Melody BEATLES JUMP TO NUMBER ONE-SEEPAGE 2 Maker SEPTEMBER 7, 1968 Is weekly STONESIC Cream name BAN last home date Cream,whose de- THEcision to split up at the end of the year shocked the music busi- nessand fans a few weeksago,playtheir last British date together on November 26 at Lon- don's Albert Hall. There will be onlyone concert on this date and it will be the group's only appearance in Britain when theyreturn from theirfarewell American U.S. tour. `StreetFighting Man'violencefear

GINGER NEW YORK,Monday This tour, which will last ftve weeks and visit THEnew American singleby the major American cities all over theUnited States, Rolling Stones," StreetFight- kicks offonOctober 4. ing Man,"atrack fromtheirnew WhileintheStates, album, has theywillrecordtracks been bannedbymany for a last album in radiostations. on the West studios The singleisrunning intoa lot of Coast. problemsoverradioplays. Manysta- A new Britishsingle tions haverefusedto playit and forthe Cream isrush- the Chicagostations banneditaltogether releasedtomorrow(Fri- last week day). It is " Sunshine Of because theyfeared itcould Your Love," which is al- inciteeven more violencein thecity, readyinthe American where theDemocraticConventionwas TopTen. Theirlatest held amidscenes of extreme policebru- album release-the tality. double LP set" Wheels The recordisa strong, hard 12bar Of Fire-is named this bluesynumber,reminiscentofearly month's Pop Album Of Stones' recordingsfeaturing heavyguitar The Month in the Melody chording. Maker's LP Supplement (see page16). NEWALBUM In Londonon Monday, Mick Jagger commented: " I'm pleased to hear they've bannedit,as long asit'sstill availableinthe shops.The lasttime theybannedoneofourrecordsin America, itsolda million." A spokesmanfor theStones said this 3 -PAGE ALBUM week thattherewas stillno release date for theirnew album" BeggarsBan- Beatles verdict quet." " Itcouldeven be a Christmasre- SUPPLEMENT lease now,"he commented. ThefilmOnePlusOnedirected by French directorJean -LucGodardis now in the editingstage in France.The Rolling Stoneshavepartsinthe film whichn. features themata recordingses- 'WI

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The band at Peppers single "Travellin' Song" The group playsLondon'sJUNIOR harmonica andvocals, Thetourwilllast until and an album"The 26 (20) UNIVERSAL Small Faces, Immediate February 15. Hampstead Country Club (Sep- BUDDY GUY guitar, FREDDIE Pentangle." tember 8) and Rasputin's(9) BELOW drums and LEROY 27 (-) LITTLE ARROWS Leapy Lee, MCA before touringSwitzerland. STEWART boss. The studio AVANT GARDE JAll jsthad a couple of 28 (24) YOUR TIME HASN'T COME YET BABY...Elvis Presley, RCA changes WALTER BEASLEY THREE AVANT gardejazz - guitar programmes have been record- was addedonrhythm and LITTLE AL replaced 29 (-) CLASSICAL GAS Mason Williams, Warner Bros ed by la. 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Road Again" is in the MM's Pop 30, were due to arrive in Bob Dawbarn Mark London andDon Black, who wrote Britain on Tuesday for their first,month -long European NEWS EDITOR at Lulu,currentlyonholiday, appears "To Sir, With Love."are writing the score tour. Alan Walsh LULU:on holiday Tito's Club, Majorca,on September 14and for thenew movie. The group, who return to America on October1, are bringing S rAFFMEN all their own equipment - which includes four specially -built Max Jones arnolifierx and 16 speakers Laurie Henshaw The) cern them Britishtour on September 5atLondon's Chris Hayes Revolutton Therestofthe Chris Welch THE BEE GEES will dates are. Mother's Club. Led- Bill Walker playa return con- ington(61,CivicHall, Dun Tony Wilson stable 171, left's Club, Folkes ADVERTISEMENT cert at the Royal Albert tone(8),Pavilion,Bath(9). MANAGER Hall, again witha 30- Colston Hall, Bristol (251. BEE GEES EUROPEAN Round House, Chalk Farm (27, Peter Wilkinson piece orchestra,as the 29),Barnsley(29) and Lon- PROVINCIAL NEWS start of a major Euro- don'r Marquee (30) EDITOR Today (-Thursday), they ap Jerry Dawson pean concert tour. pear on RBCTV's Top Of The 2-4 OxfordRoad The exact date for the Al- Pops and appearon the Joe Manchester 1 bert Hall show hasyetto Loss Pop Show tomorrow (Fri, Telephone: Central3232 be finalised butitwill be TOUR OPENS IN LONDON day);DISCJockey Derby and attheendofSeptember. BBC -2'sLateNight Line -Up Theywillthen (10) and Top Gear (15). travelto September one-nightersare: majorcitiesinGermany, Festal September 12.24, they TopRank,Hanley(6)and tour Europe for appearances France, Holland, Switzerland Scene Two. Scarborough (13). Ind Belgium. in Germany, Belgium, France, Holland,Sweden and Den Thegroupfliesbackfrom mark itscurrent American touron NEW SIMON ALBUM September 7 andtwodays Rowlesnew later leaves for Belgiumwhere A NEW SIMON and Garfun- DAVE DEE DISC they will spendtwo weeks in kel album will be releasedby CBS in October titled Brusselsworkingon a TV THE NEW Dave Dee, Dozy, spectacular which will be " Wednesday Morning 3 tan." shown in Britain andAmerica, The album features old Beaky, Mick and Tich single. disc rush as well as the Continent over tracks by Simon and Garfun- The Wreck Of The Ant.), Christmas. kel never released inBritain nette," released on September before. They include the 13, istheeleventhwritten The group'snew Polydor al- for them by Ken Howard and bum," Idea," isdueinthe original version of " Sound Of shopsthis week and another Silence " with just guitar BEE GEES:newalbum due this week Alan Blaikley, LP, titled backing. The Bside,"StillLifc,". released "The American by the Opera,"recordedmainlyIn The company are also has been written New York, has been comple- issuing three albums of mate- world will be attending go to America in January to group. A NEW JOHN ROWLES ted. rial by Frank Sinatra in MIDEM 3, where the gather- help promote the film, Otley. MOODY ON BBC 2 The group returned yester- singleisrush releasedto- October. The volumes feature ing of music people from all starring Tom Courtenay and day (Wednesday) from a tour morrow (Friday), titled "The some tracksneverreleased over the world in private Remy Schneider, for which he THE MOODY Blues will of Sweden and Denmark and Pain Goes On Forever." ThisMANFRED RECORDS before and the material operatingofficesunderone haswrittenthelyricsand presentthefull90 minutes resume their British one gasfrom 1939to 1952. roof enable transactions total- nighters on Saturday (7) when time, it's an up -tempo swing- MANFRED MANN will spend recorded the soundtrack. music from their "Lost They will be titled"The ling millions ofdollars to be Chord"album in BBC -2's they top the bill at the erfor Rowles, whose first mostofSeptemberinthe Essential Frank Sinatra." negotiated. No definite date has been Welwyn Garden City Pop set.but he the Colour Me Pop on September twoBritishsingleshave recording studios working on There will also bea series will go for 14. Festival. been ballads. a new single and two LPs. World Premiere in New York On September 21 they of star galas at the festival Thegroup returns from They planto produce one MIDEM DATE presenting top attractionspro- and do TV and personal appear at the Berne Festival, The songis an Italian mel- satirical LP, a send-up of the appearances. their current Continental tour odywithEnglishlyricsby viding entertainment for these on September 9 and plays Eel Switzerland,withtheSmall currentpopscene.Onthe THE THIRD annual inter- attending. On his newsingle, "Top FacesandFlirtations.They Mike Leander. The B sideis secondalbum,each member national record and music PieIsland, Twickenham (II) a Jim Webb composition "All Man," to be released by the and Canterbury (14). tour Ireland from September My Loves Laughter." of the group will produce his publishingmarket.MIDEM, end of this month. Don 26 to 29. own songs. will be held to Cannes, France, DON TO PROMOTE features hisall -electric,one- They guestinRadio One Japanese promoter Tats Bowles startsa week's cab- The group has TV dates in from January 18-24, 1969. man band backed by a 14- O'Clock on September 16. Nagashama flies aretat into London theKonTikiClub, Germany (September 19) and Starsandmusicbusiness DON PARTRIDGE hasbeen piece orchestra including An American tour is being nextweektofinalisethe Wakefield, on September 22. Paris (23). executives fromallover the asked by Columbia Picturesto cellos, violins and flute. negotiated for the group. group's tour of Japan.

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week,justfour days before thenew LASTBeatles singlewas released, Tony Blackburn tosseda minor bombshellover Radio 1 byinviting hissix -and-a -half million listeners to cast their verdicton " Hey Jude." Afterwards,Tonytoldthe MMt "I've never done this before. Butit was the first morning back aftermy holiday, and itwas just an off-the-cuff thing Idid after Iheard the studio techniciansarguing about the single. "Frankly,Ithink 'Hey Jude'goes on abitat the end, andIdidn'tcare too much foritatfirst.But now Ilove it.Istill think it's notone of their best-like the early Beatles stuff.Butit growson you." Itonlyaproportionofthose Blackburn fanswrite into Radio One, thenextra postmen will havetobe draftedto PortlandPlace. Justtoeasethe burdenon the poor old BBC, the MM decidedto conduct itsown poll on the new single. JEAN DOUGHTY(20), secretary, WallisAvenue, Parkwood, Maidstone, Kent-Theopening of "HeyJude" wasvery good, but as it wenton and onIjust lost interestin ILBut it will catch on all right.All Beatles recordssell-just because they're the Beatles.But thisone definitely didn't interestme. LAURA PATTERSON(21), secretary, DolphinSquare, Lon- don, W.I.It's thesame as all Beatles' records-whenyou've heard itabout six timesyou'll probablygo mad over it.But I've only heardittwice, and Ididn't likeitvery much.But that's often theway with Beatles records. Ona first hearing, you think, " Oh God, that'sterrible." Thenyou hear it again and again, andyou know itwill bea hit. ButIprefer Revolution."That's differentagain.This one could make thenew single ahit.

BRIAN KEEN (16),kitchen hand,West Ealing.-Quite a good record.Ilike it-even thougha lot of my friends criti- ciseme for sayingso. ALAN BRACKETT(20), post office engineer,Bishops Way, London, E.2. Ilike it.It's the bestone they've made for quite a while. But the ending doesgo on a bit too much. How long is it? Threeminutes? Butit'sstillbetterthan"Lady Madonna."It'll definitelygo to No.I. BEVERLEY FALLSHAW(16),clericalworker, Tachbrook Estate, London, S.W.I.-It'sall right, but It'snot as goodas otherBeatlessingles-like "LadyMadonna," andsomeof their earlierones.It's too ordinary andgoes on too long. The Beatles aren'tas good as they used to be.Once, they always stood out fromtherest. Now, they'relosingthis quality. GARY MERRIN (16), trainee photographer, The Vale, Southgate,London,N.14.-1 quite likeit,butitcould be a bitshorter. Itseemsto carry on for quite a while. "Revolution' is morein the Beatles' older style-which Iprefer.At first,Ipreferred I thisside, but now thatI've LIKE IT. listenedto both,Ilike them equally. BEATLES: " hey aren'tasgoodasthey used to be A DRAG IT'STHE

CAROL PUGSON (19), sales manageress, Woodford Green, Essex.-It's quite catchy, but BEST SINGLE THEY'VEMADE Ifitweren'ttheBeatlesit wouldn't be a hit.Or possibly only a minor one.Ithasn't ROSET1 TRIUMPH gotmuch of a tunetoit; FOR QUITE A WHILE00 Beatles'singlesareusually much more distinctive. isCHAMP- "Revolution "7 That's a done. 1 prefertheirolder drag. Idon'tlikeit. Too recordings. The Sergeant AMPLIFICATION much rock'n'roily.Neither Pepperalbum,forinstance, is it as good as "Lady waa probably one of the best Madonna"or" All You Need NEXT WEEK IN MELODYMAKER RGAN- things they've ever done, One Is Love." would get a bitbored with But just because people the endof" Hey Jude "-it ,,`.° may notlike this new single, goes on too long.That's the ISATION 10*k doesn't mean the Beatles are trouble with so many of the slipping. modernpop records-there's too much repetition. Anticipatingtheinevitable TROUBLE controversysurroundingany new releaseby theBeatles, MM reader Mike Thompson, BRASS KEN WALKER(21) stu- ofChingford,London, E.4, II 1111111111,M dent, London, N.2.-Ilikeit. dashedoff a lettertoMail- we But Iexpect after I'veheard bag. itaboutthreetimesI'llget sickofit. Youhearpop records played so much you're KNOCKERS boundtogetsickofthem. SPECIAL It's inevitable, I suppose.

PETER DARKINS (15), Says he: Before any Plumstead, London, S.E.I8.- knockersgetbusy(asthey I think much of ILIt alwaysdoattheslightest doesn't sound like the Beatles. chance) please let me add my tips from the top Butas Itis theBeatles I congratulations to the Beatles WITH ELECTRONIC supposeitwill do well.It's on a really great record. PERFECTION AT '13 -LOW' YOU C000L THEBOX as good as Lady "The beauty of Hey Jude' Madonna." and the rawness of 'Revolu- ORGAN PRICES TO BUILD THE SOUND tion ' are wonderful. Scour the world, select the best, negotiate That's the kicker in Triumph. Siliconsolid- FRANK SWEENEY (20), needle-sharp prices andyou won't have solicitor's clerk, London,S.E.S. " Thanks again, Beatles, for state devices cool the boxes, build the making ourdulllivesmore caught up with Rosetti. Because they've sound... to the tone and pitch playerswant, -I'm a great Beatles fan, hut already had built into their new 4 8 5 octave Ididn't like" Hey Jude" at exulting.I, with many others, without sizzle, withpower to take punish- first. Butitgrows onyou. lookforwardtoyournext portables, new Rosettl-exclusive features ment, with absoluteease in matching. And Even so,I don't think It's one like Infinitely variable draw -bar control of the there's thenew slavemaster lapel control- of the best things they have Definitelylukewarm,how- makesureofyour musical extension. And itall starts at lust you can switch the mood while you walk ever,isreaderG. Pearson, 135 gnu. See this important new rangesoon. about. Read all about it-get the brochure. LarnbwarthRoad,Hull.He Send the coupon fora fullyillustrated (The guitar, Incidentally, is the fantasticnew writes:" Whileappreciating brochure. Rosetti Triumph.) that the BeatlesHey Jude' reflectsbeautifullythesad periodtheymustbegoing through,Iwish they wouldn't Melody Maker spoiltheir songs by prolong- tSENDTHIS COUPON TOROSETTI ing the endings till they reachmonotony. Electronic Adept The House of Music 138-140 Old Street London EC1,and Rosetti will send you, by return, their new illustrated electronics brochure, placean covering organs, amplifiers, mikes and incredible JEN Effects,groovy as QUANTITY ordernow tram lines,simpleasSimon, full of the great unexpected.

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quantity, quantlIN. quasi Paps 15-MEI TIDY MANFR September 7 P160 the lameragent byArn, MR. NINE PERCENT U.S.record SAIRV Hy BOY CAN'T Bur HE'S JUSTDONE OH- BECAUSE NO -BECAUSE oecornennenab'e! MAKE YOUR ALBERT A HID IN PRAGUE ,THEY LIKED THEYDIDN'T --(HALL CONCERT. AND THE RUSSIFINSJ LIKE HIM HAVE ASKED saleshit HIM TO STAY thebillion dollarmark spent AMERICANSmorethan abil- lion dollars onrecords lastyear,anincrease An impressivefirstin Cologne of 9.6 percent in re- tail sales compared jan3L:osty.a,Issaz a:rnis:r bpursi equipmentdid, infact,turn withthefigurefor bchic. up. And cheers which was and supervisor of thefir*si from an uvablybelierousd patient 1966 Jess Am RheinFf{thrdiweC11 and well-behaved crowdsitting reports eras heldin 959,000.000, Cologne last week- al 2 arnon .e demo,cold end has plenty of practice ground. Billboard. asofilingtheminesstrewnin They played elengthy set. and the fieldof For thefirsttime. jazz enterprises whiletheir tonsof M.., By virtue of superborganise. did notmakethem a loud more albums than tion nd the stature of his own group.itensured ca. instru brainchild,the...Is Kenny ment had maximum singles weresoldin Clarke -Franey Boland Big Band, and clarity. Like mostmerican In this first attempt must be ated groups who visit us. theyproved America last year. successonallcounts dis. touchingly unprofessional. vague dollar value,album counting financeBut netyear, and timidtowards theiraudi- withmorelocalsubsidyex ence,bulplayedwithfeeling sales accountedfor82 TheMEWS pert., that should also be con andobviousmusicalinolve cent ofthe total quered rnent. Grace Slicktendedto per The weekend belongedto the mumble her thoughts aloudto turnover. Altogether weekly tonic Clarke -Boland Band.Thertwo nobody onparticular,but sang concerts on Sundaywere mar. beautifully. The two -guitar lead the Americanrecord vellous proof that the best ensured an exciting sou.. industrywhich has records " 'andscime" traditions of be bandjazz-- Otherhighlights were drum. andit's a farricherheritage mm Tink, hilariousand brit morethan 57 per cent and driveFord Anglias than many peopleallow-- liant performance with the market, arebeingkeptalivebythis Pretty Things, Fairport Conven- of the world dangerously. International combo whichgets lions contribution al 4 am, Carl released 7,231 singles Are the Rolling togetherinCologne a handful Palmer, solo with Arthur Brown altimesInthe Year. and Aynsley Dunbar's Retalia- in 1967 and 4,328 Stonesmakingafilm lcn playing on during an 2 a The British contingent In the albums. Go on admit about a meeting of nand -RonnieScott,Tony Coe ooudburst,with what remained tnrs), Derek Hundsto(alto), of the audiencewnohadn't it you're amazed! magicians onthe banks fought their way en M a - boa Jimmy Deuchar (tial) and Kenny . . . Is Clare (drs-are important totown crowded on the stage Prestige Public Rela-of the Ganges? pine, In an)organisationwhich with the group. - CR.'S tions,Dave Cardwell's Al Beano anyrelation to nourishes on the excellent WELCH arrangementsbytheBelgian company, nowhandling Jim Dandy? pianist BolandThe shores are MAYNARDFERGUSON, SLIDE HAMPTON IN COLOGNE PICTURES BY MANS HARZHEIM Scott Walker, Gary Wal- an imaginative synthesis of BIRMINGHAM Sorry,"Hey Jude" swing. highly personalised ker and the Rain and a es d "Revolution" orchestration which draws which made uP the Festival. In all, an impressivefirst ane, the Cra zy World us IT deeply en the individualsin the Dexter Gordon wasInawe- Festival.musically andother - A rwat'er's 'secti'c'srvren thengna'llTr! Rockin' Berries. aren'tadrag,they're band, and an unfailing dexterity some form with Benny Bailey In Ifonly allfestivals were Rex, Move and many more noonsessionofthebravest ClaudeLintotthas pretty damn good incontrastingsoloist and en. aset appropriately titled "-The as well organised as this . migratory groups. jazz -bluesfestivalof the year, semble. Master Swingers JonHend- one can dream. -BOB HOUSTON The Festivalwasn'tbadly attheMidlands ArtsCentre, just the sound to make Americangroupiesal- Since Kenny Clare was ricks withlusty helpfrom organised.It we., organised Birmingham, had to be hurried- hroughtinto augment Ken. Ronnie Scott's group madeuP at all. Until a few days before- your party go with aways seem veryhung d 'nedveTy" thanks Clarke on drums. the bandpro- ,withexpatriatesHumble and hand when Portsmouth promo- :Inr7dnu'rne swing the Jews, or as a IOW POP FESTIVAL to the vile Bank Holiday - up . . . In 1918you duces enrmous swing. As Deuchar, was typically ter Ricky Farr was called In to wellastithedvisualexcitement humorous and engaging; Mark make a few essential arrange- weather. itis sometimes referred could buy a packet of in watching two masterly Murphy sang better thanI've ASMALL bronze medal should ments -like mowing the field of " Bravest becausethe or- drummers working together. heard him fora long time; the be struck and presented to barley whereit was due tobe fanisers by firmly setting their to the Jaws Harp, pease pudding, two tram tl the Clarke -Boland band Maynard Ferguson Big Band was all the survivors of theIsleof held. And diggingatrench face against the musical par - Claude is theonlymem- stolethe show,it was ontoto the only disappointment for me, WOO. Poo Festival. They ore which was le be the latrines for the policytypicalofother tickets and a seat at the be expected.Buttherewere bf our rep eeeee tatives-the gulf the brave men andwomen who 7,000 people. such summer get-togethers, with ber ofthe MU to Alhambraallfor98 ether moments of delight In the etweentheleaderand the trailedacross the wildhinter- Al least Ricky made sure there jazzfollowingbluesfollowing specialise in the instru- . . fireconcerts -four heldInthe band seems too great for cold. landofthatcursedisle on WAS a festival,andtheAir- jazz in a most stimulating wag, guineas The News openair intheRheinpark- fort Saturdaytosee Jefferson Air - plane and a bargeload really tried to open up the ears of of many ofthe young people ment and he has created of the World'sWeston who were attracted to the centre a WORLD RECORD by a in by the blues Itself. Taylor knockout In a four-hourkaleidoscope playing toan audience thefloorshow atLon- whichincludedmusicbythe of3,440,000.He Baked. Blues Line, Barry now don's Carousel Res- Whitworth Quintet, Graham proposestodirecthis taurant. Were CollierDozen,ChickenShack attention to the "pop" are andthe others but this is the Mike Westbrook Con- Steppenwolf,an certBanditIsImpossibleto marketandfeelshis peck out more than a couple Americangroup "reject of highlights, such as Carl Jen- sound could giveextra the statusquo, socially. kins gorgeous composition, appeal to records, CAMERICAN HIT! Maradella," which opened the How politically and aestheti- Collierset, and, as usual,the about it Apple! cally.They tremendous jazz playing of John Scott Walker innovate, Surman and Mike Osborne with holiday- create and functionin the Westbrook band when their ing " Release gave us a good ac- on FrenchRiviera an always moving. count ofjazz,oast, present and . Hold thefrontpage, future. singer Clinton futuristic world." Bit of The evening show,asimilar Fordran a tall order, what? mixture but withthe addition over his dog's tail of Champion Jack Dupree (nice while Did Skip Biffertygive tohear a bluesone singeron a lawnmowingathis Wina bluesfestival) nod with home Golden the short set from the newly -formed recently . . . horrors? . Fats Dom- Midland youth Jan Orchestra Roland Tripe .. which.Inaremarkably short broke inoon "Lady Madonna" spaceofb has reached a every bone in hisbody wow! good standarate,d ofpronciency while with an outstanding young alto tiddly-winkingin Move's TrevorBurton player In 1T -year -old Jan Steel, his bathrecently. in conclusion.thereis little has beennominated for doubtthattheMidlandsArt ErieClaptonhas Centreisrapidly becoming the a election as Teenage short haircut! . focal point for jazz development . . Mayor In the Midlands, not least with Drivel's of Birmingham. If respect to audiences.-CHRISTO- Constipation electedTrevor, who is PARR BIRD_ arrived for theirtour of 19. wouldattend Coun- Mombasawitheleven CAROUSEL cil meetingsto put for- equipment, ward ideasfor "youth THE CAROUSEL,inLondon's but couldn'tplay when activities." Piccadilly,isnow offering nightly six hours of almost non Jiving Jazz North K.Boots, WestOr- stopentertainmentheadedby suffered a ganisation the delicious Lynda Baron The severe is togive only breaks are for dancing and MOtolocalcharities the paceIshectic.In addition truethatit'salllies to Lynda's dancing, singing and about . . Gerry Mulligan in chats with the audience, there Londonthis week with are the Jahn M. Lee . . trio,the . Wedding Satin Bells Take 3, Grlsha Far, Bells his wife,actress Sandy fel, orchestra and assorted Denis others. The SatinBellswere a RoyTempest, whoistofilm knock -out,like the Carouselit- Robert " Millstone" atShep- sell. -JACK MUTTON, Stigwoodand RikGun- perton. nellto ROLF HARRIS In Hyde Park', OLF HARRIS couldnever be 1. calledoneofthe world's greatcabaret performers.But

heis goodSecondDivision man who cansendeventhe bal- blase Talk Of The Townpatrons loon Boat"by Ronald E De SI-I A N NON home with a feiiiinnofbeing S. Kwango on wined,dinedandroyally en the minter tertained. StrawberryLabel AthismooningattheWest Newmods THE WEIGHT endnightspotonMondayhe wearshun mixed his in., oredielnbitre hair, red .9bbev8 PertoireI" Tie Me Nae,onoo hruii's, Effervescent Blue Down.-" If I Were A Rich bleached jeans with Man '')with a heavyconcen- trationofWill,''lad come. heavy hoots.Callever:, , 1161 LBF 15133 numbers Andhisspecially one " John "and have LibertyRecords opener Jake ThePeggy -'though Limited11 Albemarle Sireel, London WI 1111BUY peculiar 11. 7.16-1 no hanger riginal. is mill rolling gall very tunny.ALAN WALSH Call Otis Redding INnta Mats rinentIAl MIAOW, MAKER,September 7, 1960-Pape 7 Aretha,thegirlwhodraws pictureswhenshesings. . . ELLADakota, Sah theCamlate Dinah Washington, Dellaare justa few of the American song greats whohave domin- atedtheinternational musicsceneover the years. And Ella,the GrandDame, Isas great todayas she was somethirtyyears ago when sheblazedon the world"pop " scene with theunforgettable,if somewhatimmature," A- Tisket A-Tasket." Now, anotherAmericanstar is blazingbrightlyin the international firmament. ArethaFranklin.And she hasone thingin common with all thosegreat names whoprecededher. She is Coloured. And, truthis,one would have to lookpretty hard to findequivalentWhite singers to match the world statusof the Ella- Aretha line. memorable

Peggy Lee?Possibly.Cer- tainlyshe burstonthe scene with BennyGood- man backin1940 with her memorable " Why Don't You DoRight?" Then, shewas justan- other bandsinger. But she soon becamean interna- tional favouriteand has hadanimmensely long and deservedrun. AnitaO'Day?She'slong beena favourite with the " in " jazz crowd.Particu- larly with musicians,some of whom rate heras the Greatest WhiteGirl Jazz Singer of AllTime. June Christy, ChrisConnor and-in more commercial vein-JulieLondon,all had their particular scenes going at various stages. But hasany one of these considerable artists wielded the world InfluenceofMissFitz- gerald add company?-- Has, In fact, being "Coloured " do Areyou success?withthislY=sitti: LAURIE HENSHAW Over to Miss Selena Jones. hard say," comments."Ws "Fewt° whiteshe onthe international girls face the same prob- lems colouredgirls, who haveas amore trying stature of America's time. White girlscan get convertedto In where a coloured girl can't.And maybethis greatest soul star thole scene leads to them expressingtheir feelings musically. "We owe alottoJerry amount of money in the pictures Wexler for bringingout States. She is one of their her tremendous vocal highest paid artists. She playstereo qualities onrecord. The can getfar more money "But there are some fine cruxof the whole matter there than here. white singers around. is that he let herbe com- But she would come for Marian Montgomery, for pletely natural-andthose a charitylike the Royal instance,really gotinto qualities just cameout." Variety Performance, and a bagwith ' When Sunny stay onfor a Gets Blue.' Arthur Howes, impressario probably who broughtArethato couple ofdates." "But Aretha-Ireally dig Britain for those memor- that girl, baby. able soul concerts in Lon- "I've LP's? "She draws pictures when don last May, says: stature she'ssinging more than never beforeknown such anyoneIknow.When astanding ovation for a AddsFrankFenter:" I'd Aretha sings 'I love you,' girl singer.8,000 people liketo seeAretha ina she really means it; when were on theirfeetat Royal Command Perform- she sings' Hold me,' you Hammersmith, and 7,000 ance." Youcan play stereo LP's on monoplayers. Butyou need a special BSR cartridge first. Otherwise life can see abig love scene at FinsburyPark. It was Certainly thousands who going. the most exciting experi- in Lon-can get very scratchy for the records.Ask atyour record shop. They know all about it. And they'll ence I'vehad. saw her in person " Ireally regard her as the donfeelher statureto- female Ray Charles." daywarrantssuch an change the cartridge foryou.It'll cost you around 36 6d. Thenyou can play stereo* and mono records Says Frank Fenter,Euro- honour. But then, honours pean representative of quality -in commercial rewardsonthesame player. OK? and critics' acclaim-have Atlantic Records: " Prob- a star ably the greatest quality " Aretha has such already been heaped on "Stereo records will, ofcourse, be reproduced mono. quality in her voice.She ex -gospel singer Aretha. about Arethaisherin- Soul, Rhythm 'n' credible amount of humi- can sing Blues,Gospel, Jazz and Jerry Wexler sumsitup lity.Hertotal formof Pop with suchconviction simply by saying: " There expression is through her She has a tre- isnothing new inwhat music. She absolutely and feeling. en' mendous range. she is singing. Negro See record shop about a vibrates on stage and on music-the only creative your records. " We want herback. And art form in America." BSR "Vet, In person, she is the Aretha wantstocome. most quietlyspoken and The troubleisthe time With good and lust reason BSR 10,, modest person imagin factor. Also, she can com- IsMissFranklincalled COMPATIBLE CARTRIDGE prPeC able. mand such an enormous the Queen of Soul. Aga s-X1f0,10 MAKER. Senn-rubel 7, I bliS jazzscene A shareDave HollandathomeinHarlem ONE of theveryfew,ifnot JEFF ATTERTONCATCHES THE MILESDAVIS QUINTET of the the only English jazz musi- cianevertoplayina Harlem always nightclub is bassist Dave Holland verymuchonform and played rhythm sections have withrare fire and invention. He been an explosiveforce andthis best currently with the Miles Davis It quintet which openeda nine -day never sounded betterandwas oneis certainly noexception. really gettingto the large crowd hasaspark of its ownthat comes engagement onFriday, August of 23, at Count Basie's Baronthe on suchoriginalnumbers as from the relentlessdrumming in jazz Strip Seventh Avenueat 132nd " Nefertitiand 'Riot " featur- Tony Williamsand thestrong Dave Holland 1- RtiliTO'S Street. The atmosphere.was one ing tenoristWayne Shorter and bass playingof citte-nis have pianist who seemed verymuch at home I a strange attitude to - of subdued excitement forthis Herbie Hancock who surd the quite ordinar)- too was Miles' debut at Basin's, were excellently contrasted with the group and morethan Ls king. so-called hippieswho against his own inthis fast Itse in Yorkville,a pretty' little to the delightofthepatrons Miles'own warmand able to hold sir. etnear where the centre who turnedout infull force to rich sounds. company. ttown would heif Toronto had one hear himon opening night and Another set included the Now under newmanagement, Th bb cruisedown were rewarded by a demonstra- rather funky " Walkin' "," Gin- Bas,e's, one ofthe fewremain- ,,,retandmunlh!e ahot, tion of his extraordinary gerbread Boy " and Shorter's ing Harlem strongholds, has

;;_. Ll according musicianship. " Paraphernalia "which is on come upwith abig namejazz 1 V andne wspapers Davis, perhaps themost elo- the new policy which promisesmuch for Fu,whuteverTorontolacks Columbia album, HOLLAND: holding hisown in understanding that theres quent lyricist in jazz today,was " MilesIn The Sky," Miles' the future. more than onewaytr.live. this placegets a good share of the bestin jazz. IcaughtEddie Condonat the Colonial tavern 1, r1,-- lustlecture the I dr,thf hie ironthoniSt. ,ots Cut,hall larhane as . ,Irld)r.wanleading a rase-los, ith Yank in I uws., Wilber,Cutt. Lionel Hampton giant H.BahGardner and CliffLee- -a Thi sound? Lovely, just ,r4ethezestofmyold Fleet Street laze Club sessions. Forme,themanofthe evening was Bob Wilber who does so much with his clarinet - so many good things tofi I the basic Dixielandpie sand greatsolosoneverysong danger ofbeing forgotten How I wished Dave Shepherd. Alan Cooper, Archie Semple, Al Gay and all my old friends had been there to fall about in delight atthis tremendous ONE oftheworld whose excitement hasnot player'sperformance. I must giants of jazz rank- been dulled over theyears have looked prettyfoolish "Gin For Christmas" grinningandapplauding so ing in stature to Louis with Ziggy Elman isa three much among such a casual Armstrong, Sidney audien minute riot still to be equal- Bechet and Charlie Par- led for sheer funand high Roundthe corner at the lown, Junior Mance is knock- ker, has been ignored spirits. ing outhisfans with some for severalyearsand His big bands of the I949- sery convincing piano, backed 45 period havea strangety by almost been in danger Wilbur Little'bass) with ferocious and menacingat- PaulRussell (dm). The best of being forgotten,at mosphere abouttheirper- things I heard from the trio as were "Sunny," taken at twice least farasthis formances. The trumpet Georgie Fame's pace;a slow country is concerned. playerswere quite startling " Summertime,"wontricky Lionel Hampton, the first intheir speed and attack. percussion; astill slower If exponent of the vibraphone But whenever Hampwas I'm Lucky and Peg 0' My in jazz represents tomany hustled intoa studio away Heart" talcen at dragster -rac- peoplethe ing pace, about three times a wholeessence from his roleas bandleader, QuickMarch tempoMan, and spirit of the music. great jazz always got play- doesn't sound the most mod- Swing, improvisation, drive ed, ason the 1953 sessions ern of pianists now, buthe is and feeling areallhisat- in Paris withMen Mezzrow formidable and very CromPell. tributes, and they stillmean hisregular rhythm section ins entertainment. a lottoaudiences every- and guest Frenchmusicians Don Ewell lives in Toronto where, despite what protag- when suchgreat- perform- andifvoulike pianoplay- onists of the highly respec- that deliciously ances as "Real Crazy "Ap- ing is ted avant garde would have pearedon Vogue records. nunioaacent of -Teddy Wilson us believe._ on one occasion, DukeElfidg- Norman Grantmust be ton on another, FatsWaller thankedfor his bringing to or ArtTatum on another, then the powerful fonts I haven'tdiscoveredany FERVOUR of BuddyRich, Oscar Peter- English influence onToronto's butScotlandcertainly son, Ray Brown, Herb Ellis hMas onein the shape ofillrn To us simple jazz fans, and Hamptonfora succes- McHarg and his MetroStom- "the beat" is something to sion of superb albums. pers-all rampantCelts save be pursued with great fer- Then therewereCOW, forme solitaryEngin'', drum- vourand despite all the rock orationswithArtTatum, meThey are doing welland groups, Tamla Motown, and Stan Getz and Teddy Wil- it's a competent,disciplined even the great Stan rhythm son. Once again Hamp was band which always looks sections, which are devoted happs on stage. They weld being recordedwith music- with sound, simple to " the beat " and have ably LIONEL HAMPTON: ' blamed 'as an instigator of rock and roll. iansofhisownstature. the music provided it since most jazz- arrangementsandarebuild- spurring themon togreater ing a growingaudienceir men opted out for non -com- heightsandproviding re- Canada. munication, Lionel Hampton standing ofshowmanship available, The bestrecent the studio and playedit on best vibraphone warding,timeless music. and the musicians he em- thatenables him to rouse release is "NewportUp- "Memories OfYou." It be- playing has ploys and inspires can still beenaway fromthebig Since the Granz sessions, anaudience to a great pitch roar" recorded live at last came a top seller and Hamp bandcontext. Hampton provide the greatest form of of excitement, branded by years Newport Jazz Festival, switched fromdrums albums have been to Inthe rare events.If record com- rhythmic excitement,in a some critics as " rabble and thereis"You Better vibes. Hewas then discov- 1930she made Ray Know It!" on World Record some marvelloussides with paniescould be induced lo much freer and more inven- rousing." ered working ina Los An- release tive form than King Rock He was even at one time Club which dates from 1964 geles cafe byBenny Good- men from theDuke Elling- more,ifhecould Group. " blamed " as an instigatorand features Hamp inthe man and joined B.G. Teddy ton,Benny Goodmanand tour hereagain with agood Whittam Cab Calloway small Lionel also has an under- of rock and roll, and during idealmusical surroundings Wilson and bands,beau- group, or play a ata- Gene Krupato son It his1956 British tour when ofClarkTerryand Ben formone of the most fam- tiful cameo performances atRonnieScott's, he played "Razzle Dazzle" Webster. ous small groups in jazz his- featuringJohnny Hodges, might leadto the rediscov andhistenorsaxophonist Toobtain tory. HarryJames,ChuBerry, ery by the public of a great someofhis Charlie talent BE PRECISE! was observed dancing finestrecordingsitis now Theirrecordingsofthe Christian,Cozy Cole the and Krupa. through auditorium. necessary to find a jazz col- mid -Thirtieslike"Moon- Cries of " play some jazz " lector whowas activein glow,"" Dinah " and In the 'fortieshe made " Ex- omemore small Chris wereutteredbyshocked the middle 'fiftiesor roam actlyLikeYou "were a group sides British musicians. ike"BouncingAt The around the second handand great success andin1936 on" and Bea- The hand, which featured deletions departments ofre- Lionelwas voted by Down "HotMalletts." Welch ASK FOR double drummers, thefirst cord stores. Beatmagazinetobethe use of electricbass,tenor There are several different most exciting artistofthe saxophone battles, and recording periods to beex- year. QUEENELIZABETH Hamp on vibes, piano and plored, all offeringtreasure Afterfour years with HALL drums, not to mention a cer- [Have. Benny,Lionelformedhis HAMILTON tain amount of singing soil Lionelstartedoutasa own band and hasrun big TUESDAY,SEPT. on 17th,of 7.45p.m. dancing histom-tom, drummer withPaulHow- handson and off ever since, Exclusive wasdismissed as a circus ard's Quality Serenaders,"a featuring suchswing clas- Londonconcert Forgotten were the beaut- popular bandon the West sics as "FlyingHome" of JohnMayer's ifulballads he played and Coast " then Joined Les "AirmailSpecial,""How CAPOS the phenomenal vibraphone Hire's hand. High The Moon,"" Hamp's and those When Louis technique since Armstrong Boogie Woogie" andmany, INDO-JAZZ made a days ofthe tour, which hit Paramountmovie more vehicles for suchside- FUSIONS toany with Bing audiencesunused Crosby called men as ThadJones,Joe FeaturingJoeHarriott form of rhythm and blues, "Pennies From Heaven" Newman, IllinoisJacquei, the Hampton star haswaned. Lionel joined Louisand on Arnett Cobb, andMilt Buck- Pnwenwn.Includesprontl... ofind Ana There are very few cur- a recording date the drum- bud.. by Job. N.L. HAMILTON CONCESSIONAIRES ner Indiana, 7,1N Si,. NOW rentalbumsofhiswork mer found a vibraphone in Yet on record, Hampto ON SALEOf HON fot..2a 31.11 Av.. 7, 198. --Peg. 00 P11.101)1 MAKER, Seplernher

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hey Juderevolution apple records R5722 EMI 1111.VISI MCSIO. MELODYMAKIR, September7, 196n-Pageit `Welovethe POP SINGLES by ChrisWelch screamers'say The Move,and SkipBifferty areturn to SKIP RIFFERTYare a " happening happen "group. Themost amazingthings music to them-liketheirvan dropping gimmick-free the RiverThames. with allits equipmentinto Disasterprone, they "Wild Tiger Wo- a musical sincerity are desperatelyanxiousto succeed. MOVE: barelyequalled by Raving boners,they have man " (RegalZonophone). Theyare broke, any group inBritain. While not as good as "Fire struggling,hut undaunted. com- a single, thehighly Somehow theyhave managed Brigade" this Roy WWood commercial"Man InBlack" to issue positionisa goodindication album. andahighlyinteresting RCAVictor of the Move's return to gim- A handfulofpeople have mickfreemusic. Asortof faithinthem.The Small boogie beat underpins the Facesare theirgreatest fans guitar. and thevocals have and BY CHRIS helped produce the WELCH thatodd" wah wah "effect single. Othersupporters in- thatisa Move trademark.I clude don't know many wildtiger deejay John Peel. is alwayson hand tostop allthe phones Theyare all convinced Grahambanging cutoft.If women, soI cannot speak from Skip his head they aren't Ionce went Biffertywill againsta wall, pop stars yet, experience, but MOVE: trade mark " happen" or blowing they certainlytry and live toa cocktailparty with an someday. - his mind. Heplays a mini- up to accepted standards. aggressivecatgirl,andif the background, and banjo and But whois SkipBitterly? ironic pianoand addsto she is anything to go by, this the In the basementfor hour tuba grumble effectively. HeisGrahamBell, Mick vocalharmoniesthat after hour should he a hit. Gallagher,TomJackman, give thegroup their distinc- they thundered VINCE EDWARD: "Aquar- Cohn Gibson tive sound. blues,rock andjazz. The SPOOKY TOOTH: "The ius"(UnitedArtists).From and JonTurn- most complicated Weight "(Island). Lotsof bull. Colin bitwas people are dashing aboutto thatKnickersInThe Wind on bass Is cheerful me trying to play theright West End show Hairand Graham, theirlead vocal- and enthusiastic,digs the cover this superb JaimeRobbie drum breakson their highly Robertson song which stems allabout the new age when ist, explains: " Lots of Mothers OfInventionand popular and peacewillguidethe planets talks much requested from Bob Dylan'sband. I peoplesaytome,' hello like Frank Zappe. arrangementof and love will steer the stars. Skip,' but Tom Jackman " Tobacco first heard the original which heIs justa car- playsthe Road." Butmostly itwas a EricClaptonplayed me a Vince is an ex -shipyard work- toon charactercreated by drumsandJonTurnbull freewheelingball. couple of weeks ago, and at erfromTyneside whohas lead guitar. They been with various groups as our bass guitaristCohn." both sing Later Graham the time it seemed an absolute and between themcan con- and Mick knock out. When played with- the saying goes and has land- talked about their a inthe Love -Rock tribute extra guitars,table attitude in the grim walls of my re- ed role EXPLOSIVE and piano. to pop and theirquest for viewing cell,it seems practi- musical that theatens to blow success. SKIP BIFFERTY: a groupwithalot tosay cally a work of genius. Spooky allLondon asundersoon. A They live togetherina fine, dramatic performance large house In are a great band, deserving a Graham is Beckenham, break, and they make a fine that reminds faintly of Arthur explosive,sen- Kent, where music "Our gig scene is getting some stinky nights. mood. sitive, often badtempered, and MISSING version,asdoesJackiede Browninastrological laughter and indeedterrify- sick," said a grimacing "We don't wantahit. Shannon on Liberty. butonlywhenhisnor- ing JOHN "The Pain mally good nature screams, continuefar Graham. "We had to play We're desperate fora hit! Goes On Forever" (MCA). is over- into the night. "We've been together forsomesoldiersatan JAIME ROBBIE ROBERT- taxed bythe aggravations for It'sgot to happen forus. SON, RICK DANKO, RICH- John has a fine, deep voice They have a basement, about 15 months," said Armycamp recently and all Iwanttomakelotsof and coupling his talentsto a thatthreatentostopBit- they ARD MANUEL, GARTH HUD- terly skipping. allegedly sound-proofed, Graham, "Mickused to play wantedwasBuddy money and never have to SON, LEVON HELM: "The strong arrangement and tune wheretheirequipment Is with the Animals, whenhe Holly all night. Thesoldiers work again, outside thepop Weight" (Capitol), This is makes a chart certainty. This On stage heisintense set up for blowing sessions, was about 13. That's so as were terrible but the officers business. evenworse than Dave Dee, Is no lush ballad, but a strong and dramatic.He usually that to which I was cordially in- not to give hisage away." were quite nice.I want to "We lovescreamers and Dozy, Beaky. Mick and Tich. wears a black tee shirt and vited recently. get to America because the At least they stuck to Christ- gour an'erefiZ:=Ineceto In fact, all the ladscome the rippingofshirts.We rest of the balladeers. his hair hangs likea cloud Aftera Chinese meal with from Newcastleand retain kids are getting spoiltwith love it alL Everybody tries names. Now these gents over hisshoulders.Five Graham in the local so many groups.They've are insisting on using all their BLACK DYKE restau- softGeordie accents. The to be so cooltoday and names on record labels. They MILLS footeightInchestall,he rant, we drove by Bentley EricBurdon type had too much.Talk to any- BAND: " ThIngumybob "(Ap- tendsto gravel that'sstupid.Ibelievein arethemusicians who play ple). Thedays disappearifhe to the mansion. throatismissing probably bodyingroups and they superstars and excitement. at Bob Dylan's house The Big whenother turns sideways. But the Bentley was because they willsaythesame about artists gothits with Lennon- Mick, his calmer buddy, went to Gram- It's a drag to be ordinary. Pink, and produce four min- McCartneysongs seemedto loaned and the mansion has mar schools. England. Even the Nice have " All the stars todayare utesfortysecondsofsheer be over, but hearing this fab- so anxious to tell everybody delightArelaxed,typically ulous performance by thefin- they lead normal lives and Dylanfeelhangs overtheir estbrassbandin't work' as ifthey have allthe country go home to Balham and the time and talent in the world. onthe theme fromthe TV wifeandkidsafterthe series one reacts: " HIT!" The From band pianist show. MARY HOPK1N: "Those interplay between thevarious to Frank's sectionsis arranger Were The Days"(Apple). One remarkable has thefeeling and they evquiteen menage to FROM Palais-band pianist to Applewill swing like the clappers. arranger for FrankSi- was ' Joanna - titleof Scott GLAMOUR soon be taking over the whole natra seems a pretty big step. Walker's big hit. of the chartiftheir releases TREMELGESt "My Little But itis one taken by Arthur "Next stepwas when Rod continue to be of sucha high Lady "(CBS)-Trumpetsare flew backto Britainin June " Well we do go to big standard. Pretty Miss Hopkins alsothe standout Greenslade, top British arran- sings featureof ger who has scored for Chris this year andIorchestrated parties andwe do have a thiselderlysong with thisbright andinventivear- Farlowe. Vince Hill, Kiki Dee, about 60 titles forhim. big loon-up. People seem to a charm that occasionally rangementthathastheIs. " Rodwas a big friend of takes on theextra bite of a fectious and Frankle Vaughan, and Frank Sinatra's,and 12 titles want to make the business qualitiesof some played piano onrecordses Lotte Lenya performance.The Frenchpoprecords. One wererecorded as glorified boring. We want to make it backingis sionsfor Kathy Kirby.P.J. exciting. Scott Walker keeps Ofthetypethat thinks immediately of the Proby, Dusty Springfield, Tom demos for Frankto hear. We would be describedInsome amazing used top sessionmen and Rod glamour and mysterygoing circlesas "jog -along" while Antoine whosere- Jones and Engelbert. took the cordsare currently all therage Arthur is now about to set ARTHUR GREENSLADE (left) tapes back to New and although I can'tremem- a children's choir whisper in amongthehippies. and ROD McKUEN York, where hewas spending ber it Secause itwas befo e the seal on a successful career the weekend British moreover, with Frank. my time, Cliff Richard and byflyingtoHollywoodin arranger, a British arranger, the others " Thatwas around July 5. October for a Sinatra session whom he has never met! with Americans. ElvisPresleyusedtobe all "1was sitting having acup in Hollywood. Frank will be It cameaboutwhen " Butafterhearing my of super -starsIt used to be by Rod Arthur was introduced to Rod tea one Sundayevening singing 12 songs Danny Williamsalbum,Rod shortlyafterwards when the sucha big thing to be num- McKuen. All of them arranged McKuen byKennethHume, asked me to do all three LPs. phone rang. ber one in the chart but by Arthur Greenslade. late husband of Shirley The operator - Bassey. " I had done a Danny We did them in July of last asked to take acall from not anymore." How come Frank picked a year. One, in fact, was issued NewYork.I Bridals arranger for an impor- WilliamsLPforKenneth," expected Rodto Theirfirstalbum,with here. It was titled 'Listen To come ontheline.Then a sleeve notes by John Peel, tant session? Especiallywhen says Arthur Greenslade. "And The Warm.' voice said:"Hello, Art- this he has previously worked with apparently Rod was very is Frank is quitea revelation. There impressed withit. "Then, Rod and Idid a film Sinatra, So Ifainted! are certain comparisons such American greats as Axel "When I gotmy breath one Stordahl,BillyMay,Nelson " Rod wanted to record together. He wrote the music, could draw to othergroups, three LPs in Britain One with and I orchestrated it. The film back,Isaid: 'Hello Frank'- Riddle and Buddy Bregrnan? A andeveryone in thehouse obviously the Beatles,and dived tothe extension phones. oddly enough, theWho, but "Frankwas charming, and such influenceisprobably very complimentary about my quite unconsciously ab- picato ' charts,' as he calledthe sorbed. arrangements. He said we must get together. The main pointsto look He added forInBifferty he hopedto cometoe d musicare LARK soon. closeharmonies,inventive " Weare having to have the arrangements, anda sense NYLON FOLK GUITAR E tat arrangementsre -copied as the of humour. Pro-Strotehod Nylon--IIALLEND-No. 731 UNIT keysare alittle cockeyed for "VARITONE" ROTARY TREMULANT Frank. ButIshallbeflying outfortheactualsession. FEELING ThoughIdon't expectIshall be allowedto conduct. OS. "I considerit a tremendous "Money Man," thefirst honourto write for Frank. Of track,Isthe most Beatie- course, theAmericans have like, but thenBiffertyare some greatarrangers, but so off NCI° do we. 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1* b SUNSHINE SURFING forward. For example, again later thisyear. musicisback inthe Top Dennis is writing some fine The tour, which will trumpet Ten-again peddledmer- songs at the moment. But I probablytakeinsixor b rilybytheWestCoast BEACH wouldn't say the Beach seven datesinBritain,is wizards of electronic Boyshadanyparticular scheduled forlate Novem- jEf recorded music, the Beach musical direction. ber or early December and trona )...He os tamer.Tee Yank.lore r hen you soy oter foul Boys. Theirnew single "Do "As I say, we are lettingCarl said: "We'llbe doing THE MUSICALANALOGY of wmonWho Salallthe ston- man --and atatmon who on It Again " has broughtthe things happen, recording who wantsto 00,00 o lotstrumpet Slaying song and play barn, thot'sSum he BOYS the things the Beach Boys the comedian '"f roved sir,ing thong else. ento be the tang of the surf and the ideas and seeing how they have become associated play Hamlet seems to ownw°, 'much -copied bur He was bor in NemOrleans and 'noo in gaiety ofa sunny California develop. Weare currentlywith, but there'll also bea trumpetplayerwhowants He 1922 andsinlliplls Ea nevehriequalled, grovellYle, classocol musicHe beach backintothe MM working ona new album lot of newer things show tothrow awayhismouth- Sc, perfecttimong ond on innc, tiedvsor,rho on whetherhe's bandsreturned Iler Pop 30. and I think when it'sthat we hope people pieceandstepuptothe nse f rhythm, the woni will blowing his horn or singing otterdischarge-work, Yes,it has got the old releaied inBritain, there'll like." microphone as avocalist. "WonderfulWorld," the bighit withthebondsofthe Don, REVIVE Armstrong which mode Brothers Ray McKinley oror .ireu Beach Boys surfingsound, I be some new ideas for the Louis Satchmo ofmother this summer HoraceHeidi. number one in theMM Poe 30- hhairac suppose," Beach Boys fans thereto starteditallwhen heput His saidBeach Boy BILLYECKSTINE -known as recordingstoo hovebeen air brother Carl Wilson listen to." down that golden trumpetand very suCcessful hossong le to the STAGE Mr. 8-isnothersinger/bum-. "Java " eaned him shop MM this week. "It's back growled a fewscatvocals Peter whoforsthe distinction o o Gold Disc bond ontramper and he busman mony area tothatsurfing SURF years ago.Same say he said leoding his own notional show butane,. L atin idea, with the they andvocals with DizzyGillespie °words the voice One of things itall anyway buttherehas tap harmony and IMPACT will be doing during their sitting on thelead trumpet choir. LOUIS PRIMA. Louisbox! simple, direct melodyand been a steady stream of trum- Born in Pittsburgh, Eckstine Provides 0whale, fast -mom, shirt Europeanjunketwill be peters flexing their vocal was singonpot Chicago'sDe Lisa show thatrips up the ouchenre ahem lyrics. The groupare open to washeard and gal filming. "Weare to make a chords since oldSatchnto. Club when he everytime. Louis' nome was " But we didn't plan the influences around them.film. Not a feature film, but signed bypianist/bandleader Earl linked with his former woe me SOUND Herearea few: Hones. He pined the bond,doub- KeelySmith record as a returnto the Theyareaware foryears tut caw g ray ofthe acrewwillbe withus HERB ALPERT. Ha os now ling novr pursuing o successful surf or anything.We Just impact of groups likefilmingusandwe'll be Permanently linked with the solo prett diditone their recordings at the Mexican Manochi sound which Sc codirZ a'fr977,:ra,f," Career. calla dayround a moment. "There are alot Jefferson Airplane and the doing some things in hit. LOluShas been o top trumpet piano in the studios. Doors, has mode fornousalloverthe His nextstep was the man- mon and vocal entertainer sPral of different things happen- as wallay- the London. worId. But heisin foot anArne!, agement of a smallclub which on o and bred in Los fast,ebullient style'once before ing.We're increasing interest being "Idon't know atthis con-born wasunsuccessful and Bformed thewar Of lettingthem Angeles. Now 33, he has been Italianorigin, he happenandseeing taken in the blues. stage exactly what we'll be the bond thatalsofeatured hot thescenewhen he what ployingtrumpetforabout20 Dozzy. Itplayed new ond PrO- IDEA doing with the film; maybe studyingclassicolmusic aBallyppeared in numbersot comesout.Forinstance, "We all buy and listen to mots, gressove music, but 09015 ina tirst,toterdevelop!, a strong woo.] time the Fifties,m II we've just donea very soft a lot of albums even though it'llbe used as promotion provedimpossibletokeepthe os making tof to iterest. teem, tike "Brian (VVillon) just had thing, like a waltz, which is we don't get to see many material. We'll have to wait He listened to men like Dizzy bondtogether andEldlyturned BuenaSera,. "Block Moe,' Wit to solo work osa vocalist and and "Oh, Marie. " the idea and played itover very pretty." groupslive.But we areand see how it turns out." GillespieandMilesDavis,but trumpet player. the J hefirst heardthelate But he's anothermusician who tous. We improvised on Theyare more together aware:we, know forex- Itcould be usedas the KENNYBALL.Oneofour hot come',athrough the then basis for a Beach Boys TV ChenliffordBrown heforgot Meets for the that and recordeditvery these days, saidCarl.At ample thatabluesgroup ofjazzgreatness and turned to leading jazz group leoders, Kenn,' field - he worked withnone quickly, in about five onetime,Brianwasthe called Canned Heat',is special or even cinema PoPuhor colour, becoming a session leapedintoprominence wotha bonds in the Thirties ond on faco heart sloe of Samantha "on wrote the Benny Goodmanspec,- two minutes.It's happening.I screen short, however, and player on the West Coo. jazz certainlynot fountainhead ofideas and hear they are The Mariachi sound which whichKenny Kenny Fondled thevocal. olity "Sing Sing Sing " and the Spent is a, an old track of ours; In fact creativitybuttodaythe reallya tremendous group project which Carl is brought him tome and consider- Ilford -horn Kennyode his standard "A SundayKindOf Jack 21m Love." it was recorded only three other four boys and Brian's in person, too." interested in. able fortune was created in 1962 profes.onol debut at with the total when Herb and his partner Jerry SidPhillopsbond,aftercloying weeksbeforeitwasre- deputy Bruce Johnstoncon- Carl and his cohorts The Beach Boys ofcourse GalbraithJazz IIIHUGrumpeHMASter nth At, The. Mossarranged atunecalled fortheChortle cant whoAKELA. his. leased. We just liked how it tributefarmore to their woulddenythata newwere involvedwiththe -Twinkle Star," written by com- Bond asasemi -pro. He left hit with "Gratin' In The Gum" Dathir PhillipstoplaywiththeEric Sari turned our and decidedto recorded sound thanever Beath Boys' sound is Maharishi, the mysticnow poser Sol Lake. They added in the States. trumpet, pion°, boss, drums, Delaney bond, then returnedto Born in 1939 in Witbank, South been release it." before. emergingto dominate theabandoned by the Beatles, thePhillips'trumpetchoirbe- earlier mandolon and three voices-and Africa,hefellunder Me area their The Beach Boys are "It'smoreofa group group,buttheywillbe this summer. This, for good measure ttgew in forejoiningTerryLightfoot. he saw body gettingintoa varietyof effort; we areallgetting doing a lot ofnew materialreflects Carl, was probably effects of the bulliWig.theseundroar on 1958 heChM Oneformed Ktork"I'leostqlfrthaif(:. Rabbi, a mistake. ofthe crowdd thestridentan his own band and inthe early Mon With A Horn."His Scheel bon different types of music in ideas and putting them whentheyvisitEurope trumpet sounds. A hit sound was days of the trod boom the bond headmaster acquired a born for horn."TwonkleStar" asr- did exceptionally well playing all not himandcalma fewmonths cords narned "The LonelyBull""-and--and round the country and on radio practice, he was elopingin riubs Alpert's Ticiano Sound wasoff id TV. the chid conclstreet bonds around Jolson - MISTAKE andunning. leased "Samantha " which mode till He cut This Guy's M Love," 0s way into the top ten, He studied music only attach "I don't think we should song by Burt Bachorach, after He followed up with a vonety South Akio° and earned tingle he'dsungthe song ona T113 hits including "March 01 The uholorship to Royal have got involved with TV special-and receiveda fan- SiornemChildren,""Someday " London's Academy of Mums. Another schol. single him," said Carl. "Itwas a tastic demand fromthe public. and "Midnight In Mouow." orship in 1960 tookhim lo Itrnodethe chartsin America theIi mistake." AL HIRT.BilledinAmerica America whereHarryBelotonte and followedup by,a leapto os that country's greCitest trum- four But, he subsidised him while he slud'ed stressed, that number one In Britaon. pet/entertainer. He's certainly at theMonhott. School or what didn't mean the group LOUIS ARMSTRONG. Bottling great-hoping in ot on in over20 MusicIn 1969 he monied South playm eschewed meditation. his 68th year likea colos- stone and he plays tine horn. But Africansinger Miriam raelsc110 pedal, sus,is the man Joe Public thinks Americosees him as on enter- andstartedrecording "We stillmeditate;we the c haven'tbeendisillusioned said by that. It gives an like b immediate relief of tension, pet te but we didn'trealisethe think long term implications. You that° have to stay with it fora Whl long time before you really will get the benefit of medita- at Be PRIMA MASEKELA ARMSTRONG topi tion to the full."-ALAN ECKSTIN HIRT BALL Spenc WALSH. Trail. PETEBE THE MOVE:"WildTigerWoman" America (Regal Zonophone). Onled song,hi That's the kind ofrecord I'd lead a pro- t hsoots gramme with.It's gotto be the Move. It a the would liftup a programme and I like this thesome sort of beat.I thinkit will make it in the °f theb' chart- which means nothing because the !le'tr,r,vouidbe number ofrecordsIthought would be hits andnever madeitmust runinto millions. " Hs listenedtc 10 review JOHN FRED&HIS PLAYBOY BAND: wants " Little DumDum" (Pye). OBTOY Nod. I lik I kept waitingforitto happen andit of didn't. 1 teem I don't knowwhoitis,butit each sounds American. Idon'tsee this one a happening I p7orT at all. ghtI had found 'RANK SINATRA:" (You Are) My WaY "so this Of Life" (Reprise). Basilesay Frank Sinatra. If i Personally,Ican't see teatram: anything happeningwith this.Sometimes with thissort ofsong you don't liket first timebutit growson you - Idon't Apt LFWM thinkIwillever get to like this.There 6gladWt is nothingspecial aboutd. joltedtoII' tutee VINCE EDWARD:"Aquarious"(United i n'n% Artists), Orr,0, ones I Thisisfrom Hair. I thinkthisisa caul ITTon. betterversion than theone on the Amen- MELODY MAKER, September 7,Ifffih-Page 13 JEFFERSONAIRPLANE arrive by bus

JIEFFERSON Airplanearrived love inLondon last weekIna o tot doubledeckerbusfilledwith loatheom. Me group,their2g -odd strong entouragefourman Ilght team Now Orleans and baggage. oily studied Earlier theairport, ta ervedinthe t toth ellers to distant parts turned In De-workingbig wonderatthewildly dress. theDorsey pious. Mm Medout ofthe Kinley and airport ull.ngtowards she coach. One girl had her orange havebeen hair whipped Into a candy floss esGold Disc shape by the wind. while the ., inter. group, road nailer, Bill ss awards Luther, heldontohis leather top Louis band hat. Coloured stockings, fontmoving shirts,cloaks and sunglasses he audience abounded. norne sug, Before they boarded the bus, orrner wile the group posed forphoto- ars butshe , Grace Slick Molina her ccessful solo pretty features in the large fur top trumpet collarofhercoatasdrimle rThinerin sprayed them. sincebeton, origin,h: whenhe er of Molly. IMPORTANCE tie$. s well Beardso like ack Magic" With the lugggeloaded and iusician who the Jefferson Airplane settled In h theuse: amongst their friendswe began with name the bumpy tripbackintothe end in hoc, heartof London andIprised ,rne+n two of thegroup,drummer and the Spencer Dryden and bassist v KindOf Jack candy, out of the throng to talk about the Airplane. South Atri.. Theirtwoalbums. hadabig After The Grass" BathingAfterBaxter, and "Surrealistic Pillow" have bank, South beenquitewellreceivedbut

thespell their singles,suchas" Some- hesow body ToLove and" White Irn " Young Rabbit," which made topp His School tionIntheU.S.chartshave horn for nothappenedhere. RCA Re. we months ng in clubs cords release their latest single. ,nd Johan- " If You Feel Like China Break- tony wilson shares the ride

ing this week. Did the group tobreak the precedent setby singing with another group. a circus or could be baring. It In attach much importance to the Sunday- afternoon band earneVor Everybody came from a depends on what you expect." singles, concerts in HydePark. Not said musical background in's Royal We don't really make The group useImprovisation FROM that I have anythingagainst said Jack, "and we all listento THE ,then sotto!. the replied Spencer. "Or in their music built on a tune t mmto Battersea. but In Hyde Park you differentkinds music. We (Sic BIG thelast album we talkedfor anditisa fairly spontaneous PiNg Belatonte of used to have alot of musical don't have thedistractions reaction."Thereisaframe- he studied fourweekstrying to decide roller coasters and thingslike division untilrecently." School of whattouseas a single. We the group nave their OWn mg work that Is basically the oied Sout h played Me album to various slow d this arks same," explained Spencer, Mokeho people,like deejays. and when Now one of the biggest draws IiiYYseIq ly Ith thegroupan Its "butthingsgetimprovised. theconsensus came down we ontheAmerican group scene actualstageect.Nothing Is Somebodywillstartto play 191f1hirVersion said' OK releaseil.'But we the Airplane have been together planned about what slides and something and everybodyelse are really an album group. We aboutfouryears.Theleader colours are used though. "They willjustfallIn.Thereis like to sell singles because they andfounder is singerMarty work withusallthe time so framework butit'sloose." Paul Oct to more people but I don't Bann.He met upwith they know us, they do It as they The busreachedthehotel thinkthe band depends on Kantner and -forma Kaukonen, seeIt."said Spencer. shortlyafterthis and the that." bothguitarists,thenSpencer Talkturnedtothegrout,s Jefferson Airplane and friends While they are here the group Drydenjoinedondrums. He stage act."It's disorganised" began disembarking. "They're willperforminafree concert had worked with jaunt. said Spencer. " We neverknow Just a bunch of freaks along for at play Park." Iwanted Charles Lloyd. Bassist Jack what'sgoingtohappen.It's the ride," grinned Spencer. The toplayinHydePark,"said Casady was added and finally, different every time. Wehave JeffersonAirplane had landed Spencer." heard thatthe ex -model Grace Slickbecame an nostagepresence.From the and, from the furry depths of Traffic played there. We'dlike Airplanecrewmemberafter public's point of view it's either her collar, Grace Slick smiled.

singles out the newsingles BRADY Girl" Paul McCartney founditinthe States "Brown -Eyed album,the tempobit different.FAMILY DOGG: can American (Fontana). and has had itfor quite a few years.I Onthe albumitisobviously don't know why Sandie has done it There'salittlebitofeverythingin - ashow song, but this has been done as Mary Hopkinshas outandSandie somoiercial thing.It's one of the best that. There are somechord sequences that it a other things.There arealready has "Together"on release. They sons, onthe album andIdon'tthink remind me of really must think this will be a giant hit someTremeloe-ish sounds.I'dlike to be someof the others will be published here It'snice, for Sandie. The Mary Napkin treatment 01 the language. I don't know able to hearthe lyric better. because surprisedifanything is much softer-the orchestra is much re ifthiscould hea hit. butI'dbe very more gentle and in the bit where Sandie ac much happens toit. has an adult choir, Mary's version has BEATLES: "Hey Jude" (Apple). kids and it sounds marvellous.I think the KALEIDOSCOPE:"JennyArtichoke" Mary Hopkin versionis much nicer but I'velistened to thisquite a lot and who (Fontana). Sandie is better known so who can tell? wants to review a Beatles record anyway? obviously about Jennyand that's It'S going It's Obviot to sell an awful lot allI can get outof it exceptthat she isJACKIE DE SHANNON: "The Weight" copius esY I likedthis time except and first aversatile lady whoclimbs flagpoles (Liberty). the tremendously long ending, portholes.Idon't recognise i for looks out of Thisis celled "The Weight" and the oalthoughh each chorus something new is the group.Idon't likeit. ie happentnie The other side, "Revolution singerisJackie De Shannon.Another thought hada bad pressing but sub- version by the Band which Iplayed on 's-ennertlY. foundout thatwas the wayit JACKIE LOMAX:"SourMilkSea" Luxembourg and didn't like when Ifirst Then 1 supposed to sound the (Apple). heard it. got this version andI was because record. liked it better but now 1 think Iwas prob- PYthisis the sound of revolution, This is a greatdiscotheque d,scocciant.Beatles anditis ably wrong. Ifit wa'tsodistortedit George Harrisonproducedit c Ithinkit wwouldbe atremendousnsnumber. sung byJackie Lomax.Again Jaime Robbie Roberto. P,11 Oti C oth Ho . i.e. isagood programme opener,arecord nODIE WEST:"LivingInLimbo" with alift. AR1 LEWIS & THE PLAYBOYS: (Philips). With IfIhadn't just hearda Sandie Shaw G.54eled A Hiss" (Liberty). The Ilisten" i" this CAND1E SHAW:"ThoseWere record I could have thought this was her record the other day. at the beginning. Enough, take itofflIt's better knownasTHE BAND havea systemwhereIputallthc Days" (Pye). CAPITOL CL15559 immediatelyi like file It's" Those WereThe Days" and it's pleasant but really a nothing record.It into one sur- 010 Imnet sure about inanother.. not the MaryHopkin one so I ambiased might be quite nice on an album ones It's Sandie Shaw. rounded by better stuff, but why release .",the I don't likeatall throw againstit immediately. Jr. Walker And The All Stars aof7. TibMWasone 1 brewout The song istremendous and Iunderstand it as a single? James & Bobby Purify Hip City-Pf. 2 EMI Help Yourself To My Loving lamb Motown lItChn/ Bell en.I024 tat PLAID alcONOUB tliMUNAIllae A rra woke E M IRecords (Eke Gramophone Co Ltd) E.M.I Nouse, 20 Manchester Square, London W1A 1 melody maker 1p supplement folk

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EILEEN DONAGHY: "The 80)S From County Armagh" (FontanaSFLI3037).Should go a bomb in Camden Town and Liverpool.If you're Irish and a long way from borne, thisisforyou.If you're not -forgetit! SWEENEY'S MEN:musicrangesfrom Irish traditionaltunes t o ballads TIM HART AND MADDY PRIOR: Folk Songs Of Old England" (Tepee TPRLP102). A look back at FirstalbumfromTimand Maddywith a selectionof Anderson. the Panama Limit- traditional material sung ed Jug Band, Simon and Steve pleasantly and unaffectedly to and the Missouri Compromise. ornpleam,tastefulaccom- Some very good singing and Sweeney's Men CANNED HEAT paniments on instruments instrumental work particularly suchasbanjo,fiddle.dulci- from Jo -Ann Kelly and Mike mer, guitarand melodeon. Cooper. ARE Songs include "The Rambling Sailor." "Bruton Town," VARIOUS SINGERS: "The in their prime CONQUERING BabesInThe Wood "and Angry Muse" (Argo DABS). "The Brisk Young Butcher" The songs on this album come QINCEthisal- intothe categoryof protest '-' bumwas re- THE CHARTS! GORDON LIGHTMOT: buttheyrelatetospecific corded some CWEENEY'S MEN: Rattlin' " Did She Mention My events and periods over the Roarin'Willy;Sullivan's CANNED lastthree hundred years on months ago Andy John, Sally Brown; My Dearest HEAT Name?" (United Artists Irvine has left ULPII 9 9).Canadian bothsidesoftheAtlantic. Dear; The Exiles lig; The singer' Some are almost brand-new Sweeney's Men so ARE songvordet Gordon as in Ewan MacColl's "Broth- Handsome CabinRoy;Dicey Lightfootisimpressive with it is retrospective Riley; Torn Dooley; Willy his own material on this er Did You Weep." en anti- as far as the war song writtenlastyear. 'Winsbury; Dance To Your CONQUERING album that is very much third groupiscon- Daddy; The House Carpenter; stream.somewhere between while others date far back like " Epithalarium" (circa1689), cerned but never- Johnston;ReynardTheFox. BRITAIN. a piece ofpolitical lampoon- theless Is still im- (Transatlantic TRA 170),.., ery. Singers are Ewan Mac - portant because it Andy Irvine(vets, mandolin. THEY'RE Coll,Peggy Seeger andthe shows one of the harmonica, gtr); Johnny Moy- HERE Critics grow, best of the young nihan (vets, bouzouki, tin groups to emerge NOW whistle); Terry Woods(vc1s, -DON'T from the Irish six and twelve string gars, bolo, folkscene when concertina). MISS THEM! the group was in its prime. The musicrangesfrom guitar accompaniment, FOR Irishtraditionaltunes and which hasapleasing sim- 9111 ON THE ROADAGAIN American country music to plicitythat Makes this an ballads. The Sweeney's have outstanding track. 4 c/w WorldIn A Jug obtained a distinctive sound TerryWoods'particular "s% LBF 15090 m a number of tracks by forte is American songs. He FOCUS the use oftheacoustic leadsthegroup ontheir CANNEDHEAT murould combined with ownstylishinterpretation LBL S 83059 guitar, mandoline, har- of "Tom Dooley," which is monica and whistle. similar to the Doc Watson BOOGIE WITH JohnnyMoynihanis a version with gull ar CANNED :cry good singer who bouaouki-mandolin backing. A HEAT undies the Irish songs He accompanies himselfon LBL S 83103 sell. He solos on " Rattlin' banjoforhissolotrack, Loarin'Willie,"a songin "The House Carpenter," jig time, the easy -paced based on Clarence Ashley's `Sullivan'sJohn," learnt version but his besttrack, 'remstreetmusicianand perhaps,is"My Dearest traveller, Pecker Dunne, and Dear," a love song with the leads the other two on the words from Peggy Seeger PEGGY SEEGER Dublin song "Dicey Riley." and thetune by Terry He also acquitshimself whichgivesthesong an admirably on "The Hand- Irish -American feel. someCabinBoy"which The only instrumental although originally heard as trackis a slipJig,"The an English version has Exiles' Jig." become tinged with an Irish Altogetheranentertain. feel on the group's version. Ing album by threesingers Healsosings asinister and musicians who are ballad of betrayal and obviously not afraidto move Man treachery, "Johnston" and outsidetheirownnative makesItone ofthebest traditionstofindmaterial tracks on the album. that they think suitableand Andy Irvineisfeatured showing thatgroup work is on an .American version of not Just a matter ofthree the shanty, "Sally Brown," people singing togetherbut Liberty RecordsLtd the legendary hunting song, having the abilityto break KALE%OPE 11 Albemarle Street ii London Wt "Reynard The Fox," and a down Into segments to give ,w1P6peis ballad, "Willie OlVins- their music characterand gefiueEmv bury,"sungtohisown purpose-TONY WILSON MELODY MAKER September 7,1960-Page 15 melodymaker1psupplement jazz

g ti ttI S ARVISTROtiN, 7 Disney Songs The Ben Webster, Hank Junes. Satchmo W.) (Buena Vistal. Milt Hinton and OsieJohns. r,,..nta!hurnthatpro,. TUBBY HAYES: "Mexican JAZZ LP OF THE MONTH sostill blowing mightily Green"(Fontana The ngsmay SEIL911). not he to The Hayes Quartet Hayes, esersones taste hut outs Mike Pyne. Ron - special Matthews. givesthem his treat- and Tony Levin produce an ment with a chucklethat admirable, - FOR POP overrides all. and at times virtuoso,album.Somenice ACKER BILK: The flute as well as excellent Veri- tenor. tableMr Bilk"(Columbia). Taosides of Acker- one, WOODY HERMAN: "The AND recorded during a1966tour Best of Woody Herman" of New Zealand,dealswith (CBS Realm 52551). The Her- the treddter aspects. The man band has alwaysgone second, ith guest Ronnie in for excitement, good Ross(hart),isa mainstream musicianshipand plentyof JAZZ FAN setrecordedinLondon.Not heat, and his'45-'46Herd an outstanding LP but a lot of with Flip Phillips, BillHarris, solid and swinging jazz Ralph Burns, Chubby Jackson and Dave Toughwas one of DONALD BYRD:" Black- the best ever. Suchgems as ALIKE... jeck (Blue Note BST84359). "Wild Root," "Apple Byrd is a steady,reliable Honey" and "The Good trumpet player-. Hank Mobley ITISrarefora jar, group Earth "areincluded onthis to be surrounded by critical 0.1, Cedar Walton (pno)and first-rate reissueset. the rhythm sectionare all up acclaim and also finditself to par. If youare prepared to STAN KENTON: "The a firm favourite among pop settle for good, routineblow- World We Know"(Capitol fans.But such a fate befell ing, this is worth acquiring. ORNETTE COLEMAN T2810). Band performances, theGaryBurtonQuartet with Kenton's piano the only after their Impressive ORN ET TE COLEMAN: solovoice.Thematerialis British debut last ear. "The Music Of (Inmate Sonny Greer, as well as heavilyromanticandsome There are, of course,elements Cole- singers Joye man" (RCA VictorRD79441. Sherrill, Al may dismiss itas mere mood of currnte pop practicesin The PhiladelphiaWoodwind Hibbler and RayNance. music,hutKenton fans will the Burton Quarter's music. findit These are suppliedon this Quintet and the Chamber BILL EVANS gets better with every -JIM HALL: playing. albummainly by Coryell Symphony of thePhiladelphia " Undercurrent" (World Quartet Play Ornette's andMoses.butthe sheer " erio." RecordClubT74I).Superb BOBBY HUTCHERSON: jazz qualities of thegroup music, with interplay by pianoand guitar "Stick -Up!" (Blue Note and their work here make "trumpetinterludes" byOr- on a series of great duets. A BST 84244). A fine album from ntte Limited interest this a worthychoice as for most satisfying album of Hutcherson (vibes), Joe Hen- jazz album of the month. strict jazz fans. thoughtful jazz. demon (Or),McCoyTyner (pno),HerbieLewis(bass). DUKE ELLINGTON:" El- DUSK 0 GOYKOVICH: Billy Higgins (drs). Great lington 1953/4" (WorldSound " Swinging Macedonia" (Co- Astute T798). solos and interesting themes This reissue of a lumbia SX6260). Yugoslav written by Hutcherson. Capitol LP.titled Best trumpeter Goykovich, who Of Duke Ellington,"includes earned his spurs with Woody J.J.JOHNSON-KAI Coryellwasaptlydescribed the thennew arrangement of Herman, WINDING: "The GreatKai by Ron Atkinsof The leads a first-rate And J.J." " Rockin. In Rhythm"and sextet including expatriate (World Stereo Gaurdian asbeing ableto Tnouldingsof" Black And ST61:18). The two swift trom- do everything witha guitar Nathan Davison tenor. Good, bonists ."" Caravan "and other imaginative modern blowing. were reunited for except solo on it.Evidence Duke items_ Recommended. these 1960 sessions with Bill of how astutethatjudg- LIONEL HAMPTON: New- Evansinbothrhythmsec- pentisabounds here, but DUKE ELLINGTON: portUproar"(RCAVictor tions Among the better tracks aradoxicallyitis the rela- "Pretty Woman" (RCA RD7933). A superb set from are "Blue Monk." "Side By tionship between guitar and Victor Side" and ...lust For A RD7942). The mid- the master of the vibes witha vibes which makes the most 1940a ore not generally finebandandsoloistsand Thrill." A reissue. memorable musicof the accepted as Duke's most excellentarrangementsfrom HANK MOBLEY: "HI Volt- album. Their partnership is golden era, but there is much Quincy Jones and Thad Jones. age" (Blue Note BST 84273), a beautiful thing, and wonderful music on these Adisappointingsetdespite Coryell'srecentdeparture 1945-6trackswithline-ups LIONEL HAMPTON: "You the presence or Mobley, Blue must leave Burton with a that include Ray Nance, Cat Better Know It" (World Mitchell, Jackie McLean and a difficultproblem. Anderson, Shorty Baker, Law- Record Club T734).Smooth, fine rhythm section.Alltoo rence Brown, Johnny Hodges, swinging jazzto tooth your predictable. Nobody plays Jimmy in 1964 Hamilton, Harry nervesmade with badly,butthereislittleto Image Carney, Oscar Pettifordand Hampton leading Clark Terry, reember. OLIVER NELSON: "Live As I saidin the original From Loy Angeles" (Impulse! fans will love it, others should review, "this LP will appeal MIPL510). Good big band jazz make an effort to hear it. CARY BURTON QUARTET: " Lofty Fake toa much wider audience from a unit Nelson assembled thanthenormalrarere- on the West Coast Soloists HORACE SILVER QUIN- Anagram."June 15, 1967;Feelings And lease, but those fans who make up for lackof stature TET: "Serenade To A Soul Things; Fleurette Africaine: I'm Your Pal; (Blue Note are sceptical of the Burton with a lotofenthusiastic Sister" group's image theThul blowing. Stand -outs are altoist BST 84277), The Silver brand Lines; The Beach; Mother Of The Dead Man; - of straight -down -the -line jazz Hendrixhaircuts,thekaf- FrankStrozier and young Good Citizen Swallow; General Mojo Cuts Up tans, etc.-should alsoget tenorist Tom Scott. never palls, and this Is (RCA Victor SF7923). this.It's the kind of album anotherworthwhileacquisi- thatallays BUD POWELL: "A Portrait tion whichfeaturesStanley Burton(vbs).LarryCoryell(gtr) Steve manyofthe Of Monk" (CBS Realm Turrentine's tenor. fears forthefutureof 52566), Despite the title, four Swallow (bass), Bob Moses (drs). of jazz."-BOB HOUSTON of these eighttracks are JIMMY SMITH: "Greatest Monk tunes. Recorded during Hits " (Blue Note BST 89901). Powell's Paris period this This two -album package from hardly ranks withhisvery Smith's goldenage with Bffity best, but thereisstill some Note should convince unbelie- greatpianoand he Is well vers that Smith is the backed by Kenny Clarke and supreme jazz organist. Pierre Michelot. STANLEY TURRENTINE: RAY RUSSELL QUARTET: "Easy Walker"(BlueNote OUT TODAY "Turn Circle"(CBS Realm BST 84268). A nice,relaxed 52586). A most interesting first setfromTurrentlne'stenor album with originalmaterial backed by the excellent and ideas from guitarist McCoy Tyner (pool, Bob Russell and the group. O. the Crenshaw (bass)and Mickey fringeofavantgardejazz Raker (dos). whileretaining a Romantic BEN WEBSTER: "See You feel. Al The Fair" (World Record PEE WEE RUSSELL - Club T702). Few peoplecan RED ALLEN: "College Con- play a ballad like Webster and an" (Impulse MIPL509). A onthese1964 tracks, made live concert made six months with Hank Jones, Roger before Allen's death and he is Kelloway, RichardDavis and not at his best At first Osie Johnson, he spins the old all Webster web of melodic hearingitdoesn't sound magic. thegreat thatrelaxed, but repeated plays uncover the subtleties of CLARENCE WILLIAMS: allthemusicians, and espe- "Clarence Williams Rarities" NEWsoccerweekly! cially those of Pee Wee. 8arltrophone PMC7049). These ARCHIE SHEPP: - Mama acks,recordedin New Too (Impulse! York by variedunitsunder Tight" Williams'directionbetween SIPL.508). ShePP's Iwo 107.- 1923 and '30, unit a typical are welltitled *Rood Bobby Chorlton's dory bone in indeed. Allare rare and one fascinating set. Reminiscent *World'smos, expencrue Nom itemhasnever beenissued in artsof themusic he before. Louis, Barbet, Lednffir *Wyn Pavan or rho crossroads playepdatRonnie's,itsspect- are and Jimmy Harrison are * GIANT colour pews ofEverNn rum is wide andthere among those featured. BILLIE HOLIDAY: probably greatest ever magnificentmoments.Shepp

BLUES AND VOCAL JAll Truth" (MCA MUPS331). An- DILLIE HOLIDAY Paul Oliver as anadjunct to his newbook-Screening The other welcomereleasefrom (Wing). Billie was Oneof the Texas blues giants. probably Blues-AspectsOf The Blues the greatest this collectionoffers On this new LP, Walker sings femalejazzsingerandthis 7 raffition, and plays araftof originals reissue offers some of her best 16 variedexamplesofthe period 1927- in his relaxed but sharp performances recorded In tradition from the include " I 36. ButterbeansandSusie. manner Titles 1939 and 1944. Al 13s 110 a Ain'tYourFoolNo More," remt ndous bargain. BumbleBeeSlim,Memphis Minnie andLucille Bogen are "Hate To See You Go"and LIGHTNIN' HOPKINS: amongthe singers represent- " IDon't Be Jiving," "Earth Blues" (Mists ed. A MUST MLL40006F)- There's no JIMMY WITHERSPIR)N: shortageof Hopkins albums, JOE TURNER:"SINGING Line." (Stateside SLI0232). FOR EVERY butthisset - made upof THE BLUES" (Stateside A hue club session, recorded titles from Sam Hopkins' 51,10226). Everythinghereis by 'Spoon with a Ben Webster ' FOOTBALL early recording career - vigorously sung. incisively quartet probably hackinthe must he considered by allhis the best tracks lateFifties,thispresents a FAN! admirers timed and on " Worried Life.- Turnermanagestoconcen- typical club act complete with " Drinkin'Woman" and "Let vitality. enjoy- Roll 'Em Pete."" Biz-ness." Me Play trate enormous With Ynur Poodle" ent, powerandrhythmic " S.K Blues," " Money's arcamong theselateFortiea old 12 -bar they items. fluencyintothe Gertin' Cheaperother form favouritesfrom Jimmy's A strongperform- ,c4CRAIZI;'!GJAEv1ILuEil; T-BONE WALKER:"The ance hula familiar one Pace 16-MELODY MAKER, September 7,196k melody maker1psupplement Pop

mined Pleasant nut you NOVA (Electra), Poetry Can't hoot the originals. ARSweaved against anin. side,us mixture of contempo- LESTER LANNIN: "Than rary hard rock and medieval A Party"(Memory),Party music music in the Hiest of Fi. CLIFF BENNETT AND HIS MICHEL LEGRANT: "Vio- BAND: "Cliff Bennett lentViolins" (Mercury Sup- Branches Out" (Parlophone). erstereo). Too violent for Group veteranCliffBennett, mood music, this raucous set barked by the brass and reeds is beautifully recorded - but M his hand, is heardon a set that'sall. of mainly up -tempo numbers. Cliff, vocally, never over- LORD SITAR(Columbia). reaches himselfon such tunes East meets Went - head on. as "You're Breaking Me Up," Sitar and orchestra settings of "Good Times," "You're The tunes such as "IfI Were A One For Me"anu "I Take Rich Man," " ICan See For What 1 Want,"hackedby Miles" and "I Am The bright,punchy arrangements Walrus."Result? Ugh making this an enjoyable album. LOS CHAVALESDE ESPANA: "Spanish Fire" SKIP BIFFERTY: (RCA (Memory). Superbly recorded Victor).Brilliantfirstalbum lowpricedalbumfor by a strugglinggroupthat enthusiastsinSuperStereo deserve recognition They Soundseries.'Twillremind writeexcellentmaterial and you of yourSpanish holiday have apleasant combination in thelongdarkdaysof of humourand dedication, winter. plusinstrumentalandvocal ability. Graham Bellmust be THE MAGYAR ORCHES- a big star, and the group must TRA: "Balkan Rhapsody" be a big success, if discerning (Mercury Soper Stereo ear holes are still open. Sound). A selection of Hun- garian gypsy classics-from BLUES ANYTIME: "An Liszt'sHungarian Rhapsody Anthology Of BritishBlues, via Brahms to traditional Volumes 1 and 2" (Imme- Magyartunes,all in super diate). A look backat the stereo. Britishbluessceneof1965 and 1966. Eric Clanton is the ROBERTO MANN: "More star and there are also tracks AN EXCITINGAND REWARDINGSET Great Waltzes" (Deram). from, amongothers,John Gota bird to swag back to the Mayall,Jimmy Page,Savoy gaff! Turn on Roberto's smoo- Brown and Jo -Ann Kelly. POP LP OF THE MONTH chy waltzes and you're off. Mick Jagger plays harmonica But gel ready- to duck. scratched the surface oftheir on one Clayton track. FINEST Value of the month able Ginger Baker in charge THE MYSTIC MOODS OR- DUNCAN BROWNE: "Give was the double album re- of percussion. -potential development, CHESTRA: "MexicoTap" Me Take You" (Immediate). corded a live"andinthe Heavy work schedules (Mercury SML30012). Orches- The " live " tracks include tralofferingsonaMexican Thoughtful arrangementssung studio by Cream during the on prevented them withdelicacyandtasteby a fantastic" Spoonful " probably freak -out with music for long stay in America.Al- which Eric's guitarplaying fromconcentratingenough siestering and fiestering. Pass' young and good looking Mr. though the group are splitting Browne,butunfortunately a excels, plus features for onrehearsals and song writ- the tortillas, Miguel! trifle dull as theyare much in up, they still have quite a lot Bruce on " Traintime " a tra- ing which could have made ORCHESTRE DE L'ETOILE: the same mood. However, as more material " in the can " "French Fried" (Mercury Duncan has writtenallhis ditional harmonica shout -up, them more the co-operative sothis is unlikely to be the on SMI.30018),Televisionrain. own songs, he obviously has and Baker on his mammoth group heard " As You stopped -play music. great potential for the future. last we shall hear of the trio, drum solo which lasts about Said." but itis certainly their best 15 minutes. PACO DE LUCIA:"Doe JOHNNY CASH: "At on record to date. An exciting and rewarding Guitarras Espanolas" (Merc- FolsomPrison"(CBS).Re- Thestudiotracksreveal thegreat ury Super Stereo Sound). Great markable set made before an As well as the wilder blow- set, and oneof flamencoplayinginsuperb audience of prisoners in fine playing by Eric Clapton ing tracks, there are several records of the year, as well stereo.Fillstheliving room California's Folsom Prison. and original compositions by thoughtful arrangements, as the month.-CHRIS withwhirlingdancers and Cash proves his supremacy in flashing castanets. this field with an album that Jack Bruce, with the inimit- which show Cream had only WELCH. willbrobably become some- PERCUSSION OR1ENTALE thing of a collector's piece. (Memory),Superbrecording techniques produce a hi-fi BING CROSBY: "Merry Despite the title this has little consistent group from 1963 to WILLIE MITCHELL: "Soul set which should be circulated STEVIE WONDER: "Great- fan's delighton selections like Christmas;" "Christmas to do with the blues. It is,in 1968.Finevocalharmonies Serenade" (London). Anex- among all who find some of estHits"(Tondo Motown). "Caravan,""to APersian Round The World" (MCA). fact, an average West Coast and bright arrangements. citing,soulrecordidealfor the guts and swinging missing The teenage tearaway of soul Market" byDavidCarroll's Lead biscuit to MCA for being rock group with nothing out do-it-yourselfraveups.In- from contemporary jazz musi- rips through some well-known Orchestra in the Super Stereo thefirstoutthisyear with of the ordinary to offer. JACKY:"White Homes" cludes "Papa's Got A Brand cians. Proof that British numbers. Sound series. (PhilipsStereo).JackieLee New Bag," "Sunny," and Christmas records - in JOSEFELICIANO: groups are achieving maturity. wish "Feli- need never go back to session "Slippin'andSlidin. ALAN TEW ORCHESTRA: August. We don't to (RCA Victor). A dwell on the thought except ciano:" singing on this showing. She TEMPTATIONS: "WishIt INSTRUMENTAL "Rosie " (CBS). Arranger-MD swinging set by blind guitar- has a wistfuloriginal ap- LAURA NYRO: "Eli And Alan Tew has concoctedsome tosaythatit'spredictable ist/singing Jose Feliciano who Would Rain" (Tanis Crosby. proach but can also belt 'em ma ThirteenthConfession" Motown). Move -a -long ver- interesting versions ofa few weaves his unique style out. Nice debut album. (CBS).A goodfirstalbum sions of soul and pop songs pop hits - including a VIC DAMONE: "My Baby around songslike "Sunny" fromLauraNyro, whonot BILL BLACK'S COMBO: version of "Rosie "as good and " And 1 Love Her." BILL KENNY: "Sings The only sings well but writes all from an .excellent group. "Bill Black's Bird as the original. Loves To Swing"(World Includes a greatversionof Goes On" (London). The beat Record has an Golden Hits Of The Ink of her own material, mainly Club),Vic FEVER TREE:(UNI). A Spots" (Fontana Speelal). The " GonnaGive HerAllThe definitelygoes _on excellent voice and singein inthe soulidiom. A young Love I've Got," ...end on VENTURES (Liberty). of splendid example of progres- InkSpots'former high -note lady with great potential. . and on.floel's instrumental Organ, guitars and drums tune, but he sounds so out siveAmerican pop produced man leads a re-created group groupare fordancing, work with. date. breathtaking by Scott and Vivian Holtzman through some of their old hits. ROY ORBISON: "More of IRMA THOMAS: "Take A butwearisomeon theear efficiency to retain all theold featuring strings and horns as Forallbut thenostalgicit Roy Orbison's Greatest Hits" Look" (Minh). Here's an aftera time. rock characteristics JACKIE DE SHANNON: exciting, newish voice on the that other "Great Performances" (Liber- wellasbasic group sounds. willprobably andfaintly (Monument). The strange, fas- musicianshavespentyears Rob LandessuppliesPiano, hilarious these days. cinating Mr Orbison creating scene. Sexy and throaty and DAVID CARROLL OR- trying to get ridof. ty).Jackiehas a pleasant greatdollopsof soaringex- voicethatnevergrateson organ, harp, flute. bass record- his highly personalised moods CHESTRA: "Percussion Peri- er,clavinette, harpsicord and ABBE LANE (Fontana Spe- on hitslike"It's Over," citement on numbers like "I sienne" (Mercury). One of a THE VENTURES:"Lonely you. But the best thingabout Haven't Got Time To Cry," series This record is the materiel. cello and is obviously a talent cial). You really need to see "Blue Bayou," "Lana," and caputinghighquality Bull" (Liberty).The slightly- to be reckoned with. thisgorgeouschickmoving "What'd I Say." "Anyone Who Knows What sound soget yourtweeters in American sound Love Is," "He's My Guy," and trim and blast the neighbours. the Ventures FATS DOMINO: "Fantastic INEZ AND CHARLIE around to get the full flavour ofrl on some well- IVOR "Wait, Wait, Wait" Fats" (Stateside). Sixteen butthisis a fairstabata RAYMONDE OR- known melodiesindifferent FOXX: "Come By Here" CHESTRA & CHORUS: ALAN CLARE: "Young rhythms groovy tracksthat roll along (Direction). Thereare some wide range of material with "It's THE WEB: "FullyInter- - "relator." beat expertLatinbackingsfrom LovelyUpHere"(Decca). Girl"(Decca).Ifyou're a " Lonely Bull," with that rocking piano good sounds here, but they are locking!' (Deram), A nice, " Mexico," and even the girliechorusis Xavier Cugat. Standards, old andnew, given millionaire andown a sump- " Never OnSunday,"" Red beginning to sound old. the real smooth,gently swing- ariedalbumfrom a very tuous penthouse you're prob- River Rock." palatable when Fatsis doing underrated British group, Ex- etc his speaking -singing bit. A RETH A FRANKLIN: BRENDA LEE: "Merry ingtreatment by orchestra abourly inneedof wee small "Aretba Now" (Atlantic). A Christmas" (MCA). God, and voices. cellent singing from JohnL. hs piano musictoenter- "The Christmas albums already. Watson and a lotofgood, tain lusciouslady STAGE AND SCREEN BOBBY DOYLE, great soulful album from the MARTHA musicianly playing. visitors. Bobby Doyle Introductory Queen of Emotion. She gives Brenda rocks a bit on what REEVES AND Reach outfortheserender. JULIE Offer" (Warner Bros.)Light- a lesson in whatthe blues is can only be calledugh! songs. THE VANDELLAS:"Rift' ings ofsongs like " This Guy's ANDREWS: "Stall" High"(TamlaMotown).If JIMWEBB: "Jim Webb (Stateside). The weight soul from a new name about.Herleaping,soaring Sings Jim Webb" In Love With You,""Honey," soundtrack to the British market.Listerl- voice and delicate blues piano BRENDA LEE AND PETE you've alwayslikedMartha (CBS). " What A WonderfulWorld." musicfrom the FOUNTAIN: "For The First and the Vandellasthen you'll Songwriter Webb "Up, Up new film versionof the life of able but lacks vitality enough are ajoy. And Away," "MacArthur- Twenties tomakeitnotable. Time" (MCA). The dynamic like this for it's justlike their RAY CONNIFF: "Honey" star Gertrude Law- PETER GREEN'SFLEET- Miss Lee and clarinettist Pete previousrecords.Andthat Park "-is one of the best in (CBS), The usual, ence toecurrent smooth JULIE DRISCOLL .BRIAN WOOD MAC:. "Mr Wonder- Fountain swing along on isn'tquitegoodenough in game,buthis Conniff voicesand Orchestra "BLUE" (Dot), AUGER: " Jools/Brian " ful"(BlueHorizon)."Safe numHers like "Cabaret," these days of changingstyles. singing is no more than on a nice selection of modern jidakis' Marro Had- line"unadventurousBritish Thetamla adequate, Still, some very score for the Terence (Music For Pleasure). An "There's A Kind Of Hush." sound isdating standards. Stamp filmin quiteOut or the uneven set of early,separate. bluesthat seems ratherdull "Mood Indigo," and "1 Gotta fast,but now andthenthe beautiful songson this set. ordinary afterrecent albums by Ten Right To Sing The Blues.' sheer spirit of the "GEORGE GERSHWIN FA- andfeaturesocca Driscoll and Auger recordings. girls wins sional bursts of Years After andthe Cream. through. SLIM WHITMAN: " InLove VOURITES" (Wing). The Laurinclo Some 'nice moments but not Perfect A Almeida'sguitar. really the very best ofeither. Guest artists Christine JIMMY McCRACKLIN: " The Whitman Way" (Liberty memorable music of Gershwin and Duster Bennett onpiano Piece of Jimmy McCracklin " CLIFF RICHARD:"Two A LBL 89113E). One ofthe all- including "An American "CANTERBURY TALES" swell the - EARL: "Walk and harmonica (Mints). A soulful singer who Penny" (Columbia),Cliffin time C and Wgreats witha In Paris." "Rhapsody In (Dacca).Londoncast record ROBERT a with sprightly sound a littleandJeremy puts over farm,plus a Few selectionoflove songs in Blue" and "Cuban Overture" Ingofthemusicfromthe HandInHandWith Me" slide excitement and a lot ofof feel instrumentals, (Wing).Bigballadsinthe Spencer adds some nice on the themes niodern country stylesung In - beautifully played by the highlysuccessful show None corny, euphoricstyleofthe guitar. from his latestfilm. his own distinctive style. Minneapolis Symphony Or- ofthesongsarelikelyto MIREILLE MATHIEU: Strings and become standards Fifties RICHARD HARRIS: "A JOHNNY guitars back chestra and the East- hut it "Live At The Paris Olympia" RIVERS: "The Slim's singing of "Unchained man -Rochester Orchestra. makesa good souvenir of the Tramp Is Shining" (RCA (Columbia). Despite the Realization Of Mr EARTH OPERA:(Etektra). a Beelzebub" Melody." " Yesterday's prod action, Victor).Richard Harrisis denialsof her followers, she (Liberty). Oneyear hewas a Toe mans influences and not looking chap as the Roses."and "How Could I RICHARD HAYMAN & HIS fine doessoundlikeEdithPiaf rocker,then a folksinger, Not Love You PROMENADE JOHN HANSON:"The Stu- enough original lyrical or colour pictures on thisalbum complaining?So, " and others. ORCHESTRA: dent Prince" (Philips). musical thought from this new Butwho's now he peers from thecover "William Tell And Other Hilt, willdemonstrate. The songs, roll up for the heavy dramatic withbeardand camp or a souvenir of your Boston group Profound for Its by Jim Webb, are so contem- hippyhell. ROGER WILLIAMS,'-'I'll Delights" (Mercury). Onefor his with all the nasals ringing The voice is sillflat and the Hi-Fi fanatic's. night out with grandma. The !own sake poraryif a little obscure. And out, the weepy middle eights prepossessing. Remember You" (London). current king ofBritish Mill- Mr Harris has a lot ofwistful More inoffensive piano BILLY ECKSTINE.QUINCY and a nearhystericalaudi- AL HIRT PLAYS BENI en' company in hishighly charm in his deliveryBut as HANK SNOW;"Snow In delights from RogerWilliams successful role JONES: "At Basin Street ence. Hawaii" (RCAVictor). - including "Care's Theme," KAEMPFERT (RCAVictor). forsinging,who'skidding Ha- The East"(FontanaSpecial). A who? As a singer he's afine MINDBENDERS (Fontana wiian songs.complete "Zorba " and the Beatles' technicaltitanofthe THE NEW WESTMINsIER wonderfulliverecording. Mr with trumpet plays actor.Includes "Didn'tWe," Specle1). Average heat music ukelele and guitar accom- " Yesterday " Kaempfert's ORCHESTRA: " West Side is huts with soaring sway in peak form. "PaperChase,"" Macarthur from the Mindhenders, neatly paniments, butsung in coun- consummateease Story / My Fair Lady Quincy's arrangements are out hutwithouta Park.'" IfYou Must Leave done but nil particularly trystyle TheresultIsn't JACKIE WILSON AND greatdeal 01 reorY). Another Super this world memorable. Tracks include tasteororiginalityIncludes rter Sound rcordinge to My Life" nearly' as horrificasitmight COUNT BASIF.:"Two Much" "StrangersInThe Night." shoe:in your equIpment wtrh "A Groovy Kind tit Love" have been. (MCA). Thetemptationisto ECELF.CTION (Elektra). THE HOUR GLASS(Ube, echo too much! Jackie SpanishEyes,"" Red graces Beautiful, played and reitord from a tears a &noddebutalbum GUY MITCHELL:"Trav- SPANKY AND OUR FritABlur Lady " ed and well worth the 27sllit relatively nag group. Included tasE, stot.l.phit_usnLeinsasgonndasE GANG: song apart at theseams and eling Shoes" (London). New " Like To Get To Know hedoesn't ask, it is;hewfirstsingle. "Never- You " real!ymakefull PETER KNIGHT AND HIS They've got it together. Out so Nashvillerecordingsofold (Mercury).Excellent harrno. useoftheBasle band theless.- winchliketherest like"Singing and ORCHESTRA. " Sgt.Pepper's !HE 11151) COUPLE " have a thousand othersimilar Mitchellhits nies and melodies froma'61X Benny Carter'sarrangements. of thematerial H The Blues," nd " Truly,Truly group with a Twenttes LonelyHeartsClubBand " (Dot). Neal 1111111, wittylit Oft The group heve a full, musical groups. image More of them andless of him (Memory SML 90023) Orthes ths mernoraltax rue, Jock Fair" as well as new songs, would havehelped.Includes West r nest oriented sound teal arrangements ol Ibr I II'rn on roWalier Ha, than HOLLIES: "Greatest lilts" The entre has but a littleof 11.9 YEARS AF -11:K: -the Midnight oldfans Undead Hour" Beatles alhuni and plover)in toorarid, ,loadwithlout THE1WWWILEri BLUES: (Parlophone). A fascinating itszest,buthis (Dem.). A re- "Chain Gang," and " My should he satisfied merkahly rewarding the same order althintgh raltalogoa exteriors A so. "1 Do Maven Ottinturtl. set that traces this most "live Girl." "Fixing A Soh." hasliken tott, - me a

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Nv}i:nrd ordmei tuning pluyed by VilayatKh*atri71*ask because most sitar players and manuals advise the use of the six -string method, but %Mayat appearsappearstoleave On the fifth and omit the ofVilayat second The secret string.-R. Natkiel, Walthamstow. Thereare two schoolsof thoughttintuninginIndia RaviShenkeruses surbahat tuning on the sitar, hut Vila- yat and I prefer sitar tuning on sitar and surbahar tuning on ...her, which is an in- strument similar to the sitar. Khan'ssitartuning All our strings are steel, ex- cept the 2nd which is bronae, and our tuningis F (1st), C (2nd), E (3rd), G (4th), C (5th every productinthe musical lackHylton, Ambrose.Elsie written and 6th). The 3rd and 4th world am about HAYES Carlisle and radio'sSoft Lights strings are usually tuned ac- monthly the comprehensive EXPERT ADVICE BY CHRIS And Sweet MusicThe com- cordingtotheraga. Some trade megazine,Music Indus- mentaryisspoken by Frank sitar players use seven strings try.whichis available from and has been Phillips, who provided the ToffsandWoolfLtd, 64a health and now he does some in New Zealand when with a setting which origin- acceptedforthearchives of link -up announcements ally came from the surbahar. Lansdowne Rnad,London, EDI, freelance writing. combined 8iIrn Institute. Sam Sam usedtobroadcast with atEllOspa.Editor Gordon with buying, repairing.selling the British Mayfair -IMRAT KHAN cars. recallsandsingsthesongs Ambrosefromthe Woad/ will bepleased to assist andcollectingvintage fame with Hotel. 1S itpossible to obtain the withqueriesregarding the andcommentatingatmotor which brought him French LPs of Bob Dylan's music industry onreceiptof rallies.He has aremarkable Hightway 61 Revisited " and 8 sae. collection of old horn gramo- Monde On Blonde?" - phones and muzzle -loading Sharon Denton, Wiekford. tothat guns with which hehas ap- NEWS EXTRA WHAT happened Jack These and other Continental Incredible character peared on BBC -TV. recordscan usuallybeob- joined the MM in April1928 Pie Island Jack Marshal), who waswith GRATEFUL DEAD, from label Eel tained from the Soho Record for and firstleftin August 1933 presentthe MOODY BLUES Centre, 60 Dean Street, Lon- the MELODY MAKER motor America'sWestCoast. are many yearsand became leg- to freelance on cycling, booked to appear atLondon's and JUNIORS EYES (I I/. don, WI, who will advise on and music papers and starthis PETER GREEN'S FLEET- a end of Archer Street? - RoundHouse.ChalkFarm, availabilityandpricefor ownlittlephotography busi- DOWN- Frank Melrose, Barking. on October12. WOOD MAC and sae Those who knew himwill ness. When invalided outof LINERS SECT (Di) and THE the ARP in1940, he rejoined TYRANNOSAURUS REX WHERE canIget psyche- never believeit,butuntil a FAMILYand TERRY REID the MM, remaining until 1955. andtheCHICKEN SHACK (October 21. delie lighting units? - short time ago he was village He stayed in journalism for a share the billfor a concert at John Brown11111, Nottingham. postmester at StNewlyn East, DES O'CONNOR travelsto He had to give time,buttried few other the AlbertHall,Nottingham DYLAN: available Makers of psychedelic light- near Newrmayl 20. TheIN- London Irony GreatYarmouth in London itup duetohiswife'sill- jobs, ranging from book sales- on September ing effects and practically man to hotelproprietor! He is CREDIBLE STRING BAND this weekend to start work on stillthe same old Jac. rosy - play the same venue on his next album He haschosen faced. plump, ambling,delib- his next two singles but October 30. neither will be recordeduntil erate, affable and amusing. THE BACHELORS' summer Foc expert adviceonpurchasing and playing-see your local dealer laterinthe year . MD CAN you please recommend show Five Past Eight will be ALYN AINSWORTH last some really resonant gut II an sferred to Edinburgh's week completed anotheror- ylo trigs for my King's 'Theatre for three weeks chestralLPunderhispen Boosey and Hawks bass? The from September 10, at the end of its three month run at the name GARRY'BLAKE. NORTHERN ENGLAND MIDLANDS lycon F and A that I have are CHICKEN SHACK have a SCOTLAND SOUTH WEST ENGLAND! line but Iprefer nylon on D Glasgow Alhambra. new stngle "WaitingFor My Continued and G.-K. A.,Hereford. UnitedArtistsaretore- Woman' out on Blue Horizon I would suggest that you try lease the EASYBEATS' on September 21 , . . Soho Rolosound Superb, which are "GoodTimes" from their record dealer LEN DANIELS, BAND BOX nylon core and nlon wound Vigil " album as a single on JOE 'DOC'Sr. brother of drummer SAVILLE BROS. LTD. (Wolverhampton) LTD. BROWNS and cost El4s2dfor the 0 September 13. DANIELS, has died aged 65 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 25 SNOW HILL Or BRISTOL LTD. and Cl/isI Id for the D. They 35 St. Stephen St., Bristol 1 ROY ORBISON and TRULY He was resident saxistleader WOLVERHAMPTON Telephone 23646 give an excellent sound. They SMITH start a week atthe attheCharingCross Road BIGGARS R"ORDS..121CT?ON'ITSsic The instrument you are seeking don't provide quite as much mil be here ,n our comprehen AO l moires Birmingham Theatre on Astoria and Kit Cat for many Mull FIDELITY EQUIPMENT Accessdorieseading onRepairs volume as metal strings, but tone -wise they are very good. Monday (September 9)...the Years. a The SMALL FACES and ET ...SHALL STR EFT 1(11SV, 'TOHuml '761;11.0S P andpci7eeshYrilefacitilies & S elmer have signed for GLASGOW. C OrmoniSierCP They don't perhaps suit all in. series of appearances at SIMON DUPREE AND THE HOLMSIDE,T.NDERLAND PhoneWol'=mPton21420 atitsitsuMa truments, but are perfect for British Weeks on theConti- BIG SOUND top thebillat your B and H bass andshould nent organised by the Export the Portsmouth Guildhall on appealtoyou asyoulike III Council. They will appearin September 16 . . THE nylonstrings-EDDIE RYAN, Stockholm (September 19-26). PAPER DOLLS'firstalbum FETE MASON TeLMMO NoSouth Shields 60307/g Rudall Carte and Co Ltd,8-10 Is Kelm Para Tenser Denman Street, London, vvi. Lille,France (October 11 to "Paper Dolls House" will be lidlmamega. Illettrostea38.1 Sunderland 69421 19)and ViennainJuneof released on September 29. Foe teatt..enentt 9,1 HOME COUNTIES Do you know what has hap- next year. From September 15 to 21 they sic,,x es THIS WEEK'S pened to singer Sam IDLE RACE'S newsingle appear In cabaret at Birming. Browne?-Lily Moorston, "I Like My Toys" is released ham's La Dolce Vita. BARGAINS Daventry. onSeptember 27andfrom The ALAN BOWN's Orel THE HOMEOF HUNT'S MUSICAL Sam is now a singing teach- November 9 to IS they tour albumwillbereleased on HARRY LORD (Music) LTD SUPPLIERS er and is the subjectof a half- the Continent. OctoberIon the new Music 239 GEORGE STREET THE BEAT - 26 Cr 28 St. Leonard's Rood hourtelevisiondocumentary MAK BYGRAVES last week Factorylabel . . record Contact BY Windsor, Berks. filmbased onhislifestory tookoverthestarspotat producer DENNY CORDELL ABERDEEN 29230 FRANKHESSY Tel. WK 63908 which has been produced by MorecambeWinterGardens said he may move to Amer.ica's KEN WATKINSONof independentfilm-makerDon from comedian AL READ who West Coast. He saidIn LTD. Aulhonsedfirmieragent Thompson. Unfortunately, he was indisposed. 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iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NEWS THURSDAY FRIDAY cont. SUNDAY cont. 101h Birthday AT COUSINS.7 30 11 00 THE SPINNERS NIKE COOPER. BLUES CON- Concert. QueenElizabethHall.VENTION. Dupreeopens THE SALLY ANGIE Tuesday.September 24 al7.45 pm. ------GORDON GILTRAP NAGS HEAD, 205York Road. Come yarly totseats 5s Battersea.with JOHN Ti incabaret at AT FOX, ISLINGTON GREEN. NI. SATURDAY THE QUAGGYSIDERS GEORGE DEACON as members NEW RESIDENTS -GUEST M.C.s "ANGLERS." TEDDINGTON, STARTING GATE, Station Road JOHN TOWNSEND Wood Green Top Hat Club ************ AND KEITH CLARK AT LA FIESTA, London'stop JOHN BASSETTE ON Sunday (Sept. I) Wu nightfolkandbluesclub. IL.. London Booking.) and to AT COUSINS. 49 Greek St 7 30.11. Simon Dupree THE SPINNERS 1011Birthday the Big Sound, made their SANDY DENNY STEFAN GROSSMAN Concert, QueenElizabethHall, debut In club cabaret when ALLN1GHT SESSION12-7 Tuesday,September 24 at7.43 they opened for the week al 10.00-2.00 on, the Top Hal Club, Spenny- Plus mai,. guests moor, Durham, followed by DAVY GRAHAM TROUBADOUR, 9,30. SAFFRON. ********** withverytine next week (starting on Sunday 8)at the ExcelClub, BLACKBULL,Highlined,N 20 BASS Middlesbrough. JACK A MARGARET ICING!! DENNIS ACCOMPANIMENT MONDAY After touring the ballroom circuits for almost four AT THE MINOTAUR Solk Club, Years.anddoingpacka FRED HAYES ************Bull's Head, Old Town. Clapham. with the BeachBoys,ys, Selkirk Hotel. Selkirk Road, AT LA FIESTA,London's topSAP 4. Gene Tooling Broadway latenightfolkand bluesclub. Gene Pitney and the Amen IBS Fulham Rd. Chelsea, tonight DAVE WARD Corner, the boys feltit time MIKE COOPER, HULL, BLUE- Admission 2s td that they triedout the BELL. DAVID CAMPBELL AT TOE PHOENIX, Cavendish lucrative field of cabaret. Square THE SPINNERS10thBirthday 10.00-3.00 They haveoeenworking Cornell,QueenElizabethHall,Mu, many guestsMeals served on new numbers and new Tuesday September24. at7.45 It 4 09 am by ALISON, theTHE IRISH COUNTRY FOURdroutines which include stan- P m speeds nail ards, ballads and THE TINKERS comedy spots. The six- -piece Malcolm WHITEBEAR,KingsleyRoad.************ Starts8 pm 55010 group which includes Simon MALCOLM mar Hounslow East Tube. AT THE CELLAR, Cecil Sharp and his two brothers Phillip HONEST JOHN THREE, THE House, DAVE STRA11115., CHAS UPTON. CamdenTown. B p.m. and Raymond, hope that this THE CROFTERS with TONY Royal Oak-wetrx.tunic!, SHAW. trial two weeks will lead to PRICE ENFIELD FOLK CLUB regular cabaret dates Price- AT THEking,Stares.WideThe Hop -Poles, Baker St., Enfield around the country. FRIDAY Gale Street.Nr.Liverpool street station, with NEXT Sunday(Sept,8) " The old time country ATCOUSINS. 7.30 11.00 Lon WALLY WHYTON sees theresumption music goes down well thu's Folk and Shiesentre THE NEW PEELERS at Club Fiesta, Stockton. of HANGING LAMP, in the clubs although TOM & SMILEY Chris,Sylvia,Joe RICHMOND. recordings for Tyne -Tees champion 1,15 ridiculousmusical enter-Special guests TERRY KIDD, Television "Night Club '68" a year agoI thought it tainers tor those of you that haveHUGH liteEWEN. MICKand SUE RALPH McTELL aftera three-weeksuspen- cars. Adin Ss COUGHLIN, ROGER andALLI-FRANK HOCONNELL, 8.15 sion of activities due to the wasn't." SON, ANDY PARODY. strikeofTVtechnicians. BLUES Fortunately the channel had ************ ION AT RICH.CHAMPION.1"ASCHIrDUPREE. AT LA FIESTA, London's topMOND ATHLETIC GROUND,!ca- severalrecordingsinhand, of U.S. By lateght folk dblues club.lming Shakey Vick, Panama Ltd, THE SPINNERS 1015Birthday hence the show has contin- lasFniulhamRd.Chelsea Jug and Dharma Blues. ExtendedConcert. QueenElizabethHall, uedtoreachnorth-eastern licensee bar. All enquiries- 91.Tuesday,September 24 at screens without a break. LATE NIGHT SHOW 546 2077. 7.45 1000 -3RD am Norman Vaughan com- Tony perestheshow which is GREENWICH THEATRE Polk ALEX CAMPBELL Club. The Gloucester.King Wil- televised each Thursday, and old-timey music W,-Irome to the Fiesta Alesmanyliam Walk. Greenwich, SE10 THE TUESDAY in Sunday's edition the star Wilson iurprisestoryou.NIGEL BAR- STRAWRS, withresidents Cod will be Dickie Valentine who KERwillMCA Nshow.Plusguests, 7.30 pm will also appear at the club many idyour singing blends. wnsc,tgontt7cLgintal,Lcgands. from Tuesday (10)forthe AMERICAN old-tImey musk has always had its champions in Britain and none has MIKE COOPER. YORK CON- ^ beenmore Consistent in promoting this type of music than Malcolm Price. ************ CERT. DENNIS AND VANESSA over ten years Malcolm has played American country music both as leader of hissue. cessful trio and as a solo performer. IREDFOLK. Bedlord House, PEANUTS WestburyRoad.BuckburstHIll King'sArms, 213 Bishopsgate More recently Pal.lm has been doinga lot of very early country music. " This developed DAVE A DAVE. PETER CHARLTON AND CLIFF AUNGIER by accident," explains Malcolm, " After thegroup broke up,I went backto the old stuff. A GEORGE HARRISON PRESENTS lot of the group things didn't comeover so well. DOGHOUSE FOLK, GREYHOUND, "The old time country musicgoes down well -In the clubs althouxiha year ago I thought it FULHAM PALACE ROAD PRESENTING WALLY WHYTON wsn't, but Pm still getting bookedup and down the country. Theygo for the old time stuff COME ALL YE at the Dungeon Club. The Copper, asaiOng as It isn't too schmaltzy." withresidents 8 p m DAVE PLANE Tower Bridge Road. SE1 Malcolm is happy working soloand doesn't feel the desireto go back to leading agroup. READING One reason Isthat he findsIthard to eel musiciansto work full time. "The Onlysort of FIGHTING COCKS. London Rd, HUNGRY I CELLAR people I work with noware session men," says Malcolm. Kingston. SPECIAL IRISH TRADI- THE L.C.S. presents THE As well as folk clubs Malcolm appears at such event TIONAL MUSIC NIGHT with THESINGERS CLUE, EWAN Mac- as the Folk Voice Get-Togetgers,held IRISH COUNTRY FOUR. COLL, PEGGY SEEGER, thefilm SANDY DENNY annually at Cecil sharp House, which Malcolm thinkshas helpedcountry musica lot In Britain, KEEPING THEIR ENDS UP. London Road,la. Croydon 7.30 and on Country Meets Folk, the folk andcountry music showon Radio One, UNION TAVERN, 52 Lloyd Baker- It wa o thip g sireel,London, WC1, 745pm. OPENING NIGHT. Wellington that Malcolm didasix -week ---JOHNNY SILVO. 00101, Alder.. JOHN TOWNS- JOHN TOWNSEND. KEITH CLARK p ' g tit h g la THE SPINNERS 10thBirthdayENITAND KEITH CLARK, -PAL_ comperewally Whytonwas Contort Richmond C11,11M11/1115' Concert. Queen NELSON. ROYAL FESTIVAL HALL,S.E.1 CanoeFriday 13as 6d ElizabethMilk -1101- Tuesday.September 24 at7.45 - 'Friday, 27141 IwprombereTn9 THE SPINNERS10thBirthday a alotoffun," says Mal- 11-P.nr--- Concert, QueenElizabethHall. colm,whoscored a SIMON: debut peat Bahl DouglasLtdpresents TROUBADOUR,10.39.285 OldTueSday, September 24at7.45 success with his zany wit and I' p1 Rd Re-opentrignight pm. singing."I couldthrowin An evening oflunacy and frolic remainder of the week RAVISHANKARsitar with TROUBADOUR, 000 MIKE following Cliff Richard's a few ad libs if anything came la First major English Tour REDD SULLIVAN AND MILNER. one-nighter on Monday. along, anditwas good be- direct from the lt was live. Thespan- s,IFESTIVAL FROM MARTIN WINSOR "I"HEBaileyOrganisation tenally Is fantastic. Ian Grant, INDIA Edinburgh Festival will shortly have two the producer, mixes theacts 1 WEDNESD well, too." .77' ,1I I" YMCA, WESTOVER ROAD, clubs in the Midlands when lekahnii Shenker GER 5411. 7,4-41 Inngerj ShIrluanas AT COUSINS. 7 30.11 they open Club Cavendish at Malcolm has recorded quite Sharron SINNERMEN Yardley,nearBirmingham. extensivelyandPalydor Re- e.,,,- Pelphet Realmfrns,dan JOHN MARTYN a,-1g Shored Kumar THE CORRIES Meanwhile, the Fourmost cords havejustreleasedhis ,,a0..,s.,,,,,po,,.., Et. SARA CLIVE PALMER 17777.99.7 Ails Relate gable)Mohammed M.skInKhan polo open at their original Brum first single for them, "Burglar dhoioki rah, BOURNEMOUTH Come earlyforiiebts 5s. Man,"and Menthe Abldstsokiiinger)rel.. MohammedEA. Oho.m, Vstablishm.t, La Dolce willfollowthis clholo,) PLUS .011220 P.M. ita, on Sunday 8, followed with an albumsoon. net...43 30 21, 15 10 hem IN CONCERT aen MR. (0.-wra ************ by Sounds incorporated Malcolm's musical career 310.1 eist sweJogarso with AT LA FIESTA,Lond.elsIcy (Sept. 22), Mark Wynter (29), began backin1956 when he and blue, Cll115, tonight SUNDAr foil: Ted RogersR (Oct.13),(Bob swapped h I f ROY HARPER JAZZ NIGHT (27) and Michael guitar in a pub. Malcolm joined ************ 10.00-2.00 am Bentine (Nov. 27). a skifflegroupalmostnm and AT LA FIESTA, Lone., tails JERRY SHEPPARD At nearby WestBrom- rnediately. "They saidwhen AFTERNOON ton( and blues chili. wich, KirkhrIghtis we do a chord changeyou ROYAL FESTIVALHALL 160 Fulham Rd, Chilled KEN BARTON spending more than £50,000 playquietly',"recalledMal- plus many oftheirJr,friends on decor alone, EDDIE & in convert- colm. " We did theold Done- Saturday, Septemberlath.oi99 79 TONY MAUDE ing the formerFairianes ganstuff andwe didsome ************ Bowl into the Flamingo culture -Ken Colyer!" From FESTIVAL OFCONTEMPORARYSONG MBAR BUREY Tony. a veryBrieguitaristand At Raniblin' Say F.C., Royal Oak, luxury theatre club, withits there Malcolmdiscovered the writes many ethis own 97 Tooley Street, S.E.1 1,000capacity- andlive songs of Woodie Guthe rr.day, September 13th ninger.miss Well worth coming to see (Near London Bridge Station) flamingos on view!! and Barty Myers presents the CarterFamilyandribegan F4IRFIELD HALL ************ practising hisnow very skil- ANOTHER new clubin the ful Rat -pickstyle. AL STEWART FAIRPORT CROYDON BROMLEY. Star and Garter DAVE KELLY prolific CONVENTION Roger & Alison, Residents. Guests north-east Afterm spendingtwoyears at 7 45 pm Doors Open 7.30 opensinMiddlesbroughon In soe woodsIn JACKSON C.FRANK MARC ELLINGTON November 7, when Cornwall, THE JOHNSTONS Sotordoy September 14th Resident Colin the Malcolmemerged and took and 1,10, gamOw nom Arnanro HOLY GROUND. Oa INVERNESS former Rank -Astoria Boll- off to Paris CITY HALL, NEWCASTLE PLACE, BAYSWATER. RONNY In 1958, lust after DARTFORD FOLK CLUE.itatl Mr., will become the he arrived hewas sitting at 7 30 pm way Ilistelprticni CAIRNOUFFINTRODUCES THE AstoriaTheatreClub,fol. In JONI MITCHELL LEESI lowinga £100,000 transfor. a cafe one morningwhen he CREHAN SISTERS heardsome singing down ,c1ern 2Cs IS, Wednesday. September 18th rnation, carried out by the 121 777 !Os 7,6d Iron.9 tii THE SPINNERS 10111 Birthday Barry street andthere appeared CITY HALL, SHEFFIELD Concert, Queen ElizabethHall. Noble who alreadyoperates " HAMPSTEAD- ENTERPRISE. wild Scotsman Alex ot 7.30 Opp Milk Farm S 730. Tuesday.September 24 at745 the Domino Clubin Bed- - pm. pm lington. After sixmonths inParis Thurtdor.September 19th DORITA Y PEPE David MacHeth is at Malcolm SURIRITON. As,emblv ROOMS present negotiating went south to Cannes . via PHILHARMONIC HALL em DEREK SAR iiiiiJOHN and earned a kW ofmoney TERRY GOULD FRASER, MALCOLM PRICE. transatlantic cables with singing for LIVERPOOL Dean Martin,HerbAlpert American sailors. at 7 30pm MARIAN MACKENZIE THE RIGGERS, Old Bodes Club and the Beach HereturnedtoParissome Boysinthee timelaterand found BECOME THEMASTER OF yOIIItr Snub'Ending Lane North, Wood hope that heeon temptone itfull OWN Fridny. September20th lord Crain at of would-bestreet singersso DESTINY!INFLUENCE PEOPLE DON BONITO least to become the he headed /BY COLSTONHALL, BRISTOL Club's opening attraction, backto Cornwall. THOUGHTS ALONE!Ind at 7 30 p for November ItchyfrettookMalcolmto 7-8-9. Already Brussels andhe met Derrell Attract nowtriend niece. 11 Sunday September 22nd signed for theopening is Joe MO THE Brown Adams. Afterfive monthshe a magnet when the secietaof'peyogie came back CIVIC HALL,CORBY DO YOUWANT SINNERMEN & SARA With the John Gamin to Britain andal power aro revealedtoykan For your Seven a partymetMickNorthern int 540 and 8 15pm THE MrPFAIIF FAMILY POW GROUP as resident band,the freecopy of our booklet aatltled 100 CLUB Barron K maids who wasto become hisman_ NIGEL DENVER and the dolin playerIn the trio. "That's IAN CAMPER/ FOLK DIOUF Oslord Sr, W I Paters will be Ihrdouble-top Psychic PoWer forthe weekof November When IdecidedIn start work, at your Command len from 5 to 15 '- MARTIN CAETHY Nun., 12th a 2011 Mg the clubs vend Sere mbar In,followed by Herman's because bythen lout. 4d'etalilpSo ,In. lion Often nod DAVE SWAIMIICK in19E1,there and enter Hermits(17).MattMonrn were clubsto THE SECRET \DOCTRINE tnuol onencien C/o 110, Roth., 520Pind. 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MELODY MAKER. September7, 196F-Page I MMISAG THE NEWS thatBob Dylanis unlikelyto makeany more appearances isdisconcertingand disastrous. Dylan laid the foundationfor today'slyrical brilliance coming from such uniqueperformersat Paul Simon, Donovan andmanymore, and hisinfluencestill HATA remains, but for howmuch longer? If Dylan does fadecompletelyhe will takewith him the little sanity andmeaningstilllefton the scene today.-COLIN BRINTON,Harwich,Essex.

WHAT'S WRONGwith me? I DISASTER have albumsby theBee FOR Gees and the Doors, theHolliesand BookerT, the Beatles and the Shadows, theCream andthe Zombies,the Lovin' Spoonful and Lulu. One friend of mineonly collectsinstrumentalalbums. Another hasa collection consistingentirely ofJohn Mayall, Cream and FleetwoodMac. A thirdbuysevery Tamla- OPIF Motown LP he DYLAN can lay his handson. Another only buys modern jazz. It's all musicto me.What'swrong with me?-NIGEL LEPAGE, LondonSE23.

I WOULD like to apologiseto Jefferson Airplaneon behalf of all theyoung people of Edinburghfor the behaviour of OESDECIDE our Corporation who refusedto allow themto giveus a free concert in PrincessStreet Gardens. Wewere all thrilled at theprospect of seeingyou in such a beautiful setting and this would havemade this Festival our most memorable ever.-NEIL GRAY, Edinburgh9. OVER the past 12 months TO PACKIT IN! there has beena growth of pretentiousness in pop music. Peopleare throwing beauty of the music. Ithinkthisincredible, soundeffectsandinver- With the lyrics printedone three -year -old album should sions of whatisstillthe can considerthewords be once again brought to the three -chord trick, talking of without breaking the unity. public's attention, not only " progression " and calling - STUART NEESHAM, for the newer fans, like my- everyone " man." Newport, Mon. self,but so that we will The" in "Britishblues re -listento someofthe Britain's best sellingpopweekly groups are purveying what I WAS surprisedtoread mostamazingjazzflute isessentiallyan American Jann Wenner's scathing at- playing ever recorded.- product and,let'sfaceit, tack on the Stones' "Sat- VINCENT TSENG, London, the Chess boys do itbest anic Majesties" LP inthe N3. -I never could get used to MM. As far asI am con- an affected Chicago accent cerned this was the best LP I'D LIKE to express sincere from Deptford High Street. ever done by theStones, thankstoHarrogate Jazz Equally laughable are and marked a true progres- Club for securing such good self-appointed, neo-Western sion from their old 12 -bar artists for their Festival- mystics who shuffle around blues and poorly -arranged Rod Hanson, in particular, I intheirkaftans dropping DISC numbers. thought was very good. And philosophical gems. These If their new album really Weston Gavin was an ab- and MUSIC ECHO people are entirely negative is " characterisedbyits solute gas.-ANNA Mae- withnothingconstructive assertion of rock and roll," DONALD, Waltham Forest, to say from their cocoons I, for one, won't be bother- Essex. in Swinging London. ing to buy a copy.-TONY The only thing that'sun- MANNERS, London, SWI5. affected and unpretentious on the.British scene isstill theBeatles -R. BAYLEY. TONI Mitchell's LP isthe Alderley Edge, Cheshire. mostbeautifulmusicto Thank God Radio DAVY JONES andANITA HARRIS have reached English shores formanyyears.Ifour IMUST express my dis- great Russian friends were tofol- - newcolour pictures! satisfactionatthesleeves low intensive treatment One's got Mike of the records I buy. Some fromsuch "productsof includefulllyrics- e.g. capitalist society " we "Sgt Pepper," Tyanno- would never see a repeatof saurus Rex and Donovan's the past week's events. - Arthur Brownreviews the "A Gift From A Flower." JUDY WELLS,Chigwell, Raven and Humph Iwould like to see this Essex. THE FALSE accents, new exploitedmore,especially singles onmoredifficultalbums forcedhumour,time- I ike "Mr Fantasy," I WOULD like to pointout wastingjingles,and "Saucerful Of Secrets" that there is an LP featuring pseudocameradieof and "MusicInADoll's wholly Roland Kirk'sflute the Radio One deejays John Peel House,"wheretryingto playing - "I TalkWith talks aboutthe pick out the wordssome- The Spirits" (Mercury is not what the vast times spoils the unityand Limelight LML4005). majorityoflisteners state of today's hitparade want. The idea has grown up that you can't playrecordswithout first putting on a funny Derek Taylor hat. writes about What people really want the Beach is informationaboutthe Boys music and the singers delivered in a friendly, MIKE RAVEN matter-of-factmanner. Thank God for Mike Raven share their knowledgewith Jonathan and Humphrey Lyttelton us. - A.W. HAWKINS, King writesabout who know their music and Broxboume, drummers! Heels. theMonkees Great news! here's the best catalogue you've ever seen EMPERORROSKO about the best equipmentyou'll reviews thelatest everploy Bigger than ever before- GET full colour too' Packed fug ofnew outfits.the superb singles innext '2000' range, new 'Lokfasi tom-tom holders ' snare drum stands. etc. etc.A must for every drummer. Send for yourstoday r" week's ITo Premier Drum Co Ltd, 37 Regent St,London WI I Please rushme the great newPremier catalogue.I enclose 13,1 ECHO stanius for postage and packing 1)19CMUSIC Name BLINDDATE and Address OUT NOW

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YES DAVIS *************** JACK DUPREE, Climax Jazz REHEARSAL ROOMS Saturday. Sept7111 (9 C0.1130) FRI , DEURAGON ARMS SEPT 6111 111.00-5.00em.1 Band 1/4 per word **** DAVID BRADLEY INVITESYOU 70 HACKNEY If- THE BLUE HORIZON NAND REHEARSAL studio * THE CORTINAS THE ALL -NITERSESSION aVailable.--Studlo5I 10/11 Gt, GROUP JAZZBAND,Burning * SPICE litTERRY REID ERIC SILK'S ii hamGOTHIC Newport Street. W.C.2. JETHRO TULL 2071). Sunday. Sept6th(7 30-10 3:1) WHERE THE ACTIONIS!! Wednesday. Sept 1I m (7301100) Naga Be d, 005 YSWIIork JAZZ DISCIPLES,GREEN MAN, LARGE REHEARSAL ROOM for UTHERN JAllBANIN BLUEBEAT Buses44 170. hire, alsoforCLUB DANCES, SOUL R&B HOUSEOF LORDS MEETINGS. etc. - SO Garrard 31. TV PI PLITT *THE ECLECTION HE'S HEREWITH THE 0 AAAAAAA JAZZCLUB. BARRY THE ORIGINAL EASTSIDE WI 01-437 0395 COUN PETERS QUARTET P S TTTTTT S, Green Man. High Rd, STUART HENRY * GORDON SMITH *JOHNNY .6 RAGTIME BAND. 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WEDNESDAY TICKETS 15/- PHOTOGRAPHS Embols4 AS D1 "SOUL SERENADE" DISCOTHEQUE. KEN COLYER JOHNNY FARLOWE ailable only at door, 030.7 m BOB KERR'S 1, per word Londonndon BluesSocietyPresentation FULLY LICENSED *************** GROUP PHOTOGRAPHY. BAR SUN., SEPT. gth 1730-11.30 p.m.) B LUES CONVENTION AT RICH-WHOOPEE BANDNEW 1436 REDUCTh RAMS FOR {TUDORWINANS DON'T MISS THE GREATEST MOND ATHLETIC GROUND, lea, INC. SAM SPOON'S SAVOY ( CATFORD DISCOTHEQUE SOUNDS WITH Wring Shakey Vick, Panama Ltd. THE VERY Jug and Manna Blues Extended" Bumper Puzzle Band Kit LATEST PRE- with Vernon Dudley Boheyolowou SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th mnI RELEASES OF SOUL AND R G8 licensed bar. All enquiries-El. Club Telephone Rea NUS..OM 546 2977. intheResh.Plus many extras MR. EXCITEMENT !! EVERY WEDNESDAY *JOHNNY FARLOWE BOB KERR'S HALF MOON THE PYRAMIDS STUDIO51***************WHOOPEE BAND LOViktRichmondRoad.Putney WEDS., SEPT. II th17.30-11 pm.) 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NORTH LONDON SLUES BOAT SATURDAY,SEPTEMBER JUNIORS NORTH LONDONBLUES BOAT 14N. Open 7.3012 JAM SESSION WITH scott's See endSm.. KILLINGFLOOR SONNY CLIFF CHARLES EYES LIverpoolRoad, N 1 PlodBull,Liverpool Road, N I THESWEET PiedBoll. club WATER Sept J COUNTRY CLUE THE ORIGINAL EASTSIDE '47 sum BOB KERR'S STOMPERS, Green Man. !Ha - sr., W.T 00 4732/4130 BLUES HAMPSTEAD WINE S. DINE BAND Sept 3 heath NIGHTLY 136.3e RECORDING and hear the BULL'S Sep.6 .and'. finmojaos HEAD /MAIMS WHOOPEE BAND THREE TUNS, ITZeckenharn BAk0215 BRIDGE rwia 7 PRO 5241 110AT sms,6Nr,SEIDGI PHEASANTRY With Sam Spoon's Bumper E07711)LONDON JAZZ FOUR. 11.1d.or Too CALIFORNIA 5.e' 3 Band Kit Now °PPearing BALLROOM UNDERGROUND TONY LEE able erdpe Sept 9 PHIL SEAMEN SWOP.. 1. SeppiATV., PARIS DEURAGON ARMS TONY ARCHER JIMMY JAMES VAGABONDS WHITE MULE torday. Wadnasdar TW GROUPSCarr FRI. SAT. SspIernher eo. Sept JOE and Notelet EEL PIE ISLAND HACKNEY PALE GREEN LIMOUSINE 01014". RONAN ROAD.DRUNFOns LighlShowatBottleneckBlues Resident Rhythm Smits.. .1editY. le....1101, THE CHICKEN Club,Angel Line.Stratford SILL LI SAGE TRIO ISM SHACK ANGLO-AMERICAN JAZZORGANwithMT JEFF FOUNDATIONS The Who Ix MIRACLE MAGGOT, HENDERSON Servidar. Send., len.a .e m, ARTISTES, REED TRIOpluxguests Sunday, Seitternlear 01-500 7039 Grapes, Hayou, &Drift U.C.H. RAGTIME BAND Friday, SmaeNher COLOURED RAISINSSHOW STAR GROUPS TILIASDAT,SUNDAY FLEETWOODMAC JULIA 0016. Prior Bond B ROCKLRY JACK RONNIE BOBBY BREEN quartet BolderArm., Chtsie Smarelev. Seprember COUNTRY11YIRSt CLUB humi TOMMY WHITTLE 3,[1 i" W MONDAY SCOTT SAMMY RIMINGTON QU AAAAA . RoJd Healey, KLOOSOK KLEEK n.,Sort 6th, I,ordNapo r,"Beulah RAILWAYHOTEL 100 WEST KLANE, - II 30p.m. hornion Heath. 7 15 1045 KentIlrlun Green HAROLD MOHAIR WEST HAMPSTEAD 'THE THURSDAY, SEPT.5Th BAND' EFT I BONZO THREE TUNS. 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One horn DE /- per word The Publish." retain the opfd-rorefusewwohdrow odradorrnank of thee discretionAlthough every forfree datalle igtr.wintrrillgranarisrr± PPon7: dates was DU TM CROYDON AREA,iistalist IC core is Wen to *mod morales, Mey ere nor resPonnbl for demo, w prrnM1riMA10 ther details contact western FIX YOUR autumn KING, new complel Me Mimic Co. Ltd.BIT Ma orCRO fromOperationMatch 0000504201, new templed* (104 quired for semipro group. Good gearandgoodimage 1248. 51-54, al1s/tithes:A Street, London, irks,ploNd 073 - DISC. W1 M50010.DEL111, ophl E. Ote. ME (30 ATTENTION ALL L5SINGERFEMALErequIred for JOCKEYS. STOPplaying al Lk ing FRENCH penfriends,allflea ECM /Hi IFIRST TIME IN BRITAIN recording and management com ENGAGEMENTS WANTED DJ, Itiereislittlerourn inthe sena5.0.0 for Iron pony withunlImitedcapital. fortheinspiredImo.details - AngloFrench Corree RIGINALD Kett -MUSICIANS WANTED 1/- perword (continued) Mistime, PleasewriteEwing 41011111R to tour GETPROFESSIONALTRAIN-pondence Club. Falcon Home SouthernProductions. Suite$01. A 6000 ORGANIST /PIANIST THE PINEWOODValleyBoys FRANTIC DRUMMERrequires the SCHOOL OF Atelltene- mouthpieces REQUIRED MUST READ, POPS and be ING wall Chesham House,150 Regent St, lieot, bluegrass Addle good, protessmnal greu/hund deWC2tatts saxophone, AND STANDARDS. 010 BROADCANorfolkSTING. f, r JEAN'S, EXETER, DEVON Il clown. and - CONTACT recording prospects - of TrIxopnAlt. , London,WI. wIth910010 Writer, and eAlAltlislwd 1951. JOHNNY JOSEPH AT EMPIRE OR7od715 own transportExperienced at nit Worldfa MuUs Send Mt toe No note MALE/VOCALIST required. pis-LYCEUM, OR PHONE P1.390 1044. or photo.016 0360. Internationst friendship In ferably doubling instrument, TROMBONIST, DIXIELAND kinds-Keith, 512 5117 SSOONs is AUBREY FRANKSAXOPHONE truthless°. MON1410 mostbe strong pop slog,.for ALL BLOWERS.Saturday, 2 mainstream, required - 022 GOOD SWINGING drummer new cemoMn OSA pro. readers. CLARINETTUMOR.Beginners,,,Ms Dr, nXgore Thene. eelsI ADLER. neo complete LNf top London residency Salary North Peckham 1.1714 now available for gigs. Some 5. 102 The WTI. oser fag plus regular broadcasts.CIVIC Len1 b Agta,a Old perience with reading_ - Phoneto advanced - ARITA. new templet TWO GOOD saxophonesurgently HouseN.W.1. EUS 1200.cal. 102. your lifead stomp for HANDCRAFT. no. complete 11? o`R 7691038 between 10 Int for senn.prn workingevenings. Fred 01-720 1072 1,1,1 and12 only. AMATEUR orseml-pro pianistneeded Rfill and rop - 603 GUITARIST. Read,busk.co CLARINET/SAXOPHONEtuition,freedetails. - YR. Maddox Ss CLARINETS Inv mainstream/modern typegroup. soul. pose,rehearse - David JAHNrn, beginners.advanced, butre'pro- NOSES SASS. le. Elzt no. NEED experienced lead Sneak. 7076. In.LrldA Inloingroup under 11,00 Iconband Rehearsals.- 607 41 n0, 01.878 5037. vlention. - Tel Winston, OPPORTUNITY.WI KNOCKS Ourall LEMAN, LO after 4 pm. VACANCIES 00151In the Royal pro,gram, 01.459 2543 Instruments SELMER.SERIES SERIES A, /otl., 06 LT tutoredinNorth,phisregular GUITARIST/VOCALIST, people wailitng In he tow con radio schedulesMuss have vocal B AND OF THE LIFE GUARDS. read,busk,expertenaidFrenni supplied through POeTAI, PEN. ft, new Musicians wanted, all InstrumentsTrIX.12 P=slorsr anVdk'd.SVInnli 4 -part harmonies, also ALL (mends harmony and guitar back,up ex theman style COMPLETELY OVERCOME FRIENDS Send sae fordetails - pcenceri orcapability Age be- considered. -Apply Director ofPlayers Applicants between -014N S A CASA.. ,00kirsekof ages of15.30 years should write DRUMMING 52 Earl,. Court Road,Kensington 2Uw and 30Auditions In beMusic. Wellington BarracksLon- "I411JAZZ/DANCE nILA' ROGERKERR'SPROBLEDRUMM STUDIO.T London, WP TRUMPETS heldinboth don, SWI Tel01,7994211: 10 theDIECCIOEofStunk%Royal3722. Londonandthe -POL 8024. ROMANCE.Bar OLDS SUPER. n.. tomplele 0200 North Box 7745. B ASS Et LEAD guitarto1010 Signals,Catterl.Camp,York. JOHN WALDEN,Greatblues PENFRIENDS. KING LISSAST 111. new complen ET. - shire DRUM AND GUITARLESSONS. fordetails Stateage - Mae. NORTON YORK AGENCY RE-organ and drums, pops/ston. harp /vocals - 01.854 2337. PLACQUET'S. OLDS RECORDING, at noo 992-7524, MAURICE Ita ClIntrinAvenue,Blaell - deeds,oneortwonightsper VACANCIES FOR clarinet play LEAD, BASS, rhythm guitarists L110 QUIRES VOCALISTS.-86 Turn GILDER SCHOOL OF KING SUPS, 20. hamGreen Terrace. W 1.CHIwek. Nu freaky hippies please ersInthesons GuardsBand. ERIC COUESNONMONOqtleco.CAL 'wend SAS Other Instruments considered - MUSIC forallvocal and Indus. 4693 Transport essential. Tel FOR - Scots roaa ..,;;;ImiT,OraCTithmental sultionWestEnd Studios. PRO and looserdni-gprnio,ror HIONSONES RECORDING MANAGER audi 215.evenings. WriteDirectorofMusic. progressive sill play player Guard, Birdcage Walk, London, Reg.Office:48 The Glade, Croy If KING STIAT.ONT SASS. WI,no. C252 tiontog ambitious viscalists SASS (DOUBLE), bluesgruss ng scriptsoultorblues Tel.01- foryour band orIfausi are &a KING 3E ..n f onochment.n. ETES coach 8 W 1 Tel01.030 4488, .1 278. don. CRO 700,Surrey. Will sincere talent-group. - 01-435 2400. Telecaster'Marshall100Pro only 6544770. individuallookingforbandto KING TB. new LIES S a eBox 7709 B ASS FOR working load band YOUNG,personable,swinging-Paul, 0584 2980. IolathenIcan help you. For KING SAVERTONE 28,.1.14, C130 TALENT REQUIRED by record-Hoddesdon 611101. pianist to accompany louring LEAD GUITARIST/vocals. Tele. FLUTE/ SAXOPHONE tuition. detailssend Sue to Mr begtnners,advanced 01-876 lull ing producer, own company Sae B ASS GUITAR /guitar, doubt.cabaretartiste.Mustdrive-easier/Marshall Seeks toed work- - N A Clements. No 5 Box 7381 Ins GOOD LEAD vocals. mainlyRing 01.580 4821 or 11.036 1417 ing group. North -Phone 0999 Street. London. S WA? VOCALIST, PRO, yoUne. ex- pop,res. London pub. seasononto POLICES Bar 36352,London King FOOTE STUDIOS.Frank OR PIMPRIENOS perienced. for progr,ssive blues!111100. No Characters.- et ORGANIST :,red drummer seekteaches drums.-Writc phone ROMANCE jazz based group ImmediateRoy lorganist). Maddiesons Camp. a pro group. - 672 8288 or call20 Denman Sticet, W I England / abroadThoUsanda of GraMANGROW work and recordingHammond;LIttlestone, KentLetters please. YOUNG MELLOTRONIST ORGANIST (HAMMOND). Pro-GERrard VOL mr.nb.a.rsip n.Dertri W.o.r,111 LAMES, TOO, 6 role line upNo jokers please. - B ASS GUITAR/WIDOW required. reothcad for Bedford 39896 JAZZ IMPROVISATION, al; A MohuDriat.3Park. 01.994 8393. age to 25 years approx. Must be SouthLondonGroup ORGANIST, own equipment/instruments, Tel. 01.459 2543. BOON BE .snot YOUNG FEMALE vocalistgoodmusicianfortopLondon transport,solo/smallband. Will wanted, must have stage personresidency. Salary over 130 plus with 'established residency travel. - Wroughton 118.after. JAZZ IMPROVISATION. AllIn--Detailsfree.TeenageClub, and experience, work wall.regularbroadcasts.-Ring 709 Minimom 5 nights a week noon/evening. struments. - PeterInd, Ug- Falcon House, BUrnley. 4 ,7,'1;.:;`:".7.1::....;"';`"". log.yHackney area.--985 01128. 1938 between 10 am and 12 only. Good regular worm ORGANIST own Hammond withbridge38755. ...ask nonce wied. rk 7-0 pm UNUSUAL PEN-PRIENDSI Ow- BASS GUITARISTforInstil, Phone, Peter Bray (even.) 022 0438, Leslie,availablemidSept for MICKY GREEVE. Specteittit crunmgty different. internatIonni .. ,ilo sdk, Walt. mental trio- Alan, 505 2391 lounge or modern dancing. - Bogdrum tuition. - 7892702. (daytirnel 928 3360, Ext. 176 me EE hip, Agee. Send . r... B ASS GUITARIST /vocals,for r31 POP SINGING ALL STYLES, per- 111, Bureau Britannia, 15 \Wofyr,...a'sa.,.;:ani'aro:i7::, VOCALISTS top SE London harmonygems.- PIANIST WITH GOOD JAZZ ...II tea rnes* a/YOV, sonal or postal tuition. evginnrreSycamore Oros', Rugby,War -LEE 4498. TRIO. 691 9250. encouraged.MAURICE BURMAN ho.i Mo, re 1/..per word DRUMMER, BROWNED 00 0:10 PIANO- / ORGAN, busk,read, 1,1117 SCHOOL, 137 Blekenhall Mansions, \fund Averenteed AMBITIOUS, EXPERIENCED,soul,for progressivegroup.re- allstyles.go anywhere. -011591, *11114LOWILIIIPEN PALS! ...owed So..kr SNP ENGAGEMENTS WANTED Baker Street, London, WI. Phone: trated brochure free.- Hermes. pro vocalist, Marshall:Shur,cordingSeptember.Preparedto 890PR0 1 pnt,1 otwecnen. Only SO,. Alt. go-ahead 01-486 2666. Berlin 2,130i 17;11. Gerrnany. moll 30, .MN he yew. ideas, ispowerful rehearse.South London.-S20 8d. per word O SASSGUITAR,HOLIDAY Prorock/bluesbased green -2047, after 830 pm. RELIEF, AVAILABLE SEPTEMBER TOMMY WHITTLE for personal ..K.Nre Boa 7744 DRUMMER / VOCALISTfor Minimum charge 2/8d. 414. - FUL 2056. JOHNSON. tenor sax 1011101.- BUS1552. MOPHYSICAL CULTURE SUREAU EXPERIENCED VOCALIST InWest End residency.Must hone TENOR SAXOPHONE wishesto MonimotS,S1 BM. 17Lent* Ve 11 A ABLE, ACCOMPLISHED Midlands seeks a good group any-first class experience of pop, soul, Join group, no soul bands. - 508 THE SCHOOL OF CONTEMPORARY MUSICAL SERVICES where in Yorkshire or North do. andmustread ACCORDIONIST.- 8764542, 0832 gems.0444 NT: A AXLE, ACCOMPLISHED ARRANGING TECHNIOUES snitgood doss dub work. TRUMPET A TENOR ton., lor the ow, corresponeLent cannel, - 1/4per word 1110 and amiallious.allenquirles DRUMMER/VOCALIST required,IANIST.- 876 1542. young, experienced all gelds. age to 35 years approx.. must be A BASS Idoublei,d years pro The helve,. of AnongIng end Oechestr, Advertisements Under this ARTISTS WANTED answered- Boa 7748 name groups. record seaslons, tbn Improtoorten Through Awl PeNtygton FEMALE BLUESsingerseeksgoodmusicianfortopLondontessionol. also vocals, seeksread,work only 008 heedingaer NOT accepted perm residence please - The SelvIhneer Sytton elC01113010,0nNew With BOX NO'S. 1/- per word gaup. - Phone 10 anu3 pm, 91o1residency.Salaryover130per with a happy 1591 Tc.chnipuet .n week plus regular broadcasts. swingingtrlo,quartetorband Siossesedins.Posesioal ARE YOU en untltscevered stars .611 - stosisionsmo Alto ellavnn and come!.on singerRing 7691938 between10 am 12Aged 30. married, 3 children, IIso write 01111s a to Dane, SCOTT WALKERtype Ints edocahon Virile lot seeks manager. Box 7746 only. only perm. good salarycon S.C.AtT AMATEUR SONGWRITERS. Send ShlattLtd . 62 OxfordStreet. - SI Havelock SI. London, NI SOUL VOCALIST,experts:11c .1. ELECTRIC PIANOforElmore Metered - Fox,27 Acland RECORDING STUDIOS your songs and lyricsto-57a London. le 1, with full details and James stylebond 6708307, Road, Charminster, Bournemouth 01 boon( Road. Uxbridge, Mldds Photographsohsifpossible.Allen sta..pro30111,1Dlucti group - - 013)31000 after7 pm. 50644 1/4 perword EARN MONEY SONGWRITING. to,Letters only ACCORDION Nouiricallerses VOCALIST. 20,passport, see., EXCITING BASSand rhythm - TRUMPET 1692- Amusingfreebooktellshos. 60001 -GORDON STUDIOS.Rine DJ REQUIRED pro group from end Septemberrequired for hairy creative grout, L S S., 10-11 11, Dryden Chambers. for regular 51151 rehearse Phone 672 ALTO REQUIRES gigs. forinformation and brochure ballroomwork,experience not-Callroundafter 7 pm.Flat - -MAC 01-520 3706i JAZZ PIANO TUITION 119 OxfordStreet. London, W.1 One, 19 Greerwroft Gardens. Lon.7225. 3655 01-527 5226. ementml- Send details to Box ALTO/ byyoung qualified teacher MUSIC TO LYRICS. Voice/lapis 7707 don. NW6 GOOD ORGANIST and drummer TENOR clot- CLIgdACASIM0,STUDIriZo4.,,,S; wonted - Phone notherham 4811 orchestral and piano -38 Sudbury Avenue, Wembley NEWLY FORMED recordingstd ALTO / TEN / 72331. 1'1.9023480 management company with 70,66 sop /claw/ 11010 ARRANGEMENTS MADE INEXPERIENCED N.O. Isom. /bass flutespic requires rkin LOCATION RECORDINGS: "We PROFESSIONAL unlimited capital requiregroups EXPERIENCED bone for practice.- MAR 3731 arolld London INC. andartists Send to preferably. yERSou live? - SOUND GO. Joplin.,etc. -Ellis Rich. details ORGANIST, must beexcellentseasonfinishing read,willingto Ring PETER SANDER 550 0171 (evenings). am 1706 rehearse, GgelETT Regent 2040 WHITE ANDxotte VOCALIST/ORGANIST reader, modern accompany, and vailable October 01-459 SONGWRITERS, Demo discs COLO.RED go go busk, also drummer, reader. Nash,Little Canada, SOUND ORGANIZATION, The - 1781 drove rs e danUcers. also - friendly well equipped studio. mode loomyour top ktriptease Vocals 0n assetFor night clubWooten, 10.W. - dancers monied for requoesrecordingcontractend residency. on. Must B ASS, 11/0tr. 01.303 0603or 01-644 6328 rSn.cmnansT.urAacr, FIDI+nd and GOMA, AKenlk October Gigs,- 01.449 Regent Street,LoneTon,WI promotionfororiginalmaterial.' auditIon.-Paler Groves. 6 Tell° 3221 STUDIO SOUND (RITCHIE), from these countrieswillaudi- B ASS GUITARIST, Recording SHIM.. LIGHTNING FINGERS tionerasatSt Pancras Reform 21years oldGood intone Street. Cardiff. Tel. 28713. PRO, 19, Demo., Ad. ORGANIST, ROSS GUITARIST,SEEKS NEW GROUP.- BOX ProdUctIona. Tape to PIANISTS, VIOLINISTS. CANTARISTS Club, 40 Castle Haven R0, Corn Equipment, Hammond/Leslie 7TSO, dim 04E3 4337. den Town. NW1. Nearest re-forming group, rehearse, rood ,lac- and ALL mwslelonsten pch.orm under. organisation, B ASS GUITARIST, semi -pro, MUSIC WANTED gtound,Northern n Camden Toll Goo*: Warrington 30395 prospects. - 455 n` . rnA 9 PO 0746,evenings goodgear,seeks Town AuditionsSetepmber 11. good working met. 44, behymen 9 a.m. ORGANIST, PRO, aged 1519.group. NW London- Tony, 024 17 end 13. from 11 noonon!. and S p.m. Inliveinwith THE ERISIS. - 6101t P510). BANDS WANTED URGENT A pm - Phone 01-7030957.or n1-965 2291 B ASS OR lead guitar, contactParkerEnterprises. 101 exper1 ENE hooNey -nHOER -, 'armored ofsong roiled enced,serni.pro.seeksworking per word ream klunton Rd, Walworlti. SE17Olrik group, preferably with THE COWLING INSTITUTE 1100 wontedfortraining Also organ. - AGENTS/MANAGERS please AO Now Oodool Strom, "ONE DAY" SAHA for Finland and Germany. SITUATIONS VACANT John, phone 10am to 6 pm. RIVnote A foolclass Peddlers/pop London, w.C., by group called at groop and girl urat groups. 3661 harmony groupIsurgentlyre. L. per word B ASS (STRING), amplified/quired for Saturday workin Lon- THE SANDSOF TIME read book.Vacant 7 -don.semior professional,good Olt, placatetoBOA 7748, a FOLK SINGER/ SCHOOL LEAVER requiredfor 150 5418. money fur v00,11110 group. must BANDS "Melody Molter", West End musical Instrument B LUES harp vocals.profes-playquietly 161 floor Shoot showrooms.- Chas E. !note Lid. sional. - 01.834 2337 We willview at 1/-per word London, E.C.4 WAITER, WAITRESS 20 Denman St. WI, GER 1811 your convenience. 0135. TRAFFIC B LUES ORGANIST,some piano ALL TYPES groups/bands,par- A RANDable avatlable, required four weeks WANTED URGENTLY, young ond vocal, seeks s stabilshed - 1176 girlassistant. by International ticularlywithgirl membersor Scottish resort blues band, sembpro or pro.allgirl groups required. 4182ABLE BEATgroup Photographic Agency- Tel Mgtarealive and well and Loves the blues. ho soulmen, duo todances. weddings available 2293 Internationalea... -01.985 2901 MUSIC McTavish. Bitch.% no lime wasters.- Phone Roger,IIon. Also required ABOUT 100 top YOUNG ROAD MANAGER with living in Berkshire 869 3100, after girlvriealial groupsand Phone. MrFlemming own van required for soli known 7 pm. and dancers.Mainly professional 1/-perword CLARINET, ALTO and tenorworkabroad.- E.C.C. geeReaconnissrcei ording group worknig allever Enter. 0211gre41asI OBAN 3064 sax. -Jose 286 4322. lainments Ltd. 97 WestfieldLane. 0/TIME and modern donee Fur me - 01.486 4551 Clayman AgencrHgtL,;;,C'Tot001501U5215P'' ihrary DEREK A CHRISTIEguitar/Mansfield.Nolte. TelMansge:d foretglitpiect.,over100 SO PEOPLE requsred for record Theirnewalbum is vocal duo- Reading 53261 27511. timbersIncluding Investment scheme Sendsallo All latterSacknowledged. 50 evergreena DES , DEDICATED LEAD ADAM KENT nd dinnermusic 13ii "JupiterMusic." 254 High NEAT GROUPS requiredtogo TRIO.VersatiIe-517 Cron, ARTISTS - released next week GUITARIST,Tele,ister/Murshall.abroad. Switserland, :0PalmersfiellRoad,Hankie Id StreetDovercourtEssex own transport,joiniform Holland. S.537112 1/- Sop Germany. Italy, Turkey and 15279,E12n!rVrb0PRODUCTION per word Preferably professional, blues/Seanilsnasta.with girlvocailal orAGENCY.Groups, Well Coast, dance Hawa11.. THE TROLL BROTHERS, sun- but ANYTHING,gogodancerif possible 2.6Ian steel bands. 01.34A aonl,lt leralloreastons SITUATIONS WANTED ANYWHERE considered. 11101110 39812 versatile - John, contracts. all eatienses ORCHESTRA, srci act - Telephone 550 452 413, 63 Exeter Road. pall. 1/-per word ORGANIST, SEMIPRO. - huff NW2 Photosand particularsto -11511:rIgledlevens.01-393-9439. DOC HUNTman Ip32077 DISC JOCKEYS,fullyexperlBilly Forrest Entertainments we twee DISC JOCKEY,- EARL JOHN sewES equ Ltd, bees itad ORGANIST/TENOR ALTO available.-Suite 10, 6 Park Road, 101101 sliesatt THE GROWLEN " VINCENT. / 01 Sutton sWejn'rei0s"1 51" MUSICAL NONSI9351 Tel 8520055 [Day)ipment . Culdgeld. Works. -01.673 ystein Resident. desires move. home.SAX for new R&11/soul/blur DRUMMER, 3956 ewe.. ee ...mei, ea EXPERIENCED, GERMANY.Groupsand FIRST CLASS FOR HIRE abroad I en, pen group No1 abblah - good TRIO, ATIOlirlIttarl, I love MUESLI. Gigs,lounge,- 998showbands urgently SASS, DRUMS. PIANO, q.. 6.atn n Sow,. you "1 or radio NA, Metre sandKay, 639 7074, alter pm 2156. wanted. bro. SEEK RESIDENCY. 1/- per word 10.31 foss altitude.- Delalls,sphote.- 442 Sell. nerve, willtravel- Box 7747. ORGANIST, versatile, DRUMMER, GIGS. LOUNGE. iv. um. SOUNDS EXCITING uniqu DRUMMER,x einl-nro.for establisne -graph,PaulTookAgency. 20 FREDDY GORDON tam capable. reliable, 77X 7475. Galbraith Road shiswhands Looks., rare/service A newidea90 yeare perience, stage/veri greup based IIFindh,eyLnn- DRUMMER, eigivioungc, Manchester70 Worldrepute,- 1,21,1 In e - 736 GROUPSwl ta,1 di 64770. party entrtainmentDetails- 410 orchestra "mall nr large 45 2416. mornings 2444 gap,. 0.50111 135 Fleetwoodcombo PIANIST/ORGANIST, bass. F1111130Y WINN'S etc - Phonebefore 6 DRUMMER,young experiencedGermany. andd ORCHESTRA "load LondonWAIF, Pm.lit 922 1253 ewer MI. or guitarist,all doubt- FinnishsndGermanfor dancing,modern ng vocals, for work in Scandlna II Reds,Reds,good reader, ks workagents willaudition - 01.721 4470 sevetnLatinpaps filer sent - AllanBoynton. grout. at Et P iaSend details Graham, PORI Pancras ReformClub,40 HOWARD - olphin Camp, Brigham.Devon liaven Rd. Camden Castle Sands. Ca. HUNT Re...ante,Hull Town, NW1.beret. anywhere. el 2202 Northern line - 00 Glenwood 000000000000000000000 PIANISTS FOR SOUTH DRUMMER. -91-1434122. underground.Audi GardensIlford01.310 4.3 eeliend lounge work Top rates lions SeptII,12 and IN,12 noon JAZZ DISCIILES, - Clayman's, BM 3On1 day). DRUMMER, 31. TrIxon.rehear...until 8 Ent- Phone 0:103 5501, LB MAGNIFIQUE PIANISTS.START WORK THIS me, Mum.soul S E London or contact Park, Enterprises. beat Disleidnd -G 6901. cot. - 8. 7139. 104 Jam-"324.KIN53205 CONING In Wide choice Monism Rd, Walsworth,London. LOU PIDIAGIER'S DRUMS / CONGA . bongos of lounge work, 1.5 nights week!), -SEI7 Contracts 3 TIONS. 8 monthsIn 7 MIDDLE EARTH8 9351135. Bands andCabartt.--119 O All.....New. Increasedrales Glenwood 0 B-14 ufItOUP GUITA "N'O'TON Gd., Ilford 01510 islooking for Classical Musicians 0Ti.,c; 1., MAWS, HISADDSKIlte 5531 STX /. VOCALISTRY G YORK AGENCY RE-4043 FendeIIr QUIRES GROUPS. aguar and Showman -34 QUARTET.--77+9210 RIME STAFF RAND. 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