Program Dept. Plan Sparks NAB Meet

By SAM CHASE The new department, Collins Collins said: "It has seemed The convention featured the and Minow have featured the said, "would aid the broadcaster not a little strange to me and to third and presumably final edi- past three conventions. CHICAGO -A call for the in his quest for improvement. It broadcasters with whom I have tion of the series of "great con- As though in response to Col- development of a program de- would facilitate the exchange of talked that with all of NAB's frontations" between Collins and lins plea for the industry to partment within the National As- successful program material and present varied to aid Federal Com- continue to regulate itself on sociation of Broadcasters was stimulate better independent pro- efforts Communications one of the main highlights of the gram expertise." broadcasters we do not now have mission Chairman Newton N. such matters as limitations on organization's 41st annual con- any specific work under way to Minow, whose comments tended commercial time. Minow called vention. NAB President LeRoy The proposal follows approval help in developing special crea- to confirm reports that he for a law which would require Collins listed this as one of his of the NAB's joint board at its five main proposals to "improve recent Phoenix meetings to study tive skills and techniques to en- shortly would leave for a high stations to adhere to the NAB's the quality of the whole broad- the feasibility of such a depart- hance the end product of broad- post with the Encyclopedia Bri- Code. Minow's proposal would cast product." (See other story.) ment. casting- programs." tannica. The speeches of Collins (Continued on pare 41)

APRIL 13, 1963 SIXTY -NINTH YEAR 50 CENTS EDITORIAL NAB's Program Move This year's NAB Convention was one of the most important to radio broadcasters of any held in recent years. Three urgent prob- lems were discussed and potential solutions prescribed. FM broadcasters came away feeling that in stereo they may have found the cure for their economic ills. The radio sales problem of incomplete research data has been confronted squarely by Ed Billboar Bunker, dynamic new chief of the Radio Advertising Bureau, and The Music - Record International Newsweekly steps are being taken to get an honest count for the medium. Perhaps of even greater long -range importance to the medium ne *Oyama n.' in sin no per is the long -needed recognition of the problem caused by the pro- liferation of radio stations in recent years. FCC Chairman Newton Minow verbalized what many in the trade have long felt to be the solution: encouragement of flexibility and specialization of program- PROTEST GROWS ming by radio stations. Fresh Program Ideas Needed Too many radio stations seem unable to formulate fresh program Greenbriars Balk ideas and have permitted themselves to become slaves to formulas at of one type or another. The key question is what practical aid can be given to such stations to help them find new and individual paths. 'Hootenanny' The solution may well have been given by NAB's far -sighted Booking president, LeRoy Collins, who has called for establishment of a program department within NAB. Such a move, in our opinion, is IIIII By REN GREVATT IIIIIII IIIII IIIII II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII not only desirable -it is an urgent need. In addition, we believe the NAB should consider reinstituting NEW YORK folk -sing- -One REPRISE sessions on programming at its annual conventions. Broadcasters ing group, the Boys. GETS Greenbriar with long memories will recall that such sessions in the conventions have invitation Sc, declined an DINAH SHORE of the 1930's through the mid -40's were perhaps the most exciting appear on ABC -TV's folk -based aspect of the annual gatherings and doubtless among the most re- NATIONAL BREAKOUTS * "Hootenanny" show, scheduled HOLLYWOOD - Reprise warding. for, taping April 14 and 15 at Records added still another es- Ignored NAB Rutgers University. The move tablished name to its artist roster This publication, as the only business paper serving broadcasters was made as a protest against last week with the signing of which emphasizes the programming aspects of the industry, long has Ray Charles, ABC. the network's alleged blacklist- Dinah Shore to an exclusive re- Paramount 10435 maintained that it is wrong for NAB conventions to treat with ing of Pete Seeger and the cording contract. The label will nearly every aspect of station operations other than broadcasting's Weavers for the show. use her for both singles and basic commodity. Indeed, the last programming seminar at an NAB Action by the Greenbriar LP's and will also feature her in REGIONAL BREAKOUTS Convention was the highly successful session on TV films sponsored * group coincided with a state- co- starring disk vehicles with by Billboard at the Washington convention of 1955 in lieu of any new records, not yet on ment issued by Harold Leven- other artists rMse Billboard's in its fold. Miss activity by the NAB itself. Hot 100, have been reported getting strong thal, manager of the alleged Shore's most recent label affilia- sales in The local broadcaster, radio as well as TV, needs and will action by dealers malor market(s) blacklisted artists, to the effect tion was Capitol Records. listed In parentheses. support a system of program idea exchange. The new NAB program that "a blacklist on network The move led to speculation department cannot begin functioning too soon. And the fruits of its television does exist and we that Dinah would soon make an THE LOVE OF MY MAN . , . service can well be sampled excitingly at each year's NAB Con- can't ignore it." album with the head of the Theola Kilgore, Serock 2004 (Sylvia, vention. Meanwhile, a committee of firm. Frank Sinatra. BMI) (Boston, Pittsburgh, Cleveland) Record Companies, Syndicators Can Help folk artists, headed by Billy lllllllll)IIII) 111111) II I'MMOVIO'ON,. Faier, was in the process of ob- IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII))I IIIII )IIIIIIIIIII)IIII)IIIIIIIl) In this regard, we believe that important contributions also can taining signatures "from the en- their agent, Ralph Rinsler. of be made by those companies which provide basic programming fare Matt Lucas, Smash 1813 (Hill d Range, is a vigorous to stations. Record manufacturers. whose product to radio what BMI) (Detroit, Boston) tire folk fraternity" to International Talent Associates statement of "principle and pro- (ITA). gasoline is to automobiles, certainly can and would offer the benefit test" to be delievered to the Rinsler said "Pete Seeger of their experiences, as would the new breed of radio program.syndi- network, with copies should on this show. He cator who is learning how to create individual local angles. Similarly, Ray Barullo, Tico 419 (Little Dipper, ABC -TV be to the Federal Communications should not only be on it, he the TV film companies remain the largest single source of program- BM)) New York) ming for local video stations. Commission. should also be a unifying factor The combined experience of these suppliers, along with that of ANN -MARIE The Greenbriar Boys refused throughout the whole series. He broadcasters themselves, can lead to a new flowering of creativity. Tt Belmonfs, Sabina 509 (Pokvan, to appear on the show through has been the backbone of the BMI) is not too soon to begin planning for inclusion of program activities (Miami) young generation which this at the 1964 NAB Convention. 1111111111111111111111111 I I 1111111111111111111111111111111R 1111111111111111111111111111 series highlights. He is obviously being blacklisted and we (the WHAT A 1)0) llllllllrl'll!p1I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!I1IIIII11111111)II IIIIIIIIIII)IIIIIII)IIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIICIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIB011IIIBNIf1I11BBANB Greenbriars) sup- 11IIIIt1111111 Raindrops, Jubilee 5444 (Trinity, BMI) JIMMY LYONS' don't wish to (Detroit) port this practice." FOLKFEST SET Folk singer -actor Theodore Dot New Branch HEART , , York MY CAN'T TAKE IT NO MORE . Bikel called "sick and evil" those Opens Supremos, Motown 1040 Qobele, BMD persons who would bar perform- FOR MONTEREY Dot Rec- branches the Eastern (Pittsburgh) ers from appearing on TV be- HOLLYWOOD - of market HOLLYWOOD - Jimmy cause of their personal beliefs. ords last week opened its own area. Lyons, the branch in New York City. In addition to continuing to CRY ON MY SHOULDER , , , producer of Monterey But Bikel, who has already Henry Onorati, Dot's Eastern open its branches in key market Johnny Crawford, Del -Fi 4203 (Aldon, Jazz Festival, will produce a taped two appearances on sales will serve as areas, Dot has been consolidat- BMI) (Boston) three -day Folk Festival this "Hootenanny," taking an oblique executive, spring. The festival will run May swipe at methods of protest em- temporary branch manger in ing branch locations to (Continued on page 10) 17 -19 at the Monterey County ployed by others. said that art- launching the new company - strengthen its subsidiary distri- Fairgrounds. There will be five ists like the Weavers can get on owned operation. bution operations. folk concerts altogether. Stars TV iÌ` all involved "act as sane, Dot's move into the nation's Recently, Dot Distributing signed ALBUMS for the event already are responsible people and not en- No. I market with its wholly Corporation consolidated its Peter, Paul and Mary; the Wea- gage in ineffectual public pro- owned distribution outlet gives Memphis branch into its Nash- Page One Albums will be ers, Bob Dylan, the Greenbriar tests or boycotts by folk singers. the label a total of 19 company - ville facility, and consolidated found in the LP Review Boys, Besse Griffin and Mance He said that this would only owned branches. It also provides the area previously covered by Section of this issue Lypscomb. tend to strengthen the opposi- the firm with almost complete Cincinnati into the St. Louis and

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www.americanradiohistory.com APRIL 13, 1963 BILLBOARD 3 W. Germany New Disk A Columbia Gem Takes 2d in Distrib on W. Coast UN Disk Race HOLLYWOOD - Rack job - her Eddie Mason will join forces NEW YORK - Sales of the Spain will also begin its drive with J. Lasker in forming a rec- United Nations World Refugee shortly with the wife of Gen- ord distributing firm here, Bill - Commission LP, "All Star Festi- eralissimo Francisco Franco of- hoard learned last week. Name val," have jumped to a figure of ficiating. of the company will be Angeles Enterprises. It will be opened 656,000 for Europe. The figure, In Denmark, 35,000 copies of for business on May 1. arrived at April 1, shows Swe- the album were sold during the den still leading with 170,000 first 15 days of the campaign. Lasker, who resigned last but with West Germany closing Sales started March 15 and a week as executive vice -president in with 120,000 and the Neth- goal of 40,000 has been set for of Bob Keene's Del -Fi Records, LONG -TERMER: Tony Bennett signs new long -term Columbia erlands solidly in third with April 15. Officials have noted will head the Angeles operation. Records contract and gets pat on back from president Goddard 77,000. that differences in price must Mason, who heads Record Rack Lieberson. Kick -off date for Latín Amer- be considered when comparing Service, will be principal inves- ica is mid- April, with April 18 Danish sales to those of other tor in the Angeles firm, but told the actual starting day for most European countries. The "Festi- Billboard he will not partake in countries. Formal beginning of val" album cost 27.50 Danish this opertion. He said he will the Latin American drive will kroners (approximately S7) continue to devote all his time Vee Jay Gears take place in Colombia with which means much profit is nd efforts to his rack -jobbing the President of that country made by the Refugee agency business. taking part in the festivities. although fewer albums might Negotiations currently are un- be sold. der way with several leading For Rackers In Switzerland, the agency lines to be handled by Angeles. noted a 30 per cent upswing in The firm also is setting a deal CHICAGO -Vee Jay Rec- all the way. He noted, however, 'Last Family' sales to 48,000. to acquire the lease of the Pico ords last week joined the grow- that Vee Jay had been forced Boulevard locations held by rack of record companies to conduct an independent sales Sweden 170,000 ing number Flips jobber Monroe Goodman. to set up a separate sales and effort at racks and large users Miami West Germany .. 120,000 The Angeles operation marks department aimed at even though the billing was still Netherlands 88,000 promotion MIAMI -There's a "Family" Mason's return to independent "rack jobbers and other large done through Vee Jay distrib- United Kingdom 60,000 record distributing after an ab- utors. album available here that is a Canada 54,000 accounts." smash. It's called "The Last Norway 51,000 sence of seven years. Previously, Vee Jay head Ewart J. Abner The appointment of Wood is Family" and it has all the nec- he, along with Boston rack said the label would continue a strong indication that the label Switzerland 48,000 jobber Stein, had owned essary ingredients going for it. Japan 42,900 Cecil to sell everything through dis- will continue to move in this a piece At Latuska's Sun Sales in the area have been Denmark 35,000 of tributors but that changing con- direction. powerful - it's topical and it Belgium 29,300 State Distributing Company ditions in the record business Wood, though only 36, has lampoons the Communists in Italy 18,200 here. required such a department so over 20 years' experience in the Cuba. Only problem as far as Austria 17,500 Vee Jay could continue to get record industry. He started at the rest of the country is con- France 14,000 proper "promotion and ex- the age of 15 as a part-time em- cerned is that it's entirely in Australia 6,000 posure for its line." ployee for the Music Room, Spanish. Finland .... 5,000 FTC to Wind Randy Wood, formerly West New York. "The Last Family" resides in Ireland 4,000 Coast sales and promotion head After a three -year stint in the Red House in Havana with Greece 3,000 Up Col. Case for Vee Jay, will head the new the Navy, he worked for New Fidel Castro coming off as the Yugoslavia .. 3,000 wing as National Merchandis- York's Columbia distributor heavy and the infidel. Many of New Zealand 1,200 WASH INGTON - Attorneys ing Director. until 1950. He left to join Folk- the bits are played to categori- Israel 1,000 for the Federal Trade Commis- Abner said that Wood would way Records as sales manager zation of Communist affiliations. Luxembourg 1,000 sion are expected to conclude call on rack merchandisers and under Moe Asch. In an interview, for instance, the government's case against other accounts in an effort to He later joined the Liberty Castro is depicted as favoring IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII11111I1111111 the Columbia Record Club on help distributors push Vee Jay Music Shop in New York, open- the "Red Cross and the Cincin- April 15. Hearings on a com- merchandise. ing his own store on 57th nati Reds." In baseball, he plays CAPITOL BUYS plaint by the FTC against cer- The appointment emphasizes Street in 1954. "left field" and he does not tain practices of the club began a record industry metamorphosis In 1957 he joined Kapp Rec- steal bases, he "confiscates SI RADY FIRM in New York last January. that last week prompted the ords as classical a. &r. man, later them." A motion by Columbia to dis- American Record Merchants and national promotion man and The Castro voice on the disk NEW YORK - Capitol Rec- miss the case will be argued. Distributors Association finally assistant sales manager belongs to a former Cuban tele- ords has bought Project Rec- Provided the examiner either (ARMADA) to call an "emer- under Jay Lasker. vision star, Tito Hernandez, and ords, the Si Rady disk producing denies the motion or reserves gency meeting." In 1959 he joined Imperial it is understood that an English company. Rady will work with decision, the Columbia defense Abner was one of the meet- Records as sales manager under language version of the LP is Capitol as a salaried disk pro- case will begin in New York ing's most impassioned spokes- Lou Chudd. being planned. ducer and consultant. Rady's May 6. man urging distributors to take He joined Vee Jay almost by firm recently sold the rights to If the defense case goes on, action to protect their terri- coincidence. After leaving Im- "How the West Was Won" it is expected to last up to six tories. "Form one stops or racks perial he was invited to at- (publishing and sound track weeks and there is a chance at cost, if you must, but keep tend an ARMADA meeting by DEPARTMENTS rights) to MGM for an approxi- that some sessions may be held control of your distribution," Vee Jay's Abner as the label's & FEATURES mate $250,000 figure. MGM is in other cities. A great number he said. guest. Wood accepted, and in distributing the sound track. of witnesses are expected to be He told distributors the label Abner's words, "he's been with called. would continue to back them us ever since." *General IIttIIIIl11IIIttKIpll1I1AltIIII111111I11111I111111111IltIIIISIA1111111IIIIBI TaIent I2 Country Music 22 THE NEW HALL Rhythm & Blues 24 Ian 18

3I'Musie Pop Charts Hol 100 26 All Had It Right: Sound IS Lousy I We Page Singles Top LP's 30 By BOB of well Hall Page I Albums 32 ROLONTZ sidered the dean American at the hall. The piano fares isn't Symphonic in Boston, architectural acousticians. there. But orchestras' low fre- but then what is ?" Leonard Honor Rol of Hits 36 NEW YORK true, the Hot Country Singles 22 -it's all agreed quencies are usually lost, they Bernstein of the New York Phil- sounds you've been hearing at The experts that Hot R. &8. Singles 24 the Hall say. harmonic said in a statement: "I the new Philharmonic Hall ARE Philharmonic acousti- cal be to said at the start of the season it *Record Reviews lousy. That opinion, shared by deficiencies could cor- According Harold Schon- rected. They said that the di- berg, music critic of The New would probably take a year to 1P Reviews 24 many, was confirmed last week mensions of hall adjust. And all this is going Singles Reviews 34 by four sound experts who put the are fine York Times in a story in that no al- forward.... All experts agree down the acoustics at the Lin- and that major structural paper last Thursday (4), the International terations are necessary. They board of directors of the Phila- that all necessary adjustments coln Center Hall in no uncer- of the World 37 will be made without altering Hts tain said that the hall needs an delphia Orchestra discussed the Int'I News Reports 38 terms. They confirmed the the basic structure." judgment of critics and classical orchestra shell and canopy, and Hall's sound problem, and some Intl Exchange 40 that the highly touted overhead members wanted music experts who had stated even to return Schonberg, in his New York have to be to Hall for 3 Radio -TV Programming the same thing when the hall panels removed. The Carnegie the Phila- Times piece, said that most New cost of fixing up the million delpians' New York Programming Newsletter 42 was opened with much fanfare $15 concerts. York Philharmonic musicians Ready -to -Go Programming 44 last fall. hall could cost something in the But the Philadelphia Orchestra strongly dislike the hall. He also neighborhood of $500,000. will return to Philharmonic Hall 1 Phone -Tape Merchandising The committee of experts, noted that Schuman said it was who spent months studying and The four experts were ap- next season, partly because of no secret that Philharmonic Hall Equipment Newsletter 45 Eugene Ormandy's attitude that Best Selling Phonos 46 measuring the hall, include proached by Lincoln Center had certain deficiencies. Schu- Heinrich Keilholz of Germany, President William Schuman, there is reason to hope the man also said that the recom- Coin Machine Operating consultant for the Vienna Opera and invited to make measure- acoustics will he improved mendations of the four there. experts, Music Machine Programming 50 House; Paul Veneklasen, who ments and submit their opinions. who will shortly meet with Lin- Double -Ploy Disks 50 watched over the acoustics at The all appeared to come up George Szell of the Cleve- coln Center officials about their Bulk Vending 52 the Seattle Opera House; Man- with the same conclusions: the land Orchestra feels the hall is findings, will be carried out in Buyers & Sellers fred Schroeder, director of hall had a lack of low frequen- an acoustic failure. Erich Leins- steps. The experts recommend acoustics and speech at the Bell cies, and a lack of sound diffu- dorf of the Boston Symphony quick action, before the other Classified Mart 47 Telephone Laboratories in New sion. According to critics, it is did not condemn the hall, buildings at Lincoln Center are Jersey, and Vern Knudsen, con- an orchestra which suffers most though he did say that "... it completed. Copyrighted material.

www.americanradiohistory.com 4 BILLBOARD APRIL 13, 1963 Nielsen Info Shoddy, But It Kept Raising Its Rates

By MILDRED HALL left plenty to be desired ( "We you claim is 'unusual' represent- to know where all the FM list- was done on the floor of the are hopeful of doing something ation," said Younger. Represen- ings go in Nielsen checks? He broadcaster convention in Chi- WASHINGTON -"Economic with these"), Nielsen chief re- tative Moss added: "We on this said a number of diaries ap- cago. It was also being judged blackmail" was the term used to searcher and vice -president, subcommittee have phenomenal peared to report "FM- only" lis- in the offices of advertising the describe A. C. Nielsen Corn - Henry Rahmel, refused to admit luck in hitting all the exceptions tening -but the FM stations agencies, and their sponsors; in pany's cancelling of the ABC that the two "improvements" in this operation." The claim of named in them were "zeroed program production mills, and network radio contract when the rejected by ABC last spring were adequate sampling had been out" of the list of rated stations. in hundreds of subscriber and net refused to take on more "not of significant value." thoroughly disproved in the Nielsen's reply was not very non -subscriber station across the allegedly "improved" services at Moss said he hoped the Fed- Louisville area in previous enlightening to the subcommit- country. substantial raise in cost. eral Trade Commission would week's testimony- another "ex- tee, but FM -only broadcasters Betting odds are heavy that The term was used by Special "take a very critical look at what ceptional" instance. Counsel may want a sample of the rea- before this Congress ends, ma- Counsel Robert Richardson dur- I regard as an outrageous action Richardson added one more in soning. Bearing in mind that chinery will be put in motion ing the closing days of the on the part of Nielsen." He also the diary report of a woman "audiolog" means diary, and a to maintain a far stricter surveil- month -long broadcast rating said ABC had no other service who had been out all day, but Recordimeter tells only how lance over rating services -or to hearings by the House Special to turn to: "You punished a sub- left her dog listening to the long a set was on, this was Niel - provide a government- industry- Subcommittee on Investigations. scriber because you dominate." radio. sen's explanation: controlled audit of listening and Rep. John Moss (D., Calif.) With the hearings due to end Chairman Oren Harris (D., "The Non -AM indication on viewing. praised radio network chief ABC the following day (4), counsel Ark.), who is also chairman of the front of these diaries (FM "Harm has been done" to sta- Robert Pauley for having the Richardson went down the list the full House Commerce Com- Set Only) is to alert the check- tions, networks, programs and "gumption" to refuse to pay of every claim made by the giant mittee, asked if the continuous ers so that they know that non - artists, advertisers and a host more for the "auto- plus" and rating service about its "quality claim of "exception" was one of AM Recordimeter is clocking of related interests in this billion - the "non- plug -in radio surveys" sample," its "metered" measure- the "vital weaknesses" Nielsen and audiolog (dairy) entries are dollar business -to say nothing Nielsen offered. Pauley argued ment, its round -the -clock audi- had been afraid the government not AM activity, and shouldn't of the public. This is the hard that the new services were of no ence check, its careful final tabu- probe would turn up and make be tabulated. The marking in fact the subcommittee stressed significant value, and the ABC lations and its control of field public. The fear had been ex- these diaries show this, as we over and over. It will, as Chair- contract was killed on short work. Richardson pointed out pressed in an inter -office memo recall.... Please note that these man Harris pointed out, count notice. flaws in each area, but he could from Nielsen statistician Cordell days of FM -only usage were not more in their final decision than Although Nielsen spokesmen wring from Nielsen spokesmen to A. C. Nielsen Sr. Of the dam- marked because they are zero any particular failings of any had admitted during hearings only a partial admission that aging memo, Cordell had calmly AM activities days or combina- particular rating company in- that the new attempts to measure there were "some" weaknesses. said he'd gone to extremes to tion receivers and must there- volved. auto and transistor listening had "Every sample we investigate try to get more money for better fore go into the base in our com- research in the firm. (Subcom- putations." Or, as one observing us mittee investigators did not say FM-er put it sadly: "Over and how they got hold of the con- out." NOT SCARED A BIT fidential inter- office memo.) Whatever the final conclu- sions of the House Subcommit- Billboard FM Listings tee may be at the close of hear- Pum,snea Weekly by FM radio The Billboard Publishing Company was another case ings, or what the final rebuttals 2160 Patterson St., Cincinnati 14, Ohio Shoppers World Store in the area of odd exceptions. offered by Nielsen, the real Tel.: 381 -6450 Counsel Richardson demanded judging of the big rating service Publisher Hal B. Cook New York Office Faces Korvette Boldly Editorial Office DECCA -CORAL PUSH: 1564 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y. CHICAGO - The opening last December of record veteran Plaza 7 -2800 here shortly of four new Kor- Betty Andrews to head its op- Editor -in -Chief Sam Chase vette stores isn't even causing a eration. 'DANCE, DANCE, DANCE' Editors Robert Rolontz, raising of eyebrows at Shoppers Step Up Advertising Aaron Sternfield World, one of the city's top dis- "Our advertising had nothing NEW YORK - Decca -Coral est band in a line that has in- Associate Editor Ren Grevatt count chains. to do with the coming of Kor- Records continues to build its cluded Peter Duchin and Bert Department Editors, New York The reason is simple. The 12- vettes," Miss Andrews said. roster of dance band music. Kaempfert in the more or less Music News Robert Words Ren Grevatt is on Phono -Tape á Special Issues... store chain embarking on what "We're simply out to bring more Latest band Decca is Charlie recent past. A few of the other Radio -7V Programming Gil Faggen record people describe as the and more people into our stores Spivak. His first album on the artists represented in the Decca - International News Jack Mener most label is tied, along with Talent á Copy Editor Jack Orr aggressive and promotion - and let them know we carry seven Coral LP catalog are Count Coin Machines Aaron Sternfield minded record merchandising records." other new sets and other top Basie, Jimmy and Tommy Dor- Editorial Assistant Barry Kiftleson campaign in the city's history. Miss Andrews pointed out band leaders who have material sey, Ralph Flanagan, Claude U. S. Editorial Offices Last week alone, in the catalog, to a special Thornhill, Carmen Cincinnati, Exec. News Editor.Wm. J. Sachs the chain that although a sizable record Cavallero, Chicago, Midwest Editor....Nicholas Biro ran three full -page ads in The seller, Shoppers World had done Decca promotion and incentive Glen Gray, Henry Jerome, etc. Hollywood, W. Coast Manager .. Lee Zhito Chicago called "Dance, Dance, Dance." Sydney Goldberg, vice- Washington Mildred Hall Tribune, the city's lead- little advertising before. She said presi- Nashville Mark -Clark Bates ing morning dent in charge sales, daily, all devoted the store was planning to sub- The April promotion gives the of believes Research Department, New York to records. stantially expand its budget in label's usual incentives on the Decca -Coral has a corner on the Director Thomas E. Noonan Bobby Vee Tour this area. eight new albums along with big band market of the day. Pop Charts Mgr. Andrew Tomko It also took Liberty's Bobby She projected at least two 222 other dance music LP's in Production Department, New York Art Director Lee Lebowitz Vee on a personal appearance full -page ads the Decca -Coral catalog. The (daily papers) per N. Y. tour of all its plan runs between 8 and General Advertising Office, stores with spec- month with a step -up in per- April Director of Sales Andrew (side tacular results in the record de- sonal appearances by artists, who May 3. Besides Spivak, the new O'Neill Play Advertising Manager Peter Heine Intl. Luppino partment. releases contain sets by Cozy Promotion Mgr. á Sales Frank she said were a big boost for Midwest Music Sales Richard Wilson I can't ever recall a single store traffic and sales. Cole, Warren Covington, Peter West Coast Music Sales Kae Algyer retail outlet Duchin, Sammy Kaye, Bert Put on Wax putting on such a 30 Per Cent Discount Coin Machine Adv., Chicago Kaempfert, and Coin Machine Ad. Mgr. ....Richard Wilson concentrated advertising push on Shoppers World operates at a Wayne King records" was the comment of general 30 per cent from list Guy Lombardo. By Circulation Sales, New York Columbia Circulation Manager.. Walter F. Grueninger one veteran distributor. discount policy. A $3.98 album The Decca catalog contains The whole 33 Subscription Fulfillment campaign is part is sold for $2.47. some different name dance NEW YORK -Columbia Rec- Send Form 3579 to of a general record merchandis- Since the stores have a self orchestras and all are available ords has cut an cast 2160 Patterson St., Cincinnati 14, Ohlo original Fulfillment Manager Joseph Pace ing push that Shoppers World service policy with no sales under this LP promotion. While album of the current Broadway instituted with the appointment people (just check -out counters), other labels have been veering revival of Eugene O'Neill's U. S. Branch Offices away from the dance orchestra Chicago 1 188 W. Randolph St. Miss Andrews pointed out that "Strange Interlude." Featuring CEntrat 6.9818 1111511mlllmllllllnll1111IInlIIninimIt1111111111Illllllllllllll1111 they preferred not to carry full type of disk, Decca has been an all -star cast, the revival was Hollywood 28 15-58320N1 orth Gower catalog. produced by the Hollywoo d 9 interested in acquiring more or Actors Studio St. Louis I 812 Olive St. Instead Shoppers World stores theater, with direction by Jose CHestnut 1.0443 SINGING ADDS chestras. Spivak is only the lac Nashville 3 726 16th Ave., South carry Top 40 singles, and the Quintero. Record was cut Sun- Tel.: 244 -1036 ZEST TO '2D top of the LP line in depth. day (7). International Offices Battle Brewing Goddard Lieberson, Colum- European Office Arthur Roseti, Dir. If anyone can give Korsette bia president, said this was but 44 Curzon St., London W. 1 TERM' 7496 ALBUM a run for its money, Shoppers the first in a Columbia project coosmoor would Brazilian Office . Mauricio Ouadrio, Dir. NEW YORK -A novel touch World, with Betty Andrews at that eventually encom- Rua Viuonde de Gaves 125 in the new Vaughn Meader LP the helm, seems eminently pass the recording of all Eugene Rio de Janeiro meant equipped for O'Neill's works. Second produc- Argentine Office .Ruben Machado, Dlr. as a follow -up to "The the job. Lavelle 1783, Aires to be guenon First Family" set on Cadence is Miss Andrews has had some tion waxed is expected to Cable Address: the inclusion of four musical 23 years' experience in retail be "Desire Under the Elms," in BILLBOARD, NEWYORK 2"nbc l M n n a E.7 .° aa n numbers. Meader, Norma Mc- record mechandising and is gen- its off -Broadway form as pro- yee aand . nt Aak by p Puerto nice). anada d Millan (Caroline's voice) and erally respected as one of the duced Quintero. Europe. Rates In other foreign countries Naomi Brossard are the singers. sharpest record people in the hanRé ó[raddrésá all c1 Rlvc óÌÁ nsawléll The album is patterned after Midwest. w ddee. 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Distributors in Buffalo and later "He's So Fine" has held down Casetta said that even though with Metro in the same city. the No. 1 slot on Billboard's radio stations in Italy are more Musso was formerly in promo- "Hot 100" chart for the past eager than ever to expose inter- tion at Concord Distributors, three weeks. The record has al- national product, they could use Cleveland. ready passed the 800,000 mark more Italian -lyric versions of and according to label topper American releases. Carlton Gets Disk Bob Schwartz, seems a sure bet for a million. He says it's NEW YORK -Carlton Rec- still selling. Olympia Reps Harmon ords this week acquired the U. S. "It was tough for a company NEW YORK -Olympia Dis- distribution rights to Canadian our size to lose Dion," said tributing Company has been singer Orval Prophet's new re- Schwartz, "but it made all of picked as New York representa- lease, "Run, Run, Run," from us do our best to build an art- tive of Harmon Records, Eddie Sparton of Canada. Prophet is ists' roster of more than one Newmark announced. en route to Florida, Nashville, artist. The Virginia, for Chiffons have added LIBERTY'S TOP ARTISTS appeared at label's The label is currently pushing West and Atlanta strength and we arc rushing out party in New York U. S. jockey promotion to tie last week to celebrate opening of branch in "Hey There Mountain," by Art an album with them, and we that city. Left to "Skip With Me in with the Carlton acquisition. right: Si Zentner, Gene McDaniels, President Polhemus, and also have a strong record right Al Bennett, Nancy the Fortunes, and is Ames, Jan (Jan and Dean) Lulu," by now with Kenny Chandler on Berry, and Lester Avnet, head of readying for release a single by Avnet Name Joe Roberts 'Heart'. Corporation. Joe E. Ross of "Car 54" TV. Schwartz said his firm was NEW YORK - Joseph W. lucky to get the Chiffons, whose Roberts has been appointed to records are produced by two New Process at Victor the newly created position, ex- members of the Tokens, the Vic- NEW YORK - RCA Victor ecutive vice -president of Muzak. tor recording group. The Tokens Gallico Takes Post will be using the Audiomatic Firm also operates Programatic are independent producers for process, a new nickel plating Broadcasting System and Radio other labels. "He's So Fine" was system, at its Rockaway N. J., Station WBFM. Roberts joined actually waxed while the With British Pub plant shortly, according to Milt Muzak in 1956 as vice -president Tokens still had their a. &r. Gelfand, head of Audio Matrix, in charge of marketing. deal with Capitol Records, but NEW YORK - Al Gallico, will place songs with American developer of the packaged plat- when Capitol let the go, ing system. uses new Tokens who recently resigned his execu- diskeries. At the same time, he Process Spoken Arts Deal "He's So Fine" which Capitol tive post with Shapiro- Bernstein, equipment and techniques for will pick up American material NEW YORK Spoken brass didn't dig, went with will henceforth handle all U. S. for the the automated production of all - Arts them. overseas firms. Gallico has made an agreement with operations for the Keith Prowse- also expects to sign writers and nickel masters, mothers and "We the to in one Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, expect Tokens Peter Maurice music publishing produce masters. He has al- stampers, tank. Victor produce other hits for us." said interests of London. has acquired an eight -position Inc., of Wilmette, III., the larg- ready produced a bluegrass al- est producer of education films Schwartz, "and we think we In addition, a new BMI firm, hum in Nashville, system with the capacity of 128 have strong incorporating and filmstrips. EBF will have artists with Cathy At Gallico Music, has been eight tunes in the Gallico firm. plates a day. It is said to reduce Carr, the Jarmels, Bobby Golds- plating time for Victor from exclusive rights to distribute formed, of which Gallico will be Album features Bob Johnson Spoken Arts boro, the Charmers and Carlo." president. and more than two hours to an hour recordings to He will also hold will be released on Cameo. schools and libraries. Spoken Adding Strength stock in the firm. The entire First writer pactee for the com- on a 12 -inch LP stamper. To deal was made with bine Arts will continue to concen- add to its roster, Laurie Gallico by is Jan Crutchfield, formerly trate on consumer sales. Records, which includes its sub- Jimmy Phillips, managing direc- contract cleffer with the Nash- Epic's Newark Distrib sidiary tor of the Prowse -Maurice ville label, Rust, plus labels com- based Sure -Fire firms. NEWARK Epic Records it distributes Gallico, who - Del Costello Ill such as LeGrand, bine. Phillips was in the United is currently op- has announced the appointment has Petula Clarke for release in erating out of the Rael States for signing final papers Jack of Apex- Martin Record Sales, SAN FRANCISCO -D e 1 the U. S., and will issue a single offices here, will open his own two weeks ago. Inc., as the label's exclusive dis- Costello, recently named North- by the British thrush next week. quarters on West 55th Street. west Pacific Gallico said he will represent tributor in the Newark, N. J., district promotion Other European masters will he He also expects to open Nash- will manager for Columbia Records, rushed out the British catalogs here and ville offices area. The company dis- soon, too, including shortly. tribute all Epic and Okeh has become seriously ill, and will a hot side called "How Do You singles and albums. Prior to the be hospitalized possibly for some Do It,' by Jerry and the Space weeks in the Marin General Men. present association with Apex - SESAC Claims Enrollment 98% Martin, the Newark distributor Hospital, San Rafael. Laurie runs a very tight for Epic was Essex Record Dis- operation. Executives include NEW YORK - Officials of ing organization, this week tributing Company. Schwartz, brother Gene, Eddie SESAC, Inc., the music licens- noted that the Billboard 1963 Ponseti Starts Firm Matthews, Elliot Greenberg and radio station program managers' SAN FRANCISCO -T e d Murray Singer. Greenberg and survey, published in last week's Daily Appointed Ponscti has resigned as North- Gene Schwartz do the a. &r. issue, did not accurately reflect west Pacific district sales man- work. Bob Morrie Price HOUSTON - H. W. Daily, Schwartz is the ad- the SESAC coverage of radio Inc., 314 East Ilth Avenue, ager for Columbia Records, and ministrative broadcasters. 1 chief. Matthews Houston, has been tapped as dis- effective April is opening his handles sales and Singer aids Of the more than 3,000 AM own firm tinder the name of Ted Matthews Joins MGM tributor for the ABC -Paramount, and does the informa- radio stations in the United Impulse, and Westminster lines, Ponseti, Representation. He will tion function. NEW YORK Morrie Price States, all but 76 now have promote both record albums and - SESAC licenses, as well as the Chancellor label, They keep releases down to a has taken over the job of direc- the organization it was announced today by artists throughout the Western said. This is minimum, both albums and sin- tor of sales, marketing and mer- 98.06 of the total Larry Newton, ABC- Paramount area. gles. Since October the firm has chandising at MGM -Verve, and number of such stations. vice -president. only issued seven albums, four the labels it distributes, Charter, This reflects a growth not Buzz Curtis Named of them featuring Dion. Ava, Parker, Vesuvius and Ram- only in numbers but propor- The others are "Golden rod. He will start on April 8. tionately since 1953. Ten years Prestige Names Foster PHILADELPHIA-Buzz Cur- Good- tis has been named promotion ies," the new Chiffons and a Price, formerly with United ago SESAC held licenses with NEW YORK -Prestige Rec- new Dion. Artists, and before that with 96 per cent of all AM radio sta- manager for Universal Record Because of their ords has named Chick Foster Distributing small album output, Laurie Mercury Records as vice- presi- tions. Southern regional sales manager. Corporation in this city. He is a in the rec- holds the distinction of never dent in charge of sales, was Foster was formerly with RCA veteran IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII ord promotion having held a national sales named to his MGM post by Victor and King. He will work area. meet. Arnold Maxin, head of the firm, with all Prestige Southern dis- Profit Motive and Lennie Scheer. TURN BACK, O tribs. Charm Joins Philips Andy Meile, former sales chief "We are not interested in CHICAGO has at MGM, left his post there last TURNTABLE -Hal Charm building a line of albums for the Liberty Appointments been named Philips Records sake of week. He said he would an- NEW YORK Another step having them; we are - HOLLYWOOD Liberty new Eastern field manager cov- interested in building artists," nounce his future plans after a backward was taken last week. - ering short vacation. Roulette Records announced two new ap- the New England States, says Schwartz. Records went back to down the Eastern seaboard to selling 78's. The Label "We are not an ego company, reason? Miami and as far west as Balti- has a and our profit picture is good - Kapp Ups Nat March burgeoning Latin hit in more and Washington. Charm in fact we think our net on the New York by Ray Barretto NEW YORK -Kapp Records called "El replaces Danny Driscoll who gross we do is pretty rare in the Watusi" on its sub- Original Sound left the label to take another disk business. has named Nathaniel March, a sidiary Tico label. Calls for the And we intend to former controller for the com- position in the corporation. The keep it that way. Our return record are coming from Spanish pany, to the new post of treas- shops, where Catalog 1- for -10 new field manager is from the rate by the way, is under 7 per customers still Washington area. cent." urer. March, a Columbia Uni- treasure their one speed (78 versity graduate, came to Kapp HOLLYWOOD - The Origi- Laurie also owns a number r.p.m.) players. After much from the Brass Rail organization nal Sound label will start a 1- Caedmon of publishing firms. They in- scrounging, sales chief Bud Kat- for-10 deal on its entire catalog, Named where he was controller. zell found a clude the newly purchased pressing plant that starting April 1. For every 10 NEW YORK- Rec- still had Cacdmon Greta and Jack Gold Music plus the compound to press albums purchased one will be ords has named two new dis- up 10,000 shellac disks, and is their own Vibar and Rogelle. is offered from its own music given free to distribs and deal- tributors. In Minneapolis Heil - Bill Courtney is running all firms are ones that are good for shipping them out this week. ers. The program includes icher Bros. will just the handle the line, these firms as a separate its artists. "It's like the old days," says forthcoming "Oldies But Good- and in the Katzell. Baltimore- Washing- company, and according to "We don't even see most of ies," Vol. V, LP due to be issued ton region Marnel of Maryland Schwartz, the only the said tunes Laurie material," Schwartz. AI IIIIIIII II IBtl1III IIIIIII II Itl111IIIIIINIl111tltlI1IIIIIIIII II ItlI11111111111I IIIII in April. will be the new distributor.

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ulumuluuuulollluulllllulllnnmnlllllnlluullalllllullllmm11uul FM Stereo Music Series Set AND AWAY HE Okeh Names HOLLYWOOD - Irving major account. K. & E. appar- sen is the announcer. Tempo Fogel's Tempo International is ently feels that it can best reach International's GOES -FRANK Carl Davis making Ramez (dress is tailor- a half -hour music the discriminating buyer through music co- ordinator. The pro- series in stereo for Lincoln Con- $ UP TENFOLD NEW YORK -Carl Davis has FM, and that the likelihood is grams are distributed to stations been named manager, Okeh tinental aimed exclusively at FM greater that the prospective Lin- in stereo tape form (two -track, PITTSBURGH The value stations. A - Records artists and repertoire, de luxe LP package coln buyer is a stereo fan and is 71/2 i.p.s.). of a hit album and TV exposure for use as a according to Dave Kapralik, premium is linked equipped for twin -channel re- As an adjunct to the Lincoln was demonstrated once again by with the radio program. a. &r. director for Columbia, ception. Continental dealer radio cam- the booking of comedian Epic and Okch. will The show is being placed with Davis, who K. & E.'s use of multiple out- paign, Tempo International is Frankie Fontaine as the main continue to produce certain Co- stations through the Kenyon & preparing a de luxe star of the Eckhardt ad lets in key markets (three in San LP package Allegheny County lumbia disks in Chicago, will he agency of San comprised of selections from the Fair at South Park for five days Francisco in Francisco, and two each in Port- responsible to executive pro- behalf of the Lin- Franz Bauer series. These al- beginning August 29. Booker coln- Mercury Dealers' Associa- land and Seattle) is significant. ducer Bob Morgan in producing hums will he presented by Lin- Joe Hiller set Fontaine for a tions, Western Region. K. & E. It underscores its flexibility as a or supervising production of all comparatively coln Continental dealers to pros- $12.500 fee for the five days. has purchased time on 21 sta- low -cost means of Okeh product. He'll also co-ordi- pective car buyers who come in tions in 17 providing intensive coverage of Hiller recalled that four years nate promotion activities for markets in the West- for a demonstration ride. ern area. Indications are that a select audience. Thus, ago he paid Fontaine $1,250 for Okeh, under Sol Rabinowitz, the sponsor ties in with the FM the Tempo International produc- The program, conceived a week's work at the Ankara national promotion chief for by radio campaign, and leaves a That Epic. tion will be spread to other Samm Coombs, K. & E. creative night club. was, of course, lasting, subtle sales reminder before Fontaine clicked on the cities. director, features Franz Bauer with the potential buyer of in the Jackie Gleason TV show and Entry Lincoln Continental and his 70 -man Continental Arts form of the gift LP. onto the FM scene with a spe- Orchestra in made his best selling ABC -Par lush arrangements Tempo International, a sub- Panel Takes Up LP, "Songs I Sing on the Jackie cial program produced for mul- of continental and pop standard sidiary of Fogel's Tempo tiple market marks Record Gleason Show." broadcast selections. The show is fash- Company of America, also is ac- Overproduction further recognition of FM's sales ioned in the Tiffany manner, tive at this time in preparing IIIIIIIIIItlIIIIlIII1lIIIIIIIImIIImIImIIIIIImIIIIIIIImmmlmlllllllllUm prowess by - of still another blue using the velvet -sell approach background music libraries for HOLLYWOOD -Problem chip, prestige It is overproduction in disk in- account. consistent with the sponsor's both Automatic Canteen and the noteworthy that the show is be- dustry was treated in a lively prestige image. William Wood- 3 -M (Minnesota Mining). Lynn Farnol Dies ing aired in stereo wherever this panel discussion staged here last is available, showing early use of In New York at 63 week by the local chapter of the twin -channel broadcasting by a National Academy of Recording Folk Boom On in Philly NEW YORK - Lynn Farnol, Arts & Sciences. Chief causes the veteran public relations of overproduction mentioned PHILADELPHIA - Folk town's major concert hall, counsel, died last week at the included tempting discount pro- Copas Disks music continues to catch the played to one of its biggest age of 63 of nephritis. One of grams and deferred billing in- coins in these parts. As a result, crowds in its 106 -year history the pioneers in the public rela- centives. Demand High the second annual Folk Music with turnaway crowds at the tions field, Farnol was an ad- Stan Kenton called for em- Festival to be staged in the fall two shows last week staged by viser to various industries and phasis on quality rather than NASHVILLE - The recent has added an extra third day. the Kingston Trio with Paul entertainment firms. He handled quantity in the record business. death of Cowboy Copas has Now rated as the largest hoot- Nero trio an extra added to the Rodgers and Hammerstein, the Distributor Al Sherman sug- enanny in the prompted a growing demand for East, the festival bill. New York Hilton, the National gested that overproduction again will be the singer's albums, EP's and staged on the Shoe Institute, ASCAP, Farber - would be eliminated once man- estate of C. Colket Wilson III, Manny Rubin, operator of singles, according to Starday the Second Fret, local coffee ware, and Budget Rent -a -Car ufacturers stopped their dis- Records for whom in suburban Paoli, extending Corporation. count deals and long -term credit the artist from house, brings the Weavers to recorded. September 6 through 8. Farnol started plans. Columbia Records' Coast This time, folk and square dance Town Hall on Friday night (5) his flack career With the new demand for -the first time the folk singing with the Orpheum Circuit in Vice- President Irving Townsend groups will be added to the pointed out that overproduction Copas' records, Starday has singers and instrumentalists. group has come here other than Chicago. In 1928 he became launched a "Music Industry tinder their own sponsorship. public relations director with is created by large artist rosters Salutes Cowboy Copas" sales The Academy of Music, the Peter, Paul and Mary are set for Samuel Goldwyn Productions. labels must carry. plan for the months of April and a Junior Week Concert on April During this period he also was Publisher Sidney Goldstein May. Dealers can get two free IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIImllllllllBllllllllllllllllllllllmllllllllllllllllt 26 at suburban Villanova Uni- a contributor to the New York (E. H. 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Fla. goes beyond the col- well. - lege campus for folk music ap- Force service from 1941 to Latest Cap Global The week of April 4 -II here 1945, he rejoined the Goldwyn Starday also reports that the has brought to the beach the peal. Di Pinto Hall in the North- east sector of organization, remaining with it Album on 1 -for -2 Copas album in production at annual holiday onslaught of col- town, now offers the time of the tragedy has been "Country Western Blue Grass until 1950, when he formed the HOLLYWOOD - Capitol is lege students. Mercury Records Lynn Farnol offering its 27th album catalog rushed to completion and has has Music" on Sunday nights with Group handling taken note of this, and the various clients. of German- Austrian LP's in its been retitled "The Unforgetta- fact that the college scene has Herdman and His West Vir- ble Cowboy Copas." ginia Boys, with children tinder In addition to his public rela- "Capitol-of-the-World" series in spawned plenty of hot folk tal- a one -for -two special program. Starday said the interest in ent, by 12 allowed free to make it a tions work, Farnol was also carrying out folk talent This provide dealers with a free Copas records extends through- auditions right on family get- together. active in public affairs, music the beach. and album for each two they pur- out the world with Copas' mate- Eight days of auditions are Two other dates of popular horticulture. His funeral rial was attended by more than 500, chase from this catalog. coming out on EMI in Eng- being carried by local WMFJ appeal have been added to the land, Trutone in South Africa, radio, with including show business execu- Program is effective April 1 deejays of the sta- concert calendar. Dan Ariola in Germany, and King in tions acting as judges along with Rosen, tives, entertainment stars and and embraces the new C -O -W Japan. David Carroll, Mercury record- who has promoted a number of composers. His widow, the April releases of "Romantic Old former Nell Heidleburg" and It was also ing director. At the wind -up of folk artists here, brings Johnny Huntsman Cochran, a Rex Gildo announced that survives. album. the bluegrass sales plan for the the college week, there'll be a Mathis to the Academy of Mu- month of March has been ex- full -scale finals concert compe- sic for a May 10 date, and Bob tition, the tended through April. 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(Memphis-Nashville) Here are some of the first re- "PUSHOVER" PALM BEACH, Fla. Ted fore going to the Columns Room - ports from our campus Bill - IF YOU WANT IT (I've Got It) ... Straeter died suddenly last week of the Savoy Hilton. He played boarders: Ar after an operation. He was 49. New York clubs "Little Esther" Phillips and "Big such as Monte Downing, Lenox 5565 (Golden West by a Straeter's ork had been Carlo and LaRue's. He also Georgia Melodies, BMI) (Boston) society favorite for many years played Ciro's and the Mocambo The Lettermen drew 2,400 at in New York and Florida. A in Los Angeles. (So It Was So It Is) SO IT a recent appearance at U. of ... ETTA JAMES singer, pianist and ork leader, Straeter started in show busi- Dealers told ALWAYS WILL BE . . , Straeter's whispery vocal style ness when he went Georgia. Billboard on tour as campus appearance Evenly Brothers. Warner Bros. 5346 Argo , 5437 helped him become a record a concert that the had attraction billed as helped increase their (Leeds, ASCAP) (Miami) name, and in 1948 he came up "The 12- Year -Old Wonder." He Capitol LP sales. However, a Bowden's Mu- with a big hit with his waxing organized a band at 13, and THE SHAMPOO sic Shop spokesmen said: "All of "The Most Beautiful Girl in toured with it. At 17 he had his Les McCann, Pacific Jan 350 (Jana, artists should mention their al- the World," a song that became own vocal ASCAP) (Cleveland) studio. He came to bums during the concerts." his identifying theme from then New York in 1935 and took his The on. first job as a music shop owner said, "More "HEART rehearsal pianist at for "Jumbo." He played with personal appearances record For 12 years Straeter had stores would have helped sales played the Persian Room of the the Paul Whiteman ork and be- came even more." Plaza Hotel in New York be- choirmaster and arranger Nathan BREAK for the Kate Smith show. His Carmack climb to fame started after Cornell World War 1I in New York. Greg Can't Straeter is survived by his Tony Bennett's appearance SOCIETY" mother, Mrs. Linda Straeter, a here was given a lot of pre - sister, Mrs. Christian B. Newitt, concert attention by dealers and by Get Himself and a brother, Edwin. radio stations. Both record stores near campus featured window Arrested displays of Bennett albums and THE RADIANTS St. Louis Indie all three stations gave the con- - cert a build -up. Attendance, on _ Chess GREENWOOD, Miss. - ,:'1S =1849 - ..,... Comedian Dick Gregory can- Distribs Merge a Saturday afternoon, was 3,750. Art Berkeley celed his night club dates last ST. LOUIS IRECORDS -Two prominent .O. 1202 )OI NAgNVILLg a. TtNN. week and plunked himself in the indie distributors here, Norman Notre Dame middle of the violent fight for Distributors and Roberts Rec- Peter, Paul and Mary Negro voting registration here. ords, have merged. Under the packed them in at Notre Dame at an YOU Gregory was largely ignored new arrangement, Norm Wien - "GOT by Greenwood police, who were stroer, veteran disk exec, who afternoon concert, drawing 3,000 charged with maintaining order had headed Norman students at Stepan Center. the firm, Rodin's Record Shop. as the Negro protesters marched becomes sales director of all which had ON toward the county court in an Roberts distribution activities. a PP &M window display and attempt to register. Eight of the Roberts, owned by Bob Haus- sold concert tickets, claimed solid sales of marchers were arrested on dis- fatter, in addition to handling the albilm before orderly conduct charges. many top and after the concert. Smith's indie lines, also oper- not MY MIND" Gregory was grabbed ates a number of retail outlets Record Bar did have special and promotion, but sales of the had his arm twisted by a police- in many sections of the country. by Warner Bros. albums picked up man who hustled him out of a Currently under negotiations is the operation by Roberts of substantially after the trio's ap- line, but police refused to arrest The Campus him leased departments in a half pearance. Record COOKIE & HIS despite disparaging remarks Shop, which had had no he made about them. dozen outlets of a New York stock of chain. the albums, ordered 35 copies of "The police brutality was hor- each after the date -and sold CUPCAKES rible," Gregory said later. "We Norman Records, a label started by Wienstroer soon after out both in two weeks. Heavy Chess ::1848 were all willing to go to jail to radio play and a cover picture prove he opened his distribution firm a point, but the cops in the campus magazine also ` . 1 wouldn't take us peaceably. here two years ago, will con- 3 tinue in operation. The label has helped stimulate concert interest. They had to drag and shove us Paul Koors á3 ó around." been successful in the local area O ° I u here by highlighting LP's by a The Justice Department and Cal. at Berkeley 1001i h ii0S.0z city officials number of St. Louis performers. reached an agree- Jim Coyle and Mal Sharpe put "HOT ment later in the week that the audience on at the folk con- freed eight registration workers Selmer Earnings cert of arrested at the University Cali- for disorderly conduct fornia here, when they posed in return for a temporary hEAL CM! truce ELKHART, Ind. - The an- as Slav Folk Singers the CAKES" in which under Negro leaders agreed nual report to shareholders from names of Noge and Palok. They FIRST SERVING not to march en masse on the the H. & A. Selmer Company appeared at the regular court house. shows that Satur- the company is day night jam session, dressed MUSIC PUBLISHERS The demonstrations were urg- $1,500,000 ahead of 1961 sales by in ill- fitting clothes, and broke REP CAN HANDLE ing support for the right of and earnings are up by $242,- with three tunes with 000. Sales out strange registration for Negroes. Less for 1962 hit an words and little melody. An em- 1 OR 2 RELIABLE than 2 per cent of the county's $8,266,724 figure compared to DAVE "BABY" barrassed audience applauded FIRMS on West Coast Negroes are registered. $6,752,321 for 1961. them out of kindness. Excellent Contacts CORTEZ Picking Up Speed When it was revealed that they actually were Coyle and Sharpe, NICK THERRY Chess .-1850 Bobby Curtis' and that they had just recorded Record Promotion an album for Warner Bros., the 1901 Peyton Ara., Burbank, Calif. "WHAT IF I LOSE YOU" whole place broke up. The ses- IScoop by leading Trade Magazine) sion was taped and Warner's may Victor. 7.5215 CHESS write: Records Victor. ..MOO (evenings) CAPA use it in the duo's next LP. Area Code 212 PRODUCING CORP. 803 -R GOV'T ST., MOBILE, ALA. Dave Freed 2120 5. Michigon Chicago 16, III.

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The national network TV guest appearances listed below provide outstanding promotional op- '1/2 Sixpence' Good Coin portunities for alert, aggressive record dealers and for all others who can benefit from the exposure of these record artists to millions of consumers. This chart should be used as a By DON WEDGE calendar around whkh to pia: window, counter end other displays by which the TV appear - aeces can be merchandised to the recordbuyieg public. LONDON -RCA Victor looks certain to make a profit on its "substantial investment" in the APRIL 8 -14 new British musical "Half a Sixpence," which (All Times Eastern Standard) opened at the Cambridge Theater. It is a musi- cal treatment of H. G. Wells' novel "Kipp," MONDAY 8- ACADEMY AWARDS TELECAST adapted from the original by Beverly Cross with Starting at 10 p.m. (ABC -TV), the Academy Awards ceremonies will be emceed music and lyrics by David Heneker. by Frank Sinatra. The story of a hard -done -by salesman in a MONDAY 8 -MEL TORME eLs c aAslt t uesin o t h" steg ouae ath Steve Alln seaside town at the Tw. t nmd clothing store in an English a svot a nriec lte b CaW to " turn of the century who meets unexpected - TUESDAY 9 -VIC DAMONE ON THE WAY: Dick and Deedee hitting high riches only to lose them -is the thread on which Demon* will be the guest of Garry Moore ICES -TV, 10.11 p.m.) tonight. this musical securely hangs. There is little of the spot in their act on an Eastern Seaboard tour, His latest Capitol single is "You're Just Another Pretty Face." social commentary of Wells' original left, but this which will be followed by trip to Los Angeles TUESDAY 9 -MOLLY BEE, JERRY VALE is likely to enhance its commercial prospects as and then Hawaii. B oth loin Steve Allen tonight. Miss Bee's first single effort for Liberty Is "She's New to You." Vole currently has two albums on the Billboard charts. conceived as a vehicle for its star, Tommy Steele. The whole show is built around him. As the THURSDAY 11 -HARRY BELAFONTE, BIRGIT NILSSON, ANDRES SEGOVIA All appear on the last broadcast of the season of the Telephone Hour (NBC - first of the British rock and rollers, Steele has CONCERT TV, 1O1 l p.m.). Miss Nilsson's latest opera recording is Wagner's "Sieg- long forsaken the teen -age, strictly hit parade fried" en London. Both Belafonte and Segovia are well represented by albums following, and seems set to emerge as a sizable Pro From Paris on RCA Victor and Decca respectively. performer in the legit musical field. A FRIDAY 12- MAHALIA JACKSON The gospel singer Ic the special Goad Friday guest of Jack Paar (NBC -TV, Heneker's songs are often memorable, though By BARRY KITTLESON 1011 p.m). Her latest Celumbla LP is "Make a Joyful Nu),.." whether any will reach the chart is debatable. virtually SATURDAY 13- THEODORE BIKEL, THE JOURNEYMEN, IAN AND SYLVIA, Strongest contender is "Flash, Bang, Wallop," NEW YORK - Carnegie Hall was transported to the heart of Paris Saturday night THE ROOFTOP SINGERS reminiscent of an old -time Harry Champion music These well -known folk artists will be featured on the second installment of when dressed hall song. Steele has got this sort of material into (30), a superbly audience turned Jack Ltnkletter's "Hootenanny" (AEC -TV, 8:30.9 p.m.). out to support French actor -composer- singer the Top 20 before. SUNDAY 14 -JUDY GARLAND, FRANK IFIELD, OTHERS in his In the longer view, however, the show will Charles Aznavour American concert debut. The Ed Sullivan show (CBS -TV, 8-9 p.m.) emanates from London tonight, The sold -out house accommodated the overflow where, in addition to Miss Garland and Frank Meld, the guest list numbers probably be remembered by such ditties as the 12 international performer. title song and "She's Too Far Above Me." patrons by placing some 300 chairs on stage and the ovation that heralded his was of SUNDAY 14 -DEAN MARTIN, MARTHA RAYE The show seems likely for at least a year in entrance (NBC fanatical proportions. Boy, are quests of Bob Hope -TV, 9.10 p.m J, whose show ten)ght will London- probably longer. RCA Victor has, of feature a presentation of the TV Guide Awuds. "Dino Latino" is Martle's course, an option on the Broadway cast album The program was 100 per cent Aznavour: his latest Reprise album. his in the event of a New York production. compositions, imported musicians (a quintet SUNDAY 14 -BOBBY DARIN, ANDRE PREVIN under the direction of pianist Henry Birs, which D inah Shore will play hostess to Darin and Previn tonight (NEC -TV, 10-11 seemingly read the singer's mind), and, of course, p.m.). Darin's latest Capitol album Is "You're the Reason I'm Living," while CLUB Previn's latest Columbia release is "SinI.' en a Rainbow." NIGHT Aznavour the performer, whose indefatigable SUNDAY 14 -RISE STEVENS, FLAVIANO LABO vitality belies his slim, poker -faced presence. The Metropolitan opera stars ere featured on tonight's Voce of Firestone (ABC - 'Sweet Georgia Brown' sum total was a thoroughly exciting professional TV, 1010:30 p.m.). evening which left little as to why By BARRY KITTLESON question Aznavour is one of the top interpreters of song NEW YORK -In the case of Georgia Brown, on the Continent today. who is currently doing the midnight set at the Aznavour, known primarily in this country as '...UNQUOTE' Blue Angel, seeing is not believing. There is a film actor ( "Tomorrow Is My Turn," "Shoot the something incredible and evasive about her very Piano Player," etc.), drew an audience com- Singer Jill Corey (talking kind of extra lift, like in the old posed largely of French about life as wife of ball player "Miracle on 34th Street" movie presence. -speaking people, and his with flash, I decided One would expect an actress -singer might program, too, was quite naturally Don Hoak): "t sympathize -and, to do it that almost exclu- Don when he has a hitting itself." turn in an unusually dramatic reading of a song, sively in French. This hardly blocked communi- slump. We them in show cation with the rest of his have Bob Hope (at an award but Miss Brown only begins there. Her rendition audience. A grief business, too. Sometimes you do of the songs Weill (especially those with synopsis of the lyrical content was breakfast at the NAB Chicago of Kurt sufficient to a bad show and then try too lyrics by Bertolt Brecht) become, rather, a series get his point across. He moves with the assurance convention): I'm not surprised to hard to make it up-and you of intense dramatic monologs (which, indeed, and control of a trained dancer see Mr. Newton Minow here so and tells his story flop. But slumps are even worse most of them are), and the air is charged with an with dramatic conviction. early. He has to get up at 6 in You have electricity usually only in the theater. During the second half of baseball. a review o'clock anyhow, to see 'Conti - experienced the program, Azna- act The "Barbara Song" and "Pirate Jenny" from vour began to sing one of his of your every day." ental Classroom.'" songs in English Peggy Lee (insisting she never "Three Penny Opera" have all the Brechtian bite and the audience began to Broadway wise guy: "If moan with disap- really wanted to be in show and heroic hostility that a night club can take. proval. A few curt Lennie Bruce does a year in jail remarks from the stage, and business): "A writer that is Seconds later her flexible voice is equally humble the song was continued - on that obscenity rap, does his -in English. perhaps what I should have in a rendering of "It Never Was You" which It would take little imagination to assume that agent get a month and two with proper been most of all!" weeks ?" would grab any listener by his paternal instincts exposure in this country (his spot on Comics Sharpe and Coyle something. The act is properly lightened the Jack Paar show didn't show Record man Frank Russell -or by him off very well) (asked why their new album is a bawdy Aznavour could (who made some early Vince "Poor Jenny" and "Mack the Knife" (the easily charm the American pub- spelled "The Absurd Impos- latter in German). lic. In addition to his fine vocal work, he is very Edwards records and is suing ters"): "We didn't mean to. Decca it is him - What Lotte Lenya does for the German com- exciting visually. It would be a sad thing if because keeping Mercury They spelled it that way on the from releasing them): I've got poser, Miss Brown accomplishes in an absolutely didn't get Saturday's shindig down on album. Warner Bros. never perfect translation. She's hair raising. tape. one called 'Hole in the Head' bought a dictionary." he made long before he was a 1tnBlmlllunmuguging0lmnnIIHRIHBg010nBIRnmllnngnmI Sandra Dee (explaining her neurosurgeon on TV." nouncement to the newspapers Edie Adams (working a Las ARTISTS' BIOGRAPHIES FREEDOMLAND about marital troubles with Vegas club): "Actually, I'm here Bobby Darin): "Well, isn't it on missionary work for the In- For your programming case here are pertinent facts about hot disk artists. tf clipped and better to battle in public than pasted on 3 by s cards these biographies will help you build a convenient fit, of such date. TALENT PURSE ternal Revenue people." in private ?" Teen -ager (overheard on sub- FREE INDEED Meredith Willson (telling how way): "Think I'll skip church he decided to make a musical, this week. I got the album." LITTLE PEGGY MARCH NEW YORK A talent (RCA Victor) - "Here's Love" out of the movie budget of $1,200,000 has been "Miracle on 34th Street "): "It's set aside for BIRTHDAY: March 8, Freedomland when like the old Hollywood joke, the 1948. HOME TOWN: Phil- that entertainment center opens two producers trying to cast a adelphia. BACKGROUND: its fourth season here April 13. picture and saying over and Singing for her supper is no Record talent already booked over that what they need is new experience for 15 -year- at the park includes Nat King somebody with the Cary Grant old Peggy March. Her first Cole, Bobby Darin, Patti Page, look. Then one of them says, taste of professional life was Paul Anka, Tony Bennett, "Let's get Cary." Well, I was Xavier at the age of five, when she Cugat and Abbe Lane, saying I wanted a story with a Della won a talent contest and later Reese and Count Basie. auditioned for the Rex Trail- New policy at the amusement er TV show Little Eva Bows in in Philadelphia park is a $1 admission fee, down and became regular a per- from the At Paris Olympia former on the show. Other higher rate of previous dates followed with local bands in Pennsylvania and New years which included free rides PARIS -Dimension Records' Jersey until finally, when she was singing for her cousin's and shows. Now there will be currently soaring recording art- ist, Little Eva, is appearing here wedding, someone heard her and brought her to the attention slight additional fees for rides of the brass at Victor. The result was an exclusive contract and at the Olympia Theater. This is and attractions, but the $1 ad- the singer's first in her current single for the company has warranted its faith appearance THE TRADE IS SAYING: "It looks mission in her. Peggy is a freshman at Lansdale. a Philadelphia Catholic includes access to the this country and simultaneous as though Bob Lumen picked a high school, where her favorite subject is science. Successful Moon Bowl shows where the with her opening was release of winner, and vice versa, judging by recording star or no, Little Peggy doesn't think twice about artists will sing. her latest single, "Let's Turkey his first release for Hickory Rec- Trot," already a hit in ords." Lumen's "Interstate Forty" the value of completing her education. 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Car- 8, and Montgomery, Ala., the 16, Jerry Vale will be on hand ting heavy air play in several negie Hall casts Nina Simone next night.... The Beach Fes- the honors by singing the ASCAP brass from through- to do markets. (12) and the Limeliters (I3).... tival in Daytona Beach, Fla., National Anthem.... RCA Vic- out the country and Juanita MARK -CLARK BATES The Limeliters will be at the features the Folksters for a week tor's talented Peter Nero has set Jones, ASCAP's new Nashville Newark, April Mosque Theater, . representative, welcomed Music starting April 7. Touring a deal with Seven Arts Films 14.... The Ahmad Jamal trio is City leaders to reception last Count Basie will be in Virginia to write and perform a score BOSTON at the Embers this week.... It's week marking the opening of Beach April 13. for an upcoming production up -State to Clay, N. Y., and the which will star Jane Fonda, their new branch here. Word reaches here that for- Three Rivers Inn for Paul Anka MIDWEST Robertson and Rod Taylor. Bobby Lord and wife mer Bostonians, pianist Toshiko Cliff Montle for the weekend (12).... The You can catch Della Reese at Their plans are to use him in became parents of young Cabot and her bandsman husband, Tarriers bash at the Bitter End the Chateau in Cleveland start- a at Charley Mariano, along with similar capacity for future Wesley Lord, who weighed in starting Wednesday (10). . ing Thursday (13). . . The productions as well.... When almost 10 pounds. Crooner Bob- their jazz quartet, outdrew Nat Birdland features Dizzy Gillespie Colony Club in Omaha will fea- the current rage folk is - King Cole by 200 persons at a of the by affiliated with the I Acuff April I- 24.... Max Gordon's ture Mike Clifford for one week world, Joan Baez, played the concert in Tokyo. However, a Rose Artists Corporation as an Village Vanguard is the place (11- 17).... The incredible Jim- Hearst Greek Theater at the assistant to Jim McConnell. big buildup for Toshiko's arrival to find Mow Allison this week. my Smith will be at the Bunny University of in Berk - in Japan had brought press and California Chet Atkins and Boots Ran- Following the Rooftop Lounge in Chicago starting April ely last month she earned the dolph and Combo are booked TV reporters swarming. The are Singers into the Village Gate 10 for five days. distinction of being the first for Drury College dance April Toshiko- Mariano heir is due this the Smothers Brothers, starting solo artist ever to sell out in 26. . United Artists thrush summer. the 11th.... Ruth Brown will WEST this 8,000 -seat amphitheater. Judy Thomas to booked now Cotton be Frank Fontaine's price for a headline at the Little Vince Edwards (Dr. Casey) As fate would have it, a damper by Acuff -Rose Artist Corpora- J., this week- one -week night club stint will Club, Carteret, N. opens up with a brand -new act was put on the distinction when tion. She'll remain under person- San Remo in future be $25,000. This was end.... The touring at the Riviera Hotel in Las rain forced the crowd into the al management of Bill Lowery. will be in discovered by the Framingham del Mondo group Vegas on April 9 for three gymnasium.... Musical arranger Jim and Dollie Denny Conn., at Bushnell along Monticello when it tried to book Hartford, weeks. He will be backed by a Hershy Kay, who has provided with Lucky Moeller of the Jim the comic for a return engage- Auditorium (14). group of singers prepared by many an important contribution Denny Artist Bureau were in ment. An offer for $20,000 was Liberty recording artist Johnny to the repertoire of the New Houston last week for the annual turned down for a 10 -night Mann.... Buddy Greco will be York City Ballet, has been com- Firemen's Show. Jim is looking stand. Fontaine will play Blin- in April with the Met Opera.... at the Safari Club in San Jose missioned by George Balanchine sprite after stint in hospital re- strub's May 27, but will receive Al Martino promotion being set for two weeks as of April 12. to create a tour -de -force piece cently. only $12,500 since the date was up for his new platter, "I Love for Edward Villella and Violet Mobile area in southern Ala- set some time ago. Most popular You Because" to click with his Verdy. The work, "Grande Tar - bama is getting music industry record album in this area is Fon- engagement at Blinstrub's. . . antelle," is a piano concerto boost from labors of (Dr.) canceled an earlier concert in James taine's "Songs I Sing on the Jackie Washington, r e c e n t l y based on a work by Louis Whiting, who aside San Francisco because of a con- from practic- Jackie Gleason Show." cleared in a police assault case, Moreau Gottschalk, an Ameri- ing medicine, heads up Capa flict in dates in Reno, comes into can composer of the mid -19th Records. And "West Side Story" is brand -new Opera House here on holding second place, having SAN FRANCISCO Century. Alley Records' Joe Lee infos June 9. . Louis Armstrong been among the Top 10 for 74 Irene Reid, first female vocal- that his Pi Kappa Alpha oriented Fantasy Records is issuing a returns to the Bay Area with the weeks. . Songstress Dolores ist to appear with Count Basie's Folkswingers, a new group out new album made in Denmark by All -Stars for a three -night stand Perry holding the spotlight at the aggregation in almost 20 years, of Arkansas State College, are Brew Moore, who is currently in the Hotel Claremont, Berke- Statler Terrace Room for has landed a recording contract set for pronto tour. The trio -Hilton appearing at the Off -Broadway ley, May 10, 11 and 12... . with Verve Records. The singer made guest appearance on WSM the next two weeks. in San Francisco. The Modern Sandy Sanders is currently en- has been active in the business Opry Saturday (6). Their first RCA Victor's Dynagroove got Jazz Quartet took time out from tertaining at The Embers in su- now for nearly 10 years.... release is "Waterfall." a fine local introduction with a its current engagement at the burban Redwood City.... Bar- Burl Ives has contracted to ('. &w. star Red Foley told promotion through Buick deal- Blackhawk to give a concert at bara Streisand is making her first narrate a three -hour feature Billboard last week he has no ers who sold the records for $1 the University of California up appearance on the West Coast at the hungry Another hot film entitled "Mediterranean definite plans to return here. to anyone coining in and regis- in Davis. . . Irene Kral came i.... Holiday" which is to be pre- Rumors have circulated for sev- tering for a drawing of $50 in into the Gold Nugget during the gal comic has come to town at sented by the Walter Reade- eral weeks here to the effect that RCA records.... Capitol Man- week April 7.... The Maynard New Fack's -Rusty Warren.... Sterling Theaters.... The noted Foley would return to Nashville ager Bob Taylor getting set for Ferguson hand visits the West Fantasy's long -awaited Bola Sete soprano, Adele Addison, was and emcee a network c. &w. 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SAN FRANCISCO - "Jazz release. The second series is Casual," the show produced by now being compiled on tape, and jazz columnist Ralph Gleason a contract has been signed for BIllpoarà J for non -commercial TV Station a third series. KQED here, is TOP TRIO: Club owner Doug Weston now carried on "Jazz Casual" lives up to its Boot Bolling (top) poses 70 stations of the National with votai jazz group, Edu- title. It was actually an out- Lambert, Hendricks and Bevan, in los cational network. The first series growth of a series of informal - 111103E71110, Angeles, where trio is working. of eight programs is in current JAZZ type jazz shows started back in 1957 on KQED. The educa- tional station allowed the show As rerted te IIlabeard by Jan Malus la Maler Markets. This to run without interruptions so Month Title, Artist, Label L No. that the viewer -listener could en- JazzScope joy it as a jazz show. 1. JAZZ WORKSHOP REVISITED - "Jazz Casual," according to Cannonball Adderley Sextet Riverside RM 444 The New Orleans Jazz Club addition to Duke Ellington, label Gleason and Richard Moore, di- has resumed its Sunday after- has releases out on the market rector of KQED's Special Proj- 2. SINATRA -BASTE -Frank Sinatra & Count Basie, noon jazz concerts. ects, has On April 21, by Count Basie, Dizzy Gillespie, presented jazz in as Reprise R 1008 it will feature a group called the Chico Hamilton, and a set by the natural a way as possible, and Last Straws at the Royal Orleans late great Django Reinhardt.... reception to the show indicates 3. BACK AT THE CHICKEN SHACK -Jimmy Smith, Hotel. On April 28, attraction A group of swinging jazzmen, that they have been on the right Blue Note 4117 will be the Original Celestin by the names of Tommy Flana- track. Tuxedo Band BLACK ORPHEUS- Jazz at the Hotel gan, John Neves, Joe Morello, The musicians themselves de- 4. JAZZ IMPRESSIONS OF Roosevelt in New Fantasy 3337 Orleans... Chris Swanson, Clark Terry and cide the music Vince Guaraldi Trio The United States Air Force Phil Woods, back the talented to be performed Show, from Vance Air Force Gary Burton on his second LP and they do their own pro- 5. JAZZ SAMBA -Stan Getz & Charlie Byrd, Verve V 8432

Base in Enid, Okla., called for Victor. . The First and gramming. The music director 6. I'VE GOT A WOMAN -Jimmy McGriff, Sue LP 1012 "Spotlight Vance," which recent- Second Herds (circa 1944 and of the show each week is ac- ly celebrated its first anniversary 1947 respectively) are featured tually the leader of the group 7. DIZZY ON THE FRENCH RIVIERA -Dizzy Gillespie, over Oklahoma stations, is now on three LP's just issued by Co- appearing. Philips PHM 200 -048 on a jazz kick. Show is hosted lumbia in a set called "The Gleason by T. Sgt. Don Zuck, who is Thundering Herds," of Woody usually interviews the 8. HERBIE MANN AT THE VILLAGE GATE -Atlantic 1380 also a professional announcer Herman. Set starts with "Apple leader of the group, delving into over KGWA in Enid, where AT THE LIGHTHOUSE Honey" and ends with "Four the type or style of jazz the 9. THE JAZZ CRUSADERS - he is known as Don Howard. Pacific Jazz 57 Brothers" and it's too combo performs, to give an as- . Jazz is bustin' loose all over just much. the Reprise label these days. In BOB ROLONTZ sist to the viewing audience. 10. SCREAMIN'- Brother Jack McDuff, Prestige 7259 Aside from that, the groups are Byrd, strictly on their own. 11. BOSSA NOVA PELOS PASSAROS -Charlie Riverside RM 436 The first eight shows featured the Dave Brubeck Quartet, the 12. BAD BOSSA NOVA -Gene Ammons, Prestige PR 7257 Modern Jazz Quartet, Sonny 13. TAKING OFF -Herbie Hancock, Blue Note 4109 Rollins and his combo, the Dizzy Gillespie Quintet, the Cannon- 14. BOSSA NOVA U. S. A. -Dave Brubeck Quartet, ball Adderly Quintet, Carmen Columbia CL 1998 McRae in a special program on 15. BIG BAND BOSSA NOVA -Quincy Jones, jazz singing, and Jimmy Wither- Mercury MG 20751 spoon and Ben Webster in a program on earthy blues. 16. THE OSCAR PETERSON TRIO BURSTING OUT WITH THE ALL STAR BIG BAND Verve V 8476 17. SOUL SUMMIT -Gene Ammons with Sonny Stitt & Jack McDuff Prestige PR 7234 18. TOKYO BLUES- Horace Silver, Blue Note 4110

HALF A DAY OF THE BIRD: Philadelphia WDAS jazz disk jockey, 19. FROM THE HEART -Hank Crawford, Atlantic 1387 Del Shields, played 12 straight hours of Charlie Parker record- 20. WOODY HERMAN -- 1963 -Philips PHM 200 -065 ings during a special show dedicated to the artist. Doris Parker sat with the jock through the entire stint. 21. BIG BAND BOSSA NOVA -Stan Getz, Verve 8494 22. BLUE GENES -The Three Sounds, Verve 8513 Recco Moves HQ to K. C. BEST SELLING VOCAL JAZZ ALBUMS KANSAS CITY, Mo. -Recto Recco currently operates 40 Inc., leading Midwest record dis- leased disk departments through- 1. BROADWAY -MY WAY -Nancy Wilson, Capitol T 1828 count operator, has moved its out the country. Newest addi- central warehousing facilities tion to the line -up of outlets is HERBIE MANN 2. GLORIA LYNNE AT THE LAS VEGAS THUNDERBIRD - is a topsolling here and combined its general in the Bellas Hess Superstore, artist on Atlantic Records. The jazz Everest 1208 offices, including buying, ad- Sioux City, Ia. flutist's latest pop chart album seller, the 3. BACK TO THE BLUES Washington, vertising, administration a n d Other openings are planned for "Do Bossa Nova With -Dinah warehousing into one large build- Herbic Mann,' follows the highly Roulette R 25189 in cities ing, according to Mary Gilmer, the coming months such successful "Herbie Mann at the head of advertising and promo- as Memphis, Mobile and New Village Gate' and "Right Now." 4. BLACK AND BLUE -Lou Rawls, Capitol T 1824 tion. Orleans. (Advertisement)

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Texas Ruby Dies in Fire; HOT COUNTRY SINGLES

Jones Hurt in Auto Crash Billboard SPECIAL SURVEY NASHVILLE - Ex- "Grand Ridecle, band members, and FOR WEEK ENDING 4'13 63 Ole Opry" stars last week figured James Loving, the driver, from This last Weeks on in a fire which claimed the life Vidor, Tex. Week Week Title, Artist, label 8 Ho. Chers of Ruby Fox -known as "Texas Last Friday (29) Mrs. Fox, 1 4 STILL 8 Ruby" in the industry -and in wife of champion fiddler Curley Bill Anderson, Decca 31458 an automobile wreck which hos- Fox, died of carbon monoxide l 2 2 END OF THE WORLD 17 pitalized George Jones. in Nashville. Skeeter Davis, RCA Victor 8098 A bus carrying Jones and his She was home alone when IS THIS ME? 10 hand dropped into a ravine near 3 3 the fire broke out and accord- Jim Reeves, RCA Victor 8127 Grants Pass. Ore.. last Saturday ing to firemen did not awaken 1 LET ME CROSS OVER 19 (30) injuring Jones, five mem- in time to attempt an escape. 4 DON'T Carl Butler, Columbia 42593 bers of the band, the bus driver, Fox was away when the fire and the tour manager. occurred and had just finished 5 6 THE YELLOW BANDANA 7 Jones was hospitalized for an appearance on WSM's "Fri- Faron Young, Mercury 72085 observation. The others were re- day Night Frolic." "TEXAS RUBY" FOX 6 9 LONESOME 7 -7203 5 leased after examination. Joncs, Mrs. Fox and her husband Howkshaw Hawkins, King 5712

voted the No. 1 country music worked as a team. She per- recently recorded an album 7 7 NOT WHAT I HAD IN MIND 10 entertainer by Billboard last for formed in the 1930 s and 1940's Starday Records. George Jones, United Artists 528 year. reportedly suffered a on the "Opry," but had not The accidents were the sixth 8 5 FROM A JACK TO A KING 16 cracked bone in his chest. worked with the "Opry" in sev- and seventh identified with Ned Miller, Fab °, 114 Others in the accident were eral years. "Opry" people in the past four 9 12 WALK ME TO THE DOOR 7 Gary Adams, Gary Parker, Hal She was called "Texas Ruby" weeks. Roy Price, Columbia 42658 Rugg, Glenn Davis and Georgia for her native State. The couple A plane crash near Camden, 10 13 LEAVIN' ON YOUR MIND 9 Tenn., four weeks ago killed Patsy Cline, Decca 31455 Patsy Cline, Cowboy Copas, 11 8 SECOND HAND ROSE 17 Hawkshaw COUNTRY MUSIC CORNER Hawkins and Randy Roy Drusky, Dec. 31443 Hughes. A few days later Jack 12 11 YOU TOOK HER OFF MY HANDS 7 Anglin of the "Opry" singing By BILL SACHS Ray Price, Columbia 42658 team of Johnny and Jack was 13 18 BUSTED 2 Roy Clark (Capitol) and his WREB is owned by Don Han- killed in an auto accident while Johnny Cosh, Columbia 42665 Catalinas have just concluded a cock, well -known radio and TV hurrying to prayer services for stand at the Golden Nugget, Las announcer, Miss Cline. 14 10 BALLAD OF JED CLAMPETT 19 Vegas, and are slated to return Lester Flott & Earl Scruggs, Columbio 42606 there May 2.... Larry Barnes, Jim Small, president of A -B -S 15 16 MR. HEARTACHE, MOVE ON 12 a writer with Tree Publishing, Records, Inc., Elizaville, N. Y., Coleman O'Neal, Chancellor 108 Nashville, cut his first session for is back in action after spending WITH THE 16 19 HELLO TROUBLE 21 RCA Victor March 21 at the most of the last 10 months in Orville Couch, Vee Joy 470 the hospital. RCA Studios in Music City. .. Small has named COUNTRY 17 17 SHEEPSKIN VALLEY 4 Bud Bailey as general manager Dottie West's first etching for Claude King, Columbia 42688 RCA Victor, "More Than I of A -B -S. Firm last week re- JOCKEYS TEARDROPS 5 Meant To" b.w. "Touch Me," leased a new one by Mickey Bar- 18 24 LONELY nett By Rose Maddox, Capitol 4905 made its bow last week. . . and His Wranglers, "Just BILL SACHS George a b.w. "I'm Sorry I 19 27 COLD AND LONELY 3 Hamilton IV (RCA Vic- Memory" Eddie Zack and Cousin Richie Cheated on You," Kitty Wells, Decca 31457 tor) made his first visit to Mexi- both penned (Columbia Records) have taken co by Mickey himself. new -B -S recently as guest of Buck A A over programming at Station 20 - ACT NATURALLY Wayne religious release spots "I've Been Johnston, production WRIB, Providence, R. I., and Buck Owens, Capitol 4937 manager With Jesus" and "When I of 50,000 -watt XERB, have made it an all- country op- 21 20 SAWMILL 6 San Diego, Move," as done by the Mission - Calif. The brief trip eration. The lads say they need Webb Pierce, Dee. 31451 included a visit aires Quartet of Miami. to XERB's new country records -old and new. 22 14 PLEASE TALK TO MY HEART 6 facilities near Rosarito Beach, Scooter Bill Mann, still con- Mathis, United Artists 536 Baja. Jack Roberts, of J. R. Attrac- Country Johnny Calif.. and leisurely drive fined at Veterans' Hospital, Tuc- along the tions, Kirkland, Wash., has set 23 25 FORGIVE ME 3 beautiful coast. son, Ariz., has recovered suf- Claude King for a string of one - Beverly Buff, Bethlehem 3065 ficiently front his illness to per- "The Pioneer Valley Jambo- nighters in the Puget Sound area 24 26 HEAD OVER HEELS IN LOVE WITH YOU 2 ree," mit him to continue spinning which has been aired Sat- of Washington, beginning April Don Gibson, RCA Victor 8144 urdays records for the patients there. and Sundays only via 11. . Capitol Records artist "We spin a lot 25 WAY IT FEELS TO DIE 6 WREB, Holyoke, Mass., last Mitch Torok planed to Austin of the older rec- - ords because the boys Vernon Stewart, Vee Jay 488 week moved into a daily sched- and San Antonio, Tex., last week want to hear them," writes Scooter. 26 VOLUNTEER ule, 1 -2 p.m. This marks the for promoter A. V. Bamford, "We - miss a lot of high- riding rec- Autry Inman, Sims 131 first time a New England sta- following a three -day stand at ords, as most the tion has programmed a c, &w. the Skyliner Club. Fort Worth. of companies 27 22 CIGARETTES AND COFFEE BLUES 4 don't send us releases because seg an hour a day, seven days a This week Mitch embarks on a Marty Robbins, Columbia 42701 week. Show, we are noncommercial. We produced and pro- 10 -day trek through the East and 28 21 IF I COULD COME BACK 2 program to all the wards, closed moted by Lee Roberts, features Canada for Bob Neal, Nashville Webb Pierce, Decca 31451 circuit, so we do the we the Nashville sound and blue- agent Neal Merritt, P.D. at best can. The boys here have asked me to 29 23 MY FATHER'S VOICE 2 grass. Roberts reports that he KOI'Y, Alice, Tex., continues to thank you for printing our re- Judy Lynn, United Artists 571 has plans for promoting a num- book country talent for the local quest for 30 TAKE A LETTER MISS GRAY 1 ber of live shows in the area dur- VFW in Alice. Upcoming book- records." - ing Justin Tubb, Groove 0017 the spring and summer ings are Billy Denton, April 13; Andy Day, who mans the 'l'ex Ritter, April 20, and Sonny country and gospel turntables at Burns and Booth Kinner, May 4. WJDX, Jackson, Miss., writes: "Please help me. Several months took over the management of Lawton Williams, Bill Mack, "SHERRY'S Pamper Music's pronto man, ago you carried in your column KAKA R a d i o, Wickenburg, Horace Logan, Bill Reynolds, Wayland (Stubby) Stubblefield, that Walter Bales, of Montgom- Ariz., reports that the station Morgan Choates and Jerry Parks LIPS" last week embarked on a jaunt ery, Ala., was offering deejays now boasts a balanced music manning the station's turntables. through Florida to hypo the several gospel releases on the schedule of all types of music, In addition to his duties as sta- b/w firm's latest release, including Loyal label. I received my copy which includes approximately 50 tion P.D. and deejay. Mack is Eddy Bales. "MISS BROWN" Arnold's "Yesterday's from Now I find one of hours of country and western taping shows for other stations Memories," written by Hank the records he sent found favor music a week. Uncle Bob says in the Southwest. 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SMASH! arrival, the station is complete cast simultaneously to help 4 4 END OF THE WORLD 5 JOE HINTON with new call letters, new staff establish the station's new image. Skeeter Davis, RCA Victor 8098 and a new musical format. Although Ward had no com- 5 8 SOUTH STREET 7 YOU KNOW IT AIN'T RIGHT Frank Ward, station manager, ment, however, speculation is Orlons, Cameo 243 BACKBEAT 537 said the music would consist of that Chess would consider 6 9 LAUGHING BOY 7 THE PHENOMENAL a "pop -r. &b. sound." Ward de- changing the FM station to an Mary Wells, Motown 1039 all -jazz format at a later date. scribed it as a "more pro- 7 6 WALK LIKE A MAN 10 JAMES DAVIS nounced r. &b. sound" than is Rodney Jones, with WYNR 4 Seasons, Vee Jay 485 used at WLS and WYNR, two until last November, has been I'M GONNA TELL IT ON YOU 10 of the city's top format stations. named program director of 8 5 RUBY BABY DUKE 359 Dion, Columbia 42662 Ward has enrolled some of WVON and will do a mid- after- IT'S JUST SO GREAT! the top r. &b. disk jockey names noon deejay show. 9 10 YOU'RE THE REASON I'M LIVING 10 Other jockeys include: Frank- Bobby Darin, Capitol 4897 WHY NOT GIVE ME A CHANCE in the city, including such fig- ures as Al Benson, Rodney lyn McCarthy, Wesley South, 10 7 RHYTHM OF THE RAIN 8 JACKIE VERDELL Jones, Ric Riccardo and Herb Purvis Span and Rev. Bud Riley. Cascades, Valiant 6026 PEACOCK 1921 Kent. Jones, Riccardo, McCarthy 11 22 DON'T SAY NOTHIN' BAD ABOUT Call letters on the AM outlet and Benson had all been with HERE ARE THE WORLD'S GREATEST MY BABY 3 WYNR's predecessor, WGES, SPIRITUALS have been changed from WHFC Cookies, Dimension 1008 to WVON. It transmits 1,000 leaving when the McLendon TURN YOUR RADIO ON watts at 1450 kc. The FM outlet Corporation took over and 12 23 I GOT WHAT I WANTED 3 Brook Benton, Mercury 72099 B/W call letters have been changed changed format last fall. from WEHS -FM to WHFC- Kent is the only WHFC hold- 13 11 DON'T SET ME FREE 6 LAST MILE OF THE WAY FM, putting out 77,000 watts over. South is with the Negro Ray Charles, ABC-Paramount 10405 REV. JULIUS CHEEKS (third largest FM outlet in the publication, The Courier; Span 14 17 CALL ON ME 11 PEACOCK 1875 city) at 97.9 mg. had been with WOPA and Riley Bobby Bland, Duke 360 Ward said the station would with WTAQ. 15 28 DO THE BIRD 3 WEIL! WEIL! WELL! be beamed at the Chicago metro- Ward, at 32, has more than Dee Dee Sharp, Cameo 244 B/W 16 years in the radio business. politan area's Negro population. 16 18 LET'S LIMBO SOME MORE 4 All the station's deejays are His previous affiliations include: HE WILL FIGHT YOUR BATTLES Chubby Checker, Parkway 862 Negro, though the news staff, WINZ, Miami, operations direc- BERTHA ROBINSON under former WYNR newsman tor; WFUN, Miami, program di- 17 12 HOW CAN I FORGET 5 Jimmy Holiday, Everest 2022 PEACOCK 1863 Mike McClellan, is mixed. rector; WQXI, Atlanta, program Chess' plans for the station director, and deejay stints at 18 16 BLAME IT ON THE BOSSA NOVA 3 PRAYER WHEEL have been one of the most WSAI, Cincinnati, and WKEW, Eydie Gome, Columbia 42661 B/W talked -about subjects in the Buffalo. 19 20 IN DREAMS 3 Roy Orbison, Monument 806 DON'T STOP PRAYING 20 30 OUR WINTER LOVE 2 CHICAGO Bill Punell, Columbia 42619 GOSPEL CAVALIERS !! & B ROUNDUP 21 - PIPELINE 1 PEACOCK 1874 Chanteys, Dot 16440 By NICK BIRO Galena Park High School, Hous- 22 19 SEND ME SOME LOVIN' 10 WHY DO MEN TREAT THE LORD (Chicago) ton. 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Atlanta, first Negro- owned -and- "a gas of an interview with our 27 26 I WILL FOLLOW HIM 2 2809 ERASTUS STREET operated station in the country, pride and joy, Cassius Clay, in Little Peggy March, RCA Victor 8139 starting in 1949. He's also been which HOUSTON 26, TEXAS he stated he hasn't de- 28 13 TELL HIM I'M NOT HOME 8 a mentor for some of the top cided sure whether he for will Chuck Jackson, Wand 132 r. &b. deejay names in radio to- record or not." (Cassius on rec- LIE 11 day. Gibson went under the ords?) Summers also was joined 29 15 MAMA DIDN'T R Jan Bradley, Chess 1845 &B & Rock & Roll heading of Jockey Jack. . . by Tobe Howard, WLOU chief Eddie Thomas writes to tell us announcer, for an all -day re- 30 21 ONE BROKEN HEART FOR SALE 4 MASTERS that ABC -Paramount has named mote from Louisville's new Roll- Elvis Presley, RCA Victor 8134 Mel Cowart new promotion er Dome. 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The themes are Johnny the music they create is fresh and spirited, 1963's EARLY HITS . . . whose real name is Antonio Da Souza, gets from such strong films as "Lawrence of as you would expect from this trio. They a chance here to display his great percus- Arabia," "How the West Was Won," "Days Lawrence Welk, Dot DLP 3510 some thDlu" h ide ah tou sion work, which is e Combination of of Wine and Roses,' Tee Kill a Mocking n ed rdd side American jazz drumming with bossa nova. Bird" and others. Potent package. o" on thon LPtu nd thSedy ly alT u t THE BARBARA STREISAND ALBUM . . . It adds up to a lot of fine music, including 'Fie e ne n e lged hoe R aobn "Noce e Eu," "Bossa Nova Blues," "Basta" in Jess." A most satisfying outing. Columbia CL 2007 and "Desafinadee." B. T. 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Fine performances on the 1953. They feature Reinhardt with his old HAIL THE CONQUERING NERO .. as well as the Allenbacked. and produced mighty Wurlitzer by Wright. friend Stephan Grappelly on four sides, razz TV Peter Nero, RCA Victor LSP 2638 series, Jazz Scene USA. It is highly and on others with Hubert Rostaing on in of ikely, view these promotion plusses, clarinent plus rhythm. The sides with vio- that Allen may again become an important linist Gratpelly are marvelous, and include OUR WINTER LOVE . . . disk entity. JAZZ SPECIAL MERIT Here's a package which offers "Old Man River," "I Love You," "Swing Allen's nandw Felix Slatkin, Liberty et uep lintg "Gwavyy Guitars" end RVingtSix." For collectors LST 7287 Waltz" asinele ONCE/ THERE WAS BIRD especially. numerous other agreeable efforts, teaming Charlie Parker PLP 408 IMPRESSIONS THE BLACK Allen's piano with backgrou nd group JAll OF ORPHEUS . of Donn stammer. 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The SUPERCUSSION , . tones, the Deltas and others, and inside are 's heard talking of himself and the old set fills a definite reproductions gap in the classical catalog. TEENAGE TRIANGLE . slick (for framing) of the spec - New Orleans, as well as playing his legend- .. Dick Schory's Percussion Pops Ork, Wtr surfing photos on the cver. A lot ary soprano saz. He is accompanied James Darren, Shelley Fabares, RCA Victor LSP 2613 of merchandising possibilities here. marily several french toad qhe though in a couple spots, the Jonah Paul Petersen, Colpiee CP 444 Jones also turns ep. Collectors will ALL ALONE AM I , find this of spacial interest. HOW THE WEST WAS WON . , . Á COMEDY SPECIAL MERIT Brenda lee, Decca DL 74370 c. ! POP SPECIAL MERIT Sound Track, MGM 1E5 THIS IS MY , THE ADVENTURES OF NEWBOLD MIDNIGHT SUN . . , COUNTRY .. 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POP SPOTLIGHT VICTOR FELDMAN TRIO Theme From Mw)II C.6W. SPOTLIGHT "David and Lisa 9 (Frank, ASCAP) (2:12) -Theme From FRANKIE LAINE "Lawrence of Arabia" (Gower, 8511) 12:151. AVA 123 SINGLES REVIEW POLICY FJ BENNY MARTIN Every single sent to Billboard for r view is heard by Billboard's Review DON'T MAKE MY CHASE WEBSTER Panel, and its sales potential is rat d within its category of music. Full The Town Sleeps Through It (Victor, reviews are presented for Spotlight Picks or Special Merit Picks. All other SINFUL CINDERELLA 12:351 -Your Old Love Letters (Red BABY BLUE Songs. singles are listed in their respective ategories. (Starday, BMI) (2:58) -Starday 623 River BMI) 12:40)- DOT 16466 (Alden, BMI) (2:09)- Columbia 42767 powerful piece of material hen FATS DOMINO Frankie Laine steps across here with his A mighty pen Leon You Always Hurt the One You Love best record a from the of Payne. it's all about sPOP SPOTLIGHT POP SPOTLIGHT in long, long time. It's an (Pickwick, ASCAP) (2:081 Trouble a wife who cheated and slipped around - Alden composition produced by Terry (Day) without even having to leave her house. Blues (Conrad, BMI) (2:44). IM- Melcher that gets a multi. tracked con- register well. Flip PERIAL 5937 FLOYD CRAMER temporary sound that's bound to rocket the Strong wax that should PATSY CLINE is "Rosebuds and You" BMI) vet singer to hilland. Flip is "The Moment (Starday, CATHY CARROLL of Truth" (Meld Art, ASCAP) (2:40). (2:49). I'm Available (Golden West Melodies, (THESE ARE) THE BMI) 12:24,1f You Don't Know SWEET DREAMS What You're Talking About (Alden, YOUNG TEARS C.BW. SPOTLIGHT BMII 12:221. WARNER BROS, 5354 (OF YOU) (BMI, Canada) (2:131 -RCA Vide 8171 THE GATEMEN (AcuffROSe, 8MI) (2:331 Goodnight Irene (Ludlow, BMI) (2:40) Floyd Cramer is back playing some catchy ARTHUR LYMAN GROUP STONEWALL JACKSON -The Klan (Knollwood, ASCAP) piano on a tune that brings back memories 12:131. MAY 141 BACK IN BABY'S of "Last Date." It's pretty, it's smooth and it looks like a inner. Flip is "Kaapsedraai" COTTON FIELDS A TOAST TO THE GEORGIA BROWN (Cre'so'l EMI) w (2:09). Bye Rye Blackbird (Remick) (2:551 - ARMS Why Was I Flom? (Harms. ASCAP) (Talmonl 8MI) -Decca 31483 (THE COTTON SONG) BRIDE 12:30). LONDON 9597 (Folkways, ASCAP) (1:45) -Hi -FI 5071 (Alden, 8M0 12:22) This could be one of the late singer's POP SPOTLIGHT LITTLE JOHNNY TAYLOR biggest records. Topper is a lovely tune, Lyman has another here with strong hit You'll Need Another Favor (Cireco- penned by Don Gibson and it's handed a potential. Its got a soft rocking sound OLD SHOWBOAT Esrort, 85111 (2:41) -What You Need soulful performance. Flip is a bright rocker THE SHACKLEFORDS that builds to good effect. Flip is "Limbo Is a Ball (Greco- Escort. 65111 12:11). sung with spirit. Rock (Bosse Nova)" (Four Star- Twist, ASCAP) (Cedarwood, BMI) (2:50)- Columbia 42765 GALAXY 718 (2:30). A STRANGER IN Stonewall has a pair of bright sides here, THE FABULOUS DIALS both of which have strong pop potential. Bossa Nova Stomp (Sales Spinners, ryL POP First is a solid country with a :Jit SPOTLIGHT up ditty ASCAP) 12:081 -Forget Me Not (Sales POP YOUR TOWN SPOTLIGHT Bavarian beer hall beat. Real stomping Spinners, ASCAP) 12:251. JOY 276 (Har)ewoedLitlle Perlin', 8MI) (2:09) and here. Flip is a saga tune about THE 4 SEASONS adventures at a rodeo. Good material here, RICK NELSON RAY PETERSON too. Take your pick. If You Can't Roek Me (Travis, BM1) BIG RIVER 11:571 -01d Enough to Love (Eric. SOON (I'LL BE 85111 12:16). IMPERIAL 5935 (Hi Lo, BMI) 12:161- Mercury 72112 WHERE ARE YOU? C.BW. SPOTLIGHT JIMMIE RODGERS HOME AGAIN) A new folk group, full of vigor, comes (Pogo, ASCAP) (2:38)-Dunes 2024 (I Don't Know Why) I Just Do through with bright, swinging readings of (Valley, 01111 12:131 -Load 'Em Up (BOBUb, BMI) (2:21) This is mighty from Ray a brace of country.folk efforts that could listenable effort GENE DAVIS (un' Keep on StepPin', (Drury Lane, a take off. Side I is a real loot and his second side written and produced stomper, BMII 12:11). DOT 16467 while Side II, featuring a Johnny Cash by Pogo Music. The side's a strong ballad AIN'T THAT A tune, displays the group's exciting harmony. sung over most attractive ork support. Flip ROY HAMILTON is "Deep Are the Roots" ASCAP) I WON'T COME IN (Pogo, Ixt Go (Trio. 115111 12:131 -You Still (2:22). SHAME Lose Him (Trio, BMII (2:15). MGM 13138 (Travis, MI) (2:07) -Vee lay 512 POP SPOTLIGHT WHILE HE'S AROUND (MetricTerran, BMI) (2:20) -Liberty 55562 RICK FORTUNE The nation's top vocal group comes through POP SPOTLIGHT Sand In My Hair (Cole, 8511) (2:20) with two fine sides here, both of which Here's a strong effort much in the vein of - THE CRYSTALS Running should make those cash registers ring. "He'll Have to Go." Davis sings it with Wild (03k, BMI) (2:001. RAN -DEE 108 Topper is a pretty rockaballad sold with WILSON PICKETT heart and pathos and fans of a good warmth and style while Side II spots the DA DOO RON country sound will dig it. Flip is "Take BUDDY ACE lads in a swinging reading of a foot. RON a Good look" 12:151. She WIll Love (Don, 8511) (2:24) rocker. (Mother BerlhaTrio, 8MI) - stomping IF Good Lover (Don, BMI) (2:11). (2:06)-Philles 112 YOU NEED ME DUKE 361 (Cotillion, 8MI) (2:36) -Double I. 713 The Crystals show again what they can do B. a BUMBLE AND THE STINGERS POP SPOTLIGHT with a solid piece of material, coming Here's mighty strong ballad in the blues ,q1 In the Mood (Shapiro-Bernstein, through here in first -rate fashion on an vein that the lad sings with conviction. The ASCAPI (2:221-Chicken Chow Mein infectious rocker. Flip is "Git II" ILankap) entire production is somewhat in the Sam **** 85111 (2:581. (2:30). Cooke tradition with infectious melody and (Mardon, RENDE? SAM COOKE FOUR -STAR SINGLES VOUS 210 irecitation that makes it a solid teen The four -star rating is awarded new tem. Flip is "Baby Cell On Me" (Correction - singles with sufficient commercial po- RIC CASTLE; Lloyd 8 Logan, BMI) (2:16). ANOTHER SATURDAY POP SPOTLIGHT tential in their respective categories to She's Got Soul IPoksan, BAH) 12:38) Grit being stocked by dealers, one- -The Twilight of Youth (Jepalana, stops and rack jobbers handling that 8511) 12:18). WARNER BROS. 5355 NIGHT category. POP SPOTLIGHT (Kegs, BMII (2:18) THE HONEYS sr I.AVERN BAKER Trouble In Mind (Leeds. ASCAP) 12:061 of Your Love (Ludlow, SOLOMON BURKE POPULAR -Half LOVE WILL FIND SURFIN' DOWN THE BM1) 12:16). ATLANTIC 2186 BILLIE, AND LILLIE MORMON TABERNACLE Whip A WAY SWANEE RIVER IF YOU NEED ME It to Me Baby (Eden, BMII This Is My Country (Shawnee Press, (2:20) Love ,lie Sincerely (Eden, (Nags, 8MI) 12:151 -RCA Victor 8164 (Sea of Tunes, BMI) (2:12) -Capitol 4952 (Cotillion, BMI) (2:301- Atlantic 2185 - ASCAPI 12:251 -0 Columbia the Gem 0911) 12:201. ABC PARAMOUNT of the Ocean (Schreiner, (2:301. CO- Sam Cooke should stay way up on the Here's the latest surfing side, and The first Here's another version of this potent Sam 10421 LUMBIA 42763 charts with both of these strong sides. of substance by a girl group. The thrushes Cooke -like piece of material. The singer "Saturday Night" is a limbo -ish effort with develop a fine sound on this novel approach does it with much feeling and effectively LARRY MOORE: CHARLIE RICH a bit of that "Chain Gang" feel, while to surfing, which also has a solid beat. tells his story over the simply backing. Hooray for Weekends (American, There's Another Place I Can't Co a Northern, "Love Will Find Way" shows off the Watch it. Flip is "Shoot The Curl" (Anna- Flip is "You Can Make It If You Try" 81111 (2:22) - Two young Lovers ASCAP) 11:361-1 Need warm ballad style of Cooke. belle, BMI) (2:09). (Conrad, BMI) (2:36). (American, BMI) 12:241. ORIGINAL Your Love IHI Lo, B511) 12117). SOUND 30 PHILLIPS INT'L 3584

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MANTOVANE A GM Named Tamlko (Fatuous, LATIN AMERICAN ASCAP) (2:13)- Ellsabethan Serenade CELIA CRUZ (Rose Jungoickel, ASCAP) (3:10). Ml Bomba Sono (2:32) -Vbsen de la MUSIC AS WRITTEN LONDON 9595 Matareoa (2:49) (2:49). SEECO 8868 LESLEY GORE NEW YORK cha Come Home" by Shirley It's My Party (Arch, ASCAP) (2:19) SPIRITUAL Ray on Epic. -Danny (SOaoks, EMI) (2:06). MER- Coral rushed out albums by RCA Victor's Eddy Arnold ANOTHER CURY 72119 THE STAPLE SINGERS Jackie Wilson and by the De- Let That Liar Alone (Staples, BMI) may have another hit with Pam- SODA BRYANT (2:43) - I Can't Help From Grim' mensions to catch in on the sales per Music's "Yesterday's Mem- Battle of Fort Donelson (Quilted, (Staples, BMI) (2:12). RIVERSIDE of their single hits, "Baby Work- ories." The song, first cut by BEAUTY FOR BMI) (2:30) -Who Do Dot! (Qnated, out" and "My Foolish Heart" BMI) (2:13). COVER 19631 Hank Cochran on Gaylord, got respectively. . . . Spoken Arts good reviews and is showing up JAll -t*tc will issue a record in May 'fea- on several air -play lists. THREE -STAR 5I001E5 turing young musicians or signed n nro..lw ninr nacela Betty Sue Perry has STANLEY TURRENTINE MMW wIMM wh rweNY wnk .dryM groups chosen from the mem- a new exclusive writer contract Smile, Stacy (Parts I & H) (Jana) bership of the Boys' Clubs of (4:00, 4:10). BLUE NOTE 1845 with Sure -Fire Music Company, America. . . Norman W. El- POPULAR Inc., it was announced this HORACE SILVER QUINTET TNE MUNEIt[S-lw'. w M KMAem (Bame N Nn SOD, head of Norel Amusement week. She has been with Sure - Too Much Sake (Parts I & H) Im, W11-0Wa wIM Ma (NSme N Frl.a, wq. Corporation, has purchased the (Ecaroh, ASCAP). BLUE NOTE 1873 nor laa Fire since 1960. [RANKlE LOS A1a1M0E-SnM N UM. (t.dlr, WI1-01r1 Shy Forum Theater on Broadway at CHARLIE ROUSE .sa Nano ((AwllerC.rllno, AMP). PALMY SIN 47th Street.... Erroll Garner PITTSBURGH (Maurielo Marconi, TNI TAmL-Po. NMI. ONt uqa, WN-Cw'1 Atooteeea (3:00) ME Jost to MISaN (aw.Nrb.w, Wn. PAM. 606 is set to compose the major Martinique (Mess) (2113). BLUE -In wr ur Ax0 Txe inxf-xar Tur sw (wnrwe, themes for the flick "A New Leslie Ugganu had to cancel NOTE 1882 WI)-M worlY. CnMM slwr (M«MBa. WII. two scheduled weeks at Holiday DONNA ISM Kind of Love." ... Hickory Rec- JOHNNY (HAMMOND) SMITH e. O. S70KES-My tndr'E Juq (NenM-0hyn, tMq- ords its into House beginning June 17 so Ow Cry OMroMOMyI, wl} 11 MI. 1 continued expansion Monterey Theme (Jam Standard, SMD booker George Claire hopes to AVALON BOSSY SANDEN3-0ISraln (11M Skim, A3W1 - Dea1 the pop field by signing Lorry (2:59). RIVERSIDE 45480 IMme (aewe, EMI). SNNOOaMMA 117 acquire Sarah Vaughan for June . . is MON A11D ME wI1D.T5-{Th. Ban,'.) OW Non (Mt. Peters.. Tommy Roe in TIADER e.late., 1161)-NMI tr..l Uunaewwa, IMO. ROST 17 and Paul Anita for June 24 STAN GETZ AND CAL Germany on tour. . . . Don iOW Glom Samba (Cheto, BMI) (2102) - Owens of Don Owens music in to replace Leslie.... Another For All We Know (Feist, ASCAP) KINNr rNNFThwW' ISw1UNWe, 1111,,i-, wa'1 wm. Tme Amn (aww, AfCAry. MW cancellation was the May 28 (2:36). FANTASY 566 Memphis has acquired Blue AEII MORTIMEN-1.1111. My (1 Kme . Om. My MW) date of George Kirby at Horizon (Mw.1, WI}4y W . Rh« (tauNrs, ASW1. Ridge Records of Vienna, Va. BLUE MITCHELL QUINTET [71C rfEE Room. . . . Xavier Cugat and nM Dick Kaltz has joined the Cape. (Kayak, SMI) (3:55) - Tor - IME NES-rew VrT ar Abbe Lane mopped up during T. 1sIW, WItfYME "'AC' gaolte (Jam Standard, EMI, (4:14). JM (Gwy tEfAq. =art.Al Robert Block Enterprises han- JOHNNY PEENY-Tat My We M ne VeD. M. (iW, week at Holiday House. 45478 dling the Block label and Silk their RIVERSIDE W M i.Mh (w w r MIN. En. The Twin Coaches night club, N City and Myralee Music. . PONY POINDEXTER RICNAU ETaMT-s...1hM' wHr.r lKwa, .11)-wkNu1 closed since the first of the DExn Carlton Records has signed CLEOPATRA Lore Me Tender (2:15)-Midnight In M.E., wn. 2u6E year, reopens on April 15 with Moscow (3:05). PRESTIGE 251 RAIN CLIN-011 T. EMN.1 we (RmkY, WW1 Jesse Williams.... George Pin- -LNedaw Mr11Mk, AMP) (í:S01. NEARMEAr DO Rosemary Clooney. Rose Cal - etl AIC-Mrwery LMA (Rrl WO-Thal'. AII Tw cus, back from a three -week trip GENE AMMONS Eena a MM., aap. AuoT 31w derone, owner of the club, and Molto Mato Grosso (Parts I & II) to England, picked up a lot of TxE uxnEREku-0er Rm nl...N, w-wn ume booker Joe Hiller will host Miss (Pres, SMI) (2:35, 3 :24). PRESTIGE HI (S.wN, wp. ASCOT 2131 songs for the U. S. Songs include C-1135 245 ME s SONNf-SO Mtn wN1 YISY Prestige Records has set at Syria Mosque on April De Samba (Bosse Nova) (Jana, NAME DAVIaON-IMAMS iram Nns.-Ewfw ato. The date of the High- Samba MELi01MNt I6p Cosdel as its Philippines dis - 15.... CHANCELLOR ASCAP) (2:35). WORLD PACIFIC WaRrirMo0 n iYWla. was canceled at Soldiers Af.1- trib.... Saturn label of Brown - waymen 368 w N Marls, Af cu D AVInt 9w and Sailors Memorial Hall on of Course TOMMY AND TH TARDETS-MrshM Coon le CNn wood, Tex., has issued a disking Mmtte, AwM71a.w rN.h ASCAr). SM R a WILLIS JACKSON (r.n«., with Lefty Nichols. Firm is March 29 due to poor ad- Neapolitan Nights (Pres, EMI) (3:12) 2001 Distributed THE NITT41nt SAm MPG, wn Nme vance sale. by (3:22). PRESTIGE 243 - - fbNk' owned by David Fair and Cliffe -Marna (loans, EMIL LAWN 207 Little Anthony has been set Browning.. . Herman Kenin, ABC by Zeke Nicholas on -Paramount JONAH JONES COUNTRY head of the AFM, was one of 11 booker Jonah Jones Special (Wingus, BMI) GRL fCOTf-EesY l'll NMr lnrn (.Taen, wn- April 26 for the Jeannette (Pa.) (2:44) -European Bluet (Winans, BMI) 4e.a lln MnElkb, WII. MRCNT MIIO men from various segments of high school prom. . Sandy, SWIJIEE 4LOMtlI-Tear f1ekN prnnlNliryl, civic (3:17). BETHLEHEM 3054 W11-Ir.ur.Na.l.,inl.KI110s7n industry, professional, and :gä labor affairs elected to the the ventriloquist, who hails from IATI M0A11 -11.1. Trkt Me.b W1) -EM. Timi nearby Tarentum, and is now RHYTHM & BLUES Can. MN., men. PINCH 763 board of directors of the Amer- MAIM. AND 00771E -IMMea Rwwd (Gaw KW N. featured in the floorshow at 11 mew ican Arbitration Association two HOPKINS -OSI Plan. The (aera Rlry, EMI). [L Chi- LIGHTNIN' DNADO EDI weeks ago. Guy Aldous, London the Conrad Hilton Hotel, Ansel ChM-Sinners' Prayer. BLUES - cago, has waxed a few records Overnight Smash! RHYTHM trial counsel and authority on VILLE 822 d BUE recently for Roulette under the LAZY LIFTER- Lwsmn /11.. nn, float rw. WI)-I British Copyright law, will de- /Mk Up My MW LOWELL FULSON (Ta.dlaw, WI). ER. uo 3320 liver the first of the Jean name of Sandy Mason. Her real Shed No Tears (Are, BMI) (2:10) - name is Sandy Theoret, accord- YOU CAN'T Can She? (Arc, BMI) (1:47). POLKA Geiringer Memorial Lectures in NERA .STATUIR EWSO- Ne11Y'. anE Andy. hlYa; bar. ing to her local manager, Sid CHECKER 1027 International Copyright at the dty NIBa MM IMQ, íM11 -[aq men Il: N.r Me Marke. [Mesto MNr IM'I, WI). AAI-f 211 MP) New York University School of SILAS HOGAN LEONARD MENDLOWITZ SIT DOWN Fm Gonna Quit You Pretty Baby SPIRITUAL Law at 5:15 p.m. on Friday, P 867 (Esosllorec, HMI) (2:23) - Airport ME 3M.1,116111E F[InEi -WII Etknl Sow N April 19, in Arthur T. Vander- ENE ...- wh Nr 111 PHILADELPHIA Blues (Exeellome, BMI) (2:31). EX- bilt School in Washington 2231 CELLO Square, New York. With major alterations closing THE DOVELLS BOB ROLONTZ traffic to the Widener Building COUNTRY 071410 SINGLES REVIEWED Th ..In II.IN Baler n MASH e. tM. Arcade, Nathan Mutchnick is ralollwN ISrxN Mn w go. Io1rM41. CONNIE HALL /Its NASHVILLE moving his Melody Record Shop It's Not Revenge I Want (Cedarwood, Kris "Cut Me Down," from its choice Center City loca- BMI) (2:14) -Don't Tempt Me (Moss Jensen's POPULAR to Rose, BMI) (2:08). DECCA 31404 penned by John De Loudermilk tion just down the street INII .Sf -TMI OM (Rmkk, ASGV) -th 1213 David RENO AND SMILEY wknern NI6kr (1TNw«Y, A54V). 11010 111 for the Acuff -Rose combine. is Chestnut Street.... Graodtather's Clock (2:05) -It's a Sin ROBBY AND THE MoNANOR3 -Tw Lemme Mist Mas picking up action in several im- Miller's, local record manufac- (HW & Range, BMI) (2:35). KING 1 i II) (MyralN WI). ELM 602 turer, flew to Louisville, to talk COMING UKE MAD 5728 THE EWINS,Noy (Mekdwl. PAH - A wnwr N. portant markets. Other Acuff - Mal.Eul, WII. MARION IN Rose songs released recently in- a disk deal with Cassius Clay. MERLIN SEE -.1MIw Arm. Tr1,1 Mrryrmlr, MAI- M. (NUN, WII. RAZOMCK 106 clude "Wall to Wall Love" and Barbara Streisand, entirely NNE LUND -NIP cal Yew N.E (1.1 Mu, UNI-My unknown when she appeared SANDRA Bakt N.N. are (Ira.* Sent, ASEAN. SODNDMAMA "I Take the Chance" by Tommy RAY CHARLES 116 Zang on Hickory, "The Other here a year ago in the musical, by PINNY CATALANO -Plano w. NkM. Man C.. Isl., "I Can Get It for You Whole- -Ran re Boys arc Talking" by Leroy Van S[uq RM. Ifous/w., AfCAN, RAMMEN THE Take These Chains 1113 Dyke on Mercury and "Nancy's sale," has a hot album among VOLUMES NAL 1A11E-0w N SI,h1OU1 N MW (Balrao. Wn-IM's the midtown shops with the rec- Jubilee 5446 From My Heart Sntt lwia WY 111m{oe, Wn. SEw{OE 101 Minuet" by the Everly Brothers YAM AND 70-T« MT Noah. Da.rNw Massa. 11M0- Bros. ord people crediting it to her wahwaA Chiasso, Wn. MAMIE 107 on Warner Nationally distributed by b/w repeated TV exposures. . . . THE SNERw000S - SMdn el fumm« (le1i, 11Mn- Jimmy Dean opened pubbery -GEE RECORD CO., INC. Nntln' Arow1 OaN, WII. IONNfON 121 Jules Williams established an JAY No Letter Today in Music City with Jay Rain- NAL LA11,-s.wwr Nus.ks MMt<, 11Mn-Lora Mom. Shop at 318 W. 48th St., N.Y. 36, N.Y. [., Ean. SFTTiOF lN water in charge. Jerry and Har- Oak Lane Record 6194 ABC -10435 old Bradley arc set to move into Limelike Pike in that section of COUNTRY the city. MAC SCOTT-1 CrNIN My Mn Bat Mom41, W11- their almost -ready offices on Ewir N na TEw Memtal, EMn, KAEN 101003 Record Row. The Bradley firm MAURIE H. ORODENKER CMY. NNNn-Mnxrin of INN IYwt, KMn-nwl, me, (Muid, SMI) MAN. VERNA 601 will be known as Forrest Hills JIM MINET d 0N-Aw k the Nolo (lNlll, MI)-11111 11aln CA Publishing Company. HITS DON TEANt-I x" le 7 (11.npk, ASCAtI -MaYM Bob Ferguson's Backwoods liberty Package Mttllk, RAINf 1,w '" Music switches to BMI firm of Al uuAx -re w. on. Men rim nom ar, W)-t'. Tabbed for 15% FROM JwI Bat MY BaY Rem 41, EMn. i1M410a Robert B. Ferguson Music Com- MFE seams -sroz Bay (M.w BaN.ANE. WI)-1M Ymelrkywa.l In. xar,..AME, Atop. xAm pany, HOLLYWOOD Liberty is M.NT - WE NOW THE HARRY NUM IN Cedarwood writer, Benny Joy, offering a 15 per cent discount, SINS SONGS OF FAITH SOMME has returned from tour promot- six -month deferred billing plus album FX0-5004 MOUM WANTED ing his "I'm of No More Use to full exchange on a privileges PEACE IN THE VALLEY NEW You Old Earth" on the Dot three -LP release being rushed to slnMaElkovpbbFox -40nn0ít L.P.'s Schuman Score label. Other Cedarwood releases dealers by the label's national include "Sure Is Lonesome sales director, Don Bohanan. (Academy AwaErdNNoominee, fMRARI OVERSTOCKS Alden Schuman has com- Downtown" by the Fleetwoods Packages include two new re- NE LONGEST DAY NOW 8 CLOSEOUTS pleted the score to a new musi- on the Dolton label, "Lying to leases by Dave Carroll and the 1721 Broadway, Now York 19, N. Y. ANY QUANTITY cal called "Too Much" which Be Together" by Bill Phillips on Ventures, in a third re- packaged he says is about the career of a Decca, "Don't Tell Mame" b.w. album, featuring the Marketts. "Half Laughing, Half Crying" Payments for the release start in TECTRON young pop songwriter in New when answering ads e . . by Mel Tillis on Decca, "She's July with equal payments due 7725 Melrose Avenue York. Schuman will write the a Good Looker" b.w. "I Know through September. Offer is ef- Say You Saw It in Hollywood 46, California book himself and hopes to have I'm Lying" by Obrey Wilson on fective immediately and ends it ready for production this year. United Artists, and "Why Don't- May 15. Billboard

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I FELSTEDI FLOR WEEK ENDING APRIL 13 ENher Side a Hitt BROKEN DATE The Honor Roll of Hits comprises the nation's top tunes according b/w to record sales and disk jockey performances as determined by Broken Date -Boca Nova FRANK HUBBELL d HUBB -CAPS Billboard's weekly nationwide surveys. ITOPIK)

Weeks RECORDINGS AVAILABLE WHO'S SORRY NOW! This Last on 65'eek N'eek Tunc CO nt pn.se r-Pnbl lsh e r Chart LLOYD PRICE THING (Bell Selling Record llflld In Bold fife) (ABC- PARAMOUNT) O1 1 HE'S SO FINE 6 MILLS MUSIC, INC. By Mack-Published by Bright -Tunes (BMI) I. HE'S SO FINE - Chllloes, Already a Hit in Laurie 3152. Baltimore... 5 CAN'T GET USED LOSING O TO YOU 3 2. CAN'T GET USED TO LOSING Ready to Smash Thru in By Ponnis- Shuman- Published by Brenner IBM!) YOU -Andy Williams. Colum- Phi11y, Chi, L.A., Miami bla 42674. A Swinging Hit and the rest of the nation. 4 SOUTH STREET By Mann -Appell- Published by Kaimann (ASCAPI 3. SOUTH STREET - Orions, "PLAY THOSE O Cameo 243.

3 THE END OF THE WORLD 4. T'HE END OF THE WORLD- - OLDIES, By. Dcc Published by O Kent- Summit (ASCAP) Skeeter Davis, RCA Victor 8098; . Mills Brothers, Dot 16451. MR. DEE JAY" O 27 I WILL FOLLOW HIM Anthony & the Sophomores 5. I WILL FOLLOW HIM- Pelula B) Allman -Gimbel- Slolc- Roma -Published by Leeds (ASCAP) Clark, Laurie 3156; Rosemary 72103 C'looncy, Reprise 20145; Betty OOYAE[TTES Curtis, CGD 1090 3; Georgia © BABY WORKOUT Gibbs, Epic 9585: Jackie Kan- By Wilson- Tucker -Published by Merrimac (9h11) non, Stage 518: Little Pegey March, RCA Victor 8139; Frank Ú Pourcel, Capitol 4916; (Ile San - Ol 2 OUR DAY WILL COME ticri, Vesuvius 1068. By Hilliard- Garson- Published by Rosewood (ASCAP) 6. BABY WORKOUT -Jackie Wil- son. Brunswick 55239. NO BIG. 11 PUFF By Yarrow- Lipton -Published O by Peparnar (BMI) 7. OUR DAY WILL COME - Eddie Cano, Reprise 20147; Ruby r and the Romantics, Kapp 501. 10 YOUNG LOVERS 3 By IfildebrutdJackson -Published by LeBi)I- Marbill (BÁ11) O 8. PUFF- Peter. Paul d Mary, THING Warner Bros, 5348. Tp 9 IN DREAMS 9. YOUNG LOVERS Paul K By Orbison- Published by - C-1133 Acuff -Rose (BMI) Paula, Philips 40096. On 0 13 DO THE BIRD 4 10. IN DREAMS - Roy 0,51,,n, CHANCELLOR By Mann -Appell- Published by Kalman (ASCAP) Monument 806. of Course Il. DO THE BIRD -Dee Dee 28 PIPELINE Sharp, Distributed by 11 Cameo 244. ABC -Paramount By Spickard- Carman -Published by Downey (8h11) 12. PIPELINE - Chanteys, Dot A Two -Sided Hit! 16440. 7 RHYTHM OF THE RAIN 11 13 By Gummoe- Published by Sherman- DeVorzon (BMI) ANTHONY NEWLEY 13. RHYTHM OF THE. RAIN - STRONG on SAN.. Cascades, Valiant 6026. "THERE'S NO SUCH 0 24 DON'T SAY NOTHIN' BAD ABOUT MY BABY "THAT'S WHERE ITS AT" By King- Goffin- Published by Aldon (BMI) 14. DON'T SAY NOTHIN' BAD THING AS LOVE" ABOUT 51V BABY- and C.kies, b/w Dimension 1008. 12 OUR WINTER LOVE 15 "MOVIN` & GROOVIN'r" By Cowell- Published (135,11) "SHE'S JUST by Cramart 15. OUR WINTER LOVE - Anita Sims Twins Bryant, Columbia 42739; M- ANOTHER GIRL" Litts, King 5730; Bill Purcell, -138 MR. BASS MAN 19 Columbia 42619. LONDON #5201 By Cymbal -Published by Jalo (BMI) "DON'T THROW YOUR 16. AIR. BASS MAN - Johnny Cymbal, Kapp 503. OO23 TWENTY MILES 4 4NDON LOVE ON ME SO I By Mann -Lowe- Published by Wyncote- Kalmann (ASCAP) 17. TWENTY MILES - Chubby STRONG" Checker, Parkway 862. 8 YOU'RE THE REASON I'M LIVING 11 Johnnie Morisette 18 By Darin -Published by Adaris (BMI) 18. YOU'RE THE REASON I'M =139 LIVING -Bobby Darin, Capitol Gmayso/nd,/ 4897. O19 21 FOLLOW THE BOYS 3 "EVERYBODY "THE WADDLE" By Davis -Murry- Published by Francon (ASCAP) 19. FOLLOW THE BOYS - Connie L. C. Fracola, MGM 13127. °141 20 14 BLAME IT ON THE BOSSA NOVA 9 SOUTH STREET" By Mann -Weil- Published by Aldon (BMI) 20. BLAME IT ON THE BOSSA NOVA -Eydle Corme, Columbia 42661. The Four Evers "DANCE WHAT YOU 0 16 ALL 1 HAVE TO DO IS DREAM 5 By Bryant- Published by Acuff -Rose (BMI) JAMIE °1247 WANNA" 21..AI.I. 1 HAVE TO DO IS DREAM- Rkhard Chamberlain, I Johnnie Taylor 17 I WANNA BE AROUND 8 MGM 13121. 22 Derby 101 By Vimme rstedt- Mercer -Published by Commander (ASCAP) Jamie /640,p,, 22. I WANNA BE AROUND - Tony Bennett. Columbia 42634. PHILADELPHIA I3. PA. ON BROADWAY 1 "GREAZEE" 23 - By Mann -Leiber Stoller -Published by Aldon (BM1) Weil- 23. ON BROADWAY - Drifters, Part II Atlantic 2182. OUT MY MIND i Billy Preston 25 OF JUST OUT! THE ORIGINAL 24 24. 0 ... 0 By Fillotwn- Published by Ridge (13M11 OUT OF MY MIND - Johnny Derby 1002 Tillotson, Cadence 1434. A1y JOEY DEE SMASHE OVER THE MOUNTAIN (Across the Sea) 25. OVER THE MOUNTAIN SAR RECORDS 25 - By Garvin- Published by Arc (BMI) (Across the Seal -Bobby Vinton, 0 I 6425 Hollywood Blvd. Epte 9577. ''HOT PASTRAMI Hollywood 28, California I 29 DON'T BE AFRAID, LITTLE DARLIN' 26 26. DON'T BE. AFRAID, LITTLE WITH MASHED j By Mann -Weil- Published by Aldon (BALI) DARLIN' -Steve Lawrence, Co- 0 lumbia 42699. POTATOES'' 0 YOUNG AND IN LOVE y7 - 27. YOUNG AND IN LOVE R-Aaaa By St. John -Published by Odin (ASCAPI Dick - and Decdee. Warner Bros. 0 5342, ROULETTE RECORDS 28 - SANDY 1 1 By DiSfucci- Brandt -Published by Disal-Schwartz.. (ASCAPI 28. SANDY -Dion, Laurie 3153. 1631 B'way, N. Y., N. Y. 1

Y9 - MECCA 29. MECCA -Gene Pitney, Mallon. By Nader -Gluck Jr.- Published by January MAID 1028. CUSTOM RECORD PRESSING GOT WHAT I WANTED I 3o- I GOT WHAT I WANTED- - Brook Benton. Mercury Mortring- Procezeing- Labalr 00 - By Singleton -Benton- Published by Ben Day (BMII 72099. POLYMAX WARNING -The title 'HONOR ROLL. OF HITS' is a registered trademark and the listing of FACTO CIEARATIc IMPERIAL RECORDS the hits has been copyrighted by Use Of may made without Billboard. either not be SIDNEY WAKEFIELD Hollywood Blvd. Billboard's consent. Requests for such consent should be submitted in writing to the publishers J. 6425 of Billboard at 1564 Broadway, Ncw York 36, N. Y. P. O. Bea 6037, Phoenix 5, Ariz. Hollywood 28, Calif. Direct Dial 602 -252 -3644

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ARGENTINA 13 6 THE NIGHT HAS A 3 2 TOUS LES GARCONS ET 8 8 HULA HULA TWIST - THOUSAND EYES - LES FILLES -Francois° HONG KONG. Irving Fields (Tizoc)- Bobby Vee (Libeesy)- Hardy (Vogue) -Vogue Publisher Pending (Courtesy Eseakra a la Fama, Last Aberbach Music This 9 6 PA TODO EL ANO A. Buenos Aires) Week Week -J. This Last 14 13 "TELL HIM -Billie Davis 4 4 BELLES. BELLES. BELLES - Jimenez (RCA) -Phem 1 4 CRYING IN THE WIND (Decce)- Mullin Music Claude Francois (Fontana) - 10 10 VENUS -Santo y Johnny Week Week - Paul Anka (RCA) Is 10 ONE BROKEN HEART FOR Acuff -Rose Farina (Gamma) -Pharr 1 1 LIMBO ROCK -Chubby 2 2 A LITTLE BIT OF SOAP SALE -Elvis Presley (RCA) 5 7 ELLE EST TERRIBLE - Checker (Fermata); Jackie - The Fabulous Echoes -Helen Range Music Johnny Hallyday (Philips) (CBS) -Mann- Fermata - (Diamond) 16 12 *THE WAYWARD WIND - Bens 2 2 DAME FELICIDAD - 3 6 BOSS GUITAR -Duane Eddy NORWAY Frank (field (Columbia)- 6 5 SHEILA -Lucky Blondo Enrique Guzman (CBS); Sino (RCA) Lafleur (Fontana) (Courtesy Verde's Oslo) San Roman (Music Hell) 4 3 LET'S LIMBO SOME MORE Gmit, - 17 14 HEY PAULA -Paul and Paula 7 8 PARDONNEZ -MOI Korn -Chubby Checker (Parkway) "Denotes Weal origta (Philips) -One four two SEIGNEUR -*Robert Cogoi This Last 3 3 ESO RESO -Paul Anka 5 8 THE BREEZE AND Music (Philips) -World /Primavera I- Week (Victor); Eduardo Cones The Shadows (Columbia) Week 18 18 'ROBOT-Tornadoes (Decca)- 8 6 TELSTAR -The Tornadoes I I SUMMER HOLIDAY- (CBS) -Spanks- Fermata Ivy Music (Decca) 6 - BETTY'S BOSSA NOVA - 4 4 SPEEDY GONZALES- Betty Johnson (RCA) Cliff Richard (Columbia) - 19 26 THE FOLK SINGER 9 10 ORANGE BLOSSOM Pat Boone - Musikk-Huset (Dot -Music Hall); Tommy Roe (HMV) - 7 - DANCING SHOES- SPECIAL -The Spotnicks 2 2 David Dante (Victor); Jackie Cliff Richard (Columbia) ONE BROKEN HEART FOR Shapiro- Bernstein (Discostae) SALE Presley (CBS); Pepino di Capri 8 5 RHYTHM OF THE RAIN -Elvis (RCA) 19 20 LET'S TURKEY TROT - 10 9 LIMBO ROCK- Chubby - -Belinda (Odeon) -Budd-Fermata Eva The Cascades (Warner Bros.) Little (London) - Checker (Cameo-Parkway)- 3 4 HEY PAULA -Paul & Paula 5 6 MUNDO CRUEL -Enrique 9 7 BLAME IT ON THE BOSSA Aldon Music Bens (Philips)- Edition Lyche Guzman (CBS); Aki Along 21 23 NOVA -Eydie Gorme (CBS) IN DREAMS -Roy Orbison 4 3 JEG VIL HA EN BLA (Music Hall); Pepino di (London) -- Chappell 10 - DANCE ON -Thc Shadows Capri (Odeon) -Fermata BALLONG -Arno Bendik- 22 25 SO IT ALWAYS WILL BE- (Columbia) 6 5 PORQUE QUISE TANTO GERMANY sen (Triole)- Stockholms LA Emily Brothers (Warner Montero-Mariano Musikproduktion -Miguel Bros.) -Lads Mores (Odeon)- Newman This Last 5 - FROM A JACK TO A KING 23 - MR. BASS MAN -Johnny Week Week ISRAEL -Ned 7 7 SE Miller (Karusell)- HA PUESTO EL SOL - Cymbal (London) -Jewel I I ICH KAUF' MIR LIEBER Palace Music Adriano Celentano Music (Courtesy Kol Israel Broadcasting) (Fermata); Sire San Roman EINEN TIROLERHUT - 6 8 FJERNE LAND-"The Key 24 This Last - SAY I WONT BE THERE - Billy Mo (Decce) -Busse Brothers (Triole) -Egil Mod (Music Ha11)- Fermata Springlields (Philips) Week Week 8 BIENVENIDO AMOR - 2 2 CASANOVA BACIAMI- Iversen - - Chappell 1 1 WALK RIGHT IN -The Palito Petula Clark (Deutsche 7 5 REGNIGA NATE-Anna- Ortega (Victor)-Korn 25 ALL ALONE AM Brenda Rooftop Singers (Vanguard) 9 LA - I- Vogue) -Montana Lena Lofgren (Metronome) - - PECOSITA- PIck -Up Lee (Brunswick)-Leeds -Reyrson /BMI 3 3 JUNGE KOMM BALD Manu (Music Hall) -Edemi Music 2 3 QUANDO CALIENTA EL 10 9 PORQUE ME DEJAS WIEDER- Freddy (Polydon) 8 5 MIDNATTSTANGO -"Ase - 26 - THE END OF THE WORLD Sikorski /Esplanade SOL- Remuncho (Philips) - Wentzel -Jan Holland Gilbert Bested (Odeon): --Skeeter Davis (RCA)- - Del Sur Lucho Gatica (Odeon); Los 4 4 GAUCHO MEXICANO- (Odeon)-M usikk -Huret Compass Music 3 4 HEY PAULA -Paul & Paula Renate u. Werner Leismann 9 5 ALL STAR FESTIVAL (LP) Cinco Latinos (CBS); Los 27 22 *CUPBOARD LeBill- Marbill, LOVE - (Ariola): John Buck (Philips)- -Various Artists (UNO) Abriles (Philips) -Smart John Leyton BMI (HMV) - (Warner Bros.)- Melodie 10 9 LOOP DE LOOP -Frankie Essex Music der Welt 4 2 FLY ME TO THE MOON - Vaughan (Philips) -Thore 28 WALK LIKE A Alma Cogan (Columbia)- - MAN - 5 6 MADDALENA -Res Gildo Erling AUSTRALIA Four Seasons (Stateside) - (Electrola) -Getig Essex Music t0 10 WALK RIGHT IN -The Peter Maurice 5 7 SUMMER HOLIDAY Rooftop (Courtesy 6 8 WINI -WINI -Die Tahiti - Singen (Fontana) - Mask Maker, Sydney) 29 19 "LOOP DE LOOP -Frankie Cliff Richard (Columbia) - Southem Music *Denotes Total origin Vaughan (Philips) -- Chappell Tamoures (Polydon) -Nero Elstree Music This Last 30 24 WALK RIGHT IN- Rooftop 7 7 PEPINO /PEPINO THE b 8 LOOP DE LOOP - Week Week Singers (Fontana) -Southern ITALIAN MOUSE -Viso Frankie Vaughn (Philips) 1 - PIPELINE -The Chantey's Music Torrioni (Decca) -Stahl Peter Maurice PERU (London) publisher This Last -No 8 5 HOCHZEIT IN LOUISIANA 7 5 THE WAYWARD WIND - 2 2 FROM A JACK TO A KING -Caterina Valente (Decca)- Frank Ifield (Columbia)- Week Week -Ned Miller (W & G)- DENMARK Intro Lafleur Music I I ESPERANZA -Pedrito Rico Alberts 8 9 THE NIGHT HAS A (RCA); Tito Alberti (Philips); 9 10 WENN ERST DER ABEND 3 8 IN DREAMS -Roy Orbison (Courtesy Mu&bueeau, THOUSAND EYES Los Espanoles ( Polydor); (London) Quaa KOMMT -Peter Alexander - -Acuff -Rose Copenhagen) Bobby Vee (Liberty) - Lucho Macedo (MAG); 4 5 TELL (Polydon)- Aberbach HIM -The Exciters "Denotes local origin Mabs Music Co.. ASCAP Enrique Lynch (Sono Radio) IO 9 BONANZA -Ralf Paulsen (UA)- Cheppells TM., Last 9 10 FROM A JACK TO A KING 2 - AL DI LA- Emilio Pericoli S - BUTTERFLY BABY - Week Week (Eleclrola)- Chappell -Ned Miller (Eabor)- (Warner Bros.); Connie Bobby Rydell (Columbia) 11 13 KLEINE Dandelion Music Francis (MGM); Carlos - 1 I TA' MED UD A FISK'- MOONLIGHT Belinda Gitto (HMV)- Imudico LADAY -Ted Herold 10 6 ISLAND OF DREAMS - Pickling (MAG); Lucho 6 COME A Gatica - LITTLE BIT 2 2 SKIP TO MY LOU -Nat King (Polydon)- Aberbach The Springfields (Philips) - (Odeon) CLOSER-"The Delltones 3 2 EL TWIST Cole (Capitol) -Winkler 12 19 LUP-DI- LU- Caterina u. Silvio Chappell & Co. DE LOS OJOS (Festival)- Belinda NEGROS 3 3 LESSON ONE -Russ Conway (Duces)- Melodie der Weh -Tulio Gallo 7 3 WALK LIKE A MAN - (Columbia)- Decapo (Philips); Eulogio Molina The Four Seasons (Festival) 13 20 MR. CASANOVA - (Odeon) 4 4 KISS ME QUICK - Siw Malmkvist (Metronome) ITALY -No publisher Elvis Presley (RCA) 4 3 PERDONAME -Duo Dina - 8 4 HEY - -Montana mice PAULA -Paul and Paula Decapo (Courtesy Mettra e Dlsehl, Milan) (Odeon); Mida (Phil ips)- Chappells 14 II WENN DU GEHST (Velvet) 5 6 SUMMER HOLIDAY - - *Denotes kcal origin 9 - LITTLE BAND OF GOLD - Cliff Richard (Columbia) - Connie Francis (MGM) - This Last 5 4 DAME FELICIDAD -Enrique James Gilreath (W & G)- Decapo Viktoria Week Week Guzman (Columbia) No publisher 15 12 ESO 6 5 CUANDO LLORA MI 6 5 DANSEVISE-Grethc & BESO -Paul Anka (RCA) I 1 COME TE NON C'E' IO 12 LET'S LIMBO SOME MORE Jorge!, Ingman (Metronome) -Spanks NESSUNO -*Rita Pavone GUITARRA -Los Kipus (Odeon); -Los DAVALOS -Chubby Checker -Mork 16 16 TRAUMEN. IST DAS NICHT (RCA) (Sono Radio) (Columbia) -Belinda 7 - BABY TWIST--"Buster Larsen W UNDERSCHOON -Grit 2 2 GIOVANE GIOVANE - 7 6 BIENVENIDO AMOR 11 WALK RIGHT (Polyphon) -Molt itone van Hoog (Telefunken)- Pino Donaggio (Columbia); - - IN -The Roof- Palito Ortega (RCA) top Singers (Astor)- 8 - BACHELOR BOY -Cliff Hi-Fi Cocki Mauctti (Primary) 8 7 LA Richard (Columbia) 3 4 FATTI MANDARE DALLA POLLERA COLORA - Southern - 17 14 MASKENBALL BEI SCOT- Muititone MAMMA -Gianni Morandi Los Llopis (Virrey) 12 - HAVA NAGILA -The LAND YARD -Bill Ramsey 9 8 HERMOSA 9 ONE BROKEN HEART FOR (RCA) LAURA -Loud Spolnicks (W & G)-No - (Columbia)- Gerig; HALLO Jets (Columbia) publisher SALE -Elvis Presley (RCA) BOSS Ramsey (Colum- 4 6 IL CLOWN -Nini Rosso -Decapo -Bill (Sprint) 10 - EL RELICARIO -Pedrito 13 13 BACHELOR BOY bic) -Gerig Rico (Odeon) -Cliff 10 - MONSIEUR -Petula Clark 5 9 BACI--"Remo Germani (Jolly) Richard 18 15 DER (Columbia)- Allans (Vogue)- Multitone KING- (King of the 6 5 CHARIOT -Betty Curtis Whole 14 1 BLAME IT ON BOSSA Wide World) -Die (CGD); Petula Clark NOVA -Eydie Gorse (CBS) Missouris (Telefunken): (Vogue); Franck Pourcel VENEZUELA Elvis Presley (RCA) Tucon - ( VdP) (Coursay Radio Caracas) FRANCE Aberbsrh 15 6 TELSTAR -The Tornadoes 7 3 UNO PER TUTTE-"Tony This Last (Decca) -Reg Connelly This Last 19 17 HELLO BOY -Grethe Renis (VdP); "Emilio Week Week Week Week Ingmann (Metronome)-Intro Pericoli (Ricordi) 1 3 LA POLLERA COLORA - 20 18 FUR GABY TU' ICH ALLES 8 13 ALLA MIA ETA -*Rita Cheo Garcia (Ritto); Trio I 2 ON TWISTE SUR LE LOCOMOTION /DONNE -Gerd Bottcher (Decca)- Pavone (RCA) Venezuela (Velvet); Con). BRITAIN 9 12 AMORE FERMATI Caribe MOI MA CHANCE Budde: DU SCHAUST -*Fred (Panart); Manolo - Bongusto (Primary) Monterrey ( Discomode); (Courtesy New Muskal Express, London) Richard Anthony (Columbia, MICH AN /SHE'S NOT YOU Bottcher 10 II ROBERTA -"Peppin Di Alfredo Gutierrez (Fuentes): *Denotes local onde 2 I TOUS LE GARCONS ET LES -Gerd Capti (Carisch) Wilson Choperana (Tropical); This Last WILLES- Francoisc Hardy Mecca); Elvis Presley (RCA) 11 10 LA PARTITA DI Le ( Week Week (Vogue) -Aberbach PALLONE Sonoramice Discomoda); -*Rita Pavone (RCA) Orq. Venezuela (Serfaty) 3 6 LA BAGARRE /ELLE EST 1 2 *FOOT TAPPER -Shadows 12 - PIANGERO' PER TE. -Paul 9 QUE GENTE AVERIGUA - (Columbia)- Elstree Music TERRIBLE -Johnny Anka F.milita Hallyday (Philips) (RCA) Dago (Diseemoda); HOLLAND 13 2 1 'SUMMER HOLIDAY - 15 TONIGHT /MARIA -Col. Trio Venezuela Waived: 4 4 BELLES. BELLES. BELLES son. Chen Cliff Richard (Columbia)- - (Courtesy Plattennieuws. Amersfoort) or. (CBS) Garcia ( Billo); Cesar Claude Francois (Fontana) 8 Ehlers Music This Last 14 RICORDA- Milva (Cella); Caminero (RCA) 5 7 JE T'ATTENDS -Charles *Ornella Vanoni (Ricordi) 3 4 AY CARINO Antonio 3 4 *LIKE I'VE NEVER BEEN Week Week -Marco ( Decca) Aznavour (Barclay) 15 - ROSES ARE RED - Muniz (RCA); Alvaro GONE -Billy Fury 1 6 SOERABAYA- Anneke Shapiro-Bemstein 6 8 OUI JE T'AIME /JE NE Bobby Vinton (Interna- Zermeno (Odeon): Javier Gronloh (Philips); Imca tional); *Johnny Dorelli Solis (Columbia): Hector 4 9 FROM PENSE QU'A L'AMOUR- A JACK TO A KING Marina (Imperial) -Busart (CGD) Cabrera (Velvet); Lucho Ned Eddy Mitchell (Barclay) Miller (London) - L. C. Gatica ( Musant) Palace Music 7 3 TELSTAR /RIDIN' THE 2 2 CATOOTJE -Wien Sonneveld 4 1 QUE INHUMANO -Hnos. Tornadoes 5 17 "HOW DO YOU DO IT ?- WIND -The (Philips) -Basars L. C. Carrion (Columbia); (Tessa) Gene Gerry and the Pacemakers MEXICO Pitney 3 1 BACHELOR BOY /THE (Musicor) (Columbia) -Dick James A 5 VOUS SOUVENEZ -VOUS/ NEXT TIME -Cliff Richard (Courtesy Audlomuslea) 5 6 UN DOMINGO SIN TI- Music SHEILA -Lucky Blondo -Basars L. *Denotes load origin Lili Morillo (Gema); (Fontana) (Columbia) C. 6 5 TRAYS WHAT LOVE WILL This Last Eduardo Davidson (Colum- 4 5 BLUME VON TAHITI - Week Week bia); Tito Rodriguez DO-lee Brown (Piccadilly) 9 - IL REVIENT -Sylvie Varian Gert (UA); Timmerman (Tele- Orq. Melodía (FOnoarem) Mack Good Music (RCA) funken)- Holland Music I I AL DI LA- Emilio Perked 6 8 EL LADRON 7 8 CHARMAINE- Bachelors 10 BE BOP A LULA -Eddy (warner Bros.)-Emmi -Sonora - 5 4 JUNGE, KOMM' BALD Santanera (Columbia); (Decca) -Ketch Prowse Mitchell (Barclay); Gene 2 2 CORAZON DE ACERO- WIEDER- Freddy ( Polydor) Emilita Dago (Discomoda) 8 3 Vincent (Columbia) "Sonora Santanera (CBS) "PLEASE PLEASE ME- -Bens -Altopa - 7 2 RECADO BOSSA NOVA Beatles (Parlophone)- Emmi - 6 3 LIMBO ROCK -Chubby Les Elgart (Columbia); Vi Dick James Music Checker (Cameo/Parkway)- 3 3 COSAS (Things)- Oscar Velezco ( Colpix); Zoot 9 16 'SAY WONDERFUL THINGS FRENCH (WALLOON) Bens Madrigal (Gamma) - Sims (Colpix); Pat Thomas -Ronnie Carroll (Philips) Publisher Pending (Verve): Manny Album - BELGIUM 7 - LOOP DE LOOP - Mutual Music Johnny Thunder (Delta) - 4 4 YA NO (I Know) -*Rebeldes ( Colpix); Agostidto Dos 10 7 "ISLAND OF DREAMS - (Courtesy Joke Box Magazine) Chappell & Co. del Rock (Orleon)- Santos (Sects) *Denotes local Publishers Pending 8 - EN UN BESO LA VIDA Springfields (Philips) origin A - - - SEI RIMASTA SOLA- Orlando Contreras (Palacio) Chappell Two Willy & 5 9 EL LADRON -Sonora Willeke Alberti 9 5 AL DI LA -Connie Francis tI 11 RHYTHM OF THE RAIN This Weeks (Ph ilips)- Lenordi- Landry Santanera (CBS)- Reimsa - Week Ago (MGM); Emilio Pericoli Cascades (Warner Bros.) - Music 6 5 LLEGO BORRACHO -J. A. (W.B.) E. H. Mortis I 1 COEUR BLESSE -Petula 9 10 MONSIEUR -Petula Clark Jimenez -Emmi (RCA) 10 - DAYS OF WINE AND 12 15 Clark (Vogue) -Rose (Imperial) -Basars L. C. BROWN EYED HANDSOME -Acuff 7 7 CAMINA DERECHITO ROSES -Dick Roman MAN -Buddy Holly (Coral) 2 3 SANS -TOI, MAMIE -Adorno 10 -- AFRICA -The Jumping Jewels (Walk Right In)--"Oscar (H -R -); The Four Saints -Jewel Music (HMV) -Redo Music (Philips) -Altopa Madrigal (Gamma) -Pharr (W.B.); Pat Boone (Dot) A (;opynyhted maceri

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IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII PUERTO RICO STATION GOES HIGH POWER SATURCE, Puerto Rico - NEWS REPORTS Carmina Mendez, owner of radio Station WHOA, pioneer English language radio station in Puerto Rico, won first prize in recent charity "Crazy Hat Contest" at Caribe Hilton Hotel. More im- portantly, Miss Mendez's WHOA was recently awarded an in- crease in power to 5,000 watts and an advantageous move on the dial from 1400 to 870 kilo- cycles. The new facilities cost Swiss Entry Gets 'Chariot' 2d Spin; the station $75,000. The new TAKING FIVE: Nana Mouskouri smiles during a break at retard- high -powered transmitter is in ing session for Philips. The singer waxed the Luxembourg Euro- Belgian Votes French This Time Hato Rey. Miss Mendez, who is vision Contest tune, "A Force de Prier." also a high official in the Puerto By JAN TORFS By DON WEDGE Rican Broadcasters Association, Stulvenbergvaart, 37- Mechelen News Editor will soon open a television sta- To support its legit musical New Musical Express tion in Fajardo. has The Belgian Eurovision com- "How to Succeed," EMI is- sued an album, an EP and three HUNGARY petitor, Jacques Raymond, and Something new in internation- IlllllllllIIIlllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItlllllllllllllllllllllIlll 11111111111 singles, although the cast right his song "Waarom" ended in al disk releases was made last is with RCA. . . The ninth place. The day after the week by Pye. It issued Petula Philips Sorry! group associate has issued festival took place, more than Clark's "Chariot" in French and DGG its recordings 3,000 Belgians were asked to coupled it with "Casanova separately of Loss of Szekely LONDON -A goof in picture Beethoven's symphonies give their own opinion and votes Baciami" in German! Foreign nine by caption in this department in Van Karajan, concerning the festival. More language records are rare. Only Herbert conduct- the March 30 issue stated that ing the Berlin A Blow to Opera than 60 per cent voted for Swit- two have made a sizable impact singer Tommy Philharmonic.... Roe was handing Pye has more than doubled its zerland. on the chart, Edith PiaFs the tape of his By PAUL GYONGY first British re- air time on Radio Luxembourg's and Great Britain "Milord," earlier, and more re- lease "The Folk Derutcka 6, Budapest Switzerland Singer" to EMI English service. Six days a week are the which will cently Miss Clark's "Ya Ya two countries general promotion manager Ar- it has additional quarter Great loss to the Budapest com- Twist." The new release is even -hour probably have the most thur Muxlow. This was in error programs done live from Lux- State Opera Company and en- mercial songs. Ester Ofarim with more unusual in that "Chariot," of course, Roe's "Sheila" because embourg and has one hour from thusiasts was the death of bass "T'en va pas" (Do Not Go in its English version of "I Will was a smash in Great Britain. I a.m. on Sundays. Mihaly Szekely. Szekely, who Away) and Ronnie Carrol with Follow Him," was issued earlier As a matter of fact, in the celebrated his 40th anniversary in the year and did not make "Say Wonderful Things" should background of the pic is a re- Publishing Business as member of the Budapest the chart. The song is, of course, conquer the international mar- production of Roe's "Sheila" LP The Performing Right Socie- Opera a short time ago, was one a U. S. hit for Little Peggy ket. Emilio Pericoli, who sang issued by EMI in England. ty's tariff to operators of the finest bassos in Europe. March (RCA Victor) and has of bingo the Italian song "Uno per tutte" Other Roe records have also and similar sessions in theaters, He was well known as guest now been issued here as has to the third place, has a good been issued in the British Isles ballrooms, etc. ($1.05 per singer at the Metropolitan Opera Rosemary Clooney's (Reprise) thou- chance also. as well. sand), has been upheld by House and the Glyndebourne version. The last- named, like the Walloon Belgium is impatient- Performing Right Tribunal. The Festivals. He was scheduled to Pet Clarke s, is handled by Pye ly waiting for Robert Cogoi's case had been referred to it sing Bartok's "Prince Bluebeards here. British right of "Casanova" by new EP. More than 3,000 copies the Cinematograph Castle" at this year's Edin- has been obtained by Tin Pan Batzem, export manager of Elec- Exhibitors' of the record have already been Association, many of bourgh festival, a performance Alley Music and Bunny Lewis trola, Germany; Francois Man - whose ordered. Cogoi sings "Je me sens theater -owning members he made famous all over Europe. is writing an English lyric for it. chin, head of the Italian firm, operate . Szekely died at the age of 62 si seule sans toi" (I Am So Lone- VCM; Harry Christmas, head of bingo. Songwriter Jimmy EP. This Trade Talk after a very difficult five -hour ly Without You) on the the firm in Eire, and C. Toum- McHugh is planning to visit version lung operation. same song is the French Sir Joseph Lockwood, EMI hakaris, head of Columbia Britain this spring to open a Joseph Kozma, famous of Will Tura's "Eenzaam zon- chairman, in behalf of EMI's Graphophone, Athens. firm, Westminster Music, to han- world der joua' the best Flemish song dle his own publishing Hungarian -born French com- Australian firm, presented band Bernie Lowe, president of interests. of the last five years. The Cous- leader Joe Loss with a gold Hill & Range has acquired poser of former U. S. hit disk Cameo -Parkway, was in London ins, who did not have a big unusual one. It was for the the right from the Tin Pan Alley "Feuilles Mortes" arrived in -an at the same time as Bobby Ry- smash with their last release Loss band's recording group of "The One That Budapet to attend the first per- of "Begin dell and had discussions with Got "Lawdy, Lawdy," came out with the Beguine," made in 1934. Away," Bunny Lewis' English formance of his one -act opera Pye executives on the label's dis- a brand -new one entitled "Wadi - version "Electronic Love," which took Total Australian sales over the tribution of "A Force de Prier," ya" and "Anda" on Palette. here.... A formidable place March 31. This is the first years have passed the 100,000 trio of sung by Nana Mouskouri in be- Other newcomers this week are Mills Music executives half time that any of his stage works mark. was of Luxembourg in the Euro- "No, No" by Fats Domino on in London before going on vision have been presented at Budapest Visitors to Paris. They Song Contest. Imperial, "Come Back to Me" included Louis Opera House. Schwartz, (Chopin's Etude No. 3) by Clark Glen Wallichs, Capitol Rec- Max Prendel and at- Sam . Richard on Ronnex, "1 Wanna ords' board chairman, was in torney Buzzel'.. Peter De was Be Around" by Tony Bennett London for talks with EMI Angelis due in for talks with publisher James on on CBS and "Don't Set Me chairman Sir Joseph Lockwood Dick release of his material . Free" by Ray Charles on ABC - and the opening of the partially here... ISRAEL Paramount. In the LP field EMI- financed "How to Suc- Another songwriter, Harry To- bias, is expected his Sandy Nelson's first 12 -inch LP, ceed" at the partially EMI - with wife April 12 on his first visit since "Teenage House Party" on Im- owned Shaftesbury Theater... . 1958. Barclay Distrib perial, has been issued. Berry Gordy and Barney Ales Connie Francis of the Tamla- Motown group cut Independent producer- publish- short their continental tour and er Bunny Lewis was leaving Boy Eriksens For Colpix Disks for passed through London earlier April 4 on his postponed U. S. Visit a Wish than expected trip. After a By EDDIE ADAMIS NEW YORK - Congratula- on their return stay in New York By AZARIA RAPOPORT journey to Detroit. (Warwick was 92 Quai du Marechal Joffre tions go to our Norwegian cor- Hotel), he going 73 Ahad Haam St., Tel Aviv respondent Espen Eriksen (also A host of executives from on to Hollywood, Las Vegas, Courbevoie (Seine) possibly and Toronto The Record music editor for the Verdens EMI affiliates were in for talks Chicago Colpix Records' new French Guild of Tel Aviv Gang newspaper in Oslo) who either at Hayes headquarters or during a three -week visit. would greatly appreciate a per- distributor is Barclay Records. visit became the proud papa of a the London office or both. Record Business sonal here from Connie boy March 23. Among them were Auguste First Colpix record issued is the Francis. This electrifying Amer- From this month Decca has original sound track from "Law- ican performer has been its un- changed the name of its Vogue rence of Arabia." crowned queen these last few lines to Vocalion. This has been months. Her MGM record, gradually worked into recent Bel Air Records has started "Do the Twist," is the hottest weeks. Ten albums have been to distribute Time Records... . thing among its steadily growing issued in the Vocalion revived United Artists will membership. name. Previous Vogue tag has release, in In the classical field, a best- been dropped because of "tech- the French provinces, the hit seller lately is the locally pressed nical difficulties" with the Pat- film, "West Side Story," which disk (by Hed Arzi) of the Rus- ents Office. It was also the sub- has been showing continuously sian recording of Tchaikovsky's ject of a court action between in Paris for over one year Decca and the French Vogue and Violin Concerto in D, as per- firm a year ago. a half. CBS is re- releasing the formed by David Oistrakh, ac- in a new First of the singles to be re- sound track illustrated company by the USSR State leased here from the recording package. . . . Polydor issued Symphony Orchestra under session in Nashville by Helen the MGM record made from Kyril Kondrashin. Shapiro will be "Woe Is Me." "Mutiny on the Bounty" pic. Good Night Stories, local re- . . . Frank Ifield has spent a considerable time this month in Mike Stewart, United Artists' cordings of children's classics, is YANKEE DOODLE: Bobby Rydell went to London and cut four the EMI studios and has cut publishing executive, and Noel charming youngsters here. Two nearly 30 titles. titles specifically for British market. Pictured with Bobby (center) His next single Rogers (Dominion Music) were new additions to the Children's will he an American song -Jim- are a.8r. men Rafini Tony in for business talks. . The Ian and Hatch (left) and Pye General my Davis' "Nobody's Darlin' .. Record Library are an Israphon Manager Louis Tornadoes appearing Benjamin and the artist's manager Frankie Day But Mine." ... On its low price for two adaptation of "Alice in Wonder- (right). Rydell, who records for Cameo- Parkway here, will have Encore line, EMI has issued Jo weeks at the Olympia (April land" and "Pinnochio," written his specifically British sides released there on Pye. Stafford's LP "Smoke Dreams." 4 -I 8). by Margalit Banay, narrated by

www.americanradiohistory.com APRIL 13, 1963 BILLBOARD 39 Esther Sofer and accompanied seem to come from all sides. recording at Pathe-Marconi's Stensby. The records will be melody "S'en va pas," which by Zvi Ben Porath. France offers "Tamure" by Paris studio last year. distributed by Norsk Phonogram reached runner -up position in Switzerland and Austria were Tony Gee, while England an- Effective March 21, Nippon A -S. the Melody Grand Prix, and the the represented at the last Eurovi- nounces "Loo -Be -Loo" re- Columbia acquired N i p p o n New talent has also been U. S. chart -topper "He's So sion song contest held in London corded by the Chucks. Electric Sound Company, well brought to records from ama- Fine." He has also leased a by Israeli singers Esther Ofarim Margaret Whiting and Al known under the trade -mark of teur contests at the Rondo Mu- couple of the melodies that the Reichstadt (who won second Martino are currently touring Denon in Japan as the manu- nicipal youth restaurant. Philips Swedish quartet the Spotnicks prize) and Carmela Koren. military bases in Italy. Italian facturer of professional studio signed Sverre Johnsen and the launched, and Atlantic Records ace Claudio Villa's latest for tape recorders, four -track stereo Vikings; Iversen & Frogh inked in the U. S. A. will issue two of Cetra is "Tamiko" in English. tape recorders for home use and Toril Stoa and Nor -Disc signed the group's records. With Ander- Pathe offers Italian Yvette Hor- other electric communication the Vanguards. the final compe- son in New York was Simon ITALY ner in "Paris Holiday" from the apparatus. Denon product is be- tition took place Tuesday (2). Brehm of Karusel Records and film of that name in French, ing extensively used by all Japa- This year's winning Eurovision Anders Burmann of Metronome. Voce del Padrone is out with nese radio and television sta- Song Contest tune "Dansevise," Movies and Music Camillo in "Stifelius" and "Tor- tions. sung by Grethe and Jorgen Ing- "The Music Man" and "Sum- rents." mann, has been issued in Nor- mer Holiday" will be Many Lands Get Second will premiered Congress of Song way on the Metronome label. in Norwegian cinemas this be held at Acqui June 14 -15 and The couple came to Oslo April Easter.... The Cliff Richard on the final night 12 new songs, Disk Attention NORWAY 4 to film a TV program. movie "Summer Holiday" has al- each inspired by an Italian wine, The hit By German "Tanze mit ready brought three records to SAM'L STEINMAN will be presented.... Eugenia mir in den Morgen" has reached the Piazza S. Anselmo, Rome Norwegian Top 10: "Sum- 1, Foligatti, the new artist who won 40,000 sales in Norway, and mer Holiday" second place at San Renio this "Bachelor Boy" The international of Cue may be a new "Seemann." When and "The Next ex- nature year, was honored with a gold Records Time." Also today's disk can the Lolita record "Seemann" pected to make business be seen medal by her home town of it's entry is a once again in the variety of an- ( "Sailor ") was issued in Norway, fourth tune from the film, "Foot Massolombardo. . . Children's nouncements Ready to Bow it took a year for sales to build. forthcoming from songs from the Golden Sequin Tapper," by the Shadows. Rome and Milan in week. The German song "Tanze mit A 17- year -old one contest in Bologna have been By ESPEN ERIKSEN blind boy has St. Vincent's is planning mir in den Morgen" is issued by composed and the sec- placed on a disk by Ri -Fi under Editor, Verdeas Gang, Oslo recorded the song ond via RCA, Philips, Odeon and Poly - "Peter's competition radio of "A label of Antoniano -Ri Fi. Theme" on the Manu Song for Europe," May 22 -26, Another independent record dor, with the Norwegian version label. The boy's name is Torvim with Peppin Di Capri, who has firm begins business just after on Odeo still riding on the representation from all of been recording for more than Millie.... Sales of the "All Star Western Europe. American Easter when composer- pianist charts. Festival" LP has four years, has just hit the four - slowed down artists Ella Fitzgerald and Julian Sigurd Jansen introduces the Swedish publisher Stig Ander- in Norway, having reached a million mark in total sales... . Adderley headlined San Reino Italian Cue label to the Norwegian son recently returned from New total of 49,000. The LP is ex- Top hit of the season in market. First records will be where jazz festival with great success. and York, he acquired the pected to gain the Norwegian Although films is "The Overtaking" made up of seven singles, sung Scandinavian she didn't win the theme song, "Gianni," sung on rights for the gold disk for 50,000 records and Eurovision competition for Lux- by artists Johnny Brudvik, the tunes that Schroeder publishes that will the sound track by Miranda be the first (and sup- embourg, Philips is Modem Four, Kari Neegard, in New York. Also he the bringing Martino and issued by RCA attempted posedly only) time an LP has Nana Mouskouri to Italy from Per Muller, Inger Marie Hansen, to secure the Italiana.... Graz, lots! Aldon Music reached sales of 50,000 or more Greece to introduce her "By Marie Odegard and Roald catalog. He also has the Swiss here. Power of Prayer" here. Former Iranian Empress Soray signed to make films in Italy with Dino Delaurentis, has been ap- JAPAN proached to record in Germany by Werner Mueller, Berlin or- chestra leader. Proposed first Bier und ?meri1 ansehe recording would be "I Still Love Meader's LP You." In addition to its jazz disks is- Opens Conjecture lt2u haben ! sued under the Parlophon label, tvir gern Carish has announced "Italia In- By J. FUKUNISHI ternational" which will present 108 Kakinokizaka, Meguroku, only foreign hits.. . Narciso Tokyo (Beer and American music - Parigi was invited to Morocco to sing at the King Records issued Vaughn court of King Hassan Meader's "The First Family" that's what we like!) H. Parigi is a specialist in the Florentine song tradition. Far- April 1. It is interesting to see ther north, Rocco Granata, how this will sell here where THE GERMANS love all kinds of music whose only Italian hit has been most of the people cannot un- but American music has a firm place "Marina," signed exclusively derstand English. in their affections. with Belgian's Moonglow label The firm also acquired the With the high level of prosperity achieved right to press the label which is represented by Sweden's Coral in Western Germany, record sales have and Finland's and its first release is to be made Sonet Logo. April increased enormously in recent years and Granata has a new hit in Scan- 20. Coral had been repre- sented by Nippon Grammophon E.M.I. has achieved a dinavia, "Taágo of Love." considerable share in Brazil's bossa until the end of last December. nova is Italy's big this expanding market. hit of the moment and new re- Nippon Columbia announced cordings include "Bossa Nova the release of two 45 singles, The E.M.I. company in Germany is Casanova," by Kay Starr, from containing "Seul avec mon Re- Electrola G.m.b.H., the U. S. on Capitol, and flex" (Along With My Shadow) whose factory and offices (pictured below) "Bossa Nova, Baby," by Tippie -.. are in This location and the and "Quand un Marin" (Coming Cologne. central _ J Clovers from England gives it on Stateside and Mike Rider's Back From the Sea), both sung unrivalled possibilities for effective distribution "Blame It On the Bossa Nova" by G. Mustaki and "Sans Rien throughout Western Germany as well from Derby. Dire" (Without Saying Any- as Switzerland, Austria and Decca, in announcing a spe- thing) and "Sur les Quai Gris" other Continental countries. cial record of four songs for the (On the Gray Quay), both sung A very high proportion of the recordings price of three, features French - by Joel Hommis. They are the that Electrola sells come from America. born, German and Italian star French versions of Japanese hit Caterina Valente in "Caterina numbers, composed by Toru So goes the pattern Sings in Spanish." New dances Funamura, who directed their of E.M.I.'s record business all over the world. This is why E.M.I. records are being MEMBERS OF THE pressed today in forty different countries, GRAMOPHONE and one record in every four sold throughout the world (outside the Communist bloc) RECORD is made by E.M.I. RETAILERS' L ASSOCIATION

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phony of the Air organized by has been made. One of the local the late Arturo Toscanini. recordings of this song is by PHILIPPINES Climaxing the competition will Harem Stompers, and it sounds he a gala concert at the Lincoln a little like "Petite Fleure." Pub- SPECIAL MERIT PICKS Center for the Performing Arts lisher is Europa Produktion, a here. Winners of the first three company owned by Ake Ger- Continued from page 32 Conductors Test prizes in the competition will hard. he appointed assistant conduc- Ray Adams, who up to now tors for the 1963 -1964 sym- s. SPOKEN WORD SPECIAL FOLK SPECIAL MERIT was a free -lance producer, has a Set for Hawaii phony season. MERIT 0 signed with Fontana for all of NETANIA DAVRATH SINGS By LUIS MA. TRINIDAD the world, and Bo Lofberg, head VENUS AND ADONIS (2 -12 ") YIDDISH FOLK 264 Escolta, Manila of Philips, distributing the Fon- Marlowe Dramatic Society A Profes- Vanguard VRS 9117 (M); VSD 2127 (S) tana label, says that during his sional Players Israeli opera and concert star Netania Dav Dean R. Kasilag has London A 4250 (M); OSA 1250 IS) rath has ach6ved a real success story on Lucrecia last trip on the Continent, he the Vanguard label. She has recorded sev- SWEDEN has a been selected for a six -weck London made continuing contribution eral previous LP's of varying mood and made many good deals high on to the repertoire of recorded classics, A. fellowship as visiting composer content. This one features her lovely voice the top list and is this week eluding a number of Shakespearean plays. in a 950M of traditional Jewish folk songs Now the splendid Marlowe disk repertory from the Philippines for the No. 2. He had to cancel his trip spanning three centuries. She renders them group add to the library with one of the with moving sincerity and obvious affection. "1963 Festival of MUSIC and to the States and go to Germany only known recordings of "Venus and Art of This Century" in Hono- Festival Tune to Adonis," one of the truly imagefilled, and for new recordings. rich- sounding of all the bard's works. Irene lulu late April. The festival is A VIP from RCA, New York, Worth and George Rylands are featured LOW PRICE POPULAR sponsored by the music depart- players here. Frank is visiting the THAT'S MY DESIRE of Eng. & Germany Svenson, ment of the University Stockholm office this week. In Frankk Lain'. Mercury Wing MGW Hawaii. 12202 (M): SRW 16202 (S) By HENRY FOX co- operation with Swedish Ra- Kungsgatan 56, Stockholm JAZZ SPECIAL MERIT World renowned conductors, dio, a new LP with Mats Olsson V YOURS FOR A SONG Vic Damone. Mercury Wing including Akeo Watanabe of will be released with songs by TERI THORNTON SINGS SOMEWHERE MGW One of the Swedish Festival 12182 (M); SRW 16182 (S) Japan and Leonard Bernstein IN THE NIGHT tunes, written by Ake Gerhard, Povel Ramel. of the United States, will be Dauntless 4306 (M); 6306 (S) GOLDEN STRINGS is "Sherezade," which has now A Swedish version of "Hey Here's the debut on Dauntless of a big - Florian ZeBaeh, His Violin and Ork. on the panel of judges. The Paula" has made by Anne been sold to England and Ger- been voiced thrush who piles a lot of meaning Mercury MCW 12172 (M); SRW contestants will all conduct the many. Requests have also come Louise Hansson on Metronome into a song. She has good phrasing, a nice 16172 (S) widely known American Synl- from Benelux, but yet no deal together with Boris. liquid quality and the benefit of neat arrangements by Larry Wilcox. In the col SERENADE FOR LOVE lection are the title tune, plus "I've Got Richard Hayman and His Ork. 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President LeRoy Collins . in- truth of advertising claims. cluded the following items: 3. Projection and enforcement I. Broadcasters must be mas- of the Radio and TV Codes by ters of their own house. Any the broadcasters themselves, business materially influencing without government interference. Station Specialization Trend them, such as ratings and re- 4. Development of a program Continued from page I search, must become their con- department within NAB (see cern. lead story). have the NAB 2. Plans given authority to must be implemented 5. Identification in a meaning- enforce its own standards and for the "further elimination of ful way of all American broad- advertiser 8 would require all broadcasters influence over pro- casting with the banishment of to become NAB. gramming." Other "pressing illiteracy via co-operation with members of needs" are for improvement of broadcast teaching programs -TV Praising the NAB Code, he ad o lamented that "it form and content of commer- beamed at the populations of na- is not complied cials, realistic limitations on pro- tions needing such assistance. with and is not adequately en- IrPROGRAMMING forced." Only 38 per cent of radio stations subscribe to the ilREADY -T000 PROGRAMMINO VOX JOX NAB Code, he said, along with Stereo Called FM's PROGRAMMINO NEwW IER some 70 per cent of TV stations. Collins Asks Reconsideration The Minow proposal took on added meaning in the light of Most Exciting Tool Impressive Sales Racked Up the announcement last week that the FCC is inviting comment on By NICK BIRO selves to. A show of hands in- By Programmers at NAB proposals to set commercial time dicated that a sizable percent- limitations. FM broad- Referring to the lat- CHICAGO - age of FM broadcasters in the By casters GIL FAGGEN Broadcasting Service, New York, ter announcement, Collins in his termed "stereo" the most audience were using popular speech had said, "Gentlemen of exciting programming tool in the a division of Muzak operated by music. CHICAGO -Impressive sales Joseph Roberts and John Esau; the Commission, I urge you: Re- medium's history. "It offers the were racked up by the more than consider this greatest Specialized Programming Urged Mars Broadcasting of Stamford, decision, not as a potential for FM radio 15 radio program syndicators en- Conn., chairmaned by Stanley matter of accommodation, but and can be the answer to many An FCC spokesman in the au- trenched at the NAB Conven- Kaplan and Bob Whitney; Lang - because it is wrong." of your problems," Jack Kiefer, dience pointed out that FM sta- tion. Worth Feature Programs, Inc., KMLA (FM), Los Angeles, tions should concentrate on fill- The highly competitive firms Minow said that the FCC's said Hempstead, L. I.; SESAC, New freeze on new AM radio applica- last week. ing a local community need. In featured suites equipped with York; Tele-Sound Radio Pro- He spoke with a group of a large market with numerous multi -channel tape machines and tions will be held "to the mini- leaders ductions, Inc., Bill Debries, gen- mum period required." He added FM at a day of panel FM and AM outlets, a particular individual stereo earphones, en- eral manager, Washington, D. discussions devoted to the FM broadcaster might well "decide to abling visitors to dig the creative that new rules would be pro- C.; Harry O'Connor Associates, posed shortly to tighten en- medium at last week's Na- program to a specialized audi- sounds. The Mars outfit set up a Dallas; Heller Ferguson, Inc., tional Association of Broad- ence. transmitter that broadcast their gineering standards and also to Hollywood; Pepper Sound Stu- "eliminate a great many un- casters convention here. wares to nine individual tran- dios, Memphis; Commercial Re- Other Smaller markets with fewer necessary hearings." salient points made dur- stations, however, well sistor radios within the suite. cording Corp., Dallas; Thorns ing the discussions: might Some of the need a more general -type pro- more important Services, Asheville, N. C.; The FCC chief expressed the "Many FM stations are now programming producers and syn- PAMS, Dallas; Tele -Sound Pro- belief that "the Commission effectively gramming, the FCC commis- dicators present competing with AM sioner said. who are actively ductions, Washington, D. C., and should adopt fundamentally dif- outlets by doing a strong local engaged in servicing radio sta- Creative Services, Inc., Chicago. ferent approaches to radio and job" -James Polinger noted that last year, tions are: Sondheim, QXR These firms are offering pack- television." More flexibility and network, New York. 20 per cent of the stereo records Exhibitors Present specialization should be encour- "Don't let he received were unsuitable for ages and programming services stereo lull you into The Mark Century Corpora- to stations ranging from $200 to aged among radio stations in a false sense of security. Use stereocasting because of distor- communities with tion, headed by Marvin Kemp - and encompass every- numerous sta- good broadcasting tion. "This year, it's down to 5 $35,000 techniques - ner with offices in New York; thing from one -liner comedy tions on the air, he said. Hailing stereo is a per cent," he said. tool, not a panacea" Richard H. Ullman, Inc., headed drop -ins to specially written the "splendid growth of FM's -David Polinger, WTFM, New by Peter Frank and headquar- songs honoring the subscriber's stereo service" and "the ad- York. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII tered in Hollywood; Programatic home town. vances of FM generally," Minow "Sell your listeners on stereo, said that "the time to preserve the greatest percentage of re- NAB PLANS FM's ability to make its own ceivers are still monaural. We unique contribution is now." constantly Hope Quips Convulse Convention remind our listeners 'RADIO MONTH' Minow also took note of the that the broadcast they are about CHICAGO "Mr. Newton ice Award, NAB's highest CHICAGO all -out cam- - "glimmerings of a return to to hear in stereo sounds ex- -An Minow is a man of high ideals, award. drama on cellent paign to salute Radio Month radio." And he on their monaural sets, whose needling, prodding and The presentation was made by pointed out that with more but would sound so much better next month was launched by the constructive NAB's public relations arm at suggestions has led Gov. LeRoy Collins, who in- radios bought in the U. S. last on stereo " -Everett Dillard, our great industry up troduced a the recent NAB Convention. the path Hope to standing - year than ever before, "we will WASH, Washington. to the 'Beverly Hillbillies.' That's room -only crowd of some 3,000 do what we can to help, and not Stereo & FM Synonymous This year's theme will be all we needed; an outhouse in the radio and TV executives. obstruct, r a di o's continuing "Radio -The Mobile Medium" And in comments from the vast wasteland." Hope, in accepting the award, growth and service to the pub- and an elaborate kit, consisting FCC lic." floor, Mary Lurie, WXFM, Chi- of Chairman Newton larded his serious and heartfelt cago, specially tailored jingles Minow roared; NAB President thanks with the local QXR outlet, sung by the Keith Textor Singers a further barrage noted that "to be competitive, LeRoy Collins' laughter brought of quips heaped on Chairman for all formats (including FM- tears to his stereo and FM will soon he stereo) eyes, and the heads Minow. Radio synonymous. have been distributed to of Robert Sarnoff, chairman of License it's FM's biggest all member stations. "I am not surprised to see selling point." the board of NBC; Robert Mr. Minow here early today. This year an extra feature to Parker Smith, WVJS and Kintner, NBC president, and He has to get up at 6 o'clock Committee WSTO, has been added: Radio Month other broadcasting dignitaries, Owensboro, Ky., Stamps to watch 'Continental Class- pointed out that his station had to be used on all cor- rolled back with their laughter. room.' He's sitting there listen- Aim at SESAC dropped the FM designation in respondence sent out by the The jibe was made by Bob stations. ing and thumbing through the CHICAGO indicated ex- its call letters and substituted the Hope, on the occasion of his Enclyclopcdia Britannica," said -As word "stereo." Smith said his receiving the clusively in Billboard several IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Distinguished Serv- Hope. weeks ago, will be the station announced itself as SESAC WSTO -Stereo." prime target of the All Industry Panelists Radio Music License Commit- agreed that stereo when separation offered exciting pos- tee negotiation get under Bunker Research Plan Would way for a new sibilities for commercials, news, pact. sports, live interviews, as well Radio broadcasters at the as the traditional recorded mu- NAB decided to add several new sic. Get Honest Count for Radio members to the committee, Sports in whose function will be to spe- Stereo CHICAGO Mark Twain Examples - by advertisers and agencies. The RAB will work with the con- cialize exclusively on the SESAC of a basketball once said, "The report of my damage has game with players been of unbelievable sultancy of Advertising Research negotiations. moving from death has been greatly exagger- proportions- millions of dollars Foundation and has joined that speaker to speaker, newscasts The meeting covering the up- ated" . . . and Edmund with announcers C. lost to us and being lost to us organization. switching Bunker, president of Radio Ad- each year that we allow this RAB will direct the study coming negotiations brought out speakers for different voices. that some 600 radio stations vertising Bureau, has set forth situation to continue. That is the without using any research firms and other possibilities were cited. which have had their power in- a massive campaign to show that big problem in radio, 1 now connected with Dillard said he felt the No. radio audi- creased by the national radio has been and is very much problem," declared Bunker. ence measurement. Federal Com- advertisers will support a stereo munications Commission now alive. Outlines FM station that shows it's a Procedures Publish Report face 50 per cent increases in good broadcast station. The ref- Commenting at the NAB Con- The RAB chief said it was A final report will be pub- their SESAC fees for no addi- erence was to FM broadcasters vention on the urgency of the necessary to develop through ex- lished covering the methodology tional service under terms of the exercising good, competitive need of a carefully controlled periments, a system which can which emerges through study as current contract. In addition broadcast techniques similar to pilot study of how to measure measure all forms of listening best for solving the radio meas- there were comments made that employed by AM outlets. radio, under the radio industry's on the basis of individuals. He urement problem. about the difference in structure Panelists also felt that the day own sponsorship, Bunker said: outlined the procedure RAB Bunker estimated the project and operation between SESAC had come when FM should ex- "Radio has been hurt, and plans to follow to develop such would cost at least $100,000 and the other licensing agencies amine all types of programming very badly, by absence of re- a system: and could run to $200,000. He and the need for clarification of -not just "fine arts" as many search which both measures our RAB plans to retain a re- said RAB proposed to finance the SESAC catalog before new stations were confining them- full audience and is accepted search consultant. (Continued on page 47) terms are set.

www.americanradiohistory.com 42 BILLBOARD APRIL 13, 1963 VOX JOX Chi Station programming Ups Country By GIL FAGGEN very funny conversations, all live on the air.... Since KHJ's Bill newsletter CALLS FOR HELP Calder has instituted a "wake By Tenfold Johnny Canton, PD at WRAW, By BILL GAVIN up bugle" every morning, his Publisher, Bill Gavin's Record Report Reading, Pa., is asking for "old- nighttime counterpart Bruce CHICAGO - WTAQ radio, Billboard Contributing Editor - LaGrange, Ill., 1,000 -watt full - ies" for his new "Oldies But Hayes started a "lights out" -has the RADIO PEOPLE ARE FED UP with accusations that they're Goodies" show. Canton has by playing taps on the tuba. timer serving Chicago area, opened a membership club has upped its country and west- responsible for the present sad state of the singles business. Their called "Club Teen" which af- MOTORISTS of Indiana are ern programming from two to job is to program for listeners, they assert. Their responsibility is to fords the youth of Reading a warned to watch out for WBOW, 21 hours a week, making it the their stockholders -to deliver an audience of suffi- place to dance seven days a Terre Haute, deejay "Bouncin' " heaviest programmer of c. &w. cient size to attract advertising revenue. What week, Johnny's "Club Teen Bob Rouse who's cycling to In- music in the area. records they play -or don't play -are determined Bandstand" is aired nightly 7 to dianapolis on a 26 -inch bike to WTAQ has garnered some by their best judgment, in terms of ratings -not 8 front the club featuring na- lend support to the Garfield top c. &w. talent to back up its record sales. If they are successful in the rating increased c. &w. programming battle, what right has a record promoter to say tionally known record stars... . High School five who have won Vince Hartnett, WJLK, Asbury their way into the Indiana High including singer -deejay Chet that they're wrong? Park, N. J., is trying to locate a School Basketball State Tourna- Ward, songwriter -singer Jimmy This, in substance, is the feeling of a majority Gene Nash waxing entitled "See ment playoffs. Dawson and Bill Slough, singer, of the comments we've received from broadcasters Saw." The tune, recorded on musician and band leader known CHANGE OF THEME: New on this touchy subject. Strange as it may seem, I Capitol in 1957, was written by for his work on the "Midnight many top record executives agree. Bob Haymes. staffers at KLME, Laramie, are: Jamboree" radio show from Jerry Webb, manager, formerly Nashville. Bill's air stints include One says: "If my product receives fair and impartial considera- at KCOL; Jim Huitt, Denny 'TEEN DANCE -O- RAMA," PD Saturday nights (6 -8:30) and 8 tion for air play, I have no complaints." Another says: "The growing hosted by Kerry Rasor, has been Hawkins, Ellie Shaffer, Don to 9 p.m. weekdays. practice of record give -aways- freebies to dealers and prizes to launched on WLW -C, Columbus, Miller and Jim Hayes.... Jim Included in WTAQ's new listeners- cheapens our product and hurts our business. But how Ohio. The once -a -week Saturday Wood, formerly of New Jersey, country music programming has can we stop it ?" TV stanza features the top 10 has joined the deejay staff of been a full hour per day of records of the week, dance con- KILT, Houston, in the evening Several record manufacturers point out that their singles business "live" c. &w. music done by in some markets is suffering from distributor inertia plus some pretty tests and special guest recording shift. . Billy Parker, ex- singer Chet Ward with Bill KFMJ staffer, moves to KLPR, antiquated dealer promotion. (Many radio people agree with this.) artists. Each program salutes a Madewell's c o u n try Rhythm - different Columbus and Central Oklahoma City. . . Additions aires. Ward does a c. &w. record Ohio area high school. at WWYN, Erie, Rog Miller show weekday mornings (6:30 to COMPLAINTS about radio's alleged non -co-operation in expos- (3 -8 p.m.) and Ric Randy (8- ing new releases comes mainly from the promotion level. Most WAKE -UP DANGERS: 7) on the outlet. midnight). . . . N e w PD at Rounding out WTAQ's line- manufacturers and distributors seem to agree that record sales are Vince Ford, wake -up man on KMO, Tacoma, is Tony Brooks. a responsibility of the record business -not of radio. some up is Jimmy Dawson, a I 2-year WKMI, has run into trou- , Tom Tyler has moved from radio veteran from Louisiana, True enough, but broadcasters can't be indifferent to the ble on his morning feature in- WBAX to WZOO, Spartans - volving awakening, by telephone who does a late evening (11 to economic health of a business which provides the bulk of radio's burgh. . New staffers at midnight) stanza five days a call, people who write in and re- Winter Fla., programming content. As long as record sales provide an accurate WINT, Haven, week. In addition to his disk - we quest the service. Seems many Bunny Brown, Woody Lester, cross -section sampling of the radio audience preference, can use listeners forgot they wrote or spinning chores, Dawson also the sales data as a reliable programming guide. When this ceases Joe Trivette and Bruce Parker. plays several stringed instru- changed working hours. Ford Jack Rowzie has returned to he the case, then we're programming in the dark. has on occasion dialed the wrong ments and writes songs, one of to WWDC for weekend stanzas. which, called "Peekin' Through It is unfortunate, say some record men, that there is no national number and most people at 6 . Dick Orkin to KYW, Cleve- the Knothole In Gramma's organization that can speak for the entire group of manufacturers, a.m. are not the most coherent. land, and Bob Harrington to large and small. For instance, if R.I.A.A. were in a position to plan All of this brings about some Wooden Leg," is slated for re- WINQ, Tampa, both from lease shortly on the chess label. and finance a public relations campaign on behalf of the industry WLAN. Chuck Sebastian, WTAQ in general, utilizing various consumer media, public demand for owner -president, terms the pro- records could conceivably be stimulated. Such a result would IN THE GROOVE -DYNA, certainly benefit radio. "SHAME, THAT IS: Paul Coburn, music gramming change "simply a re- director, KWIC, Salt Lake City, sponse to a growing demand I AGREE with those who advocate a more widespread use SHAME, reports that the new RCA Vic- brought on by the influx of of radio advertising for promoting record sales. According to Joe tor Dynagroove process is "ter- many thousands of southerners Hathcock, of WKDA -Nashville, several record distributors in that SHAME" rific." KWIC, known as "The into the Chicago area in recent city have recently undertaken a radio spot schedule, identifying local by Album Station for the Mountain years." retailers by name and location. News of the campaign's success is West," is programming one Dy- awaited with much interest. REED JIMMY nagroove LP cut every hour for It seems fairly obvious that people who listen regularly to 509 the next eight weeks. . . . John T. Murphy records on radio would be the likeliest targets for consumer advertis- WCKR, Miami, will revert soon ing. Such campaigns have been very successful in boosting specific ECORDS to its original call letters of LP sales in various markets. They could conceivably do a job for ® WIOD AM & FM.... WJBK, Crosley President 1449 S. Michigan Ave. singles, too. Chicago 5, III. Storer's Detroit outlet, has been granted permission to boost CINCINNATI - John T. So far as is known, however, no station has ever undertaken a power to 50,000 watts day and Murphy has been elected presi- voluntary campaign to spark a new interest in record buying. Instead 5,000 watts night. dent of Crosley Broadcasting of complaining that singles sales have fallen to such a low ebb that Corporation, succeeding the late only the top 20 listings are reliable, a station might remind its "NASHVILLE AT YOUR SERVICE: Robert E. Dunville, who died a listeners that the music they enjoy on radio is made possible through KTLN, Denver, has launched a month ago. Murphy also has their continuing record purchases. new educational feature, "Dia- been named to the board of di- As a great many have pointed out, radio BOSSA NOVA" logue," focusing on religious rectors and made a member of and records are the executive committee. He inseparable partners. They might, with great benefit to both parties, leaders and educators in discus- be friendly Marvin Hughes sions of comparative religions. previously was executive vice - allies as well. Capitol 4950 president of the corporation. Jim Dario is the newest and "BEST SIDE STORY" Promo Records Available Crosley Broadcasting, with latest addition to KPRC, Hous- headquarters in Cincinnati, is a ton.... Scott Bishop, program wholly Atlanta (Paul Drew -WAKE): Good request action: "What Kind AIREFIELD MUSIC owned subsidiary of of Girl Are You ?" (Jimmy Griffen- Reprise) and "Lovers" (Blendtones director of WIOD, 1948 through AVCO Corporation and operates 1483 N. Vino Street Success). 1956, appointed to post of pro- four VHF television stations Hollywood 28, Calif. gram director WCKR - Hollywood 9 -2239 of -WIOD, WLW-C, Columbus; WLW -D, Buffalo (Doug China -WKBW): Gaining Fast: "I Love You Miami. Dayton; WLW -T, Cincinnati, all Because" (Al Martino-Capitol) and "Tamoure" (Bill Justis- Smash). Ohio; WLW -I, Indianapolis, and Pick: "Cottonfields" (Arthur Lyman- Hi -Fi). clear -channel radio S t a t ion WLW in Cincinnati. Denver (Glenn Bell -KIMN): New on sales chart: "Calling All i "A SALUTE TO NEW YORK RADIO STATIONS" Murphy joined Crosley in Cars (Savey Summers -Vint). Pick: "Don't Make My Baby Blue" 1949 as general manager of (Frankie Laine -Columbia). WLW -D, and later served in the 4 Ben Matsik's Town and Country Club seats 2,000 G same capacity at WLW -T. He Grand Rapids (Bill Merchant -WGRD): Taking off: "Two Kinds people. It usually takes extensive newspaper promo- was promoted to vice -president of Teardrops" (Del Shannon -Big Top). Pick: "If You Need Me" tion to fill it. The newspaper strike made it impossible in charge of television in 1951. (Solomon Burke -Atlantic). to advertise. Hartford (Bertha Porter -WDRC): Sales starting: "That's How Heartaches Are Made" (Baby Washington -Sue). Due to the New York Disc Jockeys playing my Strike -Born News records, and promoting the engagement, we are happy O On WLIB Goes On Louisville (Tim Tyler -WAKY): Big: 'This Old Heart" (Mon- archs to announce NEW YORK WLIB, -Jam). Sales: "Mother, Please" (Jo Ann Campbell- Cameo). Pick: that we were sold out every night. i - this "The Town Sleeps Through It" city's Negro- oriented radio sta- (Chase Webster -Dot). tion, will make its twice -hourly New York (Jack Lacey -WINS): Showing well: newcast, inaugurated "El Watusi" (Ray Tony Bennett at the in- Barretto-Tico) and "The Love of a Man" (Theola ception of the Kilgore-Seroc). newspaper strike Looking good: "Still" (Bill Anderson -Decca). Pick: "The Bachelor" back in December, a permanent L\ \\\ \. n.4 (Little Julius -Diamond). \\ \\\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \\ \ \\ \ \\ \\\\ \\\ \ \ \ \ \ \\\ \\ \\ \ \ \\\ \\\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \\ \ \\\\ \\\ \\ \\ \ \ \ \ \ \\ \\ \\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \\ A.M.\\ \ \\\ \ \ \ \\ \\ \ \ part of its daily programming. The increased news on the Philadelphia (Larry Justice -WIBG): Big: "Rainbow" (Gene hour is designed to serve the 1.6 Chandler -VeeJay). Gaining fast: "What Are Boys Made Of" (Percells- P O L Y M A X million Negro community that ABC-P). Starting: "All Right" (The Grandisons -RCA Victor). Pick: PRESSINGS ADD A NEW SOUND DIMENSION has only one daily newspaper "O O Kook a Boo" (The Tip Tops -Parkway). You can act"ally feel this rxcitinc new clarity and oriented to its news needs-on a presence and this mystery material IOW' Anti Static limited basis, according t o San Diego (Johnny Holiday -KCBQ): Jumping: "Hot Pastrami" CREATED BY RESEARCH CRAFT CORPORATION Charles Herndon, WLIB news (The Dartells -Dot). Pick: "Just Hold My Hand" (Teddy Randazzo - 1011 NO. FULLER AVENUE LOS ANGELES 46, CALIF. chief. Colpix).

www.americanradiohistory.com APRIL 13, 1963 BILLBOARD 43 Raps I I I I111111I I111111I1111111II1111111111111IIII III IIII IIII IIIII IIII ABC Nielsen Again, Says EVERYBODY'S New Ratings Fairer to Radio MUSIC BYWORD JFK Applauds SWINGIN' WITH .. . AS SESAC HOSTS CHICAGO - ABC Radio's we settled on Sindlinger & Com- hierarchy continued its relentless pany." attack on the A. C. Nielsen In his sales report to the sta- SWINGIN' BASH Radio 'Service rating service during an ABC CHICAGO- Music, Music, tions, James E. Duffy, executive CHICAGO -President John "OUR affiliated radio station's meet at vice- president of ABC radio and and More Music! was the by- a the NAB Convention. national director of sales, said word at the SESAC hospitality F. Kennedy, through special BIG °° Robert R. Pauley, web prexy, that the network's new rating suite at the Conrad Hilton Hotel film shown at the formal open- told the 200 ABC representatives service is playing an important during the NAB four-day meet. ing ceremonies of the NAB Delegates eager to find re- HOUSE" 53 that the radio net has and will role in the net's success. April 1, lief from the meet here, Monday continue to take a positive stand "The results of Sindlingcr's round of meet- -,101 expressed his appreciation for concerning ratings. studies point up the fact that ings and discussions flocked in droves to 906A to listen to "the increasingly important serv- b/w "In giving up the only national radio has been undercut for years," he said. non -stop entertainment by Terry ice which radio and television radio ratings system, (Nielsen) Gibbs and his group, Richard we are providing to the American risked losing most of our Maltby, Betty Madigan, Bill "I'm Not One business," Pauley said. "But in- Snyder, the Billy Taylor Trio, people." stead of simply giving it up and Radio News in of Them" Woody Herman, Roy Drusky, The President also expressed assuming a negative position, we Til Dleterle and Bill Anderson. set about to replace it with the Prime Time Slot the appreciation of all citizens by The result was overwhelming best possible research we could for broadcasting's vital role in as delegates find and then promote and sell SEATTLE -A bold step in spilled out of the four-room suite keeping the nation informed as it to the best of our ability. After radio programming was taken into the corri- DURWOOD well as entertained. several months of examination, recently by Radio KING, with dors. initiation of a five -day -a -week, "Next year we're going to HADDOCK 90- minute news block entitled, lease the ballroom," commented "Total Report," slotted in prime SESAC's Sid Guber. TB Assn. Gives drive -home time. Alabama to Air IIIIIIIIIIIIBI in nnnimilinIIIINBIIIII IIBWBUnNNBnuRIRII The talk block is designed to Award to 'Drs.' cover the entire news spectrum Falanga for WB Education Hour f o r Western Washingtonians, RECORDS BURBANK, Calif. Frank NEW YORK -Recording and featuring top names in the fields - CHICAGO - Broadcasting KERMIT, TEXAS TV stars Richard Chamberlain of national, local sports, enter- Falanga, veteran Boston area history will be made the night and Vincent Edwards received tainment and business news re- record man, has been named of April 10 when every radio Promo Copies Available special awards from the National promotion representative for porting. and TV station in Alabama will Write: Vaughn Tuberculosis Association the Warner Bros. Records in the Brinson at The new program is unique simultaneously broadcast a one- Eagle Records, Kermit, Texas Overseas Press Club, Tuesday, in several respects. It presents Hub territory. The appointment hour program entitled "Break- was made by April 2. total news coverage from 5 to Joe Smith, nation- through for Education" in prime al promotion manager of the Others cited for their contri- 6:30 p.m. Monday through Fri- time, 8 to 9. 1 SMASH HIT! bution of time and talents in the day through a host of news spe- label. Falanga has been associated The announcement of the fight against TB were: Anna cialists and special features, plus I LOVE YOU BECAUSE with massive effort was made by the Marie Alberghetti, Gertrude the various segments which are Capitol Records branch, Dale Alabama Broadcasters Associa- b/w Berg, Henry Fonda, Harris, tied together by a host, Howard Enterprises and Mercury Julie tion at the NAB Convention Rudy Vallee and Eli Wallach. Bell. Records, during his eight years last Merry -Go -Round week. Howard Bell not only pro- in the record business. vides continuity to the compre- A total of 69 AM and FM AL MARTINO RECORD PROCESSING hensive news report, but com- hunting and fishing, business, stations and 16 television sta- #4930 AND PRESSING ments on news highlights and weather and traffic. tions in the State, plus three aS °n t'ti e s. sidelights. In addition to major KING is the 50,000 -watt out- stations in adjoining States, will RPCOmO elé R

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III I IIIII I III I III I I IRI I IIII III IIII I I IIIBII IIIII IIII I IBIIII IIIIIIBIII III III III 4111. TURNTABLE TIPS BEST LAID PLAN READY-TO-00 By MIKE TURNTABLE OF MOUSE -POW! LANCASTER, JOCK JOTTINGS.... A the older heads in the broad- Pa. -WLAN- PROGRAMMING FM has thanks to Mike and Mickey from cast field, remember back in inadvertently discovered a musical mousetrap. The sta- Fred Mitchell at WOHO.... the days when the situation got a tion, located next door to the P directors and disk lackeys will fled this material ready wares Jim Dandy of WCPO in Cin- sticky with ASCAP? That was from which to build weekly Programming periods. All Hat's needed are Red Rose Feed Mills, is fre- cinnati hints there may how broadcast music was form- the disks from the record be some quented station's library. exciting new changes in that ulated. Couldn't something simi- by many furry visitors. One of market.... Hottest record at lar he the answer to the bad these unannounced visitors who KEEP -Radio in Twin Falls taste that the public has in its - obviously digs WLAN's restful Idaho, is "Our Winter Love" mouth over the con game that music -cuddled MIDDLE -ROAD SINGLES up on a stack of classical records by Bill Pursell, reports Ed has been conducted on a national from the current Hof 100, on an automatic record machine. Not too far out In either direction, the following singles, selected Prater, the P.D.... Jim Stagg scale? We pass the idea on to are the most popular middle -road records of the week. Rank order here is bused on relative The heartless machine went into at KYW -Radio tells as that the broadcasting fraternity as standing in the Hot 100. its cycle and in no time at all "Pipeline" by the Chantays is a food for thought. another victim was chalked up to breakout in the Cleveland area. 100 Weeks ea CONTESTS AND GIM- automation. Thhl Lut From this week's Hot Week Week TITLE, ARTIST, LABEL Not 100 CROSS -COUNTRY - The MICKS: It seems that when Ah, to build a better mouse- promotingest promoter on the springtime rolls around broad- trap? 42674 7 Coast has started his annual casters break out in a rash of 1 2 CANT SET USED TO LOSING YOU, Andy William, Columbia salIIflIIIIIa111I11111I1IIIRI11116IBBIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIII flIIIl1111111IIIIIIBI 12 tour with Ray Charles. Hal new contest ideas. Some of them 1 1 THE END Of THE WORLD, Skeeter Davis, RCA Victor 8098 5 Zeiger reports that reaction to may be worthy of consideration 3 6 PUFF, Peter, Paul and Mary, Warner Bros. 5348 Paula, Philips 40096 5 the Charles concert has again for your market. 4 5 YOUNG LOVERS, Paul and 5 3 III DREAMS, Roy Orbison, Monument 806 Ili been fantastic. The tour hits In Pittsburgh WEEP is con- Brown 14 Gets 6 4 RHYTHM OF THE RAIN, Cascades, Valiant 6026 Chicago for two concerts and ducting a "Weep Along with 7 7 OUR WINTER LOVE, Bill Pursell, Columbia 42619 11 then goes eastward, through Henry' contest. Listeners are 8 11 FOLLOW THE BOYS, Connie Francis, MGM 13127 7 Post DREAM, MGM 10 Pittsburgh into Newark and New called by phone and invited to WYNR 9 8 ALL I HAVE TO DO IS Richard Chamberlain, 13121 14 York City, where he will appear sing along (over the phone) with 10 10 I WANNA BE AROUND, Tony Bennet, Columbia 42634 CHICAGO six - 11 12 OUT OF 1434 7 at Carnegie Hall.... Among the a record. They win merchan- - WYNR, MY MIND, Johnny Tillotson, Cadence month-old 12 14 OVER THE MOUNTAIN Bobby Vinton, Epic 9517 6 many things we never knew: dise and cash. P.D. Ron McLendon Corpora- lkaess rie Sul, tion hard rock 13 13 DON'T BE AFRAID, LITTLE DAILIN', Steve Lawrence, Columbia 42699 6 The Spanish International Net- Thompson says this has been a radio outlet here, has upped 14 17 YOUNG AND IN LOVE, Dick and Deeds, Warner Bros. 5342 5 work has its name shortened to winner. Floyd Brown to the post of program director, re- 15 15 I GOT WHAT I WANTED, Brook Benton, Mercury 72099 5 "S.I.N. " (honest, they have sales WKBW in Buffalo, N. Y., has 16 19 MECCA, Gene Pitney, Musicor 1028 4 placing Jim Randolph who re- offices at 247 Park Avenue).... started to register listeners for 17 18 WATERMELON KAN, Mango Santamaría, Basle 45909 5 signed last week. KVOB in Bastrop, La., and their own Key Club. You can 18 9 WHAT WILL MY MARY SAY, Johnny Mathis, Columbia 42666 12 Brown is an eight KVOC in Casper, Wyo., were see the possibilities in this. -year Chi- 19 - DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES, Andy William, Columbia 42674 5 cago radio veteran and has been 20 20 ALL OVER THE WORLD, Nat King Cole, Capitol 4919 7 fined $1,000 and $1,500 for In a few other markets disk a morning air personality violations of the Communica- jockeys are planning a Car Wash on WYNR as a tions Act and Commission rules. Day. Deejays will wash your member of the Brown and The stations claimed ignorance auto at a chosen location with Harder show from of these infractions, but as we the fee going to charity. (Now 5:30 to 9 a.m. YESTERYEAR'S HITS all know, ignorance of the law look, fellas, charity does Randolph wil continue his not Change -of -pace programming from your librarian's shelves, featuring the disks is no excuse. begin at home.) 3 -7 p.m. air slot but is expected to announce other plans soon. That were the honest in the land fit. years ago and ten years ago this wee*. CKEY in Toronto is giving SOMETHING NEW: In the WYNR also Here's how they ranked in the Blllboa d's chart at that Rees out Good Guy Buttons. Then named Mark last week we have learned about Sommers, formerly program they deck out a deejay in the 10 radio stations which are con- director at McLendon-owned POP -Five Years Ago POP -Ten Years Ago buttons and ask listeners to ducting their own individual sur- KTSA, San count how many there are on Antonio, to the póst April 14, 1958 April 11, 1953 veys of the market. From the of operations director. his jacket. Prizes: Albums. Som- sad state of the national sur- mers will serve a 1. Tequila, Champs, Challenge I. Deggle ht Window, P. Pap, Another national contest idea in "manage - ha veys and the quality and quan- ment-co- 2. He's Got Ibe Whole World le His Mwcsy is the one dreamed up by Mer- ordinating" role but is tity of it in any given local mar- not expected to be Hands, L Ludee, Capitol 2. Till I Watts Again With Yee, cury's Maury Diamond. It's a on the air. ket, this is probably a wise idea. 3. Sweet UN % lithos, C Berry, this T. Brewer, (Nil being A spokesman for WYNR said We know of one instance Cugie contest, conducted 4. A Womderbll Time Up lben, P. Boone, 3. I Believe, F. Lain, C.I ble in with and the changes will have no effect 4. Pretend, N. Cole, Capitol where broadcasters conducted a conjunction Cugie Dot L on the station's programming S. 14o a Story, F. Beyd, survey for their market and Abbas "Watermelon Man." S. Believe What Toe Say, R. Nehee, Tell Latnal. philosophy or Columbia were very cocky about it -until Idea is for deejays to invite lis- format. WYNR Impede! recently moved 6. Lollipop, Gardeths, Cadu ce 6. Tell Me You're Mine, Saylerdh Merary the phone call measuring stick teners to send in drawings of into the fifth, fourth and third 1. Twilight Time, Kitten, Mercury 7. kW Chute Heart, J. Mmes. MSM was to "The Watermelon Man." One spot for morn- applied their broadcast B. Catch a Meg Rat, P. Ca.., B. Wild Nona. P. Cows, RCA Victor of the prizes is an original Cugat ing, afternoon and evening Pulse area. The result was a lot dif- RG Mir 9. Dent Let Hie Stan Bet In Year Eyes, sketch of the winner. ratings respectively (Billboard, ferent from what they thought. 9. Wbe's feoy New, C. Fea.cb, MGM P. Come, KA Victor March 16). To say that their confidence was DEEJAYS & RECORDS.... 10. Beek of Love, Memefenes, Arts 10. Me by SM., L Slaw, Capitol Its "swinging sound" shaken is to put it mildly. Just about every radio station has placed it together with WLS and The local broadcaster con- in the country has a deejay RHYTHM & BLUES -5 Years Ago, April 14, 1958 WIND as the city's three biggest ducting his own research could busily engaged in becoming a showcases for singles product. lead to a new day. We propose talent agent, an a. &r. man, a Tequila, Champs, Galleep Twilight Time, Platen, Merury Before joining WYNR earlier that all the broadcasters in a producer and possibly, with a Sweet Little Sixteen, C. Berry, Chess Boat of Lave, Monetoees, Arp this year, Brown spent eight given market form a co -op to little luck, a record tycoon. He's bot rie Whole World ln Hb Bends, years with Who's Sorry Now, C. Fnocb, 146M conduct a survey for the benefit Every platter spinner feels that WRMN, Elgin, Ill., L Landon, Capitol as program Lollipop, (bardanes, (educe Weariless, J. L Lomb, See of all the stations. When you he has uncovered the country's director. He was also station Dent You Jet know It, N. Smith, Ace TwetdySIu Mlles, Few Preps, Capital lump together AM and FM next -record seller. In manager briefly for million the Big radio plus the TV stations in an three instances in this last week Delta armed forces radio installation area, the cost factor per outlet we have had promotion men in Alaska. should be within reason, a good from various national labels in Sommers, in addition to his deal more so than the fantastic our office who actually are look- program director post in San Brotherhood Awards Given to sums that have heed charged by ing for this kind of material. So Antonio, is an experienced air- the national surveyer. The re- fellas go to it. Come up with man, having served in that ca- in York Denver sults should prove more ade- that big seller. May you wind pacity in Dallas, Los Angeles, Stations New & quate for local regional and up like one jock we know Las Vegas and Houston. Prior CHICAGO Radio stations the NAB Convention at the Con- national advertisers. who wound up with 25 big ones to that he headed his own radio - - WNEW, New York, and KOA, rad Hilton. Just to refresh the minds of in his pocket. television advertising agency. Denver, were honored by the The stations received the Na- National Conference of Chris- tional Mass Media Brotherhood tians and Jews at special cere- Awards from the NCCJ for out- monies held concurrently with standing contributions to better Focus on the Dee jay Scene human relations. DIG THAT CRAZY OUTFIT on WNEW, four -time winner of i, Sig Sakowicz (left), WGN and Canada Royalty the NCCJ award, was cited for WTAQ radio -TV personality, as "The Blockbusters," presented he is crowned "King of Bock" at Sked Changed on "News Closeup." KOA, for the Bock Beer Festival the "Best Local Station Pro- in Chica- OTTAWA Changes in the go's Germania Club. Rivaling - gram," "The Rise and Fall of tariff schedule of the Composers, Doctor John Galen Locke." Sig for good looks is "Bock Authors and Publishers Associa- The five television winners Queen" Sandy Heyn (center) and tion of Canada, affecting royal- were Death Valley Days pro- looking happily on is Thierry ties on broadcast music paid to gram for "Abel Duncan's Dying McCormick, PR CAPAC by private broadcasters, for Peter Hand Wish," "Best Syndicated Show "; Brewing. Sakowicz recently be- has been approved by the Copy- right Appeal Board. CBS Reports program "The gan his fourth consecutive year Other Face of Dixie," "Best on WGN with his interview show The changes provide for: Network Documentary"; CBS, slotted Saturdays 7:05 -8 p.m. A change in assessment for The Defenders for "The Indel- and Mondays 11:05 to midnight. privately owned radio stations; ible Silence," "Best Network Sig and his many celeb guests A new CAPAC fee to cover Dramatic Show"; WJRT, Flint, the privately owned CTV Tele- permeate the Windy City's air- Michigan, for "The Bridge," vision Network, Ltd.; "Best Local Station Program," K waves Motonda Establishment for the first and ABC, Bell and Howell t through oFriday A 23 0 30 time of a new tariff on broad- Closeup program, "The Great +5 lit p.m. from the Brass Bull in the O casting stations that provide a ÿ 4- ' Sheraton Hotel music service to subscribers or Conversation," "Special NCCJ s\n, in shopping centers. Joint Recognition Award."

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Waters Conley Models Mills, Saxon Hit Price Ranges All Moved Up by CHICAGO - Waters Conley has introduced 14 new phonola the latter with the addition of models for 1963 merchandising, optional conso -legs. a of RCA Sales ranging in price from $19.95 to Also part the line are three console models and upper $299.95. At a presentation at NEW YORK Delbert L. the end portables. All units in the - Knickerbocker Hotel here, new line will Mills and Raymond W. Saxon Howard Kovin, national sales become the sub- ject of regular TV advertising on have been named vice- chairman chief, said the brand's sales were and president, of NBC - TV's morning "Today" respectively, up 35 per cent in the fiscal the RCA Sales Corporation, ac- equipment period ending show, hosted by Hugh Downs March 31. and Jack Lescoulie. Lescoulie cording to W. Walter Watts, Highlights of the line included attended the presentation and chairman of the board. Saxon will continue various three -way models suit- spoke to the group. Downs took to report to Mills. newsletter Mills able for use as table units, wall- part in a filmed sequence. formerly held the post of operating vice president and Br DAVID LACHENBRUCH is also a vice -president of RCA. embo.rd Contributing Editor M.n.çing Editor, Television Digest As such, he is in charge of the CHICAGO Victor Home Instruments Di- vision. He joined the company RADIO'S SLOW REVOLUTION: In television, most manu- in 1960. Previously, the Dayton, facturers and distributors are now beginning to see a glowing future. Ohio, native was president of After nine years on the market, color TV is finally beginning to Federal Telephone and Radio move. More and more people in the television in- division of IT &T. Earlier in his dustry are convinced that the future is in color. career, he was with General To dealers, distributors and manufacturers, color Motors. means a new product -a new change to sell some- Saxon is a 23 -year veteran thing superior -with better grosses and better with RCA and he has served profits. since 1960 as vice -president, This is easy to see and easy to understand. marketing, You don't have to be in the television business to PHONOLA MODEL 2463, known as the Venus, employs slim - after his previous posts of vice feel the new excitement that perfected color is now profile styling with tilt -out record changer. The -president, sales portable also and vice bringing. There are more programs in color on contains AM /FM radio and lists at $179.95. -president and general manager of the former Victor the air, better color sets. Everybody knows that radio and Victrola division. color television is finally "catching on." Appointment of the two to Could you use color radio? Well, that is with us now, and their new posts "is in recogni- there'll be no stopping it -not that anybody would want to. We tion of the substantial contri- refer, of course, to FM, whose history is strikingly parallel to color bution they have made to the TV. Like color TV, FM is not strictly a new medium -but a way tremendous improvement of our to get more realism out of an old one. Like color, it's not new -it's home instrument business," been with us for about 17 years. And like color, it's just beginning Watts said. to catch fire. "Last year, an all -time RCA This is being written at the Chicago convention of the National record was established in home Association of Broadcasters. I've been to 13 of these annual con- instrument sales and this up- ventions. In the old days the sessions on FM were so sparsely ward trend has continued into attended they could have been held in a broom closet. Most of the 1963." FM broacasters couldn't afford the price of a ticket to Chicago. This year's FM meeting was heavily attended. They bubbled Emerson over with far more enthusiasm than the meetings of telecasters. At Table Unit the equipment exhibits, manufacturers of broadcast gear were show- Emerson Radio, Inc., has in- ing an unprecedented selection of FM equipment and high fidelity troduced an extensive new line audio broadcast items. And business was good. of home entertainment equip- This is important to you -not because you might be an FM ment, including table radio broadcaster -but because you are presumably in some phase of the Model G1709. PHONOLA MODEL 2663 consolette stereo phono, Unit has a sug- music business. If you sell electronic music equipment, your future featuring AM/ gested list of with FM FM tuner with FM stereo. Eight -inch $19.95 in ebony is -at least partly -tied in that of the broadcasters. They bass and four -inch tweeter and $24.95 in an depend you, as your "circulation managers." speaker in each assortment of on You depend on cabinet. Suggested list $229.95. other colors. them as the source of the fine music you're selling your customers when you sell FM radio. BRIGHT FUTURE: FM broadcasters heard -and exchanged - cheering news. Not the least was a study conducted by the Harvard Hi Fi in Paris: Excitement Business School, which predicted that the number of FM sets in use will equal AM radios by 1967 -and that one year later FM sets will outnumber AM by 2.4 million. The report forecast that the number By RAYMOND V. PEPE attended in his capacity as presi- An LP album commemorat- of FM stations on the air will increase steadily until a level of about dent of this country's Institute ing the event and carrying on its (Editor's note: Billboard 3,200 is reached some time in the 1970's -about three times today's in- of High Fidelity. He is also vice - vited cover the reproduction of the number. Raymond V. Pepe to pre- president of James B. Lansing poster that had been used to ad- The most fascinating sessions were those on FM stereo. FM pare the following report on his Sound, Inc.). vertise the show was sold in con- stereo broadcasters, by and large, are a young and observations of the recent high junction with enthusiastic group. fidelity PARIS -The Paris high fi- a copy of the show They are now feeling some of the excitement that radio's old- timers show in Paris, which he program for 25 delity show (called Festival In- francs ($5). I felt in the first days of AM radio. was informed by ternational du son) was held at the show man- Despite fact that FM stereo is only a little agement at the the over a year old, the Hotel Palais D'Orsay March end of the show it became clear at the broadcasters' convention that its that over 15,000 growing pains 7 through March 12. This was of these albums are coming to an end and it's becoming an established For Show Tunes had sold. medium. the third Paris high fidelity been Side one of the are in album example, a growing number of commercials stereo--and when show, and its attendance in ex- carried pop vocals and Madison Avenue accepts you, you're in. Out on Tape cess of 62,000 exceeded last band numbers, with the second year's by more than three times. side being devoted to classical IN A PANEL SESSION on FM stereo, the Electronic Industries NEW YORK -United Stereo orchestral renditions. L. M. The show was operated by the Association's consumer products staff director, Sandwick, Tapes is offering a selection of Syndicat Des Industries Elec- The interest and excitement made the observation that American manufacturers this year will Broadway show material out of well over a million FM receivers. FM troniques de Reproduction et of this show was reminiscent of produce stereo stereo, there- London's low -price Richmond the type of activity which sur- fore, has been accepted more quickly than any other innovation in LP catalog at D'enrigistrement in co- opera- a price of $4.95 tion with rounded high fidelity shows in the home entertainment field since television. It took AM radio four per tape. Each of the new tapes the Federation Na- FM tionale Des Industries Elec- the States six or seven years ago. years to reach the million -a- year -rate; it took much longer. contains two complete show the the the from troniques et de la RTF and the The average person attending From standpoint of dealer, cheering news scores. stereocasters at NAB convention is this: The quality government controlled French the show was intensely interested the of FM stereo There are seven separate in the equipment and its func- transmission will continue to improve, as broadcast engineers gain pairings including "West Side radio. Exhibit rooms occupied three tion. It was apparent from com- experience, as better equipment is available, as the supply of records Story" and "Flower Drum Song," complete floors of the ho- FM tel. Five of ments of the personnel manning suitable for compatible stereo broadcasting continues to be "My Fair Lady" and "The King the salons and its upgraded. grand ballroom were used for these rooms that this was a buy- and I," "Gypsy' and "Music Most in to live concerts that were ing audience. stations which are broadcastine stereo intend increase Man," "Gigi" and "South Pa- put on their hours of stereo transmission as quickly as Many of throughout the hours of the This is perhaps but another possible. cific," "Oklahoma!" and "Carou- reflection of the them already are full time or nearly full time in stereo. sel," "Kismet" show. tremendous im- and "Can Can" provement of the economic cli- and "Irma STATION OFFICIALS participating in the La Douce" and The products of over 125 mate in Europe in general, as panel discussions, "Bells I Are Ringing." All of the companies were displayed and well as France in and those talked with in the corridors, realize the importance of scores particular. The are are done by various Lon- demonstrated, including a good exhibitors confidently expected in -store demonstrations. Many of them personally musical purists don theater U. S. even for groups. representation of manu- that sales of high fidelity com- -some expressed outright distaste exaggerated stereo and A prepak But to a man, they see is being made avail- factured products, with such ponents in France this year ping -pong effects. almost the value of able consisting of three each of well -known names as Fisher, would triple last year's results. scheduling proerams of demonstration -type records and easily per- the first four named and two Scott, Sherwood, Shure, Dynaco, ceived stereo effects at convenient times for in -store demonstrations. each of the other three selec- Pickering, JBL, University and The size of the attendance is After years of profitless operation, FM station operators are tions, along with a counter many more being represented. particularly significant since it beginning to see the prospect of success. They persevered because merchandiser. Orders placed he- The companies displaying and represents actual paid attendance they had faith in their product. Those of us in the "hardware" fore April 25 will also bring demonstrating were in the in- (admission charge, 3 francs or end of radio business can give thanks that so many FM broadcaster, dealers 20 free "Speedo" three - stance of foreign manufacturers 60 cents). This contrasted with kept this faith. Because of this faith, we have a superior product inch recording tapes worth 50 represented by their agents and an actual paid attendance in such to sell in today's FM and FM stereo radios. From here on, it looks cents each at retail. distributors. (Continued on page 46) like clear sailing for color radio. .;pyrighted matei

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A by summary of promotional opportunities for dealers manufacturers and These ore the nation's best sellers by manufacturers based on results of o month- crirrently offering records at special terms. Shown where avail- PRODUCTS distributors long study using personal interviews with a representative notional cross section dates for deal as as the able are starting and expiration each well date of of recordselling outlets (only) that also sell phonographs, radios and /or tope issue and number of the original news and /or advertisement pogo story recorders. A different price group is published ae the space each week. Each providing details of each promotion. Please consult these for full information. Wireless Mike category appears approximately every 14 weeks. the total number ELEKTRA- Expires April 15, 1963. Started March 15, 1963. The percentage figure shown for each brand is its share of A vest pocket FM wireless Point fobulations are Discount plan on two top albums from catalog: "The Best of BikeI' and "The of weighted points derived from all dealer responses. Limeliters." Suggested list for this time only: $3.69 for regular $4.98 mono; mike that really works. That's based on the rank order of manufacturers' sales at each dealer, and weighted for regular stereo. $4.40 $5.95 the description for this new by size of outlet. Only manufacturers earning 3 per cent or more of the total solid state, eight -ounce mike, de- dealer points ore listed below. DOT- Expires April 15, 1963. Started March 15, 1963. Billy Vaughn Month. Entire Vaughn catalog of mono and stereo albums and 15 discount. EP's, per cent BEST SELLING AM -ONLY TABLE RADIOS

KING -Expires April 23, 1963. Started March 1, 1963. One free country LP for every three purchased on entire catalog of both King POSITION and low- priced Audio Lab line. Covers 124 sets in all on both labels. This is an This 1 12'63 10'13 62 extension of deal which originally expired March 31, 1963. Issue Issue Issue BRAND 6 OF TOTAL POINTS CAPITOL -Expires April 30, 1963. Started March 4, veloped by Minatronics of Pitts- 1963. 1 2 3 General Electric 21.4 For dealers, one Kingston Trio album at 62 cents with one at regular price, as burgh, for use by performers Part of Greenback Dollar Days promotion, which applies to all Kingston and speakers 2 5 1 RCA 20.3 Trio LP's. making presenta- Victor tions. Range extends up to 200 3 1 4 Magnavox 15.7 ANGEL- Expires April 30, 1963. Started March 1, 1963. feet. Price, including trans- Entire Angel catalog of orchestral stereo LP's. one free album for every two mitter, receiver and mike, is 4 3 5 Motorola 13.1 Plan goes under title "Angel Spring Stereo Bonus." Purchased. S475. 5 4 2 Zenith 8.5 ATLANTIC -Expires April 30, 1963. Started April 1, 1963. April is Ray Charles month. Dealers offered one free Ray Charles album 6 6 7 Admiral 3.0 for every two purchased, with 30 -60 -90 -day delayed billing. Applies to Memocord 17 Charles albums. Others 18.0 ATCO- Expires April 30, 1963. Started April 1, 1963. Allen Communications, New Since this chart is based on the previous month's sales, it is conceivable that York, is operating as U. S. April is Bobby Darin month. Dealer is offered one free Bobby Darin album certain brands will appear at one time and not at another because of many for every two purchased, with 30 -60 -90 -day delayed billing. Applies to 11 sales agency for the Memocord Darin albums. influencing factors. Thus it does not indicate that the above ranking applies for (shown above), billed as "the any period other than the previous month. Those brands that appeared in BLUESYILLE- Expires April 30, 1963. Started March 15, 1963. world's smallest tape recorder." previous issues for this category and do not happen to merit o listing above with indicated in parenthesis. On "Lightnin' Hopkins with Sonny Terry" album. $3.98 for regular $4.98 The 1 111 -ounce pocket recorder ore shown below their rank order in the issue album, plus extra 10 per cent discount. Also stoma! 15 per cent discount on a selection of Bluesville 45 r.p.m. singles. 1/12/63 Issue: Eemrson (7). COLPIX- Expires May 10, 1963. Started March 20, 1963. 10/13/62 Issue: Emerson (6); Packard -Bell (8). "Sing Along With Jack" plan. Special sales plan on four new releases and three recently released albums. Also separate special discount program on catalog. Contact distributors for details. BEST SELLING AM -FM TABLE RADIOS

MERCURY -Expires May 14, 1963. Started April 1, 1963. POSITION On Perfect Presence Sound Series. Dealers get one album at 63 cents with one purchased at the regular price. This 112!63 10'13'62 Issue Issue Issue BRAND 6 OF TOTAL POINTS LIBERTY- Expires May 15, 1963. Started March 15, 1963. On three special albums new releases by the Ventures and Dave Carroll and 1 1 2 Magnavox 17.6 repacka ed set by the Marketts: Special 15 per cent discount, six -month deterred billing, full exchange prvileges. 2 2 1 Zenith 13.8

PRESTIGE- Expires May 31, 1963. Started April 1, 1963. 3 5 2 RCA Victor 12.3 &Pedal 15 per cent discount on the label's Top 10 national best sellers 4 3 4 General Electric 12.0 known as the Prestige Giants. AIS. 10 per cent discount on remainder of Prestige material. 5 7 5 Graneo 6.7 NEW JAll -Expires May 31, 1963. Started April 1, 1963. 6 5 7 Motorola 6.2 A 15 per cent discount on catalog merchandise for duration of the period. 7 7 Panasonic 6.0 EPIC- Expiration indefinite. Started April - t, 1963. has one hour of recording time A 15 per cent discount on 11 new LP releases and 37 specially selected Others 25.4 catalog LPs. and contains a built -in speaker - mike combination. Made in Eu- Since this chart is based on the previous month's sales, it is conceivable that CAPITOL- Expiration indefinite. Started April 1, 1963. rope, the unit can be used with certain brands will appear at one time and not at another because of many Capitol -of- the -World German- Austrian LP catalog of 27 LP's. One free album a volume control headset, foot influencing factors. Thus it does not indicate that the above ranking applies for for each two purchased. Includes two new April releases. pedal and speed control. List any period other than the previous month. Those brands that appeared in previous issues for this category and do not happen to merit a listing above price is $99.95. are shown below with their rank order in the issue indicated in parenthesis. DYNA- PRUVE 1/12/63 Issue: Masterwork (4} Channel Master (9). Hi -Fi Stirs Paris Excitement 10/13/62 Issue: Delmonico (6). Continued from paie 45 Dynamic Groove Control has RCA's Liberty (3RC5) table been operating at COOK for shows in Los Angeles and New U. S. kit high fidelity component Magnavox Sales model FM /AM radio has been years, in all Cook records, be- York of an average 26 to 27 products, although very few, if cause . selected for exhibition at upcom- .. thousand. any, were shown. The Automatic Continuously Conversations Rise by 43% ing international design exposi- The number of dealers han- with dealers who attended this Variable Spectrum Equalizer is tions in Buenos Aires, London dling components in France has show from all parts covered in Cook US patent of France FORT WAYNE. Ind.-Mag- and the Louvre, Paris. The 2,603,720. Proof! doubled in the past year, with as well as other countries in Eu- navox sales reached over $200,- unit, which comes in a black and The Recording Volume expectations that they will more rope revealed that Indi- most of their 000,000 in 1962, representing combination, has an cator - first described 15 years than double this year. Speaking problems are subite color similar to the ones 't 43 per cent increase over the optional dealer price of $69.95. ago by Cook in Audio Eng. with dealers at one of their meet- experienced by high fidelity com- $140,000,000 gross volume level magazine. Proof! ings, as well as the distributors ponent dealers in the United in 1961. Magnavox president. Cook operates a special and foreign company representa- States. noise -free solid -state mastering Frank Freimann, in the firm's Headed for a Hit! tives, it is Included channel (all speeds, 30 i.p.s. evident that they ex- were such things as annual report. added that the incl.) open to 30Kc on the mas- pect a boom year in 1963 for more and better descriptive lit- 1962 figure represents an in- THE BLUE ter at hi level, standard mas- the sale of components. erature and more comprehensive crease of 250 per cent since tering and processing rates. Though many U. S. firms and explanatory instruction man- 1958. BELLES You can press with Cook too, were represented, little more uals on component equipment. After tax earnings rose to and nail down inventory prob- than token items of their com- The one very significant excep- $12,656,000, 41 per cent above DECATUR STREET lems. Positively lowest prices plete lines were displayed and tion to dealer complaints is that the 1961 earnings level. (One Block North of South Street) for first quality Earnings pressings. demonstrated. British and Jap- of discounting: byw Come visit us and see for your- discounting on per share of S1.73 were noted anese self. You'll be most welcome. products, as well as prod- high fidelity products is prac- for 1962 as against SI.26 for ACADEMY AWARD Newtown =5019 Your albums will hit hard and ucts from other countries within tically nonexistent in Europe. the previous year. the S. fast on Cook DGC and Vector - common market, were much U. magazines such as High Despite generally bad weather more Fidelity NEWTOWN RECORDS Stereo recordings. Be dyna- effectively demonstrated and Audio are widely conditions, sales for the first 6600 North Broad St. sure, and run your next release and in far greater depth. This read by enthusiasts here. two months of this year also Philadelphia 26. Pa. with: Livingstone 8 -5010 condition is no way represents The one inescapable conclu- rose 20 per cent over those of COOK a lack of interest on the part of sion I would have to draw from a year ago. the consumer public. my visit to this show was that Labs - 2nd St. - Stamford, Ct. Prices for U. 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Bunker Research Buyers & Selle Continued from page 41 Billboard the study through its own funds and would also seek the support of others. ri0 1U-141 31 "No other industry turns over to outsiders virtually complete A convenient market place for the best sources of flow of cash into music, control of the personnel . , serving mors than 20 000 buyers, sellers, and users of records, tapes, their business. And yet that is on what we have done in radio, and I believe the day will come when The Company that television finds it has the same JOB TOO SMALL- QUALITY PRESS regret," Bunker charged. Iqw cost. House of wax, 1697 Need Figures Broadway,13NO N. Y. C., CI 7.2159. np RENT REALLY goes after The lack of research data 1963 CHEVY II's available on radio was putting the more business CAN RECORDING FACILITIES media at a disadvantage, a group Day - Week - Weekend - Evening key agency repre- & SUPPLIES of advertisers, RECORD DISTRIBUTORS get more business... sentatives and radio station NO MILEAGE CHARGE representatives agreed at a panel devoted to "The Importance of METRACAR by consistent PROFESSIONAL DEMO Radio's Dollar Volume Figures." NATIONAL DISTRIBUTION 326 E. 48th St. "If radio is not seen in the On your own record label) RECORDS Bet. 1st E. 2nd Aves. advertisements in right company, it won't be Finest geed -Low Pricea- N. Y. C. Wire or write Top Notch Talent. brought," they pointed out. 8 Singcrs njo te-fgr&e,1, 18 InstN Reservations: PL 5.4616 Croupe. Billboard's The group urged broadcasters WORLD WIDE menu -Vocal Bring this Heat, Malern Tapa and Disc Equ1D. ad and save 5% to contibute information and RECORD DIST. CO., INC. (Ampex, Altec. RCN 1650 -B Broadway. New York 19, N. Y. Large Sóund TechN work through their national as- Vocal clans. Plano 01.`"81417,11° -1 "COMEDY GUIDE " -A FREE 29 -PAGE sociations to make figures avail- Song, 511.50 two Songs. 320.00 (95 or book Comedy" is 78n GIRT., Bass. Drvms, Sax, listing "Broadcast WELL SELL FOR YOU! add yours for the asnq. Also available is able and help radio grow. Clarinet. Steel Gutter. V1011n for a sample o 'Da Datca d Small fast dlstrlbutorx grouD, also own 59.00 each per sana. soklf Negative Implication ers of cod ativerUSlna medium Iooking pYpy for HOT SALES ITEM OR Ire.rd WRITE FOR FREE BROCHURE. to Shów)aBlz CöméQy Bérylçé(Dévvtt Buyers and Sellers' fall hlw), 65 Parkway Court. Brooklyn 35, An advertising agency spokes- e.g. Best possible prices on recants New York. my4 kinds, S too), toys or games. Also DEMONSTRATION RECORD man pointed out that agencies will sea Educational Systems. Job COMPANY 36.000 PROFESSIONAL COMEDY LINES: need figures to buy -if they úctauor se., a1MUSt havés Droed rots (Our 10th Year) :Monthly topical ga, too: Free well. W11 crvlce grow. bane. We pay our selva Deoplc Box 7409, Sta. C Lincoln, Nebraska earaloS. Robert Orbcn. 3536 Dintel CLASSIFIED don't buy, radio can't sell dlroctly through dlalr!Dutors or on Crescent. Daldwln Harbor. N!. Y. mh15.64 per qulry I' 7 111 h6o7t : e "When figures are not avail- PK X Wye.'vrCllr able, the implication is that ex- Iy, Omo. Attention, Denton. WANTED TO BUY: Harp Records, all penditures are so small as to be labels. Only clean stock at closeout MART CLASSICAL RECORDS AT GIVE -AWAY prìeca accepted. Please state quantity inconsequential," a panelist said. prlcea. Greatest opera rd convert & and prices In first letter. Reply to Don arasrs of any on perfect 78 RECORD ACCESSORIES henry, IS tcraaUonal Mus1c Service, 47 The group stressed that radio. rrppm's. Many collector's trams. Buy W. 61st St., New York 23, N, Y. ap20 its sta- stnely, albums or make otter for lot of DEALER FIXTURES with almost 4,000 -odd 800. R. Reynolds. 6875 Crandon, Chl tions, was the only major media cage, Ill. Phone: a1U 9 -0027. which did not make figures 1564 BROADWAY available. EFFECTIVE It's a proven, economical way to arouse FCC Figures Old HAYDN SOCIETY N.Y.C. DISPLAYS prospect Interest, to make sales and "Traditionally, sellers supply RECORDS Times information about their products SELL RECORDS! Square Office to increase protitslll -we resent the necessity to esti- ARE NOW AVAILABLE Art -Phyl makes a complete line of Space for Rent. mate," an agency spokesman Clarified Mart TO QUALITY DEALERS record displays for pegboard, (beck Me In every Issue said. counter, floor. Use your space 8700 Square Feet. It was pointed out that FROM COAST -TO -COAST effectively -at low cost) of Billboard ... see what others are currently, the only figures avail- The most diversified record rack Central Air Conditioning. doing ... then see what yea should able on radio advertising ex- Send for current catalog and display line. Very Reasonable Rental. do to meet and beat the competition. penditures were compiled by the ART -PHYL CREATIONS ESOTERIC, INCORPORATED Federal Communcations Corn- 5087 Frelinghuysen Avenue Contact mission, and these were over a P. O. BOX 1799 Newark 14, N. J. year old when released. N.J.: BI 8.5100 N.Y.: WO 4.2565 KENNETH LAUB HARTFORD, CONN. "Don't expect advertisers to of Collins Tuttle & Co. have faith in your industry if broadcasters don't have enough National Distributors for 261 Madison Ave. faith to provide figures," an ad- HAYDN SOCIETY RECORDS New York 16, N. Y. vertiser pointed out. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Telephone: RAB Willing MUrrayhill 2 -4020 Ed Bunker, of the Radio Ad- INTERNATIONAL PROFITS YOUR ablest. You an reach and sell your vertising Bureau, said that his pu liahcd songs, Wpea marcrs, 7.7,17a RECORD MF6. SERVICES, music Industry mhe Inter group was willing to do the job all over the world through the Inter and tests showed AND EOUIPMENT national Buyers & Sellers Exchange. that it could SUPPLIES Designed 'i help you reach markets CLASSIFIED RATES be done accurately and at a outside the U.S.A., It appears each week n Billboard. Per Insertion minimum cost. A figure of $2 per station per was men- RECORD PROMOTION month y2 1 2 Each Additional Inch tioned. & PUBLICITY Bunker said that stations need Manufacturers not set up elaborate bookkeeping MISCELLANEOUS Adrertiscn 59 s15 525 $9 systems- sending an extra car- bon of a billing invoice to RAB's Distributors 8 NEW OFFICES NEW LOCATION Employment SS so s15 $5 accounting department would be Advertisers enough. Same great promotion knowhow $202,573 TO WRITERS He emphasized that RAB Minimum sire sold is 1/2 ", approximately 35 words; 1" would keep confidential all Your unpublished manuscript may 70 words. All rates are for EACH advertisement, EACH JOE PETRALIA tine. 2" or larger set in specific information about in- be valuable) Our famous subsidy Advertisements boxed style. dividual stations but would just Record Artists Representative plan has returned $202,573 to If box number is used, allow 10 words for number and release brand totals. Park Sheraton Hotel writers (mostly beginners) in the address. Box number service charge, 50c per insertion. Not Bad Faith past seven years. We will publish, USE THIS NANDY AD ORDER BLANK 264 55th St. at 7th Ave. A panelist pointed out that Suite advertise, promote your book and once a commercial was aired, it New York 19, N. Y. pay you 40% of retail price. Please insert the following ad for consecutive issues. became public information and Phone: JU 6.6935 Send for FREE BROCHURE BB. Classification. Sine. it was ridiculous for broadcasters Set regular classified style. Set boxed classified style. to maintain they were betraying PAGEANT PRESS the faith of the advertiser by Amount enclosed 101 Fifth Ave. New York 3 furnishing figures. RECORD COVERS "Give us your " Bunker Creative young design grouD eDSMllgr. Copy. 'OK,' pro- >n covers and Dromotlonal matertal, ATTENTION, ]UNE BOX OPERATORS. urged broadcasters. "Give us a ilticam tete moohantcat to your exact Waned all your Wkeoffs. Pay tdgh clear indication eedricana, Inoluding artwork and /ot ampmenta. Can use you want the pD tographs. Excellent samples avall- Drlcee for monthly able. For and reference any F.r., % Write Kuhns service, and Dre.gtatlon 739ío we'll go to work," contant Dot. o.. 1266 Way, Sunnyvale, kindly Calif.,, or phono 779 -70.72. he said. COVERS Melvin A. Goldberg, vice - Box 983, "'i BB1V.V CLASSI- 1564 Broadway New York 38, N. Y. WANTED TO UY: SURPLUS president and director of NAB cal L. P. Record e, env label, any quantity. Rose Radio 214 Wabash SL, Company Name Authorized by research, said that the association and D1. Enclose Ilan,tgb, quantities and prices. was definitely going to go into SWING Address radio research. "But you (broadcasters) INTO SALES City Zone slate have Please enclose your D4Ymtnt. W. do not bill for

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By REN GREVATT varying hues. There is the conga nell, who recently scored im- NEW Talk is con- drummer, Mongo Santa Maria, pressively with his "Fly Me to YORK - Moon Easily heard in record circles of ordinarily associated with jazz the Bossa Nova," on has a good music, a term which means circles, whose "Watermelon Kapp, new one, "Diane," many things to many people. Man" on Battle Records has be- in much the same groove. Steve But for the juke box operator, come a widely programmed Allen, long absent from any sort any trend to what he himself item. On a completely different of sustained disk activity, has a may regard or what instrumental kick is the ricky- new piano instrumental in as good, "Gravy he might choose to call "adult" tick, old -fashioned flavor of Waltz," on Dot, and Md.'s 'Little Vegas' of his music, can only be welcome "Yakety Sax," by Nashville's fans regular TV show are good play news. And there's a lot of good tenor sax king Boots Randolph prospects if they find music around today, of the kind on Monument Records. this one on the box. But the that's bound to pull more dimes In still another direction is the adult programming Hit by State Bills and quarters from the pockets soft, easygoing flow of Henry bait doesn't end with instrumen- tals, in of the cash customers in pubs Mancini's "Days of Wine and not today's pop chart WASHINGTON -A gam- previous to the present ban, but and lounges everywhere. Roses," employing an almost in- derby. A number of other strong ing pinball ban in Maryland's machines bearing the IRS $250 strumental choral effect. This is items figure as box winners, in- Prince Georges County was en- gaming tax stamp are estimated It's already a good season for regarded as particularly hot cluding Andy Williams, who in 3,000 loca- instrumental singles hits, with has acted last week on the heels of a to have been going for the boxes right now, in view lately become hotter on disk banish slot ma- tions the State. A Bill Pursell's "Our Winter Love" broader bill to throughout of the national distribution of than ever before. a - recent crackdown at both fed- on Columbia just now passing chines Statewide over five the pic from which it takes its Benefiting from regular tele- will end Mary- eral and State level discon- its peak on the Billboard "Hot year period. Thus name. Yet another instrumental vision exposure, Williams has land's "little Vegas" of four nected a good many of these. 100" chart. This disk has en- flavor currently in favor is scored a juke that smash with his fine counties where the slots and On the other hand, the bill joyed especially heavy of the Arthur Lyman combo current ballad offering "Can't play. gaming pins have been legal. A banning gaming pins in Prince with its Polynesian- styled per- Get Used to Losing You," on third action limited amusement Georges County will affect all But there are others, too, and cussion sounds on "Love for Columbia. The side reached the pinball machines to two per floor Internal interestingly enough, widely pinballs bearing the of Sale," on Hi Fi Records. No. 2 slot this week. in Montgomery County. Revenue Service gaming stamp, Jazz Organ Hot Adult Fare The State Assembly scythed making owners liable for a maxi- Toward the lower end of the The same label, Columbia, through all coin -operated gam- mum $1,000 fine and up to a "Hot 100" currently but, never- could be said to be dominating bling devices, ending permissive year in jail, whether payoff was Tansey Takes theless, important operator wax the top chart action in good gambling in Southern Maryland, made in free plays or money. are such items as jazz organist music material at the moment. as promised by Maryland Gov. No evidence beyond the federal Post Jimmy Smith's "Back at the The firm has seven sides in the J. Millard Tawes in his recent gaming tax stamp will be needed NAMA Chicken Shack," on Blue Note, Top 40 listing, all of which can election campaign. for enforcement. and qualify for Charlie (bossa nova) Byrd's adult spins. Eydie Some confusion may result The third and somewhat sur- "Meditacao" Gorme is on Riverside, two coming off the biggest from the segmented anti -gam- prising action, limiting ordinary naturals for dancers. In the hit of her career in `Blame It sanctions. The State anti - bling p i n b a l l s in sweeping, concertoish on the Bossa amusement -type mood Nova," while Miss slots bill, with penalties up to Montgomery County locations category is "Theme from Law- Gorme's husband, Steve Law- $10,000 fine or a year in jail. to two per floor, also specifically rence of Arabia," with twin rence, given a new sound by the "excludes" free -play pinball ma- prohibits any free -play devices. pianists Ferrante and Teicher, label, is scoring with "Don't Be chines from the stiff penalties The latter, under ordinary cir- on United Artists. Afraid Little Darlin'," after his when they do not pay off in cumstances, should bear the IRS Two other newer items are smash "Go Away Little Girl." cash. Machines which pay off the Treasury was $250 stamp, since achieving good early attention The latter on many thou - are theoretically in violation of ruled two years back that all and should be watched. Jo Har- (Continued on page 58) anti -gambling State laws passed machines with free -play or mul- tiple -odds mechanism are per se gaming devices. Reaction to the ban on slots W. German Ops Plan Repeat U. S. and gaming pinballs was loud and sad in four Southern Mary- land counties which have been Junkets as Good Trade Investment collecting revenue expected to reach an estimated $1,797,000 By OMER ANDERSON sorb American expertise and Stuttgart reported, "This trip to in 1963 on the machines. The GILBERT H. TANSEY techniques. the United States was the best law will gradually squeeze out FRANKFURT - West Ger- The Germans, perhaps be- trade investment I ever made. the machines, allowing 20 per - CHICAGO -Gilbert H. Tan man operators are planning a latedly (although they don't I was amazed by what I saw. location in July 1966; 10 ma- sey has joined the National series of trade survey charter think so), are bent on learning Since returning, I have put into chines by July 1967, and none Automatic Merchandising Asso- plane junkets to the United from the U. S. through frequent practice a number of American anywhere in Maryland after July ciation to handle convention and travel 1, 1968. The gradual approach States this year. to America and study trips principles and techniques, and membership recruitment and to from coast to coast. my collections have risen as a will give the four counties a as The schedule will serve secretary of NAMA's be an- There is nothing humble or result. I plan on making at least chance to replace lost revenue affiliated State councils. nounced later, but trade leaders self -effacing about the German one and perhaps two trips to the from slots with other tax take, Tansey replaces Thomas E. said that at least three see -Amer- trade's charter -plane discovery States this year." if necessary. McCarthy who resigned as ica sorties will be arranged. The of America. Not only do the Another operator, in Bruns- NAMA director of conventions German trade has just discov- Germans hope to learn from the wick, commented, "We in Ger- and member services. McCarthy ered the possibilities inherent in United States; they hope, in the many have always had the idea charter -plane will become an account execu- tours. The out- process, to drum up business for we knew a little bit more about Federal Tax tive with an association man- look, henceforth, is for heavy German -made equipment. this business than anybody else. agement firm, headquarted in German trade travel across the How wrong we were. We can Atlantic. Failed Often Glenview, Ill., where he will This country has failed con- learn a lot from the Americans, serve as executive secretary for The Germans will try to ar- spicuously to crack the U. S. and most of us feel that time is Agents Grab two trade associations. range charter plane flights to coin machine market, virtually a- wasting." Tansey comes to NAMA from major U. S. trade meetings, fore- the only segment of the German Impressions the Dartnell Corporation, a re- most these of MOA and NAMA. electro- mechanical industry with Most of the operators and search publishing company However, the flights have a no substantial U. S. trade. In other trade figures polled on Ark. Pinballs where he specialized in develop- broader purpose: to enable Ger- the light of last autumn's recon- their American odyssey said they ing and conducting training man operators and distributors naissance by a charter -plane were most impressed -and have WEST MEMPHIS, Ark. -A seminars for executives. (and also manufacturers) to ab- party, the German trade is now profited the most by emulation team of four U. S. Internal disposed to blame its failure as since returning home -by the Revenue agents swept through much on poor merchandising as large (by German standards) West Memphis last week and on unfavorable market condi- U. S. operated routes, by the confiscated nearly $5,000 worth tions. tightly organized and automated of pinball bingo machines which It was the charter flight last operations, and by the intensive did not have the $250 Federal October by German, Dutch and development of locations. gaming stamp. Swiss operators, distributors and By contrast, the German The agents, with a large truck technicians that set off the cur- trade, according to the remark- accompanying them, picked up rent travel wave. This group at- ably frank self- criticism and four machines at Pancho's Res- tended the NAMA convention analysis now going on, is a gen- taurant, a first -class Mexican in San Francisco and visited ma- eration behind the most progres- food eating place owned by jor trade centers and plants en sive segments of the U. S. trade. Berger Enterprises and headed route back to New York. For There are many untapped pho- by Louis Kack Berger. many of the European ops, the nograph location possibilities in The agents also stopped at trip was the biggest experience this country, and service and Dot's Cafe on Highway 70, a in their lives since World War II. maintenance operations are still mile east of West Memphis. A All returned tremendously im- elementary by U. S. standards. scout had reported a machine pressed by the vitality and enter- While much of the German there with no stamp. When Irving Kaye Company, Inc., Brooklyn, has streamlined its de luxe prise of the U. S. trade. A poll admiration is for U. S. equip- agents arrived, however, the ma- here was chine had disconnected. Eldorado pool table. Lower part of the cabinet and the legs are of the participants shows that, ment, the trade greatly been six months later, most of them impressed with the profession- Word of the agent's raid painted in colors which complement the grain finish of the now have introduced U. S. operating alism of the U. S. operator, who traveled fast. By the time they upper part of the cabinet. This adds a longer, shallower look. techniques into their own busi- strikes the Germans as being a got to B & F Cafe and Truck Tables are available in platinum walnut, mahogany and teak ness, and are profiting thereby. blend of public relations man Stop a few hundred yards down with the new complementary finishes. For example, an operator in (Continued on page 58) (Continued on page 58)

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Two-sided action may be expected from the following records. For the juke box operator limited to from 100 to 200 sides per achine, they represent maximum programming effectiveness. Records listed below have both sides either on the Hot 100 or have iv 'Golden Oldies' Single Button been on the Hot 100. See Spotlight Reviews for additional information on doubleplay disks.

CAN'T GET USED TO LOSING YOU Gets lots of Play in New York -< ANDY WILLIAMS, COLUMBIA 42674 >---. ROCHESTER, N. Y. -A crease in interest from the 35 'Green Eyes' followed by a voice DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES "Golden Oldies" experiment has to 45 and even older age groups that says 'Of course, the world had some mildly spectacular re- in hearing the recordings of of fine popular music reached TWENTY MILES sults for John Bilotta, large juke Glenn Miller, Artie Shaw, Al new peaks with the late and box distributor and operator Jolson and others. great Glenn Miller and such im- -1 CHUBBY CHECKER, PARKWAY 862 here. Bilotta's radio station pro- mortals as ..: (play a few bars >- Bilotta says his machines have gramming is broken down by of a Glenn Miller favorite). LET'S LIMBO SOME MORE shown a 20 to 25 per cent in- years. As an example, a 1947 "Do this with a few more crease in collections since he program consists of: great hits of the past and then started programming a single - Arthur Godfrey's "Too Fat explain that all these and many I GOT WHAT I WANTED button Golden Oldies concept Polka" more can be heard right here on some 90 juke boxes. The Harmonicats "Peg o' and now by pressing the 'Golden -< BROOK BENTON, MERCURY 72099 >-- In fact the experiment has My Heart" Oldies' button for 50 cents. been so successful that Bilotta's Woody Herman's "Wood - "End it with a seductive DEARER THAN LIFE Newark (N. Y.) radio Station choppers Ball" female voice saying something WACK is going to start a "Twi- Vaughn Monroe's "Balle- like, 'Let's you and I take a SURFIN' U. S. A. light Hour" devoted to the rina" musical trip down memory lane sounds of the 1920's and 1930's. Les Paul and Mary Ford's and share again some of the < BEACH BOYS, CAPITOL 4932 The radio station and juke "How High the Moon" finest musical in the >- moments box programming will be tied A 1940 sample consists of: history of great music'." SHUT DOWN together -each promoting the Bob Wills' "San Antonio Bilotta said he felt it would other. Rose" be even more effective if such Yesteryear Sounds Frank Sinatra's "All or artists as Helen O'Connell, Bing FOOLISH LITTLE GIRL Bilotta is also trying to inter- Nothing at All" Crosby and Harry James could est record companies in re- Artie Shaw's "Begin the Be- do their own voice cuts. SHIRELLES, SCEPTER 1248 >- issuing some of the fine songs guine" and "Stardust" of yesteryear. Johnny Long's "Shanty NOT FOR ALL THE MONEY IN THE WORLD Bilotta reports a marked in- Town" Bilotta has issued a blanket invitation for record companies YOU DON'T LOVE ME ANYMORE (and I Can Tell) to furnish him lists of their SEEBURG ADDS "Golden Oldies." He said he RICK NELSON, DECCA 31475 > would order them both for use 10 LITTLE LP'S on his radio station and his I GOT A WOMAN juke box business including his CHICAGO -Ten new albums routes plus his Bilotta Enter- LOSING YOU have been added to Seeburg's prises and Rex -Bilotta Distribu- Little LP library. Albums re- tors, Wurlitzer distributor for all BRENDA LEE, DECCA 31478 leased in the program since the of New York State except the --< second edition of the little LP greater metropolitan area of HE'S SO HEAVENLY catalog was published in Janu- New York City. ary now total 52. Another Bilotta idea is a RCA Victor artists are repre- "shill" record that would auto- A LOVE SHE CAN COUNT ON sented in six of the latest sets. matically promote the Golden These are Paul Anka, Sergio Oldies whenever the juke boxes MIRACLES, TAMLA 54078 > Franchi, - Sam Cooke, Perez are silent over an extended Prado, Arthur Fiedler and Hank period. I CAN TAKE A HINT Snow and Anita Carter. Other House Record artists are Tony Mottola, Com- In a letter to A. D. Palmer, mand; Gloria Lynne, Everest; TAKE THESE CHAINS FROM MY HEART Wurlitzer director of advertising VEND -TRONICS' new currency Jimmy Reed, Vee Jay, and and promotion, Bilotta sug- changer handles dollar bills RAY CHARLES, ABCPARAMOUNT 10435 > Leonard Pennario, Capitol. gested, "Why not have a pro- -< motion record for the house plus coins, and sells for IIInnI11nu18IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 NO LETTER TODAY owner to play when things are $1,195. Unit has a capacity Exclusive quiet on the phonograph. This of $740.10 and provides a record could be a voice that maximum of 1,578 vends BUILT -IN AUTOMATIC says, 'Hi folks, remember the from one full loading. Modem Recent good old days a few years back Coin C o m p a n y, Cincinnati, to this Helen when we all thrilled headed by Willard Walton, O'Connell best seller ?' has been named national dis- STEREO RELEASES "At this point, play a few bars of Helen O'Connell's tributor. TIER for Music Operators RevohÚonarYS Now BURG D Folk Tunes Making SEEBURG ARTIST OF THE WEEK CO SOLE BILLY ECKSTINE -Don't Worry 'Bout Me Fans in Milwaukee Mercury (Pop Vocal) Till Then Was You Kind of Fool Am I? It Isn't Fair Is) The Tender releases when pro- /What /(Love MILWAUKEE - One -stops folk music Trop Beauty of True Love /The Exodus Song Guilty /Don't Worry 'Bout Me FOR SALE a claim that juke box operators gramming their routes. For Tender Is the Night /Stronger in Town GAMES & BOWLERS now pay closer attention to the long time, operators here shied United Classic Bowler ....$595.00 away from folk tunes. Only ex- Bally Heavy Hitter 195.00 ceptions were coinmen that All titles listed above are oustem 331h stele. singles packaged for the lake Ma operator. Keene Hi- Straight 115.00 .. Other or record companies may get weekly listings of their product sending Hercules Bun 245.00 catered to spots patronized by packagers by Gottlieb Sitting Pretty 125.00 the high school and college relveses to Juke Box Reviews, Billboard, 1364 Medway, New York 36, N. T. Williams Span Ship 195.00 trade. Today, according to Gor- Phonos -Wall Boxes don Pelzek, Downtown Radio Warlitser 2400, 2404, 2410.5545.00 Doctors, each order for a coin - at the Record City one -stop, too, the result of hard hitting air Wurlitzer 2500, 2504, 2510. 645.00 man contains a healthy share of affirms Gene Geier. He lists coverage in recent weeks. Wurlitzer 2300 445.00 Reck10Ia Hlds -A-Way 1440 75.00 the new folk items. "Tom Cat," by the Rooftop Several Western records mov- AMI F120 175.00 Top folk performers on the Singers, as the outlet's best seller ing fast at the Downtown Radio AMI E 120 95.00 Seeburg 200 Sel. WB ... 59.50 juke box shopping lists include in the coin trade. Also big with Doctors one -stop are James Gil - AMI 200 Sel. WO 59.50 Warner Bros.' Peter, Paul and operators here is the Peter, Paul reath's "Little Band of Gold," Wurlitzer 5210 WO 59.50 Wurlitzer 5207 WO 37.50 Mary; the Kingston Trio and and Mary "Puff." on Joy; Ned Miller's "One Seebure 3W1 WO 29.50 the fast rising Rooftop Singers. Bossa nova continues to find Among the Many," Fabor Rec- CIGARETTE VENDORS Best selling new folk music re- favor with juke box disk buyers. ords, and "Blue," Jack Reno, lease this week has been "Tom "No particular artists leading Fonograf. Eastern, 22 column $45.00 Cat" by the Rooftop Singers, the demand, however," Expected to blossom C.II Wrtf. or Cable. says into ablr. LEWJO TYPE "T" AND "A" vending following close on their first Geier. "The operators just want strong juke box favorites, are W. are now distriDUtors cor 3mok.shepf .led botflf.b. machine motor s, equipped smash waxing, "Walk Right In." the latest bossa nova releases, these two fresh releases, re- with single or double mag- Also swingers, says Gordon they don't care who the artists ports Gene Geier, Record City: Pelzek, are Peter, Paul and are." "Move Along Baby," Les Paul "CA; Distributing Co. netic brake and featuring in- Lewdo terchangeability with most Mary's new "Puff" and The A strong moving juke box and Mary Ford, Columbia, and Exclusive Wurlitzer Distributor Reverend Mr. Black," by the Brenda Lee's new "Losing You," motors now in service, have record noted here is "Hey Little 1301 N. Capitol Ave. 329 W. Ninth SI. Kingston Trio, all in the folk Decca. Geier also forecasts good gton Ky. been introduced by Speedway One," Dorsey Burnette, on Era Indianapolis, Ind. Covi, song vein. juke box action for the new Greater Cincinnati Manufacturing Company, La- Folk tunes are in good de- Records. This reissue has picked 'Struttin With Maria" by the Tel.: MElrose 51593 Tel.: AX 16969 Grange Park, Ill. mand among the operator trade up momentum in this market as Tiajuana Brass.

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KEEP YOUR BALI BOWLERS ZIG -ZAG AT LONG LAST UJA to Honor IN ACTION! A Counter Game ball play. It st-1 UNIVERSAL ea:.InSire' 12`x117'. I5 g?r English Brewers Give BACK GLASS scar¡ A11 PROTECTOR /Isnatural wood cabl- net. Assistant D. A. 573.95 eo Juke Box a Kind Word UNIVERSAL PIN MOOD' LONDON -The wall of re- LP stereo console and consolette SHUFFLEBOARD William Cahn PROTECTOR sistance toward juke boxes in for the malsters' mellowing atti- 511.50 ea. SCOREBOARDS United Kingdom taverns owned tude. He was also enthusiastic NEW YORK -William Cahn. Borne coin 'per.rea. ls, 21 e /or by breweries has been breached about the "beneficial effects" of Specify rand 5o points fHO necolla N. Over assistant district attorney of this week. UK coin -amusement exhibitors Mfgr Made of solid steel bot Geed doble -faced oe

write Capt. Kidd 275 Bally Engne $1395 150 locations from Monroe Coin Machine Exchange Company 1111 10 LORDS Contest 235 Bally Mot Rod' 395 EXCLUSIVE PRAYER f75." Double Action 250 Belly Western Express 39S in April 1961. 10 sIDEWALK Boat 395 Flipper Parade 775 Cane TRUE FULL DIMENSIONAL STEREO SOUND ENGINEERS 125.00 Hì -Diver 195 Champion None 395 SO ART CE is delivered right a the phonograph by combining LENGERS 49.50 Jolly Joker 261 Tosco Elephant 410 Jungle 195 :3717; Htot I3T75S perfect factory pre.angled stereo cone tweeters...

l VENDORS Kewp% Doll 250 r cotl e . Pinballs All Right in Ohio Taverns with the main uni speakers. Achieving a sound 100 Victor It Lancer 275 Misi America Boat .. 295 that immediately captures the patrons attention - 260 Mod T Fo rd Ball Gum f 6.50 Life A Card thus assuring complete loation- satisfaction and 100 Ativan

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gladly change it to 100 per cent personal service," he added. Folz said that mail order was Personal Service Big Factor a faster -money business and that (Continued on page 58) In Selling locations, Panel Told non By NICK BIRO locations, commissions and mail thing to get if the person's CHICAGO- "Let the loca- order vs. service business. credit and reputation were all SUPER 60 ready to tion owner see and feel the Profit Stressed right. He suggested it for all NO BREAKING serve every merchandise he's going to vend." Roger Folz noted that with operators. NO CRUSHING small stores, operator from That's Roger Foli s advice to he usually took in Harold Folz pointed out that NO MISSING operators trying to sell a new a sample machine, gave the his firm did about 90 per cent Coast to Coast stop. location owner numerous fill of its business with locations at Low Factory samples, and profit Prices Folz, who, with his brother stressed the that were serviced personally the machine Harold, operate some 30,000 could make for and only about 10 per cent him machines making him the larg- -rather than emphasizing with mail -order stops. LET THE TEN the servicing and work that BIG est single operator in the U. S., "If I had my choice, I would Folz would do. said he always gives the loca- SERVE YOUR NEEDS With large chains, Folz said tion owner some samples of his he took a The most complete bulk vending products. picture of typical facilities available to installations to the chain store el AVINGS satisfy all "When the location owner 4A your vending needs. buyer, again gave him some starts to give me back the ball ALL WAREHOUSES CARRY samples of the fill, and em- gum for charms, I push it right phasized the A COMPLETE STOCK earnings the ma- OF back at him. The longer he chines would CHARMS, RINGS, produce. ALI AND CAP- fingers and plays with the "The best way to get around SULES, VENDING MA- merchandise, the better chance talking commissions is to talk VENDING CHINE5, I have for making a sale." GUM, NUTS, profits," said Folz. "When an- rtavoss CANDY,

1 1 CHICAGO -Harry Bell, Chi- THE MOST COMPLETE and FINEST LINE of BULK VENDORS NEW YORK CITY cago operator, and Rolfe Lo- bell, Leaf Brands, Chicago, were NORTHWESTERN *-L. C. TOPPER, $15.00 ea. cited for outstanding service to Large capacity 1175 gais 100 -Count Cum Attractive SALES b SERVICE National Vendors Association Plastic Globe Dependable Vending Low Pace Add 446 West 36th Street L. C. TOPPER to Your Present Locations for ADDED Write today for full last week. Bell, the association's PROFIT! Large Stock of Vendors -Parts and Marchandise. New York, N. Y. information on the for 212 LO 46467 treasurer, and Lobel, convention Write Prices. Vendorama V2 Capsule chairman, received their cita- LOGAN DISTRIBUTING Vendor and the néw V2 tions from Don Mitchell, legal CO. OAKLAND 1850 W. Division St. Chicago 22, III. Capsule.® counsel, at the Saturday after- STANDARD VENDING noon luncheon in Chicago's MACHINE SUPPLY CO. Sheraton. Mitchell noted that 5215 Bell's service came "despite a East 12th Street ROCKET OR Entirety new, especially designed items Oakland 1, Calif. long seige of recent illness," and comprise half of our New 415 Jumbo Charm 261 -9037 that Lobell had been a peren- VICTOR JUMBO Assortment. The other half is Deluxe nial contributor to NVA's effort 50 Rings which rend perfectly because of PHILADELPHIA and success an insert containing an VENDING since the associa- ALL (HARM VENDING ' extra prize. CORP. tion's inception RAKE COIN MACHINE some 13 years 5711 W. GRAND AVENUE ago. THIS IS ALL NEW. EXCHANGE CHICAGO 39, ILL BE THE FIRST IN YOUR TERRITORY. BIG PROFITS. II IIIIII IIIII II IIIII II 1111111 1111111 II 609 Spring Gorden Street IIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII II IIIII IIIII II IIIIII 1111111 Atlas has the Philadelphia, Penna. perfect machine for Jumbo Charms. 215 WA 52676 Write for information on how to convert other Vendors. 1 VENDING HEADQUARTERS ST. LOUIS Rot FREE Illustrated SAMUEL J. PHILLIPS CO. VICTOR n'ai Chrma, a et aulk 2950 Washington Blvd. cRIMSn.rm. St. Louis, Missouri THE MOST COMPLETE and FINEST LINE of BULK VENDORS The 314 OL 2.15 miL. C. TOPPER, $15.00 ea. CONTACT YOUR Large Capacity 1175 Balls 100 -Count Gum Attractive PENNY KING NRE IG Plastic Globe Dependable Vending Low Price Add WAREAEHOUSST E TODTAEN Y an L. C. TOPPER to Your Present Locations for ADDED Company PROFIT! Large Stock of Vendors -Parts and Merchandise. Write for Prices. 2534 Mission St., Pittsburgh 3, Pa. BITTERMAN & SON CHAR M3' i . (Member MVMD, 91-15144th Place, Jmais 3s, N.Y. INC.) 4711 E. 27th Street Kansas City 27, Missouri World's Largest Se/ire/on of Miniatore Charms Phone: WA 3 -3900

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...., IMMEDIATE DELIVERY World Famous îrn AMCO HAND PAINTED MINIATURES Highlights of the VICTOR SANITARY Standard TOPPER VENDOR NVA Convention The Finest for lc or 5c

Vending Flat Pack Far ball Gum and Products (harms.

10c, 25c and Also 50( Operation avellable 00 mEZT;TVZ.N. for Peanuts ''x'22xletP/aP.'"Ad"véng and Bulk O coin detector with auto- 12.50 Per Thousand Candles. matic com return 'Olen machine is empty. Se Pa- AT YOUR NEAREST WAREHOUSE Packed and rate coin box. O OR DIRECT FROM sold 4 For Bete lb and Prices O Write, Wire, Phone TOdaYi DTKOMEM,i. to cow O IL 151-07/4c6trAve.P.0.6etS10. MEMBER NATIONAL VENDING O 212RE.11.3437 (member MVMD, It,.) MACHINE DISTRIBUTORS, Inc. E 4111116 BILLBOARD'S NICK BIRO interviewS Ken McPhail and members of GRAFF his two Canadian bulk vending firms following the group's dramatic VENDING SUPPLY CO., INC. J. SCHOENBACH walkout preceding last week's National Vendors Association conclave. ADVERTISING McPhail had applied for NVA membership and been refused. Follow- 00 2817 W. Davis Street Dallas, Texas Factory Distributor of Bulk and Ball Gum BU SIN ESS PAPERS ing considerable parliamentary jockeying at the Vendors, Merchandise, Parts, Globes pre-convention MEANS Stamp Vendors, Folders, Cigarette and board meeting. McPhail's group left in a stormy protest before their Candy Machines. Sanitary Vendors and membership application could be put to a vote. Left to right: Doug Merchandise. EVERYTHING THE Say Sanitary Clor, McPhail Vending; Bill LoPlatt, Beaver; Steding You Saw It in Billboard OPERATOR REQUIRES. Douglass, Vend- Craft president; Glenn McPhail, Beaver of America; Ken McPhail; 715 Lincoln Place, BROOKLYN 16, N. Y. Dick Rollins, sales manager; Sid Caplan, attorney; John Boylan, PResIdent 2-2900 investor; Roy Chase, Vend-Craft, and Ray Tourangeau, investor. EVERYONE IS SWINGING TO BEAVER VENDORS O MANDELL GUARANTEED USED MACHINES

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O NATIONAL VENDING MACHINE Distributors Association members gather at their annual luncheon meeting held in conjunction with the big bulk vending convention- last week. Elected to office were Ed Flanagan, president; Nathan Rake, vice-president, and Bernie Bitter- man (retained) as secretory-treasurer. Moe Mandell retired after seven 00 years in the president's chair.

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Yinii-Eflto 100 et. 0 --f.00-C I All These Features . . *" I. Engineered for coins of any country, up to size of le ge English penny or U. S. 50c. 2. YEARS AHEAD STYLING-Demanded by Chain Stores. 3. Compact, practical-Smallest floor space with greatest earnings. Mark l's fasten neatly together, forming o battery of ony size. 4. THE FINEST MATERIALS-Without comparison for time, weather, and usage resistance. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 5. BUILT FOR BUSINESS-Cotner locka eliminating water seepage, corner protection pipes, out-of-view wheels, and innurneroble other on the New exclusive features are reasons why Beaver is the world's largest selling bulk vendor. EVERETT GRAFF (right) is NATIONAL VENDING Machine Dis- 6. SIMPLE-Ready-filled jars with labels or displays speed up servicing. cited as the Northwestern tributors cited the Northwestern Cor- Chain Store managers who fill their own machines will find it Corporotion's leading dis- poration as the year's outstanding easy-even if they know nothing about vendors. tributor at pre-National manufacturer at last week's National 7. SANITARY-Jars come filled, labeled, and clinic clean. Vendors Association conven- e. SWIFT-Ready-filled quick-change jars cut service time way down SUPER SIXTY tion festivities here last Vendors Association conclave. Waldo and practically eliminate shop work with no more filling, week. Northwestern presi- Bolen, Northwestern preside., accepts applying This capsule decals, washing globes, etc. dent Waldo Bolen makes the the trophy from Moe Mandell, retiring vendor Is truly of the 9. The empty jars themselves will be in great demand by store- the most presentation. president distributor group. accurate keepers, his friends, and his customers for cookie at or display jars. on the market. íd ' Handles all site Truly . . . the Disposable Jar used in conjunction capsules without with the BEAVER MARK 1 opens up "skipping," break- 0 ing or crushing. "A New Frontier In Bulk Vending"

Gold decorative Distributorships Available Throughout the World front panel. Mam- Addreu All Inquiries To: moth capacity. Available with 5c, 10c iBEAVER INTERNATIONAL. or 25c LAWERNCE AVE. W. TORONTO 15, Mechanisms

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Name MR. AND MRS. PAUL GUYNES receive the keys to a new Falcon NORTHWESTERN stationwagon from Paul A. Price (left) following a drawing held O by Campaay SALES AND SERVICE CO. Price's firm et last week's National Vendors Association conclov in Chicago's Sheraton. It's been a happy two weeks for Guys., MOE MANDELL " who just the week before was named chief executive officer of Address 446 W 3Oth Sr., New York18 N 1' Graff Vending, Dallas. tOnnorie 4 6467 City and State

www.americanradiohistory.com 54 BILLBOARD APRIL 13, 1963 APRIL BONUS FOR SALE -USED VICTOR TOPPER DELUXE, 1c..S 9.00 Atlanta House ACORN, 8 Lb., S.A.W., 1c.... 9.00 from REX -BILOTTA VICTOR PEN MACHINES, t0c.. 14.00 For Guggenheim Cruising the NVA Convention ABBY TRADING CARDS, Buy 5c (3 Column) 13.00 CHICAGO - Karl Guggen- ABBY TRADING CARDS (New) Billboard's roving photographer caught these scenes of 5c (2 column) 13.00 heim, Inc., New York charm (AII Good Con dil ion) ONE (1) WURLITZER, action at the exhibit area last week's National Vendors manufacturer, last week named of BASEBALL (ARDS- Association Convention at the Sheraton Chicago Hotel. MODEL 2100 its 12th regional warehouse, ALL TIME GREATS $ .50 M H. B. Hutchinson, Atlanta. The BASEBALL CARDS - also warehouses TED WILLIAMS .35 M Get firm has in (Minimum 100 M) Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, FOB -Oceanside, New York Cleveland, Dallas, Houston; 3 MODEL 5100 FOCI VENDING CO., INC. Kansas City, Mo.; Los Angeles, Box 8, Oceanside, N. Y. WALL BOXES New York; Oakland, Calif., and Philadelphia.

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REFINISHED VENDORS N.W. Model 49, It or Se Bulk $13.50 ñrueti ¿ Caetro N.W. Model 49, 1t B/G 13.50 Silver King 1t 8. 5e Bulk 8.50 Skeletons Victor Toppers, 1t 11.00 Acorn 1t or 5l Bulk 12.00 Si1Ver King 5t Hot Nut (NEW) 15.00 Premiere 1t Card Vender 14.50 Victor Model V le 830 N.W. 10 col. Tab Gum 21.50 Mills 6 col. Tab Gum 14.50 The fam¢d DuGrenier 4 col. Tab Gum 14.50 Wurlitxer Victor Vendoramas, le 13.95 Waloz, the Victor 2000 (like new) 18.50 'Jewlbel" N.W. 5e Pkg. Vender 21.50 self, pl ys Victor Baseball Game 19.50 Ten reav N.W. Model 60 (like new) 13.50 Ï Tunes O the drop of a halt daller. 5e 8.95 Reap Drolit from the fahulous combina Victor Baby Grands, capsule Non: Victor 400, capsule 10.00 Silver King Hunter, B/G (NEW) 2930 The skeletons everyone's been looking Model 5010 Wallboxes hooked into a 5t Trading Card Vender, 3 col. 29.00 for! Realistic, lifelike heads of thrush Wurlitxer Model 2700 Phonograph with Acorn Model 400 lc B/O 12.50 schev and Castro on skeletons. the famous Golden Bar. The hest money- 2 Loads of play value for young and old making Installation you can have in 25e A 10e9(Iikoanew) 19.50 alike. box juke history! 3 col. Ajax Hot Nut 29.50 Labels ONLY slim Send for list -101 of merchenelse, per M Plus 1 POWER PACK charms, novelties ana machines. available Jg (apsuled, assorted 1/3 DEPOSIT ON A OR DERS, Plus INSTALLATION BALANCE G.LLO.D. PAU' SEND ALL x, ÚRD RS UNDER s1000R PRICE c°-*INC. 55 Leonard St. * Y. 13, COrtlandt 7- 5191 -8 Rake Coin Machine Exchange

609 A Spring Carden St.. Philadelphia 23. Pa. REX- BILOTTA CORP. WAluut S2616 Servicing is SYRACUSE: 821 So. Salina St. Simplified Other Offices: when answering ads . . e with the RICOTTA ENTERPRISES NEWARK: 224 N. Main Street Say You Saw It in ALBANY: 1226 Broadway Billboard Northwestern INTERCHANGEABLE -:. MERCHANDISE UNIT IF YOU ATTENDED NVA in

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N. W. MODEL 60, like new. S11.50

N. W. MODEL 49 12.50

N. W. TAB GUM 14.95

N. W. MODEL 33 BALL GUM IS A COMPLETE PLAY & PEANUTS 4.25 ACORN 400 CAPSULE, ROCKET or 100 COUNT GUM MACH. 10.95

ACORN 6 or 8 LB. GLOBE, lc BALL GUM or CONFECTION 9.95

SILVER KING, 1c or 5c 4.95

HALLMARK PEN MACHINES, 75 GOVE STREET EAST BOSTON 28, MASS. 25c 13.50 Member National Vendors Association SELECTO VEND TAB VENDORS 5.95 U. S, POSTAGE STAMP Member Carolina Bulk Vendors Association MACHINES, 5c, 10c Col 9.95 Member New York Bulk Vendors Association Write for catalog on mplete line Member Ohio Bulk Vendors Association of Bulk Vendor Suppliez. Member Florida Penny Vendors Association TITAN VENDOR SUPPLY CO. Member Massachusetts Bulk Vendors Association 1210 Farman Street Omaha, Neb. Member Western Tennessee Bulk Vendors Assoc. Phone: 344 -1340

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Report From Britain Mar -Matic Sales Executive WORLD'S Prefers LVTF Over ATE Seeburg Stet Till '65 The lecture, the first to arts LARGEST group about juke boxes, was in- LONDON - Uncomplimen- attendance was many times the LONDON -Juke box opera- troduced by H. J. Leak, presi- tary comparisons between the size of the ATE," he stated. tors in the UK have been noti- dent of BSRA and founder of Amusement Trades Exhibition Grange, echoing remarks of INVENTORY fied by Seeburg (G.B.), Ltd., H. J. Leak and Company, Ltd., in January, and the Licensed spokesmen for other UK dis- that the firm's LP console units electronics equipment maker. Victuallers' Trade Fair two tributors, felt that ATE or- won't be superceded until 1965 weeks ago, were ganizers "should use a hall like at least. voiced for the FOR Venus Takes Bow coin -trade by one executive this Earls Court next time, instead SALE News was announced last week. of the Royal LONDON -The debut of the Horticultural week by John Henderson, UK "The LVTF show was en- Hall." The former auditorium Keeney Venus pin table in the Seeburg head. Capital saving joyed, and was is more accessible, better Send for New UK was held in London better dressed and would "greatly help operators," last and laid known to the week. Pressmen and distributors better out than the public, besides courtesy of his firm's policy, he ATE," Geoffrey H. Grange, having better accommodations. Spring Lists pointed out. were hosted by Mar -Matie Sales, He brought the general sales manager of Mar - scored news from the Seeburg Interna- Ltd., over cocktails at the Gor- Grange the attendance ing Hotel where the showing Matie Sales, Ltd, told Billboard. comparisons of the two recent tional Sales Conference in Zur- "The tone was better, and the ich this month. was held. expositions. "The LVTF had ARCADE -GAMES 28,000 visitors, while the ATE The gathering was to cele- BINGOS Phonos Help Diskeries brate arrival of the first consign- had the same 3,000 milling -RI DES ment of this new bingo pinball around all week," he pointed LONDON -Juke boxes have machine, handled exclusively by Rowe AC Lays out. MUSIC, etc. influenced and helped the UK Mar -Matic Sales, Ltd., in the His company, Mar -Matic record industry, L. Cullum, fac- UK through their distributors: Sales, will exhibit at the North- tory manager of Ruffler & Walk- Coughtreys Automatic Supply ern Amusement Trades Exhibi- DAVID ROSEN er, Ltd., London distributor, told Company; Ruffler & Walker, Out Areas for tion, Blackpool, in November, Eulesive A H 1 Dist._ Ea. Pa. a large gathering of the British Ltd.; Peter Simper & Company, he said. Organizer is Jack D. 855 N. BROAD STREET, PHILA. 23, PA. Sound Recording Association Ltd., and Perrett Automatics, Rose Exhibitions, Ltd., Brighton. PHONE. CENTER 2.2903 last week. Ltd. Cullum was addressing the The press reception was fol- Distributors group by invitation at the Royal lowed by a lunch meeting for Society of Arts. He spoke of the Mar -Matic distributors, "to dis- CHICAGO -Southern Amuse- history of the juke box in detail, cuss promotion of the new Kee- ment Company, Memphis, and and the workings ney machine," Mar -Matic Automatic Music Distributors, demonstrated said Oklahoma City, of a machine. exec Geoffrey H. Grange. were last week named distributors for Rowe AC Services' line of phonograph and vending equipment. EXCLUSIVE! DESIGNED Southern will handle the line DELUXE for in the western half of Tennessee, POCKET PROFITABLE northern half of Mississippi and chicago coin's 6- all of Arkansas except Fort PLAr- Smith and Fayetteville. Automatic will handle the line for all of Oklahoma plus Fay- GRAND PRIZE etteville and Fort Smith, Ark. Principals of Automatic are Har- 6 PLAYER BOWLING GAME lan Drake, president; John H. Porter, vice -president, and Mrs. Edna Drake, secretary- treasurer. Southern's staff includes Mrs. Celia G. Camp Hodge, Charles V. McDowell and Wolf Lebo - vitz.

WALNUT Now! Servicing Is Just FINISH ONLY Jim Cherry Back 10 Seconds Away! For complete Information, see your distributor or write After Eight -Week ® SALES COMPANY Europe Sales Trip 333 MORTON STREET, BAY CITY, MICHIGAN . TWinbrook 5-8587 NEW YORK - Jim Cherry, general sales manager for Mar - matie, Ltd., was in New York NEWI "SWING- AWAY" this week after a two -month Servicing - Provides yeblI\\\\\\y INSTANT ACCESS European sales trip. Mar -Matit to ATLAS ... Reconditioned -Guaranteed represents Keeney and Jennings Interior Mechanism in Europe. MUSIC GAMES VENDING without moving Gomel 0 Cherry will visit both facto- ries during his stay in the United \\ \ w. oiveeser ssvo. \\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ b7C. \ States. During his \ recent Euro- hlcoyo 2: y/ap/n!c 12s cNiuco s. nuHOis VENDING MUSIC (Continued on page 58) Completely Reconditioned 6.14.1. 1.200M (50c) $345 ROWE L.1000 4flayer, A.M.I. CONTINENTAL 2.200 (SOc) 725 Exceptionally Clean $535 You're in business to make money. ROWE RV 750 (Fresh Brew) 445 R OCKOLA 1448 225 Billboard is in business to help you. VENDO YCY 900 (Fresh Brew) 295 OCKOLA 1455 225 DuGRENIER K12 Lip. (Man.) 140 Weekly dollars and sense information SEEBURG 1.2 Cll. 195 U KITED UPA100 175 in every CORSAIR "30" fig. 165 area W URLITZER 2510 Stereo (50e) 550 of your fast -paced industry ... profit ideas CORSAIR "20" Clg. 175 STONER 160 CANDY 165 -current trends and forecasts -legislation affect- NATIONAL 11ML Clg. 135 Immediate Delivery ing your operation -new machines -new products ROWE 8.COL. CANDY 125 on the Sensational New ROWE 1020A, Ice, 4.Flayor... 1,195 -new services -new money- making ideas. ROWE ALL PURPOSE M00(835R 845 Bally ROWE 20.700 Man. 20Col. Clg 175 Get tomorrow's news today. Get It fast. ROWE 20.700 Electric 225 SPINNER Get it often. Get Billboard. SPECIALS! and Subscribe Today BALLY CLUB BOWLER $150 CROSS COUNTRY MIDWAY SHOOTING GALLERY 125 Fast Action and Profits! BILLBOARD, 2160 Patterson Street, Cincinnati 14, Ohio Please enter my subscription to BILLBOARD for 1/s De5Ì9meDrL f.D. or Cable: "ATMUSIC "-- Chluge 1 YEAR $15 3 YEARS $35 New Renew Payment enclosed 2 EXTRA issues for cosh Bill ma Later Above subscription rates ore for U. S., Canada and Europe. `,,, AMI -ROWE -BALLY Other overseas rates on request. 866 Company Serving the Industry fer Name Over 30 Years Address BRANCH OF ROWE -AC SERVICES DIVISION 2122 N. WESTEN AVE, City zone store CHICAGO 47, ILLINOIS ARmitage 6.5005 0 Type of Business mia t-

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ice and maintain. Petaco is striv- Common Market, which wuulil Cigarette Machines ing to develop a pinball which have brought automatic Danish Seeburg E -2 $195.00 EUROPEAN NEWS BRIEFS has a simplified electronics membership. Now Britain is National 11 ML 145.00 National 9ML 95.00 mechanism that can he repaired moving to revive the European National 9M 85.00 at the location, possibly with in- Free Trade Association (EFTA) Rowe 20 -700 .. 225.00 gian Rennottee juke box, will Petaco to Pinballs terchangeable units. The Span- as a rival to the Common Mar- Rowe Ambassador (14 column) 165.00 receive assistance from West Rowe Commander (11 column) 85.00 ish government is co- operating ket. This would increase tariffs DuGrenier K -12 125.00 MADRID -The Spanish coin German and U. S. pinball tech- on German coin machine im- Eastern Electric Mark II (220). 110.00 nicians. with trade in encouraging ex- machine manufacturing firm of However, Petaco is try- pansion through liberal legisla- ports, Danish operators fear. Candy Vendors is into ing to develop Petaco expanding pinball a pinball machine tion and tax inducements. Stoner (8 column) $145.00 production in response to the suited to Spanish operating con- Stoner (6 column) 115.00 OPERATE pinball boom now sweeping the ditions. Seek Uniform Tax W. B. Dishibuiors, Inc. country. Petaco, which has The machine should be eco- UNITED 1012 Market St., St. Louis 1, Missouri scored great success with the nomical and rugged, while at the ZURICH- Switzerland's coin Established 1932 same licensed production of the B I- time being simple to serv- trade is mounting a campaign for uniform national coin ma- Shuffle Alleys chine taxation and legislation. and The Swiss trade association, l'Association de la Branche Bowling Alleys Suisse des Automates (ASA), is assailing the present system of WELCOME EVERYWHERE canton jurisdiction. The cantons Allia/m4 WINNERS or provinces enjoy great autono- UNITED MANUFACTURING CO, my and have virtual supreme 3401 N. California Ana. power over business enterprises Chicago 18, Ill. IN FULL PRODUCTION within their borders. This autonomy has produced a fantastic crazy -quilt of tax BARGAINS laws and 102 legislation, whereby FOR THE WEEK some cantons give carte -blanche to coin machine operators while GAMES GAMES other cantons smother the oper- 250 OF THEM ator in restrictive legislation. Received a Latte Lot of 04,4. and Coffee Vending Machinns In This diversity makes it im- Trade, also a Largo Lot of possible to plan coin machine Phonographs. business operations on a national WHAT DO YOU SEEM Playtime Bowler, 16 Ff. 5105.00 basis. The AST has no illusions Jumbo Bower, 16 Ft. 250.00 the game of the YEAR about Bonus Bowler, Id Ft. 125.00 reforming the canton sys- ally Strike 4S09. Duaranler 12COI. tem of government, but the trade Cita- u9so group is trying to get agreement cigare with 1, 2, 3, 4 DROP TARGETS Venda rs a159.50 for roughly uniform laws and Milts Panoram 575.00 ROWe 2700 Ciga tette Ventlen, Center Lane becomes "Special" taxes. tetl hammerleid when both Jokers are lit finish and rccondil ìoned 200.00 Denmark Phonos Gain We liars many large ball Bowlers Carryover Feature: Cards in for sale, u Is. What price do you Royal Flush remain lit from COPENHAGEN - Denmark offert game to game until completed is scoring steady, if unspec- Write or (all Us Collect. tacular, juke box gains. Latest MAIn 1.3511 Completing Royal Flush Write for Our Price Llci o Full figures show the total juke box Line of ColnOpe rated Machinal. lites "Special" count in the country increased Hitting all 4 Drop in 1962 from 2,150 machines to Targets after corn- 2,400. In addition to a net gain . of 250 pleting Royal machines, there seas sub- Flush stantial replacement of vintage lites "Special" equipment. 0.11/TIR e SUTOR.a.a The trade rates 1962 as per- 2315 Olive St., St. Louis 3, Mo. haps the biggest equipment re- Phone: MAIn 13511; Cable: Candist placement year since the war. Part of the replacement rush is when answering ads . . a attributed to uncertainty over Denmark's future in the trading blocs. Say You Saw It in The Danes had counted on Britain's entry into the European Billboard

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S. equipment until we apply fore the agents got there. not in the West Memphis city and left unattended for months. the same drive and imagination West as do American Memphis Police Chief limits. He said the City of West "Merchandising is the key to Adult Music operators." W. D. Holland later told news- Memphis had an ordinance pro- success," Folz emphasized. Two -Way Street men all the places raided by hibiting display of pinball games "When we do our own servic- Continued front page 49 the agents were in the county, inside the city. ing, we can control quality of This U. S.-German coin trade very merchandise, filling technique, sands of boxes and the newer romance is much a two -way cleanliness of machines and item should be spotted on just affair. Since the trip last au- their function." He said that as many. tumn, the German trade has WORLD WIDE- ONE -STOP SERVICE been deluged profits were substantially higher. Tony Bennett continues to be with invitations from the U. S. trade. ALL YOUR NEEDS Kantor suggested that in sell- around with his current "I UNDER ONE ROOF! Part ing locations, operators point Wanna Be Around," good music of the reason is the suc- cess scored out that bulk machines increase by almost any standard, and by Rock -Ola with their invitation PHONOGRAPHS the time customers will spend all -market music to boot. Johnny to last autumn's SHUFFLE Say," junketing Germans. The party SEEBURG 201 -DH $575 in a store. "Stopping for a Mathis' "What Will Mary visited the Rock -Ola plant and SEEBURG 222 -DH ... 675 minute to patronize a bulk ma- and Andy Williams' "Days of SEEBURG AQ160 -SH 745 ALLEYS came away enormously im- SEEBURG chine can often produce extra Wine and Roses," the flip in- AY160 -SH 895 SALLY pressed. AMI 1 -200 445 sales cidentally of "Can't Get Used An operator from Co- ABC for the retail outlet," he AMI CONTINENTAL 2 -I00, 685 95 logne who David Rock - CON CRESS said. to Losing You," both figure as sampled AMI CONTINENTAL 2 -200. 725 $ 95 ola's hospitality reminisced ROCK -OLA EMPRESS DLX. CONGRESS 135 Kantor said the bulk ma- sure juke bets. only =496 725 LUCKY 175 recently. "To me that was the ROC1K CLUB BOWLER 195 chines produced a "happy at- Several other prominent -OLA PR INCESS highlight of the trip, seeing the =1493 675 DLX. CLUB BOWLER 245 mosphere for kids, and made names in the non -teen scene are OFFI CIAL JUMBO 295 ROCK -OLA 1468 . 375 Rock -Ola plant. It held a real shopping a "happy experience also currently in the "Hot 100" WURLITZER 2200 ... 365 fascination for me. saw for the whole family." running, making for a sort of What I bonanza of box fodder for ops. there convinced me that Ameri- can equipment has to be good, Nat King Cole has an infectious It's BASEBALL because of Time sing -along kind of ditty in "All their production VENDING Thoroughly Reconditioned Jim Cherry Back process." Over the World," on Capitol, ROWE L -1000 $545 Bally BALL PARK $375 Continued front plage 55 A Rock -Ola representative, APCO 4- Flavor, Ice 1 Late) 1045 Bally HEAVY HITTER 165 while Al Martino, on the same STONER CANDY 160 175 won. confirming that the Rock -Ola '62 WORLD SERIES 395 pean trip he appointed several label, reappears on the charts STONER 500 -D. Instant 175 Mos. DLX. BATTING red carpet is always out from STONER D -13, Instant .. - 295 CHAMP .. 325 distributors for both lines. for the first time in years with ROWE RV750 Fresh Brewl 445 Wms. PINCH junketing German tradesters, HITTER 245 Mar -Matie at the "I Love You Because." SEEBURG E -1 Cig. 175 Wms. OFFICIAL BASEBALL 275 will exhibit said contentedly, "You know SEEBURG E -2 Cig. 200 Midway DLX. BASEBALL Milan Trade Fair, 11 Ops will also be glad to learn 395 April -27. that visit by the Germans to our 5 Geoffrey Grange of the of the return to hitdom of Ella firm's plant last autumn didn't hurt the London office will Fitzgerald, with a wild, live per- be on hand. sale of our machines in this The Mar -Matit will formance version of "Bill exhibits be country a bit. Not a bit. Busi- handled by the firm's Italian Bailey," with the crowd helping dis- ness has been terrific." tributors, Electrophon of Milan her along all the way. Frank and Quematic of Florence. 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_L CONNIE ON THE MOVE: MGM's Connie Francis is off for BRENDA IS BACK: Decca's Brenda Lee has just returned o South African junket to promote her latest movie, "Follow from a successful tour of Europe and from evidence the Boys." On hand at International Airport to see her off of the bouquet somebody was happy to see her back. ore MGM executives Gene Moretti (left) and Sol Handwerger. She makes her night club debut at New York's Copa in May.

FOR BALLAD BUFFS: Minstrel Oscar Brand hos audience enthralled as he gives autographs at Syracuse University, where he appeared in promotional tour for his newly published book, "The Ballad Mongers." He later modo concert appearance there.

MADRID MEETING: When the Brothers Four arrived in Madrid, where they will be starred on a television pro- gram, they were met and interviewed ct the airport by Billboard's Raul Mates, followed by a cocktail party given by CBS- Hispavox.

SO FINE: "He's So fine," by the Chif- COMPOSERS CLACK: Veteran song -.

fons, earned Billboard's No. 1 Award. smith Jimmy McHugh chats with Eddie Mathews, general manager of young writer Bob Forshee at recep- Laurie, collects plaque from our Tom tion in Nashville sponsored by Noonan (right). ASCAP.

MUSIC MOGULLS: A pair of top publishers who represent PERT PETULA: Cutting some follow -up tunes to her already Ivan Mogul! Music, Ltd., Stig Anderson (Stockholm) and popular German hits in Munich is Petule Clark. On hand Dov Ziere (Haifa), at right, met in New York recently are arranger -conductor Henry Mayor (left) and Claude with Jivan Mogul! himself to talk over things to come. Wolff, as well as music publisher Hans Beierlein (right).

TRACK RECORD: Composer Meredith Willson (left) was recipient of gold record last week from Mike Maitland, president of Warner Bros. Records, as sales of the sound -track album of "The Music Man" went over the Sl million mark.

INITIAL WAXING: The Ross Sisters, Carolyn and Sylvia, who were recently signed by Capitol Records, are shown in Nashville during their first disk session. John Denny (left), of Cedarwood Publishing, and Nick Vonet, o.8.r. man, supervise.

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