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20 23 SELFISH ONE 4 54 38 GIRL FROM IPANEMA 11 85 85 ME JAPANESE BOY I LOVE YOU 3 Jackie Ross-Chess 190 Stan Ge.z & Astrud Gilberto-Verve 10323 Bobby Goldsboro-United Artists 672 21 22 JUST BE TRUE 1 55 49 MIXED UP, SHOOK UP GIRL 86 86 FATHER SEBASTIAN Gene Chandler-Constellation 130 Patty & Emblems-Herald 590 Ramblers-Almont 311 87 80 SUMMER MEANS FUN 4 22 12 I WANNA LOVE HIM SO BAD 56 55 HELLO MUDDAH, HELLO Jelly Beans-Red Bird 10-003 Bruce & Terry-Columbia 43055 23 24 HOW GLADI AM 8 FADDAH ('64 Version) 88 90 I'LL ALWAYS LOVE YOU Nancy Wilson-Capitol 5198 Allan Sherman-Warner Bros. 5449 Brenda Holloway-Tamla 54099 89 89 IF 2 44 CLINGING VINE 3 57 59 RINGO'S THEME (THIS BOY) 5 Bobby Vinton-Epic 9705 George Martin Orch.-United Artists 745 Timi Yuro-Mercury 72316 90 88 A QUIET PLACE 10 G.T.O. 4 53 58 50 SHARE YOUR LOVE 11 Garnett Mimms-United Artists 715 Ronnie & Daytonas-Mala 481 B.B. Bland-Duke 377 91 84 SHOUT 26 18 KEEP ON PUSHING 10 59 65 A HOUSE IS NOT A HOME 3 LuLu and Luvers-Parrott 9678 Impressions-ABC Paramount 10554 Dionne Warwick-Scepter 1282 92 93 LITTLE LATIN LUPE LU 5 57 BREAD AND BUTTER 3 60 41 I'M INTO SOMETHING GOOD 7 Kingsmen-Wand 157 Newbeats-Hickory 1269 Earl-Jean-Colpix 729 93 96 I BELIEVE IN ALL IFEEL 28 16 DANG ME 11 61 61 WE'LL SING IN THE SUNSHINE 4 G-Clefs-Regina 1314 Roger Miller-Smash 1881 Gale Garnett-RCA Victor 8388 94 (-)LET ME LOVE YOU 1 B. B. King-Kent 396 42 I'LL CRY INSTEAD 4 95OUT OF SIGHT 2 Beatles-Capitol 5234 James Brown-Smash 1919 95 97 IF I'M A FOOL FOR LOVING YOU 9 Bobby Wood-Joy 285

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GA,RDeV new label, while also announcingfollowing: Records, and the appointment of four new regional sales and pro- New York: New Deal RecordBob Krasnow to helm the label's. motion managers. Service; Los Angeles: Pep Rec-operation. The new label will operate on CAROLYN Covering the East Coastis ord Sales; Chicago and Milwau- Manny Kellem, former Nationalkee: MS Distributors; Philadel-a limited release schedule, pri- CRAWFORD Singles Promotion Manager forphia: Marne] Distributors;marily releasing singles, and oc- CapitolRecordsDistributingBoston:MutualDistributors;casionally albums, and will main- San Francisco; Stone Distribu-tain an "open door" policy with Corp., and a long time Samela regard `MY SMILE aide.Also moving over fromtors; Detroit: Jay Kay Distribu- totalentand master CRDC are John Douminian andtors; St. Louis and Kansas City:acquisitions. Lee Trimble. Douminian held aRobertsDistributing; Cleve- All administrative and sales IS JUST A similar position for Capitol inland: Cleve -Disc;Cincinnati:functions of the label will be di- the central states, operating outFour State Distributors; Balti-rected by Warner Bros. Records' FROWN of Chicago, while Trimble, whomore and Washington: Musicalexecutive staff. Plans for the la- moves to Cleveland to share theSales; Minneapolis: Haroldbel's first releases are currently mid -west duties, was TerritoryLieberman;Houston:Unitedbeing prepared under the direc- TURNED Manager in Houston. Record Distributing; Seattle: Ction of Bob Krasnow. George Sherlock, formerly& C; Atlanta: Dixie Record Dis- UPSIDE withLondonRecords,joinstributing; Denver: Davis Sales Tower as the Western StatesCo.; New Orleans:All South G11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111Ill Representative. Sherlock will op-Distributing;Newark:Essex DOWN" erate out of Hollywood. All fourRecord Distributors; Hartford: SeaboardDistributors;Hono- MOTOWN 1064 report directly to Samela. lulu: Microphone Music Inc. In announcing the distrib se- Appointments become effective lections, Samela confirmed thatimmediately.Towerplanson additionalditributorswillbe having its first records in the announced in the near future.field in early September. JIMMY RUFFIN record "SINCE I Chi NARA Convention world LOST YOU" Formerly Music Vendor 18th Year of Publication SOUL 35002 At Ascot Aug. 20-23 Published Weekly by INTRO PUBLISHING CO., INC. CHICAGO-The National Associationof RadioAnnouncers 200 W. 57th St., New York 19, N.Y. (NARA),organizedin1955,willconveneforitsannual Area Code 212 CI 7-6250 KIM WESTON meet Thursday, Aug. 20, to Sunday, Aug. 23, at the Ascot House. Committee Chairmen and Co -Chairmen for the 1964 NARA Publisher Convention are as follows: Chairman, E. Rodney Jones, Program BOB AUSTIN "LOOKING Director, WVON, Chicago; Co -Chairmen, Richard Stamz, W - a BEE, Chicago; Talent Coordinators, E. Rodney Jones, Richard Editor -In -Chief Stamz; Chairman of Speakers Bureau, Joe Howard, WJLB- SID PARNES FOR THE Detroit;Co -ChairmanofSpeakersBureau,WesleySouth, WVON-Chicago; Chairman of Hospitality Committee, Wilbur DougMcClelland D. Lewis, WANT -Richmond, Va.; Co -Chairman of Hospitality Editor RIGHT GUY' Committee, Richard Stamz, also Chairman of the EntertainmentDave Finkle Associate Editor TAMLA 54100 Committee; Co -Chairmen of Entertainment Committee, EwartTed Williams Abner, Constellation Records, Chicago, George Johnson,Cliff Research Holland, Washington, D.C.; Chairmen of Transportation Com-Terry Moyes mittee,BillHill, WMPP-East ChicagoHeights, JimReese, Advertising HITS ARE OUR WBEE, Chicago. Carroll Goss Circulation BUSINESS Chairman of Welcome Committee, Jim Randolph, WYNR- Chicago; Co -Chairman of Welcome Committee, Jim Reese; Chair- West Coast Representative man of Grievance Committee, Joe Medlin, National Promotion Ted Randal Head, Atlantic-Atco, N.Y.; Co -Chairmen of Grievance Commit- 1608 Argyle, Suite 101 tee, Buzzie Willis, Roulette Records, N.Y., Dannie Davis; Chair- Hollywood 28, Calif. man of Publicity, Midwest, Chuck Moore; Chairmen of Publi- Phone: 213 HO 4-8268 city, East Coast, Georgie Woods, Ralph Cooper; Chairman of Nashville Representative MOTOWN Publicity, Southeast, Tom Hankerson, WTMP-Tampa, Fla.; Legal RECORD CORP Ed Hamilton Advisor, Buggs Scruggs, KSAN-San Francisco;Assistantto 214 No. Main Street 2648 W. GrandBlvd. the President, Mel Couzart, KATZ-St. Louis, Mo. Goodletsville, Tenn. Detroit, Mich. 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RECORD WORLD-August 22, 1964 Mrs. Reeves in Charge Behind Beatles Of Reeves Enterprises THESE NASHVILLE - The privately owned music publishing and recording firms of Jim Reeves, RCA Victor recording star who died here July 31 in a plane crash, have been taken charge of by Mary Reeves, widow of the celebrated country music star. Mrs. Reeves becomes President of the Jim Reeves Enterprises. RECORDS The firms are Tuckahoe Music, Inc., Acclaim Music, Inc., Open Road Music, Inc., and a lately established diskery, Shannon Records, Inc., all headquartered in nearby Madison, Tenn. Mary, well accquainted in the music business in her ownMike Stewart, United Artists right, participated actively in the industry and acquired sub-Records Executive Vice Presi- stantial knowledge of it. dent, and Walter Shenson, pro- ARE NOT Mary has announced that she expected to retain everybodyducer of The Beatles' film, "A in the business just as her husband did. "Ray Baker will con-Hard Day's Night," discuss the tinue to head the management of the music firms," she said.best-selling soundtrack album "Joyce Gray, long time Executive Secretary to my husband, willat a meeting in New York prior remain in that capacity and report to me." totheopening of thefilm, SELLING! Mary said that Tom Perryman, a close business associate ofwhich received rave reviews her husband and a long-time personal friend as Reeves' partnerfrom the critics. in ownership of station KGRI at Henderson, Texas, would con-

tinue in that post and had made himself available for advice in business matters. Spencer Set As

Mary added that she would continue to promote the Reeves enterprises vigorously as her husband did; that a program ofAdam Dist. Mgr. continued expansion which he had instigated would be carried NEW YORK - Morris Levy, into effect. President of Roulette Records, "THEN YOU CAN She took note of numerous plans and suggestions forwardedannouncedthis'weektheap- TELL ME GOODBYE" for a Jim Reeves Memorial. "Ifeel very humble and verypointment of Bob Spencer as grateful to these people who have been so thoughtful," sheBranch Manager for Adam Dis- JOHNNY NASH said. "It's characteristic of our great industry and of the greattributing Co., the wholly owned Argo 5479 American people whose hearts pour out at a time like this."Roulettedistributorshiphere. Spencer'sappointmentisal- Cleve -Disc ChangesName To Four State ready in effect and he has already begun supervision of all Cleve -Disc Distributing,Inc. West Virginia and Kentucky. sales activities at Adam Distrib- of Cincinnatihasformally It isstill headed up by Bobuting. "I HAD A TALK Anderson,Sales Manager and Spencer has been in the rec- WITH MY MAN" changed its name to Four StateLee Fogel, Promotion Manager, Distributors covering Southern ordbusiness about17years. Godfrey H. Dickey, VP -GeneralMost of these years was spent MITTY COLLIER Ohio and portions of Indiana,Manager reports. with Capitol Records Dist. Corp. in the New York City area, cul- Chess 1907 minating with his appointment Hillman Is Regina VP; as branch manager of CRDC in New York.Priortojoining Adam, Bob was branch manager London Subsid Formed for Multi -Discof New York "HERE WE GO BABY" which is the Mercury Records NEW YORK-Mort Hillmai has been appointed Vice Presidentdistributingforthegreater JOHNNY & JO of Regina Records, Inc. In making the announcement, Jack LaNew York area. Forge, President of the record company, said increased company activity stressed a need for an expanded executive staff. Spencer will handle all phases Tuff 379 Hillman prior to his appointment was Director of Sales andofthe Adam Dist.operation Promotion for Regina Records, Inc. He is a 16 -year veteran inwhich is maintained as a com- . plete separate entity from Rou- the field of sales and record promotion. La Forge also announced today the forming of Regina Recordslette Records. Along with the .

Roulettelabel, Adam Dist. Limited, 156 Strand, London, England. handles Tamale Records, Time "The opening of the London office was due to an increased de-Records,TollieRecords, USA mand for artists and selections listed in our catalog," La ForgeRecords, A r ti a- Parliament, said. RoostRecords,TicoRecords, The company president said that a strong distribution chain hasSquire Records, Kenwood Rec- been completed in the United States which will warrant an in-ords, Glover Records and Santy crease in new releases and an expansion of artist roster. Records. According to Levy, the New York branch is currently Lanvin-La Forge Duo running hot on singles with the At the same time, Regina announces the release of a new singleTamale disk, "I Like It Like by Jack La Forge, "Promise Her Anything." The disk, writtenThat"byTheMiracles,the by La Forge, features his piano against the backdrop of a 64Tollierecordof"Something's piece orchestra and was recorded during his recent SRO tour ofGot A Hold Of Me" by Don & Italy. This new composition, taken from the famous Lanvin Par-Alleyne Cole, the Glover etch- fum slogan, "Promise Her Anything, But, Give Her Arpege,"ing of "I'm Too Poor To Die" will be the title tune of a new album by La Forge scheduled forby Louisiana Red. On LPs, the CHESS September release. Tico recording by Joe Cuba en- producing corp. Conferences between Regina and Lanvin are now taking placetitled "Hangin' Out" is leading with consideration being given to a special promotional campaignthe field and the Jack Spector tie-in on the disk and the perfume which would be aimed at de-album of "22 Original Winners" 2120 S. Michigan Ave., partment stores and boutiques in conjunction with the album's onRouletteisanotherfront Chicago 16, release. runner.

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SEND HER TO ME (Madelon, BMI) SAVE IT FORME (Saturday, ASCAP) GOOD NIGHT BABY(Trio,BMI) JUST A LITTLE BIT 0' LOVIN' (Madelon, BMI) FUNNY FACE(Saturday, ASCAP) THE SWIM(Trio,BMI) WAYNE CHANCE-Whirlybird 2006. THE 4 SEASONS-Philips 40225. THE BUTTERFLY S-Red Bird 10-009. The 4 Seasons have that rare quality The Butterflys, a group just out of Wayne has a masculine come -hither the cocoon, has a midtempo swinger with approach to his song and teen gals are of being able to top themselves. Theseclever harmonies and nothing but the likely to like. Crooner is looking for a days that means some tremendous hitsbest chances for top ten chart slots. girl to love on the slow item. and here's another. **** * * * **** LITTLEHONDA (Sea of Tunes, BMI) PLEASE DON'T USE MY NAME (Lanlee, ASCAP) FROM A WINDOW (Northern, ASCAP) HOT ROD HIGH (Beachwood, BMI) IT'S TOO LATE TO BE SORRY (Teri, ASCAP) I'LL BE ON MYWAY(Metric, BMI) THE HONDELLS-1Mereur. 72321. rodsound DAMITO JO-Melic 4151. HILLY J. KRAMER AND THE DAKOTAS- The hot getsfalsetto Imperial 66051. treatment from The Hondells. The side Damito socks this torch across with is groovy and speeds along with vivac- her usual might. Her vocal expertise is Billy and the others talk about a gality. Should pace charts. much in evidence on the strong ballad. they saw in a window. The tune has the **** Big ork to back her up. Liverpool sound, as well it might since YOU'RE SO BELLA, ISABELLA (Van -Mar, ASCAP) *** it's a Lennon -McCartney ditty. TOO FAT POLKA (Shapiro, Bernstein, ASCAP) LOU MONTE-Reprise 0302. BITTER WITH THE SWEET (Don -Dee, BMI) **** I DON'T KNOW WHAT I'M GONNA DO (Pete, BMI) THE CUSTOMARY THING (Cedarwood, BMI) Lou leaves the animal world behind ANSWER ME, MY LOVE (Bourne, ASCAP) for a real live human Italian sweetheart DON GARDNER-Jubilee 5484. who inspires some Dixieland antics. The This one will gather a large following JOHNNY RIVERS-MGM it13266. tune is cute and bright. among the rhythm and blues fans. The Johnny is hot these days and this **** mood is heavy and a wailing gal helps side is really hot. He whoops and hol- MERCY, MERCY (Cotillion, Vonglo, BMI) Don put the ditty across. lers with his customary spirit. Could CAN'T STAY AWAY (Cotillion, Vonglo, BMI) be another chart item for him. DON COVAY-Rosemart 801. *** **** Don has a rhythm and blues plea he (WE WERE) SITTING IN THE BALCONY gives out with on this slow beat side. (Fieldcrest, BMI) MELANCHOLY BABY(Shapiro, Bernstein, ASCAP) A group backs him up helpfully. Strong MY LOVE (Fieldcrest, BMI) OOH LA LA (Daddy Sam -Cotillion, BMI) chart contender. * * * * ABBY ANDERSON-Knight 11117. NIA0 TEMPO AM) APRIL STEP EAS- Atco 6314. TOBACCO ROAD (Cedarwood, BMI) Abby has a natural sound that will Nino and April get around to another I LIKE IT LIKETHAT(Tune-Kel,BMI) appeal to youngsters and her story is an of the melancholy oldies that are their THE NASHVILLE TEE.N.S-L loss 9689. engaging one. The side features lively special forte. The arrangement is fresh The Nashville Teens tell the story of instrumental action as well. and teens will go for it. their lives on this hard -driving slice. *** The harmonies are riveting and the re- * * * * sult could make the big, big time. SHOW YOU MEAN IT TOO(Leeds,ASCAP) HAPPY BIRTHDAY (Schwartz, ASCAP) **** EVERYTHING I DO IS WRONG (Hilo, BMI) IT'S FOR YOU (Northern, ASCAP) HOMECOMING PARTY(Starflower,BMI) ME AND THEM-U. S. Songs 601. HE WON'T ASK ME (Jaen, ASCAP) This first slice from U. S. Songs is BERNADETTE CARROLL-Laurie 3268. CILLA BLACK-Capitol 5258. aBritish tune,oddly enough.It'sa Bernadette tells the sad story of her Cilia sings a Lennon -McCartney song rollicking affair by a jovial sounding sixteenth birthday. The song is an in-with a strange, winding melodic line. group and could win attention. sistant one that thrush puts over withThe arrangement behind the thrush is stylish aplomb. Could go. full of sway. Wild side.

MY SMILE IS JUST A FROWN (TURNED UPSIDEDOWN) (Jobete,BMI) ROCKIN'ROBIN (Recordo,BMI) LET'S DO THEFREEZE (Quadrille,BMI) I'LL COME RUNNING (Jobete, BMI) BATTLE LINE (Shoreline, BMI) I'M TELLING YOU BABY (Sark, BMI) CAROLYN CRAWFORD-Motown 1064. THE RIVIERAS-Riviera 1403. RODDY AND THE ROBINS- Carolyn has a soft and steady beat The Rivieras jump and romp and Columbia 4-43111. r/b tune. Her voice is the velvety type stamp and stomp their way through this Roddy and the Robins have latched thatiscapturing teen fancies these one. It's a swinging piece of fast dance ontoanoveltydancenumberthat days. The story is a melancholy one. music. contains loads of laughs for kids on the dance floor. Should be a hop fave. *** * * * DA NO RON RON (Mother Bertha, BMI) *** HI HEEL SNEAKERS (Medal, BMI) DO YOU WANNA (Robin Hood, BMI) VALERIE'S THEME/PROMISE HER ANYTHING GROOVY LITTLE SUZIE(Robin Hood, BMI) THE AZTECS-World Artists 1029. (Sarah, ASCAP) (Jack LaForge, ASCAP) The Aztecs reprise this one -only this BO -PETE --Try 501. JACK LAFORGE-Regina 1318. time from the male standpoint. The Bo -Pete will shepherd the teens onto Jack works his piano magic on two sound is fast and danceable. Could go the dance floor with thislickety-split romantic and alluring sides that shine all over again. Boys make with wild side. The slice is further helped by a with class. The orchestra work is glossy activity. hot organ. Watch it. and right for plenty of play.

8 RECORD WORLD-August 22, 1964 CONGRATULATIONS, NARA! KEEP SWINGING! RCA VICTOR ine must tru,ted

RECORD WORLD-August 22, 1964 9 11111111011111111111111110111101111131MTIVIIICall . 1111f51110111111211111111M11111111M111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111M11111111MIIIM1111111011/11011 THE SEVENTH DAWN g JOE SHERMAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA The Seventh Dawn AND CHORUS-World Artists WAM 2000; PICK HITS 7-2 WAS 3000. Joe runs through a number of his own tunes on this relaxing disk. Noth- AMERICAN TOUR ing issaid or sung above a whisper, THE DAVE CLARK FIVE-Epic BN 26117. The and those in the mood for love will like Dave Clark Five it. "Toys in The Attic," "Mr. Wonder- The Dave Clarkers seemed to have ful" and "Ramblin' Rose" are here. enjoyedtheirtripstatesideafew iiiii months back, because this disk is full of happy music. The tempos are varied A1 THE SEX LIFE OF THE PRIMATE and present a good program of the ITDRivAA (AND OTHER BITS OF GOSSIP) group'stalents.Their current"Be- , t ir I THE SEX LIFE OF THE PRIMATE cause" hit is here. A sure shot. SHELLEY BERMAN-Verve V 15043. Shelley Berman, Anne Meant, Love - lady Powell and Jerry Stiller satirize the affectations of contemporary mores. In other words, they take off some aspects EVERYBODY KNOWS of sex and its by-products. The bands vary in the quality of humor, but when STEVE LAWRENCE-Columbia CL 9027. good, they're very, very good-especially Steve gives a number of current hits, the segment on "cleans" and "dirties." including two of his own, an easy-going Plentiful air exposure is doubtful. once over. The songs range widely in mood, but Steve is in control of all and gains hiseffect by underplaying(or HOW MANY SEAS MUSTA WHITEDOVE SAIL undersinging). "Hello, Dolly," "The Girl LINDA MASON-Ric M1005. HOW MANY SEAS from Ipanema" and "Don't Let the Sun MAS0t4 Catch You Crvin' " are included. Linda Mason sings a collection of Bob ROBDYLAN Dylan songs. Perhaps the best-and certainly the consummate example-of the contemporary folk song writers, Dylan has covered a variety of emotions in his AMOR tunes. Linda seems to appreciate this EYDIE GORME AND THE TRIO LOS and uses her sensitive soprano well to PANCHOS-Columbia CL 2203. spread the Dylan word. Eydie and The Trio Los Panchos go for the easy feel of a couple cool drinks THIS IS US on a hacienda veranda. The mood is light and passion is exchanged only with the THE SEARCHERS-Kapp KL 1409. eyes. All the songs are sung in Spanish, The Searchers don't push at all. Their but the language of love is the real topic. method israther a relaxed way with even the most rocking ditty. The sound is fresh and happy and guaranteed to send teens into a swoon. Their "Don't Throw Your Love Away" is here along GREAT THEMES FROM HIT FILMS with 11 others. ENOCH LIGHT ENOCH LIGHT-Command RS 871 SD. GREAT THEMES -.HIT FILMS Enoch parades a clutch of film themes DIMENSION 3 GREAT ACCORDIONHITS!! MYRON FLOREN out for stimulating treatment from his GREATACCORDION HITS!! ork. Needless to say, the sound is flaw- MYRON FLOREN-Dot DLP 3583. ALM=AINIIIETIIISR IWO IA 1111111111111111 NMI Rem {Si 7- less and shows the excitingly arranged Myron Floren willrelax his fans zenputasas wine MIME numbersofftoultimateadvantage. with a group of old favorites. The songs Light's "Hard Day's Night" single is are time -tested and so is Floren's way included with "From Russia With Love" with the squeeze box. "Canadian Sun- and "I Could Have Danced All Night." set," "Stranger on The Shore" and "Mu- sic! Music! Music!"

THE FREEDOM SINGERS SING OF FREEDOM NOW! THE EXCITING VOICE OF SERGIO FRANCHI II.rcury SR 60924. RCA Victor LSP 2913. The Freedom Singers sing a series of SCI Sergio Franchi goes for the thrills moving outcries for equality and the end FREEDOM and gets them with his warm, robust of racial terror. The depth of their pur- NOW! virile tenor. The arrangements are all ity and sincerity is as persuasive an tastefully calculated to show off his argument as can be given. The times talents. "And This is My Beloved" and make this album one of especial beauty. "Ebb Tide" seem to suit him especially Many of the theme songs of the freedom well. workers are included.

10 RECORD WORLD-August 22, 1964 IN PERSON-JULIE LONDON JAZZ AT THE AMERICANA THE DEFINITIVE JAll SCENE VOLUME 1 Liberty-LRP 3375; LST 7375. Voltmsel When Julie did her recent stint at VARIOUS ARTISTS-Impulhe 199; AS99. New York'sAmericana,theLiberty This is the first in a planned series Cant Baste from Impulse! There are bands here John Coltrane tapesters were there to get the excite- Due Ellington from the entire label jazz roster and Terry Gibbs ment and enticement that is the London Coleman Hawkins then some. It is not a sampler, but is Shiley Marine trademark. The act is many faceted and Shires Hinges rather the best of some of the best. Shirley Scott includes "Cry Me a River" and "The ClerkTerry Ellington, Coltrane, Hawkins and Min- . Man That Got Away." A chorus gets i/lelCoy Tyner 7{t gus are just four of the 11 musicians assWebster W,ttsir, much work, too. represented. Jazz fans' delight.

ON THE TRAIL DAYBREAK EXPRESS AL CAIOLA I Irtists UAL 3362; DUKE ELLINGTON- UAS 6362. RCA Victor Vintage Series LPV 506. Al uses a wide range of western tunes Some Duke decks from three decades to describe the wide western ranges. back have been assembled by the Vic- Alltunescontainingsuggestionsof torarchivists.StudentsofElling- loneliness and aloneness, expanse and toniana will race to get a hold on this grandeur are well known and all quite disk, which features the Duke at moody beautiful.Al'svibrant guitarsparks and bright moments. The smooth, yet thelikesof"Shenandoah," "Wagon complex orchestral interworkings are Wheels" and "Tumbling Tumbleweeds." ater "sunb Ivie Anderson), "Limehouse Blues" and CALIFORNIA SUITE "Solitude," others. SAMMY DAVIS JR.-Reprise RS 6126. Mel Torme penned this musical paean SOUNDTRACKS to the state of California and its cool, BEHOLD A PALE HORSE hip lyric and musical jargon make it an 1 accurate summation of that enchanted SOUNDTRACK-Colpix CP 519. MOLD A PALE HORSE West coast land. Sammy givesitthe Oscar -winningMauriceJarrehas hearing it deserves and he obviously likes composed a haunting, involving score the way it swings. Other Torme tunes forthenew Gregory Peck -Anthony complete the album. Quinn adventure film. The music - usually played on sad instruments- (JUST LIKE) ROMEO AND JULIET has an introspective quality evocative THE REFLECTIONS- of mysterious, troubled personalities. Golden World LPM 300. PEFLEcmoNts The Reflections mirrored a lot of at- CIRCUS WORLD tention just a while back with their SOUNDTRACK-MGM E 4252; SE 4252. CIRCUS WORLD "Romeo and Juliet" single and for that Dimitri Tiomkin has interwoven old reason teens will want to peruse this new circus evergreens in with new material album. It gives the lads a chance to show to match the adventure and excitement some more of their singing talents. The of the new Samuel Bronston Cinerama tunes are all teen-slanted-snappy and picture starring John Wayne, Claudia spirited. Cardinale and Rita Hayworth. The love- lytitle theme is,of eniirse,included CLIFF RICHARD IN SPAIN Epic LA 24115; BN 26115. ZULU Cliff travels to Spain and brings back SOUNDTRACK-United Artists UAS 5116. SLIMS JohnBarry'sscoreunderlinesthe a sombreroful of old and new Spanish titVI/N.N language tunes that he doesin that lira/./i;l `,(;/\ rousing story of the 19th century British tongue. All is romance and soft lighting. war against the Zulus. The story of these A good disk for late Saturday nights. battlesis being shown now on movie "Cancion de Orfeo," "Solamente Una screens throughout the country and so Vez," etc. the interest in this disk should run high. The music isthundering and rolling. TURNING IT ON! Narration by Richard Burton. THE GASLIGHT SINGERS- Ilercury MG 20923; SR 60923. THE MOON -SPINNERS SOUNDTRACK-Buena Vista BV 3323. The Gaslight Singers, a new group, :14;17.7:41/412kag4444.'" call themselves folk artists, but they Sincethis new Hayley Millsfilm ORIGINAL SOUND draw their material from many wells. takes place in and around Greece and tRACN. MUSIC On this disk each of the four mem- Crete, the music has a distinct Greek bers shows off his (or her) particular flavor. It's frequently played on such talent-whetherit'ssinging, playing old world instruments as balalaikas. and/or songwriting. "They Callthe The scorer hereisRon Grainer,a Wind Maria" and "Manha de Carnival" skilled composer, who meets his chal- stand out. lenge with aplomb.

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Wright-Gold Wax 106 40 WHAT MAKES SAMMY RUN Steve Lawrence-Columbia 43095 16 A NEW PERSPECTIVE Original Cast-Columbia DOL-6040: 42THEME FROM A SUMMER KOS-6040 Donald Byrd Band and Voices- Blue Note LP -4124: BST -84124 11 YOU PULLED A FAST ONE PLACE 41 STAY V.I.P.'s-Big Top 518 J's With Jamie-Columbia 43068 17 BILL COSBY IS A VERY Four Seasons-Vee Jay V1-1082 FUNNY FELLOW, RIGHT 18 HEARTBREAK 43 YOURS 42 NINA SIMONE IN CONCERT Bill Cosby-Warner Bros. W-1518 Dee Clark-Constellation 132 Lucille Starr-Almo 209 Philips PHM-200-135: PHS-600-135 18 MY GUY 44 TELL ME WHAT YOU'RE 43 NORTHERN JOURNEY 19 RUNNIN' OUT OF FOOLS Mary Wells-Motown M-617 GONNA DO Ian & Sylvia-Vanguard-VRS-9154 Aretha Franklin-Columbia 43113 19 I'D RATHER BE FAR RIGHT James Brown-King 5922 THE VERY THOUGHT OF YOU THAN PRESIDENT 44 20 THE CAT Rick Nelson-Decca DL -74559 45 RHYTHM Len Maxwell & Cast-Divine Right Jimmy Smith-Verve 10330 Major Lance-Okeh 7203 20 RAMBLIN' 45 LICORICE STICK 21 IMAGINATION IS A MAGIC New Christy Minstrels-Columbia Pete Fountain-Coral CRL-757460 46 LOVERS ALWAYS FORGIVE CL -2155: CS -8855 DREAM Gladys Knight & Pips-Maxi 329 46 TALL COOL ONE 21 THE TILLOTSON TOUCH Bobby Vinton-Epic 9705 Wailers-Imperial LP -9262 41 Johnny Tillotson-MGM-E-4224: I'LL KEEP TRYING SE -4224 41 I LOVE YOU BECAUSE 22 I'LL FOLLOW THE RAINBOW Theola Kilgore-KT 501 22 I Al Martino-Capitol T-1915 Terry Stafford-Crusader 109 LEFT MY HEART IN SAN FRANCISCO 48 KNOCK KNOCK 48 CAMELOT 23 SAVE IT FOR ME (WHO'S THERE) Tony Bennett-Columbia CL -1869 Original Cast-Columbia KOL-5620 Four Seasons-Philips 40225 Orlons-Cameo 332 23 STEVIE AT THE BEACH Little Stevie Wonder-Tamla 25S 49 MESS OF BLUES 24 HOLD ME 49 MARTA Johny Hodges-Verve V 8570 24 PEG 0' MY HEART P. 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RECORD WORLD-August 22, 1964 13 Vee-Jay: A Classic Comeback

A&R Director Steve Clark and Muriel Gaynor, head of Vee- Cal Carter, Vee-Jay's Chicago - Jay's production department, based A&R Vice President. with Jay Lasker. HOLLYWOOD - In a country where prosperity is taken Jay's catalog), executive imag- for granted, and in a business ination and skill of the young where Horatio Algerstories record men who run the com- are commonplace, it is difficult pany's day-to-day operation to find a success story that is have played an important role unique enough to rate special in the miraculous success story notice and even more difficult of Vee-Jay. Each member of to find one that stirs the imag- Jay Lasker, Steve Clari., Randy Wood, MarkSands "the team" is a veteran of the - Unbeatable Vee-Jay Records leaders. business and a specialist in his ination.Yet,whenRecord field. Lasker is 39, and during World talked with Randy Wood,President ofVee-Jay, andin all three cities in less than President of Vee-Jay Records, his 19 years in the recording Bracken and Wood, determinedtwo days. businesshasheldsuchtop and Executive Vice Presidentto save the company, brought Theeffortsofthisteam Jay Lasker, it was hard to stop positionsasNationalSales inJay Lasker and financialwere almost inhuman, but to-Manager for Reprise and Kapp. writing because of the manywizard Mark Sands. The newlyday they are only a part of exciting stories they were tell- Thirty -year -oldSteveClark, formed executive combinethe many successes that haverecently appointed head of the ing about this company thatworked out the financial detailsplaced Vee-Jay among the top only one year ago was in dire company's Tollie label, joined which staved off disaster and 10 majorrecordproducers,Vee-Jay's A & R department straits. began a new period of growth.distributing records under five The beginning and early suc- fiveyears ago to work with different labels with offices allCalvinCarter. About Carter, cesses of Vee-Jay Records are LA, Chi. NY Commuters over the world and a staff ofLasker says "Cal has single- also of interest if one is to get That growth was fantastic -76 in its busy West Hollywood the complete pictureofthe handedly come up with more analmostunbelieveablere-headquarters. hits than almost any other man company and fully appreciatecovery in an industry fraught Wood andLaskergivea the magnitude of their recent in the business." with financial peril. With Sandsgreat deal of credit for their As leader of the organization, advancements. In 1951, Viviandeftly manipulating the highlyfinancial success to the abilityWood looks back on a career and Jimmy Bracken decided tocomplicated monetary difficul- enter the record business by of Mark Sands; but Wood hasthat began at 15 when he was ties, a West Coast team of ap-also stated, "When you put allpacking classical records in Co- recording the rhythm and bluesproximately 12 individuals lit-these factors together they may and gospel songs the customers lumbia's mail room and pro- erally commuted daily betweenlook great, but we do not dis-gressed through sales and A & of their Gary, Ind., record storeLos Angeles, Chicago and New countluck. Who would haveR jobs for such companies as hadbeenaskingfor.TheyYork. Twenty -four-hour workthought The Beatles would beKapp and Imperial before join- named thelabelaftertheirdays were not unusual, andso successful?" ing Vee-Jay four years ago as own initials, Vee-Jay. meetings frequently took place In addition to luck (and Vee- During the first 10 years of Westernsaleshead.Wood's itsexistenceVee-Jaygrew abilities are shown by his rapid steadily with consistent sales advancement to the positions in the gospel and blues fields, of sales manager, general man- and by 1961 they were able to ager, executive vice president boast perhaps the largest cata- andhispresentpositionof log of major artistsinthis president which resulted from field. the company's re -organization In 1961, the company signed in 1963. its first white artists, The Four Imagination Credited Seasons.That wasalsothe year Vee-Jay had its first mil- If skill is 50 per -cent of the lion dollar gross. During the reasonfor Vee-Jay's current following two years, with more financial stability and wealth, white artists on the label, and imagination certainly should be the integration of some white given most of the other half staffmembers,thecompany of the credit, for the company tripled its gross to four million isdetermined to break away in 1963. from the standard traditions of Expansion also brought se- therecord industry. For ex- verefinancialstrain.Despite ample:Vee-Jayrefusesto its impressive grosses, the com- space the release of singles and pany was heavily in debt and albums evenly, so too many are was unable to pay its astro- 'leverreleasedat one time; nomicalproduction,distribu- they created the highly -success- tion and pressing bills. ful Oldies 45 idea and are add- It was at this time that 37 - Vee-Jay Prexy Randy Wood and Bill Siege_, ing another innovation, Oldies year -old Randy Wood was made National Sales Director. (Continued from page 21)

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QUALITY MUSIC COMPANY PENINSULA MUSIC CENTER Washington, D.C. San Mateo,Calif. WMCA-New York, N. Y. WTOB-Salem, N. C. 1. Where Did Our Love Go (Supremes) 1. Where Did Our Love Go (Supremes) 1.Where Did Our Love Go (Supremes) 1. Where Did Our Love Go (Supremes) 2.I've Got No Time To Lose (Ca -la Thomas) 2. G.T.O. (Ronnie & Daytona') 2.Everybody Loves Somebody (Dean Martin) 2. Under The Boardwalk (Drifters) 3. Out Of Sight (James Brown) 3. James Bond Theme(BillyStrange) 3.Hard Day's Night (Beatles) 3. Beg Me (Chuck Jackson) 4. Selfish One (JackieRoss) 4. HardDay's Night (Beatles) 4.Under The Boardwalk (Drifters) 4. Haunted House (Gene Simmons) 5. Steal Away (Jimmy Hughs) 5. Everybody Loves Somebody (Dean Martin) 5.Keep On Pushing (Impressions) 5. A Tear Fell (Ray Charles) 6. TheClock (BabyWashington) 6. Ain't She Sweet (Beatles) 6. Just Be True (Gene Chandler) 6. Security (Otis Redding) 7. Under The Boardwalk (Drifters) 7. Walk, Don't Run '64 (Ventures) 7.People Say (Dixie Cups) 7. Memphis (Johnny Rivers) 8. EverybodyNeeds Somebody To Love 8. FatherSebastian(Ramblers) 8.Because (Dave Clark Five) 8. Wishing And Hoping (Dusty Springfield) (Solomon Burke) 9. She's The One (Chartbusters) 9.Wishing And Hoping (Dusty Springfield) 9. Share Your Love With Me (Bobby Bland) 10.Rag Doll (Four Seasons) 10. Rag Doll (Four Seasons) 9. Mercy, Mercy (Don Covey) 10. Summer Means Fun(Bruce &Terry) 10. Funny (Joe Hinton) KENMAC RADIO CENTER,INC. COLONY RECORD CENTER, INC. Chicago,Ill. New York,New York WAVZ-New Haven, Conn. KROB-Corpus Christi, Texas 1. HardDay'sNight(Beatles) 1. Where Did Our Love Go (Supremes) 2. Wishin'And Hopin'(DustySpringfield) 2. Everybody Loves Somebody (D.Martin) 1. Where Did Our Love Go (Supremes) 1. The Last Song (Irma Thomas) 3. Everybody Loves Somebody (Dean Martin) 3. HardDay's Night(Beatles) 2. C'mon And Swim (Bobby Freeman) 2. Walk Don't Run (Ventures) 4. Rag Doll(Four Seasons) 4. Under The Boardwalk(Drifters) 3. Under The Boardwalk (Drifters) 3. Hard Day's Night (Beatles) 5. How Do You Do It(BillyJ.Kramer) 5. Wishin' And Hopin' (D.Springfield) 4. Keep On Pushing (Impressions) 4. Bachelor Boy (Cliff Richard) 6.I Get Around (Beach Boys) 6.GirlFrom Ipanema (StanGetz) 5.I'llCry Instead (Beatles) 5. Memphis (Johnny Rivers) 7. Where Did Our Love Go (Supremes) 7. RagDoll(FourSeasons) 6. Hard Day's Night (Beatles) 6.Little Old Lady From Pasadena 8.I Wanna Love Him So Bad (JellyBeans) 8. I Wanna Love Him So Bad (Jelly Beans) 7. Everybody Loves Somebody (Dean Martin) (Jan & Dean) 9. She's The One (Chartbusters) 9. Because(DaveClarkFive) 8. TryIt Baby (Marvin Gaye) 7. My Boy Lollipop (Millie Small) 10. People Say (Dixie Cups) 10. People Say (DixieCups) 9. People Say (Dixie Cups) 8. Bad To Me (Billie J. Kramer) 10. I LikeItLike That (Miracles) 9.It's Too Late (Sunliners) THE MUSIC SHOP GIUNNELL BROS. 10. Rag Doll(Four Seasons) Springfield,Ill. Detroit, Mich. 1. Hard Day's Night (Beatles) 1. Where Did Our Love Go (Supremes) 2. Where Did Our Love Go (Supremes) 2. Everybody Loves Somebody (Dean Martin) WPOP-Hartford, Conn. 3. 20-75 (W. Mitchell) WJDY-Salisbury, Md. 3. Bread And Butter (Newbeats) 1. Where Did Our Love Go (Supreme') 4. Because(DaveClarkFive) 4. Mixed Up, Shook Up Girl(Emblems) 2. A Hard Day's Night (Beatles) 5. Haunted House (G. Simmons) 5. Wishin'And Hopin'(D.Springfield) 1. Where Did Our Love Go (Supremes) 6. EverybodyLoves Somebody(D.Martin) 6. Ain'tShe Sweet(Beatles) 3. I LikeIt (Gerry & Pacemakers) 2. Under The Boardwalk (Drifters) 4. Ragdoll (The Four Seasons) 3. Say You (Ronnie Dove) 7. RagDoll(FourSeasons) 7. Do I LoveYou(Roulettes) 8. Keep On Pushing (Impressions) 5. Everybody Loves Somebody (Dean Martin) 4. Hard Day's Night (Beatles) 8. Under TheBoardwalk(Drifters) 6. Tell Me (Rolling Stones) 9.Little Old Lady (Jan & Dean) 9. C'mon And Swim (B.Freeman) 5. Because (Dave Clark Five) 7.I Wanna Love Him So Bad (Jelly Beans) 10. Wishin' AndHopin' (D. Springfield) 10. People (B.Streisand) 6. Wishin' & Hopin' (Dusty Springfield) 8. I Get Around/Don't Worry (Beach Boys) 7. Everybody Loves Somebody (Dean Martin. RADIO CENTER RAINBOW MUSIC CORP. 9.It Hurts To Be In Love (Gene Pitney) 8. You're My World (Cilla Black) Baltimore,Md. New York,N.Y. 10. Under The Boardwalk (Drifters) 9. Rag Doll (Four Seasons) 1. Everybody Loves Somebody (D. Martin) 1. WhereDidOurLove Go (Supremes) 10.Little Old Lady From Pasadena 2. Under The Boardwalk (Drifters) 2.Steal Away (Jimmy Hughs) (Jan & Dean) 3. Where Did Our Love Go (Supremes) 3. OutOfSight (James Brown) WCOR-Lebanon, Tenn. 4. Deng Me (R.Miller) 4. Keep On Pushing (Impressions) 5. RagDoll (Four Seasons) 5. Under The Boardwalk(Drifters) 1.A Hard Day's Night (Beatles) WQXI-Atlanta, Ga. 6. I Get Around (BeachBoys) 6. Good Times (Sam Cooke) 2.I Get Around/Don't Worry (Beach Boys) (R.Dove) 7. Just Be True (Gene Chandler) 7. Say You 3.Haunted House (Gene Simmons) 1. Where Did Our Love Go (Supremos) 8.It'sAll Over Now (Valentines) 8. Funny (JoeHinton) 4.Rag Doll (Four Seasons) Night(Beatles) 9. C'mon And Swim (BobbyFreeman) 2. Under The Boardwalk (Drifters) 9. Hard Day's 5.Wishing And Hoping (Dusty Springfield) 3. Hard Day's Night (Beatles) 10. Summer Place(Jes8Jamie) 10. Try Williams) Love (Bobby 6.Can't You See That She's Mine 4. Hey Girl, Don't Bother Me (Tams) (Dave Clark Five) 5. Haunted House (Gene Simmons) 7.Dang Me (Roger Miller) 6. Everybody Loves Somebody (Dean Martin) 8.Girl From Ipanema (Getz -Gilberto) 7. C'mon And Swim (Bobby Freeman) 9.Nobody I Know (Peter & Gordon) 8. Just Be True (Gene Chandler) 10.Everybody Loves Somebody (Dean Martin) 9. Rag Doll (Four Seasons) C,] 10. Thank You Baby (Shirelles) WWIN-Baltimore, Md. CHED-Edmonton. Alberta, Canada 1. Under The Boardwalk (Drifters) 2. Where Did Our Love Go (Suoremes) 1. A Hard Day's Night (Beatles)

3. I Stand Accused (Jerry Butler) 2. Rag Doll (Four Seasons) 4. Just Be True (Gene Chandler) 3. Under The Boardwalk (Drifters) 5. Keep On Pushing (Impressions) 4.Little Old Lady From Pasadena MUSICAL SALES CO. REDISCO 6. No Time To Lose (Carla Thomas) (Jan 8 Dean) Baltimore,Md. Baltimore,Md. 7. Selfish One (Jackie Ross) 5. Everybody Loves Somebody (Dean Martin) 1. Where Did Our Love Go (Supreme') 1. Where Did Our Live Go (Supremes) R. steal Away (limp", Hushes) 6. Girl From Ipanema (Getz -Gilberto) 2. UnderTheBoardwalk(Drifters) 2. HardDay'sNight(Beatles) 9. Thank You Baby (Shirelles) 7. Wishin' And Hopin' (Dusty Springfield) 3. Hard Day's Niaht (Beatles) 3. EverybodyLoves Somebody(D.Martin) 10. Hey Girl Don't Bother Me (Tams) 8. I Wanna Love Him So Bad (Jelly Beans) 4.I Get Around (Beach Boys) 4. Rag Doll(FourSeasons) 9. Can't You See She's Mine (D. Clark Five) 5. Such A Night(ElvisPresley) 5. Under The Boardwalk(Drifters) 10. Dang Me (Roger Miller) 6. Thank You ForLoving Me (AlMartino) 6.Little Old Lady (Jan & Dean) WSPR-Springfield, Mass. 7. You're My Remedy (James Brown) 7.I Get Around (Beach Boys) B. Out OfSight(JamesBrown) 8. Deng Me (R.Miller) 9.Invisible Tears (Ray Conniff) 9. B (DaveClarkFive) 1.If I Fell(Beatles) KAFY -Bakersfield, California 10. Just Be True(GeneChandler) 10. Just Be True (G. Chandler) 2. Eye-ybody Loves Somebody (Dean Martin) 3. Awl I Iciee Her (Beatles) 1. Everybody Loves Somebody (Dean Martin) SINGER ONE STOP RECORDS NEW DEAL RECORDS 4. A Hard Day's Night (Beatles) 2. Rag Doll (The Four Seasons) Chicago,Ill. Long Island City, N. Y. 5. Where Did Our Love Go (Supremes) 3. Where Did Our Love Go (Supremes) 1. Everybody Loves Somebody (Dean Martin) 6. Only You (Wayne Newton) 4. C'mon And Swim (Bobby Freeman) 1. Where Did Our Love Go (Supremes) 7. C'mon And Swim (Bobby Freeman) 5. A Hard Day's Night (Beatles) 2. Hard Day's Night(Beatles) 2. EverybodyLovesSomebody(D. 3. Rag Doll (Four Seasons) Martin) 51. Under The Boardwalk (Drifters) 6. In The Misty Moonlight (Jerry Wallace) 3. Because(DaveClarkFive) 9. C'mon Everybody (Elvis Presley) 4. I Wanna Love Him So Bad (JellyBeans) 7. How Do You Do It (Gerry & Pacemakers) 4. Hard Day's Night(Beatles) 10.ItHurts To Be In Love (Gene Pitney) 8. We'll Sing In The Sunshine (Gale Garnett) 5. Handy Man(DelShannon) 5.People Say(DixieCups) 6. 9.Little Old Lady (Jan & Dean) InThe MistyMoonlight(JerryWallace) 6.Under The Boardwalk(Drifters) 7.The Little Old Lady (Jan & Dean) 10. House Of The Rising Sun (Animals) 7.I Wanna Love Him So Bad (JellyBeans) 8.She's The One (Chartbusters) 8.Maybe I Know (LesleyGore) WBAY-Green Bay, Wisc. 9. I Get Around (Beach Boys) 9.And I LoveHer(Beatles) 10.Wishin' (Dusty And Hopin' Springfield) 10.BreadAndButter(Newbeats) 1. Hard Day's Night/I Should Have Known WLCY-St. Petersburg, Florida GLOBE ONE STOP Better (Beatles) EastHartford, Conn. MARTIN & SNYDER 2. Rag Doll (Four Seasons) 1. A Hard Day's Night (Beatles) Dearborn,Mich. 3. Everybody Loves Somebody (Dean Martin) 2. Rag Doll (The Four Seasons) 1. House Of The Rising Sun (Animals) 4. Deng Me (Roger Mills) 2. Always Something There To Remind Me 1.Maybelline (Johnny Fivers) 3. Everybody loves Somebody (Dean Martin, 5. IGet Around (Beach Boys) (Lou Johnson) 2.Bread And Butter (Newbeats) 4.I Wanna Love Him So Bad (Jelly Beans) 3.You Never Can Tell (Chuck Berry) 6. People Say (Dixie Cups) 5. People Say (Dixie Cups) 3. C'mon And Swim (Bobby Freeman) 7. The Little Old Lady From Pasadena 6. C'mon And Swim (Bobby Freeman) 4.It'sAll Over Now (Rolling Stones) 4.A Million Drums (Jimmy Clanton) 5.Selfish One (J.Ross) (Jan & Dean) 7. Ain't She Sweet (Beatles) 5. Under The Boardwalk(Drifters) 8. Ain't She Sweet (Beatles) 8. Angelito (Rene and Rena) 6.I LikeIt(Gerry & Pacemakers) 6.House Of The Rising Sun (Animals) 7.Long Ships (Charles Albertine) 9. Wishing & Hoping (Dusty Springfield) 9. Hugo (Linda Hall) 7. Bread And Butter (Newbeats) 10.I'llCry Instead (Beatles) 10. Sugar Lips (Al Hirt) 8. Because(DaveClarkFive) 8.AlwaysTogether(AlMartino) 9. Steal Away (Jimmy Hughs) 9.Baby I Need Your Love (Four Tops) 10.Say You(R. Dove) 10. And I Love Her (Beatles) WILDW-Augusta, Ga. BELMONT RECORD ONE STOP ELKINSMUSIC WLBA-Gainesville, Ga. Newark, N.J. Charleston, W.Va. 1. Under The Boardwalk (Drifters) 1.Where Did Our Love Go (Supremes) 1.Where Did Our Love Go (Supremes) 2. Haunted House (Gene Simmons) 1. Rag Doll (Four Seasons) 2.Steal Away (Jimmy Hughs) 2.Wishin' And Hopin'(D.Springfield) 3. Dang Me (Roger Miller) 2. Hard Day's Night (Beatles) 3.Under The Boardwalk(Drifters) 3.HardDay'sNight (Beatles) 4.Little Old Lady From Pasadena 3. Wishing And Hoping (Dusty Springfield) 4.I'llBe In Trouble (Temptations) 4.Handy Man (Del Shannon) (Jan & Dean) 4.I Wanna Love Him So Bad (Jelly Beans) 5.Try ItBaby (MarvinGaye) 5.EverybodyLoves Somebody (D.Martin) 5. Keep On Pushing (Impressions) 5. Deng Me (Roger Miller) 6.Selfish One (JackieRoss) 6.LittleOld Lady(Jan & Dean) 6. C'mon Everybody (Elvis Presley) 6. Everybody Loves Somebody (Dean Martin) 7.Funny(JoeHinton) 7.People Say(DixieCups) 7. Memphis (Johnny Rivers) 7. Where Did Our Love Go (Supremes) 8.Keep On Pushing (Impressions) 8.C'mon And Swim (BobbyFreeman) 8. Ain't She Sweet (Beatles) B. And I Love Her (Beatles) 9.Just Be True (Gene Chandler) 9.It'sAll Over Now (Rolling Stones) 9. Worry (Johnny Tillotson) 9. MaybeI Know (Lesley Gore) 10.Oh Baby (Barbara Lynn) 10.SuchA Night(ElvisPresley) 10. Where Did Our Love Go (Supremes) 10. Such A Night (Elvis Presley)

16 RECORD WORLD -August 22, 1964 Film Review Handleman To Supply Crosby Steals Show From Montgomery Ward Wax DETROIT - The Handleman Robin & The Seven Hoods Company (AMEX), aleading NARAS Names BY DOUG McCLELLAND merchandising, wholesale distrib- utorintherecord and drug LA Officers It seems like only yesterday Inn"). To say nothing of thefield, has announced that it will LOS ANGELES-Pete King, that pop music fans around theseemingly spontaneous funof begintoserviceimmediately world weredividedinto two composer,conductor andar- numerous vocal teamings withthe record departments of 175ranger, has been elected Presi- equally vociferous factions: pro -Hope and Lamour on the "Road"Montgomery Ward & Company Sinatraandpro -Crosby. dent of the Los Angeles Chap- Themovies. Then there's "Don't Bestores throughout the U. S. ter of NARAS (National Acad- very young, in the main, favored aDo-Badderer" which Crosby Joseph Handleman, President, the bow -tiedreed who couldsings with a bunch of orphans emy of Recording Arts & Scien- saidthearrangementwithces) by the Board of Governors sway to big band backing andand which is no orphan but a di-Montgomery Ward was "an im- emit sounds that had more than at its Aug. 4 meeting. rect descendant of his 1944 "Go-portant step forward for us," Elected as first Vice Presi- a passing acquaintance with theing My Way" -Academy Award -andthatthenewbusiness lyrics of a song. The more ma-winning song, "Swinging on a dent was F. M. Scott, Vice Pres- should "represent $3,250,000 onident of Capitol Records who is ture leaned toward the sweetStar(also co -written by Vanan annual basis at the present Leilaniisms of the casual trou-Heusen 1. It's a honey of a scenerate of sale." He said Handle -also the record academy's Na- badour that was Crosby. Butin which The Star effortlesslyman planned to "increase thesetional Treasurer. Second Vice that was 20 years ago. ushers the audience into a velvet President is Dave Pell, A & R Today, The Voice and Thevice; a typical Crosby offering:figures significantly." Groaner are appearing in a newrefreshing tothe young who Handleman said phonographproducer for Liberty Records. Warner Brothers color filmusi-think"OfficerKrupke"fromrecord record sales representedComposer - conductor - arranger 59% of the company's total salesErnie Freeman was elected Sec- cal,oneoftherareoriginal"West Side Story" is all you canand a still higher percentage of filmusicalsthesedays, "Robindo with a gang of kids in a mu-profit in 1963. This is $16,700,-retary, and Neely Plumb who and The Seven Hoods," with asicalnumber,andwarmingly heads Popular A & R for RCA delightful score by Sammy Cahnnostalgic to oldsters who remem-000 of the company's $28,259,000 and Jimmy Van Heusen. Whober a more humane era in filmu-sales last year. He added thatVictor on the West Coast was this year, "we hope to do wellelected Treasurer. Officers will wins? Who's comparing, at thissicals when Crosby was doingover $20,000,000 on a consoli- latedate?BothSinatraand this kind of special service al-dated basis in records." serve one-year terms. King suc- Crosby have long since estab-most every season. This may be Handleman said that phono-ceedsretiringchapterPresi- lished themselves astopflight, Crosby'ssmallestpartsince dent Les Brown who remains on all-around,individual perform-reaching stardom (and institu-graph record industry sales have ers. And besides, they are hard-tion status)30 -odd years agoincreased at a compound growththe Board of Governors and as ly "teamed" in this pleasant bit (excludingguestshots),but,rate of 12% over the last 10a National Trustee. of fluff-don't be put off by thethanks to these two memorableyearsand8% inthelast precious title and theme. Pro-interludes,itis not a role hefive years. In the past five years ducer Sinatra plays the head ofneed regret accepting. Much ofHandleman Company record a1920s Chicago mob, andis the best of it is on the Reprisesales have increased at a com- surroundedbyDeanMartinRecords soundtrack album. pound rateof 26%. He said (stillabletothrowaway Sinatra,lookingwellwithindependent wholesale merchan- unfunnylinesin a funnyaddedpoundage,alsopleasesdiser sales are rising much fast- manner),SammyDavis,Jr.with a surprisingly self-effacinger than industry sales and that (still doing his imitations andperformance. His best number:independent wholesale merchan- jumpingonthefurniture),"Chicago-My Kind of Town,"disers now account for 33% of one Hank Henry (amusing as aa superbly Sinatra kind of song.total industry dollar sales. He gum -chewing mobster with asAnd this is one of the delights ofsaid the record industry is now much film footage as the stars),the score. Cahn and Van Heusenat the $655 million sales level Barbara Rush (the most maturehave accomplished thedifficult andshouldreach$1billion Maid Marian on record)andfeatofcomposingattractivesales volume by 1970. Peter Falk (as Sinatra's enemy,tunes that fit the distinct and who delivers the picture's bestunique personalities of the well lines with a bit too much of theknown leads. Gordon Douglas di- overly precise calculation of arected with just the right dis- Beatles 4 -to -1 Peter Sellers). As Alan A. Dale,regard for reality. the prim orphanage secretary Added bonuses:unbilled ap- By Bookie Bets with a price, Crosby probablypearances by Edward G. Robin- LONDON-Bookies aretak- has the least to do among theson, Hans Conreid, Dick (TV'sing bets here now from teen- principals in this "Robin Hood" -"Sgt. Preston of The Yukon") agers on which entertainers will "Little Caesar" -"Guys andSimmons, and(billed)Philipget to the top of the charts. Dolls" spoof. Crosby(Bing's son)and old- Bill Newman, a co -director of But what Crosby (now 60)time film character actors Allenthe chain taking the bets, said has, Crosby makes count. HeJenkins and Jack La Rue. he'dgottentheideaafter steals the two -hour -plus picture, The verdict on "Robin": light,watchingthehabitsofteen- and with little more than a cou-not always bright of book, butagers. "They spend money in ple of numbers. Admirably aid-nevertheless fetching family en-recordshops,on clothesand ed by Sinatra and Martin hetertainment, far from also-ranhair-dos-but theydon'tever does a magnificent job on the Clan. seem to bet." dandy "Style"-which Der Bingle Evidentlythatallchanged certainly has, in the finest artis- Goldner to Vegas after the disk bets were added tic sense. The tune recalls the off- NEW YORK-George Gold-to the gambling favorites. Teens hand elegance of those two mar-ner, vet record man, is flying towere turning out in large num- velousold Crosby -Astaire film LasVegastosignsinging - bers to put their money where duets, "A Couple of Song Anddancing comedienne Mary Lutheir record player was. Dance Men" (from "Blue R y h a 1,currently appearing The Beatles emerged as 4 -to -1 Skies") and "I'll Capture Yourwith Mitch Miller at the Desertfavoriteson thefirstday of Heart Singing" (from "HolidayInn, for his Red Wing label.betting.

RECORD WORLD-August 22, 1964 17 Jon Ware, Doris Gee Copyrights Continue Roulette's Expansion NEW YORK-In a continuing bine. move tostrengthen the new Among the important BMI RouletteRecords and musiccopyrights involved in the pur- publishing operation under thechase are "Peppermint Twist," partnership ofMorrisLevy, "Ya Ya," "Fanny Mae," "Hey (RECORDS SHOWING STRONGEST INITIAL POTENTIAL THIS WEEK) Hugo (Peretti) and Luigi (Cre-Let's Twist" and "California atore), the company this week Pop Singles SOMEDAY WE'RE GONNA Sun," which only recently was LOVE AGAIN announced the purchase anda Top song by The Rivieras on G.T.O. (McLaughlin, B.M.1.1 full acquisition of all the copy-USA Records.The purchase (Buckhorn, B.M.I.) Searchers rightsinJonWareMusic price involved was for an un- Ronnie & Daytonas -Kapp 609 (BMI) and Doris Gee Musicdisclosed sum. As explained by -Mala 481 which had been previously heldLevy, this acquisition is part of HAUNTED HOUSE by Morris Levy in joint owner-the many moves that will be (Venice -B Flat, B.M.1.1 ship with Henry Glover. employed to consolidate all of Gene Simmons Long Play Albums It was explained that onlythe music publishing holdings -Hi 2076 the copyrights heldinjointunder one roof and one owner- WE'LL SING IN THE PETER, PAUL AND ownership were affected by theship.Thisconsolidationwill MARY IN CONCERT SUNSHINE -Warner Bros. 2W-1555 sale and that all copyrights inenable the two newly appointed (Lupercalia, B.M.1.1 both firms that were previouslyVice -Presidents of the publish- Gale Garnett IT MIGHT AS WELL owned by Glover were not parting firms, Charles Koppelman -RCA Victor 8388 BE SWING of the sale. The songs in theand Don Rubin, to work with a OUT OF SIGHT F. Sinatra & Count Basie Jon Ware firm will now be inmorediversifiedcatalogun- (Try Me, B.M.1.) -Reprise FS 1012 the Frost Music catalog andhampered by split control or James Brown AIN'T NOTHIN' YOU those in Doris Gee will be partmultiple interests. Both Rubin -Smash 1919 CAN DO of the Planetary Music catalog.and Koppelman have already FUNNY B. Bland Both Frost and Planetary arebegun work and are actively (Just & Geneva, B.M.1.1 -Duke DLP 78 part of the Morris Levy, Hugoengaged inmeetingw i t h Joe Hinton w riters. -Back Beat 541 KEEP ON PUSHING & Luigi music publishing com- Impressions I'M ON THE OUTSIDE -ABC Paramount ABC 493 Col Gulf Meet UA in Race Big (LOOKING IN) (South Mountain, B.M.1.) THE BEST OF BUCK Little Anthony & Imperials OWENS In MamaroneckVia Ascot Label -DCP 1104 -Capitol T 2105 Columbia Recordsisinaugu- NEW YORK-Currently rid- rating an annual golf tourna-ing high as one of the indus- IT HURTS TO BE IN THREE WINDOW COUPE LOVE Rip Chords ment for the record -radioin- try's most successful labels via -Columbia cl 2216 dustries, according to Bob the No. I album, The Beatles' (Screen Gems-Columbia, B.M.1.) Gene Pitney Thompson,Manager,Nationalphenomenal"AHardDay's -Musicor 1040 THE FIRST NINE MONTHS Promotion,andGeneWeiss,Night" soundtrack, and a series ARE THE HARDEST General Manager of Columbiaoffast -rising singles by such (THERE'S) ALWAYS L. Weinrib & J. Jameson Records Sales Corp. artists as George Martin, Gar- SOMETHING THERE TO -Capitol T 2034 The First Annual Golf Classicnet Mimms and Bobby Golds- REMIND ME AMERICAN TOUR will be held at the Winged Footboro,UnitedArtistsRecords (Blue Seas, ASCAP) D. Clark Five Lou Johnson -Epic LN 24117: BN 26117 Golf Club in Mamaroneck, Newhasjustinitiatedanall-out -Big Hill 552 York, on Tuesday, Aug. 25. Thedrive to promote Ascot Records, UNDER THE BOARDWALK tournamentdaywillincludeits subsidiary diskery. ALWAYS TOGETHER Drifters golf, luncheon and dinner, with Spearheading thepromotion (Damian-ASCAP) -Atlantic 8093 prizesandaspecialsurpiseis the release this week of Eng- Al Martino feature. -Capitol 5239 THE LATIN ALBUM land's current top platter, "Do T. Lopez -NOW A NATION-WIDE NIT- Wah Diddy Diddy," by Man- (REMEMBER) WALKIN' IN -Reprise RS 6125 CLIMBING IN ALL CHARTS fred Mann. Even before its is- THE SAND sue by Ascot, the Mann etching (Tender Tunes-Trio Music, BMI) MY FAIR LADY JOE HINTON'S is creating excitement, as sev- Shangri-Las Ferrante & Teicher eral disk jockies have already -Red Bird 10-008 -United Artists UAS 6361 "FUNNY" secured the English recording BACKSEAT 541 and are playing it on the air. Itisfelt by Ascot brass that TWO SURE FIRE HITS!! the Mann group can capture the Sales Record For Clark 5 Epic LP United States like the Beatles. JUNIOR PARKER'S Also just released on Ascot Epic Records announced that"The Dave Clark Five Return!" are two more waxings: Made-The Dave ClarkFive'sthirdare each nearing gold record "LAST NIGHT" line Bell, young English vocal-LP, "American Tour -The Davestatuswithsalesapproaching DUKE 362 ist with "You Don't Love MeClark Five," has set a new sales500,000copies. Both LPs be- ********************** No More" and "You Ain't Themarkforthegroupinthecame Top 10 bestsellers First Time I've Been Wrong,"United States. Within the firstthroughout the nation, enjoying AL "T.N.T." BRAGGS' paired with "Heart Breakin',"10 days of its release, the album sold over 100,000 copies, labelsimultaneous Top 10 chart list- "I Just Can't by Eddie Reeves, produced by ings by many trade papers. Norman Petty. reports. The LP, one of the highlightsofEpic's new fall The success of this third LP Get Over You" The three -pronged Ascot PEACOCK 1531 program,includes The Davecoincides with Epic's promotion ********************** singles release will receive theClark Five's current hit single,plans for The Dave Clark Five's benefit of an all-out promotion"Because." DUKE AND PEACOCK campaign and is the kick-off of secondAmericantourwhich will include 45 dates beginning RECORDS, INC. a new policy for the label in Leonard S. Levy,General whicharegular program ofManager of Epic Records, re-Oct. 29 in New York. The quin- 2809 ERASTUS STREET singles and album will be pre-ported that the two previoustet is also scheduled to appear HOUSTON 26, TEXAS sented,newartistswillbealbums released by The Daveon the CBS Television Network OR -12611 signed and masters purchased.Clark Five, "Glad All Over" and"Ed Sullivan Show" on Nov. 1.

18 RECORD WORLD-August 22, 1964 Pic Composer Jarre Beholds Bright Day The big question Oscar Winner Talks On Scoring is when will & Latest, 'Behold Pale Horse' BY DAVE FINKLE Vee-jay records NEW YORK - Colpix Rec- ords has been skedding a big releaseof soundtrack albums be 7 in sales? over the last few months ("The NEW Interns,""Hey,There It's Yogi Bear" and "The Long Ships") andannouncedtwo DeliciousTogether weeks ago a list of three more film score LPs - one of which, BETTY HERM & JERRY BUTLER "Behold aPale Horse," was released last week in conjunction with the New York open- ingoftheGregoryPeck - Anthony Quinn adventure movie.(Theothertwoare "Nothing But the Best" and "Lilith"). Maurice Jarre In New York for the "Horse"Burt Lancaster -UnitedArtists opening, along with others in-picture,"The Train"(a UA volved in the pic, was the com-s'tracker), and he's due to make poserofthesoundtrack,40 - his first visit to Hollywood in IMINNIMIMIMMMENNEMS year -old French darer MauriceOctober to write the music for DELICIOUS TOGETHER Jarre, who although never hav- William Wyler's Columbia Pic- Betty Everett & Jerry Butler V1-1099 ing worked in Hollywood, hastures production, "The Collec- become over the last few yearstor" (which may or may not be one of the most important Holly-a Colpix disk). wood composer -arrangers. Thisisa rather formidable MORE GOLDEN HITS BY TIE It was Jarre who wrote thelistof credits, and Jarre told Ar. Oscar -winning score for "Law-Record World (in part through renceofArabia,"thefourthan interpreter) the history be- - _ Asa American -backed film he scored. hind some of the credits last HAY It was Jarre who scored "The week.He began by talking 1111t 011N1 Longest Day." about his "Lawrence of Arabia" IONLORI score(Colpix's most successful Ifni -THAT'S Since completing work with MI iABY FredZinnemann's"Beholdatrackertodate),whichhe LILLIAN LO turned out in six weeks under NEW OiXICAll AUK Pale Horse," Jarre has finished Ft SE thescorefortheupcoming (Continued on page 211 SLHIlMES MINIM OH :iROL it gni IOU FONP LOVE - BALMMIME

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BEHOLDERS-Anthony Quinn, Omar Sharif and Gregory Peck are top -billed in Columbia Pictures' new film, "Behold a Pale Horse," with music by Maurice Jarre available on a Colpix STEAL AWAY Jimmy Hughes V1-1102 soundtrack album. Jarre will also soon be represented by his score for United Artists' "The Train" (UA gets the LP) and Columbia's "The Collector," which could be Colpix's sound - soon! tracker.

RECORD WORLD-August 22, 1964 1 q Martin Scores On Monro Disk NARAMeet Schedule HOLLYWOOD-Liberty A&R Ascot Hotel, Chicago Director Don Blockeriscon- vinced that today's record mar- Thursday, Aug. 20, 1961 ket demands versatile producers.9 a.m.-Registration He points this up with the NARA Officers will accompany NARA President Dave Dixon to case of George Martin, who can City Hall, City of Chicago, to receive keys to the city. 12 Noon-Executive Committee Board Meeting* record a ballad with Matt Mon-9 p.m-WELCOME DANCE & SHOW for NARA Members (Many top ro, then turn around and helm artists) a Beatles blockbuster. "Versatility seems to be one Friday, Aug. 21, 1964 ofMartin'srealattributes,"9 a.m.-Registration I just CAN'T GET OVER Press Conference (Room 321) said Blocker. "In 1962, we had a12 noon-Committee Meetings* THE BOSSA NOVA. hit with Martin's production of New Business Meeting 'Softly, As I Leave You,' and3 p.m. to 4 p.m.-Entertainment for families of NAHA Members Besteve 6 p.m.--Dinner-Guest Speaker (to be announced) nowit'shappeningallover Tours of Chicago Defender, Johnson Publishing Company, Insur- P.S. I just love the way again. We have re -issued our ance Companies and other businesses planned. (Time to be an- Eydie sings it! original single and it's breaking nounced.) wide open in almost every situ- Saturday, Aug. 22, 1961 ( All. ertiwment I ation." 9 a.m.-Registration 1 p.m.-Open Meeting for NARA Members only a. A Speaker from the Federal Communications Commission will address NARA Members (1/2 hr.) b.Topic: PROGRAMMING (1 hour) Participants: COAST Del Shields-"Importance of Correct Jazz Programming" Mr. Rudman, Assoc. Editor of the Gavin Report (R & B) Wendell Smith-"Programming of News via Television" c.Topic: MANAGEMENT FORUM (1 hour) CAPERS Participants: Radio Station Managers (to be announced) 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.-Presentation of Welfare & Retirement Plan for 'The Emperor NARA Members. (Shelly Stewart, Chairman of Welfare Commit- tee) BY TED RANDAL 7 p.m.-Dinner-Guest Speaker will be a noted educator (to be an- HOLLYWOOD-One of the most successful station promo- nounced) Special Plans to Entertain Children of NARA Members: tions to come along in years is the one currently being used a. Boat Ride by Bob Hudson on KRLA. b. Tours Several months ago Bob decided to dub himself "Emperor c.Little Theater Show Hudson" and play the role to the hilt. The entire station went Sunday, Aug. 23, 1964 along with the idea, even to the point of building daily promo-12 noon-Brunch* tional spots urging listeners to send in their names and address-1 p.m. to 2 p.m.-Closed Session for NARA Members. (Reports from es and become lieutenants in "Hudson's Commandos." As one Committees; Treasurer's Report; 1965 Convention Site Discussion) might imagine, "Emperor Hudson" soon became the talk of the2 p.m. to 3 p.m.-Associate and Participating Members Meeting* entire Los Angeles market, and as a result his ratings show NARA COCKTAIL PARTY* him to be the most popular disk jockey in the entire area.4 p.m. to 6 p.m.-NAIRIA ANNUAL BANQUET 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.-NARA Executive Committee Meeting. (Board Mem- There are several reasons why the promotion bers) has been so succesful: one is that it is comical, FASHION SHOW-Vee-Jay Records Carl Proctor)** yet almost believable. Listeners enjoy one of (Time to be announced) Bob's "aides" telling them to "Clear the free- ways; Emperor Hudson is going to use them." *Product Companies can offer coffee service or buffet (snack trays) Another, is that it is not merely something one through their courtesy. disk jockey on the station is doing, it is a pro- Fashion Show for NARA wives and female guests. motion the entire station participatesin and apparently enjoys. It is fun, always fresh, almost believable and complete. Columbia Signs Lyn Roman Ted Randal Many other stations around the country have Columbia has signed vocalistbuted as a soloist at Washing- picked up the idea with varying degreesofLyn Roman to an exclusive re-ton's KoKo Club and went on success or failure depending entirely on the featured deejaycording contract, according totoperformintheCapital's and how well the promotion is handled. A good lesson can bean announcement by KennethLotus Club, Champagne Room, learned from KRLA's success and Bob Hudson's accomplish-Glancy, Vice President of Art-Casino Royal and The Place on ment: It isn't so much what you do,it's how well you do itists and Repertoire for Colum-theHill.Miss Roman studied that counts. bia Records. voice at Howard University. * * * Born in Washington, D.C., 21 - Miss Roman's debut Colum- Last week I had just had rumors that Lesley Gore was goingyear -old Lyn began her profes- to be in town during the latter part of this month, but nowsional career at the age of 11bia album, "The Many Faces Of I've got the complete information for you. The talented youngwhen she, two sisters and aLyn Roman," was directed by singer will arrive in Los Angeles on Aug. 18, appear on thebrother formed a gospel -singingClyde Otis, Popular Artists and Steve Allen show on the 19th, do some personal appearances ingroup calledThe HeavenlyRepertoire Producer for Colum- the area for a few days and then appear on the very popularStars. Four years later, the ex-bia, and is scheduled for release Lloyd Thaxton TVer on Aug. 24. traordinary youngsingerde-in September. Della Reese is due into the City of Angels to plug her latest RCA Victor release "IfIDidn't Care." Also making a rarecisco, Ernie Heckscher, who thinks his new Columbia single singles promotional tour is Joni James who stopped by my office"Girl From Ipanema" might see some chart activity. with her husband Tony Acquaviva totell me about allthe Here's an interesting"first." Harry James, working with excitement on her new record "Pearly Shells" . . . The wholeseven men, went into the MGM studios the other night and country is starting to talk about ABC Paramount's acquisitionrecorded an entire album in one session. The album title seems of Enith International's "Gator Trails and Monkey Ribs" bya little contradictory with the effort: "Harry James In A Re- The Spats which broke first in Fresno ... Another West Coast -laxed Mood." MGM has also been busy signing a lot of important produced single that's causing a lot of comment is the Fredrecord stars for the new Sam Katzman production, "The Go - Benson -Nick Venet production of "Little Honda" by The Hon -Go Set." Scheduled to appear in the picture are The Dave Clark dells on Mercury. Got a call from an old friend from San Fran-Five, The Animals, The Standells, Stan Getz and Jimmy Smith.

20 RECORD WORLD-August 22, 1964 Oscar Winner Jarre (Continued from page 19) conditions that weren't entirelyratherthan mirroring the favorable to him. grandiose Spanish setting A late addition to the movie'sagainst which the drama plays. productionstaff,he wasnot Using music to suggest "in- with the film at all until afterner emotion" rather than set- the long shooting had been com-ting seems to be one of Jarre's pleted and for that reason wasprime concerns, since he feels unabletodo the preliminarythat music in the movies should preparation work that evolvesonly be used "when there's noth- from working with aprojecting else to make the point." from its inception. Of his Acad- This aim of his is an exten- emy Award score, Jarre said,sion of his main criticism of "If I had been with the picturefilm scoring, which is: "There's from the start,it would havealmost always too much music." been better." To emphasize this point, he His work on"Pale Horse"mentionedthathisfavorite evidentlypleasedhimmore, movie scoring of his own was since he accompanied the crewthat for "Sundays and Cybele." through shooting and was able"There were only three instru- to formulate his approach to thements and no more than five score more intimately. He dis-minutes of music in that movie, cussedthisintimate approachbut it was all well placed." -the ease of working with a "Music should be used as a small orchestra-and the inher-counterpoint to complement the ent problem of the particularimage," he said, "not repeat it." score. Jarre will soon be represented The tale is one of pursuit, inby a Colpix single of the main "LET ME which the pursuer (Quinn) andtheme from "Pale Horse." For the pursued (Peck) get increas-this he has reworked the music inglyinvolvedina"spiral,"to give it more meaning as a Jarre explained. His job was toseparateentity. He doesnot, suggest this tightening involve-however, change any of his ar- ment of two personailties. Hisrangements for his soundtracks music, he feels, reflects the in-as, for instance, Henry Mancini trospectionofthecharactersinsists on doing, since he feels LOVE YOU" that the audience would rather hear on a track exactly what they heard when they saw the Vee-Jay Story movie. He's open to argument (ContinuedI ruer'ot14 ) on this point, though. Jarre, a composer interested"YOU'REGONNA 33; they are constantly comingvery much in experiment, has upwithnewmerchandisingplaced major emphasisinhis ideas for the teen market suchscoring on two unusual instru- as their new "magazine" coverments-the citare and the onde Iliqr.EqE" to be used on the re -packagingmartinot.Both of them have of their most successful Beatlesqualities of eerie expectancy and album. mystery, definitely suggestive of Realizing the importance of ahuman fears and vulnerabilities. strong artist roster as well as AsanexperimenterJarre a catalog that continues to sell, doesas much aspossiblein Vee-Jay has been out beatingfilms, but finds that he is often the bushes for undiscovered orrestricted by the necessities of unexploited talent. New addi-collaborationand the compro- tionstothelabelare Sammise that is an essential part of Fletcher, The Clinger Sisters,working as a member of a team. Hoyt Axton, Georgia Carr andTo balance this, he sets aside Jimmy Boyd. They're not for-three or four months a year in getting top -sellers either, likewhich he works alone, working JerryButler,BettyEverett,out composition problems. Jimmy Reed, John Lee Hooker Jarreisanxious togetto and, of course, The Beatles. Hollywoodandtherecording Though Vee-Jayismovingstudios, because, he said, French ahead faster than the speed ofsound stages are "terrible." In its own sound, both Wood andfact, he's used to getting out of Lasker insist the company isone Parisian recording room by financiallyconservative.The6 every night, so that it can be company also projects a year-used forits main purpose - endgrossofapproximatelya boxing arena. eight or nine million, butif Of film scoring, he concluded, their sales continue at the pres-"It's exciting when you're work- ent rate they will probably doing on a score, but when you're around 12 million. Asked aboutfinished, the score becomes a sad their continued conservatism,thing. It's over.It's no longer 45111101 1435 S. La Cienega Blvd. Lasker retorted, "It keeps usalive. A part of you is left be- RECORDS 0 Los Angeles, Calif. trying harder." hind."

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"Smiling" Eddie Briggs of KSON-San Diego is holding a contest for listeners to determine how much weight he can trim in his current diet ... Bob Norris of WKKO-Cocoa, Fla., writes that his station is having trouble with its contests. The last telephone contest succeeded in jamming telephone lines throughout the city to the point where the telephone company had to cry, "Uncle." When the station started distributing gifts via mobile truck unit, they caused traffic tie-ups. I just CAN'T GET OVER The WHB-Kansas City deejays Rock Robbins, Jerry Mason, Bob THE BOSSA NOVA. Cole, Gene Woody, Ron Martin and Chuck Boyle have been greet- Randolph C. Wood ing fans at the famous Starlight Theatre out there.. . WKSN- Love, Erdie For Democrats Jamestown, N. Y., is running a mystery sponsor contest every Steve's wild about week to keep listeners and sponsors happy.. .Elliot Field of KFWB-Hollywood is doubling as a TV actor on "Day in Court". it too! "Lucky" Pierre Gonneau crowned WFEC-Harrisburg, Pa.'s (Advertisement) Dot's Randy Wood Miss Dauphin County recently. Station provided the lovely's gifts as beauty queen. . . Big Jim Hess and Pleasant Ray Is Presidential Hegwood are the personalities on WGYW-Knoxville, Tenn.'s new all -country format ... Fred King of CJLX-Fort William, Ontario, Convention Rep Canada writes that former country songstress Myrna Lorrie is HOLLYWOOD-Randolph C.returning to the business . .. Richard Panin has joined the (Randy) Wood, President andWJBK-Detroit sales staff. founder of Dot Records, Inc. Douglas China has been appointed Program Director for and Vice President of Para-WINZ-Miami . . . Gary E. Taylor of KXGN-Glendive, Mont. mount Pictures Corp., has beenneeds country disks. Send to Box 393 there... The students of appointed by Gov. Edmund G.North Park College in the WLS-Chicago area are now doing (Pat) Brown as Alternate to thea weekly show for the station ... WMCA-New York's B. Mitchel California DelegationattheReed is back from a holiday in Britain...Ben Baldwin has 1964 National Democratic Pres-moved over to KIKK-Houston ...Martin Block of WOR-New idential Nominating ConventionYork is official host and emcee for the 1964 Miss High School in Atlantic City. of America Pageant in Asbury Park.. . Jim McCoy is now Cliff Richard. BOA(' Captain Wood, long a strong support-sales manager of WABH-Deerfield, Va. er of the Democratic Party in Last week KFHA-Tacoma, Wisc. suspended its top 49 c/w Richard Records his native state of Tennessee,format to honor the late Jime Reeves... Pete Taylor is waking has been active with the Cali-southern New Jerseyans up to county music these days over WNJH-Hammonton, N. J.... Bruce Viall is now program director First US Wax fornia Democratic Party since Epic Records' British singing becoming a resident of Los An-for WJPD-Ishpeming, Mich., now an all r/r station.. . Bob Luningham will be doing jockey work and sales chores forstar, Cliff Richard, recently ar- geles in 1956. rived in the U.S. to begin his During World War II WoodWRHC-Jacksonville, Fla. . . .James Pinkerton needs country records at KZOP-Amerillo. The post office box is 2273. first series of recording sessions served with the Air Force ris- inthis country. Bob Morgan, Buddy Baker has joined WBOK-New Orleans . . . Marc ing from the enlisted ranks to ExecutiveArtists and Reper- serve as Assistant to GeneralJonas and Jack Thayer of WHK-Cleveland report that the station will sponsor Miss Teenage Cleveland contest. toireProducer forEpic,has Carl McDaniel at Smyrna Army scheduled dates in Epic's New Air Feld. He retired in 1945 York Studios as well as in the with rank of Captain. Music, Voice LPs Shipping Columbia Recording Studios in In private life Wood takes an NEW YORK - Music And Another album being shippedNashville. active part in the promotion ofVoice Records will start shippingis "How To Hula At Home," Fourweeks ago,Morgan educational, civic and religious traveled to London for confer- projects its first line of albums to distrib-with Sam Makia and his Royal andphilanthropies.utors on Monday, Aug. 17,itIslanders, who for the past 10ences with Richard, one of the Toward this end, he institutedwas announced by Art Talmadge,years have presented their showworld's foremost teen idols, and The Wood Foundation in 1962President. at the Lexington Hotel in NewNorrieParamor,Artistsand to award university and college The merchandise was first in-York. The sixth album is "Mu-Repertoire Producer, E.M.I. scholarships to worthy but fi- Records. At this time, material nancially troduced to distributors at the sicForIsometricExercises," underprivilegedstu-ARMADA Convention in Miamicontaining specialmusic thatwas chosen for Richard's record- dents. in June. It drew favorable re-has been written to match theing sessions from a collection of In 1960 Wood worked activelyaction, and to date the companymood, tempo and time durationAmerican tunes. in both California and Tennes-has received orders totaling 150,-of each individual exercise. The Richard, one of the world's see on the Democratic Commit-000 albums. last item being shipped at thisbest-sellingrecordingartists, tees for John F. Kennedy and The line consists of sixal-time by Music And Voice is ahas had numerous single and al- Lyndon B. Johnson. bums. Four are included in thespecial package of two children'sbum hits. Most recently, Epic new "51 Music And Voice Ser-play -a -long 45 records. In addi-released an album of Latin songs Record World's Austinies": "51 Greatest Motion Pic-tion to the records, it comes withsung by Richard in Spanish en- CMA Trade Rep tureFavorites,"withVinniea whistle, cricket, bell and color-titled "Cliff Richard In Spain." Bell and Orchestra; "51 Greatesting card with the lyrics of the Nominee Broadway Favorites," with Mil-songs. Straus Buys WALL TORONTO - Atitsthirdton DeLugg and Orchestra and Talmadge also announced that NEW YORK - The Straus quarterly meeting here recently,featuring Jon Costa at piano;Gene Pitney's new single,"ItBroadcasting Grouphasac- the CMA Board of Directors "51 Discotheque Favorites,"Hurts To Be In Love," on thequiredradiostation WALL, nominated Record World pub-with Ralph Marterie and Or-Musicor label, which isbeingMiddletown, New York, it was lisher Bob Austin as a Directorchestra, and "51 Organ Skatingdistributed through United Art-announcedlast week by the to represent the members of theFavorites," with George Stoneists Records, has already soldGroup'sPresidentR.Peter Trade Papers Category. at the organ. over 120,000 copies. Straus.

22 RECORD WORLD-August 22, 1964 Perez Prado Chipmunk LP Colpix Signs ARMADA On Inked by UA A Liberty Wow! Bernadette Sears Inquiries The signing of Perez Prado HOLLYWOOD-Since the re- NEW YORK - Bernadette to an exclusive, long-term re-lease of the legendary "Chip-Castro has been signed to an NEW YORK - Edgar M. cording contract was announcedmunk Song," featuring David exclusive, long- Jones,ExecutiveSecretary by David V. Picker, PresidentSeville, Alvin, Simon and Theo- termcontract of ARMADA, reported last of United Artists Records. Con-dore, The Chipmunks have be- by Colpix Rec- week on the current Sears & tract goes into effect immediate-come a national institution. ords to record Roebuck-distribution s c en e. ly and Prado is currently record- Aside from their popularity bothsingles Jonessaidtheassociation ing under the direction of UA'sas TV starsof"The Alvin and albums. is taking no positive action Musical Director, Leroy Holmes,Show," millions of kids buy tons The young art- yet, that New Deal Record with bothsingles and albumofChipmunkcoloringbooks, ist has already Service of Long Island is not product to be issued in the nearsoap, bubble gum, assorted toys waxed her first a member of ARMADA and future. Initial single will pairand over two dozen other items. effort for the "so far as we know, has no movie themes from two majorStill the hottest Chipmunk item Bernadette label - "His status as a recognized rec- UnitedArtistsfilmreleases.of them all is Liberty's catalog Lips Get in the ord distributor." But there's "The Girl With The Green Eyes"ofalbums, EPs andsingles.Way." The disk will be released no law preventing a business and "Woman Of Straw." These records are basic to anythis week. from becoming a distrib. kiddie platter inventory. "Miss Castro scored a big suc- JonesaddedthatAR- Prado is acknowledged to be Merchandisinganddisplay cess when she made her night MADA iswaiting forthe one ofglobe'sleadingLatin-materials include a folder whichclub debut last winter at New coming Trade Practice Rules American composers. He and hislists all Chipmunk LPs, for deal-York's The Living Room. She to see if there are any speci- orchestra are appearing in ma-er's customer mailings and baglater received excellent reviews ficreferencestobrokerage jor night clubs, theaters and ho-stuffing. foranengagementatThe and commission before tak- tels throughout the nation and Armed with the hottest newBoulevardinQueens,N. Y. ing action. the world. The Prado signingLP in Chipmunk history, "TheThe artist opens in October at marks another key step in Unit-Chipmunks Sing The Beatles'theTownandCountryin ed Artists major overhauling ofHits," LP Sales Director LeeBrooklyn for three weeks. Parker To Marks their artist roster. Such lumi-Mendell has announced the 1964 Miss Castro has appeared on Fred Parker has just joined naries as Ferrante and TeicherChipmunk Fall Program. Withseveral leading TV shows includ- thestaffofthe Edward B. andAlCaiolahaverecentlythe new item, the zany char-ing "Tonight," "Girl Talk" andMarks Music Corp. He has been been repacted and newcomers toacters make their debut ina "The Hy Gardner Show." Shein the music field for 17 years, the label Frankie Avalon, Thedifferent role-that of pop sing-will be featured in the forth-and inthe past, Parker has La Playa Sextet, Mark Thatcherers with a package of Beatlescoming film, "Strange Cargo ofworked on the staffs of Shapiro, and Barry Gordon have beenhits. Although the program has the Calypso." Bernstein, Bourne and Allied. added. In addition, via Englishjust been announced, a"phe- The singer is set to make an At Marks Music, Parker will deals, product by The Beatles,nomenal" amount of orders areextensive deejay tour to promotebe working in the Standard De - George Martin, Manfred Mann.now beingfilled. her initial Colpix waxing. pa rtment. "11\1 1111: MISTY

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RECORD WORLD --August 221964 Local Merchandising New Jukebox Spins & Sells TOP 40 Selling Key: Levine WASHINGTON-Being NEW YORK-To insure theKapp Records, which hasre-touted as a possible answer to R&B widest possible audience for aleased Jack Jones' singles andthe record industry's problems with distribution and inventory producttheremustbetotalalbum of the same title. WHEREDID OUR LOVE GO merchandising at the local level, costsisa new jukebox which Supremes-Motown 1060 Kapp Speaks not only spins but sells records. 2 KEEP ON PUSHING JosephE.Levine, showman - Impressions-ABC 10554 DavidKapp,PresidentofThe machine was patented re- producer and President of Em- 3 UNDER THE BOARDWALK bassy Pictures, said here lastKapp,saidthat the unprece-cently by inventors William I. Drifters-Atlantic 2237 Alexander, publicist and adver- weekataHemisphereClubdented simultaneous release of 4STEAL AWAY press conference unveiling thethe "Where Love Has Gone"tising man, and Eliot S. Gerber. J. Hughs-Fane 6401 campaignforhis new Para-album and single "has met with Each machine would have up 5 ISTAND ACCUSED mount Pictures release, "Wheregreat success." to 250 records which could be .1. Butler-Vee Jay 598 played by dropping a coin in a 6 PEOPLE SAY Love Has Gone," starring Su- In the "biggest motion pic- Dixie Cups-Red Bird 10-006 san Hayward and Bette Davis.turetie-ininourhistory,"slot. When a buyer has chosen 1 HEY GIRL DON'T BOTHER ME Levine said, "There is a lotKapp Records has set a "huge"the two sides of the record he Tams-ABC 10573 wishes, he puts two quarters oftalk about techniques andnational and trade advertising 8 JUST BE TRUE concepts, but there is only onecampaign, Kapp said, which isin a special slot and presses but- G. Chandler-Constellation 130 way to sell, and that's the hardbeing backed up on thelocaltons to pick the piece he has 9 A TEAR FELL sell." Levine noted that he andlevelwith an extensivedisk - selected.Thin"stampers,"or R. Charles-ABC 10571 Paramountwereparticularlyjockey and record dealer drive.masters for the two selections, 10 SHAREYOURLOVE fond of a word that many inA special information kit orig-then press out the numbers on a B. BIond-Duke377 blank disk. Copyright problems 11 I'VE GOT NO TIME TO LOSE the motion picture industry callinally prepared for djs has also Corla Thomos--Atlantic 2238 oldfashioned: "exploitation."won wide acceptance among re-may ensue, however, along with talent payment innovations. 12 A HOUSE IT NOT A HOME This will be a key element intailers. Special point -of -sale ac- B Benton- Mercury 72303 the campaign for "Where Lovecessoriesarebeingusedfor Theinventorsbelievetheir sales 13 EVERYBODY NEEDS SOME13130Y TO Has Gone," he said, and it willwindow and store displays,in methodwillcutretail LOVE also be the key element in theconjunctionwiththecolorfulcosts considerably and provide S. Burke-Atlantic 2241 campaignsofKappRecords,single and album sleeves. Vocal-the consumer with quality disks 14 I WANNA LOVE HIM SO BAD Pocket Books and others asso-ist Jack Jones has incorporatedat a low pirce. Alexander has Jelly Beans-Red Bird 10-003 ciated with the picture. "Where Love Has Gone" intoassigned his patent to Mayday 15 A HOUSE IS NOT A HOME Music will serve as a majorhis national tour. Press confer- Ind.,aholdingcompanyof D. Warwick-Scepter 1282 which he is head, as has Gerber. 16 MIXED UP, SHOOK UP GIRL promotionaltoolfor"Whereences, radio and TV interviews Patty & Emblems-Herald 590 Love Has Gone," Levine con-and autograph parties are being 17 LET ME LOVE YOU tinued, noting that grass rootsset for him by Kapp and Para- Peppery Session B. B. King-Kent 396 penetration of the title song bymount timed to his major night- 18 NO ONE TO CRY TO Sammy Cahn and Jimmy Vancluband theaterappearances. R. Charles-ABC 10571 Heusen has started three Levine said that "the catalyst 19 FUNNY months in advance of openings.of the campaign will be local Hinton-Back Beat 541 in 20 GOOD TIMES The key factor the musicradio, probably the very first S Cooke-RCA 8368 promotionisthetie-upwithtime it has ever been used in 21 I LIKE IT LIKE THAT such amounts in this industry Miracles-Tamla 54098 or any industry to cement a 22 SELFISH ONE 3 BIG campaign." J. Ross-Chess 1903 & B HITS! MilesDavid,Vice -President 23 SOULFUL DRESS EVERYBODY NEEDS of the Radio Advertising Bu- S. P. DeSanto-Checker 1082 reau, explained the detailsof 24 OUT OF SIGHT SOMEBODY this local level radio on a na- J. Brown-Smash 1919 25WEEP NO MORE tionalscale. N. McKinley-Raco JUST GIVE ME Introducing James M. Jacob- Producer Dave Axelrod goes 26 I'M ON THE OUTSIDE(LOOKINGIN/ A CHANCE son,ExecutiveVice -President over sheet music with Donna Little Anthony and Imperials-DCP-I104 of Pocket Books,Inc.,Levine 27 I'LL ALWAYS LOVE YOU SILAS HOGAN said that "no man can speakLoren during a recent record- B. Holloway-Tamla 54099 ingsessionattheCapitol Excello 2255 with greater authority on sell- 28 HEYHARMONICA MAN ing at the locallevel, because Tower, 11 ollywood. Miss Loren S. Wonder-Tamla 54095 HOW'S THINGS he'ssoldmillionsofPocket -the "Dr. Pepper Girl"-has 29(THERE'S) ALWAYS SOMETHING her first release scheduled for THERE TO REMIND ME WITH YOU Books acrossthe countersof L. Johnson-Big Hill 552 America, including 'Where Love late August. 30 YOU'LL NEVER GET TO HEAVEN Has Gone.' " Over 110,000 re- D. Warwick-Scepter 1282 I'M ON THE MOVE tail in50 outlets stateswill Li'l Richard Back 31 TENNESSEE WALTZ JOE MAYFIELD carrythe new PocketBooks S. Cooke-RCA 8368 Excello 2256 movie editionof Harold Rob-& V -J's Got Him 32 YOU'RE MY REMEDY bins' "Where Love Has Gone." HOLLYWOOD - Little Rich- Marvelettes-Tamla 54097 ard, whose best-selling records 33 MERCY, MERCY LOVE ME BABE D. Covay & Goodtimers-Rosemart 801 b/w helped launch the rock and roll Imperial Plan 34 SQUEEZE HER, TEASE HER trend 11 years ago with his hit J. Wilson-Brunswick 55269 GOING CRAZY HOLLYWOOD - Ken Rever-on "TuttiFrutti," returns to 35 LOVER'S PRAYER OVER T. B. comb, National Sales Manager ofthe record world after a two- Wallace Bros.-Sims 189 Imperial Records, has announcedyear hiatus with the announce- JIMMY ANDERSON 36 LOVERS ALWAYS FORGIVE the product lineup for the label'sment that he has signed a long- G. Knight & Pips-Minx 329 Excello2257 "On The Go" Fall, 1964, Pro-term,exclusivecontractwith 37 UNTIL YOU WERE GONE gram, effective Aug. 10 to Sept.Vee-Jay Records. E. Everett-Vee Jay 610 NASHBORO Records 11. The teen-ageidol, now 29, 38 NO PARTICULAR PLACE TO GO 177 Third Ave., No., The company is in its hottestwillhavehisfirstVee-Jay C. Berry-Chess 1898 Nashville, Tennessee 39 SHE'S MY CRAZY LITTLE BABY period to date with five LPssinglesreleasedimmediately, L. Slim-Excello 2252 CH 2-2215 riding the charts simultaneouslyand the company also plans to 40BABY COME HOME along with numerous hot singles.cut an album. Ruby & Romantics-Kap, 601

'1 RECORD WORLD-August 22, 1964 much, because these boys have obviously got talent even they don't know about. And the hit parade over here? The boys are still No. 1. A group of five members known as Manfred Mann CO] have slipped into No. 2 with a waxing entitled "Do Wah Diddy Diddy" (an oldie but a real 1964 swingin' revival). Your Beach Boys are almost in the Top 10 with "I Get Around." The Stan C19 Getz version of "The Girl From Ipanema" is being noticed very much. (And will someone tell me why Ipanema is pronounced BY ALAN FREEMAN If-an-ema? It's the "if" bit that bothers me.) Dionne Warwick's "You'll Never Get To Heaven" has come into calculations, and I Aug. 27 creeps closer, and I'mmust say that The Animals appear to have taken you by storm almost at the stage when I canas they did us. What isit about that record?! If it was half smell and hear and feel Newa minute longer in duration, it could almost be a miniature. York! The more I think of 19musical! glorious days away from cameras Oldham Quits and microphones andrecords, the sweeter the smell, etc. and Having mentioned The Rolling Stones, I must tell you that I only hope that you'll be kind to ashock announcement came this week to the effect of their anover -worked, weary diskjoint manager and recording boss Andrew Loog Oldham making jockey and save me some of thatit known that at the tender age of 20, he's quitting the business! sunshine! It appears he has an ulcer - has found the "Tough Life" all A recent Saturday night wascrowding in on top of him and has decided to get out. It's a bit a sad one indeed for myself andof a shame, because he's added a lot of flamboyant color to the countless other pop fans whenBritish scene, and without doubt has been considerably respon- our radios, TV screens and eve-sible for the Stones' remarkable success. But you know, my ningnewspapersflashedtheguess is that before too many spins of the latest "Such a Night" Alan Freeman Elvis Presley waxing (andI'llbe inthat particular spin), news of the tragic air disasterAndrew's ulcer will cry out in vain and say "Take me back to that claimed the lifeof your Jim Reeves. (We felt he wasall this," and back he will come, more outrageous than ever! ours too.) You probably know that he has two smash hits in the I must tell you too that Peter of Peter and Gordon fame has British charts - "I Love You Because" & "I Won't Forget You,"gone into hospital suffering with some ghastly complaint, and and just like Jim, we too were looking forward to his forth-they've had to cancel some TV dates. Now if only I were a male coming tour over here with great enthusiasm. To me, his worknurse, I could make sure that he's given all the right medicines provided a necessary and welcome relief from the so often "runand pills and have him back on that stage in no time. I hope of the mill" pop world, and in my own collection his recordsthe doctors and all those lovely nurses know what they're doing, will always be a treasured highlight. because he's a very nice chappie, and Gordon needs him! Per- What's happening over here? Well, last night was the firsthaps I couldfillin with Gordon while he's recovering? No? birthday of TV's "Ready Steady Go" pop program - and whoWhy are you all so determined not to let me sing? turned up? The Rolling Stones turned up. And after the show Have I told you about Cilla Black's new release? I know she's the fans rioted outside the studio, and it took our magnificentin the charts over on your side with "You're My World," but now London Bobbies to get The Stones away . . and alive! Asshe's singing a new John Lennon/Paul McCartney song, "It's their car raced off one of the doors opened, hit something orFor You." It's on the jazzy side, and I think only goes to show other and snapped clean off.It was a case of the fans wereagain that Cilia's no flash in the pan. left holding the door. If only people knew it, I'm the Western Guess where I'm going tomorrow straight after my BBC radio world's undiscovered Danny Kaye, and I must say we've beenshow? I'm off to Paris for a little bit of oo Is la! And what ever Enjoying his shows over here on BBC -TV very much. your translation of oolala might be, mine issteak, wine, Have you seen The Beatles' film "A Hard Day's Night" yet?salad with French dressing, the Seine, the bistros and car If you haven't, you must, because I have and it's fascinating.drivers who race around Place de la Concord who would even When and if ever their pop magic diminishes, it won't mattermake Stirling Moss look tame. A happy oo la la to you, too! ChildrenorRetarded Adults" On Top Of The Situation Lieberson Piano wasreleasedinaColumbia Masterworks LP in June. While Pieces Published satirizing various musical con- ColumbiaRecordsPresidentventions, the pieces were praised Goddard Lieberson's "Pianofor their wit, charm and ex- Pieces for Advanced Children orpressivness. Retarded Adults" has recently Lieberson is also the composer been published by Mills Music.of aString Quartet recorded Consistingofthreevolumes:by Columbia Records. His other "Five Songs Without Mendels-compositions include more piano sohn,""SixTechnicalStudiesand chamber music as well as (which will teach you nothing)"vocal and choral works set to and "Eight StudiesinMusi-texts of James Joyce and Ezra cology (which will teach you aPound, incidental music for the great deal)," the collection con-theatre and a number of orches- tains musical caricatures withtral works. such amusinglyappropriate titles as "My Neighbor Studies Voice," "Mozart Without One

Mistake," "How To Be a Soviet GOING ALL THE WAY! Composer" and "Tchaflcovsky's Last Waltz." "HE'S IN

Thepieces,which varyin June Wilkinson, who co-stars with Mamie Van Doren in Cosnat's technicaldifficultyfromthe TOWN" upcoming film, -The Candidate," dropped in at Record World's

easy tothe moderately chal- THE TOKENS New York offices to plug her Jubilee single sung with Miss Van lenging, were written by Lieb-

Doren, "The Bikini With No Top on Top," also done in the B. T. PUPPY 502 erson for his two sons, to be picture by the gals. Holding the straps of a topless bathing

played either by them or to suit June brought along in case she got caught short are, right, .Natl. Dist. By

Associate Editor Dave Finkle and, left, Editor Doug McClelland.them by their father. JAY -GEE RECORD CO. INC. Looking on: Record Worlders Ted Williams, Research, and Terry Recorded by Andr6 Previn, 318 W. 48th St. N. Y. 36, N. Y Moyes, Advertising. "PianoPiecesforAdvanced RECORD WORLD-August 22, 1%4 425 Herston N'ville Ground -Breaking Talent UA A&R Staffer NASHVILLE-The appointment of Kelso Herston to the ArtistsandRepertoirestaff of the label's Nashville opera- TOP POP -5 YEARS AGO tion was announced this week by Michael Stewart, Executive AUGUST 17, 1959 Vice President of United Art- 1. MY HEART IS AN OPEN BOOK C. Dobkins-Decca ists records. 2. A BIG HUNK 0' LOVE Herston, a youthful veteran E. Presley-RCA Victor of the industry 3. LAVENDAR BLUE as musician. J. Turner-Big Top publisher and 4. WHAT A DIFFERENCE A DAY MAKES D. Washington-Mercury producer, checks into 5. THERE GOES MY BABY Drifters-Falcon UA's Nash- 6. THE THREE BELLS ville office im- Browns-RCA Victor mediately.In 7. SEA OF LOVE his new capa- T. Phillips-Mercury city,Herston 8. LONELY BOY Kelso Herstonwill be direct- P. Anka-RCA ly concerned 9. THANK YOU, PRETTY BABY with the signing and develop- B. Benton-Mercury ing of new artists, purchaseGathered on the site of the ground -breaking for RCA Victor 10. SLEEP WALK Santo and Johnny-Canadian American of masters, recording of theRecords' new Nashville studio -office building, to be erected by establishedstars on the UAJanuary, 1965,isabull -dozer loadof talent that includes: TOP R&B-5 YEARS AGO label,andintheprojected(bottom row) Don Bowman, Justin Tubb, Steve Sholes, Division build-upofUnitedArtists'Vice President, Popular A&R, Chet Atkins, artist and Nashville AUGUST 17, 1959 Country and Western roster inOperations Manager, Floyd Cramer and A&R producer Bob 1. THERE GOES MY BABY which major artists from otherFerguson; (top row) Skeeter Davis, George Hamilton IV, John Drifters-Falcon labels will join the company.Loudermilk, Hank Cochran, Eddy Arnold and Maxine Brown 2. THANK YOU PRETTY BABY Herston will also be workingRussell of The Browns. Gentleman at Arnold's shoulder is Nash- B. Benton-Mercury closely with Jack Gold and Le-ville Mayor Beverly Briley. 3. WHAT'D I SAY roy Holmes of the UA A & R R. Charles-Atlantic staff in the pop field. 4. WHAT A DIFFERENCE A DAY MAKES - D. Washington-Mercury Herston was born in Rogers- 5. LAVENDAR BLUE ville,Ala., and directly after J. Turner-Big Top completing high school, joined 6. PORGY Sam Phillips as an aide in his N. Simone-Bethlehem musicpublishingcompanies. 7. SLEEPWALK He soon was a demand as a Santo and Johnny-Canadian American guitarist in Nashville, and for 8. BROKENHEARTED MELODY five years was a familiar fig- S. Vaughan-Mercury ure at platter sessions there, 9.I WANT TO WALK YOU HOME F. Domino-Imperial accompanying the greats of the 10. YOU'RE SO FINE industry in bothpopand Falcons-Unart C & W sessions. More recently, Herston has served as assistant to Mercury Records' Shel- It's A Hit' by Singleton in Nashville. AL MARTINO "I CAN'T GET Pearl Bailey YOU OUT OF Single 'Rich' MY HEART" NEW YORK - Pearl BaileyRCA Victor Records execs (left to right) Steve Sholes, Division flew into New York last weekVP, Pop A & R; Chet Atkins, Operations Manager, Nashville; to record the title song fromRoy MoClay,Manager, Record Operations Department;Al the soon -to -be -released RossStevens, General Plant Engineer; Elliot Horne, Administrator, Hunterfilm,"I'dRather BePress & Information, gather on the site of the ground -breaking Rich," a Universal picture star-for RCA Victor's new Nashville studio -office building. ring Sandra Dee, Robert Goulet and Andy Williams. THE "WRIGHT- ANSWER! Light Best Dressed ?to Roger Miller's Rang Me) Having just completed an en- gagement in Cleveland and with Enoch Light, Managing Di- only one day off before her next rectorof Command Records, mcy* DERN appearance, Decca flew her in has been named one of the best to record the title song since it dressed men in America by the was unanmiously felt that the KI YA song ideally suited the unique Fashion Foundation of Amer- comedy talents of Pearly Mae. ica. Light was selected by the by RUBY WRIGHT S 126 FashionFoundationforthe CASH BOX Newsom rPi., Cut under the supervisionof BILLBOARD Programming Special Decca's Milt Gabler, the record second year in a row. Two years RECORD WORLD Pick by MUSIC BUSINESS Pick was rushed into immediate re- agohewaspicked the Call your RIC Distributor NOW ! lease to coincide with the open- Custom Tailors of America on ing dates of the film. Pearl Bailey their best dressed list.

26 RECORD WORLD-August 22, 1964 CJ DISK JOCKEY 11111COUNTRYSINGLE REPORTS REVIEWSCl PAT CANNON KOYN-Nashville, Tenn. KRSA-Salinas, Calif. 1. Deng Me (Roger Miller) 1. My Heart Skips A Beat/Together Again 2. Cowboy In The Continental Suit FORBIIDDEN STREET (Troy, BMI) (Buck Owens) (Marty Robbins) 2. Deng Me (Roger Miller) 3. Circumstances (Billy Walker) WHEN THE DOOR SWINGS SHUT (ON OLD MEMORIES) 3. Circumstances (Billy Walker) 4. Together Again (Buck Owens) 4. Burning Memories (Ray Price) 5. Second Fiddle/Two Little Boys 5.Invisible Tears (Ned Miller) (J. Shepard) (Novachaminjo, BMI) 6. Cowboy In The Continental Suit 6. Sorrow On The Rocks (Porter Wagoner) (Marty Robbins) 7. Love Is No Excuse (.I.R /D. West) 7. Pick Of The Week (Roy Drusky) 8. Understand Your Gal (Margie Bowes) CARL BUTLER AND PEARL -4 ithsttabia 4-43102. 8. Take My Ring Off Your Finger (Carl Smith) 9. My Heart Skips A Beat (Buck Owens) 9. Sorrow On The Rocks (Porter Wagoner) 10. Bluebird Let Me Tag Along (Rose Maddox) Carl and Pearl find themselves strolling down forbidden street 10. Second Fiddle (Jean Shepard) CLIFF DAVIS to meet each other in the shadows. The tune has a country sway CHUCK STEGER WKBA-Roanoke, Va. and lots to offer. WPKO-Waverly, Ohio 1. Dang Me (Roger Miller) 1. Together Again (B. Owens) 2. Don't Be Angry (Stonewall Jackson) 2. Memory .#1 (W. Pierce) 3. Circumstances (Billy Walker) 3. Second Fiddle (J. Shepard) 4. IGuess I'm Crazy (Jim Reeves) IN THE MIDDLE OF A MEMORY (4 Star Sales, BMI) 4. My Heart Skips A Beat (B. Owens) 5. I Love To Dance With Annie 5. Be Better To Your Baby (E. Tubb) (Ernest Ashworth) 6.If Anyone Can Show Cause (G. Barber) 6. Me (Bill Anderson) CHEATERS NEVER PROSPER (4 Star Sales, BMI) 7. The Cowboy In The Continental Suit 7. My Heart Skips A Beat (Buck Owens) (M. Robbins) 8. The Cowboy In Continental Suit 8. Rhinestones (F. Young) (Marty Robbins) CARL BELEW-RCA Victor 47-8406. 9. Welkin', Talkin', Cryin', Barely Beatin' 9. IDon't Love You Anymore (Charlie Louvin) Broken Heart (J. Wright) 10. Take My Ring Off Your Finger Carl has a singalong with an easy tempo to it. As the song 10. Your Heart Turned Left (G. Jones) (Carl Smith) trots along gaily, the lyric tells a sad story. Will find fans. KEN RANK CACTUS BOB EVANS KTCS-Ft. Smith, Ark. WIZS-Henderson, N. C. 1. Deng Me (Roger Miller) 1. Impossible (Wilburn Bros.) 2. Cowboy In The Continental Suit HE MADE YOU FOR ME (Acuff -Rose, BMI) 2. Looking For More In 64 (Jim Nesbitt) (M. Robbins) 3. Be Quiet Mind (Ott Stephens) 3. Ballad Of Ira Hayes (Johnny Cash) FINALLY (Cedarwood, BMI) 4. Lonely Walls (Mike Hight) 4. I Guess I'm Crazy (Jim R ) 5. Hanging Up The Phone S. Here Comes My Baby (Dottie West) (Carl and Pearl Butler) 6. Chit Atkins, Make Me A Star 6. Sweet Adorable You (Eddy Arnold) (Don Bowman) KITTY WELLS AND IP EBB PIERCE-Decca 31663. 7.ICry At Ball Games (Ralph Emery) 7. I'm Hanging Up The Phone 8. Walk Tall (Tom Tall) (C. and P. Butler) Kitty and Webb team successfully for this tune. Their two 9. Talking To The Night Lights (Del R 8. Where Does A Little Tear Come From 10. Dang Me (Roger Miller) (G. Jones) strong country voices sing out with conviction on the nice 9. Bad News (Johnny Cash) ballad. BILL McMAHON 10. Stepping Out (BillPhillips) WIBU-Poynette, Wisc. 1. Memory #1 (Webb Pierce) ANDY ANDERSEN 2. The Least Little Thing (W Mack) WNAX-Sioux City. Iowa THINGS THAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN (Leeds, ASCAP) 3. Ask Marie (Sonny James) 1. Cowboy In The Continental Suit 4. Deng Me (Roger Miller) (M. Robbins) DO YOU WONDER WHY (Acuff -Rose, BMI) 5. Don't Be Angry (Stonewall Jackson) 2. Where Does A Tear Come From 6. Fort Worth, Dallas or Houston (George Jones) (George Hamilton IV) 3. Password (Kitty Wells) ROY ACUFF-Hickory 1271. 7. One IfFor Him, Two If For Me 4. Ballad Of Ira Hayes (Johnny Cash) (D. Houston) 5.IGuess I'm Crazy (Jim Reeves) 8. A Girl Like You (Glaser Bros.) 6. Pick Of The Week (Roy Drusky) Roy sings two right bouncy numbers here that should find 9. Crying In Public (Bobby Lewis) 7.I Love To Dance With Annie favor with his constituents. Plenty of sales and plenty of play 10. Mr. & Mrs. Used To Be (E. Tubb 8 L. Lynn) (Ernest Ashworth) 8. Here Comes My Baby (Dottie West) on the sad memory songs. BOB LUNINGHAM 9. Be Better To Your Baby (Ernest Tubb) KRZE-Farmington, N. M. 10. Take My Ring Off Your Finger (Carl Smith) I. Missing Persons (Coleman O'Neal) FRANK BOURSAW SHE'S LONESOME AGAIN (Glad, BMI) 2. Frosty Window Pane (Joe Penny) WMRP-Flint, Mich. 3. Meet Me Outside Of Town (Jim Howard) I. Timber I'm Falling(Ferlin Husky) THE RACE IS ON (Glad, BMI) 4. I Can't Love A Memory (Aggie Ramblers) 2. Keep Your Eyes On Jesus (Louvin Bros.) 5. House At 103 (Bill Goodwin) 3. Lonesome Truck Driver 6.I Don't Want You This Way (C. Moore 8 B. Napier) (Margie Singleton) 4. Love's Going To Live Here Again GEORGE JONES -United Artists 751. 7. Stronger Than Dirt (Glenn Barber) (Buck Owens) 8. Gonna Buy Me A Juke Box (Willis Bros.) 5. Just A Closer Walk With Thee George is pursued by an old flame, who's just lonesome. He 9. Exactly Like Him (Adrian Roland) (Red Foley) sings about it accompanied by a weeping violin. C/w crooner 10. Too Many Times (Sheets McDonald) 6. Ring Of Fire (Johnnie Cash) 7. How Can The Ashes Burn (Pal Brady) goes for tears and will get them. JOEL RAY SPROWLS 8. Mr. 8.Mrs. Used To Be WLOC-Mundfordville, Ky. (Loretta Lynn, Ernest Tubb) 1. Deng Me (Roger Miller) 9.Still(Bill Anderson) MY FRIEND ON THE RIGHT (Tree, BMI) 2. Ballad Of Ira Hayes (Johnny Cash) 10. Too Late To Weep (Forest Green) 3. Together Again (Buck Owens) 4. Memory (Webb Pierce) KIKK-Pasadena, Calif. THE WORLD'S GREATEST LOVE (Blackwood, BMI) 5. Missing Persons (Coleman O'Neal) 1. Don't Be Angry (Stonewall Jackson) 6. Me (Bill Anderson) 2. SomethingI Dreamed (George Jones) 7. Take My Ring (Carl Smith) 3. Together Again (Buck Owens) FARON YOUNG -Mercury 72313. 4. Circumstances (Billy Walker) 8. I Don't Love You Anymore (Charlie Louvin) 9. Circumstances (Billy Walker) 5. I Leaned Over Backward (Jimmy Dickens) Faron describes a gal and how he lost her to a friend on a 10. Password (Kitty Wells) 6. Blue Smoke (Warren Smith) 7. Password (Kitty Wells) sob story side. He gives the slice appropriate upset delivery. 8. Woe Is Me (Rusty Gabbard) BARNEY VARDEMAN 9. Take My Ring Off Your Finger Will catch coin. KSFA-Nacogdoches, Texas (Carl Smith) 1.Chit Atkins, Make Me A Star (Don Bowman) 10. Stronger Than Dirt (Glen Barber) 2. Deng Me (Roger Miller) STANDING ROOM ONLY (Raleigh, BMI) 3.IGuess I'm Crazy (Jim Reeves) WSEN-Syracuse, N. Y. 4. Cowboy In A Continental Suit (Marty Robbins) 1. Me (B. Anderson) ALL MIXED UP (Acclaim, BMI) 5. Where Does A Little Tear Come From 2. Ballad Of Ira Hayes (J. Cash) (George Jones) 3. Give Me 40 Acres (Wilburn Bros.) 6. This Haunted House (Loretta Lynn) 4. Mr. & Mrs. Used To Be (E. Tubb) JOHNNY SEA -Philips 40214. 5. ILove To Dance With Annie (E. Ashworth) 7. Please Talk To My Heart (Ray Price) 6. A Girl Like You (T. Glazer) 8. One If For Him, Two If For Me 7. He Was A Friend Of Mine (B. Bare) Johnny Sea has a red hot disk with two sides that could (D. Houston) 8. Cincinnati, Ohio (B. Anderson) capture widespread attention. The topis a real strange one 9. Headed For A Heartbreak Again 9. Don't Be Angry (L. Cunningham, (R. Luman) 10. No Place To Go (L. York) about some wishful thinking. 10.If Anyone Can Show Cause (Glenn Barber) BILL STONEHAM, JR. JIMMY BELL FBCW-Richmond Hill, Ont., Canada KROB-Corpus Christi, Texas 1. Cowboy In A Continental Suit IT'S A BIG OLD HEARTACHE (Alear, BMI) 1.Deng Me (Ned Miller) (Marty Robbins) 2.Continental Suit (Marty Robbins) 2.Deng Me (Roger Miller) I'M SO ALONE (Alear, BMI) 3.Memory =1 (Webb Pierce) 3.Where Does A Little Tear Come From 4.Old Courthouse (Faron Young) (George Jones) 5.Where Does Tear Come From 4.Be Better To Your Baby (Ernest Tubb) TENN1E CHENAULT-Alear 103. (George Jones) 5.Ballad Of Ira Hayes (Johnny Cash) 6.Fireball Mail (Don Gibson) 6.Rhinestones (Faron Young) 7.Take Ring Off Finger (Carl Butler) 7.I Guess I'm Crazy (Jim Reeves) Tennie's tune is a tough ditty that has strong guitar work and B.Pick Of The Week (Roy Drusky) 8.Second Fiddle (Jean Shepard) a hard beat to distinguish it. Fans will be singing along with it 9. Snow White Mansion (Kitty White) 9.Ask Marie (Sonny James) 10.I Guess I'm Crazy (Jim Reeves) 10.Memory =1 (Webb Pierce) in no time at all.

RECORD WORLD -August 22, 1964 27 Alec's Choice

(Albums on chart 10 weeks or less showing greatest upward movement) BY ED HAMILTON THE CONCERT SOUND OF HENRY MANCINI Big doings hereabouts las week included the Roger Miller RCA LPM 2897 livealbum session at The Carousel for Smash Records. Attend - RAG DOLL Four Seasons-Philips PHM 200-146 a nce was by invitation only, and they were literally hanging THE BEST OF HENRY MANCINI people from the rafters. Session was under the direction of RCA LPM 2693: LSP 2693 ROGER AND OUT-DANG ME Shelby Singleton and Jerry Kennedy with label head Charlie Recently NNhen Sir Alec Guin- Roger Miller-Smash MGS 27049 Fach looking on. Also on hand for the session was Roger's man - ness recorded an LP album for TELL ME WHY B. Vinton-Epic LN 24133: BN 26133 tiger, Don Williams, brother of TV -record -film star Andy Wil- RCA Victor Red Seal release PETER, PAUL AND MARY IN CONCERT liams. early next year, Roger Hall, Warner Bros. 2W-1555 The "Rog" was at his finest and introduced a bagful of new Victor Record Division, Man- IT MIGHT AS WELL BE SWING F. Sinatra & Count Basie-Reprise FS 1012 songs, one of which will be his follow-up to the hit single, ager of Red Seal Artists and AIN'T NOTHIN' YOU CAN DO "Dang Me." Musicians working the session were Jerry Kennedy, Repertoire, dropped in on the B. Bland-Duke DLP 78 KEEP ON PUSHING guitar, Buddy Harman, drums, and Bobby Dyson, bass. This session to chat with the famed Impressions-ABC-Paramount 493 writer even got into the act introducing Miller on the album. Britisher. Guinness' LP will be THE BEST OF BUCK OWENS titled "Personal Choice." Capitol T 2105 Into Music City a few days ago for a Columbia session was THREE WINDOW COUPE the Kai Winding group. One of the things they did that came Rip Chords-Columbia CL 2216 THE FIRST NINE MONTHS ARE HARDEST (.ff great was the aforementioned Roger Miller's "Dang Me." L. Weinrib & J. Jameson-Capitol T 2031 As an instrumental,it comes off beautifully! THE CARPETBAGGERS Soundtrack-Ava 45 The word is officially out that guitarist Kelso Herston is now Queen of Country Music AMERICAN TOUR A &R director for United Artists here. Kelso succeeds Pappy Dave Clark Five-Epic LN 24117 UNDER THE BOARDWALK Daily and Tommy Jackson who have moved over to the Musicor Drifters-Atlantic 8093 label. He is now in the process of building a new roster of KITTY WELLS EVERLASTING SONGS FOR EVERLASTING country artistsfor UA sincealltheir c/w artists followed LOVERS A. Prysock-Old Town 2007 Pappy and Tommy to Musicor. has a potential SUGAR LIPS Mercury's LeRoy Van Dyke was real fine on his two Steve A. Hirt-RCA Victor LPM 2965 THE LATIN ALBUM Allen appearances last week. Too bad his band could not have T. Lopez-Reprise RS 6125 been with him. HELLO DOLLY "PASSWORD" E. Fitzgerald-Verve V 4060 Smiley "Whip" Wilson is a very busy man at the Wil-Helm . MY FAIR LADY Agency. He just finished signing The Osborne Brothers of DECCA 31622 Ferrante & Teicher-U.A. UAS 6361 PRAYER MEETIN' Decca who are now signed as regulars on WSM's Grand Ole J. Smith-Blue Note 4139 Opry. The boys could be on the way to their biggest record i:::::-::::-:::::::::::::. ever with "Charlie Cotton." Another of Smiley's boys, Earl Scott, recently signed a Decca contract and was recorded byOwen Bradley a few weeks ago. Those who have heard the session say it's his greatest ever. ALL THE NEWS There's also another new act in the Wil-Helm family now, this one delivered by the stork! Loretta Lynn is now proudly in the sporting the Lynn Twins, Peggy and Patsy, born Aug. 6. Mother, fatherandtwinsalldoingfine.Even Smiley'saboutto recover. Stork was about a month late and was really fouling up his booking calendar. WORLDofRECORDS 30 Stars In Race Well, the big Country Music Night was held last Tuesday night at The Fairgrounds Speedway with about 30 stars and personalities entered in feature races. The first race which in- record cluded 13 of the fastest cars of the night was won by Mercury's Roy Drusky. Second place went to Hickory's Bobby Lord with Mercury's Faron Young coming in third. Yours truly led the world:MIL race for five laps and was ahead with a little over one lap to go when I tangled with Decca's Chuck Glaser on the backstretch and spun out. The second race was won by Monument's Willie Nelson, with second place going toEpic'sStan Hitchcock. 52 NEWS PACKED ISSUES FOR $5.00 Faron, who had already run the first race and was not eligible for the second, sneaked a car into the race and won it, but was at less than 10c A BIG COPY disqualified and the trophy went to Nelson. Other stars driving were UA's George Jones, RCA's Jim Edward Brown, Hubert Long, Decca's Glaser Brothers, Cedar - record world 200 West 57th Street wood's Jack Andrews; Decca's Earl Scott, Monument's Fred N. Y. C. 19, N. Y. Carter, Capitol's Billy Graves, WSM's Ralph Emery, Starday's Tommy Hill, Charlie Dick, Music City News' Preston Temple, EnclosedIs Check For $5.00 Check one Billboard's Don Light, Colpix's Eddie Kilroy, Shorty Lavender. There were many others I can't remember, so, fellas, forgive me Name Dealer forforgetting. One Stop Columbia's Claude King doing his hobbling act as a result Company Distrib of a water skiing accident down in Shreveport. What in the Sam Rack Jobber Hill's going on, Claude? Address Chicago viewers of WGN-TV's Barn Dance will be seeing Coin Firm more of Capitol's Sonny James and Columbia's Marion Worth. City Zone . State Other They just finished filming future episodes. Deal was set by Bob Neal.

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1 1 DANG ME 11 26 30 WORKIN' IT OUT 6 1 1 MOONLIGHT AND ROSES 13 R. Miller-Smash 1881 Flatt & Scruggs-Columbia 43080 Jim Reeves-RCA Victor LPM-2854: LSP-2854 2 2 THE COWBOY IN THE 27 31 THE NESTER 4 L Frizzell-Columbia 43051 2 2 I WALK THE LINE 8 CONTINENTAL SUIT 13 Johnny Cash-Columbia CL -2190: CS -8990 M. Robbins-Columbia 43049 28 34 LET ME GET CLOSE TO YOU 5 3 6 DANG ME 4 S. Davis-RCA 8397 8 Roger Miller-Smash MPS -27049: THE BALLAD OF IRA HAYES FRS -67049 J. Cash-Columbia 43058 *29 39 PLEASE TALK TO MY HEART 2 4 3 BEFORE I'M OVER YOU 8 R. Price-Columbia 43086 4 4 I GUESS I'M CRAZY Loretta Lynn-Decca DL -4541: DL -74541 J. Reeves-RCA 8838 30 36 WEAKER MOMENTS 3 5 5 OUR MAN IN TROUBLE 9 Don Bowman-RCA LPM-2831: LSP-2831 5 5 I'M HANGING UP THE PHONE 12 F. Husky-Capitol 5206 C. and P. Butler-Columbia 43030 *6 11 ON THE BANDSTAND 31 31 23 BE BETTER TO YOUR BABY 12 Buck Owens-Capitol E-1879: ST -1879 6 TAKE MY RING OFF YOUR E. Tubb-Decca 31614 1 4 THE BEST OF BUCK OWENS 1 FINGER 9 32 28 CIRCUMSTANCES 18 Capitol T-2105: ST -2105 C. Smith-Columbia 43033 B Walker-Columbia 43010 8 7 THERE STANDS THE GLASS 15 Carl Smith-Columbia CL -2173: CS -8973 8 PASSWORD 14 33 24 MY HEART SKIPS A BEAT 25 K. Wells-Decca 31622 E. Owens-Capitol 15136 9 8 THANKS A LOT Ernest Tubb-Decca DL -4514: DL -74514 8 9 BAD NEWS 9 34 27 MY BABY WALKS ALL OVER J. Cash-Columbia 43058 10 12 A WIDOW MAKER 6 ME 16 Jimmy Martin-Decca DL -4536: BL -74536 J. Sea-Philips 40164 9 10 HERE COMES MY BABY 4 11 14 BY REQUEST 3 D. West --RCA 8374 Ferlin Husky-Capitol T-2101ST -2101 35 42 SWEET ADORABLE YOU 2 10 6 WHERE DOES A LITTLE TEAR E. Arnold-RCA 8363 12 9 IN PERSON 12 Porter Wagoner-RCA Victor LPM-2840: COME FROM 13 36 40 YOUR LOVE FOR ME IS LSP-2840 G. Jones-U. A. 724 LOSING LIGHT 4 *13 23 THE BEST OF JIM REEVES 2 RCA LPM 2890: LSP-2890 11 12 ME 9 T. Douglas-Sims 187 B. Anderson-Decca 31630 14 10 MORE HANK SNOW 37 44 COMING HOME TO YOU 2 SOUVENIRS 18 12 11 SECOND FIDDLE 9 H. Locklin-RCA 8399 RCA LPM-2813: LSP-2812 J. Shepard-Capitol 5169 *38 46 FT. WORTH, DALLAS, OR 15 13 THE SONGS WE LOVE BEST 12 13 14 I LOVE TO DANCE WITH HOUSTON 2 Jimmy Dean-Columbia CS -2188: CL -2188

ANNIE George Hamilton IV-RCA 8392 16 15 GOLDEN COUNTRY HITS 1 E. Ashworth-Hickory 1265 Hank Thompson-Capitol T-2089 39 43 BLUE GUITAR 4 17 18 GUITAR COUNTRY 29 14 19 I DON'T LOVE YOU S. Wooley-MGM 13241 Chet Atkins-RCA LPM-2783: LSP-2783 ANYMORE 9 40 48 BLUEBIRD LET ME TAG C. Louvin-Capitol 5173 18 22 ALONE WITH YOU ALONG 1C Rose Maddox-Capitol T-1993: ST -1993 15 17 ASK MARIE 13 R. Maddox-Capitol 5186 19 24 MORE NEW FAVORITES S. James-Capitol 5197 George Jones-United Artists UAL 3338: 41 41 LOVE IS NO EXCUSE 26 UAS 6338 16 20 ONE IF FOR HIM, TWO IF J. Reeves & D. West-RCA 8324 20 16 31 FOR ME 6 THE KITTY WELLS STORY Decca DXB-174: DXBS-174 D. Houston-Epic 9690 *42(-) DERN YA 1 R. Wright-Ric 126 *21 30 TOGETHER AGAIN/MY HEART 17 18 SOMETHING I DREAMED 9 G. Jones-U. A. 724 43 29 SLIPPIN' AROUND 10 SKIPS A BEAT 2 Buck Owens-Capitol T-2135: ST -2135 M. Worth, G. Morgan-Columbia 43020 18 21 GUESS WHAT, THAT'S RIGHT, 22 17 THE BEST OF GEORGE JONES 31 SHE'S GONE 9 44 (-) CHIT ATKINS MAKE ME A United Artists UAL -3291: UAS-3291 H. Williams, Jr.-MGM 13253 STAR 2 23 19 NIGHT LIFE 31 19 16 MEMORY -7"--1 18 0. Bowman-RCA 8389 Ray Price-Columbia CL -1971: CS -8871 W. Pierce-Decca 31617 45 (-) MIDDLE OF A MEMORY 1 24 20 TOO LATE TO WORRY 4 20 13 I STEPPED OVER THE LINE 19 C. Below-RCA 8406 Glen Campbell-Capitol T-1881: ST -1881 H. Snow-RCA 8334 *25 (-) WORLD OF A COUNTRY BOY 1 46 45 INVISIBLE TEARS 21 Johnny Sea-Philips PHM-200-139: 21 26 MR. AND MRS. USED TO BE 4 N Miller-Fabor 128 PHS-600-139 E. Tubb & L. Lynn-Decca 31643 41 47 BURNING MEMORIES 24 *26 (-) SONGS OF TRAGEDY 1 22 15 WINE, WOMEN AND SONG 19 R. Price-Columbia 42971 Hank Snow-RCA Victor LPM 2901: L. Lynn-Decca 31608 LSP 2901 48 49 WALKIN' TALKIN' CRYIN', 27 28 RING OF FIRE -THE BEST OF 23 22 BE QUIET MIND 9 0. Stephens-Reprise 0272 BARELY BEATIN' BROKEN JOHNNY CASH 31 Columbia CL -2153: CS -8853 HEART 11 *24 37 IDON'T CARE 2 J. Wright-Decca 31593 B. Owens-Capitol 5240 28 25 LORETTA LYNN SINGS 31 Decca DL -4457: DL -4457 49 32 COTTON MILL MAN 4 25 25 PUT YOUR ARMS AROUND 21 Jim & Jesse-Epic 9676 29 BLUEGRASS HOOTENANNY 14 HER 9 Jones & Montgomery-UA UAL -3353 N. Jean-RCA 8328 50 38 RHINESTONES 10 30 26 BLUE AND LONESOME 10 (Star indicates strong upward movement this week.) F. Young-Mercury 72271 George Jones-Mercury MG -20906

RECORD WORLD-August 22, 1964 29 Classical Corner: RCA's New Releases Victor's Red Seal Has 3 Big Ones: Price's 'Carmen,' Rubinstein's Chopin & 'Emperor' RCA Victor Records has come which shows how much Rubin - up with a strong list of August Leinsdorf's Mahler 5th Released; stein's conception has deepened product, some of which may since his earlier recording. make make the best seller charts. Victrola Has Moffo's 'Butterfly' You can look for early appear- Leinsdorf's Mahler ances of the new Price-Karajanducts a leisurely performanceWaltzes was a best-seller; now Superb orchestralplaying "Carmen" as well as the two newwhich gives the music time tohe's re-recorded them in Dyna-marks Leinsdorf's first record- Rubinstein packages (the Cho-breathe. It is a performance thatgroove and the results are thrill-ing of Mahler's gigantic Fifth pin Waltzes and the Beethovenreveals many subtleties glosseding in every way. Symphony. The second move- "Emperor"). All are top-draw-over in other performances and From the standpoint of re-ment and thefinalecontain er RCA product with built ineven in the opera house. Voncording thisisone of Rubin -some of the finest playing the name appeal. Karajan hashis own Viennastein's best piano disks to date.Boston has ever put onrec- Price -Von Karajan "Carmen"Philharmonic to work with andThe recording captures the nu-ords.Leinsdorf's Boston Sym- Although the De Los Angeles -the strings and winds play withanceofRubinstein'splayingphonyrevelsinthemany Beecham "Carmen" on Angela radiant warmth, a roundnessfrom a whispering piano to afolk tunes from the Austrian has been a top seller, "Carmen"of tone that's never less than be-thundering forte. Tyrol Mahler wove into his ebul- was a sitting duck for a sensa-witching. Rubinstein'sSteinwayhaslientfinale.Ifit were to be tional new recording by a dream Franco Corelli essays his fa-rarely sounded as full or as spa-judged on the ground of out- cast. This is exactly what wevorite role, Don Jose, and hiscious. The dynamics of the in-standing orchestral playing, this have in the RCA deluxe Soriabrilliant, ringing top is a joy tostrument are a joy to hear. Thenew Leinsdorf Mahler 5th would package. hear. An old-timer in the role ofalbum has to be a smash withcome off first, hands down. How- To begin with "Carmen" isthe toreador Escamillo, Robertnumbers like the Grand Valseever, Columbia's Bernstein -New one of the five most popularMerrill turns in his usual tri-Brillante which everybody knowsYork Philharmonic issue, which operas, way up there in salesumphant performance.Mirellain his Glazunov orchestration asappeared a full five months pri- appeal along with "Butterfly,"Freni makes a fetching Micaelaone of the hit numbers in theor to the new RCA issue has so "Boheme," "Rigoletto" a n dwith her exciting vocal qualities.ballet "Les Sylphides." Albummuch to recommend it that RCA "Aida." It'sfull of jolly goodBut the real star of the record-alsoincludesthe ever -popularwill have to promote the new folk tunes, like the "Seguidilla,"ing is John Culshaw who has"Minute Waltz" which Rubin-Leinsdorf to the hilt if it is to "Habanera," "Toreador Song."staged it in a very exciting way.stein tosses off with a thrillinggive the Bernstein stiff competi- As they did for the best-sellingThe duets,trios,the quintetsbravura. Call it chemistry, if yoution at the market place. Going "Tosca," also made in Vienna.are beautiful to hear. The dis-will, no one brings the rich pa-for Leinsdorf is the fact that RCA has reunited three namestant sounds of the dragoons inlette of colors, the innate sensehisrecordingoftheMahler that soprano Leon-the hills; the grand climax ofof lyricism, the intuitive senseFirst Symphony made the best tyne Price; conductor Herbertthe opera with its two dramasof accent, that Rubinstein bringsseller charts. It was one of the Von Karajan and album pro-occurring simultaneously-Esca-to his fellow Pole Chopin. earliest Dynagroove records, and ducer John Culshaw who notmillo's victory in the arena and A truly grand "Emperor" isithad amulti -milliondollar only records an opera but stagesthe murder of Carmen by Donat hand in this new Rubinsteintrade and consumer promotion it for the ear as well. Your earsJose directly outside it-is su-recording which brings him to-goingforit.Dynagrooveis follow all the stage action-andperblycaptured,especiallyingether for the second time withagain in evidence in this new in "Carmen" there's plenty of it.stereo. Leinsdorf and the Boston. Un-Mahler Fifth, brilliant -sounding Culshaw has a long list of out- The deluxe Soria set includesliketheirfirstcollaborationall the way through. What then standing opera recordings to hisa handsome, 64 -page art booldet,(Tchaikovsky's First Piano Con-does the Bernstein have going credit on the London label, anda masterpiece of the graphic artscerto) which was a curiously un-for it? A five -month lead time he's the outstanding album pro-illustratedwith many photos,evenperformance,thisn e w plus a performance which re- ducer of operas today. drawings of costumes and set-"Emperor" is a winner all theveals the surrealistic,thebi- What makes this "Carmen"tings. way with well -deserved laurelszarre, what Bruno Walter called an event is not only the sensa- "Carmen" 7-Incher going to Leinsdorf, the Boston"the demoniac" side of Mahler. tionalrecording which stages andRubinstein. What makesLeinsdorf's sounds too healthy, the opera for the living room To get the widest possiblethis"Emperor" grandisthetoo sunshiny. For instance, the but the brilliant singing of Le-radio play on its "Carmen," RCAleisurely pace with which theopening Funeral March is full of ontyne Price who's a born "Car-has serviced a special 45 rpm 7 -music unfolds. There is majestydespair in the Bernstein. In the men." Her solid middle, her bril-inch single containing two "A"in the way Rubinstein plays theLeinsdorf, the emphasis is on liant top and the bite of hersides: "Habanera" sung by Le-openingcadenzas.Heallowsbeautifulsound-but thede- lows captures the full -range ofontynePriceand"Toreadorthem to peal forth with a fullspair, the heaviness of death is the hot-tempered Carmen. ToSong" sung by Robert Merrill.sense of the heroic dynamism.missing. In the Scherzo, Bern- millions of Price fans the RCAA two-color sleeve explains thatLeinsdorf seems to take his cuestein gives us a very Jewish - recording will mark the firstthese cuts are taken from thefrom Rubinstein as he proceedssounding waltz with a rubato time they hear her in this role.full album. Promotional singleto reveal the mighty structurethat's made for this music. His She has never sung it in theshould get plenty of air playof the exposition. He projectsdouble basses have more bite, opera house-butifshecanon good music pop album sta-thefull symphonic impact oftheyuncovermoreanguish come up with a stage perform-tions, and who knows but whatthisexposition and makes usamidst the light-headed joy. In ance that matches the fireanditmight break onto the popwonder whether we are to hearthe Adagietto, a beautiful song excitement she brings to the re-charts ! a symphony or a concerto. Thisfor the strings and the most according-it should be one of the is good. Leinsdorf's frameworkcessible part of the symphony, Met'sbiggesthitsandspur Two From Rubinstein for Rubinstein, unlike Krips' inBernstein has a wistful tender- sales of "Carmen" ever higher. ArturRubinsteinisatitthe earlier Rubinstein record-ness. Leinsdorf's is beautifully In addition to Price there'sagain. He's having a ball in hising, provides much greater ten-played. The Boston string tone Herbert von Karajan who leadslatest albums: Chopin's Waltzession between soloist and orches-is pure gold but in expressivity a superbly organized perform-a n dBeethoven's"Emperor"tra. This brings out a sense ofhe must take a back seat to ance. After the pomp oftheConcerto. Rubinstein has ownedstruggleandaccomplishmentBernstein.Bernstein'srecord- opening,heholdseverythingthe Chopin literature on recordsmissing from the earlier record-ings of the Mahler Third and down until Carmen's entrance.for many years.Hisearlier,ing which is slicker by compari-Fourth Symphonies received ex - The effect is stunning. He con-mono -only recording of the 14son. Anoutstandingalbum (Continued on page 31)

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RCA'sStrong August Classical Releases (Continued from page 30 cellentreviewsand - judgingtrola, with a suggested list of Other strong Victrola prod-mous Munch -Boston recordings from retail sales movement-it $2.50(mono)$3.00(stereo),uct: "Festival of Russian Music"on the Victrola label. lookslikeColumbiahasthecomes up with a sure-fire winner with Reiner and the Chicago Mahlermarketpretty well in the reissue from its Red SealSymphony withfavoriteslike From Norway comes a bril- wrapped up between Walter andseries of "Madame Butterfly.""Marche Slav" and "Night on liant -sounding recording of Bernstein. RCA fillsout theirThe gifted young PennsylvaniaBare Mountain." Reiner's Chi-Grieg's Piano Concerto by Kjell fourth side with a recording ofsoprano Anna Moffo is Butter-cago Orchestra is a collection ofBaekkelund and Incidental Mu- excerptsfromBerg's"Woz- fly; Cesare Vallettiis Lieuten-virtuosi. Their performances aresic from "Peer Gynt" with the zeck" with the brilliant youngantPinkertonandRosalind neverlessthanexcellent. AOslo Philharmonic conducted by American soprano Phyllis Cur- EliasisCio-CioSan.Erich"must" for beginning classicalOdd Griiner-Hegge. If memory tin as Marie. Had RCA issued aLeinsdorf directs the Rome Op- collectors.Beginningclassicalserves, this was the same team complete "Wozzock" at this timeera House Orchestra.Dealers devotees are also the vast mar-that hadabrilliant -sounding they would have done extremelyaware of the fabulous sales suc- ketfortheVictrolareissueperformance of Rachmaninoff's well, as there is no new record-cess of "Tosca" (the first opera ofthefamous Munch -BostonSecond Concerto on Camden a ing of the opera and the old,reissued Victrola) will knowBrahms First Symphony. Nowfew years ago. The repertoire circa 1951, Columbia recordingthat this "Butterfly" has a rosythat Leinsdorf has re-recordedis strong-but we doubt whether withEileenFarrellandMi- sales future ahead of it. Opera the relatively unknown Scandi- tropoulos conducting the Newbuyers will flock to this bargain - it in Dynagroove, the older Bos-navian artists will be able to York Philharmonic, still sells. priced set which will be a greatton, a thoroughly respectable re-compete with the by -far -bigger traffic -maker displayed in depthcording, belongs on the bargain - From Victrola: priced label. As Leinsdorf re-names Victrola has offered bar- with the price prominently dis- gain hunters. "Butterfly," Reiner played. Dealers can sell this inrecords the basic repertory with & Munch! the $5.00-$6.00 price range andthe Boston, dealers can look for- NEXT WEEK: RCA's low pricelabel,Vic- Mill turn a profit. ward to the reappearance of fa- ANGEL'S AUGUST LIST Al Joins Pops Red Carpet Out Gold Disks To At Tanglewood Mormon Choir For London Gang ColumbiaRecordsawarded London Records is vacuumingtwo gold records, each repre- an extra -wide red carpet thesesenting albumsalesofover days to berolledout shortly$1,000,000 ascertified by the when a large number of theRecord Industry Association of label artists arrive in the StatesAmerica, to The Mormon Tab- for tours. ernacle Choir. The visitors' roster is headed Arthur Hull Hayes, President by Mantovani, who embarks on aof CBS Radio, made the pre- coast -to -coast tour Sept. 26 andsentation to Isaac M. Stewart, works his way through 64 datesPresidentoftheChoir,and to Lincoln Center Nov. 29. AlsoRichard P. Condie, the Choir's inbound are The Bachelors, dueDirector, for the LPs "Handel: for an Ed Sullivan stint Aug.Messiah"and"TheLord'sSatiristAllan Sherman (left) 20 and a subsequent college andPrayer." recentlyjourneyed to Tangle - university hopscotch from Oct. wood toperform with the Bos- 20. The Rolling Stones head thisto release a new LP, "Antonio,"ton Pops under Arthur Fiedler. way for the Red Skelton showin conjunction with the currentEvent was recordedliveby Sept. 22 as a kick-off to a three-trip. On the way now are theRCA Victor andthe album, week gathering of no moss. Obernkirchen Children's Choir,containing Sherman's parodies Label's Caterina Valente re-which does theSullivantrickon the classics-"Peter and the Trumptet.\I Hirlrecently jour -turns to this country to start fill-Nov. 29 as part of an itineraryCommissars" among them-will neyed to Bostonto record aning her 13 -show contract withthatincludesaPhilharmonicbe released this fall. album with theBoston PopsCBS' new "Entertainers" series.Hall date Nov. 25 and a stop in Orchestra, which under con-She'll also play a number of clubFramingham, Mass., Sept. 27. dates. The D'Oyly Carte Opera Kenneth McKellar will be here ductor Arthur FiedleristheCo. will be here for five monthsin October and November and all-time best selling group oncommencing Oct. 19. has a Carnegie Hall concert all Subscribe Now To RCA Victor's Red Seal or class- Antonio and Les Ballets demapped out, among other things. ical label. Hirt makes the jumpMadrid are atthe HollywoodThe Royal Fusiliers shoot their RECORD WORLD into the classical sphere for theBowl now and will tour the coun-way cross-country Sept.19to album which is a fall release. try until Oct. 11. London plans Dec. 5.

RECORD WORLD-August 22, 1964 A HONEY OF A MONEY- MAKING HIT! 'A TASTE OF HON EY'.....73 TONY BENNETT ON COLUMBIA RECORDS!

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