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Harry Chapin KENNY NOLAN, LAST YEAR' NO.1 NEW POP SINGLES ARTIST HAS a NEW ALBUM FULL of POP,, SINGLES to SHARE ci 0 '1 r-l fr. CD eP fr, PO ge e "I 1 fr. tn H t--. CD (e < c-3 i- ita e CD i- 0 a "I 42 )1 CO i---, A) O C/3 0 ''S Ze c+ «3 I o He :1 CD (1) '27 n ce 11 fro 0 (D (D C) Harry Chapin www.americanradiohistory.com KENNY NOLAN, LAST YEAR' NO.1 NEW POP SINGLES ARTIST HAS A NEW ALBUM FULL OF POP,, SINGLES TO SHARE. Kenny Nolan has recorded hit songs like One listen to his album "A Song Between "i Like Dreamin':" And he's internationally Us" featuring Kenny's best new songs renowned for writing monster smashes like the title track, "Your Love It Takes My like "Lady Marmalade:' "Get Dancin"° and Breath Away;' "But Love Me" and the "My Eyes Adored You:' So it's no surprise irresistable "I'd Love You To Love Me Back:' Kenny was voted Billboard Magazine's Top firmly establishes Kenny as a contender New Pop Singles Artist. for new awards. Listen to "A Song Between Us" A single and an album from Kenny Nolan. se PD-Y-61ír On Polydor Records and Tapes. EA POIYDOR INCORPORATED I !'!Ì<,r Write or call your local Polygram Distribution office tor displays or other promotion itr www.americanradiohistory.com VOLUME XL - NUMBER 8 - July 8, 197e THE INTERNATIONAL MUSIC RECORD WEEKLY CASH BOX GEORGE ALBERT President and Publisher EDITORIAL MEL ALBERT Vice President and General Manager STAN MONTEIRO In The Headlines Director of Marketing The record and DAVE FULTON music business is as important to the week's news set to music. This sequence gives Editor In Chief Hollywood today as the film industry was in the thir- the viewer the hard news of the week in rhyming J.B. CARMICLE ties, forties and fifties. This fact is re-emphasized on one-liners that make General Manager. even the most depressing East Coast David Frost's latest offering to television entitled story more than palatable. JIM FOLLIS. Account Executive, West Coast "Headliners." Invariably, the "headliners" of the The program has been RSO-dominated, but then East Coast Editorial week have included KEN TERRY. East Coast Editor some currently successful again so are the charts and box-office figures. Inter- CHARLES PAIKERT singers like the Bee Gees, LEO SACKS Gerry Rafferty or Bonnie views with John Travolta ("Grease" and "Saturday AARON FUCHS Tyler. Night Fever") Olivia Newton -John and the Bee Gees West Coast Editorial The show, which is geared to the gossip -oriented ALAN SUTTON, West Coast Editor are not out -of -line because these personalities are RANDY LEWIS America of 1978, is undeniably a vital showcase for the current headliners. JEFF CROSSAN musical CARITA SPENCER artists in the prime time network slot. Frost The key element of this show is that it provides PETER HARTZ strives to JOEY BERLIN mix the show with guests from the film, mass exposure for new artists with successful RAY TERRACE political and musical DALE KAWASHIMA arenas, with the latter getting music. Frost seems to be watching thecharts and we more and more Research attention. hope he continues to offer musical talent on a KEN KIRKWOOD. Manager And another interesting MARK ALDERMAN sidelight that does not weekly basis. Better that than another cops and rob- SCOTT ANDERSON necessarily speak well of the world in which is BILL FEASTER we live bers show. LEN CHODOSH HARALD TAUBENREUTHER MARK ALBERT Coin Machine Chicago NEWS HIGHLIGHTS CAMILLE COMPASIO, Manager Art Director LINDSAY BOLYARD RCA Records to Circulation distribute Salsoul, Roadshow as part of label THERESA TORTOSA. Manager president Robert Summer's more aggressive stance for the PUBLICATION OFFICES company. NEW YORK 119 West 57th. N.Y.. N.Y. 10019 Phone: (212) 586-2640 Sales of soundtrack Cable Address: Cash Box N.Y. albums continuing to expand beyond Telex: 666123 traditional levels, paralleling films' box office receipts. CALIFORNIA 6363 Sunset Blvd. (Suite 930) Hollywood. Ca. 90028 Retail store locales seen as increasingly important in Phone' (213) 464-8241 current NASHVILLE retail explosion. JIM SHARP TIM WILLIAMS Motown Records, BOB CAMPBELL CTI Records and Grover Washington Jr. settle MELISSA ELLIOTT two-year legal DONNA BARHAM battle. 21 Music Circle East. Nashville, Tenn. 37203 Phone: (615) 244-2898 Chi -Sound Records expected to switch distribution CHICAGO from United CAMILLE COMPASIO Artists Records. 29 E. Madison St.. Chicago. III. 60602 Phone: (312) 346-7272 Retail price WASHINGTON, D.C. competition in New York City market fierce, lowball- JOANNE OSTROW ing on $7.98 list 4201 Massachusetts Ave.. NW product on the increase. Washington, D.C. 20016 ENGLAND - ROB THORNE 97 Uxbridge Rd.. London W.12 Phone: 01-749-6724 TOP POP DEBUTS ARGENTINA - MIGUEL SMIRNOFF Belgrano 3252. Piso 4 "B" Buenos Aires. Argentina SINGLES 52 HOPELESSLY DEVOTED TO YOU - Olivia Newton -John RSO Phone: 89-6796 - BRAZIL - H. GANDELMAN Av. Rio Branco. 156 Sala 627 33 DOUBLE VISION Rio de Janeiro RJ ALBUMS - Foreigner - Atlantic Phone: 231-3231 Cable: COPIGAN CANADA -- KIRK LaPOINTE 56 Brown's Line POP SINGLE NUMBER Toronto. Ontario. Canada M8W 359 POP ALBUM Phone. (416)251-1283 HOLLAND - PAUL ACKET SATURDAY P.O. Box 11621 (Prinsessegracht 3( SHADOW DANCING NIGHT FEVER The Hague Andy Gibb - RSO Bee Gees & Various Artists Phone: (70) 624621, Telex: 33083 RSO ITALY - GUIDO HARARI via Solari. 19 20144 Milan. Italy R B SINGLE BELGIUM - ETIENNE SMET & R&B ALBUM Postbus 56. B-2700 Sint-Niklaas ONES Phone, (03176-54-39 CLOSE THE DOOR AUSTRALIA -- JOCK VEITCH Teddy Pendergrass NATURAL HIGH 4/58 Ramsgate Avenue The Bondi. Sydney. NSW Australia Phila. Intl. Commodores - Motown JAPAN -- Adv. Mgr.. 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