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March 26, 1977 Zoslaw's Request For Injunction Denied Cover Artist: Variable List Pricing Causes Difficulties UA's Sales Hit $89M In 76 Arista Has Best Month Ever; QUEEN Manilow Catalog Surges Stones Re-sign With Atlantic Wallich's Chapter XI Filing; England Resigns ABC Post; Byrd Named Enough Blame All Around (Ed) www.americanradiohistory.com Les Dudek plays such an "Say No More;'an explosive extraordinary brand of rock and new album from Les Dudek. roll that great musicians On Columbia Records naturally come to depend on him. and Tapes. Dickie Betts relied on him on the Allman Brothers' "Brothers LES DUDEK SAY NO MORE and Sistcrs"album. So did Steve including: Jailabamboozle/Old Judge Jones Miller. Boz Scaggs not only Lady You're Nasty/Avatar/What's It Gonna Be played on and produced Les' first album, but likes to have him sit in every chance he's free. Now Les explodes on his own with"Say No More;'an album which mixes the best of the Atlanta sound with freewheeling jazz guitar improvisations. www.americanradiohistory.com THE INTERNATIONAL MUSIC RECORD WE VOLUME XXXVIII -- NUMBER 45 - March 26, 1977 GEORGE ALBERT President and Publisher MARTY OSTROW Executive Vice President GARY COHEN Editor In Chief JULIAN SHAPIRO East Coast Editor New York Editorial PHIL DIMAURO cast; box editorial KEN TERRY CHARLES PAIKERT MARK MEHLER Hollywood Editorial COOKIE AMERSON MIKE FALCON To On Wallichs CHUCK COMSTOCK Enough Blame Go Around ALAN SUTTON RANDY LEWIS JEFF CROSSAN Street talk in Los Angeles the last few weeks regarding the Chapter XI filing of JEFFREY WEBER Wallichs Music City, is that the chain did "too little too late" to keep up with its J.B. CARMICLE West Coast Advertising Competitior. Unfortunately for the industry, that statement is true not just for Research HOWARD LOWELL Wallichs, but for others as well. STEVE OSTROW XI filing? blame can be placed at BOB SPEISMAN Who is responsible for the latest Chapter Surely LARRY CARLAT there is more blame to go JEFF RAY the door of the Wallichs chain owners and executives, but WAYNE MARECI BILL FEASTER around than can be placed at Wallich's doorstep. CAROL RANDAL at not JUDY ALBERT We'd like to suggest that perhaps the record manufacturers are fault, for DAN SEIDEN your is CATHY WEIDMAN helping Wallichs move into the seventies. After all, when all of competition GENE MAHLER selling records for under $4 and you're selling them for over $5, how long can you Coin Machine Chicago stay in business? And when one of your competitors opens down the street with sub CAMILLE COMPASIO, Manager $4 pricing, the time to retaliate is now, not later. Art Director WOODY HARDING It is evident how Peaches has been "welcomed" to the markets it has moved into. Circulation THERESA TORTOSA Korvettes, Venture stores and others have "greeted" them with aggressive Manager merchandising and pricing, to prevent business slippage and erosion. And in many PUBLICATION OFFICES NEW YORK cases, the moves have at least partially worked. 119 West 57th. N.Y., N.Y. 10019 Phone: (212) 586-2640 were astute enough to make these retaliatory moves on Cable Address. Cash Box N.Y. But Korvettes and others CALIFORNIA their own; Wallichs needed to be prodded, but nobody did the prodding. 6363 Sunset Blvd. (Suite 930) Hollywood, Ca. 90028 Phone- (213) 464-8241 When Wallichs' record business started to slip, did any of the manufacturers go NASHVILLE Did they push Wallichs into a more JUANITA JONES in and try to turn the situation around? BARBARA O'DELL CARMEN ADAMS aggressive advertising and merchandising policy? Or did they continue with 1511 Sigler St., Nashville Tenn. 37203 Phone: (615) 244-2898 "business as usual," thinking that Music Plus, Licorice Pizza, Wherehouse and CHICAGO CAMILLE COMPASIO Tower were creating "extra business," and not taking business away from the 29 E. Madison St., Chicago, III. 60602 Phone: (312) 346-7272 Wallichs -type stores. WASHINGTON, D.C. JOANNE OSTROW It is upon the record manufacturer that we are all dependent. For music. 6120 Robinwood Road Bethesda, MD 20034 Marketing. Merchandising. Distribution. Promotion. Advertising. Maybe the ENGLAND - KIM THORNE 97 Uxbridge Rd., London W.12 owe it to themselves to be more aggressive in the field of account Phone: 01-749-6724 manufacturers ARGENTINA - MIGUEL SMIRNOFF support and guidance. Belgrano 3252, Piso 4 "B" Buenos Aires, Argentina Phone: 89-6796 Mel Posner and George Steele told us at lunch the other day that Elektra/Asylum BRAZIL - H. GANDELMAN is to tailor their marketing approaches to the needs of individual Av. Rio Branco, 156 Sala 627 attempting Rio de Janeiro RJ customers. That approach is most certainly needed throughout the entire industry CANADA - DAVID FARRELL 1946 Bioor St. W. Apt. 14 100 on Toronto, Ontario, Canada M6P 3K9 by every manufacturer. For only then, will the manufacturer get paid cents Phone: (416) 766-5978 the dollar, nothing less, and not have to settle for Chapter Xl. HOLLAND - PAUL ACKET P.O. Box 11621 (Prinsessegracht 3), The Hague Phone: (70) 624621, Telex: 33083 ITALY - GABRIELE G. ABBATE Viale A, Doria 10, 20124 Milano BELGIUM - ETIENNE SMET Postbus 56, B-2700 Sint-Niklaas Phone: (03) 76-54-39 AUSTRALIA - PETER SMITH 6 Murillo Crt., Doncaster Victoria, Australia 3108 NUMBER ONE Phone: 848-7878 SINGLE OF THE WEEK JAPAN - Adv. Mgr., SACHIO SAITO 1-11-2-Chome Shinbashi, Minato -Ku. Tokyo RICH GIRL Phone: 504-1651 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES Editorial Mgr.. 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BSK 3010 s www.americanradiohistory.com CASH BOX TO31OOSNCLES March 26. 1977 Weeks Weeks - Weeks On On On 3/26 3/19 Chart 3/26 3/19 Chart 3/26 3/19 Chart ' RICH GIRL 31 AT MIDNIGHT (MY LOVE 69 SOMETHIN"BOUT'CHA DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES LATIMORE (Glades/TK 1739) 66 71 8 (RCA PB 0860) 3 7 10 WILL LIFT YOU UP) RUFUS FEATURING CHAKA KHAN 70 ROCK AND ROLL STAR 2 LOVE THEME FROM "A (ABC 12239) 32 34 8 CHAMPAGNE (Ariosa America/Capitol P7658) 74 85 3 STAR IS BORN" 32 GO YOUR OWN WAY O9 DANCING MAN (EVERGREEN) FLEETWOOD MAC (Reprise 8304) 23 12 12 Q (Epic 8-50335) 93 97 3 STREISA D (Columbia 3-10450) 1 16 33 FLY LIKE AN EAGLE 72 SAILING SHIPS DANCING QUEEN STEVE MILLER (Capitol 4372) 15 15 15 MESA (Ariola America/Capitol 7654) 72 79 7 ABBA (Atlantic 3372) 4 5 16 34 SAM 73 HELLO STRANGER DON'T GIVE UP ON US OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN (MCA 40670) 36 41 9 YVONNE ELLIMAN (RSO/Polydor 871) 88 - 2 DAVID SOUL (Private Stock 45129) 5 11 9 35 BOOGIE CHILD 74 REACHING FOR THE BEE 867) 29 14 11 DON'T LEAVE ME THIS WORLD 36 NEW KID IN TOWN HAROLD MELVIN & THE BLUE NOTES WAY EAGLES (Asylum E45373) 31 23 16 (ABC 12240) 77 84 5 THELMA HOUSTON (Tamla/Motown T54278F) 6 10 14 37 COULDN'T GET IT RIGHT 75 OLD FASHIONED BOY THINGS WE DO FOR CLIMAX BLUES BAND (Sire/ABC SAA 736) 46 57 7 THE 38 LIVING NEXT DOOR TO (YOU'RE THE ONE) LOVE STALLION (Casablanca NB 877) 85 100 3 10CC (Mercury 73875) 8 9 13 ALICE SMOKIE (RSO/Polydor 860) 33 22 17 76 ARRESTED FOR DRIVING 7 CARRY ON WAYWARD 39 BLINDED BY THE LIGHT WHILE BLIND SON MANFRED MANN (Warner Bros. 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    OCTOBER 30 NOVEMBER 12 1980 tstti: TErrar5 HAZEL O'CONNOR AQAM & THE ANTS ORCHESTRAL MANOEUVRES & STATUS QUO IN COLOUR - ^gW^**^Oct. 30-Nov. 121980 Vol. 2 No. 22 THE TIDE IS HIGH Blondie 2 TOWERS OF LONDON XTC 5 DANCING WITH MYSELF Generation X S GENTLEMEN TAKE POLAROIDS Japan 8 ONE MAN WOMAN Sheena Easton 11 GIVE ME AN INCH Hazel O'Connor 18 LA-DI-DA Sad Cafe 21 IN MY STREET The Chords 24/25 LET ME TALK Earth Wind & Fire 27 I NEED YOUR LOVIN' Teena Marie 30 ALL OUT OF LOVE Air Supply 30 PASSING STRANGERS Ultravox 35 The Tide Is High HEROES The Stranglers 39 WHOSE PROBLEM Motels 42 Blondie FASHION David Bowie 51 on Chrysalis Records JAPAN: Feature 6/7/8 HAZEL O'CONNOR: Feature 16/17/18 STATUS QUO: Colour Poster 28/29 &KS2ES3S—-— ADAM & THE ANTS: Feature 40/41 O.M.I.T.D.: Colour Poster 52 BITZ 13/14/15 BIRO BUDDIES 22&34 CARTOON 22 MADNESS COMPETITION 24 DISCO 27 Repeat chorus CROSSWORD 31 REVIEWS 32/33 WHITESNAKE COMPETITION 34 rl antSVO,Jtob STAR TEASER 36 IutHf'' t «herrnan FACT IS 43 INDEPENDENT BITZ 44 LETTERS 47/48 BADGE OFFER 48 GIGZ 50 chorus Repeat Editor Editorial Assistants Contributors Ian Cranna Bev Hillier Robin Katz Linda Duff Red Starr 9" 1 nts you to be Fred Dellar hw •"" STKiBut I II artT Advertisement w my deaf David Hepworlh Manager Mike Stand m V Rod Sopp m the kinda Kelly Pike ' ^ •* who aive" u ju« J Hk. th.t. (Tel: 01-439 8801) Jill Furmanovsky oh no Design Editor Assistant Steve Bush Steve Taylor Adie Hegarty 'roduction Editor Editorial Consultant Publisher Kasperde Graaf Nick Logan Peter Strong to fade Repeat chorus Editorial and Advertising address: Smash Hits, 52-55 Carnaby Street, London W1V 1PF.
  • Chansons Francaises

    Chansons Francaises

    CHANSONS FRANCAISES 1 A La Campagne Benabar 70 Cette année là Claude Francois 2 A la queue leu leu Bézu 71 Chanson pour l'Auvergnat Georges Brassens 3 à ma place (duo) Zazie / Bauer 72 Chante Michel Fugain 4 à nos actes manqués JJ Goldman-Fredericks-Jones 73 Charlie t'iras pas au paradis Gilbert Bécaud 5 A nous Robin des Bois 74 Coeur De Loup Philippe Lafontaine 6 A Paris Yves Montand 75 Color Gitano Kendji Girac 7 A toi Joe Dassin 76 Comme des enfants Coeur de pirate 8 a toutes les filles (avec chant) didier barbelivien 77 Comme d'habitude Michel Sardou 9 Adieu Coeur de pirate 78 Comme ils disent Charles Aznavour 10 Adieu Jolie Candy C Jerome 79 Comme un garçon Sylvie Vartan 11 Africa Rose Laurens 80 Comme un roc Nediya 12 Aimer a perdre la raison Jean Ferrat 81 Confidence pour confidence Jean Schulteiss 13 Aimer jusqu'à l'impossible Tina Arena 82 Couleur menthe à l'eau Eddy Mitchell 14 Alexandrie, Alexandra Claude Francois 83 Count Basie (Lil' Darlin') Henri Salvador 15 Aline Christophe 84 Coup de boule La Plage 16 Allo Maman Bobo Alain Souchon 85 Cupidon s'en fout Georges Brassens 17 Allumer le feu (chanté) Johnny Hallyday 86 Dallas Générique TV 18 Alors regarde (Live) Patrick Bruel 87 D'amour et d'amitié Céline Dion 19 Amants de St Jean Patrick Bruel 88 Dans I'eau de fa Claire fontaine Georges Brassens 20 Amsterdam Jacques Brel 89 Dans les yeux d'Emilie Joe Dassin 21 Andalouse Kenjdi Girac 90 Dans un vieux rock'n roll William Sheller 22 Antisocial TRUST 91 Debout Les Gars Hugues Aufray 23 Armstrong Claude Nougaro 92 délivrée, Libérée