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Specialty 355 (King 4372) Long Missing from the Phono Spot- Wax in the Spiritual Vein, with the Light, Rudy Render Comes up with a JOE Reverend J The Cash Box, Music Page 15 July 1, 1950 JUBILEE RECORD '"ít4 THE CAM 80X The Cash Box a27 apiriwes erate AWARD OF THE WEEK THE ORIOLES "EVERYTHING THEY "GOOD MORNING JUDGE" (2:39) SAID CAME TRUE" "STORMY NIGHT BLUES" (2:42)' * EARL BOSTIC Serenade b/w "YOU'RE GONE" WYNONIE HARRIS 4369 King * JUBILEE* *5028 * (King 4378) BOZE juke box coin play all about them, * CALVIN Going Strong and are tailor made for the phono Safronia B trade. The top deck, "Good Morn- 3055 "MOONLIGHT" ing Judge" has Wynonie on the vo- Aladdin cals, wailing a clever story that JUBILEE 5026 should sit well with his many fans, THOMAS "AT NIGHT" and garner a few new ones in the * JOE making. Ditty rolls along in mellow Wham -A -Lam JUBILEE 5025 manner, with the Harris aggrega- tion making pleasing King 4339 music in the JUBILEE RECORD CO., Inc. background. It's the sort of wax that consistently wins peak play in 315 W. 47th St., N. Y., N. Y. the boxes, RAVENS and is a cinch to whirl * THE at a merry pace once this biscuit Every Star WYNONIE HARRIS gets around. Coupling is in the Count blues vein, and has the maestro Notional 9111 Fresh' wax out of the Wynonie basking in the spotlight once again. Harris stable, and the set up of a Tempo on this end is a bit slower, pair that should score in a big way and features Wynonie and the gang * DINAH SAVOY :747 delivering a top notch bit of blues featuring for the ork leader. Both sides of material. WASHINGTON Disk is a must for music BROWNIE this have the spark and tint of ops' machines-get with it! Be Loved I Wanna McGHEE Mercury 8181 "BROWNIE'S NEW "MAKE IT GOOD" (2:41) "MY OLD GAL" (2:45) (Listed Alphabetically! Worried Life Blues" "THAT'S THE GUY FOR ME" (2:43) "YOU GOTTA CHANGE" (2:46) and KITTY STEVENSON ILLINOIS JACQUET ORCH. For available dates "C.C. BABY" (Sensation 37) (RCA Victor 22-0087) SAVOY RECORD CO., INC. Pair of sides by chirp Kitty Steven- Top deck of this one has tremen- UNIVERSAL ATTRACTIONS 58 MARKET ST. NEWARK, N. J. son, and the set up of some effective dous coin culling potentiaL Ditty is 347 Madison Ave. New York wax for rhythm and blues ops. Both an infectious bit that makes you sides have Kitty purring nice and wanna listen, with a smooth vocal easy, behind some excellent ork back- performance by balladeer Sid Mc- ing by Todd Rhodes and his group. Kinney. On the other end with "You Top deck shows the gal's pipes a bit Gotta Change," the Jacquet group better, altho the flip should do more display their instrumental wares in Here's A Money Maker!" than hold its own too. Ops should top style, to offer ops another hot one. listen in. Top-dédc for the inoola. "WHY SHOULD I WORRY" (2:28) "JUST THINKIN'" (2:45) "SERMON, HALLEUJAH, AMEN" "ROCK ME TO (2:11) SLEEP" (2:56) CHAP!I1!!E" RUDY RENDER "PINK REV. J. B. CROCKER (London 17014) Specialty 355 (King 4372) Long missing from the phono spot- Wax in the spiritual vein, with the light, Rudy Render comes up with a JOE Reverend J. B. Crocker offering music pair that might blossom into the spot- ops a pair of fair enough sides. This light. Rudy's vocal on both sides pair should hold its own on those lo- makes for excellent listening pleasure, LIGGINS cations that have a call for music in as the Maxwell Davis ork furnish an this style. Both ends echo the title of easy to listen to ' backdrop_ We like * the material offered. Ops take it from the top deck a wee bit better than here. the flip. Specialty "YOU "JUMPIN' AT THE MARDI GRAS" GOTTA LOVE ME BABY TOO" records (2:41) (2:50) "BESAME MUCHO" (2:45) 8505 SUNSET BLVD. "COOL DOWN" (2:47) HOLLYWOOD 46, CALIF. THE RAY -O -VACS JOE LUTCHER (Decca 48162) (London 17013) Vocal allure Ammammissimmomminur Widely popular Joe Lutcher by The Ray -O -Vacs comes and the set up of "You Gotta Love Me up with some good sides in this duo Baby Too" and "Besame hailed "Jumpin' At The Mardi Gras" Mucho" in The Cash Box and store for music ops. Top deck has a "Cool Down." Both ends of this soothing vocal by Lester Harris that platter feature the ork leader at the fits vocals. Echo the mood and tempo of the side, of the wax is top notch while the group join in the back- NAMM from start to finish, and should be ground SHOW ISSUE greeted by music purring softly too. Lester ops with excellent comes back for the flip too, and reception. Disk rates a spot in ops' han- machines. dles the standard adequately. Top side Means More Business might step out. For You . "BOOGIE CHILLEN # 2" (2:30) "THE BASES WERE LOADED" Goes To Press: "MISS ELOISE" (2:49) (2:27) June 30 JOHN LEE HOOKER "STICKS AND STONES" (2:33) Rush Your Ad Now (Sensation 34) SUGAR CHILE ROBINSON Music ops that like 'em low down (Capitol 1060) To in the blues vein will have to go no The vocal and piano playing antics farther than this one to come up with of Sugar Chile Robinson have meant a potential winner. Both sides of this peak play for music ops, and will con- THE platter by John Lee Hooker are tinue to do so via this fresh duo. Both CASH BOX strictly low-down blues, with 32 W. Randolph St. Empire State Bldg. John sides have Robinson offering some 6363 Wilshire Bird. taking so-so vocal spot. Highlight of clever material in his Chicago 1, III. New York 1, N. Y. Los Angeles 48, Calif. own unique vo- the wax is his guitar work, at which cal style that has won wide favor. We he excells. Ops should grab it. recommend this disk-highly too. 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