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Labels Hold Boston Capitol to Back Labels Int'l Pop Fest Koppelman & Rubin Talent) Parties in Of By ELIOT TIEGEL Planned for N.Y. NEW YORK - Capitol Rec- Koppelman, co -owner of the ords will finance and distribute two -year -old independent disk All -Out Artist Hunt a series of pop labels formed producing firm /music publish- By HANK FOX by Charles Koppelman and Don ing combine, said Capitol's in- To Help Charity BOSTON - "Stand up straight -talent scouts Rubin. The affiliation marks vestment in the first of his new are watching you" is the advice circulating the record manufacturer's sec- labels, The Hot Biscuit Disc By CLAUDE HALL through this town and Cambridge. Record com- ond such deal with an out- Co., was over $1 million. Hot moving side interest. ' Biscuit's debut single, sched- NEW YORK -An International Pop Music panies and independent producers are 40 of the world's into the region, furiously signing local talent for Brother Records was launched uled for release in two weeks, Festival, featuring more than top artists and groups, is being planned for late a major onslaught of releases by Boston -based several months ago from the introduces a new New York Coast. (Continued on page 10) June next year in Central Park here. Sid Bern- groups due to hit the market in January. organizing Boston and Cambridge groups are stein, the promoter- manager who is At least six it more than scheduled for release in January, and the Festival, believes will draw already for a three -day event. many labels are keeping their plans for this area 200,000 people under wraps. Kusisto Will Go Full The festival will be operated on a non -profit MGM Records and its subsidiary, Verve, are basis, with all proceeds going to charity, he said. among the forerunners in the region. The com- Funds will come from $1 entrance donation, pany has signed contracts with four groups, and Throttle on 8- Tracks TV rights, and a souvenir booklet. Bernstein said more are expected. The groups are the Ultimate he'd already been offered $50,000 for the TV rights. He feels the festival could raise more than Spinach, Phluph, Beacon Street Union and Or- By RAY BRACK pheus. Elektra Records has been scouting Boston $500,000 for "a universally agreed upon cause." and Cambridge for six months. One group, the CHICAGO -On the strength of new statistics showing that 8- A board of governors will be established after Earth , is set for January release; more track cartridge systems have won much greater consumer acceptance January to direct the festival. Sitting on the board groups are expected to be signed. The Butter is than expected, the automotive products division of Motorola, Inc. will be musicians, as well as record and music negotiating for record affiliation and the Velvet is developing a staggering variety of new tape cartridge products un- industry officials. This board will appoint a com- Underground is already established with Verve. der the assumption that adoption of 8 -track as the "industry sys- mittee to screen both new and established artists And it is known that Epic, ABC and Mercury are tem" is now a certainty. and groups for the event. Bernstein hopes to in- seeking Boston talent. The division, under vice -president and general manager Oscar vite such acts as the Cream and the Hollies, Also, several independent production com- (Continued as well as "great new groups panies are combing the area. One, Alan Lorber it yet on records, as well as artists of exceptional Productions, has set up a Boston office. And merit." others, such as Wes Farrell and Stan Catron's Everest's 'No. 13' to Possibly 40 to 50 acts would perform at the Bornwin Enterprises are heavily involved in Stormy festival in various symposiums and evening Boston -Cambridge activities. events. (Continued on page 8) Be Lucky Number for UJA (Continued on page 10). By FRED KIRBY NEW YORK The net pro- the Music Industries Division of ceeds from the sale of Everest the United Jewish Appeal of Records controversial premiere Greater New York on Monday recording of Shostakovich's (6) at the Americana Hotel. The "Symphony No. 13" will be do- black -tie affair is in honor of Hated by the company to the Sam Goody, of the record United Jewish Appeal. retail chain. Solomon is flying Bernard C. Solomon, Everest in from his firm's president, will present a check office. The album is slated for for $2,000, representing about prominent display by key area three weeks of the album's dealers. sales, at the dinner -dance of (Continued on page 38) Cassette Rampage Forecast NEW YORK - By the end is expected to boost the market. of 1967, there will be four mil- By the end of 1969, Dr. lion cassette players on the mar- Steinhausen estimated there ket and 13 million musicasset- would be nine million players tes (pre -recorded music), ac- around the world and 30 mil- to Dr. Hans lion musicassettes in use. new of Arlo Guthrie, cording -Werner Verve /Forecast's rising young singer -composer, Richie Havens, America's feasting on the groovy talent Steinhausen, technical manag- The growth of sales of non- whose Reprise album, "Alice's Restaurant" (LP 6267), is a again tells it like it is on his latest hit single, "No Oppor- coastto -coast breakout for the folk -rock singer and talking ing director of both Philips' recorded cassettes, with about tunity Necessary -No Experience Needed" (KF- 5068). Richie's blues individualist. Mother big winner for the hot label, phonographic industries and 30 million expected to be on album, "Mixed Bag" (FT/ITS-3006), is currently making it as the unique Arlo Guthrie takes over. (Advertisement) Deutsche Grammophone Gesell - the market by the end of 1967, big on the charts, and his new album, "Something Else schaft. A new EP musicassette (Continued on page 72) Again" (FT /FTS3034), is just out. (Advertisement)

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Holding Meets In U.K., Eire & Form Own Set -Up push R &B on NEW YORK - RCA Great Norman Racusin, RCA Victor Lions during the phase -out pe- Britain, Ltd., will take over the Division vice -president and gen- riod, Racusin said. He also manufacture and distribution of eral manager, said, "The im- pointed out that the two com- Level In Honolulu RCA Victor records in the portance of this market makes panies will co- operate to make Global and Eire from it desirable for RCA to have its sure dealers are apprised of the HONOLULU -Warner Bros. - and LOS ANGELES -Monument Decca Records Co., Ltd. The own manufacturing and mar- changeover arrangements will a campaign Seven Arts Records, Inc., is with Records begin move becomes effective June 1, keting operation there." He said are adequately supplied to push r &b artists and mate- holding a series of meetings here 1969. RCA Great Britain, with the es- RCA Victor records. on the company's planned sales rial globally via its Sound RCA will build a record tablishment of its own Record program for military outlets RCA Victor has similar man- Stage 7 label. and pressing plant in the U.K. and Division, expanded into phono- and distributing set- to complete plans for its 10th ufacturing Because establish its own distribution or- graph recording operations in in Italy, Canada, Mexico, anniversary world -wide conven- ups product is making impressive ganization. English Decca will 1966 in the British Isles. The Brazil, and tion, which will be held here Argentina, Chile sales internationally, label art- continue to manufacture and Division will assume complete Australia. set next July. distribute RCA Victor Records responsibility for making and ists are being encouraged to Among those attending are during the phasing -out period, selling RCA Victor records in world tours so Monument can Joel Friedman, marketing vice - promote artists and product di- ending May 31, 1969. British this market. record -buy- president; Phil Rose, interna- Decca has been handling the The termination agreement rect to the foreign tional director; and Stan Victor line since 1956. between English Decca and Col. Runs Fall ing public, according to Fred Cornyn, editorial manager. A In connection with RCA's RCA Great Britain provides for Foster, Monument president. special meeting with officials of new plans in the British Isles, an orderly transition of opera- "Holland is now alert to the Charles Brady and Associates, possibilities of the r &b market who presents the military in Catalog Pitch potential." explains Bobby sales of recordings in Europe Weiss, vice -president and direc- and the Far East, is included. Consolidated Electronics tor of Monument's International Also slated are the screening Division, "And now Germany, of a special promotion film on On Williams Scandinavia and South Africa new product and formulating a Acquired by Dubbings are beginning to open up for NEW YORK Columbia schedule with the Hilton Ha- NEW YORK Dubbings addition to its other configura- - r &b product." waiian Village for next year's - Records is running a full cata- Electronics, one of the nation's tions. Andy Wil- While Australia, New Zea- convention. After the meetings, largest cassette duplicators, has log promotion on Dubbings also does custom this month, including a land and parts of the Orient, Rose will visit licensees in been acquired by Consolidated liams are tape and cartridge work and re- section in the Nov. 11 excluding the Philippines, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Electronics Industries Corp. The special r interest, Weiss leases its own cassettes through issue of Billboard. The promo- lagging in &b New Zealand and Australia. move by CEIC puts North feels it's only a matter of time Friedman and Cornyn will re- private brand distributors. Its tion is in conjunction with an American Philips, which has a library is comprised of more and exposure before the market turn to their Burbank, Calif. substantial stock interest in NBC -TV special on Thursday than 500 cassettes. (9), the title of explodes. headquarters. CEIC, into a stronger market- "Love, Andy," ing position in this country with The company's facilities in- his latest album, a cross- country regard to the cassette market. clude a number of tape duplica- tour with Henry Mancini and 1111111 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 which provide 120 chan- his orchestra, and "Holly," a Dot to Release 2 North American Philips is the tors major backer of the cassette nels of high speed duplication. single release. KAPP TO MAKE Schifrin Albums configuration here. Dubbings owns a 25,000 square The "Fall for Andy" promo- in Copiague, L. I. tion will include consumer and DISKS By foot plant SCHOOL acquiring Dubbings, Philips a disk jockey LOS ANGELES -Dot and No dollar price was disclosed trade advertising, Records will be able to increase the out- salute on Saturday (11), spot NEW YORK -Kapp Lalo Schifrin are developing a put of Mercury Records' cas- for the acquisition, but all Dub- will produce singles for the strong working relationship. La- bings stock was acquired in ex- radio ads, and a special press settes and those licensed to be Among the in -store mer- U. S. Labor Department's "Stay bel will release the composer's duplicated and marketed change for Consolidated Elec- kit. The rec- by chandising aids set are a sim- in School" program. score in the original soundtrack Mercury. Mercury is a wholly tronics Industries common ords will be distributed to 850 LP of the film "Cool Hand shares. Dubbings, previously a ulated gift box display of the owned subsidiary of CEIC. Also. new album, and display pieces radio stations in the next 12 Luke" plus an LP, "Music From the Dubbings acquisition will privately owned corporation, months. The records, featuring for the 17 -album Williams cat- 'Mission Impossible,'" based on allow Philips, through Mercury, will retain its management. names in public life, will alog. The "Love, Andy" album top themes from the TV feature. to more aggressively solicit li- Julius Konins, founder of Dub- urge the youngsters to com- The soundtrack package will bings, will continue as presi- will contain a discography, censes for cassette duplication. will be available for plete high school. be released to coincide with a The Dubbings plant, which dent and William DeMucci, which also counter use. lIHIl11HHIlIHIIHIIIIHIllI11111111111I11HI111I111IlII1111111ItI1111111HIIIHHII Wednesday (I) premiere of the also duplicates and loads 4- general manager. Warner Bros. -Seven Arts film. and 8 -track cartridges and open A single of the "Ballad of Cool reel tape, is capable of pro- Hand Luke" will be released, ducing 10,000 prerecorded cas- spotlighting Schifrin and his settes per day in one shift, in DA Raids N.Y. Plant; 3 Arrested orchestra, culled from the LP. By AARON STERNFIELD The recently passed New 45, 279 and 561 of the Penal E. Jacobsen Office York State law against illegal Law and Section 392 of the NARM Board to NEW YORK - The record duplication and the 1962 Fed- General Business Law. They In industry's drive against illegal eral law against interstate traf- face arraignment in Queens records shifted ficking in counterfeit records County Court. Meet on Coast SAN FRANCISCO Erik duplication of - into second this week with a will make the drive against il- The equipment and records Jacobsen is opening an office and trans- T New York District Attorney's legal duplicators a bit easier, have been confiscated - h e here for his Sweet Reliable Pro- ex- to the Property Clerk's board of directors of the raid on a pressing plant and according to Henry Brief, ferred Na- ductions firm and his Great where a detailed inven- tional Association of the arrest of an alleged dis- ecutive secretary of the Rec- Office, Record Honesty Music wing and will tory is being taken. Merchandisers (NARM) will tributor of pirated records. Also, ord Industry Association of be expanding activities in de- In a separate action this meet on Nov. 16 -17 at the five New York dealers have America. RIAA had been work- veloping artists and writers. with sell- ing closely with the New York week, police arrested Lawrence Century Plaza Hotel in Los As part been formally charged of his expansion, he records. District Attorney's office for Guttenplan, who is charged Angeles. The board will discuss has dropped active studio pro- ing pirated plans for the months in an attempt to un- with distributing "The Best of 1968 annual ducing duties with the Lovin' The major action occurred 28). The NARM convention, which will cover the counterfeiters. '67" (Billboard, Oct. Spoonful on Kama Sutra Rec- Tuesday 24) when police the cop- record contains tracks of "I'm be held next March 17 -22, at According to Brief, ords, but will continue as ex- raided the Grand Rex Record a by the the Diplomat Hotel in ies of "Sound of Music" were Believer," Monkees; Holly- ecutive producer and his inter- Pressing Co., 22 -10 42d St., by ; wood, Fla. It will be the 10th of first quality and difficult to "Light My Fire," est as manager of the group Astoria, N. Y., and arrested the distinguish from the genuine "All You Need Is Love," by the anniversary convention for with Bob Cavallo. Sweet Re- following men: NARM. Also product unless the two were Beatles; "Somebody to Love," on the agenda will liable produces the Sopwith Airplane; "Re- be a discussion of the Sorterio San Miguel, Roose- examined at the same time. by the Jefferson role of Camel. Aretha Franklin, and the tape cartridge industry in velt, N. Y., described as the Those arrested were charged spect," by NARM's future planning. owner, and Alverio Villafane, with violations of Section 170: "Reflections," by . EMI Makes Bid for Astoria, and Orvaldo Perez Riviera, New York, who were Hermitage Named Tower Co. operating the presses at the time of the raid. Bootlegging, Counterfeiting NASHVILLE - Hermitage - Electric & Mu- An estimated 50,000 records Music Co., local one -stop, has sical Industries will probably were found in the inventory, And Pirating as Law Sees It been named Tennessee elec- buy the stock of the Blackpool with several hundred varieties tronics distributor for the Phil - Tower Co., which operates a of labels and 200 stampers. At NEW YORK -The terms "bootlegging, pirating and counter- co-Ford Corp. Hermitage will theater, ballrooms and amuse- the time of the arrest, counter- feiting" have been used without too much precision in the record carry the full radio, TV, tape ment arcades in Blackpool, a feit copies of RCA Victor's industry. Actually, they mean different things and they all may be recorder line and the Hip major resort on England's West "Sound of Music" soundtrack considered "illegal duplication." which covers all three activities. Pocket records. Coast. LP were being run off. Other Here are the definitions: Blackpool Towers facilities product found on the premises Counterfeiting: The production of a record intotal to be passed are valued at $13 million. Black- P -S Releases Folio included "Happy Together" by off as the genuine article. An example is the pressing of "The pool Tower directors have rec- the Turtles on White Whale Sound of Music" with the RCA logo and a cover which appears ommended to their stockhold- and "Hypnotized" by Linda identical to the original. NEW YORK The educa- ers that they accept tional - at EMI's of- Jones on Loma. Pirating: Taking unauthorized material from one or more le- department Peer - fer of a stock exchange. Southern has released "Wagons Equipment Found gitimate records and palming it off as an original record. An ex- West," a musical and lyrical All equipment for producing ample is "The Best of '67" on ARP, with cuts from several hits on folio documentation on the mi- Bib, Buddah Deal records -except the printing fa- various labels. gration of American settlers to cilities for printing the album Bootlegging: Taking what may be a legimate record and manu- the West. An album is planned CHARLOTTE, N. C. - Bib jackets -were found on the facturing or distributing it illegally. Example: A pressing plant gets based on the folio. The book Distributors here has been premises. These included ma- an order for 100,000 albums. It presses 150,000, sends 100,000 to was written by Harry Stride and named to distribute Buddah chines for polywrapping, press- the customer, disposes of the other 50,000 illegally. The 50,000 Alan Glasscock. Records. ing and inserting. are bootlegged copies. NOVEMBER 4, 1967, BILLBOARD 3 Copyrighted material

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"Goetter- routes for distribution of Amer- spectrum space, and the role of stations was put in by the dammerung" takes award. ican home entertainment keep cable services. House, in its Public Broadcast- erupting. The cracks in the old These are some of the more ing Act, but swiftly yanked by COIN MACHINE NEWS 77 status quo of the entertainment recent startlers on the Hill: Dur- the Senate -House conference AN UNPRECEDENTED pair of coin machine conventions establishments are partly due to ing recent hearings on Pay committee on the bill. Program pulls a record number of men and new machines to Chicago. the giant forward thrust of new TV, members of a House Com- qualifiers deleted were the technologies of distribution - merce Subcommittee tradition- words "not primarily for amuse- SO but there is impetus from a ally deadset against the idea, ment or entertainment." The BILL DENNEY, head of Cedarwood Music, urges country changing attitude among the were lenient toward the pos- broader permissive wording per- music convention be expanded to one week. Dick Clark, legislators who will make the sibility. Communications Sub- mits "educational and cultural," major personality in the pop field, claims country music final decisions. committee chairman Torbert allows programs produced by heading for bigger peak; he'll use more country artists in The established orders of MacDonald (D., Mass.) spoke the Public Broadcast Corpora- his package shows. commercial "free" television of the widespread discontent tion for networking on Educa- dominated by three networks, with network TV programs and tional TV stations to be as en- INTERNATIONAL . 62 and strictly theater distribution the torrential commercials: "It tertaining as they can be made. DEUTSCHE GRAMMAPHON has announced a corporate of new movies, have already would seem the networks must The growing evidence of len- reorganization which will make the DGG organization in been jarred by the increasing be doing something wrong," he iency toward new sources of West Germany a separate entity. possibility of Pay TV, the corn- said. programming, and new chan- MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 14 ing and spreading of cable TV Movie Producers nels of distribution for home (CATV), and the imminent new Even more startling, perhaps, entertainment in Congress A MODEL PROGRAM of guitar instruction for the entire Public Broadcasting Corpora- was the earlier showing movie makes the CATV - copyright industry. of tion to produce and network producers at the FCC hearing question red hot for copyright RADIO -TV PROGRAMMING 28 new programs for the general on Pay TV. The film producers licensors. and a 12 voice was last BIG CHANGES IN THE air for WABC in New York. Jerry public through educational TV distributors broke -year A new heard Blavat show slated to go daily. Full page of country music stations. silence on Pay TV, not to en- week as FCC Commissioner convention photos. These are only beginnings. dorse it, but to protect their James Wadsworth recommended Musical and dramatic copy- rights if and when the "new a compromise in CATV -copy- TALENT 20 righted entertainment may also market" for entertainment prod- right for broadcasters, copy- "Henry, Sweet Henry" starts new musical season on Broad- be swept along via domestic uct was opened by the Federal right owners and CATV sys- way. ABC Records has original cast album. satellite -to-home TV, or satel- Communications Commission. tems. The commissioner's lite to cable TV, or on laser Producers apparently thought (Continued on page 8) TAPE CARtridge 72 beams, or by unpredictable BY THE END of 1967, there will be a million cassette combinations. 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He will also be executive producer of the MRE Ed Chalpin, head of PPX Enterprises here, has royalties on each record. If the record company Library, which is licensed for film, television, tape CARtridges, been covering American and British hits all over turns down the master, Chalpin still gets the records and background music. MRE records new material at the world since 1961. Working as an independent advance and keeps an option on the record. He the rate of nearly 100 titles a month. Plans call for a new film, producer, he has made chart records in Argen- produces about 70 covers a year in this fashion. TV and background music library, and local production service tina, Chile, Belgium, Australia, Mexico, Brazil, In some cases, Chalpin said, the publisher for the independent producer. Francis had been with SESAC Israel, Canada and West Germany. will pay him to do a foreign cover. and was director of the special projects division. The mechanics are fairly simple. Chalpin deals Why do the record companies deal with Chal- 13 years only with companies such as EMI, RCA Victor pin rather than handle their own covers? For * and CBS -firms which have an international one thing, instead of dealing with licensees in Mel Fuhrman has been named general manager of Liberty market for their product and distribution through- the various countries, the record company can Records' Blue Note label. Prior to joining Liberty in 1963, he out the world. make all its arrangements with PPX. For an- had been national sales manager of Top Records. At Liberty, Here's how the deal works: Chalpin will pro- they on and are other, rely Chalpin's judgment he has been assistant branch manager in New York and sales vide a minimum of seven sides for a company impressed with his batting average. in In his in two years. He will watch the U. S. and British Chalpin spends about four months a year do- promotion manager for Sunset Records Los Angeles. charts and determine which records are apt to ing overseas recording dates. Material that can new post he will headquarter in New York. move in which countries. If he decides, for ex- be recorded in English is done in PPX's 10- * * * ample, that "Winchester Cathedral" recorded in track studio here. Mercury Record Corp. has named Jerry Seabolt national promotion manager for its subsidiary labels, Smash -Fontana. Seabolt was most recently em- Jubilee Recuts ployed by Bell Records as a local promotion representative and moved to Mercury's Chicago LP branch as a promotion man two months ago. 5th Estate Norman Winter, formerly Liberty Records NEW YORK - Jubilee Rec- public relations director, has joined Ivor Asso- ords is remastering their Fifth ciates, three -year -old music public relations firm. Estate album to include the SEABOLT Winter will work out of the firm's Los Angeles group's new single "Heigh -Ho," office as an associate of Coast head Ron Tepper. which will be the pressing's 13th * cut. Albums * * being prepared by Larry Coleman is the new managing director of the Colum- the company include the Blades bus Circle Group, a new music publishing operation associated of Grass and the Baltimore & Ohio Marching Band. with The Richmond Organization. A music industry veteran, New singles product includes Coleman has been with TRO the past four years. Coleman will "Soul of a Man," a c &w in- work to develop and present new writers and material for the strumental acquired from Billy - Columbus Circle Group. Before coming to TRO, he was general Fran Records of Fort Worth. professional manager of Joy Music, and earlier, a founder of Also set are singles by the the Kingston Trio publishing company and vice -president of Prophets produced by Tommy Balliston Music Corp. Witcher, Georgie Porgie & the Cry Babies produced by Pierre * * * Mayhew, and the Care Package Ed Adams has been appointed Midwest representative of produced by Tash Howard. The the Edward B. Marks Music Corp. E. Lewis Lieske has been Tokens have produced a Randy appointed controller of General Recorded Tape, Inc., Sunnyvale, & the Rainbows disk for B. T. Calif., succeeding Jimmie G. Peterson, who recently was named Puppy. The Rainy Day label treasurer of the company. Lieske has been with GRT since 1966* - will have a Harry's Group sin- as manager of administration and finance.... Alan M. Solomon, gle produced by Chip Taylor formerly controller at United Recording Corp. and Western and At Gorgoni. LULU RECEIVES BILLBOARD PLAQUE from Don Ovens, Billboard's Recorders, Inc., Hollywood, has been named treasurer of Uni- director of Reviews and Charts, for her No. 1 Epic single, "To Sir versal Tapedex Corp., Van Nuys, Calif. He will be responsible With Love." for the direction and administration of UTX's pricing, credit and financial policies related to tape cartridge products. * ** Outside Production Deals Paul Kresh has been named vice -president of Spoken Arts, Inc., producers of recordings in the areas of the arts, humanities Roster and education. Kresh will help co- ordinate the organization's Giving Acts 8 -Act many projects in the field of audio visual aids. Before joining LOS ANGELES -Since be- Bill Trout of Dunwich Pro- Spoken Arts, Kresh was editor of American Judiasm for eight ing formed last January, Acta, ductions, Chicago, has been years. He was also public relations director of the Union of the Dot subsidiary, has built an cutting the American Breed American Hebrew Congregations, and had previously served 10 eight -act artist roster primarily with Dan Dolton, the former years with the United Jewish Appeal. Kresh is well known in on outside production deals. folk singer, cutting the Pepper- the fields of broadcasting, recording, drama and advertising. The American Breed, a Chicago mint Trolly in Los Angeles. * * * act, has proved the most suc- Other free -lance producers Jay S. Lowy has been appointed general professional man- cessful, with the Peppermint working on projects for the top ager for and its affiliated publishing companies Trolly next. 40 label are Ernie Freeman, owned and controlled by . Lowy will report sales Mike Curb. BONES HOWE, left, producer of Morris Diamond, Acta's Steve Clark and directly to William R. Stinson, executive vice -president and gen- the Association's hit single promotion manager, leaves this Prior to leaving on his trip, "Windy," receives the RIAA gold weeks talent eral manager of the Paramount Music companies in the newly week for two of Diamond took a holiday from a record, signifying sales of more material scouting in Chicago, expanded Paramount Music Division. He'll be based in New than one million copies of the sideline project: music consult- York where Dick Stone will continue as manager. New York and other Eastern picture pro- professional disk, from Joe Smith, vice- presi- ant to independent Lowy to dent and general manager of locations. ducer David Common's cur- comes Famous from Robbins, Feist & Miller, where Warner Bros. Records. rently filming feature, "The Put he was general professional manager for several years.... Nick 'Mr. Starlight' Disk On." A number of Acta acts Quisado has resigned as music liaison manager and supervisor have been signed to perform in of ITCC. He plans to form his own tape CARtridge company. Wax Named by Bought by SSS Int'I the film. Diamond himself was * * * tapped for an acting role as a Ray Stolzman has been named director of marketing for /Blackwood COLUMBUS, Ga. "Mr. April - movie producer, shooting his se- the Fidelipac division of Telepro Industries; he had been associ- Starlight," a fast -breaking single quences on the weekends. NEW YORK - Morty Wax on Peggy Sue Records, was pur- ated for the past 21 years with the tape and record department Promotions has been named to chased last week by Shelby Diamond was recently elected of Bruno -New York and was responsible for developing the co- ordinate promotion for April/ Singleton of SSS International president of an informal mail -order department there. Blackwood Music, a CBS pub- Records, New York. The rec- "alumni association" of former lishing firm, and will act as liai- ord features Johnny Barfield. Mercury Records employees who son with independent producers It was produced by Ed Mendel now live in this area. Gary Stites Miami and New here. Singleton also bought Lewis' 'Soul Man' Created, Orleans; Al Valente, Detroit, "Soulful Annie," an instru- Malick Adds Disks and Tony Richard, Los Angeles. mental by Roy Hill and the Cut, Click -All in 72 Hrs. The firm's record promotion Swinging Sextet, from Mendel. AKRON, Ohio Malick department has been expanded Another single acquired by - CHICAGO Chess Produc- The sequence of went Productions has entered the rec- - events to cover stations within a 100 - SSS International, according to ing Corp. released "Soul Man," like this: Lewis gets the idea on mile radius of New York, and Don Sanders, national sales di- ord field with the recent ac- by the Ramsey Lewis Trio in Tuesday, Oct. 17, driving home the newly formed National Col- rector, is "What Goes Up Must quisition of the Akron Record- what it believes is record time. from the airport; Leonard and lege Promotions department has Come Down," by the Soul In- ing Studios, Inc. Ernie Malick Seventy -two hours after Lewis Marshall Chess buy the idea signed the New Christy Min- The single was corporated. rec- and Bill Palmer are a &r pro- conceived the idea for an in- and clear studio time for the strels, Columbia Records act, ommended to SSS Interna- strumental cover for the hit on next a ducers for the record company, afternoon; &r chief Rich- as its first client. The NCP de- tional by Mickey Beheler and Oct. 17, some 15,000 copies ard Evans works all Tuesday partment services college media, Phil Goldberg of Bertos Salm, which has a Cameo /Parkway were in the field and it was a night on the charts; Lewis, trio one -stops and local book stores. Charlotte, N. C. distributor. label credit. pick on 15 stations. (Continued on page 10) 6 NOVEMBER 4, 1967, BILLBOARD

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www.americanradiohistory.com New Legislative Happenings Stir Market Quotations Entertainment Establishment As Noon Thursday, The of October 26, 1967 Week's Vol. Week's Week's Week's Net apeg 4 Judiciary terms would have Copyright Office would proba- NAME Nigh Leso In 100e Ntgk Let Clese Cheese Continued from cancelled any softening of bly be only too happy to relin- simi- Admiral 38 203/4 481 24%% 231/2 23% 1/2 graded liability terms were CATV copyright liability if the quish this burden.) lar to those made by the House American Broadcasting 102 723/4 397 831/4 79 821/4 1/4 systems went beyond a mini- The idea is strengthening that Judiciary Committee, but lost Ampex 403/4 223/4 1159 35%4 33% 341/4 1% mum origination of news and new -era interweaving of copy- in floor vote on the House - Audio Devices 303/4 21% 159 241/4 22 24 1/4 weather type programming. right and communications con- passed Copyright Revision bill simply too big Automatic Radio 16% 31/4 2364 163/e 10 141 +411 Wadsworth told a convention cerns will be earlier this year. mem- and too complex for either a Automatic Retailer Assoc 80 513/4 340 74% 721/4 74 +1 of the CATV association Glaring Difference bers (NCTA) that he believes strictly copyright administration Avnet 503/4 16 ./e 877 501/4 45 5011 +41/2 But there is one large and this much diversifying of pro- agency, or a strictly communica- Cameo Parkway 55 21/4 387 4234 351/4 42% +21/4 glaring difference, typical of the gram source is in the public in- tions group like the FCC to Canteen 28% 21 292 Corp. 24 21 211/4 13/4 new outlook: Wadsworth would terest. It is also in line with Rep- straddle. This particular inter- CBS 76% 5611 1494 59 57 57 1% let the CATV systems originate resentative Macdonald's premise locking and push -pulling of in- Columbia Pic. 56 331/4 186 54 501/4 51 3'/e some entertainment program- that while America puts high terests might need its own ad- Consolidated Else. 573/4 36% 640 44% 373/4 381/4 5% ming, even if only on one chan- value on its free commercial TV, ministrative division under the without sac- Disney, Walt 1063/4 75 162 1061/4 100 1051/4 +41/4 nel of their system, the public needs more than the predicted "Department of Corn - rificing exemption locally, or in ' EMI 5% 31/2 925 5% 41/4 5% + 34 air -borne commercial program- munications. allowable situations. The House TV as- General Electric 115% 82I/2 1129 1101/ 21053/4 1101 /4 +2% ming is providing. Fred Ford, the cable and former Gulf + Western 643E 30% 2801 581/2 5511 58 +21/4 Finally, another startling and sociation president development has come FCC member, fervently hopes Handlemon 50 17i1/4 227 49% 441/4 47% Establishes indicative 1 Meaux be- level" agency to +51/4 out of the current meetings for a "cabinet MCA 601/4 34e/ 305 601/4 5411 60 Office in Nashville tween CATV, movie producers deal with communications, and Metromedia 661/4 40% 265 603/4 55 5511 5% and broadcasters to iron out expects to see a new department MGM 643/4 323/4 180 60% 57% 60% +1% NASHVILLE - Record pro- mutually acceptable copyright set up "within a year or two." 3M 931/4 75 540 893/4 87 89% 1% ducer Huey Meaux has estab- terms. According to an NCTA in the RCA Motorola 1461/2 90 841 1461/4 13811 143% +3%s lished on office (National Cable TV Association) Victor building to produce mas- Sales, Income RCA 63 42% 2103 63 601/4 623/4 + 1/o report, the negotiators want 3M ters. Meaux, who plans to spend than the Seeburg 241/4 15 2075 2411 19% 23% +2 7/4 some agency "other At All -Time Highs four days out of 10 in Nash- Copyright Office" to administer Trans Amer. 47% 2811 706 46 43% 45% 1/s in ville, will continue his offices the CATV copyright terms. (The ST. PAUL The 3M Corn - 20th Century 5911 32% 693 531% 4911 50% 2% - Houston, New York and near pany's sales and earnings for the WB 411/2 191/2 1161 41''% 38 41% +1 Jackson, Miss. third quarter and first nine Wurliteer 36 1ß1/e 317 261/4 23 25% +2% The owner of the Crazy Ca- CBS Income Up months of 1967 exceeded pre- Zenith 721/4 4731 859 691/4 635'4 673/4 +21/4 jun Music Company said he is vious highs. Net income for the signing new writers, cutting and Week's Week's Week's As Sales Slide quarter reached $39.6 million, High Leo Clou and doing in- OVER THE COUNTER' selling masters, or 74 cents a share, a 10.8 per dependent producing. NEW YORK CBS re- over earnings for As of Noon Thursday, October 26, 1967 - cent increase Meaux said he had just sold ported net income for the first the same period a year ago. GAC 93/4 8% 8% two masters to Tower and Cap- three quarters of $35,566,362 Worldwide sales for the quar- ITCC 1311 113/4 111/4 itol, and was in the process of on net sales of $640,592,448. ter came to $322.8 million, up Jubilee Ind. 101/4 83/4 10 selling several to Jerry Wexler Comparable results for a simi- 9.6 per cent from the Septem- Lear ht 16% 1611 1611 of Atlantic. lar period of 1966 were $47,- ber quarter of 1966. Marco Ent. 161/2 15th 1611 406,627 and S612,174,899 re- For the first nine months, net Mills Music 3311 321/ 33 UA Marks 10th Yr. spectively. income came to $106.6 million, Orrtronics 6 511 6 Current earnings are equiva- equal to $1.99 a share, an in- a Pickwick Int. 1611 151/ 151/ Of Bart as Writer lent to $1.46 per common share, crease of 10 cents share. Sales for the same period rose to Telepro Ind. 31/ 23/4 23/4 compared with $1.99 per share NEW YORK - United Art- for the first three quarters of $917.2 million from $848 mil- Tenn. Corp. 931 91/4 91/4 ists will the 10th anniver- mark 1966, a decline of 27 per cent. lion a year ago. National Mercantile 141/4 1311 1331 sary of Lionel Bart as a song- writer, with a two -album re- "Over -the- counter prices shown ore "bid" (as opposed to "asked "). Neither the known for his SURVEY For Week Ending 11/4/67 bid nor the asked prices of unlisted securities lease. Bart, best Billboard SPECIAL represent actual transactions. "Oliver" and "From Russia With Rather, they are a guide to the range within which these securities could have Love" scores, will be paid trib- HEST been sold or bought at the time of compilation. ute in "The Heart of Bart," an SELLING The above quotations compiled for Billboard by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner O instrumental album arranged by Har- Smith, Inc., member of the New York Stock Exchange and all principal stock and conducted Johnny ris, and "A Handful of Songs," JAZZ LP's r- exchanges. vocal the Mike This Last Weeks sn a set featuring 8 Number Chart Sammes Singers, backed by l Week Week TITLE, Artist, Label Harris. d 1 A DAY IN THE LIFE 5 J. Hal Smith Sets Parent Company Wes Montgomery, A0M LP 2001 (M); SP 2001 (5) GOODLETTSVILLE, Tenn. Smith Artists Productions, the 2 2 RESPECT 4 Tornio 'Happy' Disk Jimmy Smith, Verve V 8705 (M); V6.8705 (S) -J. Hal Smith, head of Pam- recently acquired Boone Rec- NEW YORK -Brenda Hollo- other firms, way's Made Me So 3 3 SERGIO MENDES á BRASIL '66 20 per Music and has ords; Gibson Co., a publishing "You've ABM LP 116 (M); SP 4116 (S) established the Entertainment wing just established for ASCAP Very Happy" on Tamia was in- material and Pamper Interna- advertently omitted from the 4 4 THAT'S LOU 10 Corp. of America to serve as Lou Rawls, Capitol T 2756 (M); ST 2756 (S) tional, a firm which deals with 43d spot as a "star performer" parent company for his firms. 26 worldwide copyrights and has in Billboard's "Hot 100" chart 5 7 Sergio Besides Pamper, these include offices in eight foreign coun- last week. The record moved up Mendes 8 Brasil '66, AB.M LP 122 (M); SP 4122 (5) this week's issue. 35 Hal Smith TV Programs, Hal tries as well as in the U. S. to No. 39 in 6 5 DREAMING Wes Montgomery, Verve V 8672 (M); V6.8672 (S)

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9 9 DYNAMIC DUO 25 Parties in Hunt for Artists Jimmy Smith 0 Wes Montgomery, Verve V 867$ (M); V6.ß678 (S) Continued from page 1 "With the start of the school year," he con- tinued, "the , who went to the West 10 10 WAVE 3 Antonio Carlos Jobim, A0M LP 3002 (M); SP 3002 (5) "It's in the formulating stage," said Lenny Coast in the summer, are now returning. There Scheer, general manager of MGM Records. are more than 100 schools in the area." 11 11 LUSH LIFE 4 "There is no momentum yet because nothing has Brenner cited the importance of Harvard Nancy Wilson, Capitol T 2757 (M); ST 2757 (5) been released. But come January, it will be an- Square and Beacon Hill as centers for the 12 16 A MAN AND HIS SOUL 2 other San Francisco." population. "Now that school has begun, these , ABC ABC 590 X (M); ABCS 590 X (S) The summer San Francisco hippie movement, Francisco's Haight -Ash- areas are similar to San 13 17 DANCING IN THE STREET 2 while being a precursor to the Boston happen- bury district." Simultaneous with the start of the Ramsey Lmis, Cadet LP 794 (M); LPS 794 (5) ings, is not an exact model. Although the Boston school year, more than a dozen clubs and coffee- emphasis is on beauty -similar to the San Fran- 14 13 BRUBECK 7 houses opened, serving as showcases for these Dave Brubeck, Columbia CL 2695 (M); CS 9495 (S) cisco "love" generation, it is less likely to find new groups. the "wall of sound coupled with the fuzztone gui- College radio within the Boston -Cambridge 15 15 EXPRESSION 3 Impulse A 9120 (M); AS 9120 (S) tar." Said Elektra Records' Peter Segal: "The area -and there are some powerhouse stations - , emphasis is on the classical ideas of music." The are also accounting the increased record activity. 16 12 LOVE IN 13 Bostonians are using a different approach to These stations are exposing new singles and al- (harles Lloyd, Atlantic 1481 (M); SD 1481 (S) "The music is classical and jazz rock 'n' roll. hum product which none of the commercial AM 17 18 BIG BAND SHOUT 2 oriented," said Stan Catron, general manager of outlets will touch. In addition, talent promoters Buddy Rich, Verve V 8712 (M); V6.8712 (S) Bornwin Enterprises. "It's more cerebral, with are bringing in a wealth of talent, all associated stressed over finesse." 18 - THE SPOILER 1 musical ability production with the West Coast movement. "The first east- Stanley Turrentine, Blue Note BLP 4256 (M); BLP 84256 (S) Boston activity," said Jerry Brenner, ern stop," said Alan Lorher, "that the West "Part of the 13 Bay State is Boston. With more than 19 19 BEAT GOES ON promotion manager of Dumont and Coast groups reach Herbie Mann, Atlantic 1483 (1.1); SD 1483 (S) Records, "is due to the hippie migration from 250,000 students concentrated in one relatively San Francisco to Boston." This migration, Bren- centralized region, and with those students rep- 20 20 MELLOW YELLOW 9 788 (M); LPS 788 (5) ner explained, is happening because of the nu- resenting a cross section of the nation, it has Odell Brown 8 the Organittrs, Cadet LP merous colleges and universities in the area. become a melting pot for musical talent." 8 NOVEMBER 4, 1967, BILLBOARD

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www.americanradiohistory.com budgets and has complete cre- business. "Nor do we have time ative control of all singles and to get involved with it," Rubin Capitol to Back KAR albums. KR's responsibility is to explains. The pact with Capi- Labels provide Capitol's distributing tol Records Distributing Corp. wing with remedies this short- Continued from page I acts remain finished goods. The (CRC) intact. low the KR operation, with of- two New York -based executives coming. fices here In the weeks to come, Hot and in Hollywood, a will receive test pressings of all KR's debut in network TV male quintet, the Epic Splen- fresh flow dor with "A Little Rain Must Biscuit will release an r &b mas- of revenue with their product prior to distribu- with a Gary Bonner -hosted ter, which to build its Fall." "Hip Huggin' Minni," by artist roster. tion. hour show on NBC next fall, Tender Joe Richardson. KR pro- In essence, what Capitol has Koppelman also indicates his KR's Coast office will be- will provide the new label with motion man Richard Mack acquired, is KR's production come heavily involved with firm will form two additional bought the master from Happy savvy, which incidentally, at recording material. KR's music labels: a line us- Capitol thusly: Bruce Wendell HPD, budget Three Music; marking the first least five companies have writers will be utilized on the ing material either purchased or will maintain liaison on the time KR has been associated sought to buy outright this past sales level; Johnny Bond will program, with Hot Biscuit the repackaged items and We Make with r &b product. year. There may be more on this Rock 'n' Roll Records. co-ordinate promotions and natural outpost for tunes cre- Negotiations between KR and matter in the future. for Koppelman said they're bow- Gary Klein will maintain con- ated for the TV show or Capitol had been going on for Under terms of the Capitol tact with Capitol's key execu- packages of material run in the ing several pop labels instead the past several months. Capi- agreement, KR controls its own tives. show, which will veer away of exclusively on concentrating tol's dollar investment will al- promotion and advertising late, KR has from a standard variety -guest Hot Biscuit because they feel Of been increas- ing its recording activity in artist format. Bonner, a new there is "an edge at the radio California and Koppelman fore- artist, is signed with Columbia. level in having more than one label" being offered sees a similar setup for Hot KR will acquire the services of for airplay. Kusisto Will Go Full Biscuit. TV production specialists for Hopefully, KR will develop The two producers admit not the program aimed at a young a small roster of four acts for knowing the record distribution audience. Hot Biscuit, which will be the repository for all new talent Throttle on 8- Tracks signed by the company. All Continued from page 1 existing distribution deals with other record companies for KR P. Kusisto, Motorola has in development everything front an auto- Cameo in Agreement mobile trunk "jukebox type" 8 -track cartridge changer through miniature "bookshelf type" 8 -track home component decks aimed at Instant Recording the so- called "youth market " -18 -25 years of age -to low -cost port- To Buy Klein Set -Up Continued from page 6 able players for the pop market. Kusisto said that the division, which now supplies the entire NEW YORK - Cameo -Park- 157,000 shares of stock in Metro - and orchestra start cutting at auto and home player industry with 8 -track OEM decks, is merely way Records made an agree- Goldwyn- Mayer, which have a noon Wednesday current market value of more and finish by waiting to see "which directions consumer demand will take." He in- ment in principle last week to 5:00; mastering starts immedi- dicated that a complete line of compact, 8 than $9 million. youth -oriented -track acquire the privately owned ately and the first finished products for the auto and home would be produced soon for in- In trading on the American pressing hits Dick LaPalm's desk troduction under the brand names of many major consumer electron- operations of Allen Klein, one Stock Exchange last week, at 8:30 a.m. Thursday morning; ics firms, including Motorola. of its major stockholders, for Cameo- Parkway was going for bundles of 400 are wrapped "We didn't expect 8 -track volume to increase as rapidly as Cameo- Parkway stock "that may more than $42. Since Klein's and mailed warm as they come it has," Kusisto said. "We expected more of an erratic pattern of de- have a value of as much as $15 entry into the Cameo -Parkway off the presses early Thursday velopment similar to that in the early days of color television. The million." picture last July, the price of (the pressing plant is located in TV industry rocked along in 1954, first with the CBS system, then a The final terms of the trans- the stock has gone up from $9. Chess' new recording complex united front developed behind the electronic industry system, which action await "the independent Meantime, Klein has also here); the single gets play on was largely RCA. The tape cartridge industry will see this type of evaluation of both companies" branched out into the real estate WLS, Chicago, early Friday unification. And the industry system will be 8- track." and an audit of the Klein com- business. Lithos Properties, a morning and on other stations Keynote Speech pany as of Sept. 30. It is sub- New York corporation, of which throughout the country. a In keynote speech at the recent Billboard Tape Cartridge ject to approval of both com- Klein is the principal, last week "Normally it would have Forum, Kusisto disclosed results from a private market survey panies and to a favorable ruling entered into a contract for the taken about five days," said indicating that "more than two million cartridge tape players will from the Internal Revenue Serv- purchase of the Marshall Chess, "but partnership everybody be sold next year (exclusive of cassette or portable Play -Tape ice. property of 63 Wall Associates in the organization caught fire players)." said, He "Sales in the cartridge tape field appear to be Klein and Abbey Butler, a at a price of $4,400,000 cash on this one and wanted to get more twice which than that have been publicly estimated." Eight - New York stockbroker, have a above the existing mortgages. it out." track playbacks he said, will make up 80 to 85 per cent of the 56 per cent holding in Cameo - two -million -unit total in 1968. Parkway. After shocking the forum with these facts, Kusisto declared The Klein company, whose in an exclusive post -forum interview: annual revenue exceeds $10 mil- "Advertising and promotion of tape cartridge equipment hasn't lion, is involved in artist man- broken down -it hasn't begun. I expect that during 1968 the major agement, movie ownership and consumer electronics manufacturers will channel money into tape music publishing. The com- cartridge promotion that during 1967 they have been forced to de- pany's principal asset comprises vote to boosting slack sales of color television." "Before the end of 1968 there should be a break in price on 8- track cartridge equipment, particularly among the less sophisticated models. CBS Sets Up "Motorola is in fesibility studies, is costing out and is gauging the profitable volume of an 8 -track cartridge changer mechanism. CBS -Comtec "Motorola now has ready for the market an 8 -track cartridge NEW YORK -A new or- player with integrated circuit pre -amp and when the economics ganization to develop and mar- are right we will go to complete integrated circuitry with our ket new communications systems equipment." - CBS /Comtcc Group - has The decision by Detroit to go 8- track, Kusisto said, has been been established by the Colum- the most decisive factor in bringing about what he feels will be an bia Broadcasting System. The "8 -track industry." Detroit considered all systems for a long time - new division will include the even a Motorola 4 -track concept submitted in 1955--before de- laboratories that developed EVR ciding for 8- track, he said. Ford went 8 -track in 1965 because the (Electronic Video Recording) system offered enough capacity for a Broadway musical, enough and CBS /EVR, which is or- speed for music quality and the compactness for radio -slot instal- ganizing production and world- lation, he said. wide distribution of EVR play- "Detroit had to approach the tape cartridge player accessory ers and pre -recorded film car- like all other automobile accessories," Kusisto said. "They had to tridges (this new audio -visual satisfy the broadest sector of the market -be all things to all people. system plays pre- recorded film This is Detroit's problem constantly and they do a remarkable job cartridges on ordinary TV sets). of solving it." Felix A. Kalinski, former CBS Kusisto added: "We have never become excited about the vice -president, has been ap- cassette because at 1v/a i.p.s. it offers too great a compromise in pointed president of the new quality of sound." group. Intl Pop Festival Planned In N. 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Continued from page 1 organization of "people interested and experi- enced and whose background can be exploited." "There's a big need for a festival here of this He emphasizes, that except for a few secretaries, nature. It would bring together the British scene, there will be no salaries, no expenses, and a the West Coast scene, and the East Coast scene. recognized show business accounting firm will Too, if there's something interesting happening handle every dollar, also without pay. Artists per- in France or India or Holland in pop music, forming in the event will receive room and we'll try to bring it here for the festival. board and transportation expenses. "What's happening now in pop music is the The Young Rascals of Ateo Records have music of today and tomorrow. It certainly de- already started promoting the festival at their serves something more than discotheque expo- live performances and Bernstein says he receives sure. I take pride in New York as the music about 30 phone calls from volunteers after every capital of the world, but it needs to be recon- date. Felix Cavaliere of the Young Rascals re- firmed. Up to now, it's been a tug -of -war be- cently met with George Harrison of the Beatles tween Liverpool and San Francisco. in England, and the festival was among the The board of governors, he hopes, will be an topics of conversation.

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POP SPOTLIGHTS COUNTRY SPOTLIGHTS reach the TOP 10 to°p 10 of theHOT TOP20 Spotlights- Predicted to reach the top 20 of the Hot 100 Chart SINGLES Chart BILL ANDERSON - STRANGER ON THE RUN DIANA ROSS & THE SUPREMES -IN AND OUT BOX TOPS -NEON RAINBOW (Prod. Dan Penn) (Writer: Scott) (Shamley, ASCAP) - Anderson OF LOVE (Prod. Holland- Dozier) (Writers: Hol- (Writer: Thompson) (Barton, BMI) -Their first time keeps fresh and on top of the chart by consistently land- Dozier -Holland) (Jobete, BMI) Diana Ross out the fine Memphis group went right to the No. changing pace in his releases, and this strong leads the Supremes through a highly rhythmic side, 1 spot with their million seller "The Letter." This rhythm ballad should prove one of his biggest. much in the vein of "You Can't Hurry Love," that swinging rhythm item with compelling lyric has all The Henry Fonda TV film material is exception- has all the ingredients for high chart honors. As the ingredients to follow right in the footsteps of ally well performed. Decca 32215 usual, the group's inimitable bounce and drive their initial smash. Flip: "Everything I Am" (Press, BROWNS -I WILL BRING YOU WATER (Prod. are hard to match and just as hard to resist. Flip: BMI). Mala 580 Chet Atkins) (Writers: Colley -Mantz) (4 -Star Sales, "I Guess I'll Always Love You" ( Jobete, BMI). BOBBY VEE- BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE (Prod. Dallas BMi) -Chalk up another top winner for the trio Motown 1116 Smith) (Writer: Gist, Antlers, BMI) in this poignant folk ballad set to an easy beat MONKEES-DAYDREAM BELIEVER (Prod. Jr.) (Mirwood Chip -His phenominal record comeback via his million rhythm. Loaded with pop potential as well. Flip: Douglas) (Writer: Stewart) (Screen Gems- Colum- seller "Come Back When You Grow Up" is fast "Big Daddy" (Acuff -Rose, BMI). bia, BMi) -With a clever opening, the winning followed up with this blockbusting smooth rocker RCA Victor 9364 group has a No. 1 contender with this well loaded with the same selling power of his recent LYNN ANDERSON - PROMISES, PROMISES written easy beat rhythm ballad. One of their finest smash. Flip: "I May Be Gone" (Salma, BMI). (Prod. Slim Williamson) (Writers: Smith- Hughey) sounds to date. Flip: "Goin' Down" (Screen Gems - Liberty 56009 (Yonah, BMI) -Coming on strong once again the Columbia, BMI). Colgems 1012 talented youngster has another sure fire hit to add TURTLES -SHE'S MY GIRL (Prod. Joe Wissert) *RAY CHARLES - YESTERDAY (Prod. TRC) to her recent string of hits. This rhythm rouser (Writers: Bonner -Gordon) (Chardon, BMI) -In (Writers: Lennon -McCartney) (Maslen, BMI) -The will put her right back up there. Flip: "It Makes their long string of consecutive hits, the group Beatles' poignant ballad is revived in a gospel ori- You Happy" (Yonah, BMI). Chart 1010 can't miss with this intriguing rock material with ented style that should send it soaring right to the RED SOVINE -NOT LIKE IT WAS WITH YOU well written lyric. This could be their biggest to top of the Hot 100. Charles' emotional reading is (Prod. Tommy Hill) (Writers: Walker -Tillis) (Cedar - date. Flip: "Chicken Little Was Right" (Ishmael/ hard to beat and could prove to be one of his wood, BMi) -TELL MAUDE i SLIPPED (Prod. Nikapo -Voba, BMI) White Whale 260 all time greats. Flip: "Never Had Enough of Nothing Tommy Hill) (Writer: Crutchfield) (Champion, BMI) BEE GEES -- MASSACHUSETTS (Prod. Robert Stig- Yet" (Metric, BMI). ABC 11009 -Two equally potent sides from that "Phantom wood) (Writers: Gibb -Gibb -Gibb) ( Nemperor, AMERICAN BREED - BEND ME, SHAPE ME 309" man. First is a powerful Wayne Walker -Mel BMI) -Currently No. 1 in England, this smooth, (Prod. Bill Traut) (Writers: English -Weiss) (Helios, Tillis ballad which Sovine performs to emotional off -beat folk rocker has the same sales appeal as BMi) -With all the power of their initial smash, perfection. Should go all the way. Flip is a clever their "New York Mining Disaster." Clever ma- "Step Out of Your Mind," this driving rocker rhythm item which could get the initial reaction. terial, with a groovy vocal workout. Flip: "Sir loaded with electricity can't help but go right to Starday 823 Geoffrey Saved the World" (Nemperor, BMI). the top. Flip: "Mindrocker" (4 -Star, BMI). CLAUDE KING - YELLOW HAIRED WOMAN Atco 6532 Ateo 811 (Prod. Bob Johnston) (Writer: Silverstein) (Hollis, BMI) -King did 'well with his version of "Laura" TOP60 Spotlights -Predicted to reach the top 60 of the HOT 100 Chart and this follow up should fast top that success. Rhythm novelty. penned by folksier Shel Silver- - WHAT'S IT GONNA BE VENTURES -ON THE ROAD (Prod. Joe Saracino) stein is delivered in top fashion by King. Strong (Writers: Ragovoy- Shuman) (Rumbalero- Ragmar, (Writer: Burland) (C /Hear, BMI) -The popular entry. Columbia 44340 BMI) -Now riding the Hot 100 with "The Look of Alka Seltzer commercial set to a hot dance rhythm gg the Love," this pulsating that could easily the sales level hit change of pace rocker should skyrocket it to CHART OTIiCOUNTRY SINGLES Chart catch up to the current hit in short order. She wails by the T -Bones with their Bromo Seltzer com- ARLENE HARDEN -You're Easy to Love (Four Star, But). COLUMBIA her way through this one, loaded with excitement mercial. Flip: "Mirrors 44310 JOHNNY WRIGHT -Music to Cry By (Wells /Condon, BMI). DECCA 32216 and discotheque appeal. Flip: "Small Town Girl" BMI). Liberty 56007 MELBA MONTGOMERY -Twilight Yan (Blue Crest, BMI). MUSICOR 1276 (Arch, BMI). Philips 40498 *REACH OUT FOR ME -BURT BACHARACH LUCILLE STARR- (Benleur Tristesse) Hello Sadness (Newkeys, BMI). (Prod. Burt Bacharach) (Writers: David -Bacharach) EPIC 10247 'HARPERS BIZARRE -- CHATTANOOGA CROO BILLY MIZE -Tbe Lights of Albuquerque (Vintage, BMI). COLUMBIA 44339 CHOO (Prod. Lenny Waronker) (Writers: Gordon - (Blue Seas /Jac, ASCAP)- Culled from his current BUDDY CAGLE -Cincinnati Stranger (Metric, BMI). IMPERIAL 66263 hit LP, the composer has all the appeal here for RALPH EMERY- Yedeiin' Jim (Magic Circle, BMI). ABC 11001 Warren) (Feist, ASCAP) -The clever and creative GEORGE RIDDLE -Hanky Panky In Our Sugar Shack (Starday, BMI). group wins again with this pop updating of the a hot singles chart item. For all programming, STARDAY 820 with a strong dance arrangement. Flip: "The Look GEORGE KENT- HINing the Bottle -- Missing You (Newkeys, SMI). RICE 5027 Glenn Miller favorite. With appeal for all program - TOMMY- NOMMONS -It's Happening All Over the WaN (Combine, - ming and buyers, this one must be heard through of Love" (Colgems, ASCAP). A &M 888 MONUMENT 1539 to the end of the top Perry Botkin arrangement. BRUCE CHANNEL -MR. BUS DRIVER (Prod. JIMMY HALL -H Help My Soul (Wormwood, BMI). MONUMENT 1035 Dale Hawkins),(Writer: (Barton, BMI) JAMES SEGREST -What I'd Give to Be the Wind (Tree, BMI). ABC 11000 Flip: "Hey, You in the Crowd" (Temsco, BMI). Thompson) - LOIS JOHNSON -Te Chicago With Love (Wilderness, BMI). EPIC 10236 Warner Bros. 7090 That "Hey Baby" guy strikes back loud and clear DOTTIE SWANN -Aunt Nettle (Swanalee, BMI). DARING 19671 PENNY WILSON -There'll Never Be a Bigger Fool (Greenback, BMI). *LIVE FOR LIFE-- (Writers: Lai -Gimbel) (Unart, with this driving rock debut on Mala. This should SOURCE 107 BMI) JACK JONES (Prod. Ernie Altschuler). put him back in business at a top chart spot in Flip: "That Tiny World" (United Artists, ASCAP). short order. "It's Me" (Belldale, BMI). Mala 579 RCA Victor 9365- FERRANTE & TEICHER DEON JACKSON -OOH BABY (Prod. 011ie Mc- R£&13 SPOTLIGHTS (Prod. Ferrante & Teicher) Flip: "Pavanne" (Fres- Laughlin) (Writers: Thomas- Barbary) (Gaucho - co, ASCAP). United Artists 50228- CARMEN McLaughlin, BMI) -This could be just the one to put Jackson back in Makes the World Spotlights- Predicted to reach the McRAE AND HERBIE MANN. Flip: "Cottage for his "Love Go 'Round" selling bag. Strong, steady dance beat TOP 10 TOP SELLING RHYTHM & BLUES Sale" (DeSylva, Brown & Henderson, ASCAP). SINGLES Chart Atlantic 2451 backs a powerful vocal workout full of emotion -Three top versions of the infec- line. LITTLE MILTON -MORE AND MORE (Prod. tious title tune of the forthcoming French film with with a good lyric Flip: "All on a Sunny Day" (TH., BMI). Carla 2537 Billy Davis) (Writers: Pee -Juan) ( Chevis, BMI) - the same potential as "A Man and a Woman." A blockbuster for both pop and r &b sales, this Jones marks his move -GOT DOWN ON SATURDAY (Prod. to RCA, Ferrante & Tei- Boo Frazier) -Rose, driving dance rocker has more commercial potential cher cut for the UA film family, and Miss McRae (Writer: Newbury) (Acuff than his past entries. Should hit fast on the r &b marks her initial debut with BMI) -That "Treat Her Right" man makes a power- Mann. All are loaded ful disk return via This chart and rapidly climb the Hot 100. A mover that with programming sales this hot Mercury debut. appeal and potential. wailing folk -blues rocker should put Head back at never quits. Flip: "The Cost of Living" (Chevis, BMI). 1189 -APOLOGIZE (Prod. Snuff Gar- the top in short order. Flip: "Then the Grass Was Checker rett) (Writers: Griffin- Gordon) (Stone Canyon, BMi) Green" (Barton, BMI). Mercury 72750 -I CALL IT LOVE (Prod. Joe -Hyland's move over to Dot is an impressive COUNTRY JOE & FISH -JANIS (Prod. Samuel Evans) (Writer: Bivens) (Sanavan, BMI) - Strong commercial venture that should rapidly climb to a Charters) (Writer: McDonald) (Joyful Wisdom, rhythm ballad has all the ingredients to top their past successes. Top vocal workout and string high spot on the Hot 100: It's a groovy folk BMi) -They made an initial impact with "Not So ar- rocker loaded with discotheque appeal. Flip: Sweet Martha Lorraine," and this unusual folk rangement that can't miss hitting the top part of "Words on Paper" (Viva/Whitewood, BMI). oriented easy beat ingredients the chart. Pop appeal as well. Flip: " ballad has all the to Stomp" Dot 17050 push them way up the Hot 100. Exceptional ma- (Sanavan, BMI). Carnival 533 RAMSEY LEWIS -SOUL MAN (Prod. Richard terial, well performed. Flip: "Janis" (instru. ver- Spotlights-Predicted to reach the Evans) (Writers: Porter -Hayes) (East- Pronto, sion) (Joyful Wisdom, BMI). Vanguard 35059 CHART Cihart BMI) -Lewis comes on strong with this groovy GENTS -I WONDER WHY (Prod. Charlie Dreyer) -A Touch of the Slues (Don, BMI). DUKE 426 dance instrumental version of the Sam and Dave hit (Writers: Rollins VONTASTICS -Why Must We Part (Arc, BMI). CHESS 2024 -Rollins) (Tobi -Ann, BMI) - The STANLEY MITCHELL -Quit TwietIn' My Arm (Catalogue /Ala King, BMI). that should hit hard and fast. For dancing, pro- winners of the Jaycees' National Battle of the DYNAMO 111 gramming and juke box sales, it can't miss. Power- JESSE BUTLER -Orown in My Own Teen (Jays Ca, BMI). PHILIPS 40494 Bands of 1967 (from Provo, Utah) come on strong HANK RALLARD A THE MIDNIGHTERS -Funky Seul Train (Go lo, BMI). house entry. Flip: "Struttin' Lightly" (Ramsel, for their record debut. Raucous rocker with wail- KING 6131 MOSES t JOSHUA DILLARD -My Elusive Dreams (Tree, BMI). MALA 375 BMI). Cadet 5583 ing sounds could a prove big one. Flip: "Moon- TED FORD- Pretty Girls Everywhere (Record., BM)). SOUND STAGE 7 2594 BYRDS -COIN' BACK (Prod. Gary Usher) (Writers: light Sonata" (P.D.). Normandy 91067 MILLER SISTERS -I'm Telling It Like It Is (Miller Songkratt Impression, Goffin -King) (Screen Gems -Columbia, BMI) - CLEAR LIGHT -BLACK ROSES (Prod. Paul A. Roth- BMI) GMC 100006 ARTHUR a MARY -Is That You (Blackwood, BMI). MODERN 1042 Strong Goffin -King material much in the folk -rock child) (Writers: Dios -Clear Light) (Nina /Little bag of the first Byrds' hot ones with the sales Giant, BMI)- Driving moves start rouser that from ROYALETTES -River of Tun (Jillbern /Saturday, BMI). -Something Wonderful potential of those hits. This should prove to be to finish and should hit with impact. Good group (Williamson, ASCAP). ROULETTE 4768 the one to put them back at the top part of the blend and wild dance beat insures the teen business. EQUIPE 84 -29th September. IMPERIAL 66266 charts. GILBERT BECAUD -C'est La Rese (Asa, ASCAP). LIBERTY 56008 Flip: "Change Is Now" (McHillby- Clarke, Flip: "She's Ready to Be Free" (Nina, BMI). DON ELLIS ORK.- Turkish Bath (Objective, BMI). COLUMBIA 44337 BMI). Columbia 44362 Elektra 45622 BRIAN FOLEY -Love Was Hot Before the Stan (Blue Seas /lac, ASCAP). KAPP 861 LES 6 LARRY ELGART -Ode to Billie Joe (Shsyne, ASCAP). COLUMBIA CHART Spotlights -Predicted to reach the HOT 100 Chart 44329 FRANKIE VAUGHN -There Must Be a Way (Laurel, ASCAP). MALA 378 SEEDS -The Wind Elms You, (Neil /Purple Bottle, BMI). GNP SONNY -My But Friend's Girl Is Out of Sight (Chris- Marc -Cotillion, GROUP NINE -Nothing But Love (New Bag, BMI). BEECH SOI CRESCENDO 398 BMI). ATCO 6531 `UGARPIE DISANTO -Do the Wheeple (Costoma, BMI). BRUNSWICK 55349 SWEET INSPIRATIONS -Ohl What a Fool I've Been (Press, BMI). MAJOR LANCE- Without a Doubt (Jalynne, BMI). 05tH 7298 LOVE'S ME PETAL- Summer's End (Zulu Seven, BMI). ROULETTE 4769 ATLANTIC 2449 /Big Wonderful (Williamson, ASCAP). 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By JERIANNE ROGINSKI the charter, Sidon has been John Scott Jr., a major in guitar working hard to get the guitar at Mannes College of Music; ROSLYN HEIGHTS, N. Y. included in formal education Tom Buckner, who studied at -Housed humbly in a cottage programs. He is presently wait- the University of Buffalo and here, the modest but progressive ing for a decision by the Guitar formerly with recording group, program of guitar education car- and Accessories Manufacturers' "Scarpers"; Eric Harrison, ini- ried on by Kent Sidon and his Association to approve a grant tially studied in Spain and is a staff exists as a model for the for a pilot program in teaching specialist in classical and fla- KENT SIDON KEEPS CLOSE WATCH on the fingering of a student as music industry. the guitar in a New York public menco, and Sidon, who studied she practices a new technique at his guitar workshop. For the past four years, school. If accepted, it would be at the Oberlin Conservatory of Sidon's Guitar Workshop has the first program of its type ever Music and with Albert and Ro- music cuts across all cul- been instructing children from to be conducted in the public land Valdes- Blain, ing some of the biggest pop, Guitar art- part of our national second grade on up in the "total schools. Other faculty members con- folk and classical recording tures -it's guitar," which begins with the Goal ducting frequent seminars are ists in the music industry. These heritage," he emphasizes. high Tarrega -Segovia technical tradi- "My goal is to get the guitar Karl Herreshoff, recipient of the concerts are held in local Proof of the student involve- school and draw tion and continues through any accepted as an important mu- Award auditoriums ment in the Workshop program people from all over New York area of guitar that interests the sical instrument on all educa- to study with Andres Segovia, a was manifested two years ago student. tional levels: public school, uni- participant in Master Classes City. when the school interior was "These sessions expose more (And it is Sidon who has made versity and graduate," Sidon re- with cellist Pablo Casals, and a completely gutted by fire. The guitar than any the modest proposal that the in- marked. guitarist in the off -Brodaway hit, children to the school could not afford to hire a dustry at large help finance an Well aware of the importance "The Man From La Mancha"; other on facility. We would like professional carpenter to rebuild already approved pilot guitar in- of the guitar historically, Sidon Raphel Boguslav, former accom- to have more of these concerts the shop, so the students set up struction program in the New is working with Dr. John An- panist to Harry Belafonte and but we are limited by the funds shifts and rebuilt the interior with. I don't York State schools.) thony Scott, chairman of the So- recording artist for Riverside we have to work themselves. "Our whole theme at the cial Studies Department at the and Prestige; Richard Clark, charge much admission because One education program which I don't want to keep out any in- Workshop is to teach children Fieldston School in New York baritone opera star who received is in the developing stages now this classical technique where and historian at Amherst, in de- his Ph.D. in Florence, Italy; and terested child. will carry the Workshop activi- Ovation Instruments and they use it in folk, rock 'n' roll veloping an in- service credit pro- Charles Chin, a virtuoso on the ties outside the have or classical. Regardless of what gram for teachers. "Folk songs five -string banjo presently in- Hohner Manufacturing environs and make it known to contributed to past concerts. they may want to pursue in the and the guitar can open up for structing banjo at a New York music educators and students concert funds have come future, they have the basic tech- teachers a much more realistic City university. Other elsewhere. Presently, Sidon is Long Island residents who nique for producing the best picture of history and the feel- Free Scholarships from working with a video -tape corn - have an interest in the Work- sounds from the guitar," Sidon ings of peoples down through Some of the past faculty mem- pany in preparing a complete explained. the times," Sidon commented. bers include such names as shop activities. educational program on guitar The Workshop's approach to Dr. Scott is well -versed on the Peter Tork, presently with the Records technique. The finished product Many records, from the guitar technique revolves around subject of historical folk songs. Monkees; Susan Robinson, cur- will be available to music edu- Segovia, are available the type of stroke used, called He is author of "The Ballad of rently an assistant to Joan Baez; Beatles to cators throughout the country. in the Workshop for the chil- "apoyaudo." Originally borrowed America," a history of the and "Sugar Jon" Lind, a song- Apparently the only limita- home. Sidon also from the flamenco guitra tradi- using 125 Ameri- writer and guitar major at dren to take tions to fulfillment of Sidon's has one the most complete tion and developed for the clas- can folk songs in the period in Mannes College of Music. of ideas about the guitar and guitar sical guitar by Tarrega, the which they were written. Sidon Because the classical method collections of guitar sheet music education are lack of funds and in the country, with some selec- apoyaudo stroke allows students also has a good background in taught at the school is known to reluctance on the part of music tions cannot be found in to get the fullest tone and most guitar folk music. He will pub- so few, the Workshop offers free that educators to accept the guitar as any other library in the United effects from the guitar. It is the lish shortly a book in which he scholarships to future guitar a serious instrument. States. He hopes to organize a technique which has become has taken some pop folk songs teachers. Any young adult with "It's been a struggle," Sidon directory of guitar music for in- widely known through the fa- and applied classical guitar ar- a basic knowledge of music and said. structors all over the country. mous Segovia. rangements. music theory is eligible to learn sheet and song books Combining Applied the method and teach at the The music are the Marion Egbert, executive sec- In everyday Workshop lessons, Workshop. loaned free to Workshop AMC in 21st Year school cur- students. retary of the American Music the guitar is always applied as The Long Island The American visited student's edu- students Scholarships to underprivi- CHICAGO - Conference who recently part of the total rently has 78 taking leged children of all races and Music Conference, a non -profit the Workshop, commented to cation. If a student is studying a lessons several times a week with creeds are in return for organization dedicated to stimu- Billboard: certain language or a certain part many more waiting to get in the offered the of cleaning lating amateur music activity, "Sidon has been successful in of history, he is taught songs and Workshop's tight schedule. In performance and has ust begun its 21st year. combining simple chording with music which apply to that period the summer, the Workshop lawn duties other chores around the school's premises. Sidon The organization is involved classical method and in broad- or country. "Right now, we have is spotted with children and feels a whole antipoverty pro- in increasingly diverse activities ening a student's scope of the several sixth grade students who adults practicing the guitar and gram be the such as encouraging youth in guitar. He has done an excellent are studying South America. We in group sessions. could built around participating playing musical instruments, pro- job in giving people both sides have been teaching these chil- Winter activities are cut down guitar. Peoples' Instrument moting listening to recorded mu- of the guitar -this is where he dren South American songs somewhat because they are con- "The guitar is the peoples' in- sic and stimulating attendance is unique. When you have a which will help them relate more fined to the small indoor quar- strument-it always has been of live performances by profes- combination of appreciation for to these people," Sidon exam- t -rs. Sidon expressed hopes that history. Children sional and amateur musicians. both rock 'n' roll and classical, pled. he could someday have enough throughout really get involved in our pro- The AMC's public relations you have a combination that is An impressive combination of funds to build more cottages and grams here and have a sense of efforts range across the full spec- rare. He doesn't frown on any talent makes up the faculty at provide lessons to the many stu- belonging that's difficult to trum of mass communication aspect of guitar music." the school. Currently giving daily dents still waiting to get in. achieve through any other means. channels. The Workshop is the first lessons are Edgard Dana, a clas- Concerts school of guitar to be granted a sical guitar conccrtist and teach- In addition to the regular les- charter by the New York State er in Israel for two years and sons, Sidon schedules many con- Board of Regents as a non -profit co- author of a Hebrew method certs and how- to -do -it seminars educational organization. Since book in classical and folk guitar; by renown professionals, includ-

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www.americanradiohistory.com Talent 'Sweet Henry' Blows Sour Notes NEW YORK - In its tran- teen -agers have become and by Lion thrown in, gets nowhere sition from the film "The World applying the style and the sound and ends with the 11 o'clock of Henry Orient,' the Broadway of the 1940's, they have created curtain in mind rather than the musical, "Henry, Sweet Henry," a generation gap of their own. complete resolution of the prob- has gone sour. Its chances for The simple plot line of an lem. survival on Broadway are slim adolescent's crush on a middle - Bob Merrill's songs don't help and ABC Records, which has a aged composer, with the dif- either. Except for the title song, hefty financial stake in the ficulty of parental communica- he offers little lilt and less show, will have tough going imagination. The ballads and to get the original cast album muuwuulllnWllmullnnuuuomullmnumuuumnulmuuunnl the material numbers are routine off the ground. but get some spark from Eddie The show is centered on HERE IS WHAT Sauter's lively arrangements and youth but its handling is aged. some respectable renditions by The libretto by Nunnally John- DAILIES SAID Robin Wilson, the young singer son, adapted from the novel by who's been recently signed to RCA VICTOR'S , with , the group's his daughter Nora Johnson, and NEW YORK -"Henry, Sweet A &M Records, her adolescent manager, field questions at press conference at Hunter College pre- the score by Bob Merrill are Henry," a new musical with ally Neva Small, and Alice ceding their concert. from yesteryear's trunk. They book by Nunally Johnson and Playten, who belts out a show - are in direct opposition to the score by Bob Merrill, opened stopper in "Nobody Steps on adolescent peg of the produc- at the Palace Theatre, N. Y., Kafritz." Don Ameche, who tion and the one concession to Oct. 23. Following are excerpts plays the title role, has only 'Airplane' Gives College what is really happening with of the reviews appearing in the two songs to do, and one of today's youth is a hippie -styled daily newspapers: them is a duet with co -star A Lesson in Electronics production number that opens TIMES: "Whatever it is that Carol Bruce, who has a thank- the second act, but that, too, happened to the American mu- less part as a self -centered NEW YORK -The Jefferson lowed by feed back intention- is a middle -class cliche view of sical is not likely to be put mother of one of the girls. Mer- Airplane initiated an audience ally induced by moving the the so- called "love generation." right by 'Henry, Sweet Henry.' rill short- changed his stars in at Hunter College, Friday (20), guitars too close to the ampli- this one. The laughs are cheap and The main trouble is with the to the electronic assault of the fiers -all this to the accompani- not really on target even though music and lyrics by Bob Mer- George Roy Hill's direction San Francisco sound. The Air- ment of a steady drum beat. they're often made at the ex- rill." does nothing more than keep plane performed against a col- Words are added, the volume is pense of current pop culture NEWS: "This is a thoroughly the kids from getting out of orful psychedelic barrage of turned up to bury the words, myths as Princess Lee Radzi- pleasant and most affectionate hand but he does give chore- shapeless blobs and throbbing and the audience is bombed will, Sophia Loren and Sandra musical and it should settle in ographer Michael Bennett a amoebae, pulsating madly to with the end result -a noisy Dee. Both Nunnally Johnson for a run," chance to bring some joy in a the beat of the band. The mu- salute to chaos. and Bob Merrill seem unaware POST: "It is a most disap- couple of dance sequences. Ben- sic of the Airplane battered the The Airplane -six strong of how sophisticated and hip . - pointing musical comedy nett seems to know where it's auditorium like a fleet of jack- got its decibels worth out of the musical comedy starts off at today and it's a shame he hammers turned loose on stage, cuts from its RCA Victor LP season gloomily." didn't have more of a say. proving that napping during a "Surrealistic Pillow," including GROSS rock 'n' roll show can be chal- tmlllnnuulnnlllIIII II III II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllliltIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII MIKE "3/5 of a Mile" and "Plastic lenging -and risky. Fantastic Lover." The group's The strategy of the Airplane hit singles "Somebody to Love" is to first attack the ears with and "White Rabbit" were sung Playboy Looks to Push unique vengeance before numb- by Grace Slick, the Airplane's ing the remaining senses. Elec- main asset, who hypnotic stac- trified twanging, often pro- cato chants give the Airplane Own Disks longed for the purpose of sa- its popular appeal across the voring the dying tones, is fol- country. ED OCHS NEW YORK - The Playboy showcase for this group. "While Club, which recently announced the room has a good turnover that it will book top name tal- each night," Donahue said, Small Hipp, Hippie Hooray ent into its clubs across the na- "we've found many of our pa- tion, is now seeking to promote trons returning evening after its own acts via record exposure. evening to hear the same group. To 'Hair,' Off B'way Musical In its New York club, the Then, too, there's a general hush It's not an understatement that organization, under the aus- in the room's cocktail lounge NEW YORK - "Hair" is a rock, "Frank Mills" one plain- setting when the group comes hippie rock musical of varying tive, yet comic number, is ef- Del Shannon's latest album is pices of music director Sam Donahue, is attempting to on. We've had wonderful re- quality. It opened last week fectively sung by Shelley Plimp- titled "The Best.of Del Shannon" launch a pop -jazz group, the sponse from the audience - (26) at the New York Shake- ton, an ideal follow up num- (Dot DLP 3824; DLP 25824). It Earl May Quartet, on records. most of whom originally stopped speare Festival's Public Thea- ber to "Dead End." by the room on their way to one ter off Broadway. The musical, of the top musical includes his favorite hits, like Donahue, who on occasion is One bits the fifth member of the group of the club's other entertain- which early misses in its drive in the second act is the pairing "Stranger in Town," "Hey, Little (on saxophone), is actively look- ment rooms." for shock value, has some good of "White Boys" and "Black and at least one ex- Girl," "So Long Baby," and "Do ing to obtain a record affilia- material Boys," each sung by three dis- ceptional performer, Jill O'Hara, of You Want to Dance." Del's own tion for the group. taff members the large com- The Earl May Quartet, one a smallish Cass Elliott. RCA pany. Miss O'Hara also has an- brand of musical treatment gives Victor plans of the house groups, is fea- to issue an original other good number in "Good cast them a special winning flavor. tured in the club's Living Room. Signings album. Morning Starshine" and joined His brand of musical background "We set this group in the room," Miss O'Hara's "Dead End" is Daniels in "Exanaplanetooch," give the high point of the first act, which is a cute selection about is Donahue said, "to them Carol Lawrence to RCA Victor also special -a Gibson Guitar maximum exposure to our club Shc has already recorded four belted and meaningful. The an ideal" planet in another -the choice of professionals. guests." There is no cover sides under the direction of Ernie show, after a predictable pro- galaxy. (Advertisement) charge for this room and ac- Altschuler, RCA Victor vice- presi- testing beginning, came alive Several trios, including "Easy cording to Donahue, the turn- ident in a &r. . Epic Records with "I Got Life," sung by Wal- to Be Heard" also are interesting. has signed the Dubliners, Irish ker Daniels, who is the central over is good. folk group. Their Drop Throughout the evening, per- Members of the group are album, "A character and Marijane Maride, formers contribute from the Unsurpassed in Quality at any Price of the Hard Stuff," is scheduled who plays his mother. Earl May on , pianist Larry for release at the end of Novem- aisles and a ladder, for gener- Willis, Al Gafa on guitar and ber... Kapp Records has added Daniels plays a hippie who ally good theater. The main drummer Al Foster. Raun MacKinnon and a new receives his induction notice question is whether enough GLOSSY The Living Room is essen- group called the Eighth Day to and, to the dismay of his friends, people want to see a disturb- tially designed for a background its roster. . . British singing decides to report. While much ing hippie musical. group the Move with PHOTOS music -jazz combo, but Don- signed A &M of the music is rock and folk Also doing well in leading Records, which is releasing the , EACH 8x10 ahue has transformed it into a roles were , yj. group's "Flower in the Rain" this 8 "1000 LOTS week. Comedy team of Steve Dean, Arnold Wilkerson Mitzi McCall and Sally Eaton. Ragni and $11.95 Per 100 lk Garner to Make and Charlie Brill to Post Cards Congressional Records. . . Greg wrote the lyrics, SO pit loco Tour of Germany Morris, co -star of CBS -TV's "Mis- while Galt MacDermot wrote 1000 sion Impossible," signed three -year the music. FRED KIRBY contract with ABC Records. . MOUNTED 8x10 COLOR NEW YORK - Erroll Gar- .. ENLARGEMENTS ner will make a special series of Truman Thomas, 18- year -old or- 20"x30" $175.00 ganist, to Veep Records, a division WOO 3,000 Postcards concerts and TV appearances 30 "x40" 09.50 of United $120.00 in Germany from Wednesday Artists. His first album Special Color is being recorded under the super- Process (1) through Wednesday (8). vision of UA's a &r director Henry Garner reached Hamburg Sun- Jerome.... Jack Scott to Jubilee day (29), where he was feted Records. His disks will be pro-

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Cap. Looks to 'Santa' Fredana Mgt. Jacobs for Yule Gift Is Revamped NEW YORK - Walt Ja- high level," Jacobs said in a cobs, Chicago-based performer - recent visit to New York, "and writer, is taking on the guise an adult can only communicate of Santa Claus for his first disk with them on that level." & Expanded outing on the Capitol label. The independently made album, Playing the role of Santa Claus "What Does Santa Want for NEW YORK -Fredana Man- has been Jacobs Christmas com- Christmas?" did so well in the agement has reorganized and mitment for area where the past several Chicago it was put expanded with years. He has been Santa at on sale last Christmas that it two autonomous orphanages and schools in Mid- attracted the attention of Voyle divisions. west area. But it was only last Gilmore, Capitol vice -president Fields- Weintraub, under Billy year that he decided to play in charge of artists & repertoire. Fields, will manage the Four the on part an independently Gilmore signed Jacobs to a Seasons with Frankie Valli on produced album. seven-year contract with Capitol Philips Records, and Bang Rec- In the package, which was and also acquired the rights to ord's Neil also written by Jacobs, Santa the album. The package has Diamond, currently Clam presents his view of been edited and re- titled on the charts with "Kentucky Christmas for children. 'The "Santa's Own Christmas" and Woman." Fields- Weintraub has LYN ROMAN discusses the music of "The Penthouse" with Gerry a The fantasies of children are on a has been as Granahan, ' East Coast &r director. title song of the earmarked the top also recorded Lori Burton, who Paramount picture is Miss Roman's first release on Dot. plug package on Capitol's has a new LP, "Breakout," on IIIIAAIUIIIAIIIUAIUAUTAIIAIIIIIIlI111IIIIIIlAUI1IIlAAUAAAl11AUAlUi Christmas list this season. Mercury, and is now appearing 'Good Men' Cast LP YOGI Capitol has blueprinted a at The Bitter End. Grey's Col. LP to TO CUT major promotion for the set to- The other division, Waxed by Columbia ON WORLD PAC. gether with dealer incentive Sennett- Get TV Promosh programs and special self -con- Weintraub, under Brian Sennett, NEW YORK LOS - "Now Is the ANGELES -Mahariahi tained to go the will handle United Artists' Ser- displays with NEW YORK Joel Grey's Time for All Good Men," off - Mahash Yogi, the Indian spir- boxed lots - of 25 copies. The endipity Singers and Jake first LP for Columbia, "Only Broadway itual leader who initiated the is also to send musical, has been company planning Holmes, Tower recording artist. the Beginning," will be getting Beatles into his system of trans- Jacobs on a tour of radio sta- given an original cast album Holmes will in cendental meditation, will do a tions in about 15 key cities to appear David a top TV push within the next treatment by Columbia Records. series of recordings for World promote the package. Another Merrick's Broadway musical several weeks. Grey, who is cur- The musical was written by Pacific. production, "Mata Hari" promotion tool to be used by rently starring on Broadway in Gretchen Cryer (book and lyrics) The first album, "Mahariahi the company are special single Marilyn Lipsius, Sennett- "Cabaret," will sing selections Mahash Yogi," disks Weintraub's and Nancy Ford (music). is set for im- culled from the LP for new vice -president from the album on the "Dean mediate release by the Liberty radio use. of special projects, will coordi- The album was produced by Martin Show" Thursday (9) and Records subsidiary, according to Jacobs will take off his Santa nate the Campus Coffee House Edward Kleban of Columbia's Richard Book, the "Ed Sullivan Show" Dec. World Pacific Claus uniform after the yule Circuit, which is traveling with pop a &r department. general manager. drive, to begin work on other 26 new acts to 57 colleges. 19. A graduate physicist of Al- projects he's got in mind to Fred Weintraub, founder and In addition, ads for "Only the lahabad University of India, fulfill his seven -year commit- director of Fredana Manage- Beginning" and the original Mahariahi cast has been lauded by ment to the label. He's keep- ment, recently completed pro- album of "Cabaret," which is streamers have been prepared the Doors, Donovan, Mia Far- ing his ideas under wraps right duction on an ABC -TV fall vari- also issued by Columbia, will for in -store merchandising and row, Shirley MacLaine and Eliz- now but the future projects, he ety special, and is now hosting appear in magazine and letter will abeth Taylor. a go to key disk said, will cover both the chil- a talent and entertainment show on the Columbia Records Thea- jockeys across the country pro- IlIIIIM IAltlt!IIIIIIAIIIIIIIIII hIlII1RIIAITIlhIlIl1A'AmnAUmAIS dren's and adult fields. on WOR -TV. tre Express Bus. Window moting the release.

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www.americanradiohistory.com Radio -TV programming WABC Sets More Music Format - Playlist Expansion in Works? By CLAUDE HALL NEW YORK -There's a strong chance that Already, the station has launched a special WABC, one of the nation's leading Hot 100 sta- "Big Break" project to give local artists exposure. tions, may expand its playlist, according to pro- Each night, Bruce (Cousin Brucie) Morrow plays gram director Rick Sklar. At any rate, the 50,- a special recording of a new group at 10:25 p.m. 000- watt powerhousé will soon be playing more on his show. The artists introduce themselves music. Starting in January, the station will drop and their songs -many of which are original. the "Don McNeil Breakfast Club" show and WABC tapes these groups each Saturday at other network features that have long limited the Bell Sound studios. Last week, 16 groups put amount of records that the station could play. material on tape. The three best groups will be The station will also drop Notre Dame football awarded recording contracts by ABC Records broadcasts, and a big news block, Sklar said. and 20th Century-Fox Records. The "Big Break" After January, he said he hoped to "have contest runs through December, Sklar said. better rapport" with the music industry. The station's format will be more closely "geared to The "more music" trend on WABC will be records. We will have to be cautious," he said. welcomed by the record industry. In the latest Various deejays will have their shows expanded Pulse audience survey, the station had a 12 rating to fill the gap and some shows may be resched- 6 -10 a.m.; a 15 rating 10 a.m.-3 p.m.; a 14 JOHNNY DOLAN, big-gun deejay on WHB, also hosts a Saturday uled. There will be a "shakedown" period of during the 3 -7 p.m. period; and shooting up to live show from the Sears store at the Metcalf South shopping several weeks. As soon as things are running a 20 during the 7- midnight slot. WMCA, in cor- morning City. With Dolan are the Classmen, who have a record smoothly again, "we will "mot be adverse to some responding periods, had a nine, 13, 11, and 11. center, Kansas " 10 on the Sears Hit Survey in the picture above. playlist expansion . we it experiment . or WNEW, the Easy Listening station, had in cor- -"Julie -at N. some other method of exposing new records," he responding periods, an eight, a seven, an eight, The record was No. 4 on the KUDL playlist Oct. 25 and No. 7 on said. and a four. the WHB playlist.

A PATRIOTIC ALBUM CKLW Detroit's Singles Champ NEW YORK - CKLW, 50,- a wide margin. This year, ente sales of product, but a IS PRODUCED BY KXL 000 -watt Hot 100 format sta- CKLW had 55 per cent of the large teen and young adult tion in Detroit, has taken over votes of record dealers, distrib- audience. WKNR had 45 per PORTLAND, Ore. -A patriotic album -"A Message for Ameri- as the leading influence on utors, one -stop operators, and cent of the votes. cans" -has been produced by KXL here for sale at $3.95. The record sales of singles records in the local and national record com- pany executives all whose Tom Shannon of CKLW was features some of the best of the daily commentaries written and market, according to a Radio - Response Ratings survey just business depend upon record the leading deejay influencing presented each morning by newscaster Salisbury on the 50,000- John released by Billboard for publi- sales. The survey depicts not singles sales (survey is dated watt clear channel station. The award -winning series, launched in cation. WKNR led last year by only a leading ability to influ- Oct. 2, copyrighted by Bill- 1962, was published in book form in 1965 and later that year board, and available only by syndicated on stations in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana and subscription). WJR led WXYZ Alaska. D. J. Dilemma: Spin by a thin margin in ability to Liner notes report that the LP comes at the request of listeners influence sales of albums, indi- and that Salisbury "does not side with those who seem to believe cative of a large young adult America is going to Hell in a handbasket." Cuts include "The Valley Disk They Don't Like and adult audience, as well as of the Purple People," "My Country" and "How Important One an ability to influence them to Vote!" Salisbury is news director and director of special projects for NEW YORK - One of the 'n' roll deejay in Abilene, doing buy product. major problems of Hot 100 radio a two -hour show nightly. He KXL. In Denver, has little today is that the deejays often worked later on KELP in El KIMN have to play records they don't Paso, then was assistant man- competition except for KLZ- for like. This is the opinion of Tom ager and program director of FM in reaching the teen Thacker, vice -president of Lee KIXZ in Amarillo, Tex. He then and young adult audience. Thus KIMN practically sewed Hazlewood Industries and a vet- went to KEZY in Disneyland, J. Blavat Show Will eran deejay who was in on the Calif. He still does play -by- up the whole market with 73 beginnings of rock 'n' roll. play sports for KEZY. per cent of the votes, in the singles sales field. KLZ-FM had Top 40 radio has become a Another flaw with top 40 the rest. KHOW was the best Go to Daily on Jan. 8 "background sound," he said. "It radio, he felt, is that they're at influencing album sales. has ceased to become a thing ignoring albums. "A large part PHILADELPHIA - favorite. The Monday will com- you pay attention to. It's just of record sales today are al- The competition for the teen Thele Broadcasting will switch pete against a Tuesday record there. When kids turn the dials bums. It's not very smart to and young adult market is a from a weekly to a daily and the winner against a rec- as fast as they do, something's ignore this. Either the public is little stiffer in Kansas City; but (five days a week) format Jan. ord Thursday. The week's win- wrong." wrong ... or the radio stations. WHB still was kingpin with 57 8. The show will be half -hour. ner will be asked to appear live In the old days of rock 'n' I know radio stations aren't in per cent of the votes. KUDL Blavat said that the show will every day the next week. Blavat roll, deejays played the records business to sell records. I say had 38 per cent. WDAF -FM be broadcast only on WFIL- felt this type of exposure could they liked ... "just screamed and this as a radio man. People are had 5 per cent in the singles TV for three to six months to help launch a new record act wailed and stood up and not just buying albums for a field. When it came to the "hone it out." Then the show and "is something this industry clapped," said Thacker, speak- hit song ... otherwise they would ability to influence album will be offered to one of the vitally needs." ing of one of his own shows. have bought the single." sales, KMBZ took top honors networks. Triangle, along with WFIL- "Just played the records I liked. with 48 per cent of the votes; Lee Hazlewood Industries in- WDAF had 30 per cent; Blavat is already assembling TV and Blavat, is bowing "The It wasn't unusual to play a good volves production and publish- Jerry Blavat TV Song Story Perry Como record and it wasn't KCMO had 22 per cent. The a stable of regular artists for ing. Hazlewood just recently reason for the power of KMBZ the show. will Book," a combination songbook unusual for a top 40 station to These include formed a publishing wing; it's seemed to be Dave Robinson, both a male and a and album of oldies. The song- control 50 per cent of the au- female group, first two copyrights were "Light- who had 50 per cent of the as well as male and female art- book will contain features on dience. Today, ratings of top ning's Girl" and "Ladybird." Blavat, a recording session with 40 stations are dwindling and votes in the air personality ists. They will be rotated; one Hazlewood is also head of LHI category. week the male group will ap- the Soul Survivors, and various dwindling. Records, now distributed by pear, the next the male and fan material. Price will be $3.98 "Top 40 radio will have to ABC Records. WIFE was king of the hill female performers, then the fe- mono; $4.98 stereo. change as ratings drop further. in the singles category in In- male group the following week. The day of the short playlist is dianapolis; WIBC took honors A unique feature of the becoming shorter and shorter." for ability to influence sales of show Some the may be WMCL to Bow albums. was will be the involvement of rec- Deejay Knight of changes WGEE the lead- wrong, he felt, "but the station ing influence on country rec- ord industry officials in walk - Country Format on parts "the Jerry Wexlers, Launches Show that programs to a broader base ord sales (WIRE, a new coun- ... will be the most successful." try music operation, had not the Berry Gordys." The behind - JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -Ken Thacker started the rec- McLEANSBORO, III. -A the of in changed to country music at -groove people the rec- Knight, dean of deejays and one ord business by helping Buddy new full -time country music sta- ord industry are extremely in- the time of the survey). of the leaders in the National Know and Jimmy Bowen pro- tion is slated to go on the air teresting to today's youth, Bla- Association of TV and Radio Doll" Nov. 1 Dave Patter- vat said. mote "Party on Roulette -WMCL. Announcers, has launched a Records while still in high son, one of the owners, said the WLMS to Debut Another feature of the show new music variety show called school. Then he worked with 250 -watt daytimer has sold out will be a ratings survey. From "Showcase" on WFGA -TV Bowen, both as deejays, on its advertising schedule three LEOMINSTER, Mass. -A records submitted to the show (channel 12) here. Knight also KDDD in Dumas, 'Tex. Thacker months in advance. Fred Kline radio station serving Northern each week, a board will select hosts "The Ken Knight Show on went from there to McMurray will do most of the program- Worcester County - WLMS - the best six. Of these, two will WJXT -TV (channel 4). Both College in Abilene, Tex., where ming and engineering. Air per- expects to go on the air Mon- be played Monday and viewers shows are broadcast on Sunday. he worked his way through col- sonalities will include Patter- day (6). The 1,000 -watt station will be asked to telephone into The new show bowed with lege by working at KRBC and son, Jerry Plaster and J. Lee will operate at 10.00 on the dial. computer setup which is their Jackie Wilson. KWKC. He was the first rock Milkey. dial. 28 NOVEMBER 4, 1967, BILLBOARD

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Once a year, deejays, artists, record men, and fans gather in Nashville to explode in something loosely referred to as a convention. It's actually a meeting ... a "happening" for meeting old friends and making new ones. It's also one of the most MARTY MARTIN, a deejay with KGEM in Boise, FROM LEFT: Mack Curtis of WPLO, Atlanta; Tammy joyous times of the year for any and all who like Idaho, who also is a country performer, tapes an Wynette, Epic Records, and Epic executives Len interview. From left, Stan Hitchcock, Epic Records; Levy, Mort Hoffman and Nick Albano. country music. Here are some of the scenes during Martin; Cousin Jody, and , Capitol Records. the Oct. 19 -21 event.

RAY FORD, deejay at WTVB, Coldwater, Mich., chats with ATTENDING AN RCA Victor party was Jack Noel of AT THE CAPITOL Records party, from left, were promoter - record producer Bob Robin, Tom Guarino of Sammy's WITS, Bloomington, Ind., left, and Leonard Feist, execu- manager Jim Halsey, Capitol producer Ken Nelson, artist Record Shop in Baton Rouge, and Acuff -Rose executive tive secretary of the Music Publishers Protective Associ- and veteran country deejay Joe Allison. Joe Lucas. From left: Ford, Robin, Guarino, Lucas. ation. Greeting them is RCA Victor executive Irwin Tarr, center.

COUNTRY REPRESENTATIVE Chuck Bernard, left, chats BACKSTAGE DURING Columbia Records show were, from FROM LEFT: Monument artists Tommy Hammond; Charlie with United Artists artists Joyce Paul and Tommy Cash left: Dicky Mauldin of WLAU, Laurel, Miss.; Date artist Booth, record producer- manager in Houston; Buddy and Jim Clemens, right, co -music director of KBUC, San Van Trevor; Graeme Andrews, editor of Record Retailer Sadler of WHIN, Gallatin, Tenn.; Bobby Bridger, deejay, Antonio. in England; Columbia Records promotion chief Gene and Monument national promotion director Mike Denonovich. Sheppard.

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DICK CLARK, center, one of the nation's major pop per- CHARLIE PRIDE, RCA Victor artist, talks with deejay RAY KINNAMON of WYZE, Atlanta, left, discusses country sonalities, was on hand for much of the country music Charlie Williams of KFOX, Los Angeles, center, and music with Chart artists Sheila Hern and RCA Victor festivities. Here he chats with Kapp artist Freddie Hart, Capitol artist Merle Haggard, right. executive Vito Blando. left, and Kapp executive Hy Grill, right. 30 NOVEMBER 4, 1967, BILLBOARD

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RaDio-Tv Yesteryear's Hits Vox Jox Chong. -of -pace programming from your librarian's shelves, featuring the disks that were the hottest in the land 3 years ago and 10 years ago this week. By CLAUDE HALL maï Radio -TV Editor Here's how they ranked in Billboard's charts of that time. Dial- turning one morning about and jazz. . . Danny Kramer, POP SINGLES -5 Years Ago POP SINGLES -10 Years Ago a week ago -between 1 -3 a.m. -1 music director of WSGA, 409 East November 3, 1962 November 4, 1957 RATES heard Dick Biondi on WCFL in Liberty Street, Savannah, Ga. REGULAR CLASSIFIED: 254 a word. Chicago playing "My Girl" by 31402, needs rock singles. Station 1. He's a Rebel-Crystals (Philles) 1. Jailhouse Rock/Treat He Nice- Minimum: $5. First line set all cups. the Turtles; Lee Moore over at plays 50 records, plus picks by each 2. Only Love Can Break a Head - Elvis Presley (RCA Victor) Va., was 2. Wake Up Little Susie DISPLAY CLASSIFIED: I inch, $20. WWVA in Wheeling, W. deejay.... Greg Warren, formerly Gene Pitney ( Musicar) - Each additional inch ìn some ad, $15. spinning "Fool, Fool, Fool" by of WFUN, Miami; WQXI, At- 3. Do You Love Me- Contours (Gordy) Everly Brothers (Cadence) Box rule around ad. Webb Pierce. Also picked up lanta, and WNOE (as Jetsou Carr) 4. Monster Mash -Bobby (Boris) 3. You Send Me /Summertime- is (Keen) FREQUENCY DISCOUNTS: 3 consecutive WCKY, Cincinnati; WPTR in Al- now operations director at Pickett and the Crypt Kickers Sam Cooke insertions, 596: 6 consecutive inser- bany, N. Y., with a "Music au WHHY, Montgomery, Ala. New (Garpax) 4. Silhouettes -The Rays (Cameo) 10 % 13 or more consecutive tions, -. hits line -up at the /Have I Told You insertions, I59ó Go Go" policy playing r &b 5,000 -watt station 5. All Alone Am I- Brenda Lee 5. Be -Bop Baby back -to -back; Ralph Emery inter- includes John Yams, Don Mc- (Deus) Lately That I Love You7- BOX NUMBER: 50e service charge per viewing producer Tommy Hill on Greggor, Greg Warren, Dick Allen 6. Big Girls Don't Cry --Four Seasons Ricky Nelson (Imperial) insertion. 10 Also allow words Lat 2Se WSM, Nashville; WIP, Philadel- and Jim Harrison. Sounds like a 6. Chances Are/The Twelfth of Never each) for number and address. (Yee lay) phia; Jerry Kaye on WLS, Chi- good crew. 7. Gina- Johnny Mathis (Columbia) -Johnny Mathis (Columbia) CLOSING DATE: 5 p.m. Tuesday, 11 cago (static soon wiped him out); Johnny Hyde has been ap- 8. Limbo Rock-Chubby Checker 7. Honeycomb -Jimmie Rodgers dan to date at issue. prior WKBW, Buffalo, and CKCY, pointed program director at (Parkway) (Roulette) PAYMENT MUST ACCOMPANY ALL somewhere. Picked up, also, KROY, one 9. Next Door to an Angel 8. Tammy -Debbie Reynolds (Coral) ORDERS. Sacramento; of the - WHAM in Rochester, N. Y., city's highest -rated deejays for Neil Sedaka (RCA Victor) 9. Little Bitty Pretty One - Send order and payment to: playing "And I Love Her" by years, Hyde will also handle the 10. Return to Sender -Elvis Presley Thurston Harris (Aladdin) RADIO -TV MART, Billboard Ray Bryant -a great tune; didn't music.... Clay Cole, as expected, (RCA Victor) 10. Diana - (ABC -Paramount) 188 W. Randolph St., Chicago, III. 60601 catch the name of the deejay. All has resigned his "Clay Cole's this from New York with only a Diskotek" bandstand show on small transistor radio. WPIX -TV, New York, to devote R &B SINGLES Yearn Ago POP LP'S -5 Years Ago full time to a daily interview - -5 SCHOOLS & SUPPLIES Former WHK general manager November 3, 1962 Dino Ionnl is back on the Cleve- variety show in about six or seven November 3, 1962 land scene as new general man- weeks. . Some Westinghouse REI FIRST.CLASS RADIO TELEPHONE 1. Do You Love Me- Contours (Gordy) 1. Peter, Paul & Mary - License In 5 weeks Ruaranteed. Broadcasting changes Richard 1\llllon ager of WKYC, replacing Robert - s.) f295. Rooms antl Apte., e10 -f 15 tr Der B. Martin. Ianni had been with Harris, currently general manager 2. Green Onions- Booker T & the kso Jao, b em end t fr eesaTw : 2. West Side Story- Soundtrack Sea Fplla.c, yh o. WJAS, Pittsburgh. New dee- of WIND, Chicago, has been (Stax) lSo RE.I, 136 (Columbia) mn jay at WIXY in Cleveland is named general manager of KPIX, Lorin a, FnUct 3. Lie to Me-Brook Benton (Mercury) 3. Ramblin' Rose-Nat King Cole Jerry Butler, who'd been with San Francisco; Wallace Dunlap, general (Cap r 1 WREO, . . . manager of KDKA, Pitts- 4. Sherry -Four Seasons (Yee lay) Ashtabula. College 4. Modem Sounds In Country & WANTED students to burgh, replaces Harris at TO BUY wishing apply for the WIND; 5. I've Got a Woman- Wertem Music -Ray Charles $500 scholarships granted each Allen Heacock, program manager STEREO AND MONAURAL RECORDS, Jimmie McGriff (Sue) (ABC- Paramount) year (there are two by the Inter- of WBZ in Boston, becomes gen- LP's. Top dollar paid --cash waitine. 6. Nothing Can Change This Love- 5. The Music Man -Soundtrack M. N. King. 15 N. 13, Philadelphia 7, national Radio and TV Founda- eral manager of KDKA. Congrat- Pa. Tel.: IA 7.6310. oe28 Sam Cooke (RCA Vidor) (Warner Bros.) tion) should write the IRTF, 420 ulations, Allen, and best of luck. 6. I Lett My Heart in San Francisco Lexington Avenue, New 7. Somebody Have Mercy- - York, The local New York Board of Tony Bennett (Columbia) N. Y. 10017. Winners will be an- the Sam Cooke (RCA Victor) American Federation of TV 7. Jazz S an Getz & nounced at the IRTF college 8. Stubborn Kind of Fellow- con- and Radio Artists last week levied Charlie Byrd (Verve) ference in New 18 -19. fines Marvin Gaye (Tamla) All Billboard York April against WABC, New York, 8. Ray Charles Greatest Hits who - Johnny Maxell, program director deejays had crossed the picket 9. Stormy Monday -Bobby Bland (ABC -Paramount) lines of which Articles Are of KFMK -FM, Medical Towers NABET, is on (Duke) 9, Hateri( -Henry Mancini strike against Building, Houston, Tex. 77025, the Hot 100 format 10. Monster Mash -Bobby (Boris) (RCA Victor) station. Fines against Herb Oscar Available as Reprints needs all singles and stereo LP's Pickett and the Crypt Kickers 10. Something Special -Kingston Trio he can get his hands on. Rock (Continued on page 37) (Barpu) (Capitol)

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www.americanradiohistory.com Billboard SPECIAL SURVEY For Week Ending 11/4/67 Radio -TV programming TOP SELLING R & 8 SINGLES * STAR Performer -Sides registering great eat proportionate upward progress this week. en This Last Weeks on This LWeesel Weeks l Week Week Title, Artist, Label, No. A Pub. Chart Week k Title, Artist, Label, Ne. a Pub. C hart d 1 SOUL MAN 8 26 26 LITTLE OLE MAN (Uptight -Everything's Sam A Dave, Sfax 231 (East /Pronto, BMI) Alright) 9 Vox Jox Bill Cosby, Warner Bros. 7072 (Jobete, BMI) 6 2 2 YOUR PRECIOUS LOVE /ronl page 32 sonality Charlie Brown.... Bob MarvM Gaye á Tammi Terrell, Tamia 54156 27 27 KARATE BOOGALOO 8 Continued (Jobete, BMI) Lane, BMI) James is the new news director of Jerry 0, Shout 217 (Boogaloo /love Alan Charles Anderson, Grant, WJRC, Joliet, III.; he'd been news 3 3 EXPRESSWAY TO YOUR HEART 9 28 29 NINE POUND STEEL 6 Dan Ingram, Chuck Leon- Soul Greer, director at WPEO, Peoria, Ill.. Survivors, Crimson 1010 Joe Simon, Sound Stage 7 2589 (Press, BMI) Lundy to more (Double Diamond /Downstairs, BMI) ard and Ron come and once had been program direc- 16 most be 29 18 COLD SWEAT than S38,000. AFTRA tor of WGLT -FM, Normal, Ill. 4 4 A NATURAL WOMAN 5 Brown á the Famous Flames, at James kidding. . . Denny Rogers Aretha Franklin, Atlantic 2441 Fuller, music director King 6110 (Dynatone, BMI) WGVA, Geneva, N. Y., has been Charles (Screen Gems. Columbia, BMI) of WMON, Montgomery, W. Va., THE LETTER 9 upped to production director in 10 30 32 pleas for Easy Listening and Hot 5 5 GET ON UP Box Tops, Mala 565 (Barton, BMI) addition to his top -rated morning Bunky 7750 (Hi -Ali, BMI) he only re- Esquires, R. H. (Luke) Brannon 100 records. Says 31 31 BOOGALOO DOWN BROADWAY 5 show.... from TO BILLIE JOE 6 ceives records now Capitol 6 6 ODE Johnny C, Phil -L. A. of Soul 305 has been appointed station man- His 6516 and RCA Victor. Hopes to go to King Curtis and Kingpins, Atco (Dandelion /James Boy, BMI) ager of WOIC. Columbia, S. C.: (Shayne, ASCAP) 1,000 watts by Ralph been with the Cate- McLaurin January.... 32 25 IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT 9 he'd AWAY 7 Radetsky, former president and 7 YOU KEEP RUNNING Ray Charles, ABC 10970 Co. of Columbia.... Les Turpin, BMI) general manager of KOA, Denver, Four Tops, Motown 1113 (Jobete, (United Artists, ASCAP) formerly program manager of died recently after a long illness: WONDERING 3 KGB, San Diego, the past three - 17 I'M 41 GET IT TOGETHER 2 he Tamla (Jobete, BMI) was 57. 4 Stevie Wonder, 54157 James A the Famous Flames, King 6122 plus years, has been appointed Brown (Dynatone, BMI) program manager of KFRC, suc- 8 ODE TO BILLIE JOE 8 ceeding Tom Rounds; Turpin was Bobbie Gentry, Capitol 5950 (Shayne, ASCAP) 34 34 I CAN'T STAY AWAY FROM YOU 6 NAFMB Booklets Impressions, ABC 10964 (Chi- Sound, BMI) a member most recently of the 16 TO SIR WITH LOVE 3 Drake -Chenault program consult- Lulu, Epic 10187 (Screen BMI) 2 Gems-Columbia, I National 35 38 FEEL GOOD ing staff. Rounds resigned to as- NEW YORK -The Jean Wells, Calla 137 (Eden, BMI) Broadcasters 13 WHATNE I DONE (To Make You Mad) 5 sume the presidency of Charlatan Association of FM Linda Jones, Loma 2077 (Zira /Floteca, BMI) 36 39 FALL IN LOVE WITH ME 7 Productions, a Los Angeles pro- has launched a new series of Bettye Swann, Money 129 (Money, BMI) 12 14 SHOUT BAMALAMA 6 duction company. five monthly publications, in- Murray, BMI) 5 is 1 Mickey SSS 715 (Macon, 37 40 EVERLASTING LOVE WWYN currently the No. cluding one on programming, Robert Knight, Rising Sons 705 Pulse -rated station in Jackson, 13 9 (Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) HIGHER to "Keep members abreast of (Rising Sons, BMI) Miss.; station plays 50 per cent á HIGHER 11 developments," said NAFMB Jackie Wilson, Brunswick 55336 38 28 CASONOVA (Your Playing Days Are Over).11 Hot 100 and 50 per cent r &b. The President Abe Voron. Other 1004 who do the (Jalynne /BRC, BMI) Ruby Andrews, Zodiac men job include pro- publications will cover Wash- (RicWil /Colfam, BMI) gram director Jim McCullough, 14 15 DIRTY MAN 8 ington developments, engineer- Laura Lee, Chess 2013 (Chevis, SMI) 50 MR. DREAM MERCHANT 2 Mickey Robinson, Johnny Apollo, Jerry Butler, Mercury 72721 (Saturday, BMI) music director Jessie James, and ing, management and promo- 35 (Loneliness Made Me Realize) IT'S YOU 2 news director and weekend per- tion. THAT I NEED 3 40 42 GET DOWN Touch 2007 Temptations, Gordy 7065 (Jobete, BMI) Harvey Scales 8 the 7 Sounds, Magic (laCout /East, BMI) APPLES, PEACHES, PUMPKIN PIE 9 16 11 SOME 2 Jay á the Techniques, Smash 2086 41 43 GIVE EVERYBODY (Akbestal /Act Three, BMI) Bar -Kays, Volt 154 (East, BMI) PIECE OF MY HEART 2 17 19 DIFFERENT STROKES 7 48 221 (Web IV, Ragman, Syl Johnson, Twilight 103 (Zachron/ Erne Franklin, Shout John Roberts' Edgewater, BMI) BMI) BELIEVE IN ME BABY 7 18 20 LET LOVE COME BETWEEN US 5 43 45 James A Bobby Purify, Bell 685 Jesse James, 20th Century -Fox 6684 (Gallico, BMI) (Je /Ma /Chevis, BMI) YOU'VE MADE ME SO VERY HAPPY 1 19 12 MEMPHIS SOUL STEW 8 - SOCKIN' 1-2-3-4 BMI) King Curtis, Atco 6511 (Pronto /Kilynn, BMI) Brenda Holloway, Untie 54155 (Jobete, YOUR GOODIES ARE GONE 1 Duke 425 20 21 LOVE IS STRANGE 2 ALL BMI) Peaches A Herb, Date 1574 (Ghazi, BMI) Parliaments, Revilot 211 (Groovesville, A HUNK OF FUNK 2 21 23 ITS GOT TO BE MELLOW 10 46 46 Leon Haywood, Decca 32164 (Jim -Edd, BMI) Gene Dozier A the Brotherhood, Minit 32026 (Metric -Dozier, BMI) 22 24 TELL HIM 4 Patty Drew, Capitol 5861 (Beechwood/ 47 49 GO GO GIRL 2 Edgewater, BMI) , Amy 998 (Marsaint, BMI) 2 1 37 I HEARD IT THROUGH THE GRAPEVINE - NOW THAT I GOT YOU BACK Ernie K. Doe's 4 Gladys Knight á the Pips, Soul 35039 J. J. Barnes, Groovesville 1008 (Jobete, BMI) (Groovesville, BMI) 24 10 FUNKY BROADWAY 13 - UNTIL THE REAL THING COMES ALONG 1 Wilson Pickett, Atlantic 2431 (Routine/ ft Ernie K. Doe, Duke 423 (Chappell/ Drive -In, SMI) Jungnickel, ASCAP) REAL THING PATA PATA 5 SWEET, SWEET LOVIN' UNTIL THE 30 BMI) Miriam Makeba, Reprise 0606 (Xlna, ASCAP) Hi Platters, Musicor 1275 (Catalogue, COMES ALONG Duke 423 Billboard SPECIAL SURVEY For Week Ending 11/4/67 TOP SELLING K 8e H LP's * STAR Performer -JP's registering greatest proportionate upward progress this week. Wash, ae This Last Weeks en This Last Chatt Week Week Title, Artist, Label, No. A Pub. Chart Week Week Title, Artist, Label, No. A Pub. Al Bragg's

I NEVER LOVED A MAN THE WAY BillboardBill 1 DIANA ROSS á THE SUPREMES 16 16 31 Award GREATEST HITS 6 I LOVE YOU Motown M 2-663 (M); MS 2.663 (5) Aretha Franklin, Atlantic 8139 (MI; SD 8139 (5) OF 2 2 FOUR TOPS GREATEST HITS 6 EVERYBODY NEEDS LOVE 2 THAT'S ALLAPART 23 662 Four Tops, Motown M 662 (M); MS (S) lar Glad706ys K night A the Pips, Soul 706 (M); S (5) 3 3 ARETHA ARRIVES 11 HERE WHERE THERE IS LOVE 43 Aretha Franklin, Atlantic 8150 (M); 18 18 Dionne Warwick, Scepter SRM 555 (M); SD 8150 (5) YOU SP5 555 (S) LOVING 4 4 WITH A LOT 0' SOUL 13 19 19 BILL COSBY SINGS /SILVER THROAT 8 S 922 (S) Temptations, Gordy M 922 (M); Warner Bros. W 1709 (M); WS 1709 (5) Peacock 1957 5 6 ODE TO BILLIE JOE 4 20 11 MAKE IT HAPPEN 6 Bobbie Gentry, Capitol T 2830 (M); Smokey Robinson and the Miracles, Tamla ST 2830 (S) T 276 (M); TS 276 (S) YOU EXPERIENCED? 4 * 6 5 COLD SWEAT, PARTS 1 A 2 6 21 21 ARE Hendrix Reprise R 6261 James Brown A His Famous Flames, Jimi Experience, (M); RS 6261 (S) King 1020 (M); S 1020 (5) 22 17 WINDOWS OF THE WORLD 8 7 7 GROOVIN' 12 Dionne Warwick, Scepter SRM 563 (M); These Three Records Young Rascals, Atlantic 8148 (M); SD 8148 (S) It's a Fact!!! ... SPS 563 (S) 8 8 I WAS MADE TO LOVE HER 6 23 22 JR. WALKER & THE ALL STARS "LIVE"! 5 TS 279 (S) Stevie Wonder, Tamia T 279 (M); Soul 705 (M); S 705 IS) Are Chalking Up Sales $$$$$ let 15 RESPECT 3 24 25 FOR YOUR LOVE 2 Jimmy Smith, Verve V 8705 (M); V6.8705 (5) Peaches á Herb, Date OEM 3005 (M); TES 4005 (S) 10 SUPER HITS 12 10 25 26 THAT'S LOU 11 Various Artists, Atlantic 501 (MI; SD 501 (S) Lou Rawls, Capitol T 2756 (M); ST 2756 (5) * 11 12 MARVIN GAYE á TAMMI TERRELL UNITED 5 30 HYPNOTIZED 2 Turtle T 277 (M); TS 277 (S) 4 Linda Jones, Loma L 5907 (M); LS 5907 (51 12 9 REACH OUT 13 - ALLIGATOR BOOGALOO 1 Four Tops, Motown M 660 (M); S 660 (51 Lou Donaldson, Blue Note 8LP 4263 (M); BLP 84263 (5) THE TEMPTATIONS HITS 47 DUKE -, INC. 13 14 GREATEST 28 20 LUSH LIFE 8 Gordy 919 (M); S 919 (S) Nancy Wilson, Capitol T 2757 (M); ST 2757 (S) Erastus St. 14 13 REVENGE 22 2809 Bill Cosby, Warner Bros. W 1691 (M); 29 28 OTIS REDOING LIVE IN EUROPE 11 WS 1691 (S) Volt 416 (MI; S 416 (S) Houston, Texas 77026 24 A DAY IN THE LIFE 2 30 29 COWBOYS AND COLORED PEOPLE 7 Wes Montgomery, A6M LP 2001 (M); SP 2001 (S) Flip Wilson, Atlantic 8149 (M); SD 8149 (5)

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www.americanradiohistory.com Classical Music Record's Proceeds to UJA Continued from page I Luber, of Celebrity Concert Celebrity Concert Corp., which Corp., in an August 23 letter to described as The is "the exclusive controversy centers on Everest, said, "We request and representative Soviet re- the first of of the movement the demand that you do not press cording industry choral work, which in, the Western is based on records, tapes or in any man- Hemisphere, what- Yevgeny Yevtushenko's "Baki "shall take ner reproduce release . . . dis- ever legal neces- Yar," which deals with the mas- action may be tribute . the said musical sary." sacre of thousands of Jews by work ( "Symphony No. 13 "); According to Ev- occupying Nazis in a ravine further that you destroy any the letter, Kiev. erest received the near Joe Cooper, an an- and all tapes, records and copies tapes of the nouncer at performance from Cooper. The radio station KPFK, of such work which you may Los Angeles, explains in the have or already have distrib- recording features bass Vitaly liner notes Gromadsky and the Moscow that "Babi Yar im- uted, and furnish us with satis- plies that the official Soviet factory evidence of such de- Philharmonic and Male Chorus body politic is still anti -semitic." struction." under Kiril Kondrashin. "Babi The implication is contained in Yar" is the first of five move- the poem's opening line, "There 7 Days to Comply ments. is no memorial at Babi Yar." The letter called on Everest In reference to the Celebrity Sidney Justin and Bernard to comply within seven days or Concert Corp. statement about having "the exclusive right to sell and license all Soviet re- cordings and tapes for use in Angel Issues 'Igor' the Western Hemisphere," Sol- omon noted that a quick count showed more than 425 "un- LP Pkg. in Stereo authorized" Russian recordings in the United States market HOLLYWOOD - Angel is Pianist Daniel Barenboim "which have never been chal- releasing the first stereo press- plays Beethoven on one Angel lenged." listens intently as Rafael Kublik conducts at a Deutsche ing of Borodin's "Prince Igor" pressing and joins the English Capitol Telegram Grammophon recording session of Orff's "Oedipus der Tyrann," the first recording of the opera, which received its world premiere with hass Boris Christoff in the Chamber Orchestra in Mozart on An August 26 in 1959 telegram to Ev- in Stuttgart. The recording session was at the Herkulessaal in Munich. title role. Jerzy Semkow con- another disk. He also conducts crest from Robert E. Carp, ducts the Theater of Sofia in that orchestra in Haydn with general counsel for Capitol Rec- the three -record set. Two three - cellist Jacquline Du Pre as solo- ords, said, "Please be advised LP Beethoven monaural sets ist. Otto Klemperer conducts the that Capitol Records, Inc., and with Wilhelm Furtwangler and New Philharmonia Orchestra in the USSR ... are parties to an DGG Bowing Pkg. the Vienna Philharmonic are a two -LP Bruckner set. agreement pursuant to which on Seraphim. Soprano Lucia Oopp sings recordings of Russian artists and The first recording of Kabel- Mozart and Handel arias with orchestras recorded after August evsky's "" is offered on George Fischer and the Eng- 10, 1966, may not be manufac- on Oedipus Tyrann two Melodiya /Angel disks with lish Chamber Orchestra. Round- tured in the United States, the composer conducting Val- ing out the Angel list are the Canada or elsewhere in the NEW YORK - The first re- "Symphony No. 9" with Kubelik entina Lcvko, Vladimir Va- Melos Ensemble in Schubert, Western Hemisphere by anyone cording of Orff's "Oedipus der conducting the Bavarian Radio laitis, the Moscow Chorus and and Denis Stevens and the Am- other than Capitol Records, Tyrann" is being issued by Symphony. The next release in Children's Chorus, and the brosian Singers in Venetian Inc." A listing in the telegram Deutsche Grammophon on three the series will be the "Symphony Moscow Philharmonic. Two music. of some of the artists involved LP's this month. Rafael Kubelik No. 3" in January. Tchaikovsky albums are listed The Seraphim Beethoven included Kondrashin and the conducts the Bavarian State To coincide with an Ameri- on Melodiya /Angel, one with the packages include "" with Moscow Philharmonic. Radio Chorus and Orchestra Sveshnikov Chorus in nine Martha Moedl, Sena Jurinac, can tour beginning in Novem- Solomon made his offer to and a cast headed by ber, DGG choruses and the other with Wolfgang Windgassen, Otto Ed- Gerhard is issuing a Chopin the UJA in an October 16 letter Stolze as Oedipus, bass disk by Argentinian pianist Svetlanov Yegevny and the elmann, Gottlob Frick and to Dave Rothfield, divisional Kieth Engen as Creon and so- USSR Symphony. (Continued on page 49) Martha Argerich. The U. S. stay merchandise manager of E. J. prano Astrid Varnay as Jocasta. will include an appearance with Korvette, and The opera is Orff's version of a member of the New York Philharmonic in the dinner -dance committee, Sophocles "Oedipus Rex." January. OPERA REVIEW which is headed by Gene Another three- record set fea- Miss Weiss, singles product manager Janowitz, who will de- tures soprano Gundula Janowitz, but at the Metropolitan Opera at Columbia Records, and Al tenor Peter Schreier and bass Levine, who runs New Deal on Nov. 21 as Sieglinde in a Martti Talvela in Haydn's "The new production 6 Sparkling Singers Distributing for ABC Records. of Wagner's Seasons" with the Vienna Sing - "Die Walkuere"underVonKara- Solomon, referring to the verein and jan, also is represented in an Soviet recording wrote Make 'Figaro' Shine industry, under Karl Boehm. Another al- album of arias by Wagner and Rothfield, "They are still very bum has Herbert von Karajan Weber. con- upset about the recording and conducting the Berlin Philhar- NEW YORK An ensemble ducts the orchestra of the Ger- - and Krause, London artists, de- have offered us a large sum monic in Shostakovitch's "Sym- performance by an man opera, Berlin. Rounding exceptional buted earlier this season in their of money to take it off the phony No. 10." cast resulted in out the release is a Schumann a sparkling "Le "Figaro" roles, while Miss market. However, this is some- Nozze di DGG is beginning a com- pressing by pianist Christoph Figaro" at the Metro- Lorengar and Miss Freni are thing I feel very strongly about politan Opera on Monday (23). singing theirs for the first times plete Mahler symphonic cycle Eschenbach and the Drolc There were many high spots this season. (Continued on page 49) with a two -LP package of the Quartet. during the evening as conductor Miss Berganza's ample, Joseph Rosenstock and the solo- warm, flowing voice was a de- ists displayed fine Mozart styl- light throughout. Her "Non so ing. piu cosa son, cosa faccio!" and London's 'Dammerung' Cited The six stars of the evening her "Voi the sapete" were both were Cesare Siepi in the title gems. London's program ad, BUENOS AIRES London's recording of (London). Two Beethoven sonatas by role, Tom - Bruno Leonard Krause as Count Al- which cited five of the princi- Wagner's "Gotterdammerung" has received a Geiber (Angel). masiva, Pilar - LorengarasCount pals, plugged her album of Mo- Silver Disk as the best classical recording released VOCAL ess Almaviva, Mirella Freni as zart arias. She also is on several here in 1966. The six -record set, part of London's : Mozart's "" conducted by Karl Susanna, Teresa Berganza as other London disks. complete "Ring" cycle with Georg Solti and the Boehm (DGG). Puccinï s "La Boheme" conducted by Sir Cherubino and FernandoCorena Miss Lorengar, whose most Vienna Philharmonic, stars Birgit Nilsson, Claire Thomas Beecham (Angel). as Don Bartolo. Miss Berganza recent album is an operatic re- Watson, Christa Ludwig, Wolfgang Windgassen, OPERA EXCERPTS: Arias by Bellini and Donizetti by cital on London, excelled in her Dietrich Fischer -Dieskau and Gottlob Frick. The soprano Montserrat Caballe (RCA Victor). Arias of Verdi and Puccini by soprano Regine Crespin (London). 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 "Dove sono," one of the finest Buenos Aires Musical awards, in their 10th year, pieces of singing she has are selected CHORAL "Requiem and Magnificat" of Thomas Luis cle donc by a panel of critics. The winners Victoria conducted by Guido Camitucci at the Met. Her control by category are: (Vox). ANGELICUM, of the SOLO VOCALIST WITH ORCHESTRA: Mahler's "Des Knoben difficult piece was admirable INSTRUMENTAL Wunderhorn" with Maureen Forrester, Heinz Rehfuss. Con- AF IN DEAL and her voice has never sounded SYMPHONIC: "Daphnis et Chloe" by Ravel. Complete ver- ducted by Fleix Prohaska (CID). better. As usual, she was an ef- sion conducted by Pierre Monteux (London). Tcheikovskÿ s SOLO VOCALIST: Lieber recital NEW by baritone Hermann Prey YORK - The first fective actress throughout. In "Symphony No. 6" conducted by Chartes Munch (RCA (London). Schubert's "Die Schoene Moellerin" with bari- four albums are being released fact, the entire cast acted well, Victor). tone Gerard Souzay (Philips). by Audio Fidelity Records un- including capable performances SYMPHONIC -CHORAL MISCELLANEOUS: "Spanish Music of the Renaissance," "Requiem (Messe der a recent deal with Angeli- by Paul Franke as Don Basilio, de Morts), Op. 5" of Berlioz, conducted conducted by Noah Greenberg (Decca) by Charles Munch (RCA Victor). Bach's "" TRANSFERS: (from 78 r.p.m.): "El cum of Milan. Included are Nancy Williams as Mercellina, Arte de Tita Ruffo" three Vivaldi pressings, conducted by (Archive). (Angel). all with Loretta Di Franco as Barbarina, CONCERTOS the Angelicum Orchestra. One, REISSUES: (a) Symphonic: Beethoven's nine symphonies Lorenzo Alvary as Antonio and Beethoven's five piano concertos by Claudio Arrau ton conducted by Arturo Toscanini (RCA Victor). (b) Imbu- with Aldo Ceccato conducting, ducted by Bernard Gabor Carelli as Don Curzio. Hoitink (Philips). Brehms' "Violin Con- mental: "The Art of Dino Lippat," Vol. 1 also features with works of violinist Franco A brilliant portrayal was certe" with violinist Zino Francesconi and conductor Chopin (CBS). Gulli. The (CBS). other two albums are turned in by Miss Freni, who ARGENTINE MUSIC: Anthology of Alberto Willimae piano concerto collections. Anton Heil - adds to her at each CHAMBER MUSIC: "Quintet Op. 34" of Brahms with pianist music. Lia Cimaglie Espinosa (Philips). stature out- Leon Fleisher and the Juilliard Quartet (CBS) ler plays Bach organ music in ing. was "Quartet No. SPECIAL CITATIONS: Special Publications Department of She outstanding both 15" of Schubert with the Vienna Konzerthaus Quartet CBS, for the collection "El Barrow." the fourth disk. vocally and histronically. "Centro Argentino Angel (Westminster). por le Libertod de Culture" for e record of Argentine con- IItIl1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111fl1111111111111111111111111111111 (Continued on page 49) SOLOISTS: Three Beethoven sonatas by Wilhem Beebbecs temporary piano music, interpreted by Jorge Zulueta. 38 NOVEMBER 4, 1967, . BILLBOARD ,

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E. Bernstein, Billboard SPECIAL SURVEY Far Weak Ending 11/4/67 Brown in Date HEST SELLIPTG CLASSICAL LP's NEW YORK - Marc Brown and Elmer Bernstein on violin Last Weeks on This LastLWeek Weeks on Week Week Title, Artist, Label E No. Chart Week Title, Artist, Label S No. Chart and piano respectively per- formed well in a varied pro- l Billboard 1 WEST MEETS EAST 17 gram at Town Hall on Sunday Award Yehudi Menuhin /Ravi Shankar, Angel 36418 (M); 21 19 TCHAIKOVSKY: CONCERTO NO. 1 65 (22). The concert was recorded S 36418 (S) Van Cliburn, RCA Victor LM 2252 (M); LSC 2252 (S) for future release on United Artists, the first classical album 2 2 PUCCINI: LA RONDINE (2 -12" LP's) 8 22 23 PROKOFIEV: IVAN THE TERRIBLE (2.12" LP's) 2 for that company in several Moffo /Barbironi /RCA Italiano Orch. & Chorus (Molinari. Various Aritsts /U.S.S.R. Symphony (Stasevich), years. UA has several sound- Pradelli), RCA Victor LM 7048 (M); LSC 7048 (S) Melodiya /Angel RB 4103 (M); SRB 4103 (S) tracks composed by Bernstein. 3 3 LEONTYNE PRICE- PRIMA DONNA Brown 5 23 24 MAHLER: SYMPHONY NO. 9 2 has developed TV com- RCA Victor LM 2968 (M); LSC 2968 (S) New Philharmonia (Klemperer), Angel 3708 (M); S 3708 (S) mercials. Both soloists were excellent 4 4 PUCCINI: TOSCA (2 -12" LP's) 7 24 26 PUCCINI: LA BOHEME (2-12" LP's) 56 in Piston's difficult "Sonatina Nilsson/ Corelli /Fischer.Dieskau/Various Artists ( Maazel), Various Artists /RCA Victor Orch. (Beecham), Seraphim (1945)" with its melancholy London A 4267 (M); OSA 1267 (S) IB 6000 (M); (No Stereo) "Adagio espressivo" and its vigorous "Allegro brio." There 5 5 MAHLER: SYMPHONY NO. 8 (2 -12" LP's) 39 25 28 MAGNIFICENT MARCHES 5 Various Artists /London Symphony is no current catalog listing for (Bernstein), Columbia Philadelphia Orch. (Ormandy), Columbia ML 6379 (M); the piece. M2L 351 (M); M2S 751 (S) MS 6979 (S) Beethoven's "Sonata No. 5" 7 ART OF DENNIS BRAIN 24 26 15 RACHMANINOFF: CONCERTO NO. 2 IN C FOR PIANO 33 (Spring) also was a high spot, Seraphim IC 60040 (M); (No Stereo) Van Cliburn, Chicago Symphony (Reiner), RCA Victor LM including a fine dialog be- 2601 (M); LSC 2601 (S) 7 8 MAHLER: DAS LIED VON DER ERDE tween violin and 35 piano. The James King /Dietrich Fischer -Dieskau /Vienna 27 30 MAHLER: SYMPHONY 18 program with Philharmonic NO. 2 opened a clear Orch. (Bernstein), London OM 36005 (M); OS 26005 (S) Harper /Watts /London Symphony (Solti); London CMA reading of Schubert's "Sonatina, 7217 (M); CSA 2217 (S) Op. 137, No. 1." Brahms' "So- 8 6 BERNSTEIN'S GREATEST HITS 20 nata, Op. 100" also was well New York Philharmonic (Bernstein), Columbia ML 6388 28 27 SHOSTAKOVICH: SYMPHONY NO. 10 4 played. 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Lill Title, Artist, Label & No. Title, Artist, Label & No. Chookasian, Karl Doench and William Walker also are featured. HOMAGE TO GERALD MOORE (2-12" LP's) -De Los Angeles /Schwarzkopf/ PENDERECKI: PASSION ACCORDING TO ST. LUKE-Various Artists/Tolzer Franz Allers will be the conduc- Fischer-Dieskau, Angel (No Mono); SB 3697 (S) Boy Choir, Cologne Radio Chorus & Symphony Orch., RCA Victrola tor. On Saturday (l1), soprano VIC 6015 (M); VICS 6015 (5) Milka Stojanovic debuts with the IVES: THE TWO STRING QUARTETS- Julliard Quartet, Columbia ML 6427 (M); MS 7027 (S) company as Leonora in Verdi's "La Form del Destino." Jess Thomas and Irene Dalis drew a reported 37 curtain calls in the title roles of Wagner's "" with the San other concerts will be on Jan. 24 the Place des Arts in Montreal. Francisco Opera Oct. 18. . and May 6. 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www.americanradiohistory.com Gospel Music 'Most Successful' Quartet Meet Swanee River Boys Slate Makes Korean 'Duty' During Yule the GMA $5,000 Richer NASHVILLE - The Swanee centers, and to men in the field NASHVILLE - The coffers and renewals in the association. volunteers through the audience River Boys will spend their along the 38th parallel." of the Gospel Music Association Membership increased by 17 per to sell the LP. GMA received Christmas with the "forgotten He said everybody thinks of are some $5,000 fuller following cent during the gathering which $1,045. Renewals and new men of the Armed Forces," the 17th parallel in Vietnam the National Quartet Conven- brought more than 25,000 to memberships accounted for the those stationed in Korea. these days, but have forgotten tion in Memphis. Ellis Auditorium for the five balance. "These are the men nobody those still serving in Korea. LuWayne Satterfield, execu- day- and -night sings and serv- Calling it the "most success- ever thinks about," explained The Swanee River Boys, who tive secretary of GMA, said the ices. ful convention Bill Nelson, baritone of the record for Skylite, call their organization ever," Miss Sat- profited primarily In an unprecedented action, terfield noted that young people group. "We're going over Dec. singing "spiritual" rather than from the sale of - 11 its specially GMA was allowed to make a were in abundance, not only in and spend an entire month, gospel. "We used to sing a produced album and, second- "pitch" from the stage on Satur- the audience playing all the hospitals, USO little of everything, but now arily, from but on the stage. new memberships day night, and then send 40 Ronnie Goss, leader of the Goss stay in the spiritual vein," Nel- Brothers group, "gospel music son said. at one time was in a rut. It was 17 Acts in The group moved to Nash- The Childress Clan: They're aimed primarily at the older ville a few months ago after church members. We felt that 10 years in the Indianapolis it could be changed to reach Hess Agency area. Using strings for back- First Family of Television all ages. We began composing ground instead of the traditional WICHITA, Kan. -The Chil- The family consists of Elmer; our own material." NASHVILLE Gospel Art- Gospel piano, they sing in a - subdued manner. dress Family, now carried in his wife, June, and their three That material has definite ists Service, the new agency Burford Abner, manager of color, has celebrated its 10th daughters, Pam, 17; Debbie, 13, new "beat" sound, leaning more headed by Jake Hess, now is and Shari, to a "pop- the Swanee River Boys, is an year on TV. The program 7. Throughout the gospel" type. The booking 17 gospel acts. This -tele- early fall they played outdoor Blackwood Singers of Mem- reportedly makes GAS the larg- outstanding writer. Bill Carver, vised tenor, is live each day -is rated fairs. phis, the younger generation of est such booking agency in the first also a writer. tops in the Wichita metro mar- Elmer Childress, in addition the famous Blackwood Brothers, field. Merle Abner, fourth member of group, ket, and number one in total to his singing schedule, is an also presented a new sound with Hess said additional acts the has been associated with home viewers over all other pro- announcer at KARD -TV in a youthful accent. would be added, making his a the quartet almost since grams telecast during the same Wichita, and has a 90- minute The new board of directors completely centralized agency, its inception. time period. gospel program every Sunday and officers of GMA pledged able to book any sort of con- The program is carried over a on KFDL radio. an all -out membership drive. cert or single group anywhere. as a part of the Imperials. He four -station network, covering The family has eight albums The National Quartet Conven- Currently he has the Black - is performing twice weekly, and parts of Kansas, Nebraska, released on the Heart Warming tion again will be held in Mem- woods booked in Canada and appearing three mornings a Colorado and Oklahoma. The label, including a Christmas LP, phis next year. Several hundred the Stamps and Imperials on week on the KLAC "Country Childress Family also is seen "Silver Bells." A new album, tickets for next year's festivi- the West Coast. Junction" show emceed by Eddie regularly on the "Revival Fires" "The Best of Elmer, June and ties have been sold. Plans call Hess also continues his sing- Hill. Hill is a partner with program, carried on 20 stations. Pam," will be released soon. for another five -day affair. ing, but as a single rather than Hess in GAS. National Quartet Convention Draws 25,000

- I GOSPEL ARTISTS SERVICE officials and artists stand beside a display at the National Quartet Conven- tion. Left to right: Jake Hess, Hovie Lister, Doy Ott, Armond Morales and Marvin Norcross.

WITH BROTHER HOVIE LISTER accompanying on the piano, the Statesmen entertain on stage at Ellis Auditorium, Memphis, before a crowd of more than 7,000.

THE BLUE RIDGE QUARTET display at the National Quartet Convention at Ellis Auditorium, Memphis.

GOSPEL MUSIC ASSOCIATION executive secretary LuWayne Satterfield and Nancy Dunn, of Pete Emery Productions, sold the new "American ON OPENING NIGHT at the Nat onal Quartet Convention in Memphis, the "new" Imperials are introduced. Gospel Classics," a GMA -produced album, at the National Quartet The group was called back for two encores. Convention in Memphis. 40 NOVEMBER 4, 1967, BILLBOARD

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* NATIONAL BREAKOUTS FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE Hugo Montenegro A His Ork, RCA Victor 9224 ( Unart, BMI) (New Orleans) STAG -O -LEE Wilson Molten, Atlantic 2448 (Public Domain) A LOVE THAT'S REAL Intruders, Gamble 209 (Razor Sharp, BMI) (Dettoit) i WILD HONEY

Beach Boys, Capitol 2028 (Sea of Tunes, BMI) LOVE OF THE COMMON PEOPLE Wayne Newton, Capitol 2016 (Tree, BMI) (Houston) * REGIONAL BREAKOUTS UPTOWN These new records, not yet on Billboard's Hot 100, have Seer Chambers Brothers, Columbia 44296 (Mabry, BMI) reported getting strong sales action ev dealers in majo marketlsl listed in parentheses. (St. Louis)

LOVE OF THE COMMON PEOPLE WHO WOULD DENY ME waw eae /Cherrytown, BMI) 0.Wsi'iA,FC1ßT l9i Everly Brothers, W Bros. 7088 (Tree, BMI) Ed Townsend, MGM 13784 (Copperleaf (San Francisco) (Baltimore)

44 NOVEMBER 4, 1967, BILLBOARD Copyrighted material

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NEW ACTION LP's GROOVIN' WITH THE SOULFUL POP SPOTLIGHT CLASSICAL SPOTLIGHT * STRINGS . . , Cadet LP 796 (M); LPS 796 (51 ;24500796.3; THE NOW SOUND OF THE MOZART: SYMPHONIES NOS. not yet it Billboetd's Top LP's Chart, BRASS RING 38 & 39 have been reported getting strong soles action by dealers 245. 007963) in major markers. Dunhill D 50023 (M); DS T, Berlin Radio Symphony (Moo - 50023 (S) ONE NATION UNDERGROUND . eel). Philips PHS 900.158 (S) The Brass Ring mellows today's top hits PINK FLOYD . . . Pearls Before Swine, ESP 1034 (M); ESP 1054 (S) through the mild tempering horns of Phil Maazel knows Lorin his Mozart so the com- Tower T 5093 (M); ST 5093 (SI (873. 05093 -3; (468. 01054 -3 468. 01054 -5) Bodner's saxophone and a handful of marim- poser's Symphonies No. 38 and No. 39 are 873. 05093.5) bas. Their instrumental blend is seamless given an exceptional understanding reading. and pleasing, featuring "Up, Up and Away," Maazel also knows his orchestra and he CLEAR LIGHT . . . "Georgy Girl," "Monday, Monday" and directs the Berlin Symphony Orchestra with The music PSYCLE . . Elaktra EKL 401-1 (M); EKS 7401.1 (S) (455. 00401.3; others. of the Brass Ring is per- a sure hand. fectly styled for sound systems where easy The Happenings, B.T. Puppy BTP 1003 (M); BTPS 1003 (S) 455.07401.5) listening is given away free. (237.010033; 23701003 -5) CAMELOT . . . Soundtrack, Warner Bros. 8 1712 (M); BS 1712 (S) THE CANDYMEN . . . (92501712 -3; 925- 01712 -5) tö ABC ABC 616 ;M); ABCS 616 ;5: (105.00616 -3; 10500616 -51 CRY YOUNG . . . !R(FA1 mOTdTt PfpIRE 1HC(f s l!ÓUll2 Ahmad Jamol with Voices, LP 792 rn n± eHe,_FToFTFe ruGHr THE BLUES Cadet (M); LPS 792 JAMES COTTON (S) (245. 00792.3; 245. 007923) YOwON.INET4AÇE: BAND... Verve Folkways FT 3023 (M); FOS 3023 (Si THE LOVE MOVEMENT . . . CsPver1WjTHyTHE Wwf1D (895.030233; 895. 03023.5) Rod McKuen, Capitol T 2838 (M); ST 2838 (S) FOR R FELt' (300.02838.3; 300-02838.5) AMC TF»WHISPERERS GARDEN OF JOY . . , Kweskin R RS 6266 (Si THE AMERICAN BREED . . . Me BRxBieE EEsS M c ?won Jim Jug Bond, Reprise 6266 (M); (780. 06266.3; 780 -06266.5) Acta A 8002 (M); A 38002 (5) (118. 08002.3; 118. 380023) raáötm Rir'Yrrp : FOLK SPOTLIGHT

ALICE'S POP SPOTLIGHT RESTAURANT Ado Guthrie. Reprise R 6267 GREAT MOTION PICTURE (M); RS 6267 (S) 9 THEMES, VOL. 2 WARNER MACK,- Arlo Guthrie, the long- winded, humorous Various Artists. United Artists HIS SISTER DEAN Political-social satirist who was the talk of UAL 3625 (M); UAS 6625 (S) Me recent Newport Folk Festival, debuts Included here are original track highlights with his first LP and with the tale of the from and a "Man Woman," "In the Heat incredible Alice's restaurant massacre. A of the Night," "You Only Live Twice" great album from an artist who may soon and "Alfie," with such conductors as even outshine his famous father -the late Francis Lai, Leroy Holmes, , folksinger Woody Guthrie. John Barry and Henry Jerome, and per- formances by Ferrante and Teacher and the Serendipity Singers.

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MANITAS DE PLATA AND HIS THE ARTISTRY OF SONGS WE SANG IN FLAMENCO MAGIC CARLOS MONTOYA CHURCH AND HOME United Artists UAL 3610 (M); Warner Mack and His Sister Columbia CL 2758 (M); CS UAS 6610 (S) Dean. Decca DL 4912 (M); DL 9558 (S) 74912 (S) A new Carlos Montoya album is always Don't be fooled. Sister Dean is more evi- De Plata's mournful voice welcome to and his equally admirers of flawless flamenco dent on this album than Warner Mack, mournful guitar capture the And essence of guitar playing. this album lives uP Mack does the recitation on "I Want My flamenco music. De Plata Is to expectations as able to ex- the master guitarist is Loved Ones to Go With Me" and comes press the tragedy and joy of with in his usual top life a form. All nine selections through loud and strong occasionally, but guitar technique that is uniquely his. are original His compositions, including gems it's actually his sister who leads the way ,19FOLK SPOTLIGHT family (sins in on the second such as en side of the "Son Tres Tonos" and Im- with a spirited voice. record. Andaluzas." "Keep On the Firing presiones Line" rings out best on this LP, PLEASURES OF THE HARBOR Phil Ochs. A &M A &M 133 (M); A &M SP 4133 (S) POP SPOTLIGHT A slightly different Phil Ochs -this one LOO'. with more than just a guitar numbers WINE, WOMEN AND SONG on SPECIAL like the perceptive, haunting "The Party," ALITO ORTËGA t 9 Philadelphia Orch. (Orman- which trills with piano, even an organ MERIT dy). Columbia ML 6432 (M); and violins on Pleasures of the Harbor." A, PICK SPECIAL MERIT PICKS MS 7032 (S) "The Crucifixion" 's very hip musically. He's still a protest or vde luxe. Take the With all the Strauss waltz albums available, chilling "Outside of a Small Circle of there's still a market for an outstanding Friends," for example. Special Merit Picks are new releases of outstanding merit which deserve one. And while lys impossible exoosure and which to perform could have commercial success within their respective a Strauss waltz with no schmaltz, Ormandy categories of music. and the Philadelphia Orchestra keep it to a minimum. The album will probably appeal more to the occasional classical buyer than to the die -hard. POP SPECIAL MERIT POP SPECIAL MERIT

FROM LULU ... WITH LOVE SOMETHING BEYOND INTERNATIONAL SPOTLIGHT Parrot PA 61016 IM); PAS 71016 (5) The Orchestra of Two Worlds. Liberty BOOGALOO NASHVILLE LRP 3537 (M); LST 7537 (5) 9 STYLE Before she was "discovered" in "To Sir With Love," Lulu was already on the charts in England with her The prolific Rod McKuen has another Polito Oretega. RCA Victor version of "Shout." fine Her date with success is forecast with score in his instrumental suite "Some- Inter. FPM 196 (M); FSP 196 evidence in this LP release, and the evi- thing Beyond," played well by the Or- (S) dence for Lulu's future popularity can be chestra of Two Worlds under Arthur Green- found in the crisp enthusiasm of her voice. slade, who arranged the disk version. The Latin rock, country style, is a mixture that Enclosed is proof, kept fresh and energetic title number also is offered as e vocal has a lot going for it. Palito in this spoil -proof in the lyrics for chorus. COMEDY Ortega's package, SPOTLIGHT Spanish language treatment of such songs, sf "Surprise, Surprise," "Here Comes ehe Night" and others, as as "A little Bit Me, a Little Bit You," sung by lulu . ED SULLIVAN PRESENTS THE "Happy Together" and "Walking in the are LAST TWO PEOPLE IN THE Sunshine" lilting and catchy with POP SPECIAL MERIT enough rhythmic values WORLD to attract those who CLASSICAL SPOTLIGHT don't even understand the translation. Il POP SPECIAL MERIT Jerry Stiller & Anne Macro. BOBBY HACKETT WITH STRINGS BACH: SIX SONATAS FOR Columbia CL 2742 (M); CS A TIME FOR LOVE VIOLIN AND HARPSICHORD 9542 (S) SINGS Grumiaux(Sartori. Philips Hershey Horowitz and Mary Elizabeth Doyle, RCA Victor LPM 3879 (M); LSP 3879 (S) Project 3 PR 5016 (M); PR 50165D (S) PHM 2.597 (M); PHS 2 -997 (S) familiar TV characters created by the hus- All Billboard violinist Renowned Arthur Grumiaux is flaw- band -wife team of Jerry Stiller and Anne Carol Burnett hasn't been too successful on The name of Bobby Hackett boost Meara, should less in this tsoaecord set of Bach's six are brought to disks with their in- disks in the past but this LP should change sales of this lush sounding blend trum. violin. harpsichord fectuaus humor. of sonatas. He is joined by Whether as "The last Two that sales route. She's winning fans every pet and strings. The strings generally pre. able harpsichordist People in the Articles Are Egida Giordani Sartori. World" or as Hershey and week with Mr CBS -TV show and she'll dominate but Hackett does occasionally come The result is a series planning of performances mak- Elizabeth a wedding, Stiller and win more once the belting and ballad style to the forefront, exhibiting his finesse on ing for a good Meara are a bright catalog item, worthy of new team. Their corn. displayed in this album gets around. The the horn. Material includes standards such comparison with top ments on movies other collections. adult and TV commercials "good music" stations have lots to pro- as "My Funny Valentine," "You Stepped Scores are included in the also are telling. Available as Reprints package. gram out of this one. Out of a Dream" and "You Only live Twice." 46 NOVEMBER 4, 1967, BILLBOARD

www.americanradiohistory.com POPULAR SPECIAL CLASSICAL SPECIAL MERIT q CHRISTMAS SPECIAL MERIT POP SPECIAL MERIT ® POP MERIT Á UP WITH PEOPLE Various Artists. Pace M.1102 (M); IN BRASS S -1102 (S) ONLY THE BEGINNING TANGO! BRAHMS: SERENADE IN D A FESTIVAL OF CAROLS SOMETHING OLD, NEW AND BLUE Joe Williams. Solid State SS 18015 (SI Joel Grey. Columbia CL 2752 (M); CS Werner Mueller & His Orchestra. Lon- Philadelphia Chamber Symphony (Bru- Bross Ensemble. Columbia ML 6433 (S) THE. ELECTRIC SITAR 9552 don SP 44098 (5) RCA Victor LM 2976 (M); LSC (M); MS 7033 (S) POP GOES silow). Vincent Bell, Decca DL 4938 (M); 2976 (S) (S) Joel Grey's new -found celebrity as a star Werner Mueller's orchestra glides through In this, their second Columbia album, the DL 74938 Philadelphia Brass Ensemble of the Broadway musical hit, "Cabaret," the Latin standards, "La Comparihta," on this excellent per- There's a wealth of inspired playing fine seasonal THE CAKE will help get hA debut Columbia LP off the and "Jalousie" as well as forms a series of carols in "Blue Tango" LP, the Philadelphia Chamber Symphony's Decca DL 4927 (M); DL 74927 IS) ground. There should also be good radio "Dark Eyes" and "Hernando's style. Most are paired in interesting com- the non -Latin debut recording. Formed only last year, to e such as "Hark! The Herald Angels exposure help it move because he's Hideaway" with grace and style. It's one of the lop binations, this unit should become a Midnight SAN REMO GREATEST HITS a highly talented fellow who knows how produced and well- packaged album with Sing" with "It Came Upon well- groups in the nation. Brahms here Holy Caravel! and His Magnificent Strings. to take a show standard and make it stand "small" Clear" and "Silent Night, Night" a full, rich sound. It should be in the and with marvelous 2713 9513 (S) to is played tenderly "The Twelve Columbia CL (51); CS out. Once exposed to Grey, he's hard catalog for some time. with "Joy to the World." understanding. one of the resist. Days of Christmas" is but OF EVERYTHING heard A a new light. THE BEST many selections Frank Cordell and His Orch. United Artists UAL 3590 (M); UAS 6590 (S) POP SPECIAL MERIT SPECIAL MERIT POP SPECIAL MERIT ® CLASSICAL Á MERIT SMOOTH SAILING GOSPEL SPECIAL Decca DL 4887 (M); DL 74887 (S) THE RIDDLE OF TODAY CONCERTOS FREE AGAIN MOZART: FOUR HORN GENTLY SWINGIN' A LITTLE TRAVELING MUSIC Earl Grant, Decca DL 4937 (11)5 Riddle. LRP (M); Nelson Liberty 3532 Ann Dee. Capitol T 2784 (M); ST 2784 Alan Civil /Royal Philharmonic (Kempe). DL 74937 (S) LRP 7532 (5) (S) RCA Victor Red Seal LM 2973 (M); LSC Clara Ward Singers with the Dukes I GOT IT BAD (A THAT AINT 2973 (S) of Dixieland. Harmony HL 7434 (M); Nelson Riddle gets in a pleasant pop mood This could be a sleeper. Miss Dee has a rich, GOOD) with "Don't Sleep in the Subway," "Gain' throaty voice, a way with a lyric and a HS 11234 (S) Byrdle Green. Prestige 7509 (M); PR The foremost French horn soloist gives Out of My Head" and "Sunshine Super- showman's instinct. Material is all standard. 7509 (S) these four striking concertos a brilliant Ward Gospel man." plus a couple of his own composi- exposure, Miss Dee could be a The combination of the Clara With a little His with the difficult in- the tions, and "Chestnut Trees." He reading. skill and the traditional jazz of OF BART "Cortege" durable properly for Capitol- somewhat in throughout. There's bite, Singers THE HEART also treats the "Smothers and strument is shining of Dixieland may not pull too Johnny Harris & His Orchestra. Brothers" the Marilyn Maye bag. here that enriches the Dukes "Tenon" TV themes with class. warmth and subtlety in the hide -bound gospel market, but United Artists UAL 3550 (M); UAS Kempe and the Royal Philharmonic strong listener. there are still enough pop buyers who dig 6550 (S) keep the pace brisk. sub- the pop -gospel to give this album sales. BARRA LIMPA cCOUNTRY SPECIAL MERIT stantial (M); [ POP SPECIAL MERIT I.uls Henrique. Verve V 8697 PI V6.8697 (S) CLASSICAL SPECIAL MERIT tietIN & THWITH LOVE ROY ACUFF SINGS FAMOUS OPRY FOLK SPECIAL MERIT EDDIE HEYWOOD WITH LOVE FAVORITES STRINGS ROMANCE OF T 2833 (11); ST 7.833 (S) Che, Imperial LP 12358 (S); LP 9358 AH SWEET LADY /THE Capitol (MI Hickory LP 139 (S) MEDIEVAL FRANCE YESTERDAY'S GONE THE PRIVATE SEA OF DREAMS II Gruppo, RCA Victor LPM 3846 Dacca R 6269 Cher continues to hold her own as a solo Long a "Grand Ole Opry" favorite himself, New York Pro Musics (White). The Montfort Mission. Reprise (M); LSP 3846 (S) here sings 12 selections closely as singer but for an added insurance she's Acuff Label DL 79431 (5) RS 6269 (5) favorites the "Opry." Gold (S); got Sonny (Bono) on tap as producer of this sociated with other of DANCE AND BE HAPPY! They've together interest- The result is a good collection of top package. put some has interpreted and abetted reminiscent of Sammy Kaye & His Orchestra. Decca ing and diversified material that includes country tunes M the familiar Acuff style. The Montfort Mission is the "rediscovery" of the French secular crowding today's DL 4924 1M); DL 74924 (S) Rodgers and Hart's for Your Supper," Included are such numbers as Hank Snow's and many of the folk groups "Sing motet, its elaborate chordal polyphony inspired ballads Dylan's "The Times They Are "I'm Movin' On,' Don Gibson's "Oh, Lone- market, yet their mild, Bob rich counterpoint. White celebrates of quiet originality and FOR STRING A- Changin'," and the new "You Better Sit some Me," George Morgan's "Candy Kisses," de Machaut, lend an air INTERMEZZO HARP, French composer Guillaume Travers of Peter, Paul and & FLUTE Down Kids." All get that distinctive Cher and Jim Reeves' "I Love You Because." the anguish and harmony. Mary QUARTET who, in turn, celebrates as guest soloist in "No Dot 3810 DLP touch. love and musical Mary is featured Pete King. DLP (MI; refinements of courtly with the Montfort Mission 25810 (5) rhymes and the More Silence" imagery. The intricate blending beautifully in the background. In poetic text are part of the grand elegant "Yesterday's Gone" and "Poor Man " -as MEMORIES SING ALONG WITH COUNTRY SPECIAL MERIT design of the French chanson. has a sleeper- POP SPECIAL MERIT ó well as in others -the group MITCH ( a new folk PI sound that could awaken MWer & The Gang. Harmony Mitch following. HL 7442 (M); NS 11242 (S) GUITAR IN THE COUNTRY PRICE CLASSICAL A KIND OF HUSH THE FASTEST /, LOW \ JERRY MURAD'S HARMONICATS Imperial LP 9360 (M); 1e MERIT John Davidson. Columbia CL 2734 (M); Jimmy Bryant. SPECIAL GREATEST HITS SPECIAL MERIT Columbia CL 2711 (M); C39511 (SI CS 9534 (S) LP 12360 (S) COMEDY /BERLIOZ V SPOTLIGHT ON NILSSON Jimmy Bryant ranges far in his material R. STRAUSS /DUKAS John Davidson brings a new and refreshing 5095 ST 5095 (S) for this top country guitar album, from Tower T (M); mood to many current hits with a slow ro THIS IS ITL to "Tico-Tico" to "Cara- RCA Vic- mantic vocal tempo accompanied by his "Down Yonder" NBC Symphony ( Toscanini). MY WAY van." But the style is country, the tech- TODAY own quiet guitar work. It makes " Georgy Nola VIC 1267 (M) Bros. W 1717 Patti Page. Columbia CL 2761 (M); nique is secure and the performances top- Bob Newhart. Warner Girl," "If I Were a Carpenter," "There's CS 9561 (S) notch. A good followup to his previous WS 1717 (5) a Kind of Hush (All Over the World)" and Toscanini's performances with the NBC (M); Groovy" worth all over Imperial disks. a steady treat for "Feelin' hearing Symphony has become album by FILL MY HEART WITH SONG few LP's are Another laugh filled Warner Bros. Ross. Dacca 4922 again. the budge) boyar. Quite receive wide Annie DL (M); and there are more to Bob Newhart, who continues to (S) already on release bite, he ex- DL 74922 come, but, meantime, the performances here TV exposure. With satiric subjects as "Prenatal Twins," CLASSICAL SPECIAL MERIT of Berlioz's "Queen Mab Scherzo" and plores such THE SOUND OF ROUVAUN I R will keep many happy. "Modern Witch Doctor," "On Trains and RCA Victor LPM 3866 (M): l óâ POP SPECIAL MERIT Strauss' "Don Juan" with comic Rouvaun. Planes" and "Topless Clubs" LSP 3866 (S) ROSSINI OVERTURES results. A HANDFUL OF SONGS ORRT THEN AGAIN . . . LOW PRICE CLASSICAL Mike Semmes Slaters /Johnny HarrLa Cleveland Orch. (Ssell). Columbia ML Artists UAL 3607 King. (M); and Orcb. United Jonathan Parrot PA 61013 6431 (M); MS 7031 (5) INTERNATIONAL SPECIAL 6607 MERIT (M); UAS (5) PAS 71013 (S) SPECIAL Here's a delightful potpourri of five Ros- MERIT A SITAR RECITAL Jonathan King, the British singer, has built sini overtures. The Cleveland Orchestra Ravi Shenker. Odeon 1MOAE 1S0 (M) a good U. S. following through such single treats these melodic and often frothy works BACH: ORGAN MUSIC "Everyone's Moon;' understanding. And while OF RAVI SHANKAR releases as Gone to the with love and CHARLES AZNAVOUR THAN THE GENIUS "Where the Sun Has Never Shone" and some of the serious classical buffs may Anton Heiller. Audio Fidelity FCS ... Ravi Shankar, Columbia CL 2760 and Round." They're included here the musicianship of the WHOM NONE GREATER! CS 9560 IS) "Round Pass this by, 50,030 (S) (M); as well as other including Bob Dylan's Cleveland orchestra is worth the attention Like a Woman." as well as the casual buyer. Reprise R 6271 (M); RS 6271 (S) THE INCREDIBLE WORLD OF "Just of the serious One of the top organists around pives an Bach music, ocludmg JAMES BOND excellent progam of Various Artists. Unart M 20010 (MI; the "Prelude and Fugue in E Flat, S Aznavour sings of love -both requited and S 21010 (S) 552 (St. Anne)." The " Passacaglia in C otherwise -in French. Repertoire includes GO. POP SPECIAL MERIT gem. Two Ne Crois Pas" A CLASSICAL SPECIAL MERIT Minor, S. 582" is another some of his big ones -"Je MOODS OF MURRY as is the Aznavour, THE MANY chorales also are played expertly and "C'est Fini." It's standard WILSON "Toccata and Fugue in D Minor, S. 562." with excellent support from the Paul RAFAEL MENDEZ AND LAURINDO Murry Wilson. Capitol T 2819 (M); LUTOSLAWSKI: CONCERTO FOR ORCH. Mauriac Orchestra. (5) ALMEIDA TOGETHER ST 2819 FANTASIES Warsaw National Philharmonic (Ro- ELLINGTON Decca DL 4921 (M); DL 74921 (5) LOW -PRICE CLASSICAL Duke Ellington & His Orch. Harmony wicki). Philips PHS 900.159 (S) INTERNATIONAL SPECIAL HL 7436 (11); HS 11236 IS) guitar Laurindo and Sensational of Almeida A Grand Prix du Disque winner, this album SPECIAL MERIT trumpet Mendez the gut-tearing of Rafael - offers first disk performances of three MERIT haunting include an unusual, duet. Tunes works by one of Poland's foremost con- and COUNTRY "Sicilenne," a rippling "Eta' Acte" temporary composers. And these perform- WAGNER: TRISTAN AND ISOLDE "Bosse Romantics." Guitar and trumpet aft ances by Witold Rowicki and the War. SELECTIONS this but it DE LA CHANSON 1 MORE TIME cionadaes will appreciate LP; saw National Philharmonic are first rate. LES COMPAGNON also has some beautiful listening for the Tommy Strange and the Features. The "Concerto for Orchestra" proves over- Melchior /Traubel. Odyssey 32 16 0145 Rotosa CS 711 (SI average man. yet subtle, while "Funeral Music" powering, (M) Les Bohemians. UA International UN is gripping. "Venetian Games" also is fascinating. 14518 (M); UNS 15518 (5) RELIGIOUS Here's a marvelous recording culled from by the two distinguished stars. POP SPECIAL MERIT performances This French group has been dishing out CHRISTMAS MUSIC IN THE HOLY á Featured here, "Italde's Narrative," "0 some fine Gallic melodies for the past Koening" and Act III, Scene I, with in the same LAND CLASSICAL SPECIAL MERIT 20 years and they continue S000logue SL 105 (M) A . . . ® and Janssen in fine form. BENNY GOODMAN PARIS Melchior Herbert groove on this album, which marks their the Philharmonic In LISTEN TO THE MAGIC Artur Rodzinski leads debut on UA. The repertoire shows them HYMNS two selections. Technical reproduction is MY FAVORITE all at their melodic best in vocal and in. Ferrari. Sure 704 (S) BEETHOVEN: AH, PERFIDO /CANTATA good. Larry Benny Goodman. Command RS 921 strumental showcasings. Crespin/ Arroyo/ Diaz/ Various Artists/ HILDING HALVARSON "ONE OF SD S AMERICA'S MOST BELOVED GOS- New York Philharmonic ( Schippers). CLASSICAL PEL SINGERS" Benny Goodmen's clarinet work is legendary CBS 32 11 0039 (M); 32 11 0040 (5) LOW-PRICE Zond ZLP 722 (MI and Command's sound technique gives it a A fine of the "Cantata on the p l loyf paacdk p gs g d performance SPECIAL MERIT n 1.2 Death of Emperor Joseph II," a first re GOSPEL ha h y« m PThares o dism an **** with a superb reading stride as he goes through "April in Paris," cording, coupled FOUR -STAR ALBUMS "I Love Paris," "Under Paris Mitt" and by soprano Regine Crespin in the more THE VIRTUOSO RECORDER SWANEE RIVER BOYS SING GREAT Perfida" makes for an in The four -star rating is awarded new others of equal delight. familiar "Ah, GOSPEL SONGS terestMg Thomas Schippers expertly albums with sufficient commercial po- set. Bernard Krainis. Odyssey 32 16 0143 Zondervan ZIP 718 (M) leads the New York Philharmonic in both tential In their respective categories to works. Soprano Martina Arroyo and bass (M); 32 16 0144 (S) merit being stocked by most dealers, - in THE BEST SONGS OF THE KELLER Justino Diaz are the excellent soloists one -stops and reek jobbers handling A here by Krainis YORK TEAM the cantata. shining example is given that category. Zondervan SLP 717 ALBUM that shows the simplicity and the beauty of the recorder. His tone is gentle and his rich. Works include I MUST TELL JESUS REVIEW embellishments are McDuff Brothers. Zondervan ZLP 714 CLASSICAL SPECIAL MERIT those by Telemann, Vivaldi and a blues number, "Eons Ago Blue." The consort and SOUNDTRACK MINE FOR THE ASKING POLICY baroque ensemble give perfect support. Dorothy Scott. Gospel Key GK 1007 VIENNA CHAMBER ROBBERY (11); GKS 1007 (S) (4 LP's) Original Soundtrack. London M 76008 Every album sent to Billboard 16 SINGING MEN, VOL, 8 JAZZ SPECIAL MERIT (MI: MS 82008 (S) for review is heard by Bill. Various Artists. London CMA 7403 (M); Zorsdervaa 212 719 (M) board's Review Panel, and CSA 2403 I5) THE LONG DUEL TILL THE STORM PASSES BY its sales potential is rated HAMP STAMPS re Soundtrack. of the chamber mu The Victors Quartet. Trail TSRC 1801 An excellent packaging O iggMSD M3 olio (S) within its category of music. Schubert, Haydn LP sic of Mozart, and Bee- Lionel Hampton and Hit los. Inner Full reviews are presented thoven. While these selections have been (Continued on paRe 49) Circle. Glad Hamp GHSLP 1011 (S) MONDO HOLLYWOOD for Spotlight Picks or Special available before on separate recordings, this Soundtrack. Tower T 5083 the Vienna Octet, Willi OrMnal Picks, and collection, featuring ST 5083 (S) Merit oll ether, Boskovsky and the Vienne Mozart Ea- Hemp is still great at the vibes. Most of the IMIS LP's are listed under the cet In A Major, K 581," receives by Al- material on the album was written by the SEE ALBUM REVIEWS move nicely. Mozart's - artist. It all adds up to same melodic, ST. 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Westminster XWN 19132 (M); Haydn symphonies performed in an (M); WST 17132 (S) their release are Shake- TEI.EMANN/ BA CH /KR A U S/ by Denis Vaughn and the Or- out LORENZrrr: SONATAS songs and consort mu- PIANO MUSIC OF LOUIS Naples. spearean THE Claude Monteux /Walter Trampler. chestra of counter -tenor Alfred MOREAU) GOTTSCHALK Music Guild MG 147 (M); MS 147 (5) sic with Amiram RIgaL Decca DL 10143 (ND); Tenor James King sings songs Deller, lute player Desmond DI. 710143 IS) *** TELEMANN: SUITES IN THREE -STAR ALBUMS of Schubert and Richard Consort. D A A MINOR Dupre and the Deller The duet-star rating indicates moder- Strauss, while soprano Leon - B I Z E T/ S T R A L'S S /S U P P E Collgium Aureum (Reinhardt). RCA ate sales potential within each record's Vienna Slate Open Orchestra (Roden. Victrola VIC 1272 1111); VICS 1272 tyne Price and pianist Andre Westminster 95515 1027 (S) (S) music category. Previn perform pop selections. VARIATIONS VIVALDI: CONCERTOS FOR Pianist Alexis Weissenberg, in Eden & Tamer. London CM 9533 (M); VIOLA D'ASIORE AND MANDOLIN POPULAR album, plays New York Sinfonletta (Goberman). his first Victor CS 6533 (S) HIS ORCHESTRA Odyssey 32 16 0137 (51); 32 16 STANLEY PAUL. AND Jacob Lateiner ROOM Chopin. Pianist Classical 0138 IS) AT THE PUMP BRAHMS: DOUBLE. CONCERTO IN Marco 130 (S) joins violinist Jascha Heifetz MINOR FOR VIOLIN, CELLO & A ANTES SINGS 8. SINGS and cellist Gregor Piatigorsky ORCH. OP 102 LJERRYSIN GS and Francaix. Fournier /Janigro/ BLUES Doe n1-P 3e2c toes: ALP 25826 (s) in Dvorak (Sehrechen). Westminster 18268 Notes Orch. (M); W 9712 (S) BOB BRAUN SINGS BLUE LIGHTNIN' Bob Aon. UnItM Artists UAL 3618 Hopkins. Jewel LP 5000 (M) (nu: uas sels (s> Continued from page 39 TO POLYPHONY (AN I./ghtnln' UJA PLAINSONG A LOVE AFFAIR Proceeds to ANTHOLOGY OF CHORAL MUSIC) The Golden Leaves. Challenge CHS Richard Goode is joining the Choir oT the Carmelite Priory (Me- 621 (S) Continued from page 38 Symphony Chamber Play- Carthy) Everest 31723 (S) Boston JAll "ALL AT ONCE" ers as regular pianist. His first carol xaf fraturins óabrie' natea:ar and we have turned down their GREAT MASTERS OF THE ITALIAN LIVE AT THE VILLAGE. VANGUARD Jr. Kanake KS 3002 (S) performance with the group will BAROQUE. Thad Jones & Mel Lewis. Solid State last offer. be at Jordan Hall Nov. 13. . L. Ciampi" Instrumental ensem- THE SOUL SET "V. SS 18016 (5) Johnson 7 1001 (Sn Zagreb Pro Arte Quartet ble of Piacenza (Zanabon;). Everest "I realize we probably will The 3173 (S) ITEMS BRUCE WATSON SINGSt never make as much money on played music of Penderecki, Sla- LOUIS ARMSTRONG: RARE Mutual (n'1) Decca Jazz Herlal:e Scrim. DL Df 6354 this recording as they have of- venski, Gretchaninov, Barber and DUPRE: LE CHEMIN DE LA CROIX 9225 (51); DL 79225 (5) there are certain Halsey Stevens.... Jean Martinon Marcel Dupre /Cavallle Coll Organ of fered us, but and the Chicago Symphony play Saint- Sulpice. Parts. Westminster MUSTANG! principles that must be main- (I1). 18916 (M); W 9349 (S) Donald Byrd. Blue Note BLP 4238 GOSPEL at Queens College Saturday BLP 84238 (S) tained in the music business. is (M); JOHN BOS AT THE ORGAN The Fresno Philharmonic KORN/PROKOFIEV /COPLAND/ 72a I a piano KANSAS CITY PIANO (19364941) zonaervan zLP "Therefore, think that what conducting competition REICCER THE SINGING for young artists Radio Orch. (Eger). West- Count Basle /Pete Johnson /Jay Me- MARGARET KELLER OF I would like to do now is to regional contest Vienna SINGS SONGS OF DEVOTION minster XWN 19131 (M); WST Shann /Mary Lou Williams. Decca KELLERS that with first prize being 51,200 and Jazz Heritage (M); Sheerer Starr CM 7163 make an announcement 17131 (S) Series DL 9226 an appearance with the orchestra. DL 79226 (5) the net profits from all the sales GOSPEL to residents 11 Western, LOW PRICE would go to Open of LISTZ: HUNGARIAN RHAPSODIES DUKE ELLINGTON: THE TRIO WITH of this recording a n d 1, 2 THE MARSRACLETTES Mountain Southwestern Nos. & 3 BEGINNING (Vol. I 1926 -1928) LINDA BRATTON United Jewish Appeal. I Farnadl, Pplano. Westminster the States from 18 to 28 years old. Edith Decca Jan Heritage Series DL 9224 "LOndcrvan. ZLP 725 (nf) think that it would be very ap- 18336 (M); W 9344 (5) (M); DL 79224 (S) The contest's entry deadline is CLASSICAL propriate for this announce- Dec. 15. FRED KIRBY LISZT: HUNGARIAN RHAPSODIES THE. TRANCE. BACH: 3 SONATAS FOR PIANO ment to be made at the . . . No. 9.15 Booker Ervin. Prestige 7462 (M); PR AND CELLO Edith aW L Westminster 7462 (S) Bernare Greenhouse!Anlhony n(akas. dinner for Sam Goody." (5f ); \VST 18337 IM 934p Io.) West (losere XWN 19126 Opera Review THE TURNING POINT (1943 -1944) 17126 (S) Solomon also is furnishing LISZT: HUNGARIAN RHAPSODIES Woody Herman. Decca Jazz Heritage MACDOWELL: PIANO CONCERTI display's for an album, noting DL 79229 IS) (Dixon)/ Continued from page 38 Nos. 1 -8 Series 9229 (M); DL Vienna Slate DPfra Oreh. are going to Edith Famadl, piano. Westminster 183(an fane. Westminster that the proceeds 18336 (M); W 9344 (S) WOODY LIVE EAST & WEST 183G7 (M); 9715 fS) the UJA. The album cover in- Records, for whom she has re- Woody Herman & The Swing.' Herd. PIANO TRIOS 9493 (S) STRADELLAICLEMENTI: cludes the Star of David. corded extensively, plugged her ITALIAN MADRIGALS OF THE. Columbia CL 2693 (M); CS Trio DI IIolxano. WestminxteC XWN 19129 IM); WST 17129 (S) in a full -page ad, while London RENAISSANCE SOUTHSIDE SWING (1934-1935) Marenzio Ensemble ( Saraceni). Luca Earl Hines & His Orchestra. Decca VIERNE /TOURNEMIRE: ORGAN noted she was on that label's Everest 6179 (M); 3179 (S) (51); MUSIC Jazz Heritage Series DL 9221 ]carie Madeleine d Maurice Durone Angel Issues 'Igor' "Alcina," as is Miss Berganza. DL 79221 (S) at the Organs. \Veatminater XWN QUARTETS K 387/K 421 Krause, an asset to any oper- MOZART: 19134 (SD; w'ST 17134 IS) Continued from page 38 Allegrl String Quartet. Westminster BOSS HORN atic stage, also was in superb XWN 19133 (M); SSST 17133 (SI Blue Mitchell. Blue Note BLP 4257 LOW PRICE CLASSICAL The other set form and cut a dashing figure. (M); BLP 84257 (5) FOR Rudolph Schock. THE FRK THE OU& R TLS GREGORIAN CHANTS His album of baritone arias is TAT O UOS CHRISTMAS contains three symphonies. Also . MELLOW SOUL Choir of the Vienna Ii nr4ekabtlle) this fall. XV Ion Patterson. Prestige 7510 (M); TV 341815 (S) on Seraphim will be Rudolf due on London Corena, ( Schabesser). Turnabout Jean -Pierre Rampal/Robert Veyron Ia- PR 7510 (S) the Royal Philhar- possibly the finest basso buffo cro), Everest 3180 (S) MARCHE MILITAIRE, VOL. 1 Kempe and De La Palx 5fustquc Des Mendelssohn and Hum - around, also contributed a top- GET EIN' UP (Dondcyne. afusle CulldGuild MG 145 monic in RESPIGHI: PINES OF ROME. /FOUN- Johnny "Hammond" Smith. Prestige portrayal. He is on Lon- OF ROME Ms los Is7 perdinck and pianist Witold notch TAINS 7494 (M); PR 7494 (S) of the Vienna Stale Opera Orch. ( Quadri). C.P.E. BACH: MARCHES /SONATAS/ Malczynski in Brahms. don's complete recording Westminster 18271 (M); W 9713 (S) THE REAL MoCOY SONATINAS include an al- opera with Siepi. The two stars McCoy Tyner. Blue Note BLP 4264 Muslea Viva Ensemble (Bille. Mont Capitol Classics for MCS (C) 2126 (S) are on "Don RIBISKY- KORSAKOFF: SCHEHERA- (M); BLP 84264 (S) bum of romances for violin and also London's ZADE, OP. 35 MARCHE MIITAIRE, VOL. 1 with violinist Yehudi Giovanni" of Mozart. ( Dc la Palk orchestra Vienna State Opera Orch. Quadri). CHICK WEBB: A LEGEND nluslque Dcx Gardiens a Westminster 18278 (M); W 9714 (S) (Vol. I 1929 -1936) (DOndeyne. Muslo Guud MG 146 MD; Menuhin and the Philharmonia As for Siepi, he's still su- Decca Jazz Heritage Sertes DL 9222 MS 196 IS) Orchestra under John Pritchard. preme artist, with flawless mu- SIBELIL'S: FINLANDIA (M); DL 79222 (S) MOZART: PIADO CONCERTO NO. 14 The Halle Orchestra (Barblrolll). Capi- SONATA FANTASY Another title has Sir Malcolm sicianship and a graceful stage toi P 8669 (M); SP 8669 IS) CHICK WEBB: KING OF THE Walttr Kllen /Orch. f the Vienna is inch the Turnabout TV Sargent and the Orchestra of presence. He every SAVOY (1937.1939) Volksober (Haag). FRED KIRBY THE. ARTISTRY OF Chick Webb. Decca Jazz Heritage 341785 (S) Covent Garden in Chopin. Figaro. FERRUCCIO TAGLIAVINI Series DL 9223 (M); DL 79223 (S) SCHUBERT /WEBENNAR /HAYDN GUITAR Everest 3177 (S) Lulsc Walker. Turnabout TV 34171 S LOW (S) PRICE CLASSICAL SPOKEN WORD THE VIRTUOSO HARMONICA Adalbcrlo IIorloll'Mlrna 511571oranzl- BERI.IOZ /WINDY: FRENCH SHAKESPEARE: THE Borioll. Lterest 3172 (S) ORCHESTRAL SHOWPIECES COMEDY OF ERRORS Prague Symphony (F'ekete). KRAUS/BACH/FILTZ: SYMPHONIES Crossroads H. Corbett /Finlay Currie. Shakespeare OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY 22 16 0160 (S) Recording Society SRS -S 205 (S) Vienna RadiVi Orch. (Otvos). Westmin- ster XR'N 19128 (M); WST 17126 (S) BRAHMS: MAGELONE Staempfli /Galling. Turnabout TV 34- 176 (M); TV 341765 IS) CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS THE CHRISTTTAS ALBU51 Paul Maurlat d HIS Orchestra. MOZART: SYMPHONY ZONDERVAN S CHRISTMAS ALBUM {nf 38 E: PhÌllps PF 200.255 (M): PHS 600 -255 Na. Various Artists. Zondenan ZIP 732 (S) ChicagoPRAGUSymphony Orch. (Kubehk). (M) Pickwick /33 PC 4042 (M); SPC 4042 COMEDY (S) LIVE BURLESQUE Llva United Artists UAL 613 (M); UAS NIELSEN: SYMPHONY No. 6/ CHILDREN'S 6633 (5) SIBEI.IUS: SIX HUMORESQUES Various Artists. Turnabout TV 34182 AUNT THERESA SONGS & STORIES LBJ MENAGERIE (M); TV 34182 IS) FOR CHILDREN Jubilee JGM 2068 (S) Z.ondman ZLP 715 VERDI OVERTURES INTERNATIONAL London Symphony Orch. (Unratil- HERE COME THE. BEAGLES IN LOVE LIKE YOU ANDI Pickwick/33 PC 4043 (M); SPC 4043 Harmony. HL 9561 (M); JS 14561 (S) F{eldl öruhl. UA International UN IS) 14529 (M); VNS 15529 (5) THE JUNGLE BOOK ONE PADDLE, TWO PADDLE VIVALDI: TIIE FOUR SEASONS Original Motion Picture Soundtrack. Pat Kanak KM /Angellcum Disneyland and lits Paddlers. Franco Gull( Orch. (Cec- 3948 (51) 1001 Inn HAROLD LAWRENCE, Philips Records classical a &r director, motions cato). Audio Fidelity ',CS 50,032 IS) of "Requiem" DON'T SAY GOODBYE for a microphone placement during a recording Mozart's The Scrvan Vocal Quartet with (gon Town Hall. Conductor VIVALDI: FOUR CONCERTI Ensemble. with the BBC Symphony in London's Watford Angellcam Orch. ISuvini). Audio Fidel- COMEDY Pachulskl Instrumental of orchestra, nlonitor MF 487 (51 ); MIS 987 (S) recently named permanent conductor the ity E'CS 50,027 (S) Colin Davis, W'ORLD'S Also featured are the John Alldis Choir, soprano Helen THE FOREMOST looks on. Gerd MUSIC OF ANTONIO VIVALDI AUTHORITY? SACRED Donath, alto Yvonne Minton, tenor Ryland Daves and bass Angelicum Orch. (Cremato /Zedda). Professor Irwin Corey. Viva V 6009 CSEHY MVSICAL MESSENGERS (nV Nienstedt. Audio Fidelity FCS 50,036 15) (M); V 36009 (5) 7.ondenan. ZLP 721 49 NOVEMBER 4, 1967, BILLBOARD

www.americanradiohistory.com Country Music Denney Urges Country Parley's Expansion, All -Trade Workshop NASHVILLE - Next year's said, "but we're missing the allow entrance to events. gathering of the music indus- boat by not filling Monday, Wilma Briggs, ticket manager try in Nashville should be ex- Tuesday and Wednesday with for the "Opry" came up with tended to a full week, and meaningful gatherings. Thurs- and old rubber stamp used by should include workshops and day, Friday and Saturday Judge George D. Ray more meetings for all facets of the could still be left for all of the than 30 years ago, making it industry, according to J. Wil- current functions." impossible to duplicate. liam Denney, president of Ce- Again, as this year, the con- Finally, 5,008 were regis- darwood Publishing Co. vention really began with the tered, swelling the "Opry" Denney, a director of the Music City Pro -Celebrity Golf Trust Fund by $50,090. Country Music Association tournament, and concluded CMA also well during (CMA), said fared there should be eight days later with the Co- the week, receiving 30 new ap- workshops for distributors, for lumbia Coffee Klach. Monday plications for membership in bookers, for promoters, and for and Tuesday were generally addition to its many renewals. everyone involved in country void activity. of Tom Perryman, general man- GENE NASH, left, and Leroy Van Dyke receive the Founding President's music. The coupling the Award B. of events ager of WMTC, Murfreesboro, from Rick Gay, center, son of Connie Gay, first president of Taking note that this year's had a on CMA. The combined award was for the work and time given to the decisive effect Nash- suggested a Day" lone workshop was over- ville's economy. "Founder's organization by the producer and singer during the past year. Hotel and mo- be held sometime early in the crowded and somewhat lost in tel officials said their occu- the shuffle week next year. Perryman who of the partying. pancy during the early days of has attended virtually every Denney said the time has come the week were up 60 to 80 per convention, said he had talked 'Yankee' Gallico Racks to take advantage of the pres- cent over a year ago. Up to Eddie Hill, Biff Collie and ence of more than 5,000 repre- The golf tournament also sentatives others and would seek to es- of the industry. helped swell attendance at the tablish a 7 Country Hits in a Row "The convention would day for "Old not official "Opry" birthday. Con- Timers" to meet. This would lose its birthday party were By ED ('Grand vention authorities forced involve those who attended the OCHS Ole Opry') concept," Denney to produce makeshift badges to first or second gathering. NEW YORK -Al Gallico of Some Gallico's past hits in- Next year's celebration has Gallico Music has chalked up clude "House of the Riding been set for the same weekend seven hit records in a row, and Sun," by the Animals; "Nitty U. S. (Oct. 17- 18 -19) with the golf currently has three in the top Asks KGBS' Cherry to Gritty" and "Name Game," tournament set for Oct. 12 -13. IO of the Hot Country Singles chart -an extraordinary show- Shirley Ellis; "She's Not There," Write 26 Spots on History ing for a New York -based firm. Zombies; "Here Comes My country was Baby," Tremoloes, and "Let LOS Gallico's first hit ANGELES - Hugh tor for Armed Forces Radio, Country Near "Wolverton Mountain," re- Love Come Between Us," by Cherry, radio personality and has delivered the spots to corded by Claude King in James and Bobby Purify, cur- newsman at KGBS, Los An- Nashville for taping by such 1963. rently on the r &b charts. geles, has been commissioned A New Peak: individuals as Eddy Arnold, Writers Merle Kilgore, Glen Gallico has recently signed by the Defense Department to Tex Ritter, Minnie Pearl, Ray with write Sutton and Billy Sherrill, now ABC to promote the score 26 "spots" on the history Price, Roy Acuff and Ernest Dick with for "Henry, Sweet of country Clark Epic Records, have Henry," and music. Tubb. teamed up to score hits for future Broadway and TV pro- Bill Ezell, talent co- ordina- Cherry, long active in the NASHVILLE - Dick Clark, such country artists as Dave ductions. Country Music Association, owner of a country music sta- Houston, Leon Ashley and Dave Houston's recording of now is working on 26 five -min- tion and former producer of others. Norris Wilson, head of "Almost Persuaded," a Gallico ute spots which will give a "Swinging Country," predicted Gallico's Nashville office and composition, won the award as little more depth to the sub- that, within 18 months, country the mainspring in the country the most performed ject, and will be used by music will reach unprece- record of field, has just signed Johnny the year, at the country music Armed Forces Radio. dented heights. Chestnut, who penned "Weak- convention in Nashville last Cherry is an expert in the Clark said that in future TV ness in a Man" for Roy Drusky. week. field, and is considered one of shows he planned to use more the most knowledgeable men in country acts than ever before. the industry. He has utilized 52 country art- ists in the past. WQXR -FM Will Air Sunday WFVG Now WAKS "Country music is enjoying the stature it once had, and Concerts of 2 Orchestras And Goes Country will surpass that," Clark said. He can FUQUAY- RALEIGH, N. C. foresee more Eddy NEW YORK - WQXR -FM, The station has also added -On Oct. 23, WFVG has gone Arnolds appearing, and break- the powerhouse classical music taped stereo ing over into the field. programs of the from the airwaves, to be re- pop station here, will broadcast the Pittsburgh "I believe my shows not only Sunday afternoon concerts of Symphony Orches- placed by WAKS with a new tra, bringing full -time country music format. have helped country music, but the American Symphony Or- the programming country music The 17- year -old station is a has helped my chestra from Carnegie Hall and roster of the station to the six 1,000 -watt daytimer. Manager shows. It brought me new au- the National Symphony Orches- major orchestras, including the Bruce Creekmore would appre- dience," Clark said. He ap- tra of Washington when the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Bos- ciate records and letters from peared here at the "Opry" orchestra performs in Philhar- ton Symphony Orchestra, and artists and "perhaps a visit birthday celebration, to pro- monic Hall. Programs will be the Boston Pops. Additionally, TEX RITTER hosts the Fender when anyone is in the Raleigh mote Vox instruments. live and in stereo, beginning WQXR -FM will present Instrument at recent the show the area." Gene Tyson is program Sunday (29), according to Wal- broadcasts of the "Grand Ole Opry" celebration in Metropolitan director; deejays include Walt ter Neiman, vice -president of Opera live from Lincoln Cen- Nashville. It was the first time an operations. instrument company had partici- Pearson, Jim Turner and ter beginning Dec. 9. pated. Hommer Briarhopper. Goldwax Sets Country Line KUZN -TV's 'Dateline Youth' Yesteryear's Country Hits NEW YORK - Goldwax Records has launched a country Bows Featuring Record music subsidiary label -Timmy Acts COUNTRY SINGLES- COUNTRY SINGLES - Records. First release will fea- WEST MONROE, La. panels, a dance contest, and ture Kathy - 5 Years Ago 10 Years Ago Davis. Like Gold - KUZN-TV (Channel 39) is bow- teen- opinion wax, Timmy will be distributed segments. November 3, 1962 November 4, 1957 ing a new bandstand type daily nationally by Amy -Mala -Bell In addition to the bandstand show -"Dateline Youth " 1, Mama Sang a Song- 1. Wake Up Little Susie - Records. -fea- show hosted by KUZN person- Bill Anderson (Dena) Evedy Brothers (Cadence) Larry Uttal, president of luring record acts. Host will 2. I'm Gonna Everything Rock/Treat He Nice ality Don Younger and Strat- Change - 2. Jailhouse - Amy -Mala -Bell, said he's step- be Bruce Stratton, program di- Jim Reeves (RCA Elvis (RCA ton. The show, Victor) Presley Victor) ping up called "Tu," will 3. I've Been Everywhere -Hank Snow 3. My Special Angel -Bobby Helms activities in the coun- rector and air personality at music be informal in nature and also (RCA Victor) (Decca) try field. The firm has KUZN radio, under the name of Devil already had country releases on use video of record artists. 4. Woman -Marty Robbins 4, Fraulein -Bobby Helms (Decca) Phil Harmonic. (Columbia) 5. Geisha Girl-Hank Locklin the JED International and New show, KUZN -TV is also bow- Stratton said last week that 5. Don't Go Near the Indians- (RCA Victor) World labels. JED is owned by ing a 10 p.m. Friday interview Rea Allen (Mercury) 6. Home of the Blues /Give My Love John Denny in Nashville. In the show will hit the air soon, 6. Cow Town -Webb Pierce (Deem) to Rose -Johnny Cash (Sun) addition, several independent Monday through Friday, 5 -5:30 7. A furl I Used to Know- George 7. My Shoes Keep Walking Back to producers are now working on p.m. He's now searching for Jones the You-Ray Peke No Bagattelle Tie á Jones Boys (Columbia) country material to be released 16mm sound films or video tapes (United Artists) 8. Honeycomb- Jimmie Rodgers NEW YORK Alan 8. Hello on the Amy -Mala -Bell labels. from record labels, plus glossy - Lorber Out There-Cad Belaw (Roulette) (RCA Victor) 9. Holiday for Love-Webb Pierce Dale Hawkins, Bell's Dallas photos to use in promotion and announced that he has no op- 9, Pride - (Columbia) (Decca) producer, has just signed Jimmy on the air. The half-hour show tion on the Bagattelle, a Boston 10. Little Black Book -Jimmy Dean 10. Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On- Velvet and will soon have a will feature students from local (Columbia) Jerry Lee Lewis (Sun) country record out by him. schools dancing, record reviews, group, as previously reported. 50 NOVEMBER 4, 1967, BILLBOARD

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Billboard SPECIAL SURVEY For Week Ending 11/4/67 710 Ty COteTNTTRY SINGLES RIDING TO THE * STAR Performer -Sides registering greatest proportion ate upward progress this week.

This last TITLE, Artist, Label, Weeks on This last TITLE, Artist, Label, Weeks on Week Week Number 3 Publisher Chart Week Week Number 8 Publisher Chart TOP ON.. . Billboard 3 YOU MEAN THE WORLD TO ME 7 38 41 THIS WORLD HOLDS NOTHING (Since Award David Houston, Epic 10224 (Ga IIica, BMI) You're Gone) 5 Stonewall Jackson, Columbia 44283

2 1 I DON'T WANNA PLAY HOUSE 11 (Cedarwood, BMI) Tammy s'Iynette, Epic 10211 (Gallico, WI) Ity 55 JUANITA JONES 3 5 IT'S THE LITTLE THINGS 7 Stu Phillips, RCA Victor 9333 (Naston -Port, Sonny James, Capitol 5987 (Matson; BMI) ASCAP)

46 YOU 'VE BEEN SO GOOD TO ME 9 4 2 TURN THE WORLD AROUND 11 tir Eddy Arnold, RCA Victor 9265 Van Trevor, Date 1565 (Summerhouse/ Harmony Hill, ASCAP) ( Fingerlake, BMI)

I I CAN MAKE IT 6 8 DOES MY RING HURT YOUR FINGER... 10 11111 47 DON'T SEE HOW Country Charlie Pride, RCA Victor 9281 Jean Shepard, Capitol 5983 (Champion, BMI) (Jando, ASCAP) 58 MAKE A LEFT AND THEN A RIGHT 5 * Johnny A Jonee Mosby, Capitol 5980 6 6 FOOL, FOOL, FOOL 14 Webb Pierce, Decca 32137 (Sure -Fire, BMI) (Central Songs, BMI)

THE COUNTRY OF FAME 3 7 4 A WOMAN IN LOVE 13 HALL * Hank locklin, RCA Victor 9323 (Yellow Anything Bonnie Guitar, Dot 17092 (lin -Cal /Ring.a. Ding, BMI) River, ASCAP)

49 COME SEE WHAT'S LEFT OF YOUR MAN. 5 18 WHAT KIND OF A GIRL (Do You Think it/ Johnny Darrell, United Artists 50207 4 I Am ?) 7 (Combine, BMI) Loretta Lynn, Decca 32184 (Sure -Fire, BMI) Leaving 16 45 37 THROUGH THE EYES OF LOVE fr19 WHAT LOCKS THE DOOR 6 Tompall S. Glaser Brothers, MGM 13754 Jack Greene, Decca 32190 (Acclaim, BMI) (Jack, 8MI1

10 10 YOU CAN'T HAVE YOUR KATE AND 51 HANGIN' ON 5 EDITH T00 10 4 Gosdin Brothers, Bakersfield Intl 1002 Town Stotler Brothers, Columbia 44245 (Tree, BMI) (Garpaz /Alanbo, BMI) 2 11 CHOKIN' KIND 12 Irk 52 WONDERFUL WORLD OF WOMEN Feron Young, Mercury 72728 (Cedarwood, Waylon Jennings, RCA VAtor 9259 BMI) (Wilderness, BMI) THE WHEELS FELL OFF THE WAGON 8 Johnny Dollar, Date 1566 (Mayhew, BMI) 12 12 GARDENIAS IN HER HAIR 8 .Marty Robbins, Columbia 44271 56 I DOUBT IT 6 Today' (Hill á Range /Mariposa, BMI) * , United Artists 50208 (Ly.Rann, BMI) MERCURY 72741 13 9 LAURA (What's He Got That I Ain't Got).15 Leon Ashley, Ashley 2003 (Gallic°, BMI) bs BURNING A HOLE IN MY MIND 2 Connie Smith, RCA Victor 9335 14 14 DEEP WATER 11 (Delmore, ASCAP) Carl Smith, Columbia 44233 (Milene, ASCAP) 51 53 I WANNA GO BUMPIN' AROUND 7 Sonny Curtis, Viva 617 (Viva, BMI) 15 13 LIKE A FOOL 11 Dottie West, RCA Victor 9266 (East Star, BMI) 67 BALLAD OF WATERHOLE Q3 2 Roger Miller, Smash 2121 (Famous, ASCAP) 16 7 WHAT DOES IT TAKE (To Keep a Man * Like You Satisfied) 16 66 I'LL LOVE YOU MORE 2 Davis, RCA Victor 9242 (Glaser, * Jeannie Seely, Monument 1029 (Pamper, BMI) Skeeter BMI)

20 TEAR TIME 11 Q 75 BY THE TIME I GET TO PHOENIX 2 Wilma Burgess, Decca 32178 Glen Campbell, Capitol 2015 (Rivers, BMI) (Forrest Hills, BMI) tir 65 CHUBBY (Please Take Your Love to 22 IT TAKES PEOPLE LIKE YOU 4 T) 3 Buck Owens, Capitol 2001 (Blue Book, BMI) Geezinownslaw Brothers, Capitol 2002 Itl (Cedarwood, BMI) 19 21 I TAUGHT HER EVERYTHING SHE KNOWS 7 Billy Walker, Monument 1024 (Piedmont, ter 71 FOR LOVING YOU 2 ASCAP) Bill Anderson A Jan Howard, Decca 32197 (Painted Desert, BMI) 20 15 PHANTOM 309 15 57 59 MYSTERY OF TALLAHATCHIE BRIDGE 4 Red Sovine, Starday 811 (Starday, BMI) Roger White, Big A 103 (hlarmaduke, ASCAP)

21 16 MY ELUSIVE DREAMS 17 58 60 YOU DESERVE EACH OTHER 3 David Houston 3 Tammy Wynette, Epic 10194 Robert Mitchum, Monument 1025 (Windward (Tree, B1Á1) Side, BMI)

39 IF MY HEART HAD WINDOWS 5 69 DALLAS 6 George Jones, Musicar 1267 (Glad /Blue * Vern Stovall, Longhorn 81 (Saran /Deepeross, BMI) Crest, BMI) 60 62 SAN ANTONIO 3 23 17 I'M STILL NOT OVER YOU 16 Willie Nelson, RCA Victor 9324 (Alamo, BMI) Ray Price, Columbia 44195 (Pamper, BMI) 61 61 LOVE ME NOW 3 Anita Carter, RCA Victor 9307 (Wilderness, BMI) 24 25 TINY TEARS 10 LA Anderson, RCA Victor 9271 (Greenback, BLUE WINTER BMI) 'fir 72 LONELY 2 Jimmy Newman, Decca 32202 (Newkeys, BMI)

25 24 GRASS WONT GROW ON A BUSY STREET 9 Kenny Price, Boone 1063 (Pamper, BMI) 63 48 MABEL (You Have Been a Friend to Me) 7 Billy Grammer, Rice 5025 (Newkeys, SMI) Q 38 LEARNIN' A NEW WAY OF LIFE 7 74 WIND 2 Hank Snow, RCA Victor 9300 (East Star, BMI) CHANGE * Johnny Cash, Columbia 44288 (Witmark, ASCAP)

31 HOW FAST THEM TRUCKS CAN GO 7 itt - TRAVELING SHOES 1 Decca BMI) Claude Gray, 32180 (Van¡°, Guy Mitchell, Starday 819 (Cedarwood, BMI)

36 GOODY GOODY GUMDROPS 9 et I HEARD A HEART BREAK LAST NIGHT 1 Brothers, Decca (Sure -Fire, BMI) Wilburn 32169 Jim Reeves, RCA Victor 9343 (Hill 8 Range, 81,11) 29 26 ALL MY LOVE 11 Don RCA -Rose, Gibson, Victor 9266 (Acuff BMI) TUPELO MISSISSIPPI FLASH 1 dr Jerry Reed, RCA Victor 9334 (Vector, 8111) 34 A DIME ATATIME 5 Del Reeves, Artists let United 50210 ANYTHING LEAVING TOWN TODAY 1 (Pass Key, BMI) Dave Dudley, Mercury 72741 (Newkeys, BMI) Dudley 45 PINEY WOOD HILLS tip Bobby Bare, RCA Victor 9314 I WOULDN'T TAKE HER TO A DOGFIGHT 1 (T. M. /Gypsy Boy, BM') Charlie Walker, Epic 10237 (Window, BMI) 32 29 NO ONE'S GONNA HURT YOU ANYMORE 19 'l' THE ONLY WAY OUT (Is to Walk Over Me) 1 Bill Anderson, Decca 32146 W Charlie Louvin, Capitol 2007 (Painted Desert, 8MI) Published By: NEWKEYS MUSIC (Central Songs, BMI) 33 27 PARTY PICKIN' 9 71 73 FAST TALKIN' LOUISIANA MAN 3 George Jones U Melba Montgomery, Musicar Merle Kilgore, Columbia 44279 (Gallic°, BMI) 1238 (Party /Zanetis, 8MI)

GOODBYE SWINGERS 1 Bookings: 42 BOTTLE, BOTTLE 4 KEY TALENT AGENCY Q Glen Garrison, Imperial 66257 Jim Ed Brown, RCA Victor 9329 (Window, BMI) (Cedarwood, BMI) 1531 Demonbreun St. 35 35 THE CAVE 10 SET ME FREE Nashville, Tenn. Johnny Paycheck, Little Darlin' 0032 (Mayhew/ Curly Putman, ABC 10984 (Tree, BMI) Window, BMI)

WOMAN NEEDS LOVE 1 36 32 QUEEN OF HONKY TONK STREET 13 Marion Worth, Decca 32195 Kitty Wells, Decca 32163 (Wells, BMI) (Moss -Rose, BMI)

37 28 T00 MUCH OF YOU 13 - BIG F00T 1 Lynn Anderson, Chart 1475 (Peach, SESAC) Dick Curless, Tower 362 (Blue Book, BMI)

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, f MRS. JOE FRANK weeps as a plaque of her late OLD -TIME DECCA artist Red Foley Is welcomed husband is unveiled as Hall of Fame winner. At into Hall of Fame with an embrace from Minnie left is Pee Wee King, Frank's son -in -law. Hall of- Pearl, as Ernest Tubb beams approvingly. Famers Ernest Tubb and Tex Ritter (right) look on.

ERNEST TUBB AND HIS TROUBADOURS host the Decca show in the sub -level of the Municipal Auditorium during the Nashville convention.

DOLLY KEPHART, Tucker Wayne Advertising; Joe Epstein, Luzianne Coffee; Harold Krelstein, Plough, Inc., and Ed Bunker, Inter Public, Inc., conduct combined WSM -CMA panel at "Opry" birthday celebration. BONNIE GUITAR performs at the PORTER WAGONER and his group hosted and performed at the RCA Dot luncheon phase of the Victor breakfast at the Municipal Auditorium during the "Opry" birth- "Grand Ole Opry" celebration. day event.

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Brown, former member of the Enterprises in Hollywood for ex- Billboard 2 TURN THE WORLD AROUND 8 RCA Victor released a new group, has returned to England clusive TV representation. . . Award Eddy Arnold, RCA Victor LPM 3869 (M); LSP 3869 (5) single on the Browns, even though for 10 days where he will make David Houston opened at Atlan- the vocal group made its last ap- several TV appearances. Maxine ta's Playroom, followed by the 1 YOUR TENDER LOVING CARE 10 pearance together at the 42d anni- Brown, as forecast in Billboard, Gosdin Brothers. The Geezin- Buck Owens & His Buckaroos, Capitol T 2760 (M); ST 2760 (5) has signed as a single with Chart slaws follow. . Rita Faye, 3 4 BRANDED MAN 6 Records. . . . The Floyd Sisters Charlie Louvin and Ray Penning- from Denver report that two clubs ton into Atlanta for taping of the Merle Haggard d the Strangers, Capitol T 2789 (M); ST 2789 (S) in the area now are using country "Bob Poole" syndicated TV show. 4 3 ODE TO BILLIE JOE 8 music six nights a week. The sis- ... More than 30 governors signed Bobbie Gentry, Capitol T 2830 (M); ST 2830 (S) ters have recorded some of their proclamations naming October My thanks to HOMER 5 5 CARRYIN' ON WITH JOHNNY CASH 8 JUNE CARTER 10 own songs at Nashville and ex- Country Music month. . . Don 2728 (M); CS 9628 (S) pect to announce a recording Bowman, CMA's Comedian of the Columbia CL & JETHRO for record- contract soon.... Key Talent of Year, has just taken a bride. 6 6 TONIGHT CARMEN 10 Nashville has completed arrange- Former WSIX disk jockey Marty Robbins, Columbia CL 2725 (M); CS 9525 (5) ing my songs through- ments with Lazar Imanuel to (1953), Jack Dailey, now is a bring more talent into the Nash- singer -producer in Oslo, Norway, 7 7 I'LL NEVER FIND ANOTHER YOU 10 (M); ST 2788 (S) label and is Sonny lames, Capitol T 2788 out the years and I ville Club at the Hotel Taft in has his own record New York. Dave Dudley and the looking for a live country band 8 8 LOVE OF THE COMMON PEOPLE 11 am proud to have my Roadrunners are set for a stand to join him over there for four Waylon Jennings, RCA Victor LPM 3825 (M); LSP 3825 (5) beginning Tuesday (31), while months next summer. Anyone Jimmy Newman will take over who comes, he writes, is guaran- 9 10 HITS BY GEORGE 13 name linked with George Jones, Musicor MM 2128 (M); MS 3128 (5) Nov. 21 and Billy Grammer Nov. teed a record contract... . The 28. Acuff -Rose message center at the 10 9 JOHNNY CASH'S GREATEST HITS, VOL I 16 theirs. Porter Wagoner's name was in- recent convention in Nashville Columbia CL 2678 (M); CS 9478 (5) advertently omitted from a story was the busiest spot in . last week listing the consistent It handled telephone calls on a 11 11 JACKSON AIN'T A VERY BIG TOWN 9 Unsigned RCA Victor, LPM 3836 (M); LSP 3836 (S) chart makers from the "Grand 24 -hour basis and written mes- Norma Jean, Ole Opry." Porter is among the sages throughout the daylight and 12 13 BEST OF EDDY ARNOLD 28 top ones. . Wilma Lee and early night hours. . . Capitol's RCA Victor LPM 3565 (M); LSP 3565 IS) Stoney Cooper are with Decca Bobbie Gentry was the most Records and doing well. Their sought -after entertainer at the 29 THE PARTY'S OVER AND OTHER GREAT WILLIE gathering, although she failed to NELSON SONGS 2 Nelson, RCA Skim LPM 3858 (M); LSP 3858 (S) win an award as best female vo- Willie calist. . . Country singer Jean 14 14 DANNY BOY 24 Valli was reportedly robbed of Ray Price, Columbia CL 2677 (M); CS 9477 (5) three diamond rings and an ex- pensive pin from her Nashville 15 17 GENTLE ON MY MIND 5 home. She just began recording Glen Campbell, Capitol T 2809 (M); ST 2809 (5) for the Stop label of Pete Drake. 16 16 I'M A LONESOME FUGITIVE 15 Music publisher Franz Schubert Merle Haggard, Capitol T 2702 (M); ST 2702 (5) of Fort Worth shook hands with 5,009 persons 17 18 COLD HARD FACTS OF UFE 21 every one of the (5) registered at the convention. Porter Wagoner, RCA Victor LPM 3797 (MI; LSP 3797 Sonny James spent a week in 18 20 JUST BEYOND THE MOON 9 the recording studios, seeking his Tex Ritter, Capitol T 2786 (M); ST 2786 (S) 13th consecutive top record. . Hugh X. Lewis has made guest 19 19 ALL MY LOVE 11 appearances the Don Gibson, RCA Victor LPM 3843 (M); LSP 3843 (S) the recent week- Opry" each of i 23 THE BIG HITS 5 ends he has been in the city. With Stotler Brothers, Columbia CL 2719 (M); CS 9519 (5) the response he has been getting it would not be surprising if he is 21 21 FOLKSY 9 George Hamilton IV, RCA Victor LPM 3854 (M); LSP 3854 (5) back for more. . . Bobby Lord local resumed his daily TV show 22 22 MY ELUSIVE DREAMS 10 in Nashville (25) after a four - David Houston E Tammy Wynette, Epic LN 24325 (M); month hiatus, during which time it RN 26325 (S) was run effectively by Boyce Byrd and his or- 23 12 ALL THE TIME 18 Hawkins. Jerry Jack Greene, Decca DL 4904 (M); Dl 74904 (5) chestra return with Bobby. Bill Anderson, the singer, and Bill 28 YOUR FOREYERS DON'T LAST VERY LONG 6 Anderson of Country Song 1 Jean Shepard, Capitol T 2765 (M); ST 2765 (5) Roundup are now both on the 32 I FORGET TO CRY 5 board of directors of CMA. One Charlie Louvin, Capitol T 2787 (M); ST 2787 (5) of their biggest followers is Con- gressman Bill Anderson of Ten- 26 27 MR. MEL 12 nessee.... Skeeter Davis and the Mel Talis, Kapp KL 1535 (M); KS 3535 (5) Lonesome Rhodes were table - 20 and his 27 15 ITS SUCH A PRETTY WORLD TODAY mates of Lee Hazlewood Wynn Stewart, Capitol T 2737 (M); ST 2737 (S) wife at the RCA Victor breakfast. They were among the most photo- tir BILL ANDERSON'S GREATEST HITS 1 vt graphed.... George Hamilton IV, li- Decca DL 4859 (M); DL 74859 (S) appearing on a recent TV show sang 29 30 A BIRD NAMED YESTERDAY 2 with John D. Loudermilk, Bare, RCA Victor LPM 3831 (M); LSP 3831 (S) nothing but Loudermilk's songs. Bobby Traditionally... His first hit, "A Rose and a Baby 35 YOU'LL ALWAYS HAVE MY LOVE 3 Ruth" was penned by the prolific Wanda Jackson, Capitol T 2812 (M); ST 2812 (S) writer, and his current smash, - BEST OF CONNIE SMITH 1 One of America's "Break My Mind" was also a RCA Victor LPM 3848 (MI; LSP 3848 (S) Loudermilk creation. . Del - QUEEN OF HONKY TONK STREET 1 Wood's son Wesley, accompanied Kitty Wells, Decca DL 4929 (M); DL 74929 (5) the piano on all of her re- Finest Country Music Acts queen 17 33 33 ANOTHER STORY . . WSM's cent appearances. Ernest Tubb, Decca DL 4867 (M); Dl 74867 (5) Dave Overton, who handled the "Opry" Spectacular, proved why 34 34 DAVE DUDLEY COUNTRY 6 he has been delegated time and Mercury MG 21133 (M)r SR 61133 (5) again the top emcee in America. - GEMS BY JIM 1 VILMA l Jim Edward Brown, RCA Victor LPM 3853 (M); LSP 3853 (5) 36 24 JUKEBOX CHARLIE 13 « Folklore Johnny Paycheck, Little Darlio' LD 4006 (M); 5(0 8006 (5) Tennessee Society to Meet 37 38 HEAR THE WHISTLES BLOW 4 Lester Flatt 6 Earl Scruggs, Columbia CL 2686 (M); CS 9486 (5) MARTIN, Tenn. -The 23d tr 45 SINGIN' WITH FEELIN' 2 & STONEY annual meeting of the Tennes- Loretta Lynn, Decca DL 4930 (M); DL 74930 (5) see Folklore Society here will 39 37 COOL COUNTRY 18 feature everything from old - Wilburn Brothers, Deere DL 4871 (M); DL 74871 (S) to time blues singing demon- 40 40 COIN' TO CAL'S PLACE 9 strations of the dulcimer. Cal Smith, Kapp KL 1537 (M); KS 3537 (S) The meeting, scheduled for C4DIiT? 41 43 NOW IS A LONELY TIME 5 Friday and Saturday (3-4) will Roy Drusky, Mercury MG 21118 (M); SR 61118 (S) feature authentic party games 42 44 THAT MAN, ROBERT MITCHUM .. , SINGS 3 and folk dancing, folk songs, a Monument MLP 8086 (M); SLP 8086 (5) study of the traditions of folk 1 43 39 DIESEL ON MY TAIL 17 humor, and demonstrations of lint A Jesse, Epic LN 24314 (M); BN 26314 (5) Ìs$ various folk instruments. Head- ''''aerte+.` - LAURA 1 quarters for the two -day music - tir Leon Ashley, RCA Victor LPM 3900 (M); LSP 3900 (51 BOOKINGS: 812 16th AVE. TENN- study session will be the Mar- 45 42 MY KIND OF COUNTRY 3 (615) 244-4336SHVILLE, tin branch of the University of Hugh X. Lewis, Kapp KL 1522 (M); KS 3522 (5) C Tennessee. 58 NOVEMBER 4, 1967, BILLBOARD

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It mophon's Archive Production label, with the In- is being conducted in Europe's largest and most strumental Ensemble of the Archive Production modern plant. under Josef Ulsamer, and Edith Mathis, soprano; An idea of the operation's complexity can be Hertha Toepper, alto; Ernst Haefliger, Gerhard gained by the fact that the five subscription al- Unger, ; Barry McDaniel, baritone (five bums include one with 11 LP's, one with seven LP's); Karl Boehm's recording of Mozart's "Don LP's and one with five LP's. Giovanni" (four LP's), and Boehm's recording of is Deutsche Grammophon's two plants in Han- Haydn's "The Seasons" (three LP's). THE NEWEST member of the RCA group of international licensees daily capacity of about 200,000 of Bolivia. In the center above, Laureano Rojas, Prodisco over have a working at peak ca- Prodisco manager of records. Grammophon executives pointed out that The Hanover plants are president, signs the agreement with Jose Vias, left, RCA's pacity to get the largest number of albums into Record Marketing and Licensee Relations in Latin America, and Dario production is complicated by the requirement International Department. not only pressing of the shops and onto freight aircraft and ships for the Soria, Division vice -president of RCA Victor's for precise scheduling of operate on but also the pressing of a new season. Grammophon executives five special albums, the theory hotly com- spate of new pop titles for Polydor, Grammo- that, given the present petitive market for subscription releases, the rec- phon's pop label, and for the regular Grammo- albums Palette classical program. ord company that can get the most into WM's Kluger Widens phon seasonal the shops the fastest, will post the biggest sales. Aside from pressing for its own labels, the Grammophon plants here do pressing for Philips Grammophon does most of its pressing for the Distribution in Israel, Greece and other record companies. export markets, in the case of big albums, at The big fall subscription program now rolling Hanover. BRUSSELS - World Mu- You" now has two recordings sic's Roland Kluger returned to on the Belgian market. Other recordings are planned. quetti, , Wilma Brussels after a trip to Israel local Kusano showed interest in the Goich and Milva, and 50 EP and Greece aimed at widening of Palette Rec- Belgian group, the Klan, and 700G and 5 LP cartridges featuring the distribution PlayTape in plans extensive promotion of the Louis Armstrong, Herb Alpert, ords. Connie Francis, In Israel Kluger met with group in Japan. Ray Charles, director Another recent visitor to the Herman's Hermits, the Kinks, Dov Zeira, managing Push in Italian Mart of Hataklit; Yigal Kimchi of World Music office was Chris the Mamas and the Papas, company's Aus- Frank Sinatra, Palestine Orient, and Simon Vaughan, the ROME PlayTape has Vis -Radio have granted Con - Dean Martin, who also - Sergio Schmidt of CBS. tralian representative, launched a $700,000 promotion sorti exploitation of their cata- Chris Montez, Mendes, Heath, general Sinatra and In the music publishing field met Geoffrey advertising in leading Italian logs and of most of the for- Trini Lopez, Nancy with manager of Good Music, Lon- . Consorti has also he entered an agreement newspapers and magazines, TV eign labels they represent in Mrs. Bar -Elan of Subar and don, while he was in Brussels. clips, radio commercials, movie Italy. 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In addition to new and tion, which would include festi- established Polish jazz talent, val organizers, promoters, critics Pub Rights Germany Arm the festival featured the Roland and others professionally in- 'Charity' British Kirk Quartet, the volved in jazz. The idea was HAMBURG - Deutsche Quartet, French violinist Jean - well received and a preliminary LONDON Campbell - Charles Silverman, co-manager - Grammophon has announced a Luc Ponty; American singer Bill committee was formed. Connelly has acquired British of Herman's Hermits, and Phi - corporate reorganization which to "Sweet lyn Music, which will feature Ramsey, currently living in publishing rights will make the Deutsche Gram - Charity," which opened here compositions of arranger -corn- Switzerland; the Red Onions mophon organization in West traditional jazz band from Aus- Gregar's Greif in Oct. 12. The score was ob- poser Phil Dennys, who soon Germany a separate corporate tained by Roy Berry, manag- will appear on Deram Records tralia, the Martial Solal Trio entity. and the Georgie Fame Quartet. England for Talk ing director, on a recent trip with his own orchestra. The German organization will to the U. S., on which he also Campbell- Connelly also has be headed by Richard Busch, Other countries represented George Greif, rights to "Sunny" LONDON - gained British signed songwriter Brian Morris, who will be chief of "Direktion by jazz groups were East Ger- executive officer of Gregar Stupid." . and and "Somethin' who has waxed a master of his Deutschland" (management for many, Bulgaria, Denmark which is distributed in the Jam- Records Campbell- Connelly has formed own compositions. George Sey- Germany). Czechoslovakia. Hit of the U. S. by Epic, is here for Vaudeville Music, Ltd., in as- mour, the firm's genreal man- Other executives for the new boree was Roland Kirk, and the meetings with Island Records' sociation with songwriter Geoff ager, who has been active with organization are Oskar Drech- group of Charles Lloyd also Chris Blackwell and Jimmy Mil- Stephens. The company will fea- Vinco Music, Ltd., has record- sler, chief of the Polydor (pop) made a big impression. Lloyd ler, producer of Spencer Davis ture material obtained by Steph- ings pending by Matt Monro product staff for Germany; gave a long press conference and Traffic. Greif represents ens and recorded by the New and Tom Jones. Songwriter Heinz Holle, distribution chief, during the Festival and talked Island in the U. S. He is also Vaudeville Band. Graham Gouldman, who is and Peter Erdmann, sales chief. for an hour on his music and negotiating 1968 British tours Quorum Music, Ltd., has been writing and producing the next Headquarters for the new or- philosophy which created no for the New Christy Minstrels formed with producer Steve Mindbenders disk "Schoolgirl,' ganization will be at Deutsche less excitement than his play- and Jose Feliciano, Garris (Italy) ing. Rowland and financier Ronnie also is writing "Naughty Nip- Grammophon's headquarters in artist. Oppenheimer. Quorum will spe- pon Nights" for the Shadow. Hamburg. The Martial Solal Trio played Before arriving here, Greif cialize in recording plans of Gouldman has completed five There are now Grammophon well and the avant garde in met with Philips representatives Double -R Productions, which new compositions for the Her- subsidiaries in Belgium, Eng- jazz was well represented by in Copenhagen and Amster- has recorded the Herd. man's Hermits film "Mrs. Brown land, France, Holland, Norway, Germany's Manfred School dam and was in Rome for Other new companies are You've Got a Lovely Daugh- Austria, Sweden, Mexico and Quintet. Major disappointment Feliciano recording sessions at Charlie Tunes, Ltd., owned by ter." Canada. was the appearance of Georgie the RCA studios. 60 NOVEMBER 4, 1967, BILLBOARD

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in November. . . . Barbara and Universal last week cutting a fol- In its application, heard by Gianni Morandi (RCA -Italiana), by Campi Music. Dick, a local duo, will go to Rome low-up by the Esquires on Bunky the president of the tribunal on for a recording date and a TV and shepherding the first session Oct. 18, show. . Music director and by a new Chicago artist, Glenn Hispavox also de- arranger Lucio Milena is in Europe Watts; Bill Traut was in the same manded that all records made Hope and Vikki Carr to Do to contract songs for his pub- studio supervising the first session by the singer for Pathe- Marconi lishing firm. "Si Yo Fuera of an Indianapolis group, the Del - should be withdrawn from com- Poeta," (If I Were a Poet), vados.... Traut was also at Uni- merce. The Palladium for Royalty written by Dino Ramos, won first versal recently for the first sessions Rejecting the the prize at the International Song (Continued on page 64) application LONDON - Bob Hope and Robert Nesbitt, and will be Festival in Trujillo, Peru. Tribunal held that the rights Vikki Carr have been named aired to the independent TV RUEBEN MACAADO of Hispavox in relation to for the 1967 Royal Variety Per- channels by ATV Nov. 19 for a Raphael were "too litigious." formance at the London Pal- fee of $75,000. Artists give their Jeanneret Chairs CHICAGO Pathe - Marconi signed ladium on Nov. 13 in a bill services free, and all proceeds RCA Paris Raphael to an exclusive con- to be by Bernard go to the Variety Artists Benev- Meet presented ABC's Kathy Keegan, a British tract some weeks ago but His - Delfont and Leslie MacDonnell olent Fund, which has re- big- belter, has just closed at the PARIS - Andre Jeanneret, pavox claims that it still has the in conjunction with Arthur Scott ceived $1,350,000 from the 38 London House. Ron Eliran comes president of the Decca -RCA- artist under exclusive contract. held to this of the Variety Artists Benevolent Royal Variety performances club Nov. 6.... The beat Vega group in France, presided Fund. Queen Elizabeth and the to date. of the Triangle concert series goes over an RCA on. On Oct. 27, Judy congress at the Duke of Edinburgh will attend Collins was Paris headquarters of the Societe the show. at Orchestra Hall; Johnny Carson Louis, Vaughan and Leslie AREA, RCA licensees in France Hope has starred in the Royal Cabat Sharpens Gore appeared in two concerts at Medinah Temple The congress was attended by For S.R. Festival program before, but it is Miss on RCA Ties U. S. Oct. 28; Glen Yarbrough is at Or- representatives from Ger- Carr's first command occasion. With chestra Hall many, Nov. 3 as part of the Belgium, Switzerland and MILAN - Louis Amstrong Other international talent in the PARIS - Vogue President the U. K. The Belgian delegation and Sarah Vaughan will par- two and a half hour show in- Leon Cabat returned to Paris was headed up by Pelgrims de ticipate in the 1968 San Remo cludes Mireille Mathieu and the after an I8 -day visit to the U. S. Bigard, 'Teenage Opera' principal shareholder in Festival, Feb. 1 -3, under the British -born Bluebell Girls from and Canada where he strength- French RCA. banner of an Italian record com- France, and the Rumanian Na- ened ties between Vogue and Set Swiss RCA was represented pany, CDI, and each of them its various for 2 LP's tional Dance Co. and Orches- American affiliates. by Peter F. Baumberger, vice - will perform two Italian sons tra. Accompanying Cabat on the LONDON - Mark Wirtz, president and managing direc- in Italian. Quincy Jones will Others selected in a predom- trip were Leo Vidalie, produc- producer and co- writer of the tor of RCA overseas, and Kun- conduct the orchestra and will inantly British bill are Tommy tion director, Cesar Rossini, ad- "Excerpts From a Teenage stle. provide the arrangements. CDI Cooper, Ken Dodd, Val Dooni- ministrative director, and Paul Opera" hit by Keith West, will Jacques Buche, commercial will control world -wide rights can, Rolf Harris, Dickie Hender- Claude, director of the copy- release the complete opera in director of AREA conducted on the recordings, which will son, Tom Jones, Lulu, the right department. the form of two LP's. The first the congress which discussed be released in Italian and Eng- Rockin' Berries, Harry Secombe The Vogue team's itinerary is tentatively set for next sum- commercial, artistic and promo- lish. a and Sandie Shaw. included visit to the newly mer, with West doing a singing tional aspects of RCA's Euro- The show will be staged by founded company, Warner Bros: narrative and two or three pean operation. Seven Arts Records of Canada, other pop names featured. Richard in Tokyo ItAIAAAIRddlddddddlddddlddddgldddllgddtldl Ltd., which is now representing Meanwhile, another single TOKYO , the Vogue label in Canada. from the Dip Markka Value - After Canada the party opera is scheduled for EMI artist, appeared at the DEAL mid -November. It couples "Sam" DURIUM traveled to Los Angeles for talks HELSINKI - The Finnish Tokyo Shibuya Kokaido and sung by Keith West and "The government's decision to de- Hibiya Kokaido (concert halls) with the directors of Warner- Paranoiac Woodcutter WITH MINA with Theme" value the markka is expected to Oct. 18 -19 to standing -room- Reprise, particular refer- by the Mark Wirtz Orchestra MILAN ence to Petula Clark. result in retail price increase only audiences. It was Rich- - Durium Records and Chorus. There will be an- will press, promote and distrib- for imported records. At the ard's first appearance with a other West single and possibly same time Finnish exports of full band backing and without ute the new recordings of Ital- Laurie, Vogue Pact some by other ian artists from the records may well benefit from the Shadows. Norrie Paramor, singer Mina, when her con- work in coming months. tract with Rifi NEW YORK -Laurie Rec- being available to foreign coun- EMI's a &r man, conducted the Records expires ords and Vogue have later this month. Durium will Records Wirtz recently returned from tries at more competitive prices. 26 -piece orchestra composed of distribute signed a two-year renewal for Germany, where he recorded The devaluation is of the order Japanese musicians. Recordings Mina's records in Italy the Laurie and her Record Catalogue, church bells for inclusion in the of 23.8 per cent. The markka, were made from the concerts internationally through including Rust and Providence opera production company, P. D. U. LP's. Discussions are in formerly equivalent to 31.25 and will be released as a new labels for the French and Bel- progress to clinch a deal to U. S. cents is now worth 23.81 Cliff Richard album in the near MMMMIMMIMIMIIMMIUMIUI MngMMIMM1Ml gian territories. film the 'Teenage Opera." cents. future. 62 NOVEMBER 4, 1967, BILLBOARD

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by disk jockey Alan Freeman. ciation Convention in Nashville, Milan, Nov. 6 -7. Elko Gandolfi A Hilton Hotel reception for and will be active in behalf of and Giusy Romeo, recent winners From The the 'Travel South U.S.A." cam- Southern's country catalog on his of the Castrocaro New Voices paign. designed to attract tourists return here. . . Phil Coulter and Contest, will participate in the to the southern states, featured a Bill Martin have cut "Puppet on 1968 San Remo Song Festival. Music Capitals five -piece contingent from the a String" for Page One.... Ember They have been signed by Cemed- New Orleans Olympic Brass Band is releasing a new single by Carosello and EMI -Italiana, re- directed by Harold Dejan. Twiggy and an album by Teen - spectively.... The Det release of of the World The Alan Bown's new MGM Age Opera" producer Mark Wirtz. 30 albums from the Everest cata- single 'Toyland," 'produced by NIGEL HUNTER log, will mark its debut here in Continued from page 62 CINCINNATI Mike Hurst, is spearheading a the classical field. Also, Det will drive by the group toys the and with the Prediktors, Beau Gentry to collect distribute Kent Modern Bill Dawes, publicity and pro- for a children's hospital. Country catalogs and the Crown Budget and, for Columbia the Will -O -Bees motion director of WCPO -TV disk jockey Murray Kash attended line. (the latter session in California). here, is resting at his home, fol- the Country Music Association Los Castillos recorded four of The American Urania catalog

lowing a major in be i . . . Noting that Patti Page has recent operation. convention Nashville, and will their own compositions for their will distributed here by Rif Dawes was one of the dee- in through a received her sixth gold record for leading be active behalf of Southern's debut EP on Columbia -Espanola, budget line.... French jays in the areas a few years back, country catalog on his return here. artist Nicoletta (Riviera) will have her 1950 including "Impecable" from the recording of "Tennessee when he spun the platters on Phil Coulter and Bill Martin strong promotion campaign here movie de Waltz,' Universal's Bernie Clapper WCPO here. . . Lee Fogel, who have cut "Puppet on a String" "Un Historia Sacada la to launch her "Pense A L'Ete" the recalled the taping of that historic covers territory within a 150 - for Page One. . . Ember is re- Manga.". . . Nancy Holloway b -w "La Musique," said CGD mile radius multiple- voiced recording on Mer- of Cincinnati for Sum- leasing a new single by Twiggy (Columbia -Espanola) has recorded promotion manager Johnny Porta. mit Distributing, Chicago, reports and an album by "Teenage Op- Annarita Spinaci (Phonogram) cury. came to in in Spanish "La Chanson du Bon - Patti the studio the radio stations in the area are era' producer Mark Wirtz. has cut "E' Tutta Musica" (It's the late 40's to record the vocal heur" which won first prize in giving good play to "Beautiful Larry Page of Page One Records All Music) and "Non So Esatta- on "Confess" and then sang an People," Kenny the recent by O'Dell, on the is currently in the States for dis- Mediterranean Song mente" (Exactly I Don't Know) - obligato with herself as she listened Vegas his label. Also going well in cussions with American labels on Festival.... Luis E. Ante (RCA) published by Alfiere /Esedra -for to the playback. Both the playback territory, says Fogel, are two new the soundtrack of film U. S. release of Page One product has written the music for the "C'Era Una and the obligato were recorded, Epic releases, "Ten Little Indians,' Volta" (Once Upon a Time), star- and reciprocal arrangements for film "Dias and "Confess" was a hit. The by the Yardbirds, and David Hous- de Viejo Color" which ring Sophia Loren. A single will American material in Britain. . . studio will be released in then perfected the procedure ton's "You Mean the World to Lou Rawls is impressed with January. Aute be released to coincide with the for the subsequent session on "Ten- Me," is has which reportedly spilling Helen Shapiro's singing style, and recorded two songs from the upcoming movie opening. . . . nessee Waltz." ... WCFL's Ron over into pop from country. film Durium has issued 35 albums may record her in the States... for his next LP. . The Britain has been auditioning listen- from the BILL SACHS Liberty plans a low -price label Pop Tops follow Chess, Checker, Cadet, ers for a kazoo band and recording up their suc- Prestige and a new album series here and King catalogs. . Jonah at for cessful cover version of "A contract.... Jones closed 1968, but will not enter the Little Tony, Rocky Roberts and the LONDON Whiter Shade of Pale" for - London House Oct. 29 and budget price label market. The Sono Udo Jurgeas (Durium) will com- Dizzy Gillespie opens Tuesday play with two of their own com- pete in the San Remo Festival. Hot Decca low -priced line, slated for January (31). . Johnny was recording artist. positions for their latest single, Janis pre- launch, will retail at $3.04, and Bobby Solo (Ricordi) has cut sented in concert Oct. 24 on Tom Jones will arrive in New "Cry," sung in English and 'Ti- several sides in York will draw on Liberty's back cata- German for re- . Feb. 12, and will open at empo de Otono." WTTW -TV. Jimmy Smith lease by Deutsche CBS.. . As- the log. The new album line will be was at the Plugged Nickel Oct. 11- Copacabana for three weeks. Fonogram is releasing an LP trud Gilberto (MGM- Verve) will In New called Great Performances, and 22. . Tony Bennett and WLS York, Jones will make a by Esther and be in Italy, Nov. color TV mostly consists of selected tracks Abi Ofarim called 9.15 for TV teamed to reward young listeners spectacular for the "Dos en Tres" (Two in filming, appearances and record- American from Liberty's back catalog. Three) to the station with a free concert market. On March 19, with 13 songs including ings in Italian. In conjunction, Jones Alleged evidence of the group's "El Vito" at the Empire Room in the Palmer opens at the Flamingo sung in Spanish. Lalo, Paco MGM -Italiana will launch her Hotel, Las Vegas, foreign exchange earnings is be- ... House Oct. 14. ... GEMA artist in the first of a Ruano, Los Mustang and Chus "Dammi Una Idea." Canadian four -week engagement lieved to have influenced the re- ... Gloria Mirabel opens at the which will versal Martinez have all recorded cover disk jockey Frank Caresas was be of the order. . . Masque- spread over 18 . Theater San Juan and the Havana months. rade releases versions in Spanish of the current here for a general survey of the Larry Page of Page its first singles this Madrid Nightclub . . . One Records No. 1 Milanese Nov. 3. week featuring the Castells and song "San Francisco." record companies. Ed Pazdur and wife Theda have is currently in the States for dis- The L. E. Aute Sacha Distel (EMI)) will cut the cussion with comedian Arthur Mullard. The song "Aleluya moved to LA, where Ed's taken American labels on No. I" has been recorded in theme of six -month TV serial U. S. label is leasing its Tommy Whit- the an executive position with Peter- release of Page One prod- U. S. by Ed Ames "Settivoci" (Seven Voices), uct and tle Quartet album "Sax for (RCA) tinder song son Publications.... reciprocal arrangements the title is Chicagophiles title "Who . . "La Will Answer." . Quadriglia" (The for American material Dreamers" to EMI for distribu- are delighted with the release of in Britain. tion in South Africa. New releases by Fonogram in- Quadrille). "Big Boss Man" by Lou Rawls is impressed with Elvis, for it's The Beatles and the Rolling clude singles by and CBS, CGD, WB, Reprise, Pro- the old Chicago blues sound, pure Helen Shapiro's singing style, and the Animals, the ject 3, Riviera, may Stones attended the gala premiere Jim' Hendrix Scepter, Sugarmu- and simple.... Canned Heat wants record her in the States. Experience and sic, Festival, AF, A at the London Pavilion Sandy Posey... . &M, Musicor to Liberty plans on "How record their next LP in Chicago. a low -price label I Won the War," in which John Rocio Durcal's latest single on and Derby stereo album price was . Jerry Butler has and a new album series equalized just produced here for Lennon makes his solo acting Fonogram features two songs from with monaural by dis- a session with the Soulful Illusion 1968, but will not enter the budget her last tributor Messaggerie debut. Paul McCartney and film "Amor en el Aire," Musicali. for Mercury.... price label market. The -price the song, I switched George Badonsky low George Harrison had earlier re- title and "Me Estan Corvi from Ariston of Dunwich was in line, slated for to the new Chess January launch, turned from Sweden, where they Mirando," written by Alfonso Belldisc Italiana. They had a hit studios last week to will retail at $3.04, and one year ago, work with will draw saw their mystic yogi mentor Ma- Saint of Los Peenikes. . . New- "Un Ragazzo Di the Mauds and the Pride Joy. on Liberty's back Strada." The and catalog. The harishi Mahesh again. Neither the comers to the Spanish Top 20 are Swingle Singers (Phil- new album line will "Mi ips) are Cutting commercials at Uni- be called Beatles or the Stones will confirm Gran Noche" by Raphael in Italy for theater acts versal last week were Great Performances, and TV dates. actors Gary and will rumors that they will unite to (Odeon), "Western Union" by the Barbara (Philips) Merrill, Chill Wills mostly consist of Five is touring and Monte selected tracks form a record label soon, apart Americans (Hispavox), "Pleas- Italy. Hale.... The sage of "Soul Man" from Liberty's back . . ant Valley GERMANO cataogs. from saying that tentative talks Sunday" by the Mon - RUSCITTO by Ramsey Lewis on Cadet un- Masquerade releases its first singles have taken place. kees (RCA), "Creeque Alley" by wound at the Chess this week featuring the the recording com- Castells Beach Boys parents and Mamas and the Papas (RCA) plex on the and comedian Murry and NEW YORK South Side like this Arthur Mallard. The Aadree Wilson in town on "Dentro y Fuera" by Los label is a leg last week: Ramsey gets the idea rid- leasing its Tommy Whittle of their European tour promoting Angeles (Hispavox). A.P.O.'s "Get With ing in from the Quartet album "Sax for It" show airport Tuesday; Dreamers" his Capitol LP "The Many Moods featuring Wilson Carla gets Leonard and to EMI for distribution Pickett, Marshall Chess in South of Murry Wilson." Accompanying Thomas, the Staple excited; studio cleared Wednes- Africa.... The Beatles MILAN Singers, the on attended them is Al Kohn of Francis, Day Esquires, Laura Lee, Mkkey day p.m.; Dick Evans works all the gala premiere at the London & Hunter, which handles Wilson's Murray, the Exciters and Harvey night on charts; out Pavilion of "How I The Checko Supraphon of session by Won the Sea of Tunes music publishing op- classi- Scales and the Seven Sounds, will 5 p.m. Wednesday and mastering War," in which John cal music catalog will get distribu- Lennon eration. The Wilsons and Kohn tour '10 Southern cities beginning begun immediately; finished single makes his solo acting debut. Paul tion here. Rifi will sell the Supra - go on to Paris, Hamburg, Milan. phon Nov. 22 in Salem, Va. New on Dick LaPalm's desk at 8:30 p.m. McCartney and George Harrison Rome disk through retailers. Mas- and Vienna. . Erroll York University presented Thursday morning; disks, still had earlier returned from ter of Rome will continue direct an hon- Sweden, Garner here this week promoting orary degree of Doctor of Fine Arts warm, hit the shipping room; Leon- where they saw their mystic men- mail sales. Belldisc International his MGM album 'That's My AG to composer Frederick Loewe Oct. ard Chess fixes balky postage me- tor Maharishi Mahesh Yogi again. Kick" of Zurich (Switzerland). before concert appearances which 24.... Donna Lee, who recorded ter; 13,500 in the mail by 5 p.m. Neither the Beatles nor the Stones controls Liberty Records will on the European mainland. Gladys Shelley's "Clown Town" Thursday; Max Copperstein, mean- confirm rumors that they will Bunny girls Italian licensee Belldisc Italiana, unite to slightly distracted also owns 50 for Columbia, appearing at the while, is hunting deer in Wyoming: form a record label soon, guests per cent of Blue - from the Bonzo Dog Doo plast, Village Room in Dallas.... Jody WLS plays the single in Friday apart from saying that tentative Dah Band a pressing plant recently set at Raymond's Revue up Miller, Capitol artist, to Stan Pat morning show; Chester Simmons talks on the subject have taken Bar, when in Milan. . Cinevox has the group played to assigned Enterprises for exclusive TV rep- rides the telephone in Chicago and place. celebrate the its catalog distribution to release of its Liberty resentation. . Laurie Produc- Herb Lantz does likewise in At- Beach Boy parents MPM of Milan, a new sales or- Murry and album "Gorilla." tions, a division of Laurie Rec- lanta; Phil Chess says "We Audree Wilson in ganization jointly owned by Tif- havent town on a leg Allen Stagg has been appointed ords, produced the music for the had so much fun since we used of their European fany Records and Italmusica. tour promoting manager of EMI's St. Johns Wood Chesterfield 101 Millimeter com- to cut a Muddy Waters record on his Capitol LP "The Many Moods Studio, Tiffany Records General succeeding Edward Fow- Man- mercial. . . . The Lesley Miller Friday and sell it from the trunk of Murry Wilson." Accompanying ler, who ager Marino is has retired after 43 years Marini back from Singers have completed a Hawai- of our car on Monday.... Nancy them is Al Kohn Spain after talks of Francis, Day service. Stagg was previously with with Sonoplay ian commercial for Camel Men- Payne and John Scott will be en- and Hunter, which Managing Director Pedro handles Wil- Radio Luxembourg and IBC. . Mengi- thol cigarets. tertaining at the Playboy through son's Sea bar and publisher of Tunes music pub- Listening statistic reveal that the Augusto Al- United Artists Serendipity Sing- Nov. 12. . . George E. Marien- lishing guero operation. The Wilsons and BBC's initial new format radio of Canciones del Mundo. ers set to play at Old Baptist thal has appointed Jeff Wald Kohn go Uni- talent on to Paris, Hamburg, programs attracted larger audi- versity, Shawnee, Okla., Friday co-ordinator for Marienthal En- Milan, Rome and Vienna. . ences, but the curiosity (3). Columbia's terprises, which Erroll factor is the New embraces Mister Garner here this week pro- imponderable.... Barbara CINEVOX Christy Minstrels Kelly's, London Ruskin at Temple Uni- House, the Happy moting his MGM album, "That's celebrated her 21st birthday versity, Philadelphia, and presents Nov. 11... . Medium Theatre and the Pussycat. My Kick," before her concert appear- new Parlophone single "Come Bang Records' Neil Diamond has ... Bob of U.S.A. records ances in Europe.... TONY BENN Alba Stagg Into My Arms Again" with a a concert date at Notre Dame reports a solid 15,000 locally with has been appointed manager of party and a cake presented in be- Awarded the "Press Trophy" University, South Bend, Ind., Sat- "Face the Autumn" by the Family. EMI's St. Johns as of Wood, London half of EMI by disk Jockey Alan performer "II Cielo' urday (4). . . Bob spoke at the MOA Studios, in MGM's Boston show last succession to Freeman. . at the Festival of Roses. Edward . A Hilton Hotel groups Orpheus and the Ultimate Friday on "How a Record Is Pro- Fowler, who has retired after 43 reception for the 'Travel South Spinach have signed with Interna- duced." . Fred Hossfield years' service. Stagg was previ- USA" campaign, tional designed to at- Career Consultants. . . . sponsored the first annual "Groovy ously with Radio Luxembourg and tract tourists While the Spanish Philips Gala to the Southern company Records' the 4 Seasons Ghost -In" on Oct. 27-28.... IBC. . Listening statistics re- States, featured Hispavox claims set for The a five -piece con- it has singer taping of Red Skelton's TV Illinois Broadcasters Associa- veal that the BBC's initial new tingent from the New Raphael under contract until the show tion Orleans Nov. 6-8. The show will be has honored Mike Douglas format radio programs attracted Olympic Brass Band, end of 1968, with an option for aired Dec. as directed by 5.... Wand Records' the Year." . The larger "Man of .. audiences than before but Harold Dejan. renewal, the singer signed new the Kingsmen set Serendipity Singers the for Virginia will appear at curiosity factor is imponder- The Alan Bowns new' MGM contract with EMI associates in Military Institute, Lexington, Va., the Milwaukee Auto Show the able. at single "Toyland," produced by Europe. Latest dealing is with Saturday (4).... The Glories did State Fair Building Nov. 15 -16. Barbara Ruskin celebrated her Mike Hurst, is spearheading a EMI- Italiana, which will release three days of promotion St. The New Christy Minstrels 21st in birthday and her new Parlo- drive by the group to collect toys Raphael's first disk in Italian next Louis for their Date disk, "Sing will appear at Augustana College phone single "Come Into My for a children's hospital.... Coun- month. Me a Love Song," and then in Rock Island, III. Nov. 8. Arms Again," with a a party and try disk jockey Murray Kash at- This ar's CBS European a n- opened at the Driftwood Lounge, RAY BRACK cake presented on behalf of EMT tended the Country Music Asso- nual convyeention will be held in (Continued on page 66) 64 NOVEMBER 4, 1967, BILLBOARD

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Purcell. Haydn, Handel. Messiaen and Britten. From The Vogue this week released four new titles by Jacques Dutronc which are getting extensive air GENERAL MUSIC s. r.l. Music Capitals play -")e Suis Hippy," "Les Rois de la Reforme," "La Publicise" VIALE and "Le Plus Difficle." ... For- LIEGI. 41 ROMA TEL. 850.358 of the World mer King Oliver sideman, saxo- 885.307 IND. TELEGR.: GEM . ROMA phonist Benny Walters, recorded Continued front page 64 de Coteaux will write arrange a jazz album for President under ments for Montego Joe's first sin the supervision of a &r director Roanoke, Va., Tuesday (31). . . gle on Ninandy Records. The new . Dear Friends, Vikki Georges Mark. Vogue artist Liberty's Carr makes her label is a division of Andrew debut at the Plaza Hotel's Persian Mario Jacques, whose song "Faut - DO YOU KNOW WHY ROME IS IMPORTANT? Stroud Productions.... Audrey P. il Avoir Pitié' has been selected Room Dec. 6 for three weeks.... Franklyn, who handles press for The New York by the French Radio- Television Norman Granz and Ella Fitz- Made to Because the unique Italian Radio and Television Ensemble present a concert of authority for the "Songs gerald, set up offices at the Coro- Measure. 1967" contest, will make Company's central offices are here, and baroque music at Wheels Thurs. net Theater Building, 368 North and the a two -month promotion tour of (2) following Thursday La Cienega Boulevard, Los An- with the movie is concentrated here, (9). Canada fellow Vogue artist because production gele, , who Sullivan at the end of the year. where also soundtracks are produced. , ABC Records produced Tony Bennett's Colum- Oscar Peterson Trio with artist, signed for his first tour in bia disk, "For Once in My Life," played a con- COME TO ROME AND PAY US A VISIT. WE South Africa Feb. 5 -24.. . Per- is the composer of Donald Mc- cert at the Salle Pleyel, in the sonal manager Bob Schwaid Kayle's dance musical, "Black New special Musicorama series organ- HAVE A LOT OF THINGS TO TELL YOU. joined Miriam Makeba in Zanbia. which is World,' currently tour- ized by Europe No. . Aim- where l.. Africa. she's featured artist ing Europe. . . . Herb Bernstein able (Vogue), who has sold more in the We have produced and published the soundtracks of Independence Day Celebra- arranged the sessions for Lesley than II million records is record- most high quality films, tion there. Schwaid also has as- Gore on Mercury and Robert ing two new albums one of the Italian including: signed - of "Pata -Pata" from Xina Mu- Cameron on Epic.... Kenneth American hits and one of French -La Mandragola, Una Questione D'Onore, Fumo DI sic (ASCAP) to Raj Kumar Mu- Stern has opened a promotion hits. The accordionist will visit sic (BASE). firm, Creative Impressions, in Londra, Adulterio All'Italiana, L'Armata di Bran - New York for the third year in The Strawberry Alarm Clock, Minneapolis. . RCA Victor's caleone, Quien Sabe 7, A Ciascuno II Suo, L'Arci- succession in December for the currently clicking with the Smash Milton Del.ugg has been set as French colony's diavolo, Sousi Lei E' Favorevolo O Contrario, Spara single, "Incense Christmas ball. and Peppermints." musical director for Macy's Philips is launching a special Forte Plu Forte Non begin their Capisco, first national tour Thanksgiving Day . . . Christmas campaign with 10 al- Nov. 17.... Tim Gayle, personal Roulette's Tommy James and the hums and eight LP's of Christmas and had the collaboration of leading maestros, including: manager- publicist, is now based at Shondells have visits to Japan and songs.... Francois Hardy (Vogue) the Hollywood Armando Trovajoli, Ennio Moricone, Piero Piccioni, Plaza Hotel in Los England in the offing. . . . The has been booked for gala appear- Luis Enriques Bacalov, Nino Rota, Carlo Rustichelli Angeles. . . Two of Joe Ducko's Cautions, St. Louis group, signed ances in Frankfurt and and songs, "Mystery Milan and Bruno Nicolai. Ship" and You to Ken Kenne for personal man- will visit the U. S. at year's end. Won't Look by Back," recorded agement. . . Joe Cuba on a pro- MIKE HENNESSEY the Mystic Tide on Solid Sound motion push for his new Roulette IN ITALY, TRUST YOUR COPYRIGHTS TO GEN- Records. . RCA Victor's Al disk, "My Man Speedy." Hirt guests on Ed Sullivan's CBS - SAN JUAN ERAL MUSIC ROME, MIKE GROSS OF THE DYNAMIC ITALIAN TV show Nov. 26. . ABC's PUBLISHING FIRM. Marilyn Michaels plays the Shore- Roberto Y a n e s, Argentine ham, Washington, for two weeks PARIS singer and CBS -Columbia record- beginning Jan. 30. ing artist, returns for a two -week Original Sound Records' group, To coincide with the visit Sincerely, to engagement to the Puerto Rico the Sot -Weed Factor, signed with Europe of the Electric Prunes El Flamboyan Hotel. Yanes, a Stan Pat Enterprises for personal from Nov. 24 to Dec. 10, Vogue favorite with Puerto Ricans, will management. . . Imperial Rec- is releasing an EP by the group. also appear on TV Channel 4 ords the Sunshine Company did The German jazz label and radio. Empresas Chiroldes, the vocal backing for a Clairol TV SABA, formerly distributed in one of the leading talent bookers commercial.... Bobby Short cur- France by Polydor, is now repre- of Puerto Rico, announced that at the rently Living Room. . . sented by Iramac France. Iramac besides Yanes, he is bringing the Frank Hunter, arranger- conductor is planning regular releases from following recording artists for for Mike Douglas, will be given the SABA catalog, beginning with hotel and TV work: -Enrico De Metis, La Lupe, "The Man of the Year Award" by two albums - Milt Buckner's torch vocalist (Tico Records): General Manager. the Optimist Club of German- "Play Chords" and "Tristeza on Conchita Bautista, Spanish singer town, Pa., Nov. 16. . Gladys Guitar," by the Brazilian guitarist (Belzer Records); Rocio Durcal, Markowitz left Premier Talent to Baden. Powell. Retail price of the Spanish movie actress and record- take over management of Mitch SABA albums is 26 francs 90 ing artist (Philips- Borinquen). . . Ryder and singer Janice Pryor. (55.38).... The Tokens are set to Borinquen Records, Puerto Rican Clyde visit Say Otis will a &r Jean Paris during their European label of Dario Gonzalez, will re- You Saw It in Billboard Weiss' upcoming recording ses- tour from Jan. 17 to Feb. 10. lease the following new albums: sions for Calla Records.... Bert Following "Jackson," by one by Papo Roman, teen artist, Nancy Sinatra and Lee Houle - recorded in Argentina with the wood, Vogue has released "Light- orchestra of Lucio Melena; Christ- ning's Girl" on EP and a Nancy mas albums by Lisette, female Sinatra -Lee Hazlewood single, vocalist: one by Trio Vegabajeno, "Lady Bird." . Tamia artist three male voices and guitars; an- Stevie Wonder (Pathe- Marconi) other by Sexteto Borinquen, male scored a triumph in a European voices and Puerto Rican rhythm Musicorama concert at the Olym- group, and one Christmas item in- pia Theater. . Vogue will re- cluding all the Borinquen artists: lease a new album by Pierre Per- Lisette, Olga y Tony, Papo Ro- THI NIW RICORD COMPANY ret, including seven new songs, to man, Tito Lara and Pi Juan. Owned labels, coincide with the singer's open- Also ready for release are two ing at DET -DET Iniernelionel the Bobino Theater. . . . albums by Spanish vocal duo Los CAM CBS organized a press conference Gemelos Del Sur (The Twins CAMPI for Scott McKenzie during the from the TANK South) and Celines, singers three -day visit to Paris. IndipendnI Distribution teen vocalist from Puerto Rico. Also in attendance were Lou Ad- The album by ler and Gemelos Del Sur and his wife was recorded in Spain and in- editore TN! SOUND -TRACKS PRODUCTION AND PUBLISHING FIRM Michele of the Mamas and the cludes new Papas. Phillips tunes by well -known ESTABLISHED SINCE 1898 Over 700 sound -becks confirmed that the Spanish composers: Manuel Ale- Released in 5 years. group has broken up "at least for jandro, Garcia Segura and several months." Selles. Including: FELLINI 8 In Borinquen Records has its New MONDO CANE Vogue artist Antoine was in York area office and distributor DIVORCE ITALIAN STYLE Milan to follow up the success of Eduardo E. Cuervo, in North O Bergen, N. J. JULIET OF SPIRITS and olhrs "Pietre" with recordings in Italian is of his latest hits "Titine, Achete- ANTONIO CONTRERAS moi un WHERE Camion" and "Lucie a un THI MUSIC AND INTIRTIINIMINT WEEKLY MAGAZIN! Petit Chat." . . Movie actress Sold ova, Estella Blain has recorded an EP STOCKHOLM for 1.200.000 copies weekly Disc 'AZ accompanied by the Christian Chevalier Orchestra Metronome has started a cam- and paign to featuring two of her own songs, popularize French music ACIIOfl "Hurlevent" and "Solitude" and in Sweden, releasing nine records TV "Un Amour," by Colette from its French catalog. ILLUSTRAZIONE Rival and Francis Lat and "Joue Olga and the Hep Stars currently Is Avec have Moi," by Christine Fontane and their last two releases in the Bernard charts, "She Will Love You," s Kasslair.... Petula Clark IN MUSIC INTERNATIONAL AGENCIES (Vogue) returned briefly to France which was recorded in London, after and "Mot okant mal," a Swedish CAM -U.S.A. INC. JAPAN -CAM CAMPANA completing "Finian's Rain- BUSINESS IN ITALY bow" in Hollywood with version of "Four Strong Winds." Lexington Avenue Co. Lid. 8, Fred As- 370, c/o TOWA Rue de Hesse taire. 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Ricordi ( Tidenes Melodi)- (Ossle Byrne /Robert Frank Sinatra (Renrise)- 9 14 WE LOVE YOU -Rolling Bendiksen (Courtesy Springbok Radio -EMI) Stiawood) Copyr)ght Control (Jimmy Stones (Detta)- Aromando 3 3 GRAVEYARD PARADISE - I I THAT'S MY DESIRE - 10 POESIA 1.2.6 Victor) Holttes hon e) 2 3 LAST WALTZ- Engelbert - -*Don Becky (Clan) (RCA -No - Humperdinck (Decca)- 46 49 PLAYGROUND- Anita Clan Pub). Feldman Harris 11 9 ISRAEL -Giano( Morandi 4 5 PLEASANT VALLEY 2 6 THE LAST WALTZ Donna (Peter Sullivan) (CBS)- Morris (Mike -Monkees - 3 2 HOLE IN MY SHOE Mareol)s /AI,n Tea) (RCA) -RCA SUNDAY (RCA Engelbert Humperdinck Traffic (Island) -Island- 47 39 I WAS MADE TO LOVE 12 6 LA BANDA -Mina (Ri Fi) Victor) -Screen Gems (Decca) -Donna HER -Stevie Wonder -Cicogna 5 2 ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE 3 2 CARRIE -ANN -Hollies (Wilson) (Parlophone) 4 13 FUNKY BROADWAY (Ta mla- Motown)- Jobete/ 13 - SAN FRANCISCO -Bobby -Beatles - (Parlophone)- Gratto (Atlantic,- Carlin (H. Cosby) Solo (Ricordi) -R. R. Edition Lvche 4 3 I'LL NEVER FALL IN Wilson Pickett A TOP Edward Jones Chart (Jerry Wexler) 48 - I FEEL LOVE COMING ON Ricordi 6 9 POP -Jim LOVE AGAIN -Tom 14 CERCATE Brown (RCA Victor) (Decca) -Tyler 5 4 FLOWERS IN THE RAIN- -Felice Taylor (President) - - DI ABRACCIARE 'Move (Regal-Zonophone)- Ed Kassner Music (Mustang TUTTO IL MONDO - 7 4 JACKSON -Nancy Sinatra & 5 7 LAURA (WHAT'S HE GOT Essex (Denny Cordell) Record. Hollywood. Calif.) Rakes (Arc) Lee Hazlewood (Reprise) - THAT I AINT GOT) - 49 15 10 A Artists Frankie (ABC 6 5 THE LETTER -Box Tops 44 THINKIN' AIN'T FOR ME- CHI- Fausto Leali (Ri Fil United Laine (Stateside) -Barton (Dan Paul Jones (HMV) -Two -Curti 8 6 SUSSEBASS -Oslo Paramount) -Al Gallico Penn) Fnr (lohn R'.rness) Harmonikvarlett (POlydor)- 6 5 JACKSON -Nancy Sinatra Dee, 50 47 BURNING OF THE Southern and Lee Hazlewood 7 14 ZABADAK -Dave LOVE YOU -Rolling -Bexhill Dozy, Beaky, Mick and MIDNIGHT LAMP -Jimi JAPAN 9 - WE (Reprise) Music/ Tich (Fontana) -Lynn (Jack Hendrix Exnerienee (Track) Stones (Decca) -Essex uartet -Schroeder-Stamp-Lambert *Denotes local origin It) 10 JAG RINGER PAA 7 8 TA ATHA 7WITCHIT- Baverstock) This Last Sven- Inavars 8 8 FROM THE UNDERWORLD FREDAG- Domino's (Fontana) -Donna -Herd (Fontana) Week Week Svensk- American)-Seven 8 - EVEN THE BAD TIMES - I 1 Warlord (Steve Rowland) KIRI NO KANATANI- Bros. ARE GOOD- Tremeloes EIRE Moyuzum) Jun (CBS( Bernstein 9 6 HOMBURG- Procol Harum (Capitol) - -S. (Regal Zocophone) -Essex (Courtesy New SporEgh4 Dublin) Ishihara 9 4 SHE'D RATHER BE WITH (Denny Denotes local origin 2 3 SUKISA SUKISA SUKISA PHILIPPINES ME- Turtles (London) - Cordell) The (I LOVE YOU)- Carno Robbins 10 7 THERE MUST BE A WAY - Beats The Last Frankie Vaughan Week Week (Philins,Shinko Week Week 10 9 THE WORLD WE KNEW - I I i 2 THE LAST WALTZ MAKKANA TAIYO- Misora 3 Frank Sinatra (Reprlse)- (Coin mhial --Ch atmel) 1 YOU CARE Engelbert Humperdinck Hibari and Blue Comets DON'T -The Laelrec 11 10 REFLECTIONS -Diana Ross Buckinghams (CBS) - and the Supremes Tamla- (Decca) -Donna (Columhial- JASRAC Marcco, Inc. 2 2 EXCERPT FROM A 4 6 AIWA OSHIMINAKU- Motown)- Jobete /Carlin 2 1 THIS IS MY SONG -Bobby (Holland /Dozier) TEENAGE OPERA -Keith SonASRo Mari (Polydor)- Vinton Mareco. SPAIN West Robbins AC (Epic(- Inc. 12 11 WHEN THE GOOD (Parlophone)- 3 2 LOVE (Courtesy of El Gran Musical) WILL 5 SOMEBODY TO - APPLE FALL -Seekers 3 3 FIVE LITTLE FINGERS - 5 BLUE FOUNTAIN -J. Jefferson Airplane (RCM-- *Denotes local origin Artists Frankie McBride (Emerald) Yoshikawa and Blue Comets Filipinas Record Corp. Thb Last (Columbia) -Urged -Rose (Columbia)- Watanohe (Tom Snrinofield) -Moss 4 6 COME ON DOWN TO MY Week Week 4 5 6 4 KOYUBI NO 13 9 EXCERPTS FROM A BLACK VELVET BAND - OMOIDE -*Ito BOAT -Every Mother's Son I 1 SAN FRANCISCO -Scott OPERA" Dubliners (Major Minor) - Yukon (Kieal- JASRAC Mareco. Inc. McKenzie (Discophon)- TEENAGE - Scott. Solomon 7 9 KITAGUNI NO AOISORA- (MGM(- 5 ARE I RCA Keith West (Parlophone) - 5 4 WHOEVER YOU Robbins (Mark P. Wirtz) - WHISKY ON A SUNDAY - Okumura Chiyo (Toshiba) LOVE YOU -Connie 2 2 LOS CHICOS CON LAS 14 18 ODE TO BILLIE JOE Danny Doyle (Tribune) - -JASRAC Francis (MGM) -Mareco. 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Marriott/ Segwav - MISAKI -.Mori 5 6 THE WORLD WE KNEW - 9 4 I'LL NEVER FALL IN Shinichi (Viclor)- 9 8 A LITTLE BIT ME A Frank Sinatra (Hispavox)- R. Lane) JASRAC LITTLE BIT YOU -The 17 21 JUST LOVING YOU-Anita LOVE AGAIN -Tom Joncs Fontana, S. A. (Decca) -Tyler Monkees (RCA) -Filipinas 6 7 JACKSON -Nancy Sinatra Harris (CBS) -Chappell Record Corp. (Mike Margolis) 10 6 SAN FRANCISCO -Scott and Lee Hazlewood McKenzie (CBS) -Dick 10 - I'LL BE BACK -The (Hispavox) 18 115 DAY MALAYSIA I MET MARIE-.Cliff James Buckinghams (CBS) - 7 4 A WHITER SHADE OF Richard (Columbia) - (Courtesy Radio Malaysia) Mareco, Inc. 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"But the ratio of sales in future. will cover a great of for cassettes, was introduced by dustry than anything else that has between blank cassettes and "The turnover in EP records is single market demand," he said. du Pont at the third annual Au- ever happened to date. somewhat diminishing, except in Except for a very few mu- pre -recorded cassettes is chang- dio Engineering Society Con- ing more and more toward the France. Their net profit being sicassettes made years ago at vention at the Barbizon -Plaza. * * * higher than that of singles, EP's the beginning, all musicassettes pre- recorded variety as more pre- The new technical advance- are more interesting to the man- are in stereo. Players are corn - It is extremely difficult to single recorded cassettes reach the ment was reported in a paper out any individual who took part in market," he said. Dr. Steinhau- ufacturer. Up till now all man- patible. read to sound industry repre- the program inasmuch as everyone sen was in New York last week ufacturers must crowd on all Recognized as one of the sentatives by Keith Johnson, contributed so very much to the attending the second annual sails to cope with the demand leading technical experts in the vice -president and technical di- newest and most rapidly expanding Tape Cartridge Forum, along in the LP musicassette field," recording field, Steinhausen has rector for Guasa Electrophysics, phase of the entertainment business he said. Philips hopes to in- been largely responsible the with J. L. Ooms, chief engineer for Santa Monica, Calif., manufac- since the advent of television. at Philips in Holland. Ooms crease the whole music business quality evident in DGG classical turer of tape duplicating equip- pointed out that research by with the EP musicassette. "It recordings. ment. Gauss recently adapted * * * Philips had shown that the cas- its machinery to duplicate cas- Quoting from the speech of Oscar sette system had boosted sales sette tapes. Kusiste, Vice- President and General of records in Europe. III III II II1111611111l IIIII II II IIIIIII II III II II II IIIIIII II II II IIIII II II IIIIIII II II I Manager of Motorola's Automotive Steinhausen said that the end Product Division, who stated, "More of this year would see 70 dif- than two million of both four and ferent labels available on mu- will be eight track cartridge players sicassettes and 2,000 different King Stereo, sold next year," and "Sales in the titles. By 1969, more than 100 field at present appear to be more labels would be represented on than twice those which have been Muntz publicly estimated." musicassettes and 4,500 dif- Team ferent titles (including deleted * * * older titles). He pointed out that In U.K. Deal in other parts of the world, ex- This speech at the opening of the cluding the U. S., such labels LOS ANGELES - Muntz forum sparked the entire Tape Car- as RCA Victor and Columbia Stereo -Pak and King Stereo, a tridge Seminar with Kusisto's opti- were on cassette. division of C. K. Enterprises, by made by mism backed surveys Since the cassette system was Ltd., London, have formed an his company. introduced at a 1963 Berlin association to distribute 4 -track * * * Radio Show, around 80 films players in England. have launched cassette products Muntz International director In the same Billboard issue which on the world market -either pro- Ron Gordon completed the ar- reported this speech, as well as the ducing the cassettes themselves rangements with King which of- speeches of many of the leaders of or the cassette players, he said. ficially launched the joint as- the industry, was included a ape. Of these, there will be 20 mu- sociation at the recent British page salute and dedica- cial eighty sicassette production centers in Motor Show in London. King tion of the second anniversary of DISCUSSING THE WORLD growth of the cassette system are, from left, operation by the end of this Dr. Hans -Werner Steinhausen, technical director of DGG and the Stereo had a booth at the show ITCC. This special section is the production talk of the music and entertain- year with a total Philips cassette system; J. L. Ooms, chief engineer of Philips Photo displaying Muntz equipment. ment world and marked for the capacity of 10 million musicas- Industries, and Wybo Semmelink, assistant vice -president of Norelco. The London company is first time in the history of any spe- handling duplicating, assembly cial section in Billboard an innova- and distribution of 4 -track play- tion in the form of advertising. ers in England for Muntz. Agree- Various companies who never be- Western Tape Holds Meeting ments also have been reached fore participated in such an issue with Pye and EMI Records to were well represented in the sup- plement. RENO -Western Tape Dis- the cartridge out quickly after come and chat with the sales- make their product available to tributors' 15 salesmen faced the LP has been released. men," Daniel said. He now plans King Stereo. * * * representatives from 10 music The sales force which covers making the salesmen-manufac- suppliers over the weekend 26 states for the major car- turer's meeting an annual af- my back, so we felt this type of In addition to record companies, (27 -28) in a face -to -face con- tridge one -stop also asked for fair. meeting would let them ask recording artists, distributors and frontation designed to clarify some clarification on the fol- "I just decided it was time these key questions to the people suppliers, a major motion picture the "why's" of their tape CAR - lowing subjects: to learn why companies did that have the answers." studio (20th CenturyFox) partici- tridge operations. pated. In addition, two of the What are manufacturers doing things," Daniel noted. "I was Daniel said he felt the meet - major stereo playback manufac- Approximately 50 persons at- to correct defective tapes? sick of having 15 salesmen on (Continued on page 74) turers (Motorola and Borg -Warner), tended the Friday- Saturday What can be done to get man- a broadcasting company (RKO -Gen- gathering at the Riverside Hotel, ufacturers to stop thinking of eral), and an airline (Olympic Air- planned by President Mike cartridge as a "step child ?" UNITS & TUNE -UPS ways) all took full pages of adver- Daniel to allow his salesmen to Daniel said the confrontation tising to salute ITCC. learn first hand from Capitol, grew out of a plan to show RCA, Columbia, Decca, MGM, off the firm's new 20,000 * * * Ampex, Muntz, ITCC and square foot warehouse in Borg -Warner, Sears Most important for the general GRT the following whys: Sparks, Nev., outside Reno. feeling in the trade, this section was Why manufacturers don't pro- When one manufacturer heard more than a salute to ITCC. It was duce advertising and promotion- that Daniel was pulling all his Serve on Two Fronts a salute to the entire Tape Cartridge al materials; salesmen in for the opening, he Industry, which in two the past Why manufacturers release asked for an opportunity to By ROGINSKI years has really "grown up." JERIANNE added on the package price is titles which they know don't sell speak before the assemblage. CHICAGO - Residents who $136.45. as LP's; "The next thing I knew, other need new transmissions, have Although Sears advertises were Why some manufacturers get companies offering to engine trouble or need general both 4 -track and 8 -track ma- The ITCC success story is one of automobile servicing this winter, chines in their national cata- many such stories in this field made may end up being the purchas- log, 8 possible by the unprecedented ac- they only sell the -track ers of new 8 -track cartridge model at their service stations. ceptance of the stereo tape concept Pony Pak Line Is Launched by the American public. units for their cars. The reason for this, a spokes- In two major servicing outlets man at the automotive center * * * Featuring Japanese Artists -Borg -Warner and Sears-8- said, is because "the 4 -track track players are being dis- machines aren't popular enough If you are a dealer or distributor LOS ANGELES - A new in those markets where Japan- played, sold and installed. Borg - to sell them here." If a customer who wants to share in the success Warner has nine service stations wants a 4 -track unit, he is told and "profits" of the Tape Cartridge cartridge -only line, featuring ese- American citizens are con- in the area and to order it through the catalog Industry, may we suggest that you Japanese Pony Pak artists, has centrated. He said this would Chicago Sears has 10. house and bring it in for instal- contact your nearest ITCC distribu- bowed here. Tom T. Saiki, rep- include Los Angeles, San Fran- tor. If in the event you do not At the Borg- Warner stations, lation. cisco, know who your distributor is, we resentative of the Nippon New York, Seattle, Chi- prerecorded cartridges as well The Allstate 8 -track players invite you to phone ITCC collect, Broadcasting System Service cago and Boston, as well as as players are on display. A are on display at the Sears Cen- (212) 421-0080, and the ITCC Cus- Co., will head U. S. operations other cities. He was lining up customer waiting for his car to ters but no prerecorded car- tomer Relations Department will be of the new line. Most product distributors last week during the be serviced may be easily at- tridges are available. Customers happy to discuss your personal will be in 8 -track cartridges, Tape Cartridge Forum spon- tracted by the prerecorded car- are advised to visit one of the situation with you. he said, although 4 -track will sored by Billboard and Mer- tridges or the player which is Sears Department Stores for a also be available. Initial ship- chandising Week publications in set up and operating in the serv- wide selection of cartridges. * * * ment of product has already be- New York. ice office. Sears Centers sell two All- The "glow of success" at ITCC, gun. Nippon has 60 per cent of Borg -Warner sells their 8- state 8 -track units: one with a brought about by this special sec- Artists on the new U.S. line, the cartridge horsiness in Japan, track machines complete with radio for $139.95 and one with- be tion, should shared by everyone Saiki said, is the No. 1 male Saiki said. It is a subsidiary of speakers for $119.95 a unit at out radio, $107.95. 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