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Cover Artists: SUPERTRAM London Moves to Progress in Chicago New Orleans Market Analysis Decision in NY Tel/PSC Case More CBS Convention Highlights Testimony at L.A a w $1.75 ART AND RECORDINGS DEPARTMENT .mwwwwwwwwww w, w \rwwwv-- National Record Mart Pricing Policy Cover Artists: SUPERTRAM London Moves To Progress In Chicago New Orleans Market Analysis Decision In NY Tel/PSC Case More CBS Convention Highlights Testimony At L.A. Perf. Rights Hearings Island To Relocate To New York KMEL Affects S.F. Radio Mkt. The Obligatory Encore (Ed) www.americanradiohistory.com "_ove Gone By" is tie fastest -growing single Dan FDgelberg's ever had, and it looks like it'll be with us for awhile. BLit that's no surprise when yoL consider the album it comes from. .E 4,81=Netherlands" is the bigcest album of Dan's career. In its fi -st v.reek of release i- was the most added FM album in the coun-'y. In just a fewwccks t went gold-faster than Dan's tvo previous gold albums. Dan Fogelberg t- as achievec airplay and sales success at almost every format. Ncw he's addiig Top 40 to the list. Dan Fogelberg's breakthrough single, 'Love Gone By." On Full Moon/Epic Records. Produced by Dan Fogelberg and Norbert Putnam. A Full Moon P-cdLction Full Moon is a trademark of Ful Moon Productions. Direction: Iry Azof Front Line Maiagement 8380 Melrose Ave_ Los Angeles, Ca. 90048 Agency Represen.ration: The Housard Rose agency, Ltd. *Also available on tape. www.americanradiohistory.com THE INTERNATIONAL MUSIC RECORD WEEKLY VOLUME XXXIX - NUMBER 13 - August 13, 1977 GEORGE ALBERT President and Publisher cash box editorial GARY COHEN Editor In Chief J. B. CARMICLE General Manager, East Coast JULIAN SHAPIRO Editor, East Coast East Coast Editorial PHIL DIMAURO KEN TERRY CHARLES PAIKERT MARK MEHLER West Coast Editorial The Obligatory DAVE FULTON, Assistant Editor Encore CHUCK COMSTOCK ALAN SUTTON RANDY LEWIS After completing a recent JEFF CROSSAN concert, jazz pianist Keith Jarrett took ten minutes to JEFFREY WEBER explain to the screaming JOE NAZEL and whistling audience his reasons for not wanting to TERRY FULLERTON perform an encore. Comparing the concert to a dinner, Jarrett reprimanded the West Coast Advertising crowd for demanding Research dessert after an enjoyable entree, and added that this was a HOWARD LOWELL standard practice of American concert -goers. Jarrett BOB SPEISMAN remarked quite seriously, LARRY CARLAT "I've enjoyed what I played tonight. Can't we just leave GENE MAHLER it at that?" JEFF RAY There is little doubt that American audiences DAN SEIDEN are spoiled and now expect an CATHY WEIDMAN encore instead of being treated to one. Rarely BILL FEASTER will an act avoid giving "dessert" BETSY IRVINE regardless of the crowd response. In TIM WILLIAMS fact, the encore of today is more the rule than KEN KIRKWOOD the exception. MARK ALDERMAN Coin Machine Managers and promoters pencil in extra time for encores for nearly every Chicago concert. The acts utilize the CAMILLE COMPASIO, Manager encore to give a medley of greatest hits and/or preview Art Director a new song. And the crowd stands patiently waiting to see how long it will take for WOODY HARDING the group or performer to return to the Circulation stage; they want as much for their money as THERESA TORTOSA they can get. Manager It is PUBLICATION OFFICES also interesting to note how each act handles the encore. Led Zeppelin NEW YORK performed 119 West 57th. 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