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"Love Song" will be The fact that Elton appearing on Elton John's John chose to include some- forthcoming album. So it's one else's song on his new only natural to assume that album should tell you a lot people will assume Elton about that song. wrote it. And the fact that But "Love Song"was Lesley Duncan has plenty actually written, and more where that came originally recorded, by a from, should tell you a lot young British girl named about her future as a Lesley Duncan. recording artist. INTRODUCING LESLEY DUNCAN, PERFORMING HER ORIGINAL VERSION OF "LOVE SONG -1677 ON DATE RECORDS

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VOL. XXXII - Number 29/January 9, 1971

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GEORGE ALBERT President and Publisher MARTY OSTROW Vice President IRV LICHTMAN Editor in Chief

EDITORIAL MARV GOODMAN Assoc. Editor ED KELLEHER ERIC VAN LUSTBADER KENNY KERNER

EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS MIKE MARTUCCI ANTHONY LANZETTA MARK HODES ADVERTISING STAN SOI FER Broadcasters Let Advertising Manager

ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES ED ADLUM, New York HARVEY GELLER, Hollywood WOODY HARDING Art Director 'George Do It' COIN MACHINE & VENDING ED ADLUM General Manager CAMILLE COMPASIO, Chicago LISSA MORROW, Hollywood

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NASHVILLE JUANITA JONES 806 16th Ave. South, Nashville, Tenn. 37203 Phone: (615) 244.2898 FCC Commissioner Nicholas John- is you, the broadcaster, who will be CHICAGO CAMILLE COMPASIO son wasn't being overly dramatic when held responsible for deceptive com- 29 E. Madison St., Chicago, UI. Phone: (312) Fl 6-7272 he warned broadcasters at the recent mercials, not only the people who pur- Bill Gavin Programming Conference chased airtime. ENGLAND ITALY MORRIS LAND BRUNO POZZA that if the industry preferred to let Consumer protectionism-one of 3 Cork Street 5, Corso Europa matters stand in the area of commer- the truly important developments over London W1 Milan Tel. 01.7342374 Tel: 704691 cials that attempt to put one over on the past few years-is, evidently, fi- GERMANY HOLLAND their audiences, the Government might nally and justly a concern of an agency CHRISTIAN TOERSLEFF PAUL ACKET 2 Homburg 56 Theresiastraat 59-63 step in. The prophetic, outspoken that should have never passed the Leuchtturmeg 30 The Hague Commissioner was right. Two Federal buck in the first place. What comes Tel: 34-91.94-86 Tel: 837700 BRAZIL BELGIUM regulatory agencies, the Federal Trade over the airwaves-a media owned by PEDRO FRAZAO ETIENNE SMET Commission (FTC) and Federal Com- the be of interest to DE VASCONCELOS Postbus 56 public-should Rua Frei Caneco, 11, Apt. 13 8-2700 Sint-Nikleas munications Commission (FCC) are the FCC, for commercials are pro- Sao Poulo, S.P., Brazil T.I. (03) 76.54.39 on the brink of conducting hearings gramming in many in- lel: 257 15 58 AUSTRALIA content-and ARGENTINA PETER SMITH on broadcast commercials, especially stances-whether deceitful or not- MIGUEL SMIRNOFF 40 Winters Way those that inundate children's shows Belgrano 3252, Piso 4 "B" Doncaster 3108 they provide greater listener and/or Buenos Aires, Argentina Victoria, Australia on Saturday mornings. viewing interest than the program- Tel: 89-6796 MEXICO The FTC is usually charged with CANADA SALVADOR ARREGUIN ming they are designed to support. WALT GREAUS ANTONIO SENS making claims against deceptive com- Because any intelligent listener RPM Tiber 100 -7 y 8 Pisos mercials, so it isn't quite startling to 1560 Bayview Ave. Mexico 5, D.F. and/or viewer knows that advertisers Toronto 17, Ontario Tel: 525-39-52 11-62-96 learn of its endeavors in this area. often get away with outright fantasy Tel: 1416) 489-2166 JAPAN But, now the FCC itself, said FRANCE Adv. Mgr. to be in their claims to children and adults FRANK LIPSIK SACHIO SAITO under pressure to get on the band- alike, broadcasters can only blame 5 Rue Alfred Dormeuil 1-1 1 2 -Chame Shinbashi wagon, is moving in. 73 Croissy Minato -Ku, Tokyo With this joint themselves for overlooking the big lie Tel: 225.26.31 Tel: 504-1651 campaign on the boards, it now means of commercials. Their own lack of self- SPAIN Editorial Mgr. that radio and TV JOAQUIN MERINO FUMIYO TACHIBANA licenses will be control has now led the FCC itself to Presddente Carmona, 11 1-11 2-Chome Shinbashi threatened-as Johnson warned-if consider its role here, one in which Madrid 20, Spain Minato -Ku, Tokyo broadcasters still Tel. 270-2915 Tel: 504-1651 think that the FTC it let George do what it had full au- is merely going to tell advertisers to thority to control. Now, FCC SUBSCRIPTION RATES $30 per year anywhere in the the is U.S.A., Published weekly at 10 McGovern Avenue, Lan- quit telling kids that such -and -such "George" and caster, Pa. by Cash Box, 1780 Broadway, New York, N.Y. broadcasters are the 10019. Second class postage paid at Lancaster, Pa. 17604 toy is the marvel it is, or U.S.A. and additional offices. that this ones who forgot that consumer pro- Copyright ' 1971 by The Cash Box Publishing Co., Inc. cereal, the "empty calorie" kind, will All rights reserved. Copyright under Universal Copyright tectionism extends to radio and TV Convention. really give them unbounded energy. It jingles.

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IF I WERE YOUR WOMAN TO GROW 80 YOU JUST CAN'T WIN -Scepter 12300 47 49 Gladys Knight & Pips -Soul 35078 (Dist: Motown) 16 28 Dionne Warwick Gene Chandler & Jerry Butler -Mercury 73163 84 - PAY TO THE PIPER 47 STEALER 81 IF YOU WERE MINE Free-A&M 1230 46 48 Charles -ABC 11271 86 92 Chairmen Of The Board-Invictus 9081 (Capitol) 17 21 Ray AMAZING GRACE TIMES 82 PARANOID FOR THE GOOD Judy Collins-Elektra 45709 59 68 Black Sabbath -Warner Bros. 7437 79 79 Ray Price -Columbia 45178 19 24 49 TEMPTATION EYES 83 AMOS MOSES 17 TEARS OF A CLOWN Grass Roots -Dunhill 4263 52 62 Jerry Reed -RCA 9904 88 Miracles-Tamla 54199 7 3 Smokey Robinson & 50 MEAN MISTREATER 84 AFTER THE FEELING IS GONE 18 RIVER DEEP, MOUNTAIN HIGH Grand Funk Railroad -Capitol 2996 53 58 Five Flights Up-T.A. 207 (Dist: Bell) 87 87 Supremes & 4 Tops -Motown 1173 15 18 51 IF YOU COULD READ MY MIND 85 BACK TO THE RIVER IT'S IMPOSSIBLE Gordon Lightfoot -Reprise 0974 56 69 Damnation of Adam Blessing-U.A. 50726 85 89 Parry Como -RCA 0387 22 27 HE CALLED ME BABY 86 D.O.A. STONEY END Candi Staton-Fame 1476 (Dist: Capitol) 63 73 Bloodrock-Capitol 3009 90 94 Barbra Streisand -Columbia 45236 24 29 53 FLESH & BLOOD 87 WAY BACK HOME LOVE THE ONE YOU'RE WITH Johnny Cash -Columbia 45269 55 60 Jazz Crusaders-Chisa 8018 (Dist: Motown) 92 Stephen Stills -Atlantic 2778 27 39 LET YOUR LOVE GO 88 SING HIGH-SING LOW 45711 64 76 ROSE GARDEN Bread-Elektra Ann Murray -Capital 2988 83 84 Lynn Anderson -Columbia 45252 26 31 55 HEARTBREAK HOTEL 89 WE GOTTA LIVE TOGETHER BORN TO WANDER Frijid Pink -Parrot 352 54 56 Buddy Miles -Mercury 73159 91 90 Rare Earth -Rare Earth 5021 28 38 MOTHER 90 BURNING BRIDGES STOP THE WAR NOW John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band -Apple 1827 Mike Curb & Congregation -MGM 14151 95 93 Edwin Starr -Gordy 7104 29 36 WHEN I'M DEAD AND GONE 91 EVERYTHING IS GOING TO BE REMEMBER ME McGinnis -Flint -Capitol 3014 68 77 ALRIGHT Diana Ross -Motown 1176 36 53 58 I'M NOT MY BROTHER'S KEEPER Teegarden & Van Winkle -Westbound 171 (Dist: Janus) 93 Flaming Ember-Hot Wax 7006 (Dist: Buddah) 38 22 I REALLY DON'T WANT TO KNOW 92 I'M SO PROUD Elvis Presley -RCA 9960 39 57 SWEET MARY Main Ingredient -RCA 243 99 96 Wadsworth Mansion -Sussex 209 (Dist: Buddah) 69 81 GAMES 93 I DIG EVERYTHING ABOUT YOU Redeye -Pentagram 204 (Dist: Decca) 33 37 60 MORNING The Mob-Colossos 130 97 98 28 SILVER MOON Jim Ed Brown -RCA 9909 65 72 94 THERE IT GOES AGAIN Michael Nesmith -RCA 0399 30 33 61 BRIDGET THE MIDGET Barbara & Uniques-Arden 3001 Ray Stevens -Burnaby 2024 (Dist: Columbia) 62 66 29 (DON'T WORRY) IF THERE'S A 95 RIDE A WHITE SWAN WATCHING SCOTTY GROW Tyrannonosaurus Rex -Blue Thumb 7121 (Dist: Capitol) HELL BELOW Bobby Goldsboro-U.A. 5072 72 82 Curtis Mayfield-Curtom 1955 (Dist: Buddah) 31 32 96 BLACK NIGHT 63 5-10-15-20 (25-30 YEARS OF LOVE) Deep Purple -Warner Bros. 7405 96 99 PRECIOUS PRECIOUS Presidents -Sussex 207 (Dist: Buddah) 48 40 WHITE DOVE, FLY Jackie Moore -Atlantic 2681 37 43 97 FLY LITTLE 64 (DO THE) PUSH & PULL Bells-Polydor 15016 98 100 31 MOST OF ALL Rufus Thomas-Stax 0079 67 67 98 SUPERSTAR B. J. Thomas -Scepter 12299 32 34 65 BORDER SONG Murray Head -Decca 732603 32 NO MATTER WHAT Aretha Franklin -Atlantic 2772 51 25 99 FREEDOM Badfinger-Apple 1822 9 9 Isley Bros. -T Neck 927 (Dist: Buddah) 100 II,SOLUTIONSOLUTION FOR POLLUTION TO YOU PETULA I HEAR YOU KNOCKING Wright & Watts 103rd St. Rhythm Band - 100 IT'S UP Dave Edmunds -Mom 3601 (Dist: London) 42 55 Warner Bros. 7451 78 - Edison Lighthouse -Bell 960 94 -

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www.americanradiohistory.com Atlantic Set Record Sales Hit Show, Gold Cast LP? In 1970; Volume Increases 30% It Ain't Necessarily So lion label the three -LP pop album wide exposure, much less produced a Tape 30% Of Its set, the soundtrack of the War- 5 Hits solid hit song-as modern, melodious ner Brothers documentary movie, Yet To and penetrating as the Steve Sond- "Woodstock". The three record set Reach Gold heim score is. But, "Promises, Prom- Total Business became one of the industry's biggest Sales ises" has at least one smash, "I'll sellers for 1970, with over 1,500,000 Never Fall in Love Again," and the NEW YORK There's a sad wrinkle NEW YORK Atlantic Records' has albums and over 500,000 tapes sold in - great pop stature of Burt Bacharach - the U. S. since it was released in in the failure of hit Broadway shows and Hal David going for it. "Ap- completed the best year in its his- May. to produce gold record counterparts tory. Ahmet Ertegun, president, re- It earned a Record Industry plause," starring Lauren Bacall, Association (RIAA) certified gold in their cast LP versions. "1776," "Purlie," even with a new ports that sales were up 30 over record for sales 1969, with sales for all three of the of over $1,000,000 Granted that a consistent string of star, Melba Moore, have yet to pro- And 1970 was also the year in hit shows are hard to come by these duce hit material. firm's labels, Atlantic, Atco and which Atlantic Cotillion, "surging far ahead" of last artists earned 11 days, but the greater frustration lies year. RIAA certified gold records, four for in getting a gold standard for those Star power albums and seven for single records. that do succeed, for in the general 1970 was considered noteworthy at A. Ertegun, in his year-end report tradition of highly successful musi- Nov it seems that star power in Atlantic for many reasons. One was on the firm's activities, said, "The cals, it's been taken for granted that concert with a good score can fare the successful introduction of two great strides made by Atlantic Rec- great impact on Broadway is a solid better. Such casters as "Hello, Dol- new independent labels, Herbie ords in 1970 are a tribute to the measurement of RIAA certification ly!" with its original star, Carol Mann's Embryo Records, and the Bill singers and musicians who record for of a cast album. Yet five notable Channing, and "Funny Girl" with Graham -David Rubinson San Fran- Atlantic, Atco and Cotillion labels. It successes, "Promises, Promises" Barbra Streisand got rapid RIAA cisco label. Other important events is their talents that have made it "1776," "Purlie," "Applause" and certification. Neither "Promises" or included the accession of Led Zep- possible for Atlantic to achieve the "Company" have yet to produce $1 "Company" enjoys this kind of pelin to a leading position among position of the leading pop record million worth of LP and tape sales. drawing power, however memorable rock groups; the opening of the first company in the world. We will con- "Company" might be forgiven on the may be the performances of their Warner Brothers - Atlantic - Elektra (Cont'd on p. 10) basis that its score has not received leading players. "Hello, Dolly!" was distribution branch in Cleveland; the kept alive -and -well through a record - release of the original cast album of breaking 2,844 with a long list of the Off-Broadway Obie Award - More FBI Bogus -Tape stars who performed as "Dolly" after winning show "The Me Nobody Disk Arrests Channing left, including Pearl Knows" on Atlantic; and the intro- NEW YORK - The Federal Bureau lowed arrests and seizures by Federal Bailey, in an all -black version, and duction of a new gospel series on of Investigation has arrested two authorities in New York and in Mia- Ethel Merman, the last Broadway Cotillion. men in Philadelphia on charges in- mi and Winter Gardens, Florida. All star of the show. As always, there's It was also the year in which At- volving traffic in counterfeit records came as the result of information one exception to this rule in recent lantic introduced on its young Cotil- and tapes. supplied by RIAA. Other investiga- years. And that's "Fiddler on the The arrests followed an FBI inves- tions are being pursued in other ar- Roof." Zero Mostel did not have wide tigation sparked by information filed eas throughout the country. record -market appeal as the star of FRONT COVER: by the Recording Industry Associa- The Recording Industry Associa- the show, but "Fiddler's" emotional tion of America. tion of America praised the FBI and hold on a world-wide audience is one of those once in a decade or two Those arrested were identified as the U. S. Attorneys offices for their "cooperation and zeal" in helping to theatrical enterprises, and easily Leroy Jack Kurtz of Wilkes-Barre, gained gold record status. Pa. and Milton Edelheit of Philadel- stem an illicit activity that was phia. They were charged on warrants draining an estimated $100 million Motion picture adaptations of issued by the U. S. District Court in from the legitimate recording indus- Broadway shows do better, even Newark, New Jersey, with violations try. without broad appeal. A good exam- of Sections 2318, 1342 and 1343 of ple is "Paint Your Wagon," consid- Title 18 of the U. S. Code. Section ered a big money -loser, yet it's al- 2318 relates to the interstate traffic in MCA Execs Give ready achieved a gold record from records or tapes bearing forged or the RIAA. It's original cast LP, re- counterfeit labels. Section 1342 deals leased by RCA in 1951, is yet to be with the use of postal facilities for `Personal Touch' certified. fraud or distribution of counterfeit While original cast acquisitions matter, and Section 1343 covers fraud will continue to play a role in through the use of wire, radio or To 1st Qtr Meets dealings by major labels, it discon- television transmission. certing, to say the least, that when a label does find itself fortunate Both men were released on bond NEW YORK - MCA Records, which pending a hearing in the U. S. Dis- incorporates the Decca, Kapp, Uni, enough to have made an investment- trict Court of New Jersey. Coral and Vocallion labels, will either in the production and/or the The name of Stephen Stills has Kurtz was identified as a principal inaugurate a new policy on product $30,000 or more it takes to put one emerged in the manner of a hatching of Kurtz Associates, Wilkes Barre, meetings this month by "personally on tape-in a critical and audience bird. Enclosed in the egg of Buffalo whose warehouse had been raided taking the merchandise to the mar- success, it finds gold record sales Springfield, Stills received name earlier by the FBI, which seized large ketplace," according to Tony Martell, quite elusive. credit, as an individual, only as the quantities of suspected counterfeit marketing vp. writer of much material for the un- tapes and cassettes. A quartet of exec teams will hold a derground legend. His last name Convictions under the charges one -week sequence of nation-wide emerged finally as a third of Crosby, marketing meetings at which product Talmadge, Ricklin Stills and Nash. could result in fines and/or imprison- ment for up to five years. for the first quarter of 1971 will be But, now, it's Stephen Stills. presented and merchandising plans The arrests in Philadelphia fol - Form Holding Co.; A solist with Atlantic as well as a disclosed to regional distributors, member of the label's C, S, N & Y FTC Says Digest promotion managers and salesmen. foursome, Stills' first album has al- "In the first quarter of 1971," Mar- Plan Retail Chain ready spawned a hit single in "Love 'Sweeps' Deceptive tell said, "we will be offering our the One You're With." distributors the strongest combina- NEW HOLLYWOOD A major merger His work on both ends has cer- YORK-The Reader's Digest tion of diversified product in our - tainly been a major contributing fac- has been accused by the Federal company's history. There are several on the wholesale -retail level has tak- tor, the label notes, to Atlantic's 30% Trade Commission (FTC) of decep- new, contemporary acts being en place here with the formation of a tive "sweepstakes" promotions for its launched on all three labels..." holding company by Sid Talmadge of sales increase during the past year record and (see separate story on this page). book clubs. The FTC Record & Tape Merchandising and claims that 11 such promotions held The first of the meetings took between Jan. 1966 place in New York last Monday (28). Sammy Ricklin of California Music. and Jan. 1969 failed After a INDEX to award the total number of prizes that, combination of exec Deal takes effect this week (4). offered. A statement by the company teams will cover the country during The company will engage in record Album Reviews 18 indicated prizes this week (4) Jan. 4. By the end of - that all in the current the week all markets have and tape distribution, rack and one contest would be awarded, as they will been service and Basic Album Inventory 22 penetrated. stop enter the retail area. have over the past 12 months. The As blue- MCA excs who will participate in part of a general acquisition Coin Machine FTC wants RD to consent to a cease - are ne- Section 32-38 and desist order requiring the com- varying combinations are: Mike print, Talmadge and Ricklin gotiating to buy Art Grobart's record Country Music Section 26-28 pany to award all prizes, state clearly Maitland, president, MCA Records; the nature of the prizes, their ap- Jack Loetz, exec vice president, MCA discount centers in Southern Calif. Insight & Sound 16 proximate retail value, the number Records; Martell, Marvin Paris, direc- Ricklin was at one time partnered of each and the odds of winning each. tor of national sales for MCA; Herb with Grobart in the centers. Ricklin Looking Ahead (Singles) 24 No decision of this consent was made Gordon, director, national promo- also ran Pep Distributing in Calif. at presstime. tion; Russ Regan, vice president and New Additions To I'laylist 18 general manager of Uni Records; Pat Talmadge, who purchased Ed Mason's Record Rack Service in Radio Active Chart 12 Pipolo, national promotion manager, Uni; Rick Frio, national sales man- 1968, noted that the merger gives Radio News Report 14 ager, Uni; Johnny Musso, general both he and Ricklin "more leverage." Cash Box Staffers marger, Kapp Records; Vince Cos - "I didn't have a one -stop or retail R&B Top 60 24 grave, national sales manager for setup, while Sammy didn't have tape Kapp; Carl Maduri, national promo Single Reviews 14 Select '70's Top LP's and in-depth distribution," he ex- manager for Kapp; Bill Levy, direc- plained. tor of creative services, MCA Rec- Talent On Stage 12 There are no plans to consolidate See ords; Tom Morgan, east coast direc- Top 100 Albums 21 Insights & Sounds tor of A&R for all MCA labels; and the two operations, with both re- Don Shain, head of A&R for Decca maining at their present locations Vital Statistics 10 on the west coast. with the same personnel.

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www.americanradiohistory.com Norman Weiss Opens Schlachter: UA Music Renews Management Company Big 3 For Print Bregman, Gerber '71: Year Of The Professional NEW YORK United Artists Music Group has renewed- its agreement NEW YORK Norman Weiss, seni- NEW YORK "As the record in- to release is bad news for any or vice - - com- with the Big 3 for exclusive print president of Creative Man- dustry moves into the New Year, pany in good times-in 1971 it will rights for the U. S. and Canada. agement Associates, has left the firm there is one business indicator that is be intolerable." Terms of the agreement encompass a to form Artists Entertainment Com- absolutely clear -1971 will be the plex with Martin In the product area, Schlachter total of 23 companies in the United Bregman, head of year of the professional. The record says, the essential ingredient will be Artists Music Group complex, includ- International Business Management industry is growing and will continue Music, as chairman of the ability to make deals that make ing Bobby Goldsboro's Detail the board of AEC, to do so but we do not operate in a sense. No professional will make a Inc, Tom Paxton's Deep Fork Music, and Roy Gerber, also formerly with vacuum and the general economic CMA, as vice president. deal so excessive that even if he has Inc. and Carolyn Leigh's Carwin Mu- malaise in the country will have its a hit, the final accounting doesn't sic, Inc. A specialist in the contemporary effect. The professional will make music field, Weiss leave the company with a profit. Nor During the past three years of was responsible for money; the amateur will go to the is this a time to "broadside" by sig- bringing The Beatles to America, and wall-there will be no middle their existing agreement, the Big 3 ning and releasing indiscriminately in has enjoyed some of the most suc- served as their exclusive agent for ground, no place to hide, no `faking' an all U. S. tours. He effort to "get lucky". "This is not cessful songs and scores from pic- also brought from it." Such is the view of Marvin Sch- good business in the clearest econom- England to America such artists as lachter, president of Janus Records. tures and Broadway in United Artists The Rolling Stones, ic atmosphere but in 1971 it will rain Music Group's history, highlighted by Tom Jones, En- How does Schlachter define "pro- red ink," the exec explains. gelbert Humperdinck, Cream, Gilbert fessional" in this context? "Certainly the Academy Award winning "Wind- Becaud, and Jacques Brel. Weiss has all the factors that contribute to "The successful record company in mills of Your Mind," "Midnight Cow- also been closely involved in the rep- leading a successful record company, 1971, he continues, "will take fullest boy," "What Are You Doing the Rest resentation and development of many for example a good understanding of advantage of all aspects of promo- of Your Life," the music from "Oh! leading American performers. public taste at any given time, judg- tion and sales. Competent and Calcutta" and the score from the Prior to heading the personal ap- ment in the musical integrity of a creative advertising, promotion, most successful musical of all-time, pearance division of CMA in New given release, marketing and dis- packaging, graphics and public rela- "Hair." The music from "Hair" al- York, Weiss was with MCA for eight tribution skills are basic. These, how- tions men will find their creativity ready has generated millions of dol- years as vice president in New York, ever, will not be enough and there- stretched to the utmost by the pro- lars in sheet music sales for the Big 3 and after the demise of MCA, joined fore, for our purposes, do not com- fessional. `Satisfactory' won't be by way of printed arrangements that GAC as vice president, also in New pletely define `professional'." good enough. are available in every popular ver- York. Schlachter believes the record ex- "In terms of deals that make sense, sion including marching band, chor- In addition to personal manage- ecutive who will make money for his it is essential to protect the compa- ale, chorus and school band among ment, AEC plans to enter legitimate company in 1971 will be a "business- ny's ability to make money from the others. The music from "Hair" has film and television production and man." He will be an administrator. hits it produces and artists it builds. done so much for the folio and sheet music publishing fields, though no He will be financially sophisticated. Negotiating the kind of a deal that music business that the educational properties are being announced at He will be in control of himself and is 'fair but firm' is a mark of the market from coast -to -coast now in- this point. A prospectus is being those around him. professional. corporates contemporary music into prepared for mid -Jan. presentation to "It is essential in times of general More than any other single factor, its programs at every level. the Securities and Exchange Commis- economic stress to generate dollars Schlachter says, the man who will Presently, the Big 3 is preparing a sion. internally. This does not necessarily run a successful company in 1971 number of new folios on forthcoming At one time business manager to mean making cuts to save expendi- will "keep his cool." "In a business of scores from Broadway, off-Broadway Barbra Streisand, Bregman's clients tures, it does mean making every dol- promotion and hype he will not 'con' and the movies recently acquired by included Liza Minelli, Faye Duna- lar spent make a meaningful con- himself into overshipping or over - United Artists Music Group. Addi- way, Candice Bergen, Brenda Vac- tribution to the generation of profit. promoting. By keeping a sense of tionally, the firm announced that a caro, James Coburn, and Diahann The professional will effect a balance proportion he will ride the general concerted, all-out campaign will be Carroll. His International Business between controlling recording costs growth of the record business instituted on a brand new folio of Management office has been involved and inhibiting the creativity that will through this economic down -turn to Tom Paxton songs featuring his cur- in film financing, and is currently give him selling product. Spending profit in '71 and a position from rently successful ecology tune, working on a film to be produced in forty or fifty thousand dollars in a which to really grow when general "Whose Garden Was This," in re- Canada, as well as a TV pilot with studio only to find there is nothing business indicators turn up." sponse to the increasing demand for Alan Alda. sheet music on many of Paxton's Artists Entertainment Complex re- compositions resulting from his unites Weiss and Gerber, who were growing popularity both as a writer both partnered in an agency once Columbia Tops '70 `Gold' Tally and recording artist. absorbed by the original MCA, after NEW YORK -- Columbia Records and "Everything Is Beautiful" by The renewal agreement was final- which both joined GAC, predecessor proved the industry's leader in both Barnaby's Ray Stevens. The Gold Al- ized by Mike Stewart, UA Music firm of CMA, where Weiss developed gold singles and gold albums, certi- bums achieved by Columbia, Epic and president, and Murray Deutch, exec unparallelled foreign artists contact, fied by the Recording Industry Asso- Barnaby artists include three by Bob vp, and the Big 3's vice president and and Gerber headed the TV division in ciation of America during 1970. Dylan. "Self Portrait," "New Morn- general manager Allen Stanton, and the Beverly Hills office. Columbia and its labels racked up a ing," and "The Freewheelin' Bob Dy- Herman Steiger, director of publica- Bregman and Weiss will be head- total of twenty-one gold records, in- lan." Also certified Gold this year tions for the Big 3. quartered in New York, with Weiss cluding sixteen albums and five "Hello, I'm Johnny Cash"; "Bridge making frequent trips to Europe, singles, for the year, as compared to Over Troubled Water" by Simon and while Gerber will be stationed on the second place Capitol and Apple's six- Garfunkel; Andy William's "Get To- Coast. teen. gether"; Donovan's "A Gift From A The five Columbia, Epic, and Barn- Flower To A Garden" on Epic; "Chi- BMI March 19 aby singles to earn gold awards, sig- cago"; "Tammy Wynette's Greatest nifying sales in excess of one million Hits" by the First Lady Of Country R&B Awards dollars, for the year include: "And Music; "Blood, Sweat, and Tears 3"; NEW YORK - The writers and pub- When I Die" by Blood, Sweat, and "Abraxas"; "Sesame Street," the orig- lishers of the most performed Tears; "Bridge Over Troubled Water" inal cast album from the popular Rhythm & Blues songs in the BMI by Simon and Garfunkel; Sly and the children's television show; "Sly and repertoire for the period from July Family Stone's "Thank You (Fallet- the Family Stone's Greatest Hits"; 1, 1969 to June 30, 1970, will be hon- tinme Be Mice Elf Agin);" "Arizona" "Super Session," featuring Mike ored at a dinner in Memphis, on by former Raider, Mark Lindsay; Bloomfield, Al Kooper, and Steve March 19. Invitations are being sent "Cecilia," from Simon and Garfunkel; Stills; and the "Jim Nabors Christmas to a guest list which includes the Alubm." recipients of the awards that will be announced for the first time during Cap's `Banner' Year the evening. HOLLYWOOD-Rocco Catena, Capi- A special award honoring the sin- tol's vice president of merchandising 6 Chess LP's gle most performed R&B song, dur- has announced a new approach to Steiger, Deutch, Stewart & Stanton ing the same period, also will be Capitol product for the coming year. presented by Edward M. Cramer, BMI Beginning in January, 1971, Capitol Set For Jan. president, who will officiate at the Records will begin an extensive poster Ronstadt To ceremonies. promotion campaign. NEW YORK - Arnie Orleans, vice president of marketing for Chess Screen Gems Varied in size and completely origi- Records, reports the first major al- Kinney Files To nal, these "art works" will be shipped HOLLYWOOD-Country and rock in quantity to merchandiser and deal- bum release from the company since singer Linda Ronstadt has been signed Register Stock ers for display purposes and will be the completion of an exec staff reor- to an exclusive contract by Screen ganization. Six albums will be re- Gems, according to an announcement NEW YORK Kinney National featured in publicity press kits sent leased on Service has filed- a Securities Act to news media around the country. in January the Cadet, made by Leonard Goldberg, v.p in Registration Statement to register Through retail outlets, they will also Cadet/Concept and Checker labels. charge of production. 615,384 shares of its Common Stock be made readily available, free of Titles and artists are "Woody" by Miss Ronstadt, born and raised in issuable, beginning Jan. 4., upon con- charge, to the public. Woody Herman, "The Soulful Tucson, Arizona, is currently record- versions, at $32.50 a share, of the "We are engaging in this campaign Strings Play Gamble -Huff" and ing for Capitol Records and has ap- Eurodollar Debentures issued in for a vareity of reasons," Catena "Losers Weepers" by Etta James on peared on such television shows as April, 1970, by a Kinney subsidiary, said, "to further expose new artists Cadet, "Eruptions" by John Klemmer "The Johnny Cash Show," "Glen The Registration Statement also cov- in a medium other than the conven- on Cadet/Concept and "At His Com- Campbell's Goodtime Hour," "The ers Kinney securities issued or issua- tional trade ads, newspaper ads, AM - mand" by the Violinaires and "A David Frost Show" and "The Virginia ble in connection with prior acquisi- FM radio spots or simple window dis- Tribute To Sam Cooke" by the Soul Graham Show." She also has toured tions, some of which have been cov- play; to enhance good relations with Stirrers on Checker. the nightclub and college circuits. ered by prior registration state- our artists and their managements; "We will be giving these six al- Before striking out on her own, ments. The securities covered by this to interest other managements around bums the full support of our new Miss Ronstadt was the lead singer for Registration Statement have been the country in our artist exposure; to staff," Orleanw reported. "We will be the Stone Poneys whose single, "Dif- reflected in determining Kinney's ful- promote, over a period of time, com- making album releases on a regular ferent Drum," was also a national hit. ly diluted earnings for the year ended pany good will, which will in itself basis now, with complete promotion- She has two albums in release, "Hand Sept. 30. directly promote additional sales." al backing in all areas." Sewn Home Grown" and "Silk Purse."

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www.americanradiohistory.com Bell Closes '70 With 4 Goldfes Atlantic's Year (Cont'd from p. 7) are "Knock Three Times" by Dawn tinue to do our best to present the firm's singles won certified RIAA Is 10 and "One Less Bell To Answer" by world's greatest pop, rock, R&B, and awards for sales of over 1,000,000 Year's Total the 5th Dimension. jazz performers, and to introduce units. A number of times during the "Our ten gold records represent a unique new talent on the Atlantic year Atlantic-Atco-Cotillion had NEW YORK-Bell Records has tremendous source of pride to every- labels. more singles on the best-selling concluded 1970 with four more gold one at Bell and to all those connected "We could not have begun the charts than any other firm, scoring records bringing its year total to ten- with us here and internationally," 1970's in such a handsome fashion," as high as 15 best-sellers in a single seven singles and three albums. The Bell president Larry Uttal stated. continued Ertegun, "without the week. newly certified LP's are "Portrait" by "For many reasons, this fabulous tremendous contributions of indepen- In the album field Atlantic had a the 5th Dimension, "The Partridge performance on the part of our pro- dent producers who have been associ- strong year, with more Number 1 Family Album" and the two singles ducers and our sales and promotion ated with Atlantic Records, including LP's and best sellers than any other staff and our distributors has even Buddy Killen (Dial Records), Quin company. Four of the firm's LP's had more significance than indicated by Ivy and Marlin Greene, Kenny Gam- sales of over $1,000,000, each earning Cato Consultant the statistics alone. ble and Leon Huff, Marshall Sehorn an RIAA certified gold record. More "Two of our million selling sin- and Allen Toussaint, Charles Greene, than half of the firm's LP releases To Liberty/UA gles, Vanity Fare's `Hitchin' A Ride' Bill Buster and Tom Sellers, Jim for the year were best-sellers, a rec- and Edison Lighthouse's 'Love Grows Hinton, Sly Stone, Rick Hall, Phil ord unequalled by any other firm, and HOLLYWOOD - Bob Cato has been (Where My Rosemary Goes)' came to Walden and Frank Fenter (Capricorn Atlantic had as many as 20 LP's on retained as graphic consultant for us from England and are the first Records), King Curtis, Les Carter, the best-selling charts every week. Liberty/UA, Inc., according to David gold records we have ever gotten Huey Meaux, Willie Henderson, Her- Atlantic released over 30 jazz LP's Picker, president. Cato's immediate from overseas. The `Climbing' LP by bie Mann, Eddie Hinton, Paul during the year. Many of these al- assignment is to evaluate and rede - Mountain represented not only Bell's Rothchild, David Rubinson, Clinton bums, like Herbie Mann's "Muscle sien the entire graphic image of the first gold album but gave us the Moon and Sam Dees, Tom Couch, and Shoals Nitty Gritty", and Eddie Har- firm and to install an overall new and enormous satisfaction of breaking Herb Miller. ris' "Come On Down", the Les contemporary look in all media. through with an act of super- "England also has many outstand- McCann -Eddie Harris "Swiss Move- strength. The 5th Dimension's gold ing producers who have made major ment", and Roberta Flack's "Chapter Former vice president of Creative with Services for CBS Columbia Records, album and single are their first contributions to Atlantic's great Two," became best-sellers. A new former art director of McCalls Maga- Bell and come in less than a year year, including Robert Stigwood, jazz "Best Of" series was started, zine, and now head of Bob Cato and after they signed with us. Maurice, Barry and Robin Gibb, Eric with releases by Charles Mingus, Or - Friends, design, graphic consultants, 'Both Dawn's Singles 'Candida' and Clapton, Jimmy Miller, Kit Lambert nette Coleman, John Coltrane, Herbie photographers, and filmakers, Cato `Knock Three Times' are among the and Chris Stamp, Pete Townshend, Mann and Eddie Harris. And the firm has been a music industry leader in fastest million sellers we have ever Nigel Thomas, Chas. Chandler, and issued a second LP in the Jazz Su- the graphics field for the past two had and reflect the high degree of Guy Stevens. per -Hits series. decades. He has recently completed professionalism that our promotion Staff Hits Tapes at 30% designing the widely -awaited book, department has been constantly Hit singles and albums on Atlan- In the spring of this year Atlan- "Four Fabulous Faces", written by building. The Delfonics have been tic, Atco and Cotillion were also pro- tic's Nesuhi Ertegun announced the Larry Carr and published by Arling- one of our most important groups duced by the firm's own A&R staff, firm had signed an agreement with ton House. This study of Greta Gar- for a long time and their `Didn't I' which includes president Ertegun, Ampex for the latter to take over the bo, Joan Crawford, Marlene Dietrich, was the biggest in their consistent vice presidents Jerry Wexler and manufacture and sale of Atlantic and Gloria Swanson is becoming a string of hits. Neshui Ertegun, vice presidents Tom eight track tapes and cassettes. Deal holiday season best-seller. "As for the Partridge Family, it Dowd and Arif Mardin, producer was for three years and involved a now appears almost certain that 'I very substantial financial agreement. years, Cato Joel Dorn and producers Brad Shapi- Over the past several Think I Love You', which has sold ro and Dave Crawford. Under Ampex's aegis Atlantic tape has been involved with many of the over two -and -a -half million copies, sales boomed in 1970, and now ac- major record companies in the edito- will be the biggest single of the year Label's English Invasion count for more than 30 per cent of rial and graphic aspect of their pro- and their album will sell over one During the year, Ahmet Ertegun Atlantic' overall album business. All duct. million units. cleared the way for many top En- Atlantic-Atco-Cotillion LP's are si- "Another source of our pride in glish acts to be released in this coun- multaneously released on eight -track Bell as we watch 1970 come to an try on Atlantic, including the new and cassete. end, is the product mix represented groups formed by ex -Cream members New Signings Additions by the ten gold records. This was the Eric Clapton (Derek & The Domi- Among the artists who joined At- year in which we dedicated ourselves nos), Ginger Baker (Air Force), and lantic in 1970 were Myrna Summers, to making Bell a total label with Jack Bruce. Such important new En- Ronnie Hawkins, Mott the Hoople, equal emphasis on albums and sin- glish acts as Yes, Mott the Hoople, The World's Greatest Jazz Band, gles. We can now look back on three King Crimson, Juicy Lucy, Fat Mat- Toni Wine, Dee Dee Warwick, Ginger gold LP's along with seven million - tress, Tin Tin, Thunderclap Newman, Baker's Air Force, Derek & The selling (or better) singles. and Dada were all released in the U. Dominos, Cactus, The Velvet Under- "Perhaps the most significant fac- S. in 1970 by Atlantic. By the end of ground, Loudon Wainwright, Mylon, pointed to by the the year Atlantic was lining up its Livingston Taylor, Danny O'Keefe, tor which is only biggest promotional guns to break statistics of ten gold records in one new Young -Holt Unlimited, Joel Scott year is what this portends for the through two English groups for Hill, Slade, Sam Samudio, Jo Mama, future. We have developed recording 1971: Emerson, Lake & Palmer, and The Conception Corporation, James stars of such proportion that even McDonald & Giles on the Cotillion Anderson, Bobby Whitlock, King without the new names we will be label Floyd, J. Geils Band, and Professor introducing during 1971, the stream J. Wexler produced many of the Alex Bradford. of gold from our established hit ar- Atlantic's top -selling recordings dur- At the end of the year Atlantic tists will continue to flow from Bell ing 1970. Among them were Aretha announced that it had signed Kate Records. Franklin's hit album "Spirit In The Taylor, sister of the singing Taylors, Cato & Picker Dark" and her hit singles "Call Me" James and Livingston. and "Don't Play That Song", Delaney Foreign Sales RCA Sets New & Bonnie's two best-selling LP's, and Sales abroad were excellent for At- albums and singles by Wilson Pick- lantic 1970, Boyd Named WB Jan. Releases ett, Lulu, Dusty Springfield, Ronnie during with many Atlan- Hawkins Dee Dee Warwick. tic acts becoming best-sellers over- NEW YORK-RCA Records is cur- and seas. Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Studio Director rently in the process of preparing its It took the combined efforts of At- Led Zeppelin, Aretha Franklin, en- lantic execs Ahmet Ertegun, Wexler Boyd has been new album releases for January. joyed strong sales in England and HOLLYWOOD-Joe Scheduled for release early this month and Neshui Ertegun to make the re- Europe. Percy Sledge's visit to South appointed director of music services lease of the precedent shattering studios, it was are: "A Man And A Woman," Steve Africa created a sensation with every at Warner Brothers & Edie; "From A Naked Window," "Woodstock" movie soundtrack pos- announced by John Calley, executive music fan in that country clamoring Jeremy Storch; "Ed Ames Sings sible. Almost 90! of the tracks on to see him. vp in charge of production. Boyd, who Songs Of Bacharach And David," that soundtrack were owned by com- moving to Burbank from his In November, Nesuhi Ertegun was will be "British Archives Vol. 11," "Morn- petitive firms and it took many appointed director of International home in London, will take over his ing," Jim Ed Brown; "From Me To months of negotiations to get per- post immediately. Operations for the Kinney labels new You," Charley Pride; "Portrait Of My mission from other labels to use the (Atlantic, Warner Brothers, Boyd, who has produced the In- Woman," Eddy Arnold; "Identified," various cuts. Elektra). Phil Rose was named Man- credible String Band, Pink Floyd, The Nashville String Band; "Where RIAA Gold Flow aging Director. Fairport Convention, Fotheringay, Is My Castle," Connie Smith; "Jim Atlantic's singles record sales in Nesuhi Ertegun appointed Si- and John and Beverly Martin, was Reeves Writes You A Record," "Jan- 1970 were excellent, as they have egfried Loch as Head of the Kinney last year voted one of the world's top uary '71," by Jose Feliciano and a been every year for the company labels in Germany starting January five record producers by Melody new Elvis Presley album entitled since the early 1960's. Seven of the 1st. Maker, the English music magazine. "Elvis Country." Boyd will headquarter in Burbank, Other releases include "Barrel Full and will maintain close contact with Of Monkees," by the Monkees, and the music publishing and record divi- five Camden albums by The Black- New Additions on VITAL STATISTICS sions of Warner Brothers. wood Brothers, The Country Ram- blers, The Living Strings, Pee Wee King, and Dottie West. #56 #95* MOTHER (3:55) RIDE A WHITE SWAN (2:14) Mimi Benzell Dies John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band -Apple 1827 Tyrannonosaurus Rex -Blue Thumb 7121 1700 Bway, NYC. (Dist. Capitol) 427 N Canon Dr. Bev. Hills, Cal. Publisher Corrections PROD: John & Yoko -Phil Spector c/o Apple NEW YORK-Mimi Benzell, former PROD: Tony Visconti Dumberton House PUB: Maclen U.K. 1780 Bway, (Music) Ltd. NYC. 68 Oxford St. London W.I, England. Met soprano who starred with Mollie WRITER: Lennon FLIP: For Year End Issue J. Why PUB: TRO-Essen ASCAP 10 Co. Circle, NYC. Picon and Robert Weede in Jerry WRITER: Mark Bolan Herman's "Milk and Honey," died FLIP: Summertime Blues here of cancer two weeks ago at the January Music Corporation BMI #94 - THERE IT GOES AGAIN (2:36) #98* age of 47. She made her Met debut 25 West 56th Street Barbara & Uniques -Arden 3001 SUPER STAR (4:10) Murray Head -Decca 732603 at 21 and sang lead roles in "The New York, N. Y. 250 W 57 St. NYC. 445 Park Ave, NYC. Magic Flute," her debut, "Rigoletto" PROD: Exec. Prod. (Mike Leander) PROD: New Chicago Sound Tim Rice -Andrew Lloyd Webber c/o Decca "La Bohene." In 6919 S. St. and recent years, Sea -Lark Enterprises, Inc. - BMI Halsted Chi. Ill. PUB: Leeds ASCAP M.C.A. Universal City, Cal. she conducted a conversation program 25 West 56th Street PUB: Jalynne BMI 2203 Spruce St. Phila, Pa. WRITERS: T. Rice -A. L. Webber on NBC. New York, N. Y. WRITER: Eugene Record FLIP: What's The Use FLIP: John Nineteen Forty-One

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Laura Nyro THE MUSIC CENTER, L.A.-Her "Christmas in my Soul," the most red dress glowing like a ruby against topical song in her repertoire. the velvet darkness of the Music Laura Nyro's songs have earned Center stage, Laura Nyro captivated her a justly prestigious reputation as a capacity crowd with the magic in one of the major popular composers her music. The elegant setting with of our time ("And When I Die," its crystalline sound proved ideal for "Wedding Bell Blues," "Stoned Soul the coy dignity of Miss Nyro's pre- Picnic" and "Eli's Comin'" are a few sence and the forceful purity of her of the Nyro-penned hits). She is also, art. Her audience thundered its ap- however, a powerfully original song preciation after (and often at the stylist and the last year or so has start of) each number. seen her widen the scope of her per- Laura said little and sang much. formances to include material by THE The intensity of her performance and other writers which she reshapes into the magnificence of her voice was a her own creations. "Up on the Roof" precisely controlled instrument with was one of the first foreign canvases a dynamic range from thrush to steam to receive her individual vocal brush- whistle. strokes; the Music Center appearance She opened with "Stoney End" and saw her also interpret "Tom Dooley" continued with an assortment of songs (and it actually sounded vital again) from her three Columbia albums and and a blues classic, "The Wind." her first LP (on MGM). Among the The crowd was substantial and, oc- highlights of her performance were casionally, was quite insentitive. Peo- her renditions of "Once It Was Al- ple shouted out requests, which was right Now (Farmer Joe) ," "Map to jarring in that setting, and parts of the Treasure," which featured her the audience attempted to clap along compelling piano rhythms, and with Miss Nyro's songs. phi. Roberta Flack PHILHARMONIC HALL, NYC - ing of words into sounds and the Anyone who has seen Robert Flack stretching of chords in place of melo- knows that she is even better live dy patterns. The very elements of than on either of her two Atlantic each song are thus turned by her into recordings. But, the surprise of her building blocks of mood, disjointed first major New York show was that except as they fit atmospherically she is as comfortable and easily en- about a single line or key phrase. joyed in a great hall as in the inti- Likewise, her concert's format is mate setting that her material seems subtly arranged for mood. Familiar to require. material from her first LP relaxes 'STO As an artist, Miss Flack gives off the viewers, faster paced material enough personal radiation to turn from the "Chapter Two" album even the Philharmonic Hall at Lincoln brings freshness to the second half Center into a hushed, personal show- of the program; and she wraps up case. And her power proved such that with two medleys that voice a gentle each viewer in the capacity crowd protest and statement. Leaving on a came away with a glowing day -after - highpoint with no -break playing of Christmas reward from the performer. "Ooh Child"/Save the Country"/"God To Miss Flack, the home of the Bless the Children" and a linked "Im- Philharmonic might just have been possible Dream" and "Compared to a slightly oversized tavern where she What," Miss Flack made her point could reach out from behind the key- without guileless raving and returned board to touch each listener person- to an encore of "Young, Gifted and ASCAP ally with tenderness or a slight sting. Black." There, she so dominated the audience that there was no stir during the As her material, her performance songs and an even more startling sil- presents the artist as a parable, ence whenever she hinted that she readily appreciated on the surface, would speak. yet offering a far deeper strength Individual songs were turned into through subtle appreciation. Led Zeppelin, Neil Diamond, new entities by the artist's lengthen- m.g. Van Morrison, Tony Joe White, /I ;,.... Mountain, Cactus, OU\ Jesse James Winchester Cash$ox Radio Active Jerry Lieber and Mike Stoller ..,. did it in 1970. A survey of key radio stations in all important markets throughout the country to determine by percentage of those reporting which releases are being added to station play lists this week for the first time and also the degree of concentration combining previous reports. The next move is uptoyou! Percentage figures on left indicate how many of the stations, reporting this week have Applicants for membership in the American Society of Composers. added the following titles to their play list for the first time. Percentage figures on right Authors & Publishers who meet the following requirements will be accepted as members: include total from left plus the percentage title received in prior week or weeks. Writers: Any composer or author of a copyrighted musical composition who Shall have had at least one work of his composition or writing regularly published or commercially recorded. % OF TOTAL % OF STATIONS STATIONS composer or author of a copyrighted musical composition who Any ADDING TO HAVE is not found to be eligible to membership in the participating class TITLES TO ADDED may be elected as an associate member. PROG. TITLES TO Publishers: Any person, firm, corporation or partnership SCHED. PROD. actively engaged in the music publishing business whose musical publications TITLE ARTIST LABEL THIS WEEK SCHED. have been used or distributed on a commercial scale, and who assumes the TO DATE financial risk involved in the normal publication of musical works. STANLEY ADAMS, President 1. Mother-John Lennon-Apple 27% 27%

2. Precious Precious-Jackie Moore-Atlantic 17% 17% American Society of Composers, Authors & Publishers 575 Madison Avenue, New York, New York 10022 3. Temptation Eyes-Grassroots-Dunhill 14% 85% 6430 Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood, California 90028 700 17th Avenue South, Nashville, Tennessee 37203 4. Somebody's Watching You-Little Sister- 12% 69% Stone Flower

5. One Bad Apple-Osmonds-MGM 10% 46%

12 Cash Box - January 9, 1971 www.americanradiohistory.com ROSS SINGS... (BUT YOU KNEW THAT ALREADY) NICK ASHFORD AND VALERIE SIMPSON WRITE AND PRODUCE (LIKE DIANA'S LAST HIT "AIN'T NO MOUNTAIN HIGH ENOUGH" ... FOR INSTANCE) NOW THEY'RE TOGETHER AGAIN ON DIANA'S NEWEST SINGLE, "REMEMBER

ME" M-76) BYE BABY SEE YOU AROUND

DIDN'T I TELL YOU I WOULDN'T HOLD YOU DOWN TAKE GOOD CARE OF YOURSELF YOU HEAR DON'T LET ME HEAR ABOUT YOU SHEDDING A TEAR YOU'RE GONNA MAKE IT YOU'RE GONNA MAKE IT REMEMBER ME AS A SUNNY DAY THAT YOU ONCE HAD ALONG THE WAY

DIDN'T I INSPIRE YOU A LITTLE HIGHER REMEMBER ME AS A FUNNY CLOWN THAT MADE YOU LAUGH WHEN YOU WERE DOWN

DIDN'T I BOY

DIDN'T I BOY REMEMBER ME AS A BIG BALLOON AT A CARNIVAL THAT ENDED TOO SOON REMEMBER ME AS A BREATH OF SPRING REMEMBER ME AS A GOOD THING BYE BABY SEE YOU AROUND

I ALREADY KNOW ABOUT THE NEW LOVE YOU FOUND

WHAT CAN I DO BUT WISH YOU WELL WHAT WE HAD WAS REALLY SWELL

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www.americanradiohistory.com ccrsh bo.ac/ similes rezit> CashloxRadío-Tv News Report (Picks of the Week J WILSON PICKETT (Atlantic 2781) Don't Let the Green Grass Fool You (2:46) (Assorted, BMI-Akines, Bell - mon, Drayton, Turner) Featuring a more controlled power than is customary for Wilson Pickett, Mr. P. roars back from "Engine #9" with still another high-tension offering for blues and teen audiences. His closing drive, though, shows the fire and fury his older fans will be looking for. No flip info.

THE FRIENDS OF DISTINCTION (RCA 0416) I Need You (3:12) (Golden Banana, BMI-Peters) A series of styles are welded into one massive single that should have the Friends moving back into the top forty/R&B sales lists. Overall, there is the team's vocal strength; and the latest single features more dance enticement than their earlier softspun ballad sides. Flip: "Check it Out" (2:58) (Broco, BMI-Butler, Osborn)

GARRETT SCOTT (Vanguard 35123) To Love (3:22) (Screen Gems/Columbia, BMI-Goffin, King) With one hit awhile ago, Garrett Scott turns up again, now with a side that should put him back in the best seller columns. Fine production of a top forty selection and Garrett's vocal delivery ought to key teen and blues reactions. Flip: no info.

Choice Programming s are singles which, the ce Pro a our renewingreviewing star. are deserving of CChoice Programming special programmer consideration.

BEDROCK (Epic 10697) D'Abo, Chinn) Well-known British Don't Take Another One (3:42) composer Mike D'Abo is presented (Love Song, BMI-Gentry) Per- with a pretty ballad from the score to a Girl in My Soup." MOR, RE-DOUD-ABLE TRIO-Earle Doud, left, producer of the socio-political al - formance in the Rolling Stones man- "There's label, and Stanley Myron ner, but with an anti -drug message maybe top forty long -shot. Flip: "Ar- hum, "Spiro T. Agnew Is A Riot," on the Cadet abella Cinderella" (2:26) (Same Handelman (r) who plays the Vice -President on the LP, were recent guests to call attention to the outing. Strong York on WMCA. The album, re- sleeper prospect. Flip: "I'll Always credits) on the Alex Bennett Show, heard in New (3:18) (No pub credits, leased last month, also features Rich Little and Vincent Price. Doud is re- Stay" Family" album. Scayone, Kirchofer) KING CURTIS (Ateo 6779) membered as the producer of the highly successful "First Whole Lotta Love (2:42) (Superhype, HELEN REDDY (Capitol 3027) ASCAP) Led Zeppelin's introduction Radio-TV Meets WLKE Is Victor I Don't Know How to Love Him to the singles market gives King (3:16) (Leeds, ASCAP - Webber, Curtis a tasty chunk of material for Contest Rice) An excellent vocal treatment his latest instrumental venture. Flip: To Examine Laws In Country of the "Jesus Christ/Superstar" tune no info. NEW YORK - The Practising Law NASHVILLE - Judging has been could make Australia's Helen Reddy Institute and the National Associa- completed on the Annual CMA ra- a name with MOR and top forty pro- THE LOVELITES (Lovelite 01) tion of Broadcasters will co-sponsor dio -television station contest for programmers here. Flip: "I Believe in My Conscience (2:40) (Master Key, a program on the Business and Le- moting October as Country Music Music" (2:50) (Songpainter, BMI- BMI-Hamilton) Blues ballad side gal Problems of Television and Ra- Month and announcement made of the Davis) that has started to gain reactions and dio, February 26-27, 1971, at the winners. WLKE Radio, Waupun, Wis- could move into national attention. Barbizon Plaza Hotel, New York consin, was selected as the station LEE ELDRED (Chess 2105) Flip: "Man in My Life" (2:35) (Mas- City; and March 26-27, 1971, at the having developed and completed the Leave Me Your Love (3:52) (01- ter Key, BMI-Berlmon) Lovelite Water Tower Hyatt House, Chicago, best month-long promotion. greg/Spruill, BMI-Wheeler) From handled through Summit Distribs in Illinois. Second place went to WIBX-Utica, its regional start, Lee Eldred's R&B Chicago. At the program, panelists will dis- New York and the third place went noisemaker now goes into national cuss techniques for negotiating a net- to WYNR-Brunswick, Georgia. This release via Chess. Could build enough HARMON BETHEA (Dynamo 145) work affiliation agreement and other year, due to the heightened interest steam to drive into top forty play - Put on Your Shoes (& Walk) (2:52) agreements whereby a station ac- shown by the many stations entering, lists. Flip: "Recouperating" (2:41) (Giant/Catalogue, BMI-Clark, Wil- quires program material. Special a first and second runner-up was (Olgreg/Spruill/Heavy, BMI - El- liams, Bailey) Yet another solid out- problems in the acquisition and use of also selected. First runner-up was dred) ing from the former Masked Man. music and feature films will also be WTAI-Melbourne, Florida and second This track's dance appeal and vocal explained. runner-up was KBJM-Lemmon, South MANITOBA (RCA 0417) impact could move it into top forty Harry R. Olsson, Jr., General At- Dakota. Come On Down to My Boat (Yellow- as well as R&B focus. No flip info. torney, Columbia Broadcasting Sys- Exceptional Mention was given to stone, BMI - () Ev'ry Mother's tem, Inc., will chair the program. the entry of WMTS-Murfreesboro, Son revisited with a whole new fla- STEPHEN MONAHAN (Jamie 1392) Tennessee, winner of last year's con- vor. Good second outing for the group The Flying Machine (2:23) (Cedar - test. The judges in announcing the should build on the reputation begun wood, BMI-Jenkins) Unusual offer- 1650 winners cited that it had been a rule by Manitoba's first noisemaker. Flip: ing with a smooth blend of top forty BROADWAY since the start of the awards that "Dead End Street" (2:55) (Rawlou/ and gentle listening could reap first place winners may not be con- Beechwood, BMI-( ) across the board action. Flip: "A Lit- Corner 51st Street sidered for a minimum of five years tle Bit" (2:26) (Dace County, BMI- Due to the Trefzger) EXECUTIVE OFFICES for winning first again. PERCY FAITH (Columbia 45297) excellent promotion created by Tom Everything's All Right (3:36) (Leeds, OF OUTSTANDING FIRMS Perryman, WMTS general manager ASCAP-Webber, Rice) Easy listen- MAURICE & MAC (Chess 2102) IN THE ENTERTAINMENT WORLD and his staff, the judges agreed to ing treatment of the "Superstar" se- You Can't Say I Didn't Try (3:30) institute a special category of award lection could spread the rock -opera's (Sabarco, BMI-Barge, Webber) THE called "Exceptional Mention". impact. Remarkable re -arrangement. Change of pace side for the duo pre- DILLIARD Special Mention Certificates were Flip: "I Don't Know How to Love sents Maurice & Mac with a softly ballad that builds in power CORPORATION awarded to two entries from outside Him" (3:10) (Same credits) fashioned the United States. The first is to as the song rolls on. Flip: "Lay It on Miss E. Kunzman BRT Radio, Kortrjk, Belgium, whose MIKE APPEL (Capitol 3022) Me" (2:15) (Chevis, BMI-Barge, Plaza 74400 entry was the creation of Texas Kitty Non Stop U.S.A. (2:53) (Pocketful/ Webber) Prins. CKAD Radio, Middleton, Nova Creative Power, BMI-Appel, Crete - Scotia, Canada, got the second such cos) Glistening folk -blues showpiece CHINO FEASTER (Straker's 90) award. It was the creation of Hal gives Mike Appel a shot at the top Don't You Know Baby (2:40) (Wm. regional manager. forty and FM playlists. Flip: "Honky Razy, BMI-Feaster) Finely fash- Sproule, blues offering with the per- Russ Eden Honorable mention went to KBBQ, Tonk" (2:14) (Same pubs, BMI-Ap- ioned pel, Cretecos, Farrell) formance strength to open up an Burbank, California; KBRF, Fergus break. Flip: "The Girl I Falls, Minnesota; KFTW, Frederick - R&B sales Cooks CHUCK BERNARD (Zodiac 1019) Love" (2:50) (Same credits) Stra- town, Missouri; KNEI, Waukon, ker's, 479 Nostrand Ave., Brooklyn, Iowa; WRMD, Shreveport, Louisiana; Deeper Than the Eyes Can See (2:50) KUAD, Windsor, Colorado; KVOC, (Ric Wil, ASCAP-Eaton, Williams) NYC. on Lightly moving blues danceside with Casper, Wyoming; WCCV, Charlottes- THE HILL SISTERS (Choice 1001) ville, Virginia; WEEZ, Chester, Penn- a vocal showcase to bring Chuck Ber- nard well -deserved recognition. Flip: Just In Case (2:25) (Lecardo, BMI- sylvania; WGBI, Scranton, Pennsyl- Vincente, Love) Surging blues side Dream Machine WITL, Lansing, Michigan; "Turn Her Loose" (2:45) (Ric Wil, vania; Black, Davis) with a powerful dance enticement and WLCB, Moulton, Alabama; WPOR, ASCAP-Beanium, exposure on Records Roxboro, vocal pressure to win Portland, Maine; WRXO, the R&B circuit. Flip: "My Kind of North Carolina; WSVM, Valdese, MIKE D'ABO (Bell 956) Miss Me in the Morning (3:00) Guy" (2:57) (Same credits) Choice 14 North Carolina; and WXCL, Peoria, Records, 4949 Hollywood Blvd., L.A. Jan. Illinois. (Screen Gems/Columbia, BMI - Cash Box - January 9, 1971 14 www.americanradiohistory.com #7121 England's monster single now loose in the U.S.

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NEW YORK-PONDERING WEAK AND WEARY Without any prior announcement (and with no further ado) here are the selections of our Cash Box editorial staffers for album of the year honors. Items are not listed in any particular order. Mary Goodman's choices: "Deja vu," Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young; "Moon - dance," Van Morrison; "John Barleycorn Must Die," Traffic; "McCartney," Paul McCartney; "Chapter Two," Roberta Flack; "After The Gold Rush," Neil Young; "In Search Of Food, Clothing, Shelter & Sex," John Buck Wilkin; "Alive Alive -O," Jose Feliciano; "Someday Man," Paul Williams; "Speeches That Stirred America," Spiro Agnew. Ed Kelleher favors: "Who Live At Leeds"; "New Morning," Bob Dylan; "Good Vibes," Gary Burton; "After The Gold Rush, Neil Young; "Candles In The Rain," Melanie; "The Use Of Ashes," Pearls Before Swine; "Tom Rush"; "Ask Me No Questions," Bridget St. John; "Just For Love," Quicksilver Messenger Service; "Sit Down Young Stranger," Gordon Lightfoot. Kenny Kerner selects: "Emitt Rhodes"; "Jesus Christ, Superstar"; "Bridge Over Troubled Water," Simon & Garfunkel; "Moondance," Van Morrison; "Sweet Baby James," James Taylor; "John Lennon"; "Home," Procol Harum; "Temptations' Greatest Hits, Volume II"; "Jesse Winchester"; "Chicago." Iry Lichtman picks and explains in parentheses: "Company," Original Cast Album ("Brilliant score, Broadway goes modern without falling back on rock."); "Nilsson Sings Newman" ("Rock and semi -rock brought up to the level of an art song."); "Rodgers & Hart Revisited, Vol. 2" ("Whets my appetite for Vol. 3."); "Sesame Street," Original Cast ("My son loves it, and whatever my son loves, I love."); "Two By Two," Original Cast ("Rodgers revisited but who cares?"); "Minnie's Boys," ("Fine tuneful score with a future seen for Hackaday & Gross- man."); "Jesus Christ, Superstar," ("Ambitious, doesn't always work but when it does, huzzah!"); "The Rothchilds," Original Cast ("So-so music by Bock, typi- cally warm and witty Harnick lyrics."); "and anything released this year by members of The Beatles." Eric Van Lustbader votes for: "Mountain Climbing!" Mountain; "Elton John"; "Manfred Mann Chapter III"; "Til The Band Comes In," Scott Walker; "Hollywood Dream," Thunderclap Newman; "Parachute," Pretty Things; "The Man Who Sold The World," David Bowie; "In Search Of Food, Clothing, Shelter & Sex," John Buck Wilkin; "Atom Heart Mother," Pink Floyd; "Down Home," Seals & Crofts; "Benefit," Jethro Tull; "On The Waters," Bread.

HOLLYWOOD -1900 YESTERDAY We're old fashioned. We love the moonlight. We love the old fashioned things. This year's crop of kisses don't seem so much. This year's crop just misses what kisses used to be. Worn clothes are more comfortable. Rita Hayworth is sexier than Raquel Welch. Norma Shearer is more aristocratic than Candice Bergen. That cracked briar we bought in '63 smokes sweeter than the Dr. Grabow we found under a Xmas branch last week. We would rather read Saul Steinberg than listen to David. Billy Butterfield plays the blues with more eloquence than Paul. Fred Allen is funnier than Woody. Bing Crosby's bad notes top Joe Cocker's best. The last Broadway musical score we could hum was "Fiddler on the Roof." If Ben Bagley ran for President, he'd have our vote. The Benny Goodman Band of 1936, with Krupa and James, when he played the Manhattan Room at the Pennsylvania Hotel, was his greatest. Artie Shaw was never "King of the Clarinet." Ted Husing is the all time indefectible sports announcer. Grantland Rice was equally compelling with his pen. Martin Block could make us buy anything, including Shep Fields records. Ford's 1931 Model A Cabriolet with the rumble seat can outcorner the 1971 Mercedes 280 SEL. We sit home on rainy Sunday afternoons playing "All Things Must Pass," "McCartney," "Beaucoups of Blues" and "John Lennon/Plastic Ono" simultaneously on four phonos. But it just isn't the Beatles. We miss "Easy Aces." And Ripley's "Believe It Or Not." Re -runs of Ruby Keeler kissing Dick Powell give us chills. When Fred asks Ginger to dance we collapse. We've cornered the market on Big Little Books of Flash Gordon and Tailspin Tommy. We enjoyed Popeye even more when the strip was known as "Thimble Theater." Helen Forrest was the best damned band singer of all. Excepting maybe Frank Sinatra. Carole Lombard is funnier and sexier than Goldie Hawn. Even Charles Farrell and Janet Gaynor make love more convincingly than Ryan O'Neal and Ali MacGraw. Bob Dylan's most memorable copyrights are re -writes of Clifford Odets. The Lux Radio Theater was superior to ABC's Movie of the Week. This year's fancies are passing fancies. We're still wearing last year's love. All of the above is intended as an abbreviated prelude to our next column based on an interview with Roger Karshner, recently appointed promotion v.p. at Capitol Records. Roger tells us that the finger snappin' promo man has joined the Moulin Rouge, dinosaur, jazz on 52nd Street and cocoanuts at the Ambas- sador's "Now" Grove. If true, we mourn him. More on Capitol's new promotional look in this space next week.

NEW GIRL IN TOWN-The last time we caught Lesley Gore, the graduate hit - maker from Sarah Lawrence ('68) was in Vegas at least 28 months back. Now she's making her west coast debut at the Century Plaza's Westside Room, with a repertoire including tunes by Carole King, John Denver, Jacques Brel, Rod Mc- Kuen, Jimmy Webb and the Beatles. Lesley, now all of 23, opened on Tuesday (Jan. 5) with reviews along the trail of her westward migration unanimous in saluting the brand new Lesley-"poised, sophisticated and shrewd in her selection and delivery of songs." Lesley is our "West Coast Gore of the Week." harvey geller John Buck Wilkin Lesley Gore Neil Young

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MELTING POT-Booker T. & The M.G.'s- Stax STS 2035 Markets Markets Booker T. and the M.G.'s mix it up very well WKBW-Buffalo WROV-Roanoke, Va. latest album offering. Opening the set LP: Clearwater Revival-Fantasy on this Creedence I Hear You Knockin'-Dave Edmunds-Mam is an eight minute plus version of "Melting Knocking-Dave Edmunds-Mam Miss Me In The Morning-Mike D'Abo-Bell funky, soft jazz Pot" which is a combination If I Were- Gladys Knight-Soul Ride A White Swan-Tyrannasaurus Rex- tune that never once gets repetitious. "Back Temptation Eyes-Grass Roots-Dunhill Blue Thumb break by Home" features a soft blues piano Groove Me-King Floyd-Chimneyville Where Are You Going-Bobby Bloom-Roulette solo by Booker T, and a fine moving guitar Problem Child-Mark Lindsay-Columbia Steve Cropper. Other excellent selections in- WOKY-Milwaukee clude "Fuquawi," "L.A. Jazz Song," and Bed Of Roses-Statler Bros-Mercury "Sunny Monday." All in all this new LP is One Bad Apple-Osmonds-MGM everything we could expect from Booker T, There Goes My Everything-Elvis Presley-RCA Mixed Up Guy-Joey Scarbury-Lionel and then some. PR WDRC-Hartford, Conn. KXOK-St. Louis Stop The War-Edwinn Starr-Gordy Precious Precious-Jackie Moore-Atlantic No New Additions This Week Somebody's Watching You-Little Sister- WMAK-Nashville Stone Flower LOOK WHAT YOU'RE DOING TO THE MAN- Mother-John Lennon & Plastic Ono Band- Melba Moore-Mercury SR 61321 Apple Second time out for the delectable Miss Mr. Bojangles-Nitty Gritty-Liberty Conn. Melba Moore proves to be a major advance- I Don't Know How To Love Him-Kimberlys WNHC-New Haven, ment over her initial "I Got Love" release. Don't Know/There Goes-Elvis Presley-RCA Born To Wander-Rare Earth-R.E. Excellent material, tight arrangements, and Stop The War Now-Edwin Starr-Gordy Precious Precious-Jackie Moore-Atlantic fine production work provide the perfect setting for Melba's crystal voice. Among the highlights of the set are "Searchin' For A Dream," "Walk A Mile In My Shoes/Twenty Five Miles" THE BIG THREE medley, "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother," and "The 'Thrill Is Gone (From Yesterday's Kiss)." 1. Mother-John Lennon-Apple

JACK ORION-Bert Jansch-Vanguard VSD 2. Precious Precious-Jackie Moore-Atlantic 6544 Bret Jansch, singly and as a member of The Pentangle, has long stood for the finest in traditional balladeering. This, his new LP, 3. Temptation Eyes-Grassroots-Dunhill features the young artist on nine folk songs, among them "900 Miles," "Pretty Polly" and "Nottamun Town." Several cuts are treated WQAM-Miami WFEC-Harrisburg, Pa. cate- instrumentally and especially fine in this Remember Me-Diana Ross-Motown Remember Me-Diana Ross-Motown gory is the Ewan MacColl song, "The First Together We Two-Archies-Kirshner Time I Ever Saw Your Face." Jansch respects WTIX-New Orleans When I'm Dead & Gone-McGuinnes Flint- and he his material, its form and its lyricism No New Additions This Week Capitol in his is able to convey this genuine feeling Life Is A Beautiful Thing-Tension-Poison performances. A class album. WABC-New York Ring No New Additions This Week If You Could Read My Mind-Gordon Lightfoot -Reprise WLS-Chicago Medley From Superstar-Assembled Multitude No New Additions This Week -Atlantic THE CARMEN CAVALLARO CAMP PLAYS THE Fresh As A Daisy-Emitt Rhodes-Dunhill 3 B'S-GWP ST 2011 WMEX-Boston Those three B's in question just happen to Ape Man-Kinks-Reprise WAAB-Worcester, Mass. Somebody's Watching-Little Sister-Stone be the Beatles, Burt Bacharach, and Johann Sweet Mary-Wadsworth Mansion-Sussex Sebastian Bach. Carmen's liquid piano is the Flower Holly Holy-Jr. Walker-Soul If I Were-Gladys Knight-Soul mainstay of each track and is consistently Bridget The Midget-Ray Stevens-Barnaby P. M. Piper-Chairman-Invictus interesting and versatile. Best cuts include I Hear You Knockin'-Dave Edmunds-Ma,m D.O.A.-Bloodrock-Capitol (they're all fine): a fascinating version of I'm So Proud-Main Ingredient-RCA "Eleanor Rigby," "Paper Mache," "Yesterday," "Here, There, and Everywhere," and "Gavotte." WFIL-Philadelphia If I Were-Gladys Knight-Soul WKIX-Raleigh, N.C. Beautiful. Mother-John Lennon-Apple He Called Me Baby-Candy Staton-Fame When I'm Dead & Gone-McGuinnes Flint- Capitol

BILLY AND CHARLES-Faithful Virtue-FVS WBAM-Montgomery, Ala. 2001 Tulsa-Billy Joe Royal-Columbia Billy and Charles are two young and talented 1900 Yesterday-Liz Damon's-White Whale entertainers. This is their debut album, and Petula-Edison Lighthouse-Bell for it, the dynamic duo have written all 10 Dead & Gone-McGuinnes Flint-Capitol songs. Their songs are interesting both mu- Where LP CUTS: sically and lyrically, and contain a certain The Music See The Rain-Creedence (Pendulum-Fantasy freshness and living quality that makes this Waiting On You-George Harrison (All Things LP a delight to listen to, over and over again. and Must Pass)-Apple Pay careful attention to the lyrics of "Old Entertainment Time Movies," "Happiness And Joy," and "The People WLAV-Grand Rapids, Mich. Minstrel Song," as they are very much a part Mother-John Lennon-Apple A of today. fine debut. Meet Pay To The Piper-Chairmen-Invictus To See Let Your Love Go-Bread-Elektra and Apeman-Kinks-Reprise Precious Precious-Jackie Moore-Atlantic Be Seen LP: Black Man's Burdon-Eric Burdon & War- Jazz Pick MGM

WAVZ-New Haven, Conn. MONTREAUX II-Bill Evans-CTI 6004 San Bernadino-Christie-Epic As each year passes, the Montreaux Jazz Gonna Stop Our IDEAL FACILITIES FOR ARTISTS Nothing's Love-Lollipops- Festival takes on greater importance. Last Atco PROMO PARTIES summer one of the high points of the proceed- Watching Scotty Grow-Bobby Goldsboro-U.A. ings was the appearance of Bill Evans and this We'll Have It Made-Spinners-V.I.P. album is an in -person recording of his set. CALL YOUR HOST Working with bassist Eddie Gomez and drum- VAN RAPOPORT WPRO-Providence, R.I. mer Marty Morrell, Evans laid down an unpre- 254 W 47 St CI 5-7326 tentious forty minutes or so, ranging from My Everything-Elvis Presley-RCA several of his own compositions, such as God Bless-Originals-Soul "Very Early," "34 Skidoo" and "Peri's Scope," Temptation Eyes-Grass Roots-Dunhill Mother-John Lennon-Apple to a fine treatment of the pop song "Alfie." Sheer excellence here. Together We Two-Archies-Kirshner Now That I've Found You-Larry Santos- Evolution

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1 ALL THINGS MUST PASS 34 FOR THE GOOD TIMES CHRISTMAS AND THE GEORGE HARRISON (Apple STCH 639) 1 RAY PRICE (Columbia C 30106) 37 BEADS OF SWEAT (8XT 639) (4XT 639) (CA 30106) (CT 30106) LAURA NYRO (Columbia KC 30259) 80 2 ABRAXAS PORTRAIT (CA 30259) (CT 30259) SANTANA (Columbia KC 30130) 2 FIFTH DIMENSION (Bell 6045) 46 68 WE GOT TO LIVE TOGETHER (CA 30130) (CT 30130) (86045) (56045) BUDDY MILES (Mercury SR 61313) 68 36 AFTER THE RUSH 3 JOHN LENNON/PLASTIC ONO BAND GOLD LOVE RS 69 NEW WAYS BUT STAYS (Apple SW 3372) 3 NEIL YOUNG (Reprise 6383) 28 SUPREMES (Motown M720) 73 (8XT (4XT (8RM 6383) (CR 6383) 3372) 3372) (M8 1720) (M75 720) 37 VERY DIONNE 4 PENDULUM 70 LIVE AT LEEDS CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL (Fantasy 8410) 4 DIONNE WARWICK (Scepter SPS 587) 41 THE WHO (Decca DL 7975) 71 5 JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR 38 SHARE THE LAND (6.9175) (73-9175) THE GUESS WHO (RCA LSP 4359) (Decca DXSA 7206) 5 32 71 BLOODROCK 2 (6-6000) (73-6000) (P8S 1590) (PK 1590) (Capitol ST 491) 75 6 SLY & THE FAMILY STONE 39 NO DICE (8XT 491) (4XT 491) BADFINGER (Apple ST 3367) 31 GREATEST HITS (8XT 3367) (4XT 3367) 72 THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN (Epic KE 30325) (CA 30325) (CT 30325) 6 SUPREMES & FOUR TOPS (Motown MS 717) 78 40 LOLA VERSUS POWERMAN AND THE (M8 1717) (M 75 717) 7 STEPHEN STILLS MONEYGOROUND, PART ONE (Atlantic SD 7202) 7 73 JAMES TAYLOR (TP 7202) (CS 7202) THE KINKS (Reprise RS 6432)' 45 (Apple SKAO 3352) (8XT 3352) (4XT 3352) 67 (8 6432) (5 6432) GRAND FUNK LIVE CANDIDA 74 SUGARLOAF (Capitol SWBB 633) 8 (Liberty LST 7640) 70 DAWN (Bell 6052) 50 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY ALBUM (86502) (56502) 75 CHUNGA'S REVENGE ORIGINAL TV CAST (Bell 6050) 10 42 NEIL DIAMOND GOLD FRANK ZAPPA (Bizzarre 2030) 74 (8 6050) (5 6050) (UNI 73084) 38 76 IDLEWILD SOUTH (8-73084) (2-73084) 10 CLOSE TO YOU ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND (Atco SD 342) 69 CARPENTERS (A&M 4271) 9 43 WITH LOVC, BOBBY (TP 342) (CS 342) (8T 4271) (CS 4271) BOBBY SHERMAN (Metromedia KMD 1032) 42 (8090 1032) (5090 1032) 77 WORKIN' TOGETHER ELTON JOHN IKE & TINA TURNER (Liberty 7650) 76 (UNI 73090) 13 44 GET YOUR YA-YA'S OUT (8 73090) (2 73090) ROLLING STONES (London NPS 5) 39 78 LIVE AT FILLMORE THE WORST OF JEFFERSON (M72 176) (M57 176) MILES DAVIS (Columbia G 30038) 81 AIRPLANE 45 THE BLACK MAN'S BURDON 79 SNOWBIRD (RCA LSP 4459) 18 ERIC BURDON (MGM SE 4710-2) 49 ANNE MURRAY (Capitol ST 579) 77 (P8S 1653) (PK 1653) 46 A QUESTION OF BALANCE 80 A TRIBUTE TO THE BEST DAMN 13 LED ZEPPLIN III THE MOODY BLUES (Threshold 3) 43 (Atlantic SD 7201) 12 FIDDLE PLAYER IN THE WORLD (TP 7201) (CS 7201) 47 I (WHO HAVE NOTHING) MERLE HAGGARD (Capitol ST 638) 87 (8XT 638) (4XT 638) NATURALLY TOM JONES (Parrot XPAS 71039) 44 THREE DOG NIGHT (Durhill DSX 50088) 20 HIS BAND AND THE 81 THE FIRST TEN YEARS JOAN BAEZ (Vanguard 6560/1) 79 15 SWEET BABY JAMES STREET CHOIR VAN MORRISON (Warner Bros. WS 1884) 59 JAMES TAYLOR (Warner Bros./7 Arts) (WS 1843) 11 BLOOD SWEAT & TEARS 3 (8 1884) (5 1884) 82 (8 WM 1843) (CWX 1843) (Columbia KS 30090) 72 16 WOODSTOCK 49 CURTIS (CA 30090) (CT 30090) CURTIS MAYFIELD (Curtom CRS 8005) ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK (Cotillion SD3-500) 16 40 MOST OF ALL (TP 33-500) (CS 33-500) 50 CLOSER TO HOME B. J. THOMAS (Scepter SPS 586) - 17 THIRD ALBUM GRAND FUNK (Capitol SKAO 471) 52 (8XT 471) (4XT JACKSON 5 (Motown MS 718) 15 471) 84 YELLOW RIVER (M8 1718) (M75 718) 51 MAD DOGS AND ENGLISHMEN CHRISTIE (Epic 30403) 83 18 TAP ROOT MANUSCRIPT JOE COCKER (A&M SP 6002) 48 85 THE GLEN CAMPBELL (8T 6002) (CT 6002) NEIL DIAMOND (UNI 73092) 14 GOODTIME ALBUM 19 COSMO'S FACTORY 52 JOHN BARLEY CORN MUST DIE (Capitol SW 492) 84 TRAFFIC (United Artists UAS (8XT 493) (4XT 493) CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL (Fantasy 842) 17 5504) 56 20 TOBE CONTINUED 53 LOOKING IN LOVE STORY SAVOY BROWN (Parrot PAS ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK (Paramount PAS 6002) ISAAC HAYES (Enterprise ENS 1014) 19 71042) 57 - (M79 842) (M79 642) 21 TOMMY 54 NOW 87 THE ANDY WILLIAMS SHOW I'M A WOMAN (Columbia KC 30105) 82 THE WHO (Decca DXSW 7205) 23 NANCY WILSON (Capitol ST 541) 58 (CA 30105) (CT 30105) (6-2500) (73-2500) (8XT 541) (4XT 541) 22 55 JOHNNY CASH SHOW 88 JAMES GANG RIDES AGAIN WHALES AND NIGHTINGALES (ABC ABCS 711) 88 JUDY COLLINS (Elektra 75010) 24 (Columbia KC 30100) 53 (8022-711 V) (5002-711 M) (T8 5010) (55010) (CA 30290) (CT 30290) 56 THE FLIP WILSON SHOW 89 ALARM CLOCK 23 STEPPENWOLF 7 RICHIE HAVENS (Stormy Forest SFS 600s) (MGM) 92 Little David (LD 2000) 60 (Dunhill DXS 50090) 22 (LD8 2000) (LDC 2000) 90 SOMETHING 24 AMERICAN BEAUTY 57 INDIANOLA MISSISSIPPI SEEDS SHIRLEY BASSEY (UAS 6765) 89 GRATEFUL DEAD (Warner Bros. WS 1893) 26 B. B. KING (ABC ABCS 713) 54 (8 1893) (5 1893) 91 CHAPTER 2 58 DEJA VU ROBERTA FLACK (Atlantic 1569) 85 BLOWS AGAINST THE EMPIRE CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG (Atlantic SD 7200) 62 (TP 1569) (CS 1569) PAUL KANTNER (RCA LSP 4448) 36 (TP 7200) (CS 7200) (P8S 1654) (PK 1654) 92 ALMOST IN LOVE 59 (UNTITLED) ELVIS PRESLEY (RCA-CAS 2440) 86 26 WATT THE BYRDS (Columbia G 30127) 51 (CA 30127) (CT 30127) TEN YEARS AFTER (Deram XDES 18050) 27 93 TELL IT ALL BROTHER 60 THE SESAME STREET KENNY ROGERS & FIRST EDITION (Reprise RS 6412) 94 27 THAT'S THE WAY IS (8 6412) (5 6412) IT BOOK ELVIS PRESLEY (RCA LSP 4445) 29 & RECORD (P8S 1652) (PK 1652) ORIGINAL TV CAST (Columbia CS 1069) 63 94 TWELVE DREAMS OF DR. (18 10 1069) (16 10 1069) SARCON ICUS 28 CHICAGO 61 BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER SPIRIT (Epic E 30267) 96 21 SIMON & GARFUNKEL (Columbia KCS 99-14) 66 (18 BO 0858)u(161aBOSP ) 185924) (18 10 0750) (14 10 0750) (16 10 0750) 95 SECOND THOUGHTS McKENDREE SPRING (Decca D 75230) 97 29 13 62 WASHINGTON COUNTY 96 BEAUCOUPS OF BLUES DOORS (Elektra EKS 74079) 33 ARLO GUTHRIE (Reprise RS6411) 55 (T8 4079) (54079) (M86411) (M56411) RINGO STARR (Apple SMAS 3368) 91 (8XT 3368) (4XT 3368) 30 BLACK 63 U.S.A. UNION SABBATH 97 HENDRIX BAND OF GYPSYS (Warner Bros. WS 1871) 30 JOHN MAYALL (Polydor 4022) 61 JIMI HENDRIX (Capitol STAO 472) 93 (CWX 1871) (8WM 1871) (8F 4022) (F 4022) (8XT 472) (4XT 472) 64 31 EVERYTHING IS EVERYTHING ATOM HEART MOTHER PINK FLOYD (Harvest SKAO 382) (Capitol) 64 98 KILN HOUSE DIANA ROSS (Motown MS 724) 34 (8XT 382) (TX4 382) FLEETWOOD MAC (Reprise 6408) 95 (M8 1724) (M75 724) (8 6408) (5 6408) 65 LAYLA 32 EMITT RHODES DEREK AND THE DOMINOS (Atco SD 2-704) 47 99 GYPSY (Dunhill DS 50089) 35 (TP 704) (CS 704) (Metromedia M2D 1031) 90 (8090 1031M) (5090 1031) 66 TEMPTATIONS GREATEST HITS 33 NEW MORNING 100 FIRE AND WATER BOB DYLAN (Columbia KC 25 VOL. II 30290) FREE (A&M 4268) 100 (CA 30290) (CT 30290) (Gordy GS 854) (G8 954) (175 954) 65 (8T 4268) (CS 4268)

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VERVE Peter, Pau & Mary Peter, Paul & Mommy WS 1785 Peter, Pau & Mary Late Again WS 1751 Blues Project Live At Town Hall FTS/3025 Peter, Pau & Mary Album 1700 WS 1700 Dave Van Ronk & Peter, Pau & Mary The Peter, Paul & Mary Album WS 1648 The Hudson Dusters FTS/3041 Peter, Pau & Mary See What Tomorrow Brings WS 1615 Righteous Bros. Soul & Inspiration V/V6/5001 Peter, Pau & Mary A Song Will Rise WS 1589 Arthur Prysock The Best Of Arthur Prysock V/V6/5011 Bonnie Prudden Keep Fit and Be Happy WS 1358 Mothers Of Invention Absolutely Free V/V6/5013 San Sebastian Mothers Of Invention We're Only In It For The Money V/V6/5O45 Strings The Sea, The Earth, The Sky 3WS 1730 Bashin' Jimmy Smith Plays "Walk On The Wild Side" V/V6/8474 Mason Williams Music By Mason Williams WS 1788 Jimmy Smith Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf V/V6/8583 Mason Williams The Mason Williams Phonogra ph Record WS 1729 Gene Krupa The Best Of Gene Krupa V/V6/8594 Glenn Yarbrough Somehow, Someway WS 1782 Louie Armstrong The Best Of Louis Armstrong V/V6/8595 Original Soundtrack "Goodbye, Columbus" WS 1786 Count Basie The Best Of Count Basie V/V6/8596 Original Soundtrack "Finian's Rainbow" WS 2550 Johnny Hodges/Wild Blue Rabbitt V/V6/8599 Bill Davis WORLD PACIFIC/WORLD PACIFIC JAZZ/SOUL CITY Wes Montgomery Movin' Wes V/V6/8610 5th Dimension Up Up And Away 92000 Cal Tjader Soul Sauce V/V6/8614 5th Dimension The Worst That Could Happen 92001 Wes Montgomery Bumpin' V/V6/8625 5th Dimension Stoned Soul Picnic 92002 Willie Bobo Spanish Grease V/V6/8631 5th Dimension The Age Of Aquarius 92005 Jimmy Smith Got My Mojo Workin' V/V6/8641 Lord Buckley Bad Rapping Of The Marquis de Sade 21889 Wes Montgomery Goin' Out Of My Head V/V6/8642 Lord Buckley Buckley's Best 21879 Wes Montgomery Tequila V/V6/8653 Carnival The Carnival 21894 Count Basie Basie's Beatle Bag V/V6/8659 Groove Holmes X-77 20163 Jimmy Smith Hoochie Cooche Man V/V6/8667 Craig Hundley Plays With The Big Boys 21896 Walter Wanderley Trio Cheganca V/V6/8676 Craig Hundley Arrival Of A Young Giant 21880 The Dynamic Duo Jimmy & Wes V/V6/8678 Jazz Crusaders Lighthouse '69 20165 Jimmy Smith Respect V/V6/8705 Jazz Crusaders Powerhouse 20136 Wes Montgomery The Best Of Wes Montgomery V/V6/8714 Jazz Crusaders Lighthouse '68 20131 Stan Getz The Best Of Stan Getz V/V6/8719 Les McCann More Or Less 20166 Ella Fitzgerald The Best Of Ella Fitzgerald V/V6/8720 Jean Luc Ponty At Thee Experience 20168 Jimmy Smith The Best Of Jimmy Smith V/V6/8721 Buddy Rich 'Buddy And Soul 20158 Cal Tjader The Best Of Cal Tjader V/V6/8725 Buddy Rich Big Swing Face 20117 Abnuceals Emuukha Buddy Rich Swingin' New Big Band 20113 Elec. Synph. Lumpy Gravy V/V6/8741 Freddy Robinson The Coming Atlantis 20162 Jimmy Smith Stay Loose V/V6/8745 Peter Sarstedt Where Do You Go To My Lovely 21895 Kenny Burrell The Common Ground . Blues V/V6/8746 Bud Shank Windmills Of Your Mind 20157 Tim Hardin Best Of Tim Hardin FTS/3078 Ravi Shankar At The Woodstock Festival 21467 Arthur Prysock This Is My Beloved V6/5070 Ravi Shankar At The Monterey Pop Festival 21442 Righteous Bros. Greatest Hits II V6/5071 Gerald Wilson Eternal Equinox 20160 Jimmy Smith Groove Drops V6/8794 Richie Havens Stone Henge SFS/6001 ABC WAND Various Artists A Million Or More (Best Sellers) 216 Ray Charles Genius Hits The Road 335 Kingsmen Louie Louie W657 Ray Charles Dedicated To You 355 Chuck Jackson Greatest Hits W683 Ray Charles Modern Sounds In Country & Western Vol. 1 410 Canned Heat Live At Topanga Corral W693 Ray Charles Greatest Hits 415 Guess Who Born In Canada W691 Ray Charles Modern Sounds In Country & Western Vol. 2 435 Animals featuring B. B. King Live At The Regal 509 Eric Burdon In The Beginning W690 Impressions Greatest Hits 515 John Lee Hooker On The Waterfront W689 Ray Charles Together Again 520 Vanilla Fudge The Whole World Was Eating W687 B. B. King Confessin' The Blues 528 Ray Charles Crying Time 544 WARNER BROS.-SEVEN ARTS Ray Charles Ray's Moods 550 Ray Charles A Man & His Soul (2 record set) 590X The Association Greatest Hits WS 1767 Ray Charles Listen 595 The Association Birthday WS 1733 Frankie Laine I'll Take Care Of Your Cares 604 The Association Insight Out WS 1696 Ray Charles A Portrait Of Ray 625 Petula Clark Portrait of Petula WS 1789 Impressions The Best Of The Impressions 654 Petula Clark Greatest Hits, Vol. 1 WS 1765 Ahmad Jamal Tranquility 660 Petula Clark These Are My Songs WS 1698 Blues Magoos Never Goin' Back To Georgia 697 Petula Clark Downtown WS 1590 Tommy Roe 12 In A Row 700 Bil Cosby It's True! It's True! WS 1770 Eddie Holman I Love You 701 Bil Cosby 20 MPH WS 1757 Ray Charles Love Country Style 707 Bil Cosby To Russell, My Brother, Whom I Slept With WS 1734 Freedom Freedom 708 Bil Cosby Revenge WS 1691 James Gang Rides Again 711 Bil Cosby Wonderfulness WS 1634 Sound Track They Shoot Horses Don't They? 10 OCS Bil Cosby Why Is There Air? WS 1606 Original Cast Applause 11 OCS The Everly Brothers Roots WS 1752 Blues Magoos Gulf Coast Bound ABCS 710 The Everly Brothers Very Best of The Everly Brothers WS 1554 B. B. King Indianola Mississippi Seeds 713 The Grateful Dead Aoxomoxoa WS 1790 Tommy Roe We Can Make Music 714 Rod McKuen Greatest Hits WS 1772 Rare Bird As Your Mind Flies By 716

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I WAS A BOY WHEN YOU 39 THERE'S A LOVE FOR 9 PRECIOUS 22 THE SHAPE I'M IN 9 PRECIOUS EVERYONE NEEDED A MAN Jackie Moore (Atlantic 2681) 8 (Blackwood-BMI) (Canaan-ASCAP) Whispers (Janus J-140) 40 Michael Allen (MGM 14181) Band (Capitol 2870) NOW LOVE LEFT 10 STOP THE WAR LOVE IS PLENTIFUL 23 WHEN THERE'S NO Edwin Starr (Gordy 7104) 13 40 10 FROM THE VERY START (Yellow Dog-ASCAP) Staple Singers (Stax 0083) 39 (Hollenbeck-BMI) New Seekers (Elektra 45.710) Children (Ode '70) 66005 11 ALL I HAVE GOT YOUR GIRL & GONE 24 RIGHT ON Moments (Stang 5017) 9 41 JODY (Stax 0085) 43 11 MIXED UP GUY Rascals (Atlantic 2773) Johnny Taylor (Anopy-ASCAP) Joey Scarbury (Lionel) 3208 12 THIS LOVE IS REAL 25 BEIN' GREEN Jackie Wilson (Brunswick 55443) 15 42 SHOES (Jorico-ASCAP) Brook Benton (Cotillion 44093) 46 12 NEVER MARRY A Frank Sinatra (Reprise 0981) RAILROAD MAN OF A CLOWN 13 THE TEARS 43 A WOMAN'S WAY Shocking Blue (Colossus) Smokey Robinson & Miracles 11 26 SOMETHING TO MAKE Rozetta Johnson (Clintone 001) 45 YOU HAPPY (Tamla 5499) 13 I GOT TO TELL SOMEBODY (Coachhouse-BMI) Betty Everett (Fantasy 652) Masons & Cass-Dunhill 4266 14 ARE YOU MY WOMAN 44 YOU JUST CAN'T WIN & Jerry Butler 47 Chi -lites (Brunswick 55442) 16 Gene Chandler (Mercury 73162) Futura Now Has 15 THERE HE GOES AGAIN 45 5-10-15-20-(25-30 YEARS Barbara & Uniques (Arden 301)) 18 All Buddah/KS OF LOVE) NEW YORK-Futura Distributors a Presidents (Sussex 207) 42 division of Merco Enterprises, will 16 REMEMBER ME 21 I REALLY DON'T WANT KNOW Diana Ross (Motown 1176) handle the Hot Wax, Curtom and T - 46 IF IT AIN'T LOVE RCA ELVIS PRESLEY Neck labels in the greater New York Glass House (Invictus 9082) 44 EDDY ARNOLD RCA area, effective immediately. 17 BORDER SONG YOU & ME Hill & Range All three labels are cooking with Aretha Franklin (Atlantic 2772) 17 chart singles and albums. Hot Wax 47 NOW I'M A WOMAN off RIAA-certified Nancy Wilson (Capitol 2931) 48 APEMAN recently came an 18 HEAVEN HELP US ALL THE KINKS REPRISE gold single, "Somebody's Been Sleep- Stevie Wonder (Tamla 54200) 12 Noma Music ing In My Bed" by 100 Proof (Aged 48 GET YOUR LIE STRAIGHT In Soul). Bill Coday (Crajon 48204) 51 Carbert Music Neil Bogart, co -president of the 19 I CAN'T GET NEXT TO YOU Al Green (Hi 2182) 19 Buddah/Kama Sutra Group of labels, 49 I'M STILL HERE PADRE noted that with the addition of these COLUMBIA Notations (Twinight 141) 49 MARTY ROBBINS three diskeries, Futura now repre- 20 KEEP ON LOVING ME Anne -Rachel sents the complete line of labels asso- Bobby Bland (Duke 464) 20 ciated with the Buddah/Kama Sutra 50 HEY AMERICA James Brown (King 6329) 50 I CAN'T BELIEVE THAT Group. YOU'VE STOPPED LOVING ME 21 HOLLY HOLY Jr. Walker & All Stars (Soul 35081) 24 CHARLIE PRIDE RCA 51 SOLUTION FOR POLLUTION Hill & Range Hickey LP Set Charles Wright & 103rd St. Rhythm UP, IT, GET Band (Warner Bros. 7451) 53 Blue Crest NEW YORK-Ersel Hickey, remem- 22 GET GET INTO bered as the writer and hit artist on INVOLVED James Brown (King 6347) 23 SHE WAKES ME WITH A "Bluebirds Over the Mountain," is 52 I LOVE YOU FOR ALL SEASONS Fuzz (Calla 174) 56 KISS EVERY MORNING back on the disk scene. His manager, NAT STUCKEY RCA Jay Warner, has just completed 23 FREEDOM Isley Brothers (T Neck 927) 26 Hill & Range negotiations with Lou Lafrado Asso- 53 MUST BE LOVE COMING DOWN Blue Crest ciates for an LP to be produced by Major Lance (Curtom 1956) 58 Bob Gallo. Hickey is currently per- 24 HE CALLED ME BABY forming in the New York area with Candi Staton (Fame 1476) 28 WHAT AM I LIVING FOR his act and is expected to begin re- 54 LOVE VIBRATIONS TWITTY MGM CONWAY cording at Soundview Studios this David T. Walker (Zea 50005) 59 Hill & Range month. 25 IT'S ALL IN YOUR MIND Tideland Clarence Carter (Atlantic 2774) 22 55 DO IT FOR ME PATCH IT UP 26 SOMEBODY'S WATCHING YOU General Crook (Down To Earth 74) 60 (From the MGM motion picture, Little Sister (Stone Flower S-9001) 25 "THAT'S THE WAY IT IS") 56 BAD WATER ELVIS PRESLEY RCA It Hit! Raelettes (Tangerine 1014) - sA 27 I GOT TO TELL SOMEBODY Elvis Presley Betty Everett (Fantasy 652) 30 S -P -R Music 57 YOU'RE A BIG GIRL NOW "I CALL Stylestics (Avco Embassy 4555) STRANGER IN THE CROWD 28 GOD BLESS WHOEVER (From the MGM motion picture. SENT YOU IT LOVE" Originals (Soul 35079) 31 "THAT'S THE WAY IT IS") 58 YOU'RE THE ONE Three Degrees (Roulette 7097) - ELVIS PRESLEY RCA Elvis Presley The Pretenders 29 WHO'S GONNA TAKE THE WEIGHT PT. 2 59 MY CONSCIENCE Carnival Records Kool & Gang (Dellte 538) 33 Lovelites (LLR-01) THE ABERBACH GROUP (201) 243-7069 241 West 72 Street. New York, N.Y. 30 SANTA'S COMING TO TOWN 60 MY SWEET LORD Jackson 5 (Motown 1174) 14 Billy Preston (Apple 1826)

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1 ROSE GARDEN 34 SITTIN' BULL (Capitol 2972) 36 THERE MUST BE MORE TO LOVE THAN Lynn Anderson (Columbia 45252) Charlie Louvin THIS-Jerry Lee Lewis-Mercury-SR 61323 (Lowery-BMI) SureFire-BMI) A new Jerry Lee Lewis album is indeed A GOOD YEAR FOR THE ROSES 35 FANCY SATIN PILLOWS (Capitol 2986) 78 has been around George Jones (Musicor 1425) 3 Wanda Jackson cause to celebrate. Jerry Dixie Jane-BMI) since the early 50's, and every record he made (Chestnut-BMI) I THAT YOU'VE has been better than the last. His sound and THE WONDERS YOU PERFORM 36 CAN'T BELIEVE style are absolutely unmistakeable, and his Tammy Wynette (Epic 10687) 5 STOPPED LOVING ME live and on record is unmatched (Jerry Chestnut-BMI) Charley Pride (RCA 9902 35 energy, both (Blue Crest, Hill & Range-BM n by any performer in the business. There are 4 MORNING 9909) 11 on this album, all of which can Jim Ed Brown (RCA 2 37 LISTEN BETTY (I'M SINGING new tracks (Show Biz-BMI) be released as singles. Highlights include "I'd YOUR SONG) Be Talkin' All The Time," "Sweat Georgia 5 COAL MINER'S DAUGHTER Dave Dudley (Mercury 73138) 41 Loretta Lynn (Decca 32749) 4 (Newkeys-BMI) Brown," "Home Away From Home," and (Sure-Fire-BMI) "Life's Little Ups And Downs". This is Jerry's 38 SWEET CAROLINE OF ROSES Jones (Chart 5100) 40 ever, until the next one. BED Anthony Armstrong best album The Statier Bros. (Mercury 73141) 9 (Stenebridge-BMI) (House of Cash-BMI) 39 WHEN HE TOUCHES ME 7 ENDLESSLY Lois Johnson (MGM K 14186) 37 Sonny James (Capitol 2914) 6 (Painted Desert-BMI) (Vogue-BMI) THE SHERIFF OF BOONE FLESH AND BLOOD COUNTY (Columbia 45269) 13 Johnny Cash Kenny Price (RCA 9932) 50 LISTEN BETTY, I'M SINGING YOUR SONG- (House of Cash-BMI) (Hardtack-BMI) Dave Dudley-Mercury-SR 61315 9 WAITING FOR A TRAIN 7 41 WHAT ABOUT THE HURT The pool shark switches locations to seren- Lee Lewis (Sun 1119) Jerry Bob Lumen (Epic 10667) 42 (Peer ade Betty at a local truck stop. "Listen Betty, Int'I-BMI) (Jack & Bill-ASCAP) I'm Singing Your Song," but if she's too busy, PADRE ' ONE HUNDRED CHILDREN Robinson (Columbia 45273) 20 the rest of the country will take the time Marty Tom T. Hall (Mercury 73140) 55 to hear that song and the remaining 10 cuts (Anne-Rachel-ASCAP) (Newkeys-BMI) on Dave's brand new album release. Shel 11 DON'T LET THE SUN SET 43 COME SUNDOWN Silverstein, Tom T. Hall, and Kris Kristoffer- ON YOU (TULSA) Bobby Bare (Mercury 73148) 16 son are all represented as writers on this Waylin Jennings (RCA 9925) 12 (Combine-BMI) package and their tunes are magnificent- (Earl Barton-BMI) THE LAST ONE TO TOUCH ME ly interpreted by Dave, who has written five JOSHUA Porter Wagoner (RCA 9939) 54 of the cuts himself. Dolly Parton (RCA 9928) 17 (Owepar-BMI) (Owepar-BMI) 45 COWBOY CONVENTION WILLY JONES Buddy Alan & Don Rich (Capitol 2928) 31 Susan Raye (Capitol 2950) 19 (Peer Int'I-BMI) (Blue Book-BMI) 14 COMMERCIAL AFFECTION 46 MAMA BAKE A PIE (DADDY Mel Tillis & The Statesiders (MGM 8 KILL A CHICKEN) 14176) (Cedarwood, Sawgrass-BMI) George Kent (Mercury 73127, 45 15 ANOTHER LONELY NIGHT (Newkeys-BMI) Jean Shepard (Capitol 2941)) 16 47 SWEET MISERY (Twig-BMI) 51 ALL THE SEASONS Ferlin Husky (Capitol 2999) WHERE HAVE GONE- GUESS WHO (Cedarwood-BMI) Bobby Bare-Mercury-SR 61316 Slim Whitman (United Artists 50731) 22 For this new album release, Bobby Bare (Mitchell-BMI) 48 BIG RIVER tunes Johnny Cash (Sun 1121) 49 chose some of the more recent country 17 DAY DRINKIN' (Ho-Lo-BMI) written. Bobby performs Kristoffersons "Help Dave Dudley & Tom T. Hall (Mercury 10 Me Make It Through The Night," "Please Don't 73139) (Newkeys-BMI) LOVING YOU IS SUNSHINE Tell Me How The Story Ends," and "For The Barbara Fairchild (Columbia 45272) 56 18 SHE GOES WALKING (Champion-BMI) Good Times," as well as standards by Tom T. THROUGH MY MIND Hall and Conway Twitty. All 11 tracks on the Billy Walker (MGM 14173) 11 50 WISH I WAS HOME INSTEAD LP are done in excellent country fashion. (Forrest Hills-BMI) Van Trevor (Royal American 23) 52 (Ma-ree-ASCAP) 19 I CAN'T BE MYSELF/ SIDEWALKS OF CHICAGO ' WHERE IS MY CASTLE 63 Merle Haggard (Capitol ST 451) 14 Connie Smith (RCA 9938) (Blue Book-BMI) (Tree-BMI) (Blue Crest-BMI) 20 SOMETHING UNSEEN 52 THERE GOES MY EVERYTHING Jack Greene (Decca 32755) 15 Elvis Presley (RCA 9960) 57 (Tree-BMI) (Blue Crest-BMI) 21 WHERE HAVE ALL OUR 53 HEAVENLY HEROES GONE Wynn Stewart (Capitol 3000) Bill Anderson (Decca 32744) 18 (Freeway-BMI) (Stallion-BMI) 54 THE TEARS OF LINCOLN'S THE NASHVILLE STRING SOCIETY-GWP-ST 22 RAININ' IN MY HEART 2020 Hank Williams Jr. & Mike Curb Cong. 25 FACE 10673) 33 The Nashville String Society gets together (MGM 14194) (Excellorec-BMI) Tommy Cash (Epic 'Al Gallico-BMI) for this fine presentation of 10 great classic 23 MARY'S VINEYARD country tunes. "Stand By Your Man," "Once Claude King (Columbia 45248) 24 55 PORTRAIT OF MY WOMAN More With Feeling," "My Woman, My Woman, (Rosebridge-BMI) Eddy Arnold (RCA 9935) My Wife," "Hello Darlin'," "Ring Of Fire," HELP ME MAKE IT (House of Cash-BMI) "He's Everywhere," and "Running Bear," are THROUGH THE NIGHT 56 JUDY among the selections performed. Sammi Smith (Mega 0015) 34 Ray Sanders (United Artists 50732) 58 (Combine-BMI) (Evil Eye-BMI) 25 PROMISED LAND 57 A LITTLE OF ME, A LITTLE Freddie Weller (Columbia 45276) 30 (Arc-BMI) OF YOU Johnny - Joni Mosby (Capitol) 53 26 I WOULDN'T LIVE IN (September-ASCAP) NEW YORK CITY 58 LOVER PLEASE Buck Owens & The Buckaroos 26 Bobby G. Rice (Royal American 27) (Capitol 6042) (Blue Book-BMI) (Lyn-Lou-BMI) 27 SHE WAKES ME WITH A 59 WATCHING SCOTTY GROW KISS EVERY MORNING Bobby Goldsboro (United Artists 5072) Nat Stuckey (RCA 9929) 39 (BnB-BMI) (Blue Crest, Hill & Range-BMI) JIMMY WAKELY COUNTRY-Jimmy Wakely- 60 AFTER CLOSING TIME 28 DRAG 'EM OFF THE INTER- Shasta-LP 511 David Houston & Barbara Mandrelf 38 Jimmy Wakely is a sweet voiced country STATE SOCK IT TO 'EM (Epic 10656) (Algee-BMI) singer with all the talent necessary to make J. P. BLUES 61 IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR a big star. All of the selections performed Dick Curless (Capitol 2949) 23 him (Country Sound-ASCAP) A FOOL on this new album are done with great feeling Tommy Overstreet (Dot 17357) 47 and sincerity. Pay special attention to "Slip- 29 FOREVER YOURS (Crazy Cajan-BMI) ping Around," "Peace !n The World," and Dottie West (RCA 9911) 21 you'll hear his (Husky-BMI) 62 SOMETHING TO BRAG ABOUT "Free From The Ghetto," and Charlie Louvin & Melba Montgomery 43 meaningful voice ring out loud and clear. Al- 30 I STAYED LONG ENOUGH (Capitol 2915) (Tree Intl-BMI) bum contains 11 cuts all expertly done. Billie Jo Spears (Capitol) 32 (Al Gallico-BMI) 63 WASH MY SINS IN THE RIVER John Wesley Ryles 1 (GRT 33) 62 31 FIFTEEN YEARS AGO (Motola-ASCAP) Conway Twitty (Decca 32742) 27 (Peach, SESAC) 64 TELL ME AGAIN Jeannie Seeley (Decca 32757) 59 32 LET ME GO (SET ME FREE) (Champion-BMI) Johnny Duncan (Columbia 45227) 29 65 SUSPICIOUS MINDS 33 AMOS MOSES Waylon Jennings & Jessi Colter 61 Jerry Reed (RCA 47-9904) 28 (RCA 9920) (Press-BMI)

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www.americanradiohistory.com iiiia%. UM ÑÌÑ. a,ann Main" CatstaBoaic Country Roundup III On ,,,..,r,%,II,,, ,...III, ..IIIIl, %%MIL, ,t%,I,,, ..\il,// Top Albums ni CashBox%UM Country ti 1I N\U,,, MAUI Norro Wilson says, "I need to be in producing sessions for Don Hill and .M .n. v..IU 'Nef Acapulco resting, being waited on The Sweet Revival at Singleton hand and foot-but I'm not" Sound Studio. Faron Young set to tape the Mike What is reported to be the first Douglas Show the 7th of January . gospel comedy album has been re- .. 1 TRIBUTE TO THE BEST 2 16 I WOULDN'T LIVE IN 20 Conway Twitty, top Decca Records corded by Wendy Bagwell on Word A star was awarded the WMNI Top Records of Waco, Texas, a label that DAMN FIDDLE PLAYER NEW YORK CITY IN THE WORLD Buck Owens & The Buckaroos Talent Award for 1970 at the WMNI is known as one of the finest in reli- (Captiol ST 628) Shower of Stars Show, Veterans gious and gospel music. Released on Merle Haggard (Capitol ST 63, 17 SNOWBIRD 18 Memorial Auditorium in Columbus, the Canaan label, a subsidiary of CASH SHOW 1 2 THE JOHNNY Anne Murray (Capitol ST 579) Ohio on Saturday, December 12. The Word, the album contains a number (Columbia KC 30100) by Gold Mike Awards Plaque is of original, true stories written 3 FIFTEEN YEARS AGO 5 18 HELLO DARLIN' 16 presented annually to the country ar- Bagwell. Titled "This, That and the Conway Twitty (Decca DL 75248) Conway Twitty (Decca DL 75209) tist with the biggest hit record on Other," the tunes relate the trials and WMNI during the preceeding year. tribulations of growing up, humor- 4 THE FIRST LADY 3 19 CHARLEY PRIDE'S 17 Twitty's "Hello Darlin'" held the top ous incidents surrounding his travels Tammy Wynette (Epic 30213) 10TH ALBUM spot on the surveys longer than any as a gospel singer and bits and pieces 5 #1 6 (RCA LSP 4367) humor and anecdotes. ST other song in 1970 WMNI president, of homespun Sonny James (Capitol 629) 21 William R. Mnich, made the presenta- Reportedly a single from the album 20 THE BEST OF tion before a sell-out crowd of 4000 "Here Come The Rattlesnakes," it 6 FOR THE GOOD TIMES 4 JERRY LEE LEWIS country music fans. has reached the 100,000 sales mark Ray Price (Columbia C 30106) (Smash SRS 6/131) with total A new independent record label, within a thirty -day period 7 GLEN CAMPBELL 7 21 ONE MORE TIME 19 Prize Records, began operations in album sales in the 50,000 unit range. Mel Tillis (MGM SE 4681) Nashville recently. The label, to be January will find producer Billy GOODTIME ALBUM headed by Joe Gibson, will have its Sherrill in England finishing produc- (Capitol SW 493) 22 MORE THAN A LITTLE 26 headquarters in the DBM building at tion of a new "Nashville Strings" LP 8 THE BEST OF DOLLY 9 Peggy Little (Dot DOS 25982) 1516 Hawkins Street in Music City. for Columbia Records . Sugar Brock will make his initi- PP RTON 23 SINGER OF SAD SONGS 22 Steel guitar virtuoso Lloyd Green, Hill's Jerry (RCA LSP 4449) LSP 4418) the first artist to sign with Prize, al appearance at the WWVA Jam- Waylon Jennings (RCA will do single and album sessions at boree in Wheeling on Saturday, Jan- 9 THE BEST OF GEORGE 10 24 DOWN HOMERS 23 DBM Studio for release at an early uary 2. Jerry is skedded for shows at JONES Danny Davis & Nashville Brass date. Sessions for other artists are 7:30 and 10 PM . Sam Lovullo, (Musicor MS 3191) (RCA LSP 4424) scheduled for late December and ear- co -producer, reports that effective 30 will on 17, Hee Haw will be aired 10 ROSE GARDEN 13 25 BED OF ROSE'S ly January. Prize concentrate January Statler Bros. (Mercury SR 61317) a small stable of seven or eight ar- weekly throughout Canada on the Lynn Anderson (Columbia C 30411) Broadcasting Net- tists and will deal primarily with CTV Canadian 11 SKID ROW JOE DOWN 11 26 I WALK THE LINE 28 country music. The label is owned by work. Lovullo said the popular show, Original Soundtrack (Columbia S 30397) on IN THE ALLEY JEM Entertainment Corporation. aired stateside Tuesday nights Porter Wagoner (RCA LSP 4386) In memory of Vernon Dalhart, CBS -TV, will be seen two days ear- 27 ALL FOR THE LOVE country music fans are starting a lier in Canada with airing scheduled 12 THE FIGHTIN' SIDE OF ME 8 OF SUNSHINE memorial fund to raise money for the for Sunday nights. Merle Haggard (Captol ST 451) Hank Williams Jr. & Mik Curb Cong. installation of a bronze star in the Little Jimmy Dempsey has a new (MGM SE 4750) I 15 Music Hall of Fame Walk- all instrumental album set for Janu- 13 NEVER PICKED COTTON Country Roy Clark (Dot DLP 25980) 28 REMOVING THE SHADOW 25 way of the Stars in Nashville. Lovers ary 15 release on the Plantation la- Hank Williams Jr. & Lois Johnson of traditional country music will bel. The album will feature pop tunes 14 LIVE AT THE 14 (MGM 4721) remember Dalhart's "Wreck of the with a country flavor . . . Hee Haw LAS VEGAS star Archie Campbell appeared re- INTERNATIONAL, 29 IN LOVING MEMORIES Old 97" and "The Prisoner's Song." Jerry Lee Lewis (Mercury SR 61278) SR 61318) The fund would like to have country cently during the UT -UCLA game Jerry Lee Lewis (Mercury music fans send checks or money or- and the fans poured out over $14,000 15 YOUR SWEET LOVE 12 30 ONCE MORE 29 ders only made out to Vernon in less than three minutes on behalf LIFTED ME Porter Wagoner & Dolly Parton Dalhart Memorial Fund, c/o WYL of the UT band scholarship fund .. . Feriin Husky (Capitol 591) (RCA LSP 4388) Enterprises, Lisbon Falls, Maine LSI recording artist George Lewis 04252. has completed another successful two Dot recording artists, The LeGarde weeks stint at the famed Golden Twins plane from Winnipeg to Hous- Nugget in Vegas, and is currently on ton, Texas for the Houston -Post tour in Texas and New Mexico. Lewis IF you are reading Travel Show. The Australian Tourist and his group, The Travelin Nash- Commission is sponsoring the Twins' ville Band, have been received so well appearance at the travel program. in the gambling center that they have Host for the program is Houston's been rebooked there for twelve someone else's copy of major newspaper, the Houston -Post weeks of appearances during the next . Top girl writer/artist Sandy Posey year. Appearing with Lewis at the has been signed to Columbia Rec- Nugget was Monument artist Diane ords. Sandy's first release is produced Jordan. Lewis' first single for LSI is by Billy Sherrill and due shortly. "Do Right Woman, Do Right Man." The Music Singers, one of Nash- Those who saw Del Reeves' per- ville's newer vocal groups, is current- formances at the United Artists Rec- Cash Box ly singing with the Nashville Brass, ords' October convention show and the highly successful horn group the Grand Ole Opry on convention headed by Danny Davis. In addition to Saturday night in mid -October why not m ail this coupon a current five weeks in Las Vegas, played a personal role in the stand- the Music City Singers will be fea- ing ovation his performances re- tured with the Nashville Brass on an ceived. U. A. executives in for the upcoming Ed Sullivan Show. Two of convention shows were so impressed the group were credited recently as with the conventioners' reaction to vocalists on Henry Mancini's latest Del's show that they titled his Janu- today/ LP for RCA. A third member, John ary album release "Standing Ova- Darnell, is a guitarist for the Johnny tion." Cash TV show. The two girls sang Music City Talent has announced (Check One) regularly with Jim Ed Brown's syn- the signing of Ayvonne Jones, to an CASH BOX dicated TV series before joining the exclusive booking agreement Nashville Brass. "The Note" is the first release on the I AM A The next CMA board meeting will Stop Label for Margie Bowes. Ses- 1780 BROADWAY DEALER be held January 9-10-11 in Houston, sion was produced by Paul Perry ... NEW YORK, N. Y. 10019 ONE STOP Texas. Plans were recently announced Bob Hudson of Country WVOJ in Florida, reports the sta- find my check. DISTRIB for a luncheon in Houston for mem- Jacksonville, Enclosed JOBBER... bers and prospective members from tion has been named #1 in the area RACK among distributors, broadcasters, in the Robert Eastman "Pulse" re- $30 for a full year (52 weeks) subscription (United PUBLISHER bookers, and others in the industry, port, with #7 nationally ... Country States, Canada, Mexico) RECORD CO Dallas, great Rosalee Allen became a grand- DISK JOCKEY ... from not only Houston, but $50 for a full year (Airmail United States, Canada, Worth, and Texas areas mother recently. Rosalee, who now Fort other Mexico) COIN FIRM and southwest Louisiana . . . RCA's lives in New Jersey, will be remem- bered for "I Want To Be A Cowboy's OTHER Dave Hall will have his new single $60 for a full year (Airmail other countries) out on January 19th. A&R'd by indie Sweetheart." producer, Russ Allison, the disk is Little Richie Johnson will handle $40 for a full year (Steamer mail other countries) "Everything I Need (I Find In national promotion for Faron Young You)" b/w "These Eyes." This is a again in 1971. Faron is managed by follow-up to Dave's first RCA success Billy Deaton, 1314 Pine Street in NAME "We Can Work It Out." Nashville, Tennessee . .. Billy Deaton Two Shelby Singleton Music staff just signed Faron Young, Buck FIRM members are currently extending Owens, and Ray Price to appear at their talents into the production area Governor Preston Smith's inaugura- of the corporation. Royce Clark is tion in Texas, Tuesday, January 19. ADDRESS directing the completion of an album It's a big step forward for country for Plantation artist Eddie Burns of music. This is the second time Deaton CITY STATE ZIP # .. . "Color Me Country" fame, and on has handled the affair for Preston Be Sure To Check Business Classification Above! SSS International, Fred Burch is Smith. 28 Cash Box - January 9, 1971 www.americanradiohistory.com eashboer INTERNATIONAL MUSIC SECTION

American Born Joe Dassin, who is the number one seller in France for the last two years, is now going back to the United States to cut records for CBS International. He recently received a fantastic acknowledgment for his exceptional accomplishments: six gold records at the same time given for five different singles and one album; all the records have in succession been number one on the national chart of the official hit-parade CIDD for almost a year, even several simultaneously. His latest album includes his new hit, "La Fleur aux Dents." January 9, 1971

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EMI, Phillips, RCA and Pye have Associated TeleVision Corporation Famed comedian and partner of Jon Blanchfield. Also out now is the followed CBS in announcing that sin- and Don Kirshner Entertainment Peter Cooke, Dudley Moore will he in debut LP for the Young Australians gles henceforth will cost 10 shillings Corporation. Heath takes up his new Australia for concert dates with his on Astor label; John acts as musical or, in February decimal currency post on January 1st after three years trio. Essex Music's John Bromell re- director on this one. terms, 50 new pence. Pop albums are of heading the Shapiro -Bernstein ports that negotiations are under RCA here are blazing a trail as far rising from £1.19 shillings and elev- Music London office. Heath, 26, came way for the recording of an album as the record industry is concerned in en pence to £2 three shillings into the business in Good Music, run here with the Daly Wilson Australia. The company continues to (£2.15), gatefold albums are up to at the time by his father Jack (now Band. release the majority of their singles £2.40, and classical LPs rise by two heading RCA's Sunbury Music in the Local releases by the Festival product in stereo. Local efforts just shillings to £2.35. EMI Records man- UK) and afterwards worked in Pye group are out and about and include out include television compere Ernie aging director Philip Brodie com- Records' international promotion de- a new single for veteran performer Sigley's "Give Me Love" and _Max mented that after taking off "the partment before returning to Good as Col. Joye. Its "That's Where I Went Merritt and the Meteors "Good tremendous tax burden which the in- head of its London office. Wrong" written by Terry Jacks of Feelin' ". dustry has to bear," the price of rec- Cilla Black renewed her agency the Poppy Family. Festival's Sun- Festival here are really to the fore ords here is still the lowest in Eu- contract with Nems Enterprises, and shine label has Lonnie Lee back on when it comes to soundtracks, and rope. Margins are low, and must he her husband -manager Bobby Willis the scene with a new single "Hello the holiday release is no exception. adjusted upwards if standards of ser- has been named director on the Nems Love." On the recently -formed Chart Festival have the "Borsalino" film vice and the quest for good new ma- board. Cilla has been associated with label is "Freedon Blues" by Jeff St. track; the new Francis Lai film music terial were to be maintained. The Nems for seven years, initially man- John and the Copperwine. from "A Man I Love," the Henry EMI price rises apply at present to aged by its founder, the late Brian Disk Jockey Mike Walsh has a new Mancini music for "The Hawaiians" the company's own product and not Epstein. Her contract expired some single for Festival written by fellow which is screening here, they've got to distributed labels. EMI pop cas- time ago, but she remained on an dj Johnny Young; its called "Little the soundtrack LP "Cotton Comes To settes and catridges are going up to unofficial basis until inking the One." Festival also introduce a new Harlem" with music by Galt McDer- £2.50 and the classical variety will present pact. Nems chief Vic Lewis local label Denke with an initial re- mot, the Al Kooper score for the film cost £2.60. Pye's price increases apply expressed his delight at her decision, lease by Tony Hewitt called "I Saw "The Landlord," and the "Sesame to both its own and distributed pro- and added that he will be taking a A Stranger." The company has also Street" LP with Loretta Long. duct, with singles costing 50 new close personal interest in her career. issued Normie Rowe's hit of old "Que "Sesame" incidentally is set to hap- pence from January 4th, pop albums Willis will act as a talent scout for Sera Sera." pen on national TV here and looks as rising to £2.15. two -LP albums in- the Nems label, which is due to be Some of the best sellers in the LP though it could be the biggest thing crease to £3.25, but Marble Arch reactivated in January through a ma- field these past weeks have been the to happen in years. budget LPs remain at 75 new pence jor company whose name has not yet "Paint Your Wagon" soundtrack, English performers Mungo Jerry and Golden Guinea and Lucky albums been revealed. The label, which will "Cosmo's Factory" which continues are set for a New Zealand tour go down by one penny to 55 new be headed by Pink Floyd manager to rate well, and the new Melanie shortly and plans are being made to pence. Pye's distributed lines include Steve O'Rourke, will specialize in album "Candles In The Rain." The include the group into an Australian A & M, Warner -Reprise, Crewe, heavy rock, but Willis's brief is to Decca LP "Get Your Ya Ya's Out" by tour. Astor here are delighted that Dawn, Disney, DJM, Lucky, Middle locate and sign other types of acts the Rolling Stones has also sold the song "In The Summertime" has Earth, Pama and Vogue. The Music for it. well. qualified for a gold record with sales for Pleasure budget label is also rais- EMI chairman Sir Joseph Lock- One of the busiest music men in in excess of 50,000. The independent ing its price by nine pence to 79 new wood announced increased group Fable label also did extremely well pence, but the Classics for Pleasure the business must surely be Johnny sales to the company's shareholders Hawker. His latest effort is as or- with their local version by the Mix- series remains at 89 new pence. meeting. Profits this at the annual leader on a new LP by tures. Derek Taylor has been named spe- year in the UK and other territories chestra singer cial projects adviser by the Kinney outside North America show on im- group of companies which embraces provement on last year, and he antic- Warner, Reprise and Elektra. Taylor, ipates a return to profitability by Australia's Best Sellers a former newspaperman, became well Capitol Industries in the second half known as the Beatle press officer and of the current financial year. before and during the Ap- spokesman Management Agency and Music 1 1 Its Only Make Believe. Glen Campbell. Planetary-Nom. Capitol. ple Corps era. He has spent the last are showing an im- 2 2 Song Of Joy. Miguel Rios. Castle. A & M. few months writing two books and stock fortunes provement prior to the announcement 3 4 I Think I Love You. Partridge Family. Screen Gems. Bell. was approached for his new post by year ending Ian of profit figures for the 4 3 Julie Do You Love Me. Bobby Sherman. Control. Metromedia. Kinney UK managing director of something over £2 mil- Ralfini and American exec Mo Ostin. July 31st 5 6 What Have They Done To My Song Ma. New Seekers. World From January all Elektra product lion before tax. The only slight cloud Artists. Philips. will be distributed by CBS, but the on the MAM horizon is the news that 6 5 Montego Bay. Bobby Bloom. Tu -Con. Polydor. Kinney organisation will handle mar- American TV is growing cool on the 7 7 Lookin' Out My Back Door. Creedence Clearwater Revival. keting, press and promotion details. TV series by MAM's two main assets, Palace. Liberty. Carol Osborne, assistant to creative Tom Jones and Engelbert Humper- 8 10 *Comic Conversations. Johnny Farnham. Castle. Columbia. Des Brown, has services manager dinck, in the light of falling viewer 9 8 Cracklin' Rosie. Neil Diamond. Castle. M C A. named Kinney group press been statistics. 10 9 Joanne. Mike Nesmith. Screen Gems. R C A. officer for the UK. Geoffrey Heath has been named Quickies: Ampex has signed deal managing director of ATV Kirshner with Atlantic to distribute the latter Music, the UK arm of the recently company's product in Britain in Japan's Best Sellers formed worldwide music publishing eight -track cartridge form from Jan- operation partnership between the uary . 1 1 Kyoto No Koi-Yuko Nagisa (Toshiba) Pub/Taiyo-UA n.,. 2 2 Hashire Koutaroo-Sorutei Sugar (Victor) Pub/Nichion .. :`..i. 3 3 Mandom-Lovers of the World-Jerry Wallace (Liberty -To- France shiba) Sub -Pub cssh 4 4 Never Marry A Railroad Man-Shocking Blue (Polydor) Stzb- VIM n // PM/ v r" Pub 5 5 Ai No Kizuna-Ritsuko Abe (King) Pub 6 6 Onna Uranai-Yuuji Minami & Furu Seiruzu (Teichiku) Pub sold in It is now official: Festival, one of United States. It was being 7 9 As Years Go By-Mashmakhan (CBS/Sony) Sub-Pub/April the few "All French" record compa- France ... Michel Polnareff is releas- Music . A newcomer ny's is closing down. After several ing his new LP 8 8 Darekasan To Darekasan-The Drifters (Toshiba) Pub/Wata- months of hard struggle Festival had Gerard Saint Paul has recorded an nabe entirely dedicated to Beatles to announce it's decision effective LP 9 17 Ikigai-Saori Yuki (Express/Toshiba) Pub/All Staff from January 1st 1971. Musidisc Eu- songs sung in French... Thomas) Shocking Blue in Paris for a T.V. 10 7 Onna Wa Koi Ni Ikiteyuku-Keiko Fuji (RCA/Victor) Pub/ rope (managed by Philippe Japan Geino Shuppan will buy the Festival catalogue. Disk 'AZ has released an LP by Pierre Delanoe top song writer has Richie Havens (his latest) . . . The 11 10 Let It Be-The Beatles (Apple/Toshiba) Sub-Pub/Toshiba program manager of Moody Blues' song: "Melancholy 12 14 Daishoobu-Kiyoko Suizenji (Crown) Pub/Crown Publicia been appointed Riv- Europe n° 1 in replacement of Lucien Man" has been covered by: Dick 13 11 Ai No Itazura-Hiroshi Uchiyamada & Cool Five (RCA/Victor) Morisse who died recently. Pierre ers, les Compagnons de la Chanson Pub/Watanabe probably the number one and Tino Rossi . Claude François 14 16 Mr. Monday-Original Cast (Bell) Sub-Pub/Toshiba Delanoe Magic Drag- french song writer has been working has covered "Puff the 15 12 Ginza No Onna-Shinichi Mori (Victor) Pub/Watanabe . Jesus Christ/Superstar being with Europe n° 1 when the radio sta- on" .. 16 13 Futari No 'iankei-Hide & Rossanna (Columbia) Pub/Fuji off ground imported from Italy by La Compag- tion was only getting the 17 18 Wakareta Atode-Naomi Chiaki (Columbia) Pub and as a small independent nie Bernard Chevry the brain starting a me- 18 - Let Hommes (Qui Non Plus Riev A Perdre)-Sylvie Vartan radio station . André Poulain has behind the Midem has received quit his job with RCA as production dal as "Chevalier de l'Ordre du Mér- (RCA) Sub-Pub/Victor Shuppan up his own publishing ite au Titre des Affaires Culturelles" 19 15 25 Or 6 To 4-Chicago (CBS/Sony) Sub -Pub manager to set P. company handled by Allo Music 5 rue . Marianne Feld one of the top 20 - Kyoto Bojoo-Yuko Nagisa (Toshiba) Pub/Taiyo-UA Clément Marot Paris. Poulain one of R. woman in the business has signed the best specialist of Jazz and Pop a deal with SPP Philips as a singer Japan-Top LP's work with a record . Mr. Vogelsang, general manager Music to ever 1 1 Simon & Garfunkel/Gift Pack Series (CBS/Sony) is now handling Sophie of Phonogram Hambourg in Paris ... company To Keiko (RCA/Victor) Makno and Francois Béranger . Also in Paris for various concerts: 2 2 Enka No Kyooen/Kiyoshi The Lennon LP has been imported Rare Bird, Black Sabbath, Rod Ste- 3 - Utaitsugarete 25 Year/Keiko Fuji Enka O Utau (RCA/Victor) Dull II, Cochise, Hawk- in France before being even sold in wart, Amon 4 4 Let It Be/The Beatles (Apple/Toshiba) Hardly a week after ing, High Tide . Cat Stevens and Great Britain. 5 Red Zepplin III (Atlantic/Grammophon) the LP was in the shops in the Traffic off to the States in December. 5

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Mio Music Inks Grand Funk To Lionel Cueva, Debut In Euro Writer-Deejay At Albert Hall NEW YORK - Mio Music Co., Ltd. has signed its first Peruvian artist, NEW YORK Capitol's Grand writer Lionel Cueva, to a long-term - exclusive contract. Funk Railroad will make their debut Cueva, popular South American European concert appearance in 1971 recording artist and deejay, was dis- when they perform in London's Roy- covered during a recent month-long al Albert Hall on Jan. 15. tour Mio through Latin America by According - president Marty Wilson and vice to the group's manager president Pete Terrace. producer, Terry Knight, Grand Funk The 26 -year -old Cueva is known in and their crew will fly to England Peru for his Festival of the Interna- exclusively for the Albert Hall per- tional Song which he initiated in 1969. The festival, which takes place formance and will return to the U. S. in Arequipa, attracts such top artists the following day to begin recording each year as Argentinean singer Car- their forthcoming album scheduled los Javier Beltran, Chile's Nano for Spring release by the label. Vicencio, Peru's Orthega and Elisa of Bolivia. Plans are already underway Knight also reported the group for the 1971 celebration in July. will make no live TV appearances Earlier as a recording artist work- PERFORMING ON TV are hit Scandinavian artists Benny (Andersson) and while in Britain. However, a 12 -min- ing under the name of "Lionel", Cue- Bjorn (Ulvaeus), currently a smash with their Polar recording of "Hej Gamle ute film clip of a live Grand Funk va's first record "Sitting On A Man" (Hello Old Man). Their most recent LP is "Lycka" (Happiness), which Railroad concert has been scheduled Porch", which he wrote, was a top contains material written by the duo. They have also written film music for hit in South America, followed quick- two Swedish films which will open in the U.S. early this year. Also, the pair by BBC's Disco -2 which will be seen ly by "Tristeza". He later managed has cut "Hej Gamle Man" for Germany, and songs from the LP will be cut prior to the group's actual arrival in and introduced to Peru, one of by other artists in France, England and Germany. Chile's top groups "The Blue Splen- the U. K. dor". Additionally, Knight reaffirmed Cueva is currently one of Peru's that the Funk's strict moratorium on most popular deejays on Radio San `Rosie' Intl Neil Diamond Hit Dlartin. interviews will be carried overseas, NEW YORK - "Cracklin' Rosie", In addition, it has reached the Top and it is not likely the individuals the Neil Diamond gold record award Ten and Butterfly To Euro still climbing in England, will speak to the press there either, winner on UNI, in the United States, Sweden, Spain, Holland, Australia although they have recently been the IIOLI.YWOOD - The New Iron But- looks like it will become one of the and several other terfly markets. Diamond subject of front-page coverage in the with Pinera and Rhino starts a all-time best selling singles in the is planning extensive tours and per- European tour on Jan. 8. The Atco U. K. international market. Single has al- sonal appearances in international trade and national news media. group will play concerts in Holland, The Albert Hall appearance is pro- England, France, and Germany until ready topped the charts in New market places during 1971. First such moted Jan. 2S, report Lee Weisel and Shelly Zealand (five weeks in a row) ; South appearance will be a "Top of The by Chris Blackwell's Island Krechman of Professional Talent As- Africa (four weeks and a gold disc Pops" TV show on Jan. 20 in Lon- Artists, Ltd. Appearing with Grand sociates. award); Mexico and Brazil. don. Funk will be England's High Broom.

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EDITORIAL: Bally '4 Queens" Pin Features One Stops- Professional Programmers New Ways to Score the Specials With the exception of a scattered few operating CHICAGO - Announcing delivery this week of "4 Queens," Paul Cala- companies who phone in or call upon a record one mari, sales manager of Bally Manu- pointed out stop with a specific list of new singles for the route, facturing Corporation, that the new single -player flipper- the majority of our music operators rely to varying type pinball game gives players two of upon their one stops for advice exciting new chances to score spe- degrees intensity cials. on which of the new disks would be best to put out "Although skill is involved in both," Calamari explained, "we call on the route. one special route 'Sudden Special' The "varying degrees of intensity" range f-om the and the other 'Ski' Shot Special,' be- who in his list to the one stop, and then cause a double display of skill is re- operator calls quired to earn the special. A 'Sudden asks what the one stop thinks he ought to add, all the Special' is rung up the minute queens way up to the operating company which permits the of the four suits in playing cards are lit on the playfield and backglass. one stop to select all the disks itself and send him the 'Skill Shot Special' is scored when The latter practice, granting the ball is shot across top center rollover records and the bill. with `Special' light lit, by lighting one stop the right (and responsibility) of selecting only the first three queens. is in favor in this industry, "The queens light one at a time all the new titles, growing each time bumper 'D' is hit when lit, especially among operators who can neither afford a and the 'D' bumper lights after bump- on staffs nor the time ers 'A', 'B' and 'C' are lit in succes- professional programmer their sion. The 'A -B -C -D' bumper idea is to dope out the charts and reviews themselves. an old favorite with players, and is a subject liberally dis- used to perform an exciting new Good record programming, function in '4 Queens.' cussed in the trade papers and at conventions, is a "Interest is added by two 'Spot - time-consuming art, if done properly. The proof of Letter' targets and a `Spot -Letter' Bally 4 QUEENS kickout hole, which act exactly like turns to 1000 for continued advance. skillful selection of new titles for the music machine the next lit letter bumper if hit when Ball shot into 'Bonus Kickout' hole is the amount of quarters (or dollars) in the cash lit, giving players a double chance scores whatever bonus is lit at the to bump his way through the `A -B- moment. box, or better yet, that extra amount which the ma- C -D' sequence and light a queen. The "The popular 'flipper-zipper' is used chine wouldn't book had its records not been as timely fact that the `Spot -Letter' features in '4 Queens,' the flipper -gap closing light on a mystery basis adds tanta- when a ball goes in the `Kickout Bo- or appealing to the particular audience at the location. lizing suspense, and in addition to nus' hole, giving player extra oppor- The power of the one stop in determining which 'spotting' next letter the kickout hole tunity to score before ball escapes scores a whopping 3000 if entered through one of the side outlanes, each records are added to the jukebox playlist has been when lit. of which scores 1000. condemned more often than praised by this industry. "Another fascinating mystery fea- "Operated with or without match ture of '4 Queens' is the `Kickout feature, with 5 or 3 balls, '4 Queens' Yet, it is this industry that has recognized its own Bonus' in the center of the playfield. is proving a top money-maker, easily limitations in respect to the knowledge of new re- The bonus advances by 1000's-1000 out -classing other solo player games 5000 on a mystery basis, then re - of recent years," he stated. leases and has come to depend more and more on to the "professional information" the one stop has at hand. SEGA to Reveal Minnesota Ops Former MOA president Bill Cannon, the primary New Games at ATE To Meet Jan 10; champion of better record programming, is known TOKYO Ray Lemaire has announced that- SEGA will show "Sev- as the "man who made the one stops honest". While Gov. Might Speak eral" new games at the 27th Amuse- MANKATO, MINN. - The Music Bill never had any intention of roundly condemning ment Trades Exhibition to be held Operators of Minnesota have sched- 21st at the record selection process January 19th through uled a general membership meeting one stops who performed the Alexandra Palace in London. for Sunday, Jan. 10th at the Ambas- for the operator, his did take issue with "certain one "Stunt Car", "Jockey Club" and sador Motel. Meeting will commence "Attack" are among the units to be at 12:00 noon, with a business session. stops" which he said (and many agreed) would rather shown overseas for the first time. "All Following this, the association mem- push those disks on which they earned the better games in the SEGA display will have bers will elect their officers and di- undergone extensive route testing in profit than those which promised to do the same for rectors for 1971. Japan," he stated. Principal speaker at this meeting the operator. Bill has always agreed that a good one Lamaire also advised that the Japan Association for the 1970 World will be State Attorney General War- stop provides immeasurable help to the operator who Exposition awarded SEGA Enter- ren Spannus. The association also has hasn't sufficient time to do the job himself, but he still prises a special certificate to mark a tentative committment from Min- the company's participation at the nesota Governor Anderson to attend held the operator to be the "best judge" of which world's fair and its efforts in making and speak at this meeting. records should go to which location and felt badly that the exposition a success. Les Montooth and Specially struck commendation MOA president these operators had relinquished their roles in this medals were also given to the SEGA executive vice president Fred Granger respect. personnel who guided the firm's work will also attend and address the meet- at the fair site. George Tanaka ing. Gene Clennon, association secre- There's a great deal to be said for the operator's (shown in photo) accepted the cer- tary, recently said: "Our meetings (or his routeman's) special intuition on the tastes of tificate and medals from the Associa- have been very productive and our tion on behalf of Lemaire. on route. But there's just officer attendance has been 90 to each secular location the 100%. We all feel that with the as much to be said for the one stop's knowledge of guidance of Bill Brooks our legal which records are fresh, hot, and show the most counsel we have never been in a bet- promise of taking off. Both parties want the same ter position to meet our local and state problems. One example of what with their records: it must be on the machines well an organization can do is the prob- before it peaks on the charts but not that early that lem that took place in the city of the public won't know the title strip it's looking at. Richfield, where it was proposed that youth under 16 years of age would be It is our opinion that the operator, with trade paper banned from playing any type of nov- in hand and his route in his head is the best and final elty game. This proposal, thanks to the efforts of Mr. Brooks, association judge on new records. But to make that judgment president Clayton Norberg and treas- supreme, the third element-the good one stop-is urer Norman Pink the proposal was the final ingredient to bake a perfect playlist. rejected."

32 Cash Box - January 9, 1971 www.americanradiohistory.com There are places whe- It's got the same type of you just haven't got roam to spring -loaded dome for operate a big Rock -Old 444 easier servicing. 60 selection unit. It's got the same advanced, But you hate to sacrifice all integrated circuitry and those features an41 quality. amplifier as the 444. So we've built ydu & smaller COMPUTE -A -FLASH RECORD -NOW -PLAYING INDICATOR version of the same machine. It's got the same Compute -A -Flash We call it the 445. Record -Now -Playing It's got 100 selections and Indicator. a smaller cabinet. It's got the same tinted But other than that it's program holder and shroud fo the same as the 4144. improved title strips visibility. And the same swing -out It's got the same brilliant components for on -location, purple and blue exterior, with in -unit servicing. the snap -out front gril for easy cleaning and fast bulb change. It's a regular chip off the 444, FLIP -DOWN TITLE STRIPS but it fits in places where its big It's got the same type of brother can't. It goes a long flip -down program holders for way in a little location. easy title strip changing.

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ON THE AVENUE-Dealers last week looking forward to second long weekend EASTERN FLASHES but also ready and raring to get moving toward a big 1971 sales season. Harry STATE OF THE CITY-Collections are a might slow around Fun City these Koeppel enjoyed nice retirement party at Albert Simon, Inc. last Thursday as staff days, say the ops we speak to. The slack is directly attributed to slow traffic at wished him the best after decade at the firm. Harry, who will be 71 this coming the bars around town and the ops figure there's just not as much money floating March, looks 61 and talks like he's 31. Full of great memories in this trade, Harry in the public purse as there used to be. Many tap rooms are changing hands can spin out many a tale about coinbiz in this town covering his past 35 years. these days also, creating grief with the operator who must reckon with the whims See separate story this issue on his career. . . . Larry Feigenbaum at Simon's of a new location owner. In addition, liquor license renewal time is at hand. The all alone for the New Year, well just about, with the Missus off on another of her SLA wants the money before the month's over (by publication, it's already passed by -now famous antique hunting junkets to England and daughter Paula down to due). Used to be paid in January but now it's Dec. 31st deadline. And who do Fort Lauderdale for the holidays.... Sorry to learn that Musical's Don Drocell's you think the poorer bars go to for the money they may need for renewal? You mom passed away over the holidays. Don, who works out at the Beverly Road guessed it. One operator we talked with about this problem has a great program complex, had to fly to California for the services. Our condolences. going with many of his taverns. Instead of paying out the commission on the cigarette machines throughout the year, he has their permission to accumulate FROM PHILLY-Joe Ash and Marty Brownstein just completed one whale of a it till year's out and then issue one fat check. This can often cover the cost of holiday season selling home pool tables. Active does a terrific amount of promo- renewal and it works out fine for both parties. The location gets the dough he tion and advertising during this time of the year and really socked the sales needs and the op has some extra coinage to play around with during the year. away.... Talk around town is that tap room licenses are a glut on the market, It is recommended, tho, to give those locations periodic slips to show how much with a lot of places either closing down due to the enormous urban renewal is adding up. program or simply closing down. Needless to say again, but many area ops lost some really good stops around town when the wreckers came through.... Jimmy AROUND TOWN-Ben Chicofsky looking forward to week's vacation in the Ginsberg and Marc Rodstein at Banner Specialty happy that the "big boss" AI Catskills along about the end of January. Will be going up with some friends, Rodstein will be coming back to the firm full time, now that he's decided not to maybe staying at his place in White Lake or else taking a hotel.... Teddy Blatt renew his contract with the Macke Co. Al's currently taking couple of months out of the hospital and resting well at home now after minor surgery . . . Big vacation but will be on the job before winter's out. Gil Sonin, who came down with an attack of hepatitis three or four weeks ago, is also out of the hospital and taking the necessary rest at his home. Sure Rita's NEW ENGLAND NEWS NOTES-Thanks for holiday greetings from our pals up loving care will get the big fella back on the route real soon.... Operator Irving North from Trimount and W.S. Also from Murray Panitz, Russ Mawdsley and Art Fenichel is off for two week Florida vacation. The full time op and part time cop Strahan. Art's still getting big kicks driving his super BMW sportster around his probably needs the rest after promoting fine trade donation to his Police Auxiliary route. Here's a guy who really knows his cars and when he recommends BMW, unit out in Brooklyn.... Saw Bill Kobler down on Tenth Ave. briefly but don't well, you just ought to go out and buy a few. Priced them, tho, and we'll stick know his plans yet.... Bernie Yudkofsky, the little LP champion from New Jersey, with the old Chevy (if only the beast would stick with us!) ... Services Corp. of just had minor surgery and is resting at home in Englewood, itching to get back America, Boston, has acquired Cleveland Vending Co., a full -line food and refresh- in action moving those junior albums out to ops. ment service operation, Berton Steir, SCA president announced. CIGARETTE SCENE-Well, by now, the familiar "What Do You Want? Good Grammar Or Good Taste" jingle (or horror, whatever you like) is off the telly for good. Smoking promotions have ceased their long reign on the broadcast media with the midnight New Year's Eve horn -blowing, and no doubt, WATCH FOR IT! more than a few Madison Ave. agency guys were thinking of blowing a few holes in a few heads. However, the fact remains that the cigarette vending THE GREATEST ONE FOR '71... trade will be without the assist of the heavy cigarette advertising that may or may not have helped stimulate sales over the years. Certainly, the blackout of ads won't help, but we don't think CHICAGO COIN'S any more significant backtrack of smoking will arise right away as a result. The media have indicated their dis- AMAZING NEW approval of running the normal number of anti -smoking ads now that the paid ads are off, but pressure from Wash- ington and other anti -smoking groups may keep the fright ads continuing right along. What lies downstream for the cigarette operator is pure specula- tion but the weight has to be on the NIGHT down side with current feeling in this country. Perhaps the real slowdown won't be in this generation but in coming generations. Should the smoking curse prove successful with the youth, the picture for operators then has to be poor. . . . "The three major anti- BOMBER smoking groups spend more on fund. raising and administration than they do on research," James C. Bowling, IS COMING vice president and assistant to the chairman of the board of Philip Mor- YOUR WAY! ris, said recently.

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www.americanradiohistory.com Ca4hÌ10x/ Round The Roule NEW CHICAGO CHATTER A New Year-a new single player from Bally Mfg. Corp. Sales manager Paul -PLAYER Calamari announced delivery this week of 'Four Queens', factory's latest pin- 4 ball flipper. Samples should be on display about now at your local Bally distrib's

showroom . . . As a matter of fact, there's a wealth of new equipment being GAME readied for upcoming release by the various Chicago factories. Talked to Howie ADJUSTABLE Freer of World Wide Distributors who's eagerly awaiting what he terms "an 3 OR 5 BALL PLAY all star lineup for '71". Operators should be delighted, according to Howie, with

the new money -making equipment to come . . . World Wide sales rep Bob Parker just returned from a tour of the areas of Decatur, Danville, Champaign and Rockford where the Seeburg Musical Bandshell is being very well received- as are games of all sorts ... Bill DeSelm gave us the lowdown on 'Dipsy Doodle' the brand new four player pin just released by Williams Electronics, Inc. Game is colorful and very exciting, says Bill, and a definite on -location profit -maker. Factory's currently in full production on it. We might add, Williams began shipping samples last week of another new item-but that's all we can divulge at this time. Watch for it or drop down to your dealer for a sneak preview. FEATURING MOA prexy Les Montooth and executive veep Fred Granger are mapping out "DOODLE BUG" quite a traveling schedule for '71. They will be attending many state association ACTION meetings, among the first of which will be the MOM conclave on January 10 at FOR QUICK RETURNS

. above, the games factories are the Ambassador Hotel . . As we mentioned AND LASTING PROFITS. really going all out in the production of new equipment for the new year. Chicago Dynamic Industries is preparing its first sample shipment of "something new" DOODLE YOUR WAY which will be available very soon. As of now, however, the big ChiCoin items are Gayety and Cowboy. TO HIGHER EARNINGS! Les Rieck of Rock -Ola Mfg. Corp. took advantage of the few days off the 2/25c PLAY road last week to spend some time in his office catching up on some paper IS THE PROFIT WAY. work. Les will be resuming his travels, of course, right after the first of the year. Needless to say, he's more than pleased with the wide trade acceptance throughout the country of the current 444 and 445 model phonographs . . . The Illinois Automatic Merchandising Council has a four -day meeting scheduled for April 29 to May 2 at the Lake Lawn Lodge in Delavan, Wisconsin ... We've been asked to extend holiday greetings and best wishes to everyone in the industry from everyone at Atlas Music Co. Sorry to see Brunswick Product Mgr. (for coin tables) Mac Makenny depart ELECTRONICS, INC. Mac's being transferred to the firm's Zebco-Brunswick offices in 3401 NORTH this area. CALIFORNIA AVENUE Tulsa, Oklahoma and will be taking up residence there soon after the first of CHICAGO, 60618 are the one CABLE% the year. We wish him well in his new surroundings and sure WILCOIN CHICAGO thing he won't miss about Chicago is the WEATHER.

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Cash Box January 9, 1971 36 - www.americanradiohistory.com Harry Koeppel Retires from Industry NEW YORK - Harry Koeppel, a branch) and Harry Rosen of Modern true veteran in the New York City Vending, Harry and Hymie would distributing, jobbing and operating scour the country in search of used trades, retired from the industry last equipment and bring it back for re- Thursday (Dec. 31st), completing 35 sale to New York's dealers and op- years in the business. erators. Since 1935, when he and his brother "We'd hop in that truck and hit Hymie first began trucking new the road for the south, visiting op- games from local distributors out to erators and dealers along the way the city's operators, until his retire- and buying up their stuff," he rem- ment from Albert Simon, Inc. last inisced. "Often, we'd get a lead from week, Harry touched all bases in the a finance company about somebody jukebox and games business, traf- who, shall we say, needed cash, and ficed with most of the legendary trade go and see that party and make a names in this area and, of course, deal. We pretty much concentrated made hundreds of friends and busi- on the south but made several trips ness contacts along the way. out to the mid -west and even the far Harry's first trucking job, "ship- west. We moved hundreds, maybe ping a load of pintables" he recalled thousands of machines in our time," last week, was for Willie Blatt's Su- he said, feigning exhaustion. From the old to the new, Harry saw them all. Left above, he demonstrates preme Automatic route in Brooklyn. The "horse trading" days came to After several years with Blatt (now a real vintage Rock -Ola 20 selection mech; at right with the ultra -modern an end in 1948 with the opening of model 444. retired to Florida), Harry went with Koeppel Distributing on 44th and John Fitzgibbons' Bally distribution Tenth. The outlet soon became one of and had to shut the store down. and Tenth. He wanted Harry to travel outlet, located at that time (circa the City's most trafficked jobbing After he recovered, Al Simon called the territory and visit his numerous 1938-3 ) on 47th St. between 9th and houses. 'l'hey shopped and jobbed ev- and asked him to join his distributing trade contacts on behalf of the equip- 10th avenues. Just before the war ery make of phonograph, game and company sales staff. Al, now on his ment Simon, Inc. handled and Harry broke out, Harry changed his locale cigarette machine around and did a own, had tra\ eled from Brooklyn to said yes. This was the beginning of a and customer to Brooklyn's Hymie good business for twelve years, plus a loft above a poultry market on f uitful ten year relationship with Budin Distributing. This equipment a little operating on the side. But in 04th St., to a store on 42nd St. and Simon, Inc. which closed with Harry's outlet, located on South Portland St., 1900, Harry suffered a heart attack finally to his present location on 43rd retirement. principally handled the Stoner games line. ,: "I remember one of Stoner's real innovations in those days came with theft Chubby pinball game," Harry recalled. "This was either the first or certainly one of the first to offer the electric bumper on the playfield and it really made a smash with operators and with the paying custom- ers." Just about the time the United States entered the war, Harry began his long relationship with New York's Simon brothers, when he went to work for them at their Savoy distributing emporium on Atlantic and S. Portland in Brooklyn. The Simons, Dave, Al and Murray, handled just about every pinball then made in Chi- cago, including Daval, Stoner, Ex- hibit Supply and Chicago Coin.

At retirement ceremony, left to right, Al D'Inzillo, Koeppel and Al Simon. "The Simon's were really dynamic people in the business during that period," Harry said. "They had all the good games and moved them out to operators and jobbers all over this area. They really had some business going. Those days were great and my brother and I really had our hands full trucking the equipment around." Then around 1942, the City, as Harry put it, "went down on pins.' "It was never the games themselves that bothered the city government but the tinhorns who operated fly by night operations right in the midst of the legitimate trade," Harry stated. "We all lost about the best money -making game we ever had here, but at least we got rid of that element." When the pins went, so did Harry up to New Britain, Connecticut, to $OLO PLAYER operate an arcade owned in that town by Dave Simon. Murray Simon himself ran a similar operation in Hart- ford. Hot games in the arcades at that FLIPPER PINBALL time included Daval's Jig Saw pin, Bally's Jumbo and Jumbo Traffic "ticket games" and bingos. The ticket $ENSATION games were actually pins which dis- pensed a redeemable coupon to players, depending upon scores. Tickets were exchanged for merchandise and often for cash. A popular bingo pay- Packed with action out gaine of that era, Harry recalled, was the Pacers Racers. to pack the coin box! After the war ended, Harry began, what he refers to as, his "horse trading clays." Between trucking jobs for such local legends as Babe Kaufman, See your distributor or write BALLY MANUFACTURING CORPORATION Mike Munves, Hack Mitnick (then 2640 BELMONT AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60618, U.S.A. manager of Runyon's Tenth Ave.

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