance that they would stand Room in November to be followed by Earl Grant. she bit on a stone in a beef pie and broke several teeth. up under a stamping and stomping Bert Johnson, public relations chief for Dumont Distribu- jazz crowd. Charlie Feldman, head of Cosnat Records, and Fred Cen- ting, has taken his wife and has gone on a trip to Sweden. Du- The citydads relented, how- name, owner of the Ankara night club, tossed a party at the mont is making hay out of its large list of record artists perform- ever, and granted permission to use Ankara for Dick Roman, who has an area hit here in "Theme ing at the Brockton Fair. These, include Joe Dowell of the Smash the fair's grandstand provided the From A Summer Place" on the Harmon label.... Keely Smith label, Linda Scott of Congress, Bobby Vinton of Epic and Freddy crowd in the stands is limited to is asking $17,500 for a week in October at the Holiday House. Cannon of Swan.. .. Four of the local musical tents opened the 2,600, that they do not smoke and ... Bobby Vinton's new Epic LP, "Roses Are Red," is really season with non-musical productions and found generally that that the police stop the show if any doing well here. His "Roses Are Red" single has topped 100,000 straight plays just don't go in the round. Biggest trouble was stomping of feet occurs during the in Pittsburgh sales alone. LEONARD MENDLOWITZ the sound systems. CAMERON DEWAR performance. BILLBOARDI MUSIC-PHONOGRAPHEI MERCHANDISING 39 30 DISPLAYS BEST SELLING PHONOGRAPHS, DISK DEALS FOR DEALERS OF HI-FI UNITS RADIOS & TAPE RECORDERS A summary of promotional opportunities for dealers by manufacturers and IN BOSTON SHOW distributors currently offering records at special terms. Shown where available are starting and expiration dates for each deal as well as the date of issue BOSTON - The first New and page number of the original news story and/or advertisement providing England highfidelity music details of each promotion.Please consult these for full information. Them are the nation's best sellers by manufacturers based on results of a show will take place at the month -long study using personal Interviews witharepresentative national Mid -Town Motor Inn here, cross-section of record -selling outlets (only) that also sell phonographs, radios LONDON-Expires -July 31, 1962.Started June 1, 1962. September 21-23. More than Label suggests en extra 15 per cent discount on the Phase 4 series-nine new and/or tape recorders. A different price group is published In the space each releases plus 12 original LP's. week. Each category appears approximately every 14 weeks. 30 separate displays will show many varieties of new stereo BLUESVILLE-Expires August 15, 196. Started July1,1962. The percentage figure shown for each brand isits share of the total number components. Buy seven, get one free on entire album catalog. of weighted points derived from all dealer responses.Point tabulations are based on the rook order of manufacturers' sales at each dealer, and weighted Special exhibits will include PRESTIGE-Expires August 15, 1962.Started ibly 1,1962.. by stoicof outlet. Only manufacturers earning 3% or more of the total dealer a "kit" clinic where onlookers Buy seven, get one free on entire album catalog. points are listed below. may watch kits being made SUN-Expires August 16, 1962. Started July 16, 1962. into working units.Experts Buy 10 LP's of any selection and get two of the same selection free. Affects Intim willexplain howtobuild Sun catalog PHONOS LISTING BETWEEN kits and will answer questions STARDAY-Expires August 30, 1962. Started July 16, 1962. onconstructiontechniques. Three free albums for each 10 purchased. Applies to entire catalog and includes $61 AND $80 Another feature of the show dated billing and 100 per cent exchange privilege. POS. Pos. Pos. will be laboratory test appa- CAMEO-PARKWAY-Expires August 31, 1962. Started March 1,1962. This 1/5/622/3/62 % of Total ratus showing. Plan features a prepak of 80 LP's assorted of best-selling catalog and new Issue Issue Issue Brand Points releases. with minimum quantities of both mono and stereo, in a browser box. Those attending will be free Dealers may purchase complete package initiallyat "unusual discounts and to bring in their own ampli- under stipulated conditions and may earn 121/2 per cent reorder privilege for 1 1 2 lib( months" Specific details are available through diatribe. Decca 21.1 fiersfor professional check- outs. ATLANTIC-ATCO-Explres August 31, 1962. Started July 1, 1962. 2 3 1 Magnavox 20.7 Fifteen per cent discount on new album releases plus entire catalogs of both Boston station WCRB will labels, conduct live stereo auditions, KING-Expires August 31, 1962.Started July 23, 1962. 3 4 - Voice of Music (V -M) 12.7 providing attendeeswitha Dealers receive five bonus singles for every 25 purchased on the King, Bethlehem, chancetoheartheirown Federal, Deluxe and Queen lines.Dealers also receive three bonus LP's for every 4 7 10 purchased on the Kingor. Bethlehem lines.Minimum purchase of 25 for 6 RCA Victor 12.3 voices in stereo. In addition, singles and 10 for albums. there will be door prizes of 5 2 3 many types of equipment. A UNITED ARTISTS-Expires August 31, 1962.Started June 17, 1962. Webcor 5.6 Labelis offering 10 per cent discount on all new releases.Available through trade and press preview will distributors. be held Thursday, September 6 7 General Electric 5.3 COLUMBIA-Expires September 29, 1962. Started July 23, 1962. 20. Label is offering its distribs a 10 per cent discount on all new releases and on 7 - Admiral 4.6 most catalog items. EPIC-OKEN-Expires September 29, 1962. Started July 23, 1962. Others 17.7 Motorola Program Label is offering a 15 per cent discount to distribs on both complete catalogs. ABC-PARAMOUNT-Expires September 30, 1962.Started July 2, 1962. For distributors, 12 per cent off on all catalog Items plus new releases on ABC - Since this chart is based on the previous month's sales,itis conceivable that Offers Variety of Paramount and Impulse. certain brands will appear at one time and not at another because of many influencing factors. Thus It does not indicate that the above ranking applies RCA VICTOR-Expires September 30, 1962. Started July 23, 1962. Label is offering its distribs a 10 per cent discount. This includes both the new for any period other than the previous month. Those brands that appeared Aids for Service releases and the complete catalog. in previous issues for this category and do not happen to merita listing above below withtheir rank orderinthe issueindicatedIn REPRISE-Expires September 30, 1962.Started July 30, 1962. parenthesis. CHICAGO-"Operation Service On the label's 20 new releases,itis offering a basic 10 per cent discount to its Aids" is a new dealer service pro- distribs, providing at least one of each of 10 selected, 10 releases are purchased, gram,inauguratedby plusa graduated scale ofextra discounts.For every two selections of the 5/5/62 Issue: Capitol (5); Motorola (6); Arvin (8); Phil- Motorola remainder of the new releases, of which distribs buy at least one, an additional Inc., under which many new serv- 1 per cent discount is earned on the entire order, up to a total discount of harmonic (8); Zenith (8). ice aids will be made available to 15 per cent. the service fraternity. MONITOR-No expiration date. Started January 31,1962. 2/3/62 Issue: Motorola (4); Capitol (5). Includedin Five LP's are specially priced to the distributor at $1 and $1.98 to the consumer. the new service, The Oistrakhs, Gilels, Kogan. Rostropovich playing Bach, Mozart and Beethoven; aimed for the nation's more than The OistrakhsplayingBach, Sarasate, Hindemith; RachmaninoffThird Piano 60,000phono,radioand TV Concerto played by Merzhanov: Richter plays Schumann. and Franck. Let's Dance outlets, are such diverse items as the Pachanga and Charanga. service uniforms in blue and gray, PHILIPS-No expiration date.Started April 8, 1962. Novel Proposal Offers Dealers Label Is offering one -for -nine in the same price category on their new "Encore" tube totes, identification materials releases. and promotionmatter,suchas back -of -set stickers, door -knob SONODOR-Limited time only. Started March 31, 1962. Protection Against Overstock hangers, matchbooks and other ad- One LP free for every five purchased. vertising devices. ROULETTE-No expiration date.Started AprIl 30, 1962. ST. LOUIS-A realistic methodthe distributor also takes a 5 -cent A 15 per cent discount on new releases plus entire Roulette, Roost and Tico of protecting dealers and at the Under a promotional plan oper- album catalogs. rap in returning singles to the man-ating during the summer, service same timeholding on tothoseufacturer. AD LIB-No expiration date.Started February 18, 1962. dealers who have not yet gone en- Diskery Covered dealers and servicemen can obtain One free LP for every five purchased. theaids tirely over to one -stops, has been The10 -centmargininvolved as premiums withthe LIBERTY-No expiration date.Started May 25, 1962. proposedby NormWienstroer,thus at least covers the manufac-purchase of Motorola tubes and All -Time Hit single series available at a 10 per cent cash discount.Disks ere head of Norman Distributing Com-turer on his pressing cost for aother parts. 21 of the label's best sellers, pany here. single. The planisso complete that REQUEST-Limited time only.Started May 5, 1962. Buy 10, get two free on new album releases. Including "German Student Songs," Wienstroerhas instituted a "The crux of the offer is thateven letterhead stationery, business "Songs of Portugal." "Fernanda Maria-the Queen of Fado" arid "Songs From change from the normal 5 per centdealers have a 100 per cent protec-cards and want lists are included the Alps " return on singles to a 100 per centtion for a small premium for thosein the material offered. return policy. In return for that,records that are returned for cred- the dealer takes 5 cents less creditit," Wienstroer pointed out. "When for unsold records than the pricethey pay a premium price ataFord Stereo Auto he paid for them. In like manner (Continued on page 40) Road to Accessory Sale Display HightlightOftenanOffbeat One ALBUM COVER OF THE WEEK NEW YORK-A "concert hall on wheels," sponsored by the Ford CLAYTON, Mo.-Asking cus- For that reason an eight -foot Motor Company, will be a feature tomers who complainof poordisplay case alongside the cash exhibitattheforthcoming New sound reproduction to bring any register,whereeverycustomer York High Fidelity Music Show.unsatisfactory records for a dem-must pause at least briefly when STEVEN'S The show will beheld October onstration of proper cleaning ac-entering the big Missouri dealer- / 2-6 at the New York Trade Show cessoriesishelpingsell aroundship, displays a $2,000 stock of i4.5k.s.K. Building. $7.500 worth of record accessories accessories, all of which are ready - The Ford display will he high- every year for the High Fidelity for active demonstration. lighted by an auto, fitted out ,for Showroom here. In the accessories inventory are FM reception, totiein with the John Marshall, owner, feels that speciallightweightphonograph. theme of the show-"A new di-few record retailers put enough arms, static brushes, static cloths. mension in sound... FN'I stereo." emphasis on accessories, not only cleaningpads.magnetic equip- The car utilizes a new type rear -for the extra profit involved, butment, record changer covers for seat speaker called a reverherator, because they keep the customer turntables,delicatelybalanced to produce a stereo -type sound insold on his phonograph he hasleveling arms, cartridges, timers, car radio music. The reverherator, purchased. cases, record albums and racks, utilizing a separate amplifier, re- aerosol spray cleaners and othe'- A SUP OF GOOD WHISKEY-IRISH THE HANK WILLIAMS SONGBOOK produces a secondsetof sound items. DRINKING SONGS-PatrickGalvin, -ConnieStevens. "We alsoplantofeatureother WarnerBros. WS waves,delayedbythree one - Offbeat OLP 4022. Kenneth R. Deardoff 1460. A most appealing full -color cover formsoftransportationutilizing With this array of accessories designedandphotographed itis thise)e- photo of the pretty blond songstress by thousandths of a second over thehighfidelitycomponents.These thus prominently shown, patchingjacket.Theattractivecover Gene Trindl. The photo, predominantly original signal. standardprocedureforeverjr should draw business to the purveyors of invividcolorsofpink,yellowand will dramatically illustrate the great spiritsaswellas- record stores Raymond Pepe, president of the salesman to bring up the subject inter- orange,isattractivelyseton a white in ested in leading customers to the ape- background. Potent display material for Institute of High Fidelity Manufac-potentialofthis new sound of accessories as soon as a cus- deity sections. pops counters and windows. turers, sponsor of the show, said:entertainment." (Continued on page 4(1) 40 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK AUGUST 4, 1962 Road to AccessoryWebcor Forms Own Novel Proposal Components Division Continued from page 39 Sale Is Often CHICAGO - Webcor, Inc., has NEW DEALER PRODUCTS formed a components division. Theone -stop for this same protection, new division has been organizedit means less profit on each sale. Offbeat One to make available the firm's com-With my policy, they pay a premi- Continued from page 39 plete line of stereo tape recorderum only on the records unsold Telectro Makes Changes decks, record changers, and relatedand make their full mark-up on tomer has made a record or aaccessories and components througheverything they sell. tape recorder units embody- phonograph purchase. established sales representatives in Cites Advantages ingnewstylingchanges, No Hard Sell the radio and electronics field. based on the precept that the Marshalldeliberatelyunder- "Isee these advantages:First, tape recorder is part of the playsthesalesmanshipangle. New models of disk changersdealers get 100 per cent protection standard decor of a room and The customer is always told thatand tape decks are being addedand the worst that can happen is not something to be hidden. in buying a new, sealed recordto the line, which will also includethat they take a 5 per cent mark- F i n e, clean-cut,modern he is getting a disk in absolutelyfor the first time tuners and am-down on unsold singles. Most deal- lines are featured in the hous- perfect condition. He istolditplifiers,accordingtomarketingers consider overstock their most ing which provides for two - will give him satisfaction until itvice-president, James McLaughlin.important problem and many de- speed, four -track stereo play - becomes scratched, dust collects McLaughlin said the new divi-sirable dealers have discontinued hack and four -track monaural in the grooves, or other problemssion will enable Webcor "to bettersingles for this reason. The new Telectro Model record andplayback.Sug- arise. servethegrowingstereocom- "Second, distributors can get far MSI23is one of four new gested listis $179.95. Then the salesman points to theponent field and also pioneer in thegreater exposure for manufactur- accessoriesdisplayand simplydevelopment of a vast untappeders and sell more singles. Distribu- says, "That's what this accessorypotential market." tors can keep dealers from going equipment is for-to keep your to a one -stop for this protection 'Silent Listening' Console record, and your phonograph, at number of tile -type coffee tables.against overstock. its absolute best. Remember that Magazines of interest to audio- "Finally, for the manufacturer, by Clairtone Sound Corpora- if you have any problems." philes and music lovers are scat-it would at least give him back the tion of Canada. The unit has Women have proved surprising-tered over the tables. The cus-cost of making the record that was built-in FM stereo, a 50 -inch ly easy to sell on accessories. They tomer is somewhat surprised whennever sold. As it is, they eventually cabinetinearlyAmerican often buy up to as much as $35 the salesman, after talking abouttake them back on a fullcredit stylingand containsClair - worth-to add to the usefulnessa particular record, takes it outbasis from distributors. tone's silent listening feature, of, say, a $400 phonograph. Theof stock, and suddenly places the whichincorporatesspecial "So far, my dealers are going for point which makes possible such record on the coffee table stool,the idea and I hope the policy can sockets for Clairtone's own sales is to remind women that theyat one end-where it begins play- headphonesandan be picked up by other distributors. stereo must constantly keep the family ing. It would be a help, too, if manu- accompanyingspeaker si- automobile up with properat- The secret, of course, is that Model S 373 (the Squire) lencerswitch.Thestereo facturers would agree to go along tention and maintenance and in- inconspicuous turntables are builtwith the plan." is one of four new console phonesareavailablesepa- dicatingthatthephonographunder the coffee tables, projecting phonos recentlyannounced rately. needs the same sort of care. Thisthrough to the top, with controls makes sense to the better -income set back two inches or so from customers, says Marshall. the underlip of the table. There,Moonglow Exec to Europe Offbeat Approach volume,treble -baseadjustments 'Drop -In' V -M Tuners Marshall, who does one of the and so on are completely out of HOLLYWOOD-Ray Maxwell, and FM stereo"drop -in" St. Louis area's biggest record vol-sight. Connected by nearly invisi-of Moonglow Records, has taken radio tuner. The new unit can umes, likes to be somewhat off- ble, fine wire to speakers aroundoff on an extended tour of Europe be dropped into most current beat in the techniques used to sell the lounge, any of five coffeeand will conduct meetings at his VM console models. It fea- his customers. One of his mosttables thusis an actual phono-firm's European headquarters in turesseparatetuningand unusual steps, both in selling rec-graph, a gimmick which not onlyBelgium. Label currently has function controls and high ords, phonographs, or even ac- amusescustomers,makessure"There She Goes," by the Para- impedance output jacks for cessories, is to invite the customerthat they talk about the experi-mours in release. Its subsidiary mu- connection of dual channel to sit down with the salesman in ence to friends, but also has re-sic firm, Ray Maxwell Music, has V -M has introduced this amplifier. Retail guide price a large, comfortable lounge, fur- sulted in orders for custom-made"Renetta" in the No. 3spot on new Model 1451 AM, FM has been set at $99.95. nished with an exceptionally large coffee-table phonographs. Italy's chart.

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UNITED STATES 1928 WITH THE THE WANDERERS JAMES O'GWINN (Hill & Range, BMI) (2:29) **** Does He Mean That Much to You -MERCURY 72008-The chanter asks his**** What Do You Want From Me-JAll COUNTRY Sing girltothink again before she breaks upA lilting backing. on this three -beater aidsRICHARD HOLMES AND LESS McCANN with him for another on this country weeper.O'Gwynn' performance on a potent weeper *** Commis' Through the Apple The backing adds a fine flavor to the disk.that could catch exposureinthemarket. (Jana,ASCAP) (3:00)-*** Semethhe JOCKEYS "THERE IS NO (Tree, BMI) (2:24) Special (Jana, ASCAP) (3:32). PACIFIC JAZZ 347 Continued from page 14 IIITSVILLE REVISITED! RAY SANDERS GREATER LOVE" *Or** See One Broken Heart-LIBERTY Two," or Jimmy Wise's "A MGM K 13082 55486-Soft, touching vocalwithan easy LIMITED BLACK and TAN beathere. The ladsingsofhisbroken House Divided," may obtain heart against a strong country backing with SALES. sameby writing on their sta- FANTASY chorus. Side has a chance. (Pamper, BMI) tion letterhead to Slick Norris (2:41) POTENTIAL David Rose Orch.-MGM at P. 0. Box 653, Highlands;*, *** If I Can Slip Away-(Pacific Coast - Tex. ... Shorty Mason, pro- Metric, BMI) (2:10) HARRY L AURELLE gramdirectoratWTHT, DOA-AIRY No One Else (Biggs,. BM') (2:28)-It's Hazelton, Pa., asks to be put Always You, Dear (Biggs, BMI) (2:16) on the mailing lists for c.&w. ' ANOTHER(HART TOPPER! CRESTMORE 224$ CLAUDE GRAY and gospel records. ... Bob 'BOUT ME **** Daddy Stopped In - MERCURY RAY CHARLES 72001-Here's arealweeper from ClaudeRUSS WAYNE Conners recently kicked off a Vince Edwards-Decca Can't Get You Out of My Mind (White new country show on WYRE, Gray, penned by singer Joe Dowell, that Cliffs, EMI) (2:30)-Don't Know What I. could turnintoasolidsellerincountry Pittsburgh, the only Steel City "YOU DON'T MILLS MUSIC. N. Y. C. and pop. Singer explains how he dropped Do (White Cliffs, BMI) (1:52). SAMTER leA 213 station playing country music in to see his kids and his divorced wife KNOW ME" onthistaleof heartbreakStrongwax.LARRY MEADOWS exclusively. He's always on the (Sure Fire, BMI) (2:10) Don't HIS. Your Love (Voltage, BMI) lookout for new releases and ABC 10345 ss, zqaCittM*,,- (2:10)-Such a Lonely Boy (Voltage, BMI) promotionalmaterial. . *** Three Times-(Arch, ASCAP) (2:18) (2:21). REGENCY 25 The Nation's Next Jimmie Logsdon (Decca)is Number I Record I SONNY MARCELL the new countrydeejayat RHYTHM & BLUES I Oil Love You (Dvork, BMI) (2:43) -- WCKY, Cincinnati. Cram, Crary 'Arms (Dvork, BMI) (2:48) JOHN LEE HOOKER ANTON 10$ YOU'LL LOSE **** She'sMine - VEEJAY 2207- Dick Wagoner, c.&w. deejay at A strong, pounding Latin rhythm here backsTHE COMPANIONS Station WOLD, M a r i o n,Va,, A GOOD THING the lad on this swinger. There's a powerful No Fool Am I (Me. ASCAP) writes: "Your column sure got re- vocal by Hooker on the "Keep Your Hands Hew Could You (Mo, ASCAP) (2:19).sults when you printed our plea BARBARA LYNN to Yourself" theme.It'sa swinger that AMY RS1 Chart Bound mightfollowthe"Boom Boom'action. for wax. However, through a typo, Jamie (Conrad, BMI) (2:23) BOB PORTER ourcallletterswerelistedas #1221 Leash)* My Grievin' (Sound, BMI) (2:84-) WOLB." -. **** A New Leaf-Misery and the blues Remember Me (Sound, BMI) (2:37). AC- . Putting in a plea for are coupled on this side. It's a slow blues CENT 1079 spinning materialis Paul Parker, ONLY in which the singer proclaims his new out- who spins four hours of c.&w. look on life. Both are from the new LPTHE BELL BOYS music a day on WFFF, Columbia, s1330 W. Girard Ave."Burnin'." (Conrad, BMI) (2:29) Lege the Navy (BMI) (1:50)-Baby Let's REC Miss. The station has just entered Phila. 33, Pa. GG 2-3333 Twist Agala (BMI) (2:12). MIRROR 2244 FOREVER its second year of operation.. . . ROD BARTON JAll The Congo Song (Active, ASCAP) (1:45)Raymond Parish invites jocks to JAMIE HORTON ZOOT SIMS-MEL LEWIS-PHIL -Weary River(Active.BMI) (2:00)-write in for a copy of his new re- WOODS -WILLIE DENNIS-BILL CROW CAVEMAN 8342 lease on the High Line label, "I Joy266 **** The Sochi Boatman (Parts I & H)RICCARDO BERTONI Live Just for You" b.w. "Don't -COLPIX 648-This isa single from the Wondering Why (Gulfstream,ASCAP)Cry Heart." Address him at P. 0. forthcoming album ''Jazz Mission to Mos- (2:45)-Tira-Lla-Lin (Oh! Gee Oh! Gosh JOY RECORDS cow" played by a group of the members of Box 11025, Fort Worth 10. . . . Oh! Gee) (Gulfatream, ASCAP) (2:32). ;613 N Y. :5". the Goodman bigband.They Deejay copies of Bud Crowder's playthe GULFSTREAM 1859 0 "Volga Boatman" hereina slow tempo new Toppa release, "Another Fool withstrongtenorsax work from ZootTHE CONTIENTALS Steps In" b.w. "Back to Say Good- Sims, piano work by Eddie Costa and bass Man With a Heart (Skidmore -McGraw) HOT SINGLES! playing by Bill Crow. Band arrangements Sas/ Twist (Skidmore.McGraw) "M" 500bye," are available by writing to Title Song From the Walt are by Al Cohn, (Gower, BMI) (2:33, 2:46) Bud's personal manager, Bill Bos- Disney Motion Picture ton, 9028 Christiana Street, Spring "MR, HOBBS' THEME" fOX 304 Vista F 397 RHYTHM & BLUES Valley,Calif.. .Don Owens, "SIBERIAN SUNSET" FOX 30S CATERINA VALENTE AND MATT (TI)MATTISON AND MINITc.&w. deejay at WAVA, Arlington, SR,VIO FRANCESCO MEN "S WEEKS IN A BALLOON" FOX 30/ *sly** Corporation - LONDON 1001- Please Don't (Ebony, BMI) (2:37)-Don'tVa., is the writer of "Cold Dark Miss Valente and her partner here embark Cry(Ebony,BMI)(2:35).Waters," r e c o r d e d by Porter onaswingingdual -scatsession,onan MINTTMake Me IRO Wagoner, which nestles in a promi- upbeat tune with a solid big band backing. from... Neat vocal harmonies of a somewhat out nent spot in all the c.&w. charts. nature arefeatured. Good jock material. It's Don's first songwriting effort. (Marks, BMI) (2:05) Vern Terry is back spinning 'YOU *** Port-au-Prince-(Marks, BMT) (2:37) country musicatStation THE RICHIE WVVIZ, Lorain, Ohio, after an eight -month layoff occasioned DUKE * * * MODERATE by severe injuries sustained in LEFT Gloria Dennis an auto crash. ... Columbia OF SALES POTENTIAL Records' Charlie Phillips, of His Newest and Biggest Hill ME, KZIP, Amarillo, Tex., recently did the honors of "Mr. D. J. JERRY LEE LEWIS EARL COUNTRY & WESTERN Rust 5049 U.S.A." via WSM, Nashville, JIM AND JESSE AND plus a stint on "Grand Ole \ TEE JAY 455 THE VIRGINIA BOYS Opry." ... Deejay copies of HOW'S MY EX *** Plekin'andA-Grionin'(Central LAURIE RECORDS Randy King's initial waxing on Songs, BMI) (2:21)-*** SweetLittle Miss Blue Eyes (Cedarwood, BMI) (2:37). Enterprise Records, "Can You EPIC 952$ BeSure"b.w."Foolthe TREATING YOU World," may be obtained by HOWDY KEMPF TWIN NITS b/w Sweet Little Sixteen *** The Way You WanttoLive writing to Gladys Hart, 1263 Sun *379 (Tronic, BMI) (1157)-*** Kiuda Half- VINCE CALVO S. Zenobia, Denver 19.... way Feel (Marty's, BMI) (2:36). NASH- Bill Reid, of WBLU, Salem, SUN RECORDS VILLE 5062 "WHY" Va., pipes that the station is 639 Madison Memphis, Tenn. LINDSEY BROTHERS featuring nine hours of c.&w. *** Mr. Blues (Excellorec, *MI) (2:18) WITH THE RAY CHARLES SINGERS music daily and could use re- *** Hello Heartaches (Crosswinds, BMI) (2:12). NASCO 6032 BUDDY SCOTT leasesfrom both new and AUDIO FIDELITY RECORDS established artists. VIN BRUCE STEREO *** Ballad of Jean Canals (Flat Town, "NOW THE LONELY Jim McCoy, who mans the coun- MTH BMI) (2:27) - *** Jole Blon (Glad, BIM (2:55). SWALLOW 129 try turntables at WHPL, Winches- TIME NIGHT BEGINS" ter, Va., has just had his first re- OZARK BOYS DEE JAYS, DISTRIBUTORS, WRITE: lease on the Nashville label, "That OTTER' ADAMS *** Most Broken Heart (ironic, VOLUME NowplayingW. Berman, for Uncle Sam BMI) (2:20)-*** Don't Look at Me CONQUEST RECORDS Makes the World Go 'Round" b.w. (Starday, BMI) (2:44). NASHVILLE 5067 252 Fulton St. Brooklyn, N. Y. "If the Truth Is Gonna Hurt," It'sIIM HAPPY WAINWRIGHT hisfirst effort on any label and *** BreakingInaBrand New Love he solicits the aid of his jock con- Affair (Labar, BMI) (2;20)-** Flip of freres in putting it over. Write him Coin (Labar, EMI) (2:19). CARMA 510 ASummertime Smash for your copy. Jim also writes ar- Mona, Ail? 1964 . St,,.., ARC 10111 29.08NuNipti, JOHNNY FOSTER tists to send him their releases and 10MONO -10 STEREO *** You've Been Crying Again (Lobar, station breaks.... In need of c.&w. BONUS0,2 FREE STEREO BMI) (2:38)-** If Dreams Came True PLEASE DON'T material foritsrecord libraryis PRE-PAK FULL DEALER MARKUP! (Labar, BMI) (2:30). CARMA Sit Station KPCN, Grand Prairie, Tex., WEAR THAT between Dallas and Fort Worth, RHYTHM & BLUES which changed to a full-time country format July 2. Among first - MARTHA CARTER week visitors was Al Dexter, who help *** ThenI'llBelieve(Ron,BMI) BIKINI (2:12)-*** Yon Shall Not Be Moved was into plug his new Capitol ycJr (Rob, BMI) (2:20) RON 346 single, "I Won't Be Number Two," HEART WILBUR (REV.) BROWN Sonny Flaharty his new Capitol album, and Glen *** StopandThink(Same, 'MD Campbell'sCapitolsingle,"Too FUND (247)-*** I Need Help (Sauce, BMI) Dacca 31419 Late to Worry, Too Blue to Cry," (2:25). FRESH 3330 which Dexter penned. 42BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK AUGUST 4, 1962 lisherof England's Country first attempt to do a country ree," besides Weger, are Ramblin' Western Record Review, with number in England. He is, of Red Richey, Jerry Kelly, Country headquarters at 437 Folkes- course, well known for his ma- McCullough and the Hoosierland toneRoad,Dover,Kent, terial in Austrailia." Sweethearts. FOLK TALENT & TUNES writes: "Hope to get over for theNashville music festival Currently touring Germany for New England Records, Houston, again in November. Our maga- the Jim Denny office, Nashville,has arranged for Emerald Records, Continued from page 14 zine is now in full print and its are Billy Grammer, Johnny BondLtd., to handle distribution in Ire- and Johnny Tona. . . Tommyland on Hank the Drifter's "Hank, and a gospel record package tie. Fiddler Marty Dahlgren and the circulation is now 3,000 copies Maddy Brothers, of Everett, Wash., a month. We urgently need Jackson has been engaged to handleYou're Gone But Not Forgotten" for P. I. pitches on radio. releases for review from all Pappy Daily's Glad and Starriteb.w."Painted Doll." Both tunes are featured on the show, with were penned by Daniel Raye And- Bud Crowder, former deejay andguests spotted on occasion. In ad- the labels, as well as all type music lines in Nashville.... Harry ofpromotionmaterial. The Weger, of Harry Weger Enter-rade.. .Bill Phillips (Columbia), long-time country musician, is nowdition to the TV-er, Roberts is still Connie Hall (Decca), Little Becky appearing with his own band fourdoing a country record show five demandforcountrymusic prises, 501 Wabash Avenue, Terre nights a week at the Lakeside Ho-days a week over KNBX, Kirk- over heret last year has Haute, Ind., has taken over theShepard and Bill Lanham (Ark), been ver vy and we ex- management of the "Brown CountyJ. Johnson (Starday), Cathy Woods, tel,Lakeside, Calif. . . .C.&w.land, Wash., and playing weekly Linda Potts, Warren Ellison, the singer -guitarist Jack Roberts is fea-dances withhis band atHeiser's pect itt reak into the pop Jamboree" atBeanblossom, Ind., ileleket soon. The new Frank which had its formal opening JulySandy Valley Boys and Estel Lee tured with his Evergreen DriftersShadow Lake Ballroom near Seat- were among those who entertained on a new 30 -minute seg, "The Ever- Ifield number, "I Remember 1 with a show headlining Bobby tle. You," is heading for the No. Edwards and Merle Kilgore. Reg-at the recent three-day open -house green Jubilee," teleca,sLeach Satyr - celebration at theitew Jimmie Skin - day afternoon via liCoN10-TV: Seat - DaveBarnes,editor -pub- 1 spot here.This is Frank's ulars on "Brown County Jambo- BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEKtBUYERS & SELLERS HELP WANTED ART-PHYL CREATIONS MECHANICS WANTED - SHUFFLE,PIIIE Games, Juke and Cigarette Machines. Top Wire Record Racks mechanics only.Excellent salary.J & >11 Peg Display Baskets Amusement Co., 84 Jackson Ave., Jersei City, N. J. HE 5-7596. Highest Quality-Lowest Prices. Send for LatestCatalog. 50815 Frelinghoysen Ave. Newark 14, N.J. 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Hollywood 20, Calif.Cieciniteti 14, Ohio Phones LAwrence 6-4500 Ole:tout 1-0443 H011ywood 93831 DUnbor 14450 0 General ner Music Center location at 124 Brothers Band, and Lee Miles. AUGUST 4, 1962 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK East Sixth Street, Cincinnati. The Sam DeVincent handled the 431 pressure on both show producers Skinner firm was forced to vacate emsee chores.... Pappy Daily, and record companies from all the its old location to make way for who heads up United Artists' stars of a show, as well astop a new federal building. country and western division, There's Gold in RecordConcessionsnames, the ork leaders, arrangers has signed Frankie Miller and and orchestrators, as wellto get Country music fans filled Continued from page 4 some sort of royalty on an original The News Sentinel Outdoor Bill Mack to recording pacts. writer -performer, reducing the rec- cast album, rather than a flat fee. Theater at Franke Park, Fort abroad. This usually takes placeThistrend ord company to a releasing outfit,only with an artist who has a con- could become even Wayne, Ind., to overflowing Sims and Thompson Merge similar to movie firms that release stronger in the future, and where recently for a program billed tract provision giving him rights toit'll stop, nobody knows. asCountry MusicFestival, To Form New Label Line independent product. Some labelshis own masters. And more artists featuring area talent. Sponsor- will finance the recording dates asthan formerly now have such a ing the event were the Fort ROGERS, Ark.-Russell Sims,long as they release the disk. clause. of SimsRecords, and G. Don 6. Guarantees. Many years ago Wayne Park Board; Local 58, Thompson, president of Cimarron Other Breakthroughs AFM, and the Musicians Trust record firms, caught with big guar- Records, have merged their inter-antees on artists who stopped sell- Others, besides artists, are get- Fund of the Recording Indus- ests and willhenceforth operate try. Among the artists partici- ing, swore off such pacts. But in-ting concessions from record firms. as an indie c.&w. label under thecreased competition has made them Original Broadway cast shows pating were Joe Taylor and the name of Cimarron -Sims. renew the offers, and today thererecording contracts, for instance, Indiana Redbirds, with Patty Sims artists Johnnie Lee Wksare artist pacts that call for closecall for many concessions to the Corbett; Nancy Lee and the and Dub Dickerson,thelatterto $1 million in guarantees over aproducer. His royalties on an origi- Hilltoppers,JackHarmon, the formerly on Capitol, will continue10 -year period. nal cast set, once pegged at 10 per Live well at the CountryCousins,withVic on the Cimarron -Sims label, with 7. Overseas distribution. This iscent, is reported to be as high as Cimarron contributingtalentwisean area that is just starting to bethe 18 per cent granted one of the Holt. Rigsby, Maudy Mae Rigsby, Leon McAuliff, Ray Hendrix andcracked. But even here some nameforthcoming fall shows. And ad- Bob and Brian and the Stewart the recently signed Floyd Tillman.artists have signed contracts withvances of sizable amounts are be- American firms that limit their re-ing given on producer's royalties. cordings to sales just in the U. S. Many show producers also own NOEL DANIELL,'Mgr. The artist then makes his own dealtheir masters. They merely release The ultimateinluxury-our new with firms in European or Asian rooms beautifully furnishedin them through the record company brilliant decor INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE countriestohandlehis recordsthat has the rights. There is now Downtown-I 0 min. from Airport or Railroad 350 Air -Conditioned Rooms ENGLAND'.. MEXICO withBoth Scrambleon for Disk Artists Garage Next. Door BRITISH RECORDS-BACK NUMBERS AT Continued from page 5 Year Around Swimming. cheap prices.Send 25e for our mall -order catalog.Record Rendez-vous. 12 Farnham AUDIOMUSICA Pool operated by K.C.A,C. Bd., Guilford, Surrey, England. Salkow and Henry Alper havecirri, the Fleetwoods, Bob Newhart, and subject to its rules. joined GAC. Mike Levee Jr. willTex Ritter,Neil THE LEADING MUSIC Sedaka, Roger ...andyou'll Iteloyaa join Rosenberg-Coryell.Plans ofWilliams and Woody Woodbury. enjoy the GERMANY top echelon MCA execs GeorgeThere is sure to be a lot of tugging DINING ROOM and MAGAZINE OF LATIN AMERICA COCKTAIL LOUNGE PAUL SIEGEL (BERLIN -NEW YORK). PRO- ChasM, Marty Kummer, Herb Ro-and hauling to get these acts with Famous tor Charcoal ducer of Telefunken-Decca (Teldec). Rec- Popular and Classical Music Record senthal, and Larry Barnett have notestablished agencies. !ironed Steaks ords. DiscJockey:RadioBerlin(SFB). Music Publisher: Hi-FI Musikverlag GMBH. Reviews Monthly Best Seller Charts yet been disclosed. However, it would not be pru- (j1Y) Cable:SympimyrexBerlin. Telephone: Audio Show Business Industrial Three key MCA New York Berlin 247029.Address: Tauentzien atrasse dent to assume that there may not MOTEL 16,Berlin W30, Germany. Coverage. agents,, Kay Brown, Phyllis Jack-be a strong new agency developed For information and advertising rates son and Jay Sandford have beenby any one or two of thetop signed to the fast-growing Ashley - )17-fit iGital., ISRAEL writ* to Steiner Agency, which will nowagents who have been so important Otto Mayer Serra, Editor Audlomuslca to the growth of MCA over the Baltimore at Eleventh Street ILLAN MELODY PRESSARETHE ORI. inherit close to 100 new clients. nal publishers of international hitsorigGIi- past decade. Steeped in the hard nating in Israel and your sub -publishers in Apartado 8688 Mexico1,D.F. They includetopwriters,play - KANSAS CITY, MO. IsraeloftheHitsof the World. agency school of MCA itisen- Melody Press. P. 0. Box 6011. Tel Aviv,Illan rights,actors,screenwritersandtirely probable that in a few years Israel.Cables: Ismusica Tel Aviv. you name 'em. there will be a number of new SPAIN Powerful Names agencies formed by ex -MCA agents DISTRIBUTORS ITALY Though MCA had not gone inthat will be giving top agencies a RACK JOBBERS For the best in as deeply for rock and roll talentgood run for a client. RECORDING FACILITIES as have some of the other agencies, ONE STOPS IN ITALY, YOU GET CUSTOM PRESSING thefirmhasrepresentedsome RETAILERS INELSA, S.A. powerful names for records who Avenida de AmericayHernandez de Damone TV Show RESULTS WHEN Tejada (Frente Estudios CEA -Ciudad were as strong on wax as in other DISCOUNT OPERATORS Lineal Madrid. areas of show business. YOU ADVERTISE IN Mr. Antonio Sanchis Among theclientsrepresented Major LP's & EP's, Singles (all labels, Manager, Record Division Spurs New Album all artists). Accessories. Any quantity of by the MCA agency were Harry factory new records (not used), 331/41, Musica e Dischi Belafonte,FrankSinatra,Percy HOLLYWOOD -Capitol Rec- 45's, 78's-available to you at cost of PUNITED STAVE]Faith, the Four Preps, Henry Man -ords, with an eye to TV's sales lessthanmanufacturer's. Send for a xS prowess, iscoinciding the release free listing of prices and type records Sample copy and rates on request. we can supply. of a Vic Damone album v.ith the SEND FOR FREE CATALOG OF AU. Write RECORD EXPORT Peters and Drake kick-off of his NBC-TV summer MERCHANDISI AVAILABLE OUR SPECIALTY series. Continued from page 4 HAM -MIL TRADINGCORP. Mr. Mario de Lulgl, Publisher EXCELLENT PRICES The album uses the show's title, the 1520 N. Bread St., Philadelphia 21, Ps. Via Cardu«i 6, Milan, Italy Prompt, Exacting Service two singers is already in prep-"The Lively Ones," itstitle tune Phones POplar 3-0565 Our BestAdvertisement. aration for fall release. Also to be(plus 11 standards), and the cover ALEX S. ROBERTS ASSOCIATES, INC. starred in the album, and signed -features the show's two blond eye - n , UNITED ARTISTS RECORDS LEADS THE 99aBeekman Street,New York 38,N. Y. by Light on a one-shot basis, are L chartsthroughoutthe world with such stoppers, Joan Staley and Shirley America's Largest and Oldest artists as Ferrante & Teleher. the High- ClaramaeTurner,LeeVenora,Yelm. LP's arrangements are by waymen, Al Calola and Gene Pitney fromAMERICAN RECORDS - LEADINGSPF.- America; Danny Williams, Shirley Basseyc[alizedexporterof phonograph recordsJon Crain and Norman Treigle.Jack Marshall and Bill May, with ONE -STOP RECORD SERVICE I and Charlie Drake from England for theand pre-recorded tapes offers all brands atJay U. S.t'A is the Proudest Name in Enter-competitive prices.Fast delivery.Efficient Blackton, well-knownpitMay conducting the accompanying tainment. service. Albert Schultz, Inc., 118 W. 14 St., New York 11, N. Y. maestro on the Broadway circuit,orchestra. LP release is scheduled will conduct the album. It will befor July 30. recorded on 35 mm. film. 45RPM60c FOR INFORMATION YOUR ADVERTISING GETS Meanwhile, Command released ALL LP's -REGULAR DISTRIBUTOR three new albums last week, in- Dot Fall Program WHOLESALE --NOTHING OVER You can reach the U.S. and World -Wide RESULTS cluding three instrumental sets by Music -Record markets regularly,effectively Doc Severinsen, Tony Mottola and Continued from page 4 C - SAME DAY SERVICE and at very low cost In these columns. For ALL OVER THE WORLD Information, contact: Don Lamond and one vocal albumbut can get a cash discount on what by the Ray Charles Singers,ac- The MUSICAL SALES COMPANY * * * * EUROPE **** WHEN YOU USE THIS they buy. The Musical Sales Bldg. cording to Sales Manager Lorne Payments on August purchases Baltimore I, Maryland lB Arthur Reset, European Director INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE... 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PHILIPPINES, Luis Ma Trinidad thatall 264 Escolta, Manila when answering ads... futurealbumsbythe Continued from page 4 singer -disk executive would be in SONGCRAFT New165'orBkr°11,wAV. Y. *** THE AMERICAS *** SAY YOU double -fold package form. It wascurrent library is not known, nor Frank LuppinoJr.,International Sales also stated that the label will havewas information regarding the price Director SAW IT IN thesoundtrackpackagetotheof the player made available. CUSTOM RECORD PRESSING Billboard Music Week BILLBOARD picture, "The Manchurian Candi- First public showing of the new Mastering-Processing-Labels 1564 Broadway, New York City 36 date," and that Sinatra is consid-cartridge player will take place at MEXICO: Dr. OttoMayer -Serra MUSIC WEEK QUALITY with FAST DELIVERY Apartado 8688, Mexico City ering aBroadwayshowwiththe Revere Camera exhibit at the Marilyn Monroe, score to be doneforthcoming World's Fair of Music, SIDNEY J. 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Michigan Avon Chicago.% Illinois I COIN MACHINE MUSICBILLBOARD WEEK OPERATING 45 MOA APPOINTS NON -MUSIC MAN JUKE BOX HEARINGS OFF; This Celler BillNew Exec Blundred MAYBE DEAD FOR SEASONDead for Year, WASHINGTON-Hearings scheduled for last week on IsAssociatton Expert Representative Celler's anti -juke exemption bill were suddenly ment of professional organizations called off, due to hospitalization of the Copyrights Subcomittee Declares MOA to his new tasks. chairman, Rep. Edwin Willis (D., La.). No date has been set for Professional Background rescheduling the hearings. It is the general feeling that they may CHICAGO - GeorgeMiller, For the last nine years,"be has be out of the picture for this rapidly closing session. president of Music Operators of been serving as executive secretary Representative Willis is reportedly undergoing a check-up America, declared that the Celler of the Chicago -based Screen Proc- at the Bethesda Naval Hospital, and tests could not be finished Bill is dead beyond the possibility ess Association. Prior to that, he in time for the scheduled hearing date (July 25). of resuscitation for at least this ses- directed the Washington office of Hearings were to be held on House Judiciary Commitee sion of Congreess. the American Bakers Association. chairman's two juke box bills, the early H.R. 70, to eliminate Dispelling some reports to the Before that, he was director of the the copyright law's exemption for performance royalty on juke contrary, Miller said that he would Washington office of the American box play, and the new H.R. 12,450, which would set over-all per- serve out his term as president. Municipal Association-an organi- formance fees of between $5 and $25 per box per year. Fees After the expiration of his term, zationofcityofficials-aposi- would be collected, administered and distributed by a special he will continue as MOA insurance tion he obtained after employment board of three trustees, who would be appointed by the Attorney administrator and legislative repre- as assistant secretary of the Cham- General and who could review the performance fees for juke sentative, he said. berof CommerceinTrenton, play every five years. (See Billboard Music Week, July 21.) He announced also that plans N. J., and Hammond, Ind. are in the making for the addition Blundred was born in Syracuse, of major medical health plans to where he attended public schools the group life insurance now held and Syracuse University. Later he Laundries Joining to Ban Juke Boxesby the organization. taughtpoliticalscienceatthe ROBERT H. BLUNDRED University of Illinois, where he met Invite Antitrust Action, FTC Aid Says CHICAGO - Robert H. Blun-his wife, Pauline. They have an Split Targets dred, professional organization ex-eight -year -old son, Lawrence. CHICAGO-Agreements to barnow are supporting the position as- pert, is the new managing director Twenty applicants were invited juke boxes from coin -operated drysumed by the Council. of Music Operators of America.for interviews by the committee cleaningplantswouldconstitute Henry M. Anding, a legal ex- Hisselectionwas announcedafter a sub -committee had spent violations of two federal laws, ac-pert attached to the FTC officeFeature of NewWednesday (25)after a two-dayweeks in screening applications. cording to the Chicago office of thehere,pointed out that any con- session of MOA's executive com- Miller Participates Federal Trade Commission. mittee which was convened to fill George Miller, MOA president, certed attempt to prevent the use participated in the decision which An effort to keep coin -operatedof juke boxesincoin laundriesCover Girl Unitthe vacancy left by the resignation phonographs out of dry cleaningcould invite the possibility of ac- of Edward R. Ratajack. led to Blundred's appointment. stores was initiated in the spring 10.011101110h A resident of Elmhurst, Ill. the Clinton Pierce, who by virtue of tion under Section 5 of the Federal also of1961 bytheChicago -basedTrade Commission Act or Section 42 -year -oldBlundredbrings15hisboard chairmanshipis National Automatic Laundry and1 of the Sherman Act. years of experience in the manage- (Continued on page 51) Cleaning Council. Other elements of the new industry, after an early Restraint of Trade Any such effort,Anding inclination to embrace the income ex- EDITORIAL possibilities of the music machines,plained, would be an agreement in restraintoftradeand unfair method of competition-the pro- hibited acts covered by Section 5. Section 1 of the Sherman Act Choice Sounds Wise. Optical Illusionis administered by the Depiktment The appointment of Robert H. Blundred as managing (Continued on page 48) director of the Music Operators of America has all the earmarks of a wise selection. The new MOA official has a solid back- Boosts Action groundinprofessionaltradeassociation management - a Dennis Hyland in background which is sorely needed by the operator organization. Blundred has no background in the music machine industry which he will serve. However, this lack of background is no For Rifle GameNew BMW Post handicap. An intelligent man with experience in directing trade NEW YORK - Dennis Hyland associations should be able to run any industry group com- has been named East Coast adver- petently. 1,144- tising representative for Billboard The temptation to appoint a managing director whose Music Week's coin machine sec- primary experience had been in the coin machine field must tminitotmob, tion. Hyland joined BMW in Janu- have been great. We are happy that the MOA committee 14 ary 1961 as a sales promotion man. responsible for the selection of the managing director resisted Y Prior to joining BMW, he had that temptation. worked inadvertising and sales Blundred will face a difficult, but not impossible, chore. promotion for the Music Corpora- He will have to rebuild MOA membership by instituting pro- tion of America's television syndi- grams calculated to hold operators' interest 12 months a year. COVER GIRL He will have to repair relationships with manufacturers.He cation division and as an advertis- will have to entice both juke box manufacturers and record ing and sales promotion man for CHICAGO-Cover Girl, a new Columbia Records. companies into the MOA show. He will have to get a national novelty game of D. Gottlieb and public relations program operative. He is a graduate of ManhattanCompany, was shipped to distribu- We wish Blundred and MOA the best of luck. And while College (1955) and a veteran oftors last week. we will retain our editorial prerogatives to criticize theassocia- the U. S. Navy (1955-1957). Hy- The equipment features two rows tion when we think criticism is merited, we offer our whole- landismarriedandhasthreeof "cover girls," each row illumi- hearted co-operation in making MOA an effective organization. daughters. (Continued on page 52)

WORLD'S FAIR RIFLE GALLERYHow Not to Be Left Holding the Bag CHICAGO-Chicago Coinre- By AARON STERNFIELD ment machine and cigaret operatorsadvance commissions, of course,operator can recover his money if ports heavy response to its "World's (BMW, July 21). were spent in fixtures and legalhe wants to sue.But this is expen- FairRifleGallery,"which was NEW YORK-Whenever two or sive recovery, and chances are the more coin machine operators get in- Holding the Bag fees. placed in distribution last week. Liquor Licenses location owner just doesn't have it. volved in a trade discussion,it's When the location owner gets What causes the coin machine Probably the most conspicuouseven money that one stock phrasewhat he considers enough, he va- In rare cases, the location owner feature of the product is the shoot- For example,operator to take chances that any will crop up.That phrase is: "Thecates the premises, leaving the oper-is telling the truth. prudent businessman would pass ing distance which by means ofoperator is his own worst enemy."ators holding the bag. the location owner may take over a doublemirrorreflectioncreates bar which has lost its liquor license.up?Why will he sink hundreds, the illusion of a target at least 20 The statement generally refers to The local district attorney's of- and in some cases more than $1,000 high commissions, bonuses or loca-fice has been investigating the situ-He may feel confident that he can location which may never feet away. tion loans.In New York it oftenation, but indictments are difficultget another license and begin oper-ina Anotherfeatureis He'll sign a lease and hire aopen? thenovelrefers to a simple case of fraudto get. ation. Fear of Competition target which was developed to as-with the operator as the victim. When confronted with what helawyer.After a couple of months, sure the player a genuine test of his Recently, Gotham operators havehas done, the location owner willhe'll make the sad discovery that In most cases its fear that if he marksmanship. been played for patsies by locationexplain that he had every intentionhe isn't going to get that license.doesn't cough up the money in a Other targets spell out words andowners who move into a vacantto get in operation, but that his When the location owner throwshurry, his competitor will.And, new spinning targets provide con-store and begin accepting advanceinitial expenses were so high thatin the sponge, the advance commis-on the off chance that he may be tinuous action after a direct hit.commissions from juke box amuse-he just couldn't get started.Thesions have already been spent. The (Continued on page 52) BILLBOARD BULK J. SCHOENBACH MUSIC WEEK I Distributor For VENDING oak ManufacturingCo., inc. 715 LINCOLN PLACE, BROOKLYN 16, N. Y. PResident 2-2900 'Horribles'asVending Items PHONE or WRITE FOR PRICES Work Like CharmonKiddies NEW YORK -Children have al-ating as Eppy Charms, Inc., and However,theproblemarises Buy OAK ways been fascinated by the maca-Karl Guggenheim, Inc.)reportswhen the vermin -type charms are bre, the slimy and the untouch-that sales of the firms' HorriblesinsertedInstandard polystyrene able. Items which would causeare about 50 per cent of the com-capsules. for your most adults to shudder are oftenpanies' total volume to bulk oper- George Eppy of Eppy charms coveted by youngsters as pets. ators. announced this week that his firm PROFIT LINE! Hence,theideaofkeeping Oak Sales Company is also doingisinproduction on aHorrible snakes, lizards and other vermin asheavy business in shrunken heads,charm series of specially formu- pets is seldom understood by theas is Price. lated vinyl items.Eppy says that oak adult world; to children it seems One feature of the new verminthis series may be packaged in any the natural thing. series is the use of soft vinyl orstandard capsule and that the items MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. The hottest charm item in thepolyvinylchlorideplastic. Thiswill not corrode the capsule. 11411 ectotsteisse Ow., Calm City, California bulk vending trade this year hasmaterial makes the charmsfeel Cellophane -Wrapped been the miniature reptile or insect,"squishy" and gives the toddlers the Some operators, using vermin- with the miniature shrunken headsensation of handling live reptiles.tyep charms and polystyrene cap- running a close second. sules, had been hand -wrapping the 41. -A Fins Combination - Paul A. Price, who introduced CapsuleProblem charms incellophane. But this Holds 193 SCRIPTO Pins Vending @ 25c the item nearly eight months ago, A drawback of this featureisprocess has proved time-consuming Takes In $48.25 reports that 75 per cent of his busi-that the charm items emit a secre-and expensive. new! SCRIPT° PENS -Fins Quality, ness is devoted to the Scare 'Emtion which tends to corrode the Paul Price has noted that the Name Brand Mdse. series, and 1962 sales are currentlycapsule which houses them.BothScare 'Em series has enabled oper- GIANT SCARE 'EMS° VICTOR VENDING CORP.running more than double whatPrice and Eppy-Guggenheim hadators to switch to 10 -cent vending they were a year ago. devised capsules which resist thiswith little resistance because of the 5701-13 W. Grand Ave. And the recently dissolved Eppy-corrosion, and the charms in theirheavy demand for the plastic bugs, Chicago 39, III. Guggenheim combine (now oper-original capsules have stood up. reptiles and worms.

THEY'RE YELLOW! Tenn. Machine Sale MANDELL GUARANTEED Of Cigarets Up 25% German Vend Units Accused w .01 USED MACHINES MEMPHIS - Cigaret vending SERIES GUARANTEES TO EMPTY MACHINES! operators here sold an estimated Series consists of 14 assorted SCARE 'EMS, all molded of soft, life -like plastic N.W. Model 49, 14 or 54 $14.50 Of Impersonating Mail Boxes10,081,238 packs of cigarets that scares everyone. N.W. Deluxe 10 or 54 Comb. 12.00 N.W. 10 -Col. 10 Tab Gum Machine 18.00 through vending machines the first ONLY $42.00 per M Capsuled N.W. Model #33, 14 Pore. Con. BONN -The Federal Ministryis not the exclusive preserve of thesix months this year, an increase of vented for 100 ct. B. G. 6.50 New JR. SCARE 'EMS, Large Variety, Silver King 14 B.G. or Mdse. 8.50 of Posts Is investigating complaintspost, but they said there is a ques-2,606,715 packs or more than 25 only $27 per M Capsuled. AST Guns 30.00 Mills 14 Tab Gum 12.00 that German bulk vending opera-tion whether bulk vending opera-per cent over the same period in Model #33 Peanut, 14 6.50 tors are sowing confusion by paint-tors might not be open to charges1961. NEW SHRUNKEN HEAD' Has suction effect - MERCHANDISE & SUPPLIES ing machines the same bright yel-of deliberately seeking to mislead The city controller's office re- of play appeal low of mail boxes. post patrons. Pistachio Nuts, Jumbo Queen, Red $ .64 ported the1 -cent per pack city Pistachio Nuts, Jumbo Queen, White .57 Post ministry officials said they "Let's face it,"asenior Post of-tax on cigarets brought the city ONLY $44.00 Pistachio Nuts, Large Tulip .62 PERM CAPSULED Pistachio Nuts, Vendor's Mix .55 have received numerous complaintsficial commented, "the citizen who$302,437 for the six months, $26,- Pistachio Nuts, Sheik, Red .50 All SCARE 'EMS packed In Cashew, Whole .65 that the distinctive mail box shadesets out looking for a mail box067 more than the $276,370 col- PAPCO'S famous trouble -free Cashew, Butts .60 and homes on the familiar shade Capsules. Peanuts, Jumbo .45 of yellow is being duplicated by lected during the first six months Spanish .35 bulk vending operators. of yellow to a peanut or ball gum Mixed Nuts .57 last year. PAUL A. Baby Chicks .32 Complaints allege thatat adis-machine has been bilked. a Rainbow Ss .32 It isrecord high tax collection Bridge Mix .32 tance some of the bulk vending Mail Interference? on cigarets by the city for a six- Boston Baked Beans .32 CO., INC. Jelly Beans .21 machinebatteriesresemblemail "Our paint has the single pur-month period, Controller C. W. PRICE Licorice Gems .25 55 Leonard Street New York 13, N. Y. M & M, 500 ct. A7 boxes,theirbright yellow paintpose of setting mail boxes apartCrutchfield reported. COrtland 7-5147-5 Hershey-otts .47 serving as a false beacon for un-from other objects on the land- Crutchfield said a total of 30,- ob wary burghers. scape, and when this purposeis243,715 packs were sold. Officials Rain-Ille Gum, 72 et. . $ .32 Malt-ette, 100 ct., per 100 , .35 Some bulkvendingoperatorsfrustratedby thebulkvendingestimate that one-third of all ciga- Rain-Blo Ball Gum, 140 ct., 170 et., operator, he is interfering with the 210 ct. , .32 concede privatelythattheyare rets sold are sold through vending Rain-Blo Ball Gum, 100 ct .34 QUALITY -VALUE 300 lb. minimum prepaid on all experimentingwiththepeculiarmail. machines. Rain-Blo Ball Gum. post box shade of yellow because "twouldbecomparableto BULK MERCHANDISE Adams Gum, all flavors, 100 ct... .45 Pack Per Wrigley's Gum, all flavors, 100 ct .45 of its tropistic effect. But they denyAmerican operators painting their Lbs.Lb. Beech-Nut, 100 ct. .45 Cashews, 450 ct., whole .30 .65 Hershey's Chocolate, 200 N. 1.30 thatitisillegal. equipment the same olive drab that Minimum order, 25 Boxes, assorted. Firm's Latest Scare: Mixed Nuts .30 .55 - your post office uses for its letter Spanish Peanuts 30 .31 Others Do It Virginia Splits Peanuts , 30 .35 Complete line of Parts, Supplies, Stands, drops, and even arranging equip- Rainbow Peanuts (Candy) 30 .28 Globes, Brackets, Charms.Everything "ThePostusesthisshade, A Frightening Bug Boston Baked Beans .30 .28 for the Operator. ment so as to simulate a mail box." Licorice Lozenges .30 .28 One -Third Deposit, Balance C.O.D. true, but so does the autobahnen Most Confection Mix 30 .28 bulkvendingoperators NEW YORK -KarlGuggen- Jumbo Pistachios, Red 30 .69 sign people, and so do businesssay it is ridiculous to suppose thatheim, Inc., last week released a new Medium Pistachios, Red .30 40 firms generally. The same yellow Small Pistachios, Red .30 .55 anybody wanting to mail a letter10 -cent capsule vending Horrible Leaflets (M&M Style Candy) .25 .37 THERE ARE BIG PROFITS IN is even popular for golf course tee Teeny Jetty Beans .33 .27 will settle instead for ball gum orseries. The 16 -item line contains Candy Corn .30 .25 markers," a bulk vending operator Hersheyettes 2S .47 peanuts. They say they are usingassortedsoftplasticreptiles and Chicle Base Cub Chicks 520....30 .42 protested. Chicle Base Cub Chicks 320....30 .42 bright yellow paint for the samebugs. Rainblo Tabby -Lets 520 .32 Ministry of Post officials con-reason the Post does: because it The firm also went into pro- Sugar Peps (Bulk Candy) 24 .40 GUM Maltettes (Ball Style, 100 Ct.).. 15 .35 ceded that its mail box yellow hueattracts the eye. duction on a 5 -cent capsule series, PackPer GET YOUR SHARE WITH Frightening Bugs.Itemsinthis BALL GUM VARIETIES Lbs. Lb. 140.170-210 Rainblo Gum .25 .32 series are a dragon fly, butterfly, Bainblo 100's Centuries, Asstd Colors -Grape, Cherry 18 .34 large bettle and praying mantis. Rainblo Screwballs, 100's 18 .35 Rainblo s Chicle 140 25 .41 Bob Guggenheim, president of Cherry 210 Count 25 .32 (ORDERS: 300 lbs. or more shipped pre- TAB Eppy Changes Name Again;the company, said the firm will paid from factorynly.Full cash with begin moving intoits new head- order, no C.O.D.'s.)o You'll hit the Adams, Wrigleys, Beech-Nut jackpot with this quarters in Jamaica this week. Brands, 14, 100's. Per Box 47 ACCESSORIES selective tab Single Floor Stand $ 5.50 vender. Ten Dbl. Cross Bars for Above 2.00 Keeps Novel Distrib Set -Up Triple Cross Bars for Above 2.25 columns for wide 4 Place Racks With Wheels .. 10.50 selection and NEW 6 Place Racks With Wheels 12.50 3 Place Racks With Wheels 8.95 bigger capacity JAMAICA, L. I., N. Y. -TheSidney Eppy is vice-president. Both 14 Coin Counting Scale 23.50 have doubled Eppyorganization 14-54Coin Counting Scale 23.50 here hasmen are brothers of Samuel Eppy. "HORRIBLES" Stamp Folders. Per 10,000 6.00 and even tripled Changed its name for the second Bob Guggenheim continuesto Asstd. Trading Cards 3.25 sales. "Quick Ball Point Pens. Gr. 5.50 time in six months. Early this yearhead the firm founded by his late 16Different Subjects RECONDITIONED & REFINISHED Change" mer- VENDORS Samuel Eppy & Company andfather. N.W. Model 49, 14 or 54 Bulk -.513.50 chandise drum ONLY $38.00 per M Capsuled N.W. Model 49,10 Ball Gum 13.50 cuts servicing Karl Guggenheim, Inc., two of the When Eppy and Guggenheim Silver King, 14 or 54 Bulk 5.50 at the following warehouses - Acorn 14 Ball Gum, Special 10.00 time in half. nation's largest and oldest charmmerged, the new firmset up a 11.00 dddddddd Spedaillee Victor Toppers, 10 Bulk manufacturers,mergedtoformunique system of distribution. In- B irmingham Vending 1028 44th Ave. Acorns, 14 or 54 Bulk 11.00 540 2nd A.., No. Oakland, Calif. Silver King 54 Hot Nut 13.50 Eppy-Guggenheim, Inc. stead of shipping to distributors or B irminghern 4, Ale. Alas 50-100 3 -Col. Bulk 39.50 10.o & Ce. Peke Coin Machine fachenge 14.50 2700-2 West Lake Street 609 Spring Garden St. Premier 14 Card Vendors STAMP FOLDERS,Lowest Prices, Write sellingdirectlyto Philadelphia 23, Pe. 2 -Col. 54-104 Stamp (Folder) 15.110 A month ago the merger was dis- operators, the Chicago, 111. Greff Vending Supply Co., Int, NeWhw tttttt Wet & Saralee C,. Master 10-50 Bulk Vendor 10.00 company appointed factory ware- 1194 Tremont St. NATIONAL VENDING solved and the two firms went back 2817 West Davis Master 14 Bulk Vendor 7.50 MEMBER Dallas, Ten. Boston, Mass. Model V 14 Ball Gum $.50 MACHINE DISTRIBUTORS, Inc. house outlets, with each outlet get- Star Vending Sapply CO. °wafers Vending Wahine Supply Co. N.W. 10 -Col. Tab w/removable to the status they held before the 0327 Celhoun Rd. 1023 South Grand Ave. ting the full line and selling to op- Los Angeles 15, Calif. drums 21.50 merger.Karl Guggenheim,Inc., HoustonTex _ erators at the same cost per thou- N orther..,, Sal. & Semite Ce.Ridge Gum Cara. SEND FOR NEW CATALOG. retained its original name. 446 West 3618 St, 4324 8,dge Rd. 1/3 DEPOSIT ON ALL ORDERS, New York le. N. Y. Cleve:and 9, 01110 BALANCE C.O.D. NORTHWESTERN sand no matter how large or small SEND PAYMENT IN FULL ON ALL However, as Samuel Eppy,the order. ORDERS UNDER $20.00. SALES AND SERVICE CO. ... or direct from founder of the firm which bears The distribution system worked MOE MANDELL his name had retired about a yearso well that both companies are KARL GUGGENHEIM, INC. RakeCoinMachine Exchang. 440 W ago, the firmis now known as v,-,113. N Y. maintaining it with the same out- Eppy Charms, Inc. 91-15 144th Place 609-ASpring Garden St., lets and the same flat price per Jamaica, N. Y. RE. 9-5433 George Eppy ispresident andthousand policy. Philadelphia 23. Pa. WAlnut 5-2676 glff/SfiffellagglgEllfrii'4iT4iaiMii'ffri Ei cliT.f AUGUST 4, 1962 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK 47 Two New (harms by EPPY 03 Ernie Feight, Rhinelander, also visited the Rock-Ola headquarters. Beautifully engraved IL 03 ... Figures for the first half of the year show volume running a few points ahead of 1961, according to Sam Hastings, Hastings Distributing to BAVARIAN Ir Company.Trade visitors at the Hastings headquarters included: Jack IT Zimmerman and Chuck Hartman, both of Watertown; George a Rose, to BEER STEINS at Fond du Lac, and Richard Mraz, Rhinelander. Assorted at t8.00 El Robert Bangle has been added to the Wisconsin Novelty Company Plated O.B.F.O 03 payroll as a service trainee, according to the boss, Doug Opitz.... Colors Jamaica, N. Y. EJ Music receipts have shown exceptionalstrength,in recent months, notes Ei Out of this world-engraved 03 East Opitz. Ei rth BOSTON BRIEFS Building industry strike has stopped progress of the remodeling Air Command work on the new headquarters for Pioneer Sales & Service, says Joel Ir Marshall Caress,assistant general manager of Trimount Auto-Kleiman., Sales of musio,ajiCpool table equipment nevertheless, says Rings matic Sales Corporation, returned from a deep sea fishing expedition atKleiman, are at a lealthy leve7ftpite- the lagging remodeling schedule. IL Montauk, Long Island, and reported it a decided success. He brought 4 Styles IL 03 back two blue sharks of 150 pounds each and one Makoa shark at 350 Al Gitlitz has been named Oahe vending sales staff at the S. L. MERCURY PROJECT GEMINI ppounds. Marshall and his family are looking forward to their forthcom- (Continued on page 51) AURORA 1 MOON9OCKET El ing trip through Canada. His only regret is that he can't pack his wife, two kids and tons of luggage into his spanking new TR-4 sports car.

57, $1330imF.0.114-,kmalca,1c' N. Y. The sea is in the blood of music operators these days. A few who CASHEWS. . .CASHEWS P.1 are enjoying life on the briny are Ben Ross of Mattapan, Ray Faini of Finest Quality for Vending...FreshlyRoasted -IMAMiT. All EPPY Framingham, Bob Sylvester of Somerville and Bill Cowan of Quincy. WAREINIM AND FACTORY ... Joe Ferris of Madison, Me., is also out on the waters. Stan Skop of VACUUM PACKED Bulk Packed IL Westfield in town, reports business booming as it never has before. Packed in 5 Lb. Tins (30 -Lb. Cartons) E CHARMS IncorporatedIL (6 to a Case) at We saw Guy DiGiovanni, Allston operator, for the first time in Cashews, Whole, 450 Ct...... 62e per lb. -11 144th P1. Jamaica, N. Y. ages. Guy hasn't been around town much lately, but says his route is Cashews, Whole, 450 Ct...... 66c per lb. Cashews, Butts 60c perils. EIERIMEENIEHRECK1doing exceptionally well.... Bud Sequin of Newport,R. I.,attended Cashews, Butts 64c per lb. the Music and Organ annual show in New York and is enthusiastic Cashews, Split 62c per lb.Cashew, Split see per lb. about the 1962-1963 season down his way. ... Trimount Automatic Write for Charm and Merchandise List Sales Corporation held its first two scheduled schools at the plant July Electric Money Maker 18 and 19 for the new Rowe-AMI phonograph. Art Seglin, AMI service KING & COMPANY Famous ACME chief, conducted both sessions, which were well attended. Beginning in 2700 W. LAKE STREET, CHICAGO 2, ILL. PHONE: KE 34302 a few weeks, Trimount is going to conduct a regular service school on all phases of vending and phonograph operation. ELECTRIC Please rush complete information and prices on Golfers are getting in plenty of licks these days with the fine NorthwesternSUPER SIXTYBallCum -Charms MACHINE weather conditions, and Tony Joseph, of Cranston, can't get his work Venderrasillustrated/as well as other North- western machines. Time provenfavorite done quickly enough to get out on the links.... Anthony (Nibs) Cin- for health and amuse- quegrana' also of Cranston, still weeping over the 12th hole he botched last week. .. Martin Ferrero of New Bedford couldn't wait to get to )4AMB ment.Electric vibra- Trimount the other day to tell Irwin Margold, general manager, about COMPANY tory current Increased a birdie three. at will by player. One ADDRESS dry cell battery good CITY Midwest PM In coupon, clip and mall ter for1,500 to 3,000 CLEVELAND COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE plays. MILWAUKEE MENTIONS 2029 Prospect Avenue Cleveland 15, Ohio Sample $28.13 Business reports for July range from "spotty' to "a little ahead of Phone: TOwer 1-6715 lastyear."Very few operators are complaining, however. Most W. handle complete line of machines, parts Cr supplies. 2 and up 23.50 agree that receipts are up over last summer's total.The healthier Floor Stand 5.00 picture is attributed in most instances to steadier employment all around the Milwaukee area. ORDER TODAY VENDING HEADQUARTERS 1/3 Dee., Bal. C.O.D. F.O.B. N.Y. Glenn Geadtke, G. & W. Vendors, South Milwaukee, is enjoying Distributors, Write for Prices. a vacation.Meanwhile, his partner, Herb Wagner, is neck high in work for VICTOR on the annual South Milwaukee Spectacle of Music.He is the peren- nial chairman of this nationally publicized marching band event. THE MOST COMPLETE and FINEST LINE J. SCHOENBACH of BULK VENDORS Volume at the Airport Arcade has been holding up very well, New Victor 2000 Vendor, LargeCapacity i-1(te'Yr,tr buf orcf Bu'4 E, -,H Gum . - according to Env Beck, Mitchell Novelty Company."I can't say the Holds 2,000 Balls 100lount Gum or 60010c ft, H;, end same about our regular routes," he adds, however. ... Frank Bartnik, Banaco Music, is off on another flying trip to his hunting and fishing Capsules...Also Available 3 Balls 100Count Son 'aryHcrch,,,,cH.EVERYTHING THE Gum for Sc.$24.50 ea. GiERATOR REQUIRES. lodge in Canada. Large Stock of Vendors-Parts and Merchandise. Morrie Fuhrman, Morrie's Amusement, is pleased with conditions. Write for Prices. 715 Lincoln Place, BROOKLYN16, N. Y. "Business is better than last year at this time," he says."We're getting PARKWAY MACHINE CORP. PResident 2.2900 more revenue per location after eliminating a lot of the low producing 715 Ensor St. Baltimore 2, Md. spots." ... Noel Mattie, arcade operatorin the Wisconsin Dells tourist mecca, reports traffic and receipts are excellent this summer. Leo ninon, H. & G. Amusement Company route foreman, is vaca- tioning up north... .Stop -ins at the Badger Novelty Company this VENDING HEADQUARTER week included011ieMarks, West Bend.Marks claims he prefers the coin machine operating business to pheasant farming. for VICTOR SUPER 60 THE MOST COMPLETE and FINEST LINE Experts Say Torch of BULK VENDORS NO BREAKING ServIslog Is NO CRUSHING Shopliffed Best Unfreezing Bet MISSING 4-VENDORAMA NO with the regular The New VICTOR VENDORAMA vends large and small capsules NEW YORK - While ...large and small ball gum at 10, 50, 100 or 150 play. cleaning of equipment is generally Large Stock of Vendors-Parts and Merchandise. the best guarantee of trouble -free Writ* for Prices. Northwestern bulk vending machines, the oper- H. B. HUTCHINSON, JR. INIERCHANGEABIE ator who acquires equipment that 1784 N. Decatur Rd., N.E., Atlanta 1, Ga. Phone: Drake 7.4300. MERCHANDISE has been unserviced for long pe- UNIT riods often runs into a problem. In many cases,saltor sugar deposits that should have been re- Entirely new, especially designed items movedbutweren'twillcause JUMBO 50 comprise half of our New Jumbo Charm parts to freeze. Oil or hot water Assortment. The other halfis Deluxe Northwestern soaks will generally do little good ALL (HARM in these cases. Rings which vend perfectly because of SIXTY Best way to unfreeze the parts VENDING an insert containing an extraprize. Vlilh011I(K TAN at is by application of flame from a Slight extra cost. moderately hot torch, according to THIS IS ALL NEW. BE THE FIRST IN YOUR service experts here. TERRITORY. BIG PROFITS. ...Baty to Mimics 111asv he Clean Atlas has the perfect machine for Jumbo Charms. ...Time Saving Write for information on how to convert other ...More Profit Meetings Off, But Vendors. Complete line of machines, farts, stands, FREE Illustrated Try one .. . Learn why other operators Pa. Group Organizes Sheets onall supplies, ball gum, find the SUPER 60 their favorite capsule Feature Charms, charms andcap. vender. sides. Rings and Bulk PHILADELPHIA - Manny Charms. GettingtheNorthwesterner? It's Rake, president of the newly organ- The newsy magazine.Ask togeton our BIRMINGHAM mailing list.It's free! VENDING CO.520 izedPennsylvania Bulk Vendors 2ndAve., N., Birmingham., 4, Ala, WIRE, WRITE OR PHONE. JPhone: Association, said that his group will PENNY KING not meet during the summer but will continue to try to build mem- Company when answering ads... bership. rettegifft He admitted that the bulk oper- 2534 Mission Street, Pittsburgh 3, Pa. CORPORATION Say You Saw It in ators have been a littleslow in 2821 I. Armstrong St. Morris, III. World's Largest Selection of Miniature Charms Phone: Whitney 2-1300 responding to the call to join the Billboard Music Week group. - r'477

4S BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK AUGUST 4, 1962 .FOR SALE GAMES German Anti-Monop. Probe Gottlieb Tropicisle ;315.00 Sally Barrel of Fun 395.00 CC, United & Bally, 14' Bowling EUROPEAN Alleys 75.00 Spreadsto Mfrs., Distribs Sally Lucky Shuffle 225.00 PHONOGRAPHS NEWS BRIEFS Continued from page 6 Wurlitzer 1400 $ 65.00 tors associated with their complaintFurthermore, Wurlitzer 5207's 47.50 themanufacturers Seeburg V-200 195.00 on the ground that GEMA's allegedmaintain links with the operators exorbitantroyaltydemandsarewhich constitutes a violation of the VENDING MACHINES Rennotte to Make Phonos in Spain damaging the entire trade. National, 9 Col. $ 62.50 spirit if not the letter of the anti- Rowe Ambassador, 11Col. 145.00 MADRID-Rennotte, the Belgian coin machine manufac- Domestic sales of machines havetrust law, GEMA will charge. Rowe Ambassador, 14 Col. 155.00' droppedprecipitouslyinrecent Corsair, 30Col. 155.00 turer, will manufacture its juke box in Spain, the first European Stoner, 11 Col. 115.00 producer to gain entry to the burgeoning Spanish market. Refl- years under impact of the cost - Rowe Candy Machines, 7 Col., .--notte price squeeze, according to ZOA's Sc & 10e is sending a team of technicians to Spain to direct the 75.00 installationof manufacturingfacilities.Itissetting up its complaint to the Federal Cartel Of- Stoner 500 Coffee & Chocolate 175.00 fice. National, 7 Col.Cigarette Spanish operation under Generalissimo Francisco Franco's recent Machines 55.00 currency liberalization, which permits foreign firms to repatriate A Federal Cartel Office official Apco Coffee & Chocolate 125.00 profits and capital as desired.Rennotte will import the basic said it was probably that the manu- Call, Write or Cable. facturers and distributors would be Cables LEWJO phonograph mechanism from Belgium and manufacture the W. aro now distributors for housing and subassemblies in Spain. Rennotte officials state summoned as witnesses, and that lulahoppe and Gottlieb. that it is very difficult to get skilled Spanish labor, and that, indications were that the current therefore, the Spanish operation will be based on Belgian tech- investigation would be expanded to TOP EARNINGS nicians for a long period. includeallfacetsofthe music IN Leitirdonen royalty problem. Lxclie Wurlitter flistr bt :or EVERY TYPE OF LOCATION 1301 N. (aplei Are. 329 W. Ninth St. GEMA sources revealed that the Covington, Ky. copyrightsocietyisprepared to In,t,a,apoiii, Juke Boxes Rule Britannia's Ships EVERYWHERE Ind. Greater (incinnati answerinkindthemonopoly Tel.: MEIrose 5 1593 Tel: AX 1.6969 SOUTHAMPTON-Britain's phonograph trade is all at sea charge.. GEMA will counter -charge this season as United Kingdom cruise liners ship aboard record to the Federal Cartel Office that numbers of phonographs. It is estimated that British -flag liners the phonograph trade is organized OPERATE BARGAINS now carry a total of nearly 2,500 phonographs. The placing of into what amounts to a trade mo- sea -going phonographs is being stimulated by the switch to nopoly. UNITED FOR THE WEEK single -class tourist accommodations and the everyman's travel GEMA will point out, itis dis- GAMES GAMES surge.Nearly every passenger liner now has at least six juke closed, that manufacturers, distrib- Shuffle Alleys GAMES boxes as standard passenger recreation equipment. The latest utors, and technicians have banded vessel boasting juke boxes as a major item of recreation gear is together into a single organization and 350 OF THEM the Shaw Savill Line's Northern Star, which, equipped with a which is in a position to dominate BIG WAREHOUSE dozen juke boxes, has just sailed on her maiden voyage around the trade and suppress competition. Bowling Alleys CLEARANCE SALE the world with 1,412 passengers. Juke boxes blared "God Save Received a Large Lot of Drink the Queen" and "Anchors Aweigh!" as the $18,000,000 ship WELCOME EVERYWHERE and Coffee Vending Machines in Trade, also a Large Lot of slipped her moorings here and headed for Las Palmas, Cape Trade Fair People Phonographs. Town, Sydney, Wellington, Panama, Trinidad and other sunshine ports. In the bar, juke boxes flank the world's longest nautical UNITED MANUFACTURING CO. WHAT DO YOU NEED? bar -69 feet long. Say Coin Industry 5401 N. California Ave., Chicago 11, SPECIALS FOR THE WEEK 20 Seeburg, E2, Cigarette Ducked Their Bid Venders $190.00 ea. CHICAGO - Sponsors of the 1 Lot of Older Shuffle Alleys, U. S. Firm Closes English Games Pact Bally, United, Chicago Coin- fourth annual Chicago International Write far More Information en LONDON-Williams Manufacturing Corporation of Chi- Trade Fair which opened Wednes- ROSEN the Above, Also on Used Drink cago has appointed London's Phonographic Equipment Com- day(25)atMcCormick Place Venders. pany, Limited, factory representative for the United Kingdom. promise a "walk around the world" SPECIAL Write or Call Us Collect. The deal was closed on a visit to London by Williams' chief, in one short day. They admit, how- MAIn 1-3511 Sam Stern, and Cyril Shack. Phonographic will stock the latest ever, that their "world" does not Write for Our PriceList on Pull include any coin -operated phono- Line of Coin -Operated Machines. Williams machines and a full line of spare parts. The Williams - 10 Phonographic pact anticipates an upsurge in games in Britain, graphs. which trade experts believe to be the biggest potential games A spokesman for the Chicago NATIONAL market on this side of the Atlantic. U. S. games dominate the Association of Commerce claimed British market, and there is no real Continental competition yet that leaders of the coin machine SKEE BALL in sight. industry decided against participa- tion even though they were invited ALLEYS 2315 Olive Street, St. Louis 3, Mo. to do so. The Wurlitzer and See - $1000.00 Phone:MAin1-3511;Cable:Cendist Coin Bowling on Rise in Germany burg companies were among those specifically asked to display their FOR THE LOTCOMPLETE FRANKFURT-Globus Automaten GmhH of Frankfurt products, he said. has been appointed general sales agent for Germany for United "These two firms and others in All Prices Quoted Crated F.O.B. Phila. REAL bowling equipment. Globus is organizing a large Germany -wide the coin machine industry preferred sales promotion program, a feature of which is the organization not to do so," he said. "They ex- WIRE-PHONE-WRITE TODAY of local bowling clubs. Tavern and ice cream bar proprietors are plained that their industry had its Send for CompleteLists LIVE providing special club facilities in connection with the United own annual exposition. We were bowlers on their premises. Clubs have bowling uniforms and meet sorry that they couldn't come in." ARCADE-GAMES-BINGOS MEXICAN regularly at the sites for tournament competition. Globus is also Upward of 750,000 visitors are RIDES-MUSIC-etc. experimenting with international tourneys, based on United expected at the fair which will dis- equipment. The first such international match was held between play the products of the nations of JUMPING Strasbourg (France) and Bastatt (West Germany). Globus is also the world. It closes August 12. ,DAVID ROSEN sponsoring a Germany -wide competition. Bowling is just be- Exclusive A M I Dist.Ea.Pa. coming popular in West Germany, and Globus believes the coin 855 N. BROAD STREET, PHILA. 23, PA. . BEANS bowler is better adapted to German conditions than full-scale Keeney Plant Dark PHONE:CENTER 2.2903 alleys with pinsetting equipment. For Annual Vacation CHICAGO-Operation at J. H. FOR CAPSULE VENDING MACHINES Bingo Not Gambling, Ruhr Court RulesKeeney & Company was suspended America's Largest and Oldest They're Alive and Rolling Friday (20) until August 6 for the DORTMUND, W. Germany-The court at Dortmund, a firm's traditional mid -summer va- ONE -STOP They Jump, Race, Rattle and Roll major Ruhr city, has ruled that American bingo games do not cation. come under the category of a gambling machine, according to Only Paul Huebsch, vice-presi- RECORD SERVICE! German law. The court's ruling is seen by the German trade as dent, will remain at his desk during $1450 PERTHOUSAND opening the way for the importation of bingos into West Ger- the holiday. He will take his vaca- PACKED BULK many on a large scale. The Dortmund court said there was no tion in Wisconsin after the resump- IMMEDIATE DELIVERY defnite promise of a cash or merchandise reward for winning, tion of operations. and that the mere award of free play to winners did not constitute Clayton Nemeroff, another Decals furnished of NO extra charge. gaming. Furthermore, the court held that there was no clear Keeney executive, plans a Florida 45RPM60c No C.O.D. Send check or money order to evidence that an agreement on free -play prizes existed between trip with his family. the operator and the location owner. The court added that since All LP's-Regular Dis- REIM INTERNATIONAL CORP. the bingo is not a payout in the sense of the strict German Laundry Juke Ban 217 S. 7th St. St. Louis 2, Mo. definition, there is no need to obtain official approval for the operation of U. S. bingos in Germany. Under Germany's "model" Continued from page 45 tributor.Wholesale- payout law, machines must be tested by the federal bureau of GIVE TO DAMON RUNYON CANCER FUND standards and licensed for play. of Justice. Any joint undertaking to exclude legal equipment fromNothing Over. the plants would be conspiracy in restraint of trade and illegal agree- BUY! METALTYPERS more will LIVE ment. SAME DAY SERVICE VENDING ALUMINUM IDENTIFICATION DISC Where there are only civil lia- bilities under the Federal Trade 1.LIFE -TIME INCOME the more you GIVE Commission Act, violators of the WHY! 2. TROUBLE -FREE OPERATION THE 3. ONLY 18"x18" Sherman Act risk criminal prosecu- tion and penaltes which include MUSICAL SALES CO. STANDARDIHIARVAFD 1318 N. WESTERN AVE. HEART, FUND fines and imprisonment. The gov- CHICAGO 22, ILL. ernment may also bring civil action THe Ti...lusicalSales

TYPEP EV 4-3120 against offenders under the Sher- FAHr-,),Dre i Maryland man Act, Anding said. AUGUST 4, 1962 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK 49 N. ILLINOIS, N. INDIANA and IOWA OPERATORS-WE HAVE IT! ZIG-ZAG Counter Game GOTTLIEB'S NEW 5 -ball play.10-50-104 lay.Size 12"x17"x Everything From Soup to Shoe Shines In line scoring. h la h scoring.All COVER GIRL natural wood cabi- with thenew SplitTarget Skill net. Hallmark of Successful Distributor Feature... a realhoney! $49.50 BOSTON-Despite the poor -mouth attitude in For Details See Page52 the music business, the most substantial item for For Profits-ORDERTODAY! SHUFFLEBOARD the distributor is still the juke box, according to SCOREBOARDS W. S.(Si) Redd, president of Redd Distributing Coin operated.13, 21 and,or 50 Points(Morsecollar). Overhead Company here. WANTED double-faced model on chrome But, says Redd, with diversification the key GOTTLIEB stands, with coin box - word among operators today, it might be advan- 159.50

LITE,Cf.Alti ATLAS CONTEST tageous for the distributor also to look to a variety Wall Model $105.00 MADEMOISELLE WAGON TRAIN of ways of bolstering and enlarging his business. WT. KIN MERRY-GO-ROUND 5 And the Redd firm, New England distributors KEWPIE DOLL FOTO FINISH Ar for Seeburg lines, has done just that by becoming OKLAHOMA FLYING CIRCUS SPECIALS! prime distributor for an instant shoe shine called SNOW BOAT LAMS 5 POOL SUPPLIES Cinch and selling it to operators with cigaret routes. CORRAL BIG CASINO LIGHTNING BALL LIBERTY BELLE 5-01. Bumper Pool Balls (10)...4 COO When the K. T. Quinn Company of Boston, 4-0z. Bumper Pool Balls (10) rah 521/4" Pool Balls 1.15 w/Cuit Ball an old -established manufacturer of shoe polishes TOP PRICES PAID1 Sot 12 521"t" Pool Balls 1.15 w/CimBall and polish equipment, introduced its Cinch in 10 - S URI.50 Plastic Trisnolos, 21/4 1.54 cent packages, Redd immediately saw the possibil- 41" Cues 01.50 ea.: 25, 31.15 ea. ities of putting three of them in a package similar WEEK'S BEST BUYS! 52" Cues $1.05 ea.) 23, $140 ea. 57" Plastic Cues....$3.05 ea.; $30.00 de. to a cigaret pack and vending them in a cigaret Completely Reconditioned We carry complete line of Peel machine. BALLY LUCKY S. A. $225 Supplies-Write for list. Cinch. not yet on the consumer market, is cur- SI REDD UNITED CAPITOL 150 rently sold to selected hotels and motels who use spots. The Redd company sells the machines and UNITED CLIPPER 150 PHONOGRAPH PLASTICS the product as part of room service.The Redd We carry replacement plastics for firm has become exclusive distributor for coin - the polish product to the operators. 5 Wurlithir, Seeburo and A.M.I. operated sales.Former music and games salesman, The firm, having gained experience in the See - NATIONAL 5 Write for literature. burg line of vending coffee and cold drinks, has Frank LeBlanc, has been named sales manager for COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE 5 this branch. also gone a step further in this direction by taking 5Vs Deposit, Balance C.O.D. or S.D. on a new drink machine-the Giepen-which dis- I 411-13 Diversity Chicago 14, Special Machine penses packaged dry coffee, chocolate and soups. IBUckingharn 14111 rA But Redd hasn't stopped at this point.He de- Redd has placed five Giepen machines on Mobil 5MARVEL ManufachirIng Ce. signed and built a small machine which vends one Oil Company service stations for a trial run.The 0 2145 W. Fullerton Ave., Chicago 41, Ill. paper container of Cinch in a cardboard roll forset-up with the Giepen is similar to that of the Phone: Dickens 2-2424 a dime. These machines are being placed in barber- Cinch plan.Redd sells the machines and supplies GIVE TO DAMON RUNYON CANCERFUND LaLI tt..w My shops, men's rooms of hotels and other strategic the packages. Laundries Go for Good Music " At.- itifet&ter "F o " By JOSEPH KLEIN ments.The company anticipates The "anti -juke box" movement CHICAGO-What appeared tothe development or acquisition ofwas ignited by the National Auto- be a new area of opportunity only30 plants before the end of 1962.matic Laundry and Cleaning Coun- "There are valid reasons for ourcil in Chicago last summer. chicagocoin a year ago has become forbidden territory for coin -operated phono-policy on juke boxes," Whisler said. In the early part of 1961, while graphs. "We don't want the customer tocoinlaundrieswerestruggling Evident now beyond the possi-feel that we want all her money.through their infancy, many leaders GOLD CROWN STARLITE Then, of course, there is the consid-of the new industry urged coin bility of mistake is that a quietly VARIETY ROLL DOWN BOWLER WORLD'S FAIR RIFLE GALLERY organized campaign, which gath-eration of the atmosphere createdlaundry owners to use juke boxes ered steam about a year ago, hasby the juke box. Background mu-and other coin -operated equipment Ci-licri7iC DYNAMIC INDUSTRIES. INC.1725 W Y r placed coin -operated dry-cleaningsic enables us to provide the kindas sources of supplemental income. plants off limits to juke boxes. of music which will lend calm and Prosperity seems to have changed Inadvertently, however, this boy-dignity to the establishment.Thatall of that. cott of phonographs is giving risecould not be accomplished with the In 1961, 2,400 self-service dry to enhanced possibilities in the fieldkind of music you get from jukecleaningcenters,grossingmore ANOTHER of background music. boxes these days." than $30,000,000, were placed in The growing tendency to bar Whisler said, however, that bulkoperation across the country. music machines as a standard partvending equipment, as background The volume of business in the REASON of coin laundry projects was af-music, has a definite place in drycurrent year, according to industry firmed here last week by a spokes-cleaning plants. estimates, will exceed $300,000,000 man for the Associated Coin-Ops "We urge bulk vending partici-with about 50,000 units sold by 25 WHY THE pation," he said."We intend tomanufacturers. 1,1 of America. OCI1 "Wedefinitelyexcludejukemake the utmost use of bulk vend- ill, I,* boxes from our planning,"saiding equipment.We are now ex- Jack Whislcr, the firm's vice-presi-ploring the methods by which weWarner, Kaufman dent and director of realestate.would handle this operation." "But no less definitely we want Whisler said that the coin -oper-Firms Join MONY ated kiddie rides at his firm's plants background music in." NEW YORK-Sanford J. War- Organized last April, ACA op-have proved to be neither profitable Princess 'k nor practical. ner, operating under his own name, eratesa chain of coin -operated and Harold Kaufman, Playmore PHONOGRAPH laundry and dry cleaning establish - "It would be best for all con- cerned if children were not broughtAmusements,have joinedthe to the plants," he said."It is un-Music Operators of New York. IS YOUR BEST BUY the NEW feature for1962derstandable, of course,that the Warner headed the defunct game mother may have no choice in theassociationhere. Kaufman had look to ROCK-OLA for advanced products for profit matter.But the kiddie rides sug-previously been a member of the gest an invitation to children whichjuke box association and has re- EEEILJFIGshouldn't be made." joined after a lapse of several years.

DESIGNED Directional DELUXE for Many Operators Wink at Law, Still 6 -POCKET PROFITABLE PLAY Stereo Lend to Taverns, Earl Kies Charges the true magnificence CHICAGO - Chicago'santi-in the competitive struggle for new of 33' stereo loan ordinance has proved to bestops, he said. right at the phonograph!largelyineffectivethusfar,the "We would like to believe other- head of an operators' organizationwise," he said. "But we must face said here this week. facts. We know that the lending Even though the law has been inand thegiftsfor new locations ARCADE force for almost nine months nowhaven'tstopped.Obviously,the -it was passed last November-competition is too keen." FOR SALE the practices which brought about The anti -loan measure was its enactment still prevail, accord-enacted as an amendment to the New Styling!New Operating MeclenIsmlFormica SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ing to Earl Kies, president of thecity's liquor control ordinance. A Burn -Proofnails) ExclusiveValley "Sasy-Count" MAHOGANY Scorer! Regulation21/4" SOW 3 PopularSizes: Recorded Music Service Associa-tavern keeper risks revocation of 75011, 1407, NixSO. Many other features. OR WALNUT FINEST & MOST SUCCESSFUL tion. his license under provisions of its ON THE PACIFIC COAST. "The ordinance has helped us onpenalty section if he solicits and accepts a loan from a juke box Ask your distributor for a demonstration, or writs old locations," Kies said. "It has or phone direct for information. Only principals need Inquire enabled us to say, when asked foroperator. Box A-237, 11111ineoni Musk Week a loan, that lending is against the "But not a single license has been A OP revoked for borrowing in the nine VALLEY SALES CO. VALEYLLDIVISIONMID. CO. 1520 N. Dower k. law." Hollywood 211, Calikrais months since the ordinance went 333 MORTON ST., BAY CITY, MICHIGAN TWinbrook 54587 The abuse, however, continuesinto effect," Kies observed. 50 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK AUGUST 4, 1962 KIDDIERIDES BINGOS BRAND NEW USED (contd.) Beer. City July Juke Take Rises Lotta Fun $375Highway Patrol Elsie the Cow $225 with sound Ferdinand the Bull 225 Beach Time 275 $695 Indian Scout 695 Twin Merry -Go -Round 295 MILWAUKEE-Juke box oper- Big Show 110 Wells Fargo 525 Old Smokey 275 disks were credited with spurringRecord Cityare "Sealed Witha Ballerina 375 Fire Engine 525 Toonerville Trolley 375 atorsclaimreceiptsduring Julythe rise. Kiss,"Brian Hyland, and "You Cow Pony 525 Big Bronco 295 Broadway 110 Santa Fe Express 525 Champion Horse 325 climbed severalpoints over the The hottest new single duringDon't Know Me," Ray Charles, Cypress Garden 225 Musical Ferris Wheel Meteor Hot Rod 295 similar period of last year. Healthythe closing days of July, accordingABC -Paramount. Key West 110 wisound 695 Twin Horse Stage Coach 425 Whirley Bird w,sound.695 Junior Jet 175 economic conditions, plus a length- Miss America 225 Helicopter w,sound .. 695 Red Nose Reindeer 225 to one -stops catering to the juke "Say Momma," a debut release Miami Beach 100 USED Sandy Horse 350 eninglistofwell -promoted newboxoperatortrade,is Johnnyon Ermine Records byalocal Pony Express 175 Nite Club 110 Space Ship $275 Sit Down Driveyourself 375 Tillotson's"Send Me thePillowcombo, the Legends, shows promise Show Time 125 Boat Ride 275 Turn Pike Auto Test 675 Sea Island 395 Donald Duck 250Auto Test 425 You Dream On." Both Jim Skiba,of breaking into the charts. Oper- Sun Valley 225 GUNS Third Street Radio Doctors, andators claim the number ispulling Touch Down Ex. Space Gun $125 Keeney Sportsman ....VISO 285 Silver Bullet 125 Keeney Air Raider 150 Jimm Mayer, Record City, reportwell in teen-age spots. Gun Patrol 110 Atomic Bomber 100 Wiener Opens Jet Gun 110 Mut. Sky Fifer 125 Tillotson's newest release on Ca- 'Sunny's Polka' Six Shooter ' :`. 110 Mid. Shooting Gallery. 275 a Pop Gun Circus 250 Safari Gun 175 dence definitely headed for peak AccordingtoMayer, new Shooting Gallery 135 Seeburg Bear Gun ....175 sales totals. polka release by Bernie Roberts 510 Shooting Gallery 135 Seeburg Coon Gun ...175 State Fair 195 Bonus Gun 195 Smokeshop HO Veteran operator Morrie Fuhr-on PageantRecords,"Sunny's Sky Gunner 125 Carnival 150 Gun Club 195 Vanguard 275 man, Morrie's Amusements, listedPolka," is also doing very well. Circus Gun 275 Polar Hunt 165 Distributors for WURLITZER, theseashistop money makers: Skiba claims operators are rack- I UNITED. GOTTLIEB & M DWAY. °...... \. In Manhattan "Devil Woman," with Marty Rob-ing up good results with both sides bins;"Lolita," with Ray Adams,of the new Ray Charlessingle, NEW YORK-Bill Wiener, fac-and Burl Ives' "Mr. In -Between""YouDon'tKnuNMe"b.w. V(I,AND CopN tory representative for the Smoke-on Decca. "Careless Love." Also tig here are shop cigaret machine, has set up `Ramblin' Rose' the new Connie Francis' "Vaca- M. S. GISSER 2029 PROSPECT AVE CLEVELAND 15, OHIO headquarters at 607 10th Avenue Mayer reports gratifying operatortion,"and "Devil Womaii". with Sales Manager All Phones Tower 1 6715 here. He shares the premises withreception for the new Nat KingMarty Robbins. Abe Lipsky of the Lipsky Dis-Cole "Ramblin' Rose." According A single stirring a lot of son -- tributing Company, juke box dis-to Mayer, "The operators likeitswhat belated interest inthis area, tributor. country -western flavor." adds Skiba, is "Counterfeit Friends" There is no connection between Also exhibiting a solid impact atwith Lloyd Price. $ ATLAS Reconditioned-Guaranteed the twofirms, though, and the MUSIC GAMES VENDING pooling of office and showroom space is merely for convenience. tvammyk,.-qhmewwwliwkwwwwwamoi Wiener will stock the Smokeshop VENDING MUSIC line, parts for the machines, and the Smokeshop 50 -cent and ROWE I.-1000, 4 flavor. . penny DOUBLE -PLAY DISKS $595 A. M. I.K-200 $525 changemaker. The ROWE 20-700 (20-(ol.) fig. 245 A. M. I.1-200 495 formertakes Two-sided action may be expected from the following records. For the juke ROWE COMMANDER, 11-fol. C ig.... 85 A. M. I.J-120 395 either two quarters or one half ROWE CANDY, 11 -Col. 265 A. M.I.6-120 245 dollar and gives change in nickels. box operator limited to from 100 to 200 sides per machine, they represent ROWE (ANDY, 8-fol. 145 A. M. I.6.200 245 Bothunits come asattachments maximum programming effectiveness. Records listed below have both tides ROWE SANDWICH VENDOR 325 A.M.I.E-120 145 to the cigaret machine. either on the Hot 100 or have recently been on the Hot 100. See Spotlight DuGRENIER K-12 (lg. 165 ROCKOLA 1455 275 Wiener, a veteran of 25 years in Reviews for additional information on double -play disks. CORSAIR, 20 -Col.Clg. 175 SEEBURG ID -200 325 the coin machine business,was a CONTINENTAL, 30 -Col.Clg. 185 SEEBUR6 200-1U (Background) 245 sales executive with the old Eastern WURLITIER 2300 415 Electric Company and with Con- AC DOLLAR BILL CHANGER WURLITZER 2200 325 tinentalVending WURLITZER 2100 295 beforejoining Location proved.Eliminate: need Smokeshop. HEART IN HAND BRENDA LEI WURLITZER 1800 245 AND for attendant! Immediate delivery. WURLITZER 2000 245 Decca 31407 $995plus F. E. T. IT STARTED ALL OVER AGAIN A. M.I. WALL BOX, See New Records 200 Sel., WO.200 $85 STANDARD COIN CHANGERS In Attendance at HAVING A PARTY SAM COOKE AND RCA Victor 50c Model Duo 50c -25c 1/3 Deposit. Balance Sight Draft BRING IT ON HOME TO ME 8036 $125.50 plus F. E. T. $210.00 Cable: "ATMUSIC"-thicago Chi Empire Schools CHICAGO - New attendance RAY CHARLES Distributors for YOU DONT KNOW ME 10 recordsatserviceschoolstohe AND ABC -Paramount sponsored this summer by Empire CARELESS LOVE 10345 AMI-ROWE-BALLY Coin Machine Exchangewere fore- cast last week by Joe Robbins, the firm's vice-president. VACATION CONNIE FRANCIS A quarter Century ATLAS MLSIC [OMNI First of the classes will becon- AND MGM of Service ducted in August under the auspices 13087 of the United Manufacturing Com- THE BIGGEST SIN OF ALL BRANCH Of ROWE-AC SERVICES DIVISION pany. Rock-Ola will be in charge of DES MOINES, IOWA CHICAGO 47, ILL. the September sessions. SHE'S NOT YOU ELVIS PRESLEY 1120 Walnut St. 2122 N Western Ave. 51 The school was attended by 90 AND RCA Victor 213-2393 8041 Altmitage 6-5005 last year, Robbins said. More than JUST TELL HER JIM SAID HELLO

t444 4 r\\ 100 are expected to make use of \\\\\\mthe courses this year. ffill1/1111411111.0/.11,81001//ll95l.1111111!%'/ILMIIIIILITAL. Ill'll'ALMINOVit11101111111/' Launched Wednesday (25), Em- pire's "Operation Tick Tock" will A WANT AD run through August 15, RobbinsHOME IS WHERE TUNEIS, announced. During the period of the campaign, any operator pur-DENVER OP TELLSTOURISTS USED PHONOGRAPHS NEEDED NOW! chasingaRock-Ola phonograph willreceivea new Omega wrist DENVER-Here's a twist toward developing tourist play on watch, Robbins said. Cameras and phonographs in resort locations which has paid steady dividends WANTED: Thefollowingused phonographsare radios were given away under simi- needed for immediate European export: for Harold Keller, juke box and amusement machine operator lar conditions in other years. here. Seeburg HF100G, Seeburg HF100R, Seeburg V200L, Wherever large groups of tourists congregate, Keller pastes Bilotta's Recuperation a decal -type label on each machine which reads simply, "Your Seeburg VL200, Seeburg KD200; Wurlitzer 1700, Wur- Home Town Music." Naturally, sight of the decal brings a twinge litzer 1800, Wurlitzer 1900, Wurlitzer 2000, Wurlitzer Helped by Boat Cruise of homesickness to many tourists, who often come over, peer at 2100, Wurlitzer 2150, Wurlitzer 2104, Wurlitzer 2200, the music menu, and if time permits, play a selection or two. Wurlitzer 2250 and various AMI and Rock-Ola models. NEWARK, N. Y.-John Bilotta, By merely making sure that there are plenty of old favorites headoftheBilottaDistributing on the spindles, operator Keller can make the "Home Town Company, has recovered from an Music" point valid, since he has found music tastes are prac- IN RETURN DAVIS OFFERS: attack of asthma and pneumonia tically the same everywhere. He includes a few polkas for the benefit of visitors from Greater used machine price allowance which had hospitalized him for a week. such areas as Pittsburgh, a bit of Spanish music for Southwest- operators a chance to sell their used equipment ata good After a 10 -day recuperation erners, and a bit of hillbilly music for the benefit of Midwest- erners. The net result has been to increase the popularity of his price before the"after Labor Day used equipment price periodathome, Bilotta andhis wife were joined Thursday, (26) phonographs at almost every location, and certainly an oppor- drop" by A. D. Palmer, advertising and tunity to test out music tastes of tourists on the basis of the promotion manager of the Wur- play meter. CALL OR WRITE DAVIS TODAY ! litzer Company, and Mrs. Palmer. 22 ft., Terms: The two couples cruised down Pool Tables, Slate $165.00 SHUFFLEBOARDS, 13 deposit required. WORLD EXPORT 4 the New York State Barge Canal refinished $225.00 to Syracuseinthe Palmer boat. American 9 Ff. Bank Shot..175.00 SHUFFLEBOARD LIGHTS EXIi0lar There they stayedat (fluorescent) $ 27.50 the Three BOWLERS DISTRIBUTING MISCELLANEOUS rye 4Q. RiversInnasguestsof Dom Keeney Bonus Chi Coin Blinker Bruno. $ 9 5Chi Coin Fire Ball Exclusive Seeburg Dist.rAisPors Keeney Diamond ChiCoin Rocket Davis Bilotta, along with Norma Keeney Speed Lane Genco Rifle Gallery I5 Keeney Jewel Games Inc. Post -Time 738East Erie Blvd. Rivers, Vassar Records recording 5250.00Games Inc. Hole.in-One.... Syracuse 3, N. Y., U. S. A. United Shooting Star Phone: GRanite S-1631 0 artist, participated in opening day Area Code 315 .4 ceremonies at the Sarah Conventry

r ' Park here. Miss Rivers was fea- 1 6A i turedonthecoverandona double -pagepicture spreadof CHICAGO, ILLINOIS when answeringads. Sarah Conventry's Signet, a house organpublished by Sarah Cov- JUNIPER 8-1814 Say YouSaw It in BillboardMusic Week entry, Inc. AUGUST 4, 1962 Blundred an Expert BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK 31 Continued from page 45 Congratulations to Buck McBeth, serviceman at Advance Music,who is the father of a new girl. chairman oftheexecutive com- mitteealsowasinattendance. Notes from All -Record Sales, Minneapolis one -stop: Mary (Sandy) Pierce had made frequent trips to Sanderson is back from a vacation in Texas and Colorado.... Tom Chicago from his Wisconsin resi- Prenevost, office manager, did some fishing in northern Minnesota.... dence to help the sub -committee New warehouseman there is Robert Penniman. with its deliberations. Despite cool weather, the Seattle World's Fair and the stock Lou Casola, MOA vice-presi- market slump, Minnesota resort operators are looking forwardto good dent and director, also was here. Continued from page 47 business for the season. The cool and wet weather in June hurt house- Blundred has had no connection keeping resorts, according to Joe Ruttger, president ofthe Minne- with any phase of the music in-London Music Company. He formerly was with Superior in Chicago.sota Resort Association.His own and other resorts operating under dustry. That, apparently, weighedSeeburg music equipment sales have shown a sharp climb since July 1,the American plan were not hit so hard. says Perry London.Also moving well is the Williams Friendship 7 Rutter expects next month in his favor. In making a choice,pin game. "will be the best August we've had in 28years. 'The result will be a MOA was determined to refrain BENN OLLMAN"very good season," he pointed out. DON LYONS from arousing thepossibilityof competitive suspicions in the in-OUT MINNESOTA WAY DETROIT DOINGS dustry. The Minneapolis city council has passed an ordinance permitting Music Operators, Inc., virtually inactive for abouta year, may be Blundred said that he will im-the dispensmg of hot chocolate, coffee or tea from automatic vendingrevived this fall, according to Erwin B. Moss, secretary -treasurer of the mediately undertake an exhaustive machines in laundry and dry cleaning establishments....Amosorganization during its active period. Changes in ownership andper- study of the problems of the in-Heilicher, president of Heilicher Bros.,Inc.,wholesale supplier ofsonnel of operating companies have been one factor leading tosuspen- dustry. records and record -playing equipment, and partner in Advance Musicsion of activity, but talks held recently between several juke box Annual Convention Company. Minneapolis, has been added to the advisory board of theindustry leaders are expected to lead to a meeting this fall. He said he will urge the par-North American office of the Northwestern National Bank.He also ticipation of all manufacturers inhas been active in the opening of the new Standard Club headquarters With MOI dormant, Michigan juke box operators are withouta in the Pi;:k-Nicollet Hotel. trade association, and the need for one to properly represent the in- the annual MOA show. The record He is president of the club. dustry and serve as a common forum is strongly felt. companies and all other firms and Cliff Brown, of the Rushmore Amusement Comapny, Rapid City, organizationsassociated with theS. D., and his wife are back from a two-week vacation at the Seattle Moss, recently convalescent from serious illness, has moved his coin machine industry will also be Moss Music Company into a modern new building. He also hasex- World's Fair.. . . John Trucano, operator at Deadwood, S. D., and his encouraged to join the effort. Atwife also took in the Century 21 exposition in Seattle on their recentpanded operations, going into cigaret vending for the first time, and all times, he would be alert to leg-jaunt to the Coast. reports this a profitable addition to the long-established music route. islative attempts to withdraw the His son Marty is assisting him. royalty exemption from coin -oper- Operators in the Twin Cities recently included George Wohlers, A. P. Sauv & Son, veteran operating -distributing company, has ated phonographs, he added. Stillwater, Minn.; Bun Mraz, Brainerd, Minn.; Tony Ratchford, Huron,been legally re -registered with the founder, Arthur P. Sauve, and his son, In another action, the committeeS. D.; Earl Porter, Mitchell, S. D.; Elmer Cummings, Brookings, S. D.,Dale C. Sauve, listed as co -owners. formally adopted a budget draftedand Nick and Bob Bergquist, Ironwood, Mich. at MOA's May meeting. Con Kaluza, operator at Browerville, Minn., and his wife returned John R. Pieter% and Joel T. Anton, King -Pin Equipment Company, from a vacation in Las Vegas.... Glenn Addington, operator at Bis-distributor for Bally and Irving Kaye here, have sold their distributing FOR SALE marck, N. D., and his wife visited Mrs. Addington's parents at Isle,business to Martin and Snyder of Dearborn, Seeburg distributors. Downie Johnson Coin Counter (Model Minn., arid did some fishing in the area. Pieters, of Kalamazoo, Mich., was with Bally some 30 years, and was 20 PH), $75.00; Downie Johnson Coin one of its oldest distributors. The King -Pin name is being dissolved. Counter (Electric Model 30 PH). $150.00; one hundred used Master Locks, fifty Andy Benna, operator at Ironwood, Mich., was in the Twin CitiesPieters and Auton will continue their extensive operating company cents each; Sally 51 5 A. $50.00 each; Ingo Grip Scale, five cent. for 525.001 on business and took in a Minnesota Twins baseball game. ... Jimunder the name of Michigan Midget Movies. They operate arcades on Used Cigarette Machines. Write Christensen, of Jim's Record Shop, St. Paul one -stop, vacationed inthe Aquarama, Great Lakes cruise ship, and at Walled Lake Amuse. FRANK 6UERRINI VENDING MACHINES, 1211 W. 4th St. Lewistown, Penna. New York.... Floyd Rogers, serviceman at Advance Music Company,ment Park, together with three kiddielands, plus other ride and arcade Minneapolis, spent two weeks at his cabin at Park Rapids, Minn.... (Continued on page 52)

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52BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK AUGUST 4, 1962 A newcomer to Denver distributors is Ernie Sousa, of Rapid City, S. D., who was in Denver recently purchasing six new phonographs for his South Dakota small-town routes.... Tony Lucero, fresh from Don't Hold Bag a vacation in the Caribbean, didn't enjoy his homecoming as much as Continued from page 45 he would like. His doctor scheduled him for an immediate appendicitis operation after Lucero complained of violent pain. missing out on one good location, the operator will sink money in Birthdays posted by the Denver coin machine fraternity for Junenine bad ones.You don't maks included Roy and Don Kaiser, Durango; Doyle Harrington, Salida; Billmoney with those odds.

Burbank, Montrose, and Stan Pacino, Trinidad. The operator still has some safe- Modern Music Company has installed a battery of bookkeepingguards, if he is willing to use them. machines to simplify the big job of keeping track of considerably ex-If he is really afraid that the com- tended amusement machine routes throughout Denver and its suburbs.petition will move in, he can give Continued from page 51 Lou Shulman, dean of Denver operators, is planning an early retirement.the location owner the money as a loan, but he can have the money equipment. They are also diversifying their activities further, operatingLOS ANGELES -ANGLES held in escrow pending the actual "Coney Island" -type restaurants and nut stores. opening of the stop. Ed Wisler is recuperating from a recent illness at the Hill Haven Variety Music has been re -registered by Cecil Watts as sole owner, If the location owner is a fidt Manor, 10230 Hill Haven Avenue, Tujunga, Calif., and would like tobuck operator, he'll turn down the and moved to Junction Avenue on the near west side. It was formerlyhear from his many friends... . Don Edwards and Jack LaRue con-escrow proposal. headed by Mrs. Ruth Watts, and located in the northwest section onducted a school for the AMI L 200 in Bakersfield.The session was In that case, the Lindsay Avenue. Mrs. Watts formerly had Ruth's Music. operator will have saved hinself close on the heels of one held in San Diego for operators and service-some money.' If the location owner men. is legitimate, he'll make the best West Jimmy Wilkins, of Paul A. Laymon, Inc., soon returns from hisdeal he can, with the knowledge DENVER DOINGS annual vacation. He spent this one hiking with a troop of Boy Scoutsthat the money is waiting for him along the John Muir Trail in the High Sierras.... Dorothy Laymonin the bank as soon is he is open - Hot weather in July, normally the signal for a drop in collectionsis on a 10 -day jaunt to Honolulu. . .. Britt Abelman, Laymon secretary,for business. in all fields, hasn't apparently taken effect in the Denver area, operatorsis on vacation in Truckee, Nev., where she is visiting her aunt and The Music Operators of New report, not without enthusiasm. Most operators ascribe better collec-mother; the latter is here from her home in Sweden. York, local trade association; has tions for June and July of this year simply to larger numbers of tourists, been warning all juke box, amhse- and installation of new machines along the routes. Other Laymon notes: Randy Elder is opening a restaurant at 12th Place and Valencia.Russell Early, of the shipping department, recentlyment machine and cigaret operators moved into his new home in Eagle Rock. in the area to investigate thorough- Bob Wiley, who recently bought the Howard Hold route in Del .. Don Peters, of the servicelyallunopened locations before Norte, Colo., is in a quandary. With Del Norte and its famous fishingdepartment, enjoyed water sports and fishing on the Colorado River.lending money. grounds c med with tourists, Wiley needs more machines, but at . Gladys Daniels, wife of Charles Daniels, is recovering from a recent the time, he must remember that during the winter this section ofillness.... Paul Laymon reports the arrival of the Hole -in -One, coin - Colo do shows something like an 85 per cent population drop. His bigoperated putting game, from Nail -Tone, Inc., in Miami. hope is the establishment of new skiing centers in the area, such as Cover Girl Unit Crested Butte, which will increase winter highway traffic. The many friends of Lee Walker, prominent Los Angeles operator, will be glad to learn that he is recuperating from a recent illness.... Continued from page 45

Bill Haeffner, of Pueblo Music Company, Pueblo, was in townTex Nowaka, of Tex -Row Music in San Bernardlho, in town to shop.nated by six rollovers in the light during early July, adding several pieces of equipment to his Southern .. Mel Wolzinger came over from Las Vegas, Nev., to see about a newbox. The top center lights the new Colorado string.... Roy Kaiser and Don Kaiser,brother team whotruck.... Bob Young enjoyed visiting friends and relatives in Las"split target." operate Kaiser Music Company in Durango, Colo., celebrated theirVegas. ... Tom Sams, AMI phonograph sales vice-president, wound A special score is allowed for birthdays with a visit to Draco Sales Company, Wurlitzer distributorup a visit to the R. F. Jones Company here. SAM ABBOTTlighting upper or lower row of in Denver, recently. The Kaiser brothers are profiting from the tre- "covers girls." Lighting all "cover mendously expanded oil industry in Northern New Mexico and extrellne Lester H. Courtney, director ofgirls" lights side holes for one, two Southwestern Colorado. Eric Sokol Named Hot Springs, is the new plant man-or three specials. Finally satisfied that he has set enough pieces on his mountain ager. When split target is lit, red half resort area route is Wilbur Beyers, of Ft. Collins, Colo., who took aTo St. Louis Post National Rejectors is the world'sspots red rollovers and lights corre- well-earned rest during July at home. Byer probably has the largest ST. LOUIS-Eric L. Sokol, man-largestmanufacturerof money -sponding "cover girls"; white half number of new 100 and 20 -play stereo phonographs in mountain loca-ager of National Rejectors' Hothandling equipment for the coinspotswhiterollovers andlights tions of any operator in the country.... Pete Jeritz, who underwentSprings plant, has been named di- corresponding "cover girls." machine industry. BesidesitsSt. two painful sojourns in a Denver hospital last year, has finally returnedrector of manufacturing and has Whenlit,rotatinglightpop to his desk on a full-time basis. His busy one -stop, first in Denver, hasbeen transferred to the home officeLouis and Hot Springs plants,itbumpers score 10 points. The play - been keeping him on the go from morning till night. here. has a factory board is of hard -cote finish.

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