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April 15,1967 9d weekly MONKEES 2 Sandie's Puppet MORE dancesto number two NES' 250,000 SALES SANDIE SHAW'S "Puppet Davy has Army medical On A String" passed the 250,000 mark this week TWOmoreMonkees' concerts in , in -and dancesito second addition to those already announcedfor June place in the NM Pop 30. 30, July 1 and July 2at Wembley's Empire Pool. Puppet " -7 which jerked That's thenewsthat reached the MM this week awaywith the Eurovision Song Contest in from Americansources,indicating that the ad- last Saturday-was writ- ditional appearances would be afternoon ten by Phil Coulter and shows. But at presstime, thereports could not Bill Martin. Itgave be confirmed in London. Britain its first ever vic- And there isstillnodecision about DavyJones' tory in the contest. call-ufor the America e Sandie's disc is nudgingFrank went hisme' Icaast week. and Nancy Sinatra's " Some - butthe resulth thin'Stupid " for thetop not been announced, spot - and maysnatch the number onepositionnext 70 -MINUTESHOW week. Publicist MarionRainford, of Interpop,told the BATTLE MM: " Eventhe Monkees'management don't knowyet what the resultwill be." Mit hard on Sandie'sheels are Meanwhile the Monkees withtheir third fans have beeninundatingthe MM British single "ALittle Bit with phone callsabout the Wembleyshows. Me, A LittleBit You."The Ticketscanonly be obtainedby sendingthecor- battle between Britain's rect money-prices Sandie and America's are30s, 25s, £1,15s, 10s Monkees is on! 6d and 7s6d-witha stamped addresseden- version of the An instrumental velopeto Monkees Concerts,BookingOffice, songbyaBelgian groupis rush released thisweek by Empire Pool, Wembley,Middlesex. CBS. It is by Martens There will benoother a group Brothers Style, attractionsonthe bill featuring twobrothers play- ing trumpetand trombone. and the Monkeeswill Sandie gained morethan twice beon stage for around as manyvotes as hernearest 70 minutes. rivalwith "Puppet OnA String " in Vienna. Theshow The Monkees' latest wastransmitted in sinle, itte link. via the Eurovision e, Little Bit You" She arrived back inEngland on Sunday and said: " I've jumped to num neverworked so hard inall thre n e Pop mylife. Now allI want is Thirty thisweek. Last anice cuppa and agood, long sleep." Sandie Shaw, flushed withsuccess,arrives backat LondonAirport. week itwas at 14. JIMIHENDRIX: I can't P:3 Davy-medical April 15,1967 Page2-MELODYMAKER, HUGEU.S.FREAK-OUTI HEADING

1 (I) SOMETHINGSTUPID Frank and NancySinatra, 2 (3) PUPPET ON A STRING Reprise SandieShaw, 3 (14) A.MTTLE BIT ME, ALITTLE Pye BITYOU...... Monkees, 4(13)'r!HA!SAIDIM-CLCH Manfred Mann,FontanaFontana OUR WAY 5 (2) RELEASE ME EngelbertHumperdinck, 6 15) THIS IS MYSONG Decca FULL scale American freak out may hitBritain HarrySecombe,Philips when International Times, the British"under- 7 (8)IT'S ALL OVER ground newspaper" hold their "14 -hourTechnl- CliffRichard,Columbia colour Dream" in London at the end of themonth. 8 (4) SIMON. SMITHANDHIS AMAZINGDANCINGBEAR Frank Zappe and the Mothers Of Invention maybe holidaying here during the free speech rave,and 9 (6)I AS ,Decca BATMANWhistling will be invited,aswell as U.S. pop artfilm maker 10 (15)URP HAZE Jack Smith,Deram Andy "Exploding Plastic Inevitable" Warhol, Itis will 11 (7) ELWEI ,Track rumoured that exploding Quintin Hogg balloons Vince Hill,Columbia be used to demonstrate greetings to the American 12 (19) allies. ____ Four Tops,Tamla Motown 13 (12)14 At a prearranged signal 800 bags of flourwereflung about Seekers, Columbia (27) by fans of the Flies at last Saturday's Chalk Farm ( Turtles, London feiv 15 (11)PENNYLA 'iceZPlnl*u /STRAWBERRYFIELDSFOREVER a Incredible, Too Long Ago to Remember, Sometimes Shouting At People. Beatles, Parlophone 15 (23)I'M GONNA ch Mitchell of the Experience mob- GET ME AGUN Cat Stevens, Deram 17(10)THISIS MY SONG bed in Leeds and Liverpool, while Jimi Hendrix cut his

Petula Clark, Pye foot . . 18 (20)BECAUSE on a broken fuzz -box Manfred Mann and Mike I LOVE YOU Georgie Fame, CBS Hugg writing jingles for 19 (9)

ORIE jeans and . . E .E THIS Val Doonican,Decca tea Small 20 (28) Facesholidaying abroad Dubliners, MajorMinor 21(22) Roy Budd for Palla- Pink Floyd, Columbia dium TVSunday. 22 (21) CH ME Keith Skues'history of pir- girl," Dave Dee,Dozy, Beaky,Mick and Tich, Fontana ate radio being checked " Daddywanted a boyand Mummy wanted a 23 (18)THERE'S A KIND by "anarmy ofsolici. OF HUSH Herman's Hermits,Columbia ing organ, at theSpeak- 24 (26)KNOCK ON hound hoses runtrips WOOD . Eddie Floyd, Atlantic Who's ideawas it to start throughSanFrancisco's easy Giorgio Gomel-

25 (16) . LOVE IS HEREAND NOW YOU'REGONE a " ForgiveTheLovin' drug and hippie areas ski has brought a Ferrari, provided Chris Barber is entering his Supremes, Tamla Motown Spoonful - campaign-and passports are why? Engelbert Hum- newLotusfor German 26 (17) ONA CAROUSEL race Hollies, Parlophone perdincklivesabove a Paragon have 27 (24) GIVEIT TO ME Troggs, Page One furniture storeinHam- MANAGER sent 20 colourfilmsof Alan Price and the "Dan- 28 (25) AL Prince Buster, Blue Beat mersmith. . Plattersare rushing chart high with AVEBALFE,d,Its larrnrcr cing Bemr "toAmerica. 29 (-IMMY MAC A Mart the Vandellas, TamlaMotown " With This Ring" States. D plus another 20tothe 30 j-LEDTC-ATE 0 THE ONE I LOV Mama's and Papa's RCA side. player, is now road mana- C nn 1 In e01 Time Where did ger for the Good The RAUER'S Losers . . Yardbird's -'-e--r:ONGACREPIIntLTD., 1967 get his posh telephoneac- plane had tocircle a cent? Singer Just Jane ... Swedishairportfor90 POP 30 PUBLISHERS tried14 groups to geta THE CURSE Tamla Motown sound weekly tonic minutes using up petrol - because if was overweight I Gwen Wood, 2 Maumee) 3 Screen Gems; 4 19 Campbell Connelly; 20 Scoff, Solomon; 21 stillcan'tget the right Domestic and Service Bran; 5 Palace. 6Leeds: 7 Acta f.Rose; 8 for landing, Dunn*, 22 Lynn; 23 Francis Coy and Hunter, group . ..Manfred Mann Schroeder; Mills;10 ameto; II Willornson; Rovers4-2atHarrow. Belinda; 26Gralto; 27 Dick The Cream satin with the )2 Carlin;13 Springfield;14 Chardn;5 Nor- 24 25Conlin, owes Plonk Lane 200 cig- BobHoustonscoreda OF THE thernSomas; 16 Cot, ClLeeds; 18Feldrnon, lorries) 28 Melodist; 29 Carlin) 30 Peter Maurice arettes. Butterfield Band, hat -trick and Ray Davies Mitch Ryder and Wilson scored direct from a cor- Pickett in Greenwich Vil- ner kick...Derek Green REVIVED CARTONS lagelast week . At left Strike Records to join the farewell party for the RCA Great Britain as pro- Sfaxtour-.Mick Jagger, WHICH toptenartist motion chief . . Now Marianne Faithful), And- willfollow up with Cat Stevens really looks 45 rew Oldham, Steve Win-

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HENDRIX can't sing! ereOo sez so?"outraged Hendrix JIMIfans will demand, at this startling statement.But before MM readers who dig the soundsof "Purple Haze,"" Hey Joe " and enjoy the stage act of Jimi, NoelRedding and Mitch Mit- chell reach for their red ink ballpointsand searchfrantically for the address of Mailbag, it shouldbe understoodthe state- mentcomesfrom-Jimi Hendrix. BOB DAWBARN REPORTS THE MM TRIP Jimi, who came toBri- tain from America last year BY CHRISWELCH under the aegis of ex -Ani- different. He's jESUIS TRES KNACK- all the travelling was wort h here in England.When 1first shend is very mals bass player Chas Where did Jimifind his first I numbers. Cat Stevensis ridiculous." .,ERED!AftertheMM's it.And even had asit of Joe " and came overI woohaving little in ithBenny Watersat Chandler, who is now his great too,and Engelbert Hum- hit number-" Hey Where Is Jimi happiest weekend trip to Paris with had he heard the manyother plays togetherwith Mitch and 60 readers, London seems the Cigale. We also had a manager,broughttremen- perdinck Is very, veryprofes- Noel. Noel can playreally fast playing? " Ilike playing clubs, shrouded Inmist - actu- sit -In down the Slow Club dous excitement to the sional, He knows exactly versio hois hutIdon't want to playthem a of with a French group. ey Joe' is atraditiona bass and Mitch-well ally dueto glazing group worldwith a hard- what, he Is best drummers.He for the rest of mylife. We theeyes formedpartby " It's the first time weve unnyplayln song tti'splikrot 1:00 99kr. one of the with what we are partbycog. been out of Britain and it's hitting sound with its roots ea y can doanything." are satisfied fatigue and Idon't know if old because nac fumes. been great." inbluesand BobDylan forthistour. ofit, Who were Jfini'sinfluences? doing at the moment, Editor lack Hutton and likeitonalltours but erent arrangements it's playing the way wefeel. Usuallywhen reporting laced with freak -out show- is the first " Well,Ilike a lot of guitar I left London together on beforeI go on I turn and Timmy Rose was the music an NMtrip to Paris, lib- Just players, but I don'tcopy. I Ijust want to make erallyscatterthearticle Friday afternoon - much manship. round and find eguitar string to do it slowly. I likeit played free form. disgust Hutton likeEricClapton and some acceptable.It's pimath quotes front the cus tothe of find my guitar slo.sly.Thereareprobably I The music is loud, deafen- is broken. or I of the thingsJeff Beck does ' I Justwink could sing rs, This timewith no who regards me as is all out of tuneafterIlust 1,000versions ofitfast by can't . . .but it has a lot of I was really nice, but I know I setItinerarylike festi- of Jonah aroundwhom ing kinda don't kno theByrda,Standelles,Love and that cat VicBriggs. val or concerts, I'm beaten. planes have brake failure soul and invention. In the tuned it.I reallysurprisedtofindso sing. I Nat feelthe words out. that. They and others." hit a They hit Paris like a shell - and cars run off the road terminologyofthe hippy, whet to say about Experience many bluesguitarplayers I lusttryallrightto dif. Maybehe's ght, This just ' or The style of the burst and exploded in it's valid. seems verywell formed. Was here.Theymostlyplaythe pretty note, butIt'. hard. I'm ferent directions. timethecoarich dugwho tt ey not ge mg more ofanentertainer and was mg and hadtohe Itexported from NewYork? same stylebut you can sure Some went to jeer clubs, Jimiis a happy, uncompli. of us unless we areoffi- tell the differences. PeteTown- performer than a singer." others to the discotheques. taken to a public bus gar catedperson, who getshis jolly thrownoff the tour." " No, the style wasformed Othen took full advantage age for runnIng repairs of being allowed todrink We arrived in Paris kicks from playing and has at six ant. Many wentsight- around10 pm and spent the American affinity for show- seig. thefirstnight...Piing man ship which Britishersfind I did catch up with two the delights of French food hardtoadoptnaturally,or of them - AlanRobertson under the guidance of even understand. The Sound of and FrankMcMullan who Paris' answer to Egon Ron. If appeared on play and drums re- ay,Mike Hennessey. a pop showbiting a flaming Entertainment spectively with theAlmond The fond was as geed us ever and Parislooks even guitar with his teeth, he would Valley TrioinEdinburgh. beauti- on . We've had a fabulous more like the most be regarded as atraitor by cess tIme,saidAlan. Even ful city in Europe -and thousands of dedicatedfans. the most expensive - un- But says Jimi: "I regard my- d r the new campaignto self as a guitarist and enter- singles t.) The new wash every building. hit residents, too, seemed even tainer." and that doesn't stop *CORDS more expertA conning vis- him creating something origi- itorsthan I remembered. nal and remaining true to his Whoeversaid Paris was musical beliefs. toogoodfortheFrench 1 met Jimi at his bright and THE had point/ airy apartment at the topof After a day's eating, RONNIE drinkingandlookingwe a modern block nearMarble POZO-SECO headed on Saturdaynight. Arch. He waslisteningex- SINGERS JONES for theGigale - partly citedly to acetates of tracks to hear Benny Watersand from his forthcoming LP. Excuse Me Little Bitty partlytosatisfyHenne- Pretty One sey'scavingforasiton. Dear Martha We achievedbothobjec- Ow Put Your TearsAway tives, BURNT -OUT cjw I Believed It All 2699 Benny toldusthereIs 2681 somehope that the Man- chester SportsGuild may He smokedendless cigaret- bringhimtoBritain. I tes andcrouched on alow hope they succeed.Me was in flowery, vio- In excellent form ontenor. stool dressed PANDAMONIUM GAYLORD PARRY DAVE WALTON also, soprano andclarinet lently coloured shirt and didn't sound trousersinasparsely furni- No Presents For Me I'm Coming Home and certainly a Lady likea manwho wasold shed room.The screen of 2664 qw I'm On The Up 2683 e nough toplay with King TV set wascoveredinsoot c/o Shines From His Eyes Ow He II NeverKnow 2709 Oliver. used for with Unfortunately he is work- andhadn'tbeen weeks.The hi -11 equipment UNISPHERE ing - until May9 when he in JERRY VALE THE GNOMESOF ZURICH 14W''SHURE cones theCloak - with wasbright and new and agroupthatwouldget constant use. Have You Seen The One I Love Go By High Hopes microphoneswithbudt,n thebird In almostany " Ican'treadanoteof Two new club. The lead- C/vi Signs 2682 c/w Pretender 2694 egeinstbreath sounds,wind B ritish Pug music," grinnedJinn, lingering PHReetion er Is JacquesButler, a burnt -outwreckofhis noise, audience noneend loudspeaker trumpeter whohas a cast the w6rk close up, or at a method guitar whichburst into flames squad.You can iron Ilp,a unique the openingnight ofhis of natural.smooth of soloingtechnicalprob- on dielanee,and be sure lems and a wayof phras- tourwiththeWalkerBro- responsefor both voiceend music ing which can onlydes- thers. cribe asbelongingtothe How was thetour goitig? Hilarious school oflaca. I of the tour are tempted to des- "The bosses would be givingushel " ealed cribeItastheleastre- warding trumpetInParis e orga GEORGIE If hadn'tbeendis- chance to FAME German gent provedproved by Because ILove You who wanderedin and in. d vul- chart5hcit6*- sisted onglowing from in gar.but we play our actas 202587 bandstand. front of the wehavealwaysplayedIt Some of the partygot to there the Chat Qui/eche where everywhereelse,and PAUL REVERE & THE RAIDERS BRIAN POOLE THE EXCEPTION they reported startling have neverbeen com laints prices and someaaaaa Jame bets Ups & Downs That RemindsMe The Eagle FliesOn Friday rrom DexterGordon. 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JAN & DEAN SIMON & GARFUNKEL TIM ROSE ILJ IR E The odd surprises have a dim memoryof "The thing that Yellow Balloon playing drums atthe Liv. meaboutthetouristhe At The Zoo Morning Dew Full detailslion. ins Roomwhile MikeHen- WalkerBrothers.I expect 202630 202608 202631 SHURE ElectronicsLtd nesseyplayedpiano.But done, could them to sing all pretty songs, 84 Bleekluarsyoga. London SE I Icouldn't have but they have a goodvariety Tol:WATorloo 6361. IT Page4-. April 15, 1967 Melody VINCEHILL MakerGeorgieFame SINGLETO 161 FleetSt..London. E.C.J. -Move Telephones Met Street 5011 JACK HUTTON. Editor BERELEASED BOB HOUSTON. Ass.Editor BOB DAWBARN. FeaturesEditor ALAN WALSH News Editor due NEXTMONTH MAX JONES for VINCE America be single to"Edelweiss" we CHRIS HAYES GEORGIEFAME VINCEHILL'Sfollow-up CHRIS WELCH goes to Ame- released onMay 5. hut the B side will be rica'LP for hisfirst The Asideiabei ke secret, BILE WALKER touras a of anewBBC -TV serieswhich starts gueston a Gene Pitneytour for "MirkyDunn," thetheme NICK JONES four FamejoinsPitney tour onMay 8. the themefor a newHollywood film weeks fromJune 30. Vinceis alsodoing "When The World I; ADVERTISEMENT MANAGER singing asongentitled Georgiewill beunable chester'sTwisted WheelClubon Sat. - moant for the Movein maketheir first "The LongDuel," to take his day and " double"in cabaret thecredits. PETER WILKINSON own band andwill bebacked from Sun- sitto the States, Ready" over toe the an on the day until April22 at Club MM aStriluTicelialg (IS).ii up. tour byan Americangroup, Latino, South Manager TonySecunda told the Provincial News Editor JERRY Shields andLa Dolce Vita,Newcastle. on Monday:"Cables areflying about at VreerrsIlismgeer His firstCBS single looks asif the tourwill DAWSON, 2-4 Orford Road, You "BecauseILove Georgieappears with the Harry South present butit reached18 in the June I for14 days.It's week. MM Pop30 this OrchestraattheBrightonFestival on commence on TAKE-OVER Manchester1. Central 3232 April 29. possiblethattheywillappearatthe NO doing allthe Georgie andhis bondplay Brooklyn Fos, and we'll be McGARITY at Man- Negotiationsare taking place atthe TV and radio we can on ourpermit." EMI take-overbidfor RecordsandNorthern ANPYe music TREMELOES DISC Songs Ltd -the Beatle publishing companywasruled TOUR out as anunfoundedrumour TO 'FM 'IR I MELoES, whasO bythecompaniesconcerned s new discis"SilenceIs this week, Beatles Golden," released onApril 21, spokesrriansaid: An EMI next LP havelinedup anumber of "We are notnegotiatingwith BRITAIN plugs Inc the disc, Theywill either of them,"while MrDick trombonist a filmclip AMERICAN alsobe making James,directorofNorthern ' for promotion of the disc. Mon- Lou McGarity, well Songs' told the MM on forhis They are on Easy Beat(April day, "Thereis no truthwhat- knowninBritain Pops(20); and BennyGood. !Be Top Of The soeverintherumours workwith stillnodetails ) and thenflyto Germanyfor the chairman ormy- man'sbandand various NO decision appearances on TVfrom Br approached by has been made intheAtlanticstudiosand hoped to ahem] the two day self have been Eddie Condon groups,will on the materialwhich make a numberofappear- event to be held at London's GREAT CHARITY SHOW 11111. EMI." make his first tour ofthis willmakeup thenext ances. Alexandra Palace from Satur- country in November.Dates Beatles LP,says press officer They will spendtwo weeks day, April 29. A HOST of stars arc appear- 'AIRIERCONCERTS STATES BAN arebeing set by the Davison Tony Barrow. in the studios followedby two On Saturday afternoon ingata weeks of club dates ,. specialcharity Agencyfora tourbegin- in Green- teach -ins, discussions and for- show for spasticsat the F.10- Varioustrackshavebeen wichVillage.Thetrip DDIE MILLER, U.S.tenor YORK, Monday -An ning on November25. recorded for will ums on free speechwillbe plea Pool, Wembley,on Sun- E the aibu endwithaconcertatthe held andfront8 pm to10 day (10). The show Isorgan- star, finished his first tour NEWembargo onallforeign tit Serea Fillmore Auditorium, San am Sundaymorninggroups ised by the Daily Express, ofBritain,esa soloist with been slapped onby taper Francisco. the Alex Welsh band, at Lon- acts has BRITISH BUSTER ear will perform, giving their ser- theApizaer.ineheoltehrnecisoheosw re the US authorities,reports nil." vices free. don's 100 Club tomorrow (Fri- isin con- Paul day), Ren Grevatt. This BUSTER open his thereisno guarantee POP -FOLK 'DREAM' Jones,the. Kinks, the Cream, nection with the currentstrike thatthey snumbers named the Troggs, Geno Washington Tonight he appears atthe by members of theAmerican PRINCEBritish tour on April 27 will be on the LP,"said Bar- Ire-1..H?uirs 1th- RICH ON BBC -2 and the Ram Jam Band, Lulu, Fox And Hounds, Haywards Federationof Televisionand withadouble date,playing AnT,,,,,\IN.Tur Heath for the Sussex Jazz Soc. the Ram Jam Club. RICH and his orch- the Alan Price Set, the New Radio Artists against thethree planned by London's "undef- VaudevilleBand. tety. Miller then stayson for and the Bag O'Nalls. BUDDYestra,currently touring David and major TV networks. CREAM SINGLE ground " movement featuring Jonathan, Freddie and the concert engagements with the At present, the bans seems Someofhisotherdotes dozens of pop and folkgroups this country for the first time, Dreamers, Chris Farlowe, Cliff Tenor Of Jazz unit. have been rearranged and the starinBBC -2's Something to apply to foreign actswith In aid of International Times, Bennett, the Eagle Brass Band American TV commitments. fulltout-isnow: RitzBall- THE single recordedby the the underground movement SpecialonThursday,April and DJ Simon Dee, room andDighethinstitute, Cream during theirrecent 20. The Rich band concludes NO DISC First British group to suffer newspaper raided by the pol- The Eagle Brass Band will are the New VaudevilleBand Birmingham(28), Uppercut American tour will bereleased ice, itstour this week and with also play for the crowd out- Forest Gate (29), Carnival in mid -May. twoconcertsatChatham's who cancelled a trip to Ameri- Hall, Basingstoke, and Crick- Leading American pop art Central Hall on Saturday (15) side the Pool before the show. nONOVAN's current Ameri- ca last weekend to appear on Around thesame time. the filmdirector AndyWarhol. -- cansingle,"Epistle To the Grammy Awards TV show. etersHotel,Chensey (30), followed by two at the Cov- London's Crornwellian (MayI). groupwillreturn to New and" freak out" group the entry Theatre, Coventry (16). DAVIS JOINS BUD Dippy," willnot be released York to completea new album Mothers Of Invention are In England. Beachcomber, Nottingham (2), Stevenage Locarno (31,Bris- TENORIST EddieLockjaw Thereason,accordingto MM CHARITY GAME FLOYD DROPPED his manager. Ashley Kozak. is toltocarno (4),Ric y Ticky Davis ended his solotour, clubs, Southampton and with the Harold McNairquay- that the press Melody Maker football CHARLES LLOYD TO A LAST minute shakeup troyersialdrug.takingImpli THE Hounslow (5). Toft's Ballroom, tet, at Wimbledon's Dog And team plays a charity Folkestone, and Ska Bar, on BBC TV's Top Of The Fox on Sunday. Henow joins match In aid of Dr. Barnardo's Pops last week cancelledap- Woolwich(6),CentralHell, forces with Ben Webster, instead, Donovan's next Homes at Ilford Football Club Gillingham(7),CardiffTop DO LONDON CONCERTS pearances by the Pink Floyd' EddieMiller and Bud Free- single will be another of his on April 23. Kick offIs at 3 and the Move who were both Rank(8),London's Marquee rNEGHOLI.AldT1CDINaSisonbeAtween the man forthe Tenor Of Jazz own songs, "Tinker And The Pm. (8),Dorothy Ballroom. Cam- "in the can" to be onthe concert package. Crab."Areleasedatehas show. The MM hopestoinclude bridge(10), Skewan'sBall- Itwastohave been There are only three Ten& 'Yet,..111,Joe. finalised. Rayand the Charles Lloydquargtglscymanand. the Pink Floyd's first appear- Dave Davies, of the room, Swansea (II), Stafford Of Jazz concert dates:at Lon- Kinks;BarryFenton,actor Assembly Hall and Power a- ,,-,agement have been completed, and ance an Top Of The Pops. don's Queen Elizabeth Producer Stanley Dorfman Hall on SIMONE DUE Tom Courtenay: singer Henry Ballroom, Edgbaston (12). --. the quartet will appear at two con- Saturday (15), Manchester's Tudor; folk star Noel Murphy; Chelmsford Corn Exchange told the MM on Monday: " We Free Trade Hall (17) and Bris- . certs on June 17 atLondon's and scriptwriter Ian LeFren- (13),IronCurtainClub,St filmed the Floyd and the Move tol's Colston Hall (18). Groups SIMONE and conned- West Ham's Geoff Hurst Elizabeth Hall. beforelast week's show be- NINA Mary Cray andBrixton Ram i on the bill are the Alex Welsh Ian Dick Gregory arrive will referee. Jam Club(I4). -.... Itisexpected that the line-up cause they were both playing band and Lennie Felix trio. for theirfirstBritish concert (tnr,illutp,,Keith out oftownonThursday tourtoday(Thursday) and , .111.44,willbe Lloyd night. Naturally we wanted to open at Portsmouth Guildhall Jarrett (pro), Cecil McBee (bass) getthefilmInthecanIn AMERICA BOON tomorrow (Friday). LLOYD and Jack De Johnette (des). casetheirnew recordsen- teredthechart.Infact on Alan Bourn Setflyto The rest of their dates here our combined chart the Floyd THEAmerica on June 29 are Colston Hall, Bristol -for (April16),Free Trade Hall. droppedthereplacessoIt a one-nighter. They appear Make Manchester (18), Royal Albert sure ruled them out of the show." thatnightattheRiverdale Concert Hall, New York, and Hall, London (19), Town Hall, leave early the Birmingham (20), UpperCut, PIRATE RADIO next day to Forest Gate, London (22),and NEW! returnto England. Nina appears on herown at 91 wants pirate rad On July 1 they are at the the Ram Jam Club, Brixton you get BRITAINThat's the result shown Cavern Club, Dereham. (23)and Dick Gregorywill by a survey among adults con- Tomorrow (Friday) the appear before invited guests at ductedbyNationalOpinion group flies to Cannes for the London'sBag(MailsClub Polls. premiereoftheAlm, "The the same night. R*B The survey was conducted Killing Game," and forcab- They are due to appear in ELECTRONIC on behalf of Radio London. aret. a BBC TV Dick Gregory Spec- The result was: ban the sta- On April 16 they make their tacularoil April 17, announces MICROPHONE tions,18 per cent;let them debut at London's Saville promoter Mervyn Conn and continue, 69 per cent and don't Theatre on the bill topped by gue ol the Simon Dee Show know. 12 per cent Bit Diddley and Ben E. Hine. on Atstirilin Rsm,42-1- C ON FOLK 111 N,1 t MORTALconcert for the ingbyJeremy layliir and Scots group theBrack. ri,,1 AMPLIFICATION PERFECT Sydney Carter. a Canadian girl, Laverne Squires, OF BRASS &WOODWIND ley,Cot.eDuackrham,toalteosf piercte Julie Felixis on Call My for whomBruceis at Newcastle City Hall on Fri- Bluffon BBC -2thisFriday predictinggreat things. -WITH NO DISTORTION day, April 28. The guestsil- andon BBC Light'sSwing. Heislooking III alongfor fora Lon- simply, right on your instrument,this new, light lustrate the breadth of interest thelasttimethe donvenueforanall -Scots

same day. She is on Dee Time IllMountedmini -mike provides full amplificationof saxes, clarinets, of the man who started what club he is planning,with Nigel was (and stiltis, from what I on BBC -Inext Tuesday and Denveras resident, preferably TheWorld's trumpets and trombones, with completefreedom hear) the best traditional club next Thursday isin The Frost on a Saturday. Nigel's Best IIIflutes,of movement. Kit includes mike and mount,control box in the country-the Spinners, Report. new LP fitted with on Major -Minor is doingwell, shut-off plug. Berg Larsen mouthpieces Bob Davenport, the Watersons, The Dublinerswere on A I hear.

Music llandmike mount also available. Send for leaflet givingdetails Alex Campbell and the local CellarFullof FolklastSat- Ashton-under-Lyne Weekly To Rosetti, M.M.R.B., 37 Sun Street,London E.C.2. High Level Banners. urday rwithBillClifton and folk club hasjoinedthe Proceeds go in aid of can- Mary O'Hara. The Womenfolk Lanca. by filling 111 Shiregroupofclubswhich in thiscoupon cer research. have a repeat showingof are booking singers handing and - on a co- 20, their Tonight in Person BBC it On Thursday, April operative basis.Future book- toyournewsagent Bob Davenport's oldclubat 2 show this Sunday. ings the FOx,Islington,at which D orlta Y Pepe star in anew forthecircuitarethe Southern Natterjacksnext week,the JackElliotwas a frequent Serenade series Watersons, LEMINIMMINE11111111111 gueSt, presents the Watersons starting n BBC Lightnext who'll beinSal- ford,Blackpooland Accring- forone of their last I.ondon Monday. On Saturday, June 3, ton appearances, with gypsy sing- they take part In the firstcon- inApril23,25 and 26, Please SOME OF THE TOP NAMES Dorris Henderson, Copier supplyMelody ,phoebeSmith and the cert of the BBC International Three, and Makerevery week NOW USING ORRECOMMENDING Rakes. FestivalofLightMusicat Johnny Silvio. Phoebe has promised to the Festival Hall. Clubs Inthe circuitare Sal- bring along a fiddler friend Tom Rush is tovisit ford (Sunday), Blackburn from her local andifI know Britain in May and blues sing. (Monday),Blackpool(Tuesday) her there's bound to he some er Judy Roderick will be here Accrington (Wednesday),Burn. step dancing! inJuly.Itisexpectedthat fey(Thursday),andAshton As their contribution to Na- they will both appear at the (Friday). ADDRESS RIB tionalFolkWeek.theFox Cambridge Folk Festival from National Folk Week is presenting Scan Tester, July 29to30. starts011April 29when HRH Fred Jordan, Bob Roberts and Brute Dunnet'snew club the Princess Margaret ,iIu14 PIK, 10., DON RENDELL will de- ROLAND KIRK the Rakes on May 4. attheRoebuck,Tottenham clareitopenatCecil Sharp Other Fox plans Include a Court Road,isslowly begin- House.Theprogramme STAN ROBINSON BERG LARSEN for visit by the Happy Wanderers Mtn to take over theplace the weekincludesover Is= hand of street in 1,000 GRAHAM BONDORGANISATION London's weekly schedule events. On Saturdayafternoons, Handthis inearly June, Harry Crabb's previously heldbyhis Scots April29,there'llhe dancing toyour U.S. 14 -strong North London Con- Noosesessions. newsagent and manyothers in the Regularsat inTrafalgar Square. KARL. LESLIE EVANS - certina Band, and a joint even- the Roebuckon Fridaysare DALLAS, th,1951 --Page MEL( 1DYMAKER,April DYLAN SINGLE SPOONFUL TOURIS

it IP. POSTPONED ',Prfil British tourhasbeen:- MAY RELEASE THE Levin'Spoonful's Inml .Pilaopy wasdue tOstart 'paned. The tour tosharet NEW singles by Bob TherestofBuck'sdates J. Probyhad beenauggexted VAUDEVILLE DISC ALSO OUT are Manchester SportsGuild and P. Dylan andthe New billing. brinilis the (15). Bull's Head, Barnes v...... ,iym arenow underler VaudevilleBandare re- AlanKlein. The B-sideis Inmid -Augustfor a further (withoutChiltonband)(17), l "Rosie " by Stephens and 16 days of night club work. London's 100 Club (21), Dog 2s=rititls the Youngawait, nor leased inthe next three Anoner Amer cangrup, weeks. John Carter. ItIs out on May The group has signed for a AndFox,Wimbledon(with May 17 for afortnight'stour. _ 5. newFrenchfilm,inwhich Chiltonband)(23),Chanel, in Britain on The Dylansingle, released On Saturday, the NVB are they will have acting roles as ham Town Hall (25) and Herm. as T TOUR onMay 5, featurestwo at Canterbury Technical Col. well singingfoursongs liege Ballroom, Hitchin (213). BILL COLEMAN FORR tracks from lege;theyplaytheMajestic and playing the title music. his recent playerBillColeman.who Hotel, St Annes.on-Sea (April JONES FILM A MERICANtrumpet year,re- " albu 19) and Romano's, Belfast successfullylast -" Leopard Skin CLAYTON SOLO " touredthis country Littlejohn (22). turns to tourwith the TonyMilliner-Alan Hat" with"MostLikely,o trumpet slur Buck Clay. JONES finished his re- You Go Your TOM at sextet laterthis month. Way And I'll HERD RETURN US. a shortsolo cord breaking session (Tab onFriday, tonbegan The opening dateis al OsterleyJazz .0444113-sIde. tour, accompanied by John London's Talk Of The Town atgirminghani last Saturday, after aweek's April 21 andColeman then appeers 25, I IiiIlerd,whothisweek ChiRon'sSwiss Kings, at Lon. London's100 ClubSi isfilled" extension. Manchester Mord. (25), DYLAN: albumtracks I Centra'l returned from 16 days In don's Dopey Dick's yesterday Nottingham 291, London'sPurcell Room(Mopittiltollin wrti, IA n . St Trolley, will be back there (Wednesday). Tom's entire cabaret act With Blackpool (5)andManchester show on (3),ilitywor s Heath(4), recorded during the roil. Friday andwillbereleased as anLP atthe end ofthe DEBUT summer. TERRI QUAYEMAKESRONNIE'S JOIN Jonesis due to appear on debut atRonnie THEMM RAVE ITV's Eamonn AndrewsShow Terri Quayemakes tier April 22. " A realgas of a weekend next Sunday. SINGERScott's OldPlace on working In -thatwas the verdict of the 250 jazz fans who went withthe MM to "Detroit City" dropped out Terri has lustreturned fromtenweeks the Berlin Jazz Carmen Jones Festivallast November.Thisyear,the festival ison again -and stars the Miles Davis of the MM Pop 30 this week. Berlin with anall-star groupcomprising Wright (alto,(lute), DavePyke(vibes),Frits Quintet and JohnHandy'sgroup,as well as Erroll Garner and Sarah Vaughan. Once again the MM is Jones's latest single, "Funny., Opt), Leo and JoeNay Mrs). running Familiar. Forgotten I:cella:IA Faller (ono). Ilona140(.1M/irk, (bassi ajazz weekendby air to the festival:for just 25 guineas, YOU could be flown to Berlin, stay ri11,IO 1)..,r, at a good hotel for theduration of thefestival and then flown backto London. Don't miss thejazz weekendof theyear -from November 3-5.Fillin the coupon Now for full ee.its of this fabulousjazz trip. 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1'11 a oIon!minion!! !minimPt.! ------all .illii1111111h11ana11111II1i1111111111Rlllllrlrlr, Peen Of/Y MAKf.N, AIKII10,1007 RENDELL PEOPLE QUINTET THERE AREFEW WHO ARE TOLERANT WOOING GENUINELY EVERYBODY HASPREJUDICES9 THENON- DRUGS somethingthatis going 10 of what hehas done arebe- ThFre's a very and even- you. RENDELL:groat ginning toshow, vaguedividing line between Soprani) tually our housewill be in Iresent the have whatIsright and what Is questionbe. order. Iwould hate to while everybody -KLIEVERS cause theword"drugs" Socialist asour, wrong. e.g nowadays adogmatic hatesintolerance, could we unfortunately leader, asI wouldhate any afforded to be CAUGHT IN THE ACT takes Intoomany thingsfor Thisiswhat really have comfort, dogmatist. tolerantof Flitter? and Ithinkthere suspectaboutSocialism- TNa ofthe oughtto be specialdelights ersnew,.LP," Pack a series ofsub- it'sdogmaticnature,al- UpYour Randall/Carrquintetre Sorrows(AshRecords). divisionswhichcan warn Itendtobe that now eufficintly well known not inn thebill lost She- people though . have to mum ... them once Rrennan, weekW43Alicre ofthedangers a 4004440On taking of waymyself. e osin, end on Sunday vening talentedsinger, 4114 certaindrugsand the GUITARIDOLS e t the Royal Court whose voice Theatre andrepertoireore right psychological effects of Club,after a somewhat shaky instreem of In the others.The start, due I thinkto problems tradition. the English subjectis being ofmoustics andimnplification, ERICWINTER. treatedterriblyfrivolously MAILBAG It'sfunny everybodyis the band proceededproceededto*Hence by people because thebar whoIndiscrimin- diggingguitarists atelycondemn has been anim- believers g Ply with the THEMOVE everything best pagesin the guitar .tied --- underthe One of the partof the pop andoriginalmaterial one heading- 1 alwayslook in portant the! they doso well. r drugs.Or the paper. It's prob- A LOTofpeoplemoan on the other hand mention of me. scenefor years. Rendellwas the INN to break , be.. by hippies vain for a cause theydon'tsee who considerit ablybecausesomegood throughwith being a TV rushing head axed intodust aila good thing. haveemerged,who longtenorsoloonthethird theyIle to see the when It'sa ter. guys number, " Tan Move.There riblyworryingthing. don't need mentioningbe- Sankt," and is re.een This afterthetonsillar" shades" timefor " Wefeel It's is whyIsuggested got audiences to enjoy recently causethey have been men- ...... tremendousrear- the sound,"soy the thatcomparatively STEVIE WINWOOD and it's good lionforhissoprano workon thiswas the Move. And harmless tioned enough, " aback sale atBrighlon'e drugs like digging klotrigolds," one of ',Cadillac Club last marijuana should toseeeverybody rat Carrickcompost wherenot TV SundaY,, be takenoff thedangerous them. Bens whichwere featured dug to be or anmeows's,' I think anyone asgood ing the seen. Thetransitionfroml, drugs list,although thismay make evening. gimmickryto musicmay haver, seem paradoxical asStevie is bound to Afterthe Interval Carr leftthe atfirst, ifhe makes mis- Intohis got more Immaturefans, and to emphasise it,even strideon oneofhis izilinItatthe the clan. and releases the ooawan tunes, !neasy S°Icy Mani box motebut sera in heroin in particular. takes d wrongrecords atfirst. I RONNIE SCOTT'S thewhoennsationCI °the While smoking by this timethe bondseemed Move'spresence may not be don't think he canfail. to be breethIng - presence, dangerous,it'snotneces. CLUB muchmore only achieved by on excep,, easily " The Blues" from sarllya good thing and it's Mack, Brown tienelle deed and111WWWItfltini4 It has given me a lot of and Salo, is badtohave beautifularrangement by g'suR a mystique pleasure-that sounds like a rick, ehowed Cu,.Thefront line,Trey Burton,' aboutIt,and boththese anotherspect or Roy Wean, wedding speech. Avery Ma hand's CarlWaynndm things helpedcreateone. ility withIan Chris Belfordall sing like good scene, although some- usingPlungermuteandDon Ingers,while le INTOLERANCE drummer , running thegamut of reedsIn ...an cooks Be timesIhave beenutterly build up surprisingly away behind with' full Impressiveapproach Thisissuch a boring bored by some of the Eng- gliingtonsound, hers Ilk." Ntim.:' ROCKERS Altogethern fin programme It's In The Pockel question because everybody lish gear Ihave seen there, from Ike " Sap," You've aeonCheat.'l most satisfyingbond and I'm not talking about around, and Mg." and"I CanHear The hates intolerance but when this timeiteves Grass Grow"demonstrate the' most people say" Ihate Stan Tracey. I think Ronnie Rndell'snight,thereshould 'Move'. tight, It's a remarkable thing bea innel word for TrevorTom. beautifully re - intolerance" they don'tre. Scottisunderratedasa kin, surelythe most heartedwallofsoud. Their they havesurvived, There's tenor player. By the way, Improved harmoniesstaboutalikesoul alise that intolerance isvery drummeron thesteno one Beach Boys, nothingfashionableabout similarto and as we are talking about jazz who HelensItswellas swings yet somehow each rockers, prejudice, They - singer retains diatInctive In- were not everybodyhasprejudices. Ithought Freddie Hubbard CHRISTOPHERBIRD dIviduality whichadds to the helped by thepress or TV. , We all and Max Roachon TV re- power of the Hoverather than Ina way it's a good have preconceived 1 confusingar theIssue. scene ideas of other people. Ifyou centlywas a real knock -out. MICHAEL They e herd -working, thatnoteverybody has see a ROSEN affected,polished man with a rich andproles. turned out to be hippies.A brogue in a hugesweater, Monet act with that vital lotofrockersareonly YBtiMG Canadianie " siddedIngredient - thee smokinga pipe and striding people who happento wear along the Cornish TOM McGUINNESS , 7,,17,12:a leather jackets. coast you hisritish debut 1413334at HICK say: " Ah a son of the soil. the Courts"Club,Leicestor Mike has Mc.,relaxedstyle Wonderful fishermen, that y'know" In fact hemay be He's capable of playing on numbers"*W. suchP.'""IYas Ray EVANS BIGBAND a sex maniac. You maysee excellent guitaras long as Please Don't Go" nd " Buck- thegroup isn't playing be- dermer's Choice." HOMOSEXUALS an Italian covered in Ne play. COE of hind him. When folk/blues closets, such as the hisrdest tasks pimples outsidea strip club. we are all " Corn. Rack Baby" and "Pan. musicianscan set them- Ideplore the sniggering Yet hemay be a great pain- playing together heturns J Limited," selves todayisto ake asuc softlybilking caseof gossip that ter. Young people havethe into a stuttering wreck.He wards, sothattheydon'tht lassorchemstra Many goes on about get In theway of the Impres- have tried in thiscountry, who'squeer and who isn't. same prejudicesas the old alternates between being siveandsensitiveeccompni rnachingthesupremeheights because theyare pre,udiced terribly niceand unbeliev- 411314. ofthe New JamOrchestra. ably unpleasant. AtLaireeter, he sangper. NowconiesthePat Evans rattlyEricAnderson'slovely Orcheetra, which holds big song " Com To My Bedside " band sessionsevery Sunday at BALLADS ndonof hisown songs, the Kings Arms, Peckham,Lon. " stand By Me." Lookout for nonAltoist Evens hos gathered Mk head Rosen,whowill be together an enthusiastic bunch Good ballads PUBLICISTS touring Droll ph clubsduring of musicd ianproammturewileofors. are not bor. se Om next limo months. nd n bs,lower., pm Mg but at themoment so TheCouriersClub, et the much is happeningon that MANFR The best Whyte gwanne,nor thcity oncerv4ve scene that I'm bored. I can't ANN publicist jokeI market pier.,Ispresiturd over make It bigger by !sick figure out why theyare so people wilt are only an organisedmob, against the ever heard-noitisn'ta Harris nd Rea ris ::4;41"?it rt" 4.:3*Zit %Ite- probablythinkthey have but any man in the bow- joke,it'sthe truth landlobeCouriers)whoare m I nq of popular.It'sprobablybe- group acting in a ler hat - was probably the meet Martin DIMnal copied the NewVaudeville on the 8.10train to abouta ifs among thnbetter Mbtsare causetherehasn't been violentway just terrifiesme. town and in fact person whoonce two -man folk teem on the Mwhogl hillipson Band, yet theBonzos have Sometimes hemay be tried topersuade wna. Their WanwW. much good happeningre- you can under- a nice chap.I me to let retiiirMir.nco In year Ott crank /MOW On cently with the exception of been goingforyears. No stand why they thinkyoung himdomy publicity. p p.....traditionalballads ex alio, and 043.1 Piwrolloton have been peopleare more intolerant To Partlysung,Often withmar- vaiv trombone Alan Price and . one should miss seeing them incensed. ButIstillcan't show whata good publicist vellous con because they of olderpeople.When all undrostetement, As sectionthesaliva are one of the understand howintelligent the hewas he said hehad given Mmr ereri long(Paxton,Dick weakest tthe 41114041,while few thingsyou can see for nice peoplecan get together young people oftoday a well-known thebrass hare ofbit., a real roar of laughter and havegrown up andtheir group a reartgr na.a. r°IL% necned)"Piess:re7r2 rioEl.o:vpooruo.:11r.LI:blend 1..17ten ina mass and behave lower " mysteryimage." tnd Arnfeoricn tredlilon:1 song's, OBSCENITY fall.about. daughterswant tostay out And to bon than animals,because ani- all night do thishe hadrefusedto e nd setting of a W. B.Teets malsnever act that way withsomeone they allow poem thatIs sheer magic. IS ex. don't like-how any pressinterviews Anyone who and 'Rhythmaning. Hare cept in a stampede tolerantare n't Oct M bond ha which..-CHRIS and then they goingto be? of thegroup.So theguy L 4134434, shouldbuythe Cough Probably something Is ALICE INWONDER- theyare only runningaway. Thereare was doing obscene when it arises out very few peoplewhoare absolutelynoth- of a misuse LAND genuinely ing!1 thoughthewas quite or distortion of tolerantand many good your natural urges.If two hippiesare justas intoler- until hesaid that.Pub- Tobequitehonest I HAROLDWILSON ant.It licityisa necessary YOU'LL FIND THE people get pleasure out of found Itvery slow.I found can beavalidex- although con- something without harming cusetobeintolerant BrianSommerville myselfslightlybored.It of is quitegood. WORLD'S GREATEST anybody else-then It Is not didn't raiseany laughs. obscene. Alotofpeoplehate turnedagainst him inthe twoyears, Isuppose. But, RIOTS in viewof thecircumstan- DONZO DOG 1300 ces andmess this country DAII BAND has beenin,I thinkhe and I think the mob isalways his Government wrong when it behaves like are slowly Jost about the best and pullingus out of themess. funniest thinet, cm the scene. a mob. Maybe the police are There pity are many thingsI dis- Ws a IDOL when they lust as wrong because they agree with, butthe results SANDIE ruIN THIS GREAT NEXT WEEK CATALOGUE SHAW Avail/Ms fromyour doerler or sand this coupon GREATNEW TOMJONES COLOURPIC jro Ptamior Otum Co Ltd. 87 Rodent MuratI melon Please lush /110 rho Isnot NIMBI UNalOgilll OfIG1046 101 Exclusive stamps for pagoda sodpacking INPOPTHINK-IN in Hama I AO0A100 AND FROMAMERICA -THETURTLES

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who playedthe two dis- about traditional style, clarinet solos on "Dog. WHEN hethinks town,"which wasrecorded 1poinagyedsermiesost itIsfair to of EddieMiller, offulBlyobrnCtahtse in '37,though saythat SandyBrown, for the old jazzlover In- recordings.seemed to me neverdoubted that It hasOmaghalways responsible for evitably letshis mind theCrosbyband Miller was the aa enjoyedcordial both. wander back to must have and I askedhim to confirm " family"relationships, When old Bob Crosbyband, confirmsthis. this, hesaid: "It'sbeen so Eddie Mier happy beog sinceI playedthose In which Miller was a " Thosereallywere tosay. with thatband Tit'secords, hard permanent andim- years.I was to hearitagain. fromthebeginning,June d have portantsideman, to theend-when ThenI'lltell you atonce, of 1935, Matty'ssomuch eventhoughEddie itdisbandedinDecember because of '42,when weall knew the betterPlayer." leftthe regular the ser- Iplayedtherecordto we weregoing into So said: "It's me, strength 25 years vices. Eddie, who I'mashamedtosay.I'll ago. 'phone upSandy andtell Veteran collectors tendto him he's wonhis bet." have aspecialaffection BUDDIES Like manyof the New Orleans forthisband, especially it. musicians,Eddiefavoured "And I reallyenjoyed systeminstm- those who admire Dixie- Probably thosesevenyears theAlbert land. For the Crosby hapiestIever ment forjazz work. wer the " I p/ayedAlbert right up un- orchestra managed to had,ewithallpthe different intotheFox arranged big -band musicians whowere, or til Iwent play friends. Malty Studios. Then I had to music which somehow re- became, my system arereal buddies.He changetoBoehm tained a good measure of andI I couldn't make wasintheBenPollack because New Orleansspirltand joined, back someofthosethingson band whenI third texture. in1930,and we'vebeen myAlbert. And I was Its ranks Included, at one closeeversince.And I clarinetintheorchestra. timeoranother,such knew Ray andNappyfrom ButIstillhavethisold New Orleanians as Miller New Orleans. clarinet at home. (eh and tnr), Irving " AfterbeinginEngland a Fazola (cit), Sterling Bose week, and getting achance (tpt),Ray Bauduc(des) to find out what your AWKWARD and Nappy Lamare (gtr). audiences appreciate in jazz.Irealise that theBob "How Igotit.Ipaid Jimmy And many of the other Crosby band had asound Dorsey 50dollars for ILIt players-Yank Lawson thatwouldhaveknocked was madespecially for him (tpt) and Matty Matlock them out here. by Selmer in Europewhen (at) prominent among " Therewere manyreasons Dorsey came over here them-had an exception- for its success, but one was withthe Ted Lewis band EDDIE: " thosewere really happy years." allyfinegraspofthe that we were lucky tohave in1930. What was funny MattyMatlock and Bob wasthatthefirstthree Henan, Dean Kinealde fingers on theright hand, too, whoknewhow to the awkward stretch on the write so that, though it was Albert, were on the Boehm HAROLD DAVISON ithad a organised music, system.Therestwas ailAlbert. presents relaxed Dixieland feeling." THIS SAT., 15 APRIL, 6.15 & 9.0p.m. HERBIE MANN BobCrosby,when hewas "But Jimmy couldn't get made intoaleader,took used to it, so he sold it to over the remainsof the Ben me. This was soon afterhe LONDON: Pollack orchestra, in which returnfrom Europe. I'd (ADJACENT FESTIVAL HALLI THE -DO -I -DO -NOW Miller. Bauduc Matlock, come up to New York on Gil Rodin, Gil Bowers, my own In 1930,deter- 77 Nappy Lamare, Yank Law- mined to hear the Pollack sonand Joe Harrishad band, which was my "THE TENOR OF JAll SCHOOL OF FLUTE played(therewas anin- favourite.and perhapsget PLAYING terim period whenitwas a job init. BEN WEBSTER EDDIE 'LOCKJAW'DAVIS known asClarkRandall's "in factIjoined him after orchestral.Howmuch, I BY BOB DAWBARN eight months andrealised BUD FREEMAN EDDIE MILLER wondered,didtheCrosby style derive from Pollack. my ambition. And that was IF Herbie Manneverde- Herbie says that his Village a luckychancereally. I ALEX WELSH AND HIS BAND cides to giveup flute, Gate albumishis biggest was playing alto and seller to date topping UNISON clarinetatthetimeand he couldearn a good liv- was goingto replaceGil THE LENNIE FELIX TRIO ing as a comedian. 190,000 copies. TICKETS: 10/6, 14/-, 17/6 & 22/6 " We allthought the record "Itwas one of those things Rodin. Then Ben saidhe I met him in London this week didn't have it andwe didn't that evolved,you know but had bad news forme, that ** during his ten-day visit to Gil had decidedto stay, and A*AAAAAA*********** study the scene and try and like anything about it,"he I'd .y It hada lotofthe TWO SPECIAL JAZZ RECITALS said. "Two of the drum- Pollack sound in it.Benny's asked if I playedtenor. fix up a visit for hisgroup. mers had a fight backstage Apparently Babe Russinwas He waswearing a lapel idea of using clarinet-tenor TO BE HELD IN THE andactuallydrewblood, unison is one example. leaving. I got up some badge inscribed "ABS For nerve and said PURCELL ROOM LONDON President "-" Anybody But andthebassplayerhad "It aroseinPollack's band Yes' and Johnson," he explained-and picked up three tickets for because we wouldn'thave went out and borrowed a (ADJACENT TO THE ROYAL FESTIVAL HALLI the interview speedingbecausehewas regulararrangements and tenor, and that's howI be- was punctu- late for the show." he'd tellme and Matty to came a tenor player. MON., 1 MAY, at 8.15 p.m. ated by a stream of hilarious What are the chances Mann comments andanec- of work out somethingon the dotes. Hewas reasonably Herbie touring Britain. last chorus. We'ddo that BILL COLEMAN serious about music, how- HERBIE: happy, quiet "Hard to say," he admitted. octavething.Ithinkthe SYSTEM ACCOMPANIED BY ever. "ButIwas speakingto Crosby band's use of "I'mon a MiddleEastern Georgie Fame aboutdoing clarinet -tenor unison In- "Buttoreturntotheold "It's like theway I've been something withhim. fluenced Glenn THE TONYMILLINER thing now," he said."I've tryingtoplay Europe for I'd Miller." clarinet: I was working rather do a tourwith Though bestknown Bob SEXTET got an oud playerInthe years and I've come to the Georgie, as a tenor with Crosby again, -ALAN LITTLEJOHN band. An oud isa lute, the or Dave Clark or Eddie clarinet shortly before JimmyDor- conclusion that the bookers , thantour player witha distinguished MON., 15 MAY, at8.15 p.m. premier instrument in all have a Crow Jim atti- with sey diedand Jimmy called Middle Eastern music. another out-and-out New Orleansstyle." Wol- me atthe tude that only Negroescan jazz group. verine TV studio from "Iparted withped the congate play jazz. :::::Blues,"" Dogtown Florida andsaid he'dlike dr um. I "Thatway of doing itIs the ieetLiF:i PEANUTS HUCKO hel crea a " Some of these critics think ear to try that clarinet again. only hope for jazzover here. Rampart Street ACCOMPANIED BY monster and now everybody it Parade " " So 1 sent can only be jazzifit's People willcome to hear the and "Louise, it down to him, who wants to makea com- in4/4with an off -beat other Louise "are but hesentit back only a AND HISBAND mercial record takesa pop groups and we hope among therecords featuring few ALEX WELSH drummer and everybody they will enjoywhat his weekslater,thanked TICKETS: 7/6, 10/6 & 15/- record and adds conga sweating. Or elseithas to we do clarinet. me forIt and said he still drums. too. "Itseems likeI ******* altilnIcararoink*Orin** Istarted hearing be loud, screaming, yelling "It'stheyoung people who did clarinet couldn't get usedto it. But conga in my sleep. and angry. I'm happy, quiet on most ofthe slowblue he'd had theinstrument "For one thing, I realised that support jazz in theStates. things.Maybeit "FESTIVAL FLAMENCOGITANO'6tr*** 7"** and peacefulso what I'm And theywon'tgo to hear throwback was: completely overhauled, Not conga blacks out the sound playing can't be jazz." tothePollack too long be THE FULL COMPANYOF SPANISH GIPSY Coltraneor Ornette Coleman band, Ben afterthat of the bass. And I'venow I said that Herbiewas on one because they Idolised Leon passed away." DANCERS, SINGERSAND GUITARISTS discovered that Bruno Carr of my favourite records- want to enjoy Rappolo and thought themselvesand thoseguys sounded I Why, Iasked, did EddiePre- is a fantastic drummer. He's the Sarah Vaughan session something like fer the system been just give themanger. him. He Allaert LONDON sittingthereinmy with Clifford Brown. was my idoltoo clarinet? band minding hisown busi- " We dida thing with Sonny when Iwas starting." "At that time I soundedlike Bono in theStates ' ' " Well, I don'tfeelat home TUES., 18 APRIL, at 8.0 p.m. ness for years, playing sup- a two -year -oldtakinghis recently There havebeendifferences port to a conga drummer. andwearenow talking ofopinion on Boehm though I've been TICKETS: 3/6, 7/6, 10/6, 15/.& 20/- firstlesson who'dgot Into aboutdoing over theyearss playingit quite a few "The mhaute Ilet the conga the wrong studio," a tourwith *A * A A A * * said him and Cher. Mygroup years. No, for ********** **** A ****** go I found out what a fan- Herbie with remarkablecan- would raise tastic soloist Bruno is. And dour. "Brownie the level ofin- Jazz Istill prefer HAROLD DAVISON & NORMAN GRANZ was mag- tellect of hisaudience.And Jimmy's clarinet. then we have Roy Ayers on nificent, butmy sound be. I want the PRESENTS vibes, Reggie Workman on longed to the early to get at hispeople. I'm sure what -do. "After all,my firstgroup had Albert has the bass and the oud playeris I -do now schoolofflute four Chick Ganimlan. playing. drummers becauseI bigger tone." knewpeople liked And how is Eddie "Our music is pretty free but " Bud Shank,Frank WesS, drum RAY CHARLES we add a little showbiz-we solos. We didAfro -jazz, getting on in Sam Most, Jerome Richard- then Afro-Cuban, Britainforthe lightincenseandhave a son-all thoseguys started Brazilian then HIS ORCHESTRA & THE RAELETS Turkish rug. And we have andnow Middle first time? playing the flute about the Eastern. I've slowly " I'm loving it. far-out gimmicks like telling same time I did.Therewas developed FRI., 21 APRIL : MANCHESTER them the names ofthe my public to I've waited years nobody for us to listento, accept morethings, but to be invited to FREE TRADE HALL songs, saying hello,facing we had to figure it out our- It in such done them when weplayand selves. a way they didn't come here,and 6.15 & 8.45p.m. Ithoughtitwas realise it. when I landed in starting on time. swinging at the time-itwas " The audiences enjoy it and "After ail,the Beatleshave London It was a TICKETS: 8/6, 10/6, 12/6, 15/-, 17/6, 20/- swinging like a wooden done the all those old-line critics who eg! same thing. big thrill for me. and 25/- plus usual booking fee. From For- Theirs Is Involvedmusic As for Alex say it Isn't jazz are just too "l started listening to now. constipated to enjoy them- Brownie, Dizzy, My audiencein the Welsh, the whole syths, Lewis' and Hime and Addison Miles and States Isn'ta jazz audience band is fine.It's selves. They set standards . The fluteis -and that as to how musicians should closertotrumpetincon- is the onlyhope a swinging group SAT., 22 APRIL play and behave. Then when for jazzin Europetoo' and the guys cept, than tosax. And In reach the to ROYAL FESTIVAL HALL he actshisown character those days, Sam younger public. have sure set me LONDON Most and ' And theolder Ifeel they think they have been Bud Shank didn'tknow people who atease. SOLD OUT letdown. They don'tlike what say that it'snot really jazz lucky to be with 9.00 p.m.CONCERT they were doing, have ONLY25/- & 30/- tothinkthatmost guys either." got to realizethat jazz them. I'mjust 6.15 p.m.CONCERT playing jazzgo to baseball "I'vealsostarted is lustthe expressionof the hopingthat onbass day. they'll ask me to TICKETSLEFT games, play with their kids flute, whichneedsan ampli- Andiftheydon't or even read books. fier." accept Itthen theyare just come hereagain. a load ofmouldy figs." Next time I'll BOB CROSBY:real buddies bringmy clarinet with me." April15,1967-pag. MELODYMAKER, THEHITPARADE TOWARDS DUBLINERSSTUMBLEUP nEGORRAII! After A MORE " psychedelicfreak- outs andthe big bal- lads, another crazeis looming on the pop ACCURATE horizon-the Irish sound is with us.In the shape of theDub- CHART liners, five hairy, hugeandhilarious Paddies from theFair WHATOUR READERSTHINK City. WHILE With "Seven Drunken appieciating thesteps taken by MM Nights "-an odetothe to make the publicaware of " skul- delights of the Hard Stuff duggery " theyburstIntothe in the chart,may I point out that - by leavingthe bottomtwenty out, the public 5151's Pop 30 last week. isliable TheDublinersareIndeed to forget thereever was a Pop 50. from Dublin and all have Could I suggest the tactics usedrecently in the natural attributes of Rhodesiaover censorship of thepress, where the Republic-sharp, bawdy wit; a predilection blankspaces were usedto emphasise andcon- fora glassortwo or tinually drawattentiontothe censorship? three and a disarming can- Asyou are aware of these " chartparasites " dour abouttheirmusic could this methodbe adopted byyour paper, and their lives. showing the full Pop The faces behind thelive Fifty but leavingspaces wildestbeardsseen in where offendingrecords should be, keeping London this year belong thepublicawareofunderhandpractices to Ronnie Drew, an ebul- while warning others? FRIDAY BROWN, lientnaturalspokesman - have boughttherecord. Worsley, Manchester. spewing out thousands of DUBLINERS:maned thatthe public curse-intermingled words hismusic.We ink a LukeKelley, about accept I HAVE beena for the best part of minute; thatpeopledidn't aged 26; Barney singerseitheruntil my life. I have hadto work my fingers to McKenna, who Irish is27; 32 year - recently. the bone, singmythroatout and persecute up mybrainto make ends meet. But Ifelt utterly old Chiron " AGermancould get Burke and John and sing-oranIrishman sick andangry when Iread about the " smell Sheahan who is could singlike anAmeri- at thebottom of the chart." I hope these 271 "the of butwhen anIrish- - drop can, impor- Irish- peopleareunearthedsoon as I would hate to half's man'sanglike an feel thatsome tone deaf, musicallyilliterate tant,"he says. man,theythoughthe was Really, I'mamazed phoney had by financialmeansachieved ina They were formed Joking. four years ago thatthegeneralpublic I have been working for I matter of days what andhavebe- haveboughtthe record. yearsto achieve.-PETER T. PEARSON, come oneof the neverexpected themto." hardstuffIsing. You Kilburn, London NW6. most successful the what we did mind where five groups onthe Irish club like four orfive."They didn't mind tired of singing The Dubliners are married, are still with it." soon get extroverts. glad the MM has caught on to these un- anti folk circuits bothIn are all toyourself. I want tosing funny,friendly domiciledinDublin, but What theydid was record don'tclaimcom- I'M Ireland andinEngland. become the to everyone. And the They scrupulous people. Well done Melody " We break upregularly welcomethechanceto it-andIt's handy, too, plete harmony -" some- Maker, FRANCES COYNE, KingstonVale, bring their kindof music firsthit for a newlabel, ready's very fight everyday, - about once aweek, but Records. youknow." times we to the noticeof a wider Major Minor alwaystogether London. we're always back again insultingthe Why haven'tIrishartists but we're for the gigs," said Ronnie. public. "It'snot England be- when we'vefinished "- campaign for a more They found their hit in Ire- Irish-about 90 per cent madeItin first I READ with delight your They are first class imbibers of them drinkanyway," fore now? " Well,the yetthey seem on accurate chart..I sincerely wish theMelody. -with exception of John land. "It was writtenby Irish are either tooproud meetingtohavethose Sheahan who getshigh abloke called Joe Heaney, said Barney. inits campaign. R.L. toexpand or have afailure complex. qualities ofdifference that Maker good luck - onlemonade-and when who's from Connemara- Did they want a has gells them together as N16. in Ire- Into cabaret and concerts Basically the Irishman CARLOWE, London asked if they like apint, it's the West of inferiority complex unit. they reply: " No. More land, you know-andhe in this country? "I don't an 11 Eventhe Fecslike this al0 U M00 +-ESWEET B b055011 onanal B EIIRIECC

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SAVVISCIIIMIEm TL5352STL5352 on alld pageI0-MELODY MAKER, April15, 1967 BLINDDATE singlesout CAT thenew pop singles STEVENS TIMMY RUFFIN: " Gonna should sing.She's beena CRISPIAN ST GiveHerbit unluckywith material PETERS: "Almost All theLove I'veGot" latelybut thisis her mat- (TamlaMotown). erial, allright. This feelsPersuaded " (Decca). good. It's I haven't heard this be- Four Tops!Temptations! Neil Diamond's fore, but I was toldthat I've heardthis alreadyon year, isn't it? MickieMost the has managed Crispian St Peters wasdo- radio. It'sagreat to get a very ing a Jim Reeves onhis sound-thatlittle commercialsound he xylo- uses very few - new single.He reallyis, phone riffknocksme out. instruments. isn't he? It's the kindof Hell,my mind's This willdefinitely bea gone hit. record I hear on the pir- fuzzy. It'sso early in the and after morning (it ates three times wasIIam). I hate it and switch Of yARDBIRDS: that course-it's Jimmy "Little offwhenit'splayed. I Ruffin. It'sso much better Games"(Colum- don'tthink he'sgotthe than his lastone. It couldbia). kind of voice for this, al- easily be a hit. It's a good, ICs .Fan- though I like the way he different soulrecord. They tasticsong.Tremendous uses his voice attimes. I tend to bea bit samey, but beat.It'sgreat the way don'tthinkit'sworked this isnew. theyput the wrong inflec- here. Won't be a hit. tionon the words. It's LULU: " The Boat Mickie Most's week, isn't "Oh, That I Row" (Col- it?IsJeff Beckonthis BACHELORS:How I Miss You" umbia). one?It'sabeautifulre- (Decca). cord. A hit.It'sdirected Lulu! She's already at the American market. The Bachelors? Funnily played thisto me. It'sa Itcould beroe of those enough, I do like the songs Neil Diamondsong.Ilike thingsthatdoesn't they sing-they stir me. this hap- Con has got a great voice so much. This is thepen here, but I thinkit sortofthingthatLulu and I like to listen to this might. kind of record. It will be a hit-that'sobvious.But I'm not keen on that gab loping, trotalong beat. A hit-but not very high in the chart. I HERBALPERT AND THE TIJUANA BRASS: "Casino Roy- i ale" (A&M). Takesitstimetofall into the beat there. Could this be HerbAlpert's idOII*8*A00 "Casino Royale "? I'm sure the melodywillhitme after about three plays. A lovely clean sound. I really likedtheir" Zorba The Greek "-itwas fantastic. This will no doubt be a hit. I've been waitingages to see the film. Hasn't everyone? MARY WELLS: " Hey You Set My Soul On Fire" (Atlan- tic). Itsoundslike Smokey Robinson- or someone taking him off. It soundsa bitlikeanEnglishsoul record.Really,I'veno idea who it is at all. Mary Wells? Sorry,Idon't like A itat all-and I hate that A I 1111P twangy guitar there. The whole tune is madeup of three notes. Definitelynot ahit °FD I I- ,700T MONEY: 35 V " Nick Knack " (Columbia). No! Theymust be jok- ing.Itsounds like Dave & roRONL Clark!Ican't tell who it is. You must tellme. Zoot EXPERT / Money? Yeah,itishim, AD isn't it? This is thesort of record the new Top 30 will

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paulrevere &the raiders johnny cash TANIEJONES: ( _i " Tickle Me Tootsie the clancy brothers & tommy makem Wootsies " (Columbia). for just 12 111 **- This is exactly whatI This greatnew all-star 12" LP can be yours TI, was going to do. It sounds PERSONALL - \ .( at There's a big -value voucher insideeverybox of DENSON 4....k-I - like that bird whodid the -- ..=,-7-mil,. witch thing-whatwas you find fashion shoes formen -get yours now! .44 her name?Janie Jones. No. out thepersonnelonBob 1::I) . COULD t Shutitoff-it's horrible. Blonde"? Created exclusively for DENSON by CBS Special Products- Definitely (MickFarley,Colchester). Onwh ." 1 nota /0 hit.It's doesBob Dylan and made to thesame high standards asregular CBS releases - horrible. Take it off playharmonica?(CatherineTurr straightaway. onion gook, "IN -CROWD" packs 12 top hits intooneknockout party disc' .ti sung aboutby BobDylanon" ISha PEDDLERS: "What'll Petherbridge,Holloway,N7). I Do" (Philips). Efforts The Peddlers. to obtainthesefacts from Bob DO Theyare Albert ATYOUR great. And Ilove thisre- Grossman,in NewYork, brought thefoil *!...AO" cord. I usedto go and thattime and \ SHOE SHOP hear themat the Pickwick distancemake it impossible forY NOW! and just listento them for directlyfromBob hours. Theyare great per- Dylan,but thatis anunfortu formers I believetheyare Untilsuchtime that it,tF offto the States soon-I circumstanceschange toany ofyour questions. thinkthey'llwow them I might point outtoy' 4444:46- there. Thesinger'sgot a andserious ../ BROGUE CLASSICS CARNABY STREET composers I SANDOR great voice and thedrum- are interested inspeaking mer is fantastic. their AI fra II Idig the writingsand throughtheir music. Iftheyr IIIIVIFII. VID song a lot but I'mnot sure municating it'll bea hit. I'd like itto withtheir publicon aditferent be,but Idon't thinkit choosea differentprofession, beton will. Whichisa pity. and perhaps SENKER &SON LIMITED,22-24 KINGSLAND ROAD, LONDON, E.2. forsome sensational a magazine. It ismyfirmbt; personal livesandnon-professional affairs are MELODYMAKER, April15, 137-Page 11 THECURSE OF THE could damage calm TOM JONES: *mil REVIVED45

IF you seea pop star walking about with a brought -downex- pression even though he hasa record In the Top 30, chancesare the public he'll besuffering froma bad case GEORGIEFAME: itconfuses of Re -issueDepressionor the Curse of theRevived 45. This dreaded pop disease hitssuccess- ful artistswho have hada big hit.Its muse isquite simply the lightningre - Issue of old,often inferior singlematerial by a former record company. Vince Hillis the latest Ina long line of stars to beaffected byit.Lost week he complained that on the strength of "Edelweiss," his former record company Pye were PHILIPS:company rushingouta singlere- would never release arecord corded for them. 'NOBODY ifitthoughtitwouldhe The record, " If You Knew," detrimentaltotheartist's was modethree or four years career. However arecord costs ago andreleasedlast week. a lot of moneyto produceand although Pya say they have this is a way to recoupsome never claimedit was Intended HOODWINKS THE of that money,should the op- bit of adirty stooks to he VInee'snext single. portunity arise." CHRIS FARLOWE: But it does raise an Immo. tontpoint:arerecord en. CBS RECORDS. "Any psalm morallyJustified Inre. producer or company whohas leaning old materialby artists ARTIST -THEY KNOW THE recorded an artist unsuccess- no longercontracted to them fullyisinterestedin recoup- becausetheyhaveachieved ing some of the lossesif the sucrose withanother label? artist leaves the companyand The list of artistswho he, has a hit with another one.If been aublected tothe ordeal POSITION WHEN THEY SIGN ACONTRACT' one can do it bythis method, of the Revived45is formid there's nothing wrongwith it. able. " In general though, our ex- Since the Monkeeaeruption perience Is thatitrarely companies have rushedelegies the release of the discs. worried and concerned when Hems): "Re -issue of vintage works. You sell a few thou- by MickeyDolens and Davy ButIsItmorally rightto this happens because it could recordings can be valuable in sand records and then sales Jones on to themarket. put dated material on the mar- damage hiscareer. Afterall, certain circumstances. For in- falloff.The kids are pretty Ithappenedtothe Who ket? Forthismaterial could the public isn't very concerned stance, we agreed onto a smart these days, afterall." when they switchedlabels re- workagainstfollow.up re. with labels and a recordis- currentseriesoflow-priced cently; ManfredManr, suffered cords newly -recorded. suedafter a bighitlooks albums on Music For Pleasure coEMI: "As far as we are Fontana 7be MM put this question likea follow-upwhereverit made up of material recorded ncerned, thisisa commer- when they moved ii Cliff Ben- from EMI. Georgie Fame tothe record companiesand comes from. over four years by c al business.Ifitis a good switched to CBS,yet EMI con- toartistsinthepopfield. "I knowitcanbesaid ropositiontoreleasea disc ineiersGerry, J. Kramer andPace BEATLES:not in any way representative tinuedto releasetracks and Here are their answers. that business is business and I ke this, we will do it." there were severalrecords out that the old record company Sounds Inc. by Ike and TinaTurner after spent money making there- "The only instances of' un- "Raver Deep,Mountain High " cords,but why didn'ttnev authorised 're -issuesinvolving -released onLondon-wan a WHAT THE issue than at the time they ourartistsconcernedsome smuts. were made ifthey were good oldHamburgrecordingsby And, of course,the Ovalle., enough to release?" the Beatles, made when they Wan victimswhen oldtracks STARS SAY acted as a sessionbacking recorded duringtheir obscur- group. They were not in any way representative of Beatles ity werereletwed, They were "This can be GEORGIE FAME: "I don't not oven theprincipal artists, TOM JONES: work. vmydistressing.Iknow-It's think It's morally rightfor the merely backing groupfor EMI issued companies to do thisreally. "But it's obvious thatthe singer TonySheridan. happened to me. publicrealisedthisbecause in ocouple of myold recordings Rather than damaging an ar- Obviously anartist who 1 gather they didn't approach often after my first successon Deceit tist,it confuses the public. affectedinthisway weren't anywhere near normal Beatles feels bitter towardshis former hut,fortunately, they "When weleftEMIfor sales figures." there isnothing hits CBS, our situation was slightly label, though " Obviously onartistisvery different-werecordedinde irs do to prevent he can legally pendently so the materialthey had was all right. It had been approved by us. WHAT THE JIMMY RUFFIN "But if this hadn'tbeen the cane, I thinkI'd have been heartbroken. Thecompanies COMPANIES SAY say they spend moneyon all Gonna give her allthe loveI've got artist but theartisttries his TONY HALL (Deceit): bestforthe company,too, ICE "Ideplore this sort of thing When the contracthoe run out. Tamla Motown 603 should do ItIn butregrettablyit'sbecome the companies estahlished record practice agentlemanly way bydiscus- sing the releasewith the ar. these days. listfirst." "Companies sometimes spend vast amounts of money AN'S on an artist without getting a hit. This Isa way of getting MANFREDMANN: "think someof unfair to"Iay that thatmoneyback. SANDYPOSEY it would be DeCCa haven't done this witha It's wrong ofthe record com- single for a very long time end panies to dothis.It's bad for can't think ofany instance theartist,butit'sgood for in the immediate future when Whata woman in love IFE the company.They have the It'slikelyto happen." won'tdo legsl-andprobably the moral -right to dothis,although it's unfortunate antheperson PYE RECORDS: "Whentin M -C -M MGM1335 Ian's LP " Blonde On who made the recordwhen it artist signsa contract with a h Carolyn HesterLP happens recordcompany,theyfully "Iwishthere was some understand that thecompany ° er, Ilford).What is an way of puttingsomething on retains the tapes andare quite therecordlabelmakingIt atlibertyto release them at I Be Free"? (MissI. clearthatitisn'tthelatest any time. single by that artist. A company spendsalot when we of moneyon an artist and if " It hap ned them isa chance of getting s personal manager, moved InFopentanafrom EMI, I was a bitbrought down. but some of this money back, the 411111flomd companyowesittotheir Icould see why the company awing reply: " I regret shareholdersto do so. Nobody did it." hoodwinks the 4efalt&-e artist they 51.1 to secure answers know the position before- they Matefact that exists. signthecontract. And they CHRIS FARLOWE: "This are paidroyalties on any arecan be no answers happened to me When 'Out sales,evenaftertheyhave Of Time' was a hit, EMI re- leftthe company. thatserious writers leased 'Just ADream.' "The company hasan ahoy. 3 their public through " Ithinkit'a a bitof a lute legal rightto release re Arnold Layne dirty stroke on the company's cords in thisway. My FriendJack are interestedin corn- part because too manyrecords " In fact,we often get ar. on themarketat one time lists who have left Pye asking , could make thepublictired Columbia DB8156 perhaps they would that their oldtapes be used ColumbiaDB8115 e a journalist work of an artist" in our cheap LP series. These or albums sellalotofcopies liefthatperformers' and they makea lot of money TONY BARROW (Spokes. inroyaltieswhenthishap man Beatles and airown. for the pens." EMI RECORDS Its. Gramophone Ca lidI EMI H USE 70 MANCHE-SIDESQUARE LONDONWI Pegg I I - MAKER, AprilIS 19117 EMPIRE.- THEDAVISON intheworld showbizagencies The Grade Organisationis one ofthe biggest fromEMI. takeoverproposals part Itiscurrently in the newsbecauseof the Ltd.. abig ofHaroldDavison JAll HAROLD DAVISON.managingdirector company of theparent of the GradeOrganisation. isalso adirector TODAY IS FINE...BUTTOMORROW? MAX JONESQUESTIONSDAVISONONHISJAll I'mnotdirectlyconcerned IS America interested in , with thisside ofit. JackHig- the jazzexperthere, and what in your opinionare the ginsis Norman andhalfthe names possibilitiesforBritish musiciansin at me I don't the USA? andJack throw Do you you mean just jazz musi- evenknow. I knowwhat Ilike, butwhat cians? Every beatgroup member is a necessarily what I like isnot member of the Musicians' Union . the publiclikes, andif they he'sa musician. I'm not going to dif- t upaname to methat the ferentiate betweena symphony orch- publicra likesthenwe'll present estra, a beat group or a jazzgroup in it. Becausewe're inthe busi- this. The fact is,everyone has a beef. nessbasically.I shouldimag- And most people, when they're flops, ine.tomake money. havea beef against the successful. NORMAN GRANZ DUKE ELLINGTON BUDDY RICH TEDHEATH Let'sberealistic:Britishjazzas that " He'soneofthemost " Atpresentwe'redoing " We'll lose moneyfirst " What washe doing such didn'tmean a thing when we weren't?" YOU say youknowwhat were sendingittotheStates. Ted brilliantmenI've met." great business." time with BuddyRich." Americans In jazz.Isit Heath was probably the only British youlike trueyouhavea preference band that meant anythingin the days for bigbands? of the big band. the greatest musicians; but they had I think the pointabout jazz aloneI admired him. abide by it. As I say, we go along But since I'vegot to know always haveliked We were trying to sell British jazz something the Americans wanted. with the public. They'reourmarket audiences is this; there are a I like and limited few who will goalong him-and he's oneof my clo- big bandsounds. Acouple of whichwas a copy of American jazz. We sell, we don't influence. We find and we have to give them what they Irespect him to see, say,anavant-garde sest friends - months ago there was arecep- Britain wasn't creating anythingnew out what the public want and go along want or go out of business. show, butin order to make alsoasagifted,intelligent tionatRonnieScott'sclub or special. with it. Prior to the Beatles we had a If you can findme a jazz group that concert tours pay youhave to man. Ithink Normanisthe for Woody Herman,and it was Even Ted's band-whatwas it doing hellofajobsellingour music to can create anything like the impact get the fringeaudience that type of manthat if tomorrow absolutelywonderful. Bands that other American big bandsweren't America. They took it now and again ontheAmerican marketthatthe Dave Brubeck draws on,or he finished withjazz and .vas in a concert hall areall right doing? It wasn't until the Beatlescame because they had to in order to get Beatles did, I'll sell it.I find that the Ella or Duke, and which the placedin chargeof a nuge, for me, but I've neverquite avant garde do notdraw on. multi -milliondollarcorpora- thefeelinginthis along and showed that Britain could the U.S. bands here, not because they average British jazz musician ister- of his would caught produce something originalthat we wanted it. ribly jealous of the beat groups. May- When thegovernment,or tion, that brain country I gotin America when the Musicians' Union, orjazz penetratetheproblemsand I went into a night clubwhere had anything big to sell. be isis a superior musician, but he's really crack- It's all right musiciansingeneral care to get that business Icould relax and getstoned, our so-called hip musi- Is a feeling here, among mod- notplaying whattheU.S.public subsidiseourbusiness, then ing. or whateverIwanted to do, cianslaughingattheseguys,but THEREern Jazz musicians especially, that wants. we'lldo whatisconsidered It's My own view thatwhat and hear a band really swing- they've managed to get inon a scene somekind of conspiracy exists which right by jazzmusic.Mean- this man isdoing with jazz ing. and sell millions of records, and create prevents them from being popular In TALKING about thejazzmarket while, we area commercial Concerts-thoughof course organisation andto be quite he's a very wealthy man, so I was so thrilled that night something. Maybe theBeatles.and America. Is there any truth in it? over here, as distinct from the in maybe the Dave Clark Five,are not blunt,the question we have it's really more of a hobby- withtheHerman band We don't control popular taste, we USA, is business booming, declining, to ask is: whatprofit can we isin some ways a wasteof Scott'sthat I thoughthere or in between? is something we've got Two years ago I would todo. And now, be- causeofthat,Jazz havesaidIwas worried From A Swinging that jazz business was the whole package, did declining.But duringthe twonights at the past year or so, in our con- Ronnie Scott club; cert tours, we've done Buddy Rich andhis tremendously well. It's been hand did two this nothing but week. successes. There must be three The only thing that still hundred people in concerns me about jazzis Landon whoare pre- this: jazz today is all right, pared to pay more for but what about jazztomor- a meal, a drink, and a NOVEEKt row? I cannot see what will chancetorelaxand hear a good jazzout- TREE' be happeningfiveyears fitin action ata night fromnow. But I know that club suchas the Scott the people we're presenting club. now and doing great I think this couldbe BEMIRE BOTTLENECKS business with,like Ella the beginning ofsome- Fitzgerald, DukeEllington, thingnew in jazz pre- CountBasieand Woody sentations. Thecon- Time wasting. nerve racking Herman,are names from cert thinggoes on and -Britain's traffic jams! Now way back. on, and it'sallvery TWO WAY fine. ButIfeel, speak- Motor has come to your Where are the new ingas anindividual, rescuewith a specially names, thefreshattrac- as a fan, that it'sa bit tions,we know we must cold. ROUTEprepared series of route havetomorrow? Nameone to compare with these. mapcards. Six are free in ITissaidthatthe MAPSthis week's MOTOR Davison Agency thatthe names owns apercentage of GRANTEDare not exactlynew, how the ScottClub. Is that true? about touring theClark Terry- Bob Brookmeyergroup which I'll tell you the recentlycame herejustfor exact situation.Scott television shows?Thisisa came alongto me newish group whichwon our sometimeagoand Critics Poll thisyear, wantedto enlarge his Yes? Well I'm not interested club,andhelacked in what thecritics say-they finance.Jazz has been don't sell tickets.But I'lltell tome and I "Mot youthis:if weput onthe goodantedtodosome. .0r.to Terry -Brookmeyergroupup thing forit. So Nor- and down thecountry tomor- man GranzandIput row,I'llguarantee we'd lose themoney up. money and lose heavily. And Weput up thefin. I knowif we puton Count ance for thenew club Basie or Ellingtonwe'll be all and that'sall we did Mnoaa right. Althoughone cansat So far as Terry and Brook-ELLAFITZGERALD we backed theclub meyerare concerned, " In orderto make we are notconcerns, probably get by withonewone'd concert tourspayyou with its operation few havetoget Getyour copy don concert for thevery fringe audiencethat Ella drawson." theI'veonly beendews keenfans,but a tourjust therea few times. wouldn'tmakesense. As Justfeelwe needed musicians,Iadmire them tre- something like fhb mendously.Ihope we'rego- make? This isa public com- club, and Normal ing to bring themover as part s oaubtr.ilwimiahnatt. went alongwith pany and we havean obliga- that sWe me ofa package we're trying to tiontoshareholders. mind put themoney in, and Pri NOW! set up called Top Brass. But appliedtoother beat ure Ronnie things willagree the I'm talking about box office, we'venevernagged him not talent. he's interferedin EVERY hobby. the running0 Andit'snotthatwe're 1,7. ONLIon.haanveGrsatk,enj.za,boAu the club. WEDNESDAY afraid to take risks, but they Al must be risks worth taking. The Phil. Hasyour relation- Now Buddy Richis calcu- ship with Granzbeenan Im- lated risk. We will losemoney portant one? DOES expressed words, men the first time with Buddybig Yes. As nz far as Norman element band; we know, and we'veset Granz is concerned.I mustsay

Motor this aside. But within the next the :,alest.rysinOgeatkoing he's one of the quite most brilliant tdsh1131: nalia' realis BRITAIN'S BEST three years, when Buddy Rich men I've met in oajoeluiSyhi koiefrat f lt:tcallY.the my life. Long doingbecause ut cal you'd MOTORING MAGAZINE will prove himself at the box beforeI met him Iknew aim stillilk'se a businesspoin office,we'llgelour money by reputation. to be doingityourself? viewm He was doing No.not senseless, back. I can't believe we'd do what I always necessarily I don'tmean this ti wanted to doin tagreetis not thatwiththeavantgarde the earlydays: presenting so. don'talways musicians, greatjazzshows.Forthat with whathedoes, Re'Oar, moneyback.'But musicians, and of whatI've got out ofjazz NEWEST FROM POLYDOR INTERNATIONAL ON THE SCENE/CY1 MAI A AND ROBERT MONO/STEREO 623 030 221 BALLADS FOR JOHN SWINGERS/DON HANDYS NEW BYASORLEANS JAZZ MONO/STEREO-623 MONO/STEREO 623 222 207 BUCK CLAYTON & WEST 42ND STREET/KENNYFRIENDS MONO/STEREO DORHAM MONO/ 623 STEREO 623 225 PUZZLEYIDDISH & BOX/JIM HEBREW FOLK YOUNGS SAN SONGS/RACHEL RASTENNI FRANCISCO AVANTGARDE MONO/STEREO 623 226 ALSO SPECIAL RELEASE: celA o r ...STOP MONO/STEREO 623 029 MAX JONES BOBHOUSTON, JAll REVIEWERS:BOBDAWBARN, MNIKED,

BuckCLAYTON Anotherfruitful tripdown BLUESAT VARIOUS SPEEDS thatoldIndo-Jazztrail THEJoeHarriott-JohnMayer"Indo-Jazz I Thelithe,cleanlymelodic ELLA linesofBuckClayton's trum- Suite "was voted Best British Jazz LP of petblendagreeablywiththe havier, more direct playing of 1966 by MelodyMaker Readers, and althoughI tenorist Caddy Tateon "BUCK wouldn'tgoalong wholeheartedly with thatselec- AND BUDDY BLOW THE BLUES" (Kira 5021),an easy- tion, therecan be no doubt that the mixture of FITZGERALD sounding blowing sessionton, five Indian musicians pined by Charles Harriott's quintet with pro- Thompson ELLAFITZGERALD:"Ella (Pna). Gene Ramey (bass) and duceda stimulating and often exciting noise, es- Big Sixteen". Gus Johnson (des.). The music, Fifsgerold's Say Good- as you'd pecially when the Indian and jazz rhythmsgot Ey.ryThe We expect,isbluesat TheSwingrn. Shepherd Kriousspeeds witha bye Basin- going together. Blues,Can't We BeFriends; ansas City flavour Imparted by ,The Ladyis A the approach of these(with the A second helping comes up on "Fusions," and ifany- W011 ASong in My ex Tromp, Sir Charles) farm- thing it's slightly better than "Indo-Jazz Suite." The main Heart;A Foggy Day;Like erBasleltesand by the simple reasonisthe presence of Shake Keane, whose trumpet Pons, rillchoruses used,The album Kelly'sBlue,: opensin and flugelhorn are outstanding here. Eddie Blairwas very DoII;Pete a most businesslike LawsBlues,Midnight way with the brisk "Remain'At satisfying on the first album, but Keane blows forcefully SI. Red Bank". exceptional eetest for Buck and freely and seems entirelyateastwhether pitted Peep eCon't Bay and the happiest track all against a tabla or straight. round, followedby a familiar JOE HARRIETI JOHN FITZGERALD("Ella theme, here called "Blue forward jazz drums backing. ELLA Creek", MAYER: IndoJeu Fu- Swings BrightlyWith Nelson which FeaturesTate " Partite"takesupthe sions."Partite:Mnklani; Riddle." WhenYour Lover blowing almostLestorian clari- whole ofthefirstside, and Gann; Acka ; Subject Be Thal net,Claytonagain Has Gone;Don't playsvery once the formalities are dis- (CoIntubia 5561.22)., Way,Love MeOr Loon wamly anda passage of clari- Harriett (olio/. Shake pensedwithitrollsalong Me; I Hear Who) net-trut interplay hasInter- Keane 1101, lingo!), Pat ;Swinging Am I Here For;I'm Gonna est. Doll", with beautifully with Ganley dove. Smythe (000). Coleridge Go Fishoi; I Won't Donee bootingt and "Dallas De- tailing well with Indians. Mar- Goode (bass), Alan GanleY For You light", I Only Have Eyes buoyeenor,d up by lusty riott and Keane both have ex- (drs)JohnMayer(vin. The Gentlemenis A Done rhythm section playing,are up- cellentsolos,withKeane's harpSlohord). Biwa. Hotly AloneTo pish Clayton originals.Side two her (sitar), Chandrahas Mean ToMe; flugelhorn a delight. Parts of gather;P,ckYourself L112 repeatsre theplan,and though Palgankar(tambura)Ket Club Store`. quintet(andparticularly thistendtobore, but once Thaylathe(tabla),Chris (WorldRecord Buck) plays with assurance and the combined rhythm sections aylor MD 55941. unfailing swing, the music work up a fair bead of steam baims a somewhat blunt impact it more than compensates. ecause of repetitious material. The four shorter tracks are surely it should have been on AND JOHN MAYER HERE'S abigrationof An extra horn andsome build. all interesting and most con- Transatlantic's cheap label as Ella, and if you likeher insarrangements ouldhave it's a reissue?--BH, the helped no end_-N.J. tain fine solos from Joe and Here,though,trackslike likely one, butthanks to the Britainin1960, back in -which is practically obli- Shake,mainly becausethey "Kinds" and "Hash Brown" skilful work of arranger -con- days when StanGreig was gatory if you digsinging at blow holes right through the have en affiliation with popu- ductor OliverNelson this al- stilla drummer.The bulk of all -the records will speak 11 THE BEST OF STAN rather formal framework enjoyable the material wasissued here GETZ "(VerveVLP9165) Is a JOHNNY larmusic, and the former I bum is unusual and for themselves. " Acka Raga " is more or less would have thought stood a inthe main. in'61 on the Collectorlabel. rather sweeping claim for a Oct a showpieceforMotihar's ofGetzrecordingswhicharc chance asasingle with an Nelsonhasscoredlarge The first set is probably the largely bossy nova items made sitar:"Subject,"aMayer- appeal similar to, say, " Take chunks of Prokofiev for abig In some waysit'sa good better simply because itcon- between1962and1964. 'There Marriott composition builds to albumbecauseitoffersa sistsof16 handpickedper- are two big band tracks. "dim Five." jazz ensemble andinparts a nicely paced pianosolo from HODGES Itisonattractive24 -bar away, varied selectionof the things formances and scores on the Boin. and " Nonha De Cara- which is one of Smith comes in to roar Memphis wasdoingathis grounds of variety and muss, with Lett hacked by the the best things on the record, theme by Gerald Wilson, turningthe very Russian music including Garya McFarland Orchestra and asplayedherebyHodges, public appearances, cal backdrops. topped off by a brace of Mar- JOHNNY HODGES--WILO a decidedly blue shade. chat six different small groups teat - melodically but with cunning Nelson's arrangement of the the relaxed explanatory Not all of the tracks are AI ureaantheremainingeight riott and Keane outbursts. BILL DAVIS:" BluePyre- accentuation and variations of over that slow-blues piano he by mystandards -I certainly tracks.AstrudGilberto.Joao On " Subject " the jazz con- t1,11n ..11.1es For Madeleine; force, over a slinky juke -box firstpartoftheoriginal can drive out aswell as any- Gilberto,CharlieByrd, Lutz tentisstrongerand conse- F Blues,Pyra- "Peter" is cleverly and hum- one living. wouldn't have included Banta, Kenny Burrell and Gary quently this is the most satis- mid; Nonchalance; At beat, sounds dead catchy. orously done, while thesec- " Sweetest Sounds," " People" Burtonareamong Getes col- fying track by jazz standards. Down; The Brown -Skin Gol Slow, gliding allot heard ond side from "Elegy" on In other respectsit comes and "LadyIs A Tramp "- leaguesin thesmallgroups. In The Calico Gown, Stormy on "Madeleine," a 32 -bar - off less well. Someof Slim's and some of the accompani- The gentle,lyricalmusicof On the remainder, there's still Welher, Rabbit Out of The Hodgessongdedicated to - areall Nelson originals. bossa always admirably suited afeelingthatthejazzmen Hot. HashBrown. (Verve The different charactersin singingisalittleoff,and meets are conventional, even VLPg157). French writer Madeleine of level Getz'smethod or understate. have to give way moreoften Gautier, and there are easy- "Peter"aregivenmusical thereisa sameness dull. But there are many gems inentand he playswell on Hodges (alto), Doris identities in Nelson's opening about it which leads to a cer- andtheoverallstandardis than the Indian quintet. indent, Lawrence Brown goingsoloselsewhere,by every track, whether or not you If you enjoyed the firstal- Jimmy Hamilton the Birdisflutes and pic- tainmonotony -a faulthe high. writwanttoforkoutforthe (tmbl, the other Ellingtonians as well - the oboe; avoided on the better of his whethecyou bum, then you'll certainly go (nth Billy Butler ROD, Bob asHodges,allplayingwell colos; the Duck is "Can't We Be Friends," to I (bass), Jimmy the Wolf is two french horns subsequent LPs by interspers- `tdepedsalready ownouch items as forthis.But stillfeel that Bushnell withinlimitsbut addingto start with, isa winner. Ella " Dentinado." " One Note this is a rather restricted ter- J (pno) Hedge Lavelle, the general proceedings. and trombones, etc. ing a number of his fiery piano andLouis,withtheOscar in many Joe Marshall or Johnny Smithiswell up to form, features. Samba," " Girl From Wenn." ritory to explore and Hodges Jr(des).1966. Lengths of rather uninvolved Petersongroup, earn four or and "Jazz Samba."-B.D. ways this setbeam this out. pretty playing, on "Noncha- especially on "Cat In A Tree" But thatlaik-''thiscan be fivestarsall round incom- There'snorealadvance on eONIETHINGwent wrong up lance," "Stormy" and andPeter Plays Some Blues," described as a fair show -case parison with what'sgoing on "Indo-Jazz Suite," but never- " Dawn," dampen my enthu- and the whole album is done elsewhere. Kennedy's death was,obvi- hearing ss,there at EMI when they with such taste and humour for Slim's dark -voiced singing ously, a traumaticexperience theless It's well worth printed the covers for this LP. siasmforthisLP,which and barrelhouse keyboard Songs like " Every far many peopleinAmerica; doesn't have the jazz interest that what could have been a Time We tragedy The file reference at the top monstrous,pretentious mish- style. Say Goodbye" and"Manhat- and not surprisingly the of the sleeve says "Jazz: Tra- ofCreedTaylor's" Stride tan"arebeautifully Inspired a numberofsongs. ditional (British)." The music Right," with Hines and mash turns out to be enjoy- Mixed in with the blues ori- sang, B ounty's"Can't Keep From Cry- Hodges, for instance. Still, it's able. unusual and swinging all ginalsaresuchclassicsas thoughtheBuddyBregrnan ing"(BY6035-price 255 Od), isn't whatisusually under- the way. With Smith and Nel- Leroy Carr's "In The Even- backgrounds havea somewhat sub -titled "Topical Blues OnThe ERIC stood to be traditional; it isn't nice to hear Johnny perform- son, though,itcouldn't help indeterminate DeathofPresident Kennedy". British, and doesn't sound re- ingsomething different.. -171.3. ing' and Bill Broonzy's flavour. " A present 11 ofthem done by ten motely like any British -made but swing.-B.11. "Rock Me Baby" (the order Foggy Day,"alsofromthe different Big Joe Wil. jazz I ever heard, of eventson sleeve and label first Ella andLouis set, is less liana wroteis Maers.n Amongst iswrong, by successful than " Friends " Men", which he sings and plays In fact,itisthelatest in the way, and but listenable. withintrospectivefeeling, as DOLPHY thelongseriesofHodges - JIMMY " Evening"actuallyfollows singing to himself. Daviscollaborations:main. MEMPHIS " Rock Me") and the opening On "AprilInParis,"Ella though " Pinetop's," sings winningly James and Fannie Brewer follow ERIC DOLPHY: Out- stream stuffplayed by very on which he pays and has the with "I Want To Know Why", Dard Bound..G.W.; Green experienced hands and slanted musical tribute to the boogie- benefit ofBaste'ssurging orch- Coca! andguitarduettingto Lee;245; the woogie champ. - the traditional "Sitting On Top olphinStreet; here and there towards estra; " Let'sDo It' is asup- then Glad To BeUnhaPPY.Moo pop -jazzmarket. eriorreading,and Of The World.theme; Tani (Transatlantic PR- SLIM " Me, Myself AndI " (noth- " With A come JohnLee Grandersen's Creed Taylor producedthe SongIn My Heart"hasa "Nan Far The Nation", some - 737.1). ISMITH ing to do with theold popu- Dolphy (alto, bkell, LP, and his touch is discern- JIMMY SMITH:"Peter larsong)is great deal oflanguid charm. hat Blg/111-Isitinstyle. and Hubbard (lot). ible in the choice of material, aslow -rocking Like Young "Sad Freddie And The Wolf." The Bird; MEMPHISSLIM:"Pine- blueswith Korner " isone of sev- Day In T.46.' sensitively Jaki Byard(ono), George inthe approachto"Feelin' The Duck; The Cat; The top's Blues." Pinotop's guitar eral tracks rendered by Otis Spann's voice (bass). Ray Haynes chorus; " USA" is meatyme- showing the and piano. The first side is com Tucker Kinds," for example, andIt Grandfather, The Wolf; Blues;BlueThisEvening, singer'spropulsive (Ors). inthepresenceof The Harder:Peter;Duck Caught The OldCoon At dium boogiewith vocal, while swing. plated by Nary Ross' .President suspect) Theme;Jimmy And The " Pete Kennedy GayeHisLife"and Fender bass and Butler'sgui- Lost;We're Two OfThe 'Kansas City"is the Willie Kelly's "and" St made itsfirst appear- Duck; Peter's Theme; Meal Same Old Kind; In The Littlefield Louis "are impressive guitarist -singerBill Jackson's THIS tar, and In someof the rhyth- Tune; Cleary For A Duck; hittune enough "22nd Day Of November.November". The anceherein1961, and mic treatments used. Cut In A Tree; Capture Of Evening;Gain'ToKansas for Ella,but I'dlike to have secondhalfhas more it's good to haveIt available City; Got A Little 010 Most of theothers --includ- heard her Taylor is recognised as an TheWolf;Finale(Verve Mama; Rock Me Baby; ing "Caught supported bysym- and Fannie Brewer -note the re. againasit'spossiblythe VLP9159). The Old,"rather pathetic semblance to Josh White in 111.s astute jazz salesmanwho has Don'tThink You're Smart; surprisingly Oninstrumentalists finest Dolphyof what might smith organ,withbig Me,Myself And Mem- - are slow, plain- whowereinspiring guitar work on "Why DidHe helpedtomakebest-selling bandarrangedandcon- I. tive blues.Collectors tothe To a be termed hismiddle -period. phisSlim USA. (Interna- of curios singer."Midnight Have Go?" -and solid allnims for Getz, JimmySmith, ducted by OliverNelson. shouldnote that "Blues Sun"is - this twin. tional Polydor 421211.) This al-planteharmonlca mando The formation of Wes Montgomery and others. November, December tone Evening" one melodystrong enoughto linecmin on Johnny Young's "I fashion, Peter Chafman (Memphis isSlim'snotorious make tet isIn the neo.bop Heistryingtopopularise NewJersey. If an appealonits own TriedNot To Cry'. The album, andtrumpeterHubbardas Slim) (pno. vac), Alexis Kor- YouSeeKay"song. anunusual Hodges, I imagine,and finding ner(girt.Stan Greta terms, whenitis wellsung, andsociologically eared me duringhisgig at mixture of Jimmy Ides). Memphis'Britishfriendsac- even though Interestingbluesset,alsoin- Ronnie Scott's, allthe tunes the Rabbit a bit resistant -un- THE London,14/7/60 companycompetently the lyricstend to cludesAvery Brady's "Pen willing to workinthe 5/4 and Smith's propulsive bluely the framework, within beover -pretentious. Kennedy" and Jimmy Brown's hadchordsequenceswhich organandSergeProkofiev's MENIZISwheSnLIMt butItend to so on, ordig deep in South recordedtrdetl. So,on balance, He Was wereadhered to. 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nAVYJONES:"It Ain'tMe needs clever production. Babe "(P)e):Oh dear. Without APOSTOLICINTERVENIION: Now Pye havelilteda track wishingto offtheoldDavy downerwe can "Have YouEver Seen Me" Monkng you're only ay (Immediate): album toIssuethischi t goingtofreak,- One of the first py pleasedo Steve Marriott-Plonk Leine version of whatusedto rbe itproperly.Be- a beautiful llve it ornot, there compositions and produc- and is good tion arisingfrom their number.Dylanhasa soul bad " psychedelic" len- which Is really music. mediate businessdeal. This his,and isabig, deep, only his,and it'sincredible very Small DENNYLAINE Eaces-like number and that Davy, or anybodyelse, Don't "SayYou should wantto disfigure Mind" (Dream):Since sound, but thinkit'sa little Dylan the hissplitwiththe aggressive and Imposingfor original. However, Blues, Moody the this Denny has present pop market. As will shatteryour ear- beeny everwith Faces drumswithit'smetallic, Prettyquiet,butnow records voluminous breaksintosong again oe you feel thereare great bits sound andthere hisfirstsolo single and then again,it could all are one or twofantastically own his have been subtle Cockney composition. Deem so much better. ated words acntuce - hasa very distinctive, BILLY J.KRAMER: "Town leftin justso pressivesound exy- Of Tuxley thatwe can allget patriotic pleasant andit's a Toy Maker Part lilting record, One" (Reaction):From the and rushout to buya pretty nicelyproduced dreadful,old,Davy by Denny NEMS-Stigwood combine Jones Cordell.Not an comes Billy's HIS! single. He'sso much better commercial instantly new disc on with the Monkees. songbutthe the Reaction label,written blue,mournfulfeel bynew group the Bee Gees. porates incor- THE HERD:" I Can enoughcharmto Billy'svoice doesn'tcome Fly" (Fon- charm It'sway into overcompletely, t-eningThisis a compact the 30. butthe littlegroup presently number hasa lot of appeal doing JULIEDRISCOLL: and a tondown I Know certainly might hit atLondon's You Love withits Marquee Club, and Me Not"(Porto- cute fantasy line, now phone): This and child.fikephilosophy. they getanother airingon must be Julie's record under first serious chart con- Not bad. thewatchful tenderGiorgio eyeofKen Howardand Gomelski's tHE PURPLE GANG:"Granny AlanBlalkely climatic productionand the Takes A Trip" (Transatlan- who com- sweeping,crashing posed this,their first,psy- arrange- tic).Prohibition -styleChi- chedelicsong, already! ment combinedwith Julie's cago raver withthis new Not beltingvocalmakesit well -spatted double surprisingly thereis a Dave very overwhelming breasted Dee feel tothe number, record. Birminghamgroup. It's a and Britainhas fewgoodgirl verycharminglittleditty Steve Rowlandsproduction soul leavesme as cold singers,andevenif with nice bluesyharmonica, DAVY: track from an old album. as usual this record doesn'thappen, some of the most appealing -which isa shame because it'sa gas to know that thistypeofharmonious, we comb andpaper on record, atmospheric number-which haveanother ontheway and a good lyricabout fions in Hollywood. But she swings alongIna vaude- up-andthat'sthe Granny takinga relysmainlyoneffect direc- trip once never makes it. Good record, villagood-timeway.Pos. - tionJulie'sgoing. a yeartothe movie audl- nicely produced and it siblya hit? ThatoldTom Jonesmagic strikesagain LPs TOM JONES: " Green Green Town Sweetheart" and "After st asOf Home" (Deets). The Laughter." Toes Joneshasanenviable SHIRLEY BASSET. "Anit qualityinasinger-the µrewere (United abilitytoadd magictoan Artists). If Miss ordinary song with his superb sounds at brassyhere, coraltreatment.More1.°U( she canhePorgniver.Forshe.: that June, is in a class of mercifullyplayeddownthe own an our top malesinger. shrieking and sings exception Tough as nails voice, power- ally well.Whoever chose the an house delivery yetasoft songs tender touch when necessary,ry back, toode""" The albumaeat includes on "'- Alltats addstipto another ..The Impossible Dream.' finealbum fromthe Welsh ..D0 -D wonderboy. The feelis coon- rumege =meg., tread We Were Lovers," On A and the songs often Clear Day You Can See for - JONES:a soh tender touch when necessary knee -deep M corn.butIt isever" You Go theJonesvoicethatputsAway. the stamp ofChMonit.He tothe record which features a leading country artist-here it Hit GENE PITNEY:"Big Six - offthat easily-because includnhisGoldDisc Volume Three" (State. numbers like "What'll I Do," she pay tributesto some of thereareoneortwo nice "Green Green Grass Of teen. "Misty,""GeorgiaOn My the greats of country music- things happening: " High And thefollow-up"De- side). What can you say - Home," is16 more songs Mind," "Over The Rainbow," Hank Williams, Ernest Tubb, Dry " a buildingtwanging troitCity" and his new except this "Walk On The Wild Side" TexRitter,Jimmie Rodgers, " (reak," cannot be ignored; sunginhoe Pitney manner? release 'Funny Familiar known, some not so and "Gassin"." Roy Acuff.It'sto her credit norcan "ModEast" an JAGGER IN FM SMUT Feelings," but given that her performance of these oriental flavoured track, . well-known,a but all JULIE ANDREWS AND there's no abort vietght of song styling. wellknown songs doesn't fall whereas thetitletrack,sur- thereare other Gene's brand CAROLE BURNETT:"Julie flat. Wanda sounds goodon prisingly enough, is because Include "Rags To a corny, tracks,These range froma Titles and Carole at Carnegie Hall" numbers aswellknownas square attempt reminiscent of Riches,"" Through (CBS), A two -woman tour de muscular " Riders In TheSky," Of Love,'"There's "Jambalaya," "Jealous a pallid Duane Flea number. and a tender "He'llHave To The Eves force if a little too American- Heart,""You WinAgain,- "Week Wads "features the No Living Without Your isedfor home consumption. Go," to the JohnnyCash hit In Rags," " WabashCannonball" and bass guitarist who has drawn "Ring Of Fire " andthe old Loving," " Princess Cut live at CarnegieHall,it " Fire Sall Mail." from the Capitol's "Cool COLOUR BY Carole in a cowboyMt"CoolWater." and " AllThe Way" features Julie and THE VENTURES: "Guitar Jerkerk" for most of his ideas. figegaarc. :"At Came- seriesof songs and comedy Freakout " (Liberty): Hardly Add week versions of "Stand. The other great Guinea). routines writtenround musical Sbileen Tons,""Two Broth gleHall"(Golden ballet - and even a the best material for "freak- ing In The Shaven" Of Love." My Mother'sEyes," Ninasuniquetalentcomes comedy, ing " on andit's about time "I'm ABeliever."" Snoopy "Atfir" Field Of YellowDaisies." through marvellouslyonthis parody of Julie's smash the Ventures stopped making or. The Red Baron," mix one release. Pianist " Sound Of Music " film. instrumental cover versions- ortwomoreratherover. I cheap mien sir -none, Corny, but oftenclever. Get"Sayfrom NO T"YouT°'"Are "AllHeart-nee tor, atleastthe Shadows don't tremeloe-armedoriginals and here,has a a CLIFF"'ha WANDA JACKSON:" Sal- have to stoop that low. Quite you have bearable garden BARRY Sam " shortly ""'HARD: superbemotionalfeel. She utes TheCountry Music Hall honestly this albumisabit partyrecordbutnotmuch L RICH "Don't mainly onslower ()I Fame" (Capitol).Wanda's of a joke hut you can't write else. Med Me Now" (Colum. concentrates marvel temposandincludes a MO WV'Sromantic balladeer movingandstat le harking back tohis erner. lovely iTtefni., pianosoloonthe FOLK LPs geOtyearsasBritain'stop And Deli amod..' This album From Samson Hitt and roll star inexuberantmood. On somebeat isn't Nina of /ler LenChandler is a young Singers and songwriters Dylanesque.Blue'svoiceand FANTONI featuresCliff fineexamples whodeals in intheBob Dylan bag keep guitar are supported by Monte numbers (and acouple ofbal- but some exquias; c, guitarist -singer vocal style and ersonal per astheysay. appearingon thescene,and Dunn (ate). Paul Hams (organ sounds tracks I am a lads),and Mr Richard tasteful piano. 'nher.. o manner which seemsto though qualified ade piano, etc), Harvey Brooks vocally greet 11 alittledated. , rawer ofDylan's later,beatier (Sass)anddrummersBuddy old include."Black Dylan.717: work I One for the fanswho are 'nannd The Josh1r:rho a 'lir vieweachnewchal- Salzman andas the label puts I FindMy nlo.ve enough to remember the debut album,"TO BE A MAN" lengerwithmixed emotions. It,Herbert Lovelle -M.J. halcyon daysof Whamand Other Woma (CBS BPG629)1.), contains a The newest contenderto come At dozenalhissongs-someor my wayDavid Blue, doubtless r Oh, Kind New fans -lend THEPEDDLERS: pleas or warn- has a personal style which will NI On "SONGS OF $15061. Titles rangefrom The them powerful PLEASE SUPPLY erifear. IM). Peddlers arca very ngs. Thean song isone, come throughAt the moment, TIES" (Philips BLT749), Don MUSIC MAKER ypB three-man "Bellevue." and"TaeOf The though,muchof hissinging Paulinruns through aninter, and"6.°°dGollyand owing nut alittle Molly"" to Simon fine group 'Lig era others.Be the pret. and some ofhis writing reflect national selection of songs "Miii "Homewardm tartymusty., er ;ide,Chandler writeslove Dylanto an extent that makes created by variousminority Garfunkel's kit W stories such as "HaneyRose" ithardtoassesshisoriginal groups Among theattractive Retold" hoivrihod a My Name they have date here which areveryDylanish talent. Titles like "Arcade Love themes Included are "Shit Solt" EDDY ARNOLD:"The Lail followingamong Infeeling,also vaguelYchain- Machine". "GrandHotel"and and "Sherele",Jewishdance Lonesome"(RCA enthusiastic sophIcal messages like "Shadow "The Gasman" on "DAVID tunesof one kind or another; album poppeople.mmiunrghrirfot.heirthre7; DreamChaserOfRainbows". BLUE" (Elektra ERL 0003), and a Russian song called "vow°, Address Victor)..nA lightweight ce are humorous talk - the fast, swingy "Justine", ehko": a Spanishpipsylove arti potation atLee' And there from Eddy Arnold, an successfulresidency songs,"MissionaryStew"for seemto bebasedonDylan's song, "Zorongo": and a Creole Who walks thethinlinehe' she clueto conception of song -poetry. vocal number, "HICHIE Banjo". and don'sPickwick, instance !Vsquite an imPres. Nieto pop and country ofcommercial sive performancetit a new deliveryandtypeof accom- Paulin also attempts the Bessie theirlack paniment rover seems toslip completely s their tempos...singer with something andoften wefind Smith classic, "slack mountain h teasIlesPr t Blues", and a version of dnwninto eitherre arehigh, per. of hls own to sayTo myTina, fragments of lyrics "Black tinge mainlysadlyromantic standards-they"A knockout the more passionatedeliveries "steal your meter" and "secret Girl"whichcould have come h that much too intense agents"and sonon ho from or Josh White, In ferment: mannered in are Just HAND THIS WMP vatIoue IfatrIlleigh to he fullyeffective. and I outina crowing voice whisk thoughthisinterpretation is TO YOUR NEWSAGENT vOcellY "Pi This album, somewhat insipid. PIM learrangement,. theryPocalaat time prefer the relatively under. strikes us Ilke an echo of some In as Instrumental wit Ia He playsplenty credo breadth and character tho, recordedwith astar.studded staledthings haierernembered Dylan Matting cooingvocalpony at the Pickwick ofguitar.too inaneclectic hope I'm not being unfair to album Iscomparable withon. audience a a a but of Theo Bikers, but DonPaulin Vines. Titles include""Misty. Introducethemto manner which suggests youngartist, should grounding in Josh, Big Bill and even thesinpromiingcomprehensible prose doesn't yet packBikers punch (besttrack), Why, audience Pete Murray Me" In wider alllikethat.- poem on the LP sleeve Is orpersonality.-M.J. "TieLastWord given aneffusiveintroduction 'WhewIsMa," "MY HomeHome Foe(IN -MELODYMAKER, April15, 1967 THENEW MAY 3036 the moyfrar theatre,Strattonstreet,W I presents ALL-STARCLUB 9.3ArtilleryPostage, E.1 co. (4,1,114.Si n iftwo1 S. 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Guestartist FOLK BARGE Kingston. STEVEJohnnySilvo, JOEYYOUNG SPURLING, JOHN MARTIN. BAND 243411/140, R 0,90. THE THETONICKS THE FOX, BOB DAVENPORT, with The Rakes, LOOSEENDS HOTEL, Surbiton Road THE FORTHCOMINGATTRACTIONS TONITE. Levee Ciders, FolkKingston, ROGER EVANS, GAVE 15th7.30-11.30 Saturday.April 22nd JACKIE EDWARDS Manna, Feathery House Sr CALDERHEAD. SATURDAY,APRIL Upncy Station.7.45 pn1. BAR DIDDLEY horn U 5 A. "COME BACKGIRL" WIP6008 LICENSED BO WHITE BEAR, Kingsley oad, in advance,5/6 aldoor Saturday,Aprol 7970 MR. ENTERTAINMENT is the only phraseto describeHounslow. BRIANMOONEY,RTHE MONDAY Tickets 4/6 STRAWBS SISTERS this truly talentedsinger-composer AT LITTLE HOGGS, Princes, THEPOLYTECHNIC SOUL nf Wales, Abbey Road/hello, Tube) Road, NIV.08 p.m. Little TitchfieldStreet,W.1Palled C.c.s FRIDAY SEYMOURHALL At LES COUSINS, 40 GreekJOHNNYSILVO (NemMarble Arch) TELEPHONE Street,GElt5413,7.90.11.00. TIM WALKER EALING TECH rrat 0aPk,FTPRelerIG:dad,WVLI a' SEB JORGENSEN stone. 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1200 teenagers Frt., 140r porl GEORGE YOUNG * Dancing every night DANCE NIGHT FOR THE and the HOLY GROUND TRADITION (opposite Ifayseator tubestation) * Lata NightFilm Festival OVER 18s HARLEM KIDDIES THE JUGETRUST FOLK CONCERT, STARRING '171/imn.at'r'' r AT THE CELLARCecil Sharp noonSHOWnrnaculAR House,CamdenTown. B p rn. nod . UN KRAMER Oa MODERN JAZZ SURBITON. Assembly Rooms, THE IAN CAMPBELL ery Tuesday al the HEAR YE Guest VERA JOHNSON.Residents8 p.m. DEREKSARJEANT, JOHN 0 0-11 30p m Gonllmon (1/61.nd..7/6 The Laymen. FRASER. PAUL MeNEILL GROUP Saturday, ISM Broil WELL& BUCKET 143 Bellinol Green Rood BRUNO PIANTA, SUNDAY, MAY 28th THE ALAN PRICE SET FROM ITALY, 2BC FOLK. The0thClassic Commencing AptIl 101k, 8.11p.m. BATS SANDRAMANTOVANI and EWAN * International °Notes and 7 30.11 45 rim G.Wrown 065. mans 8/0 Washboard Band,April 19th, Nor. MacGOLL, PEGGYSEEGER, Union Wembley. Aolors horn SociolisI countries St., WC1 folk Arms Ranh A -*************10 ALAN RUSHTON TRIO PSYCHEDELICDISCOTHEQUE Tavedis LloydBaker 88 Full programme- manyother Sande, 161M1 ee,ii 7,45, allroclions DISCOVERIES OF VICKI GILLESPIE EXPLODES LAINT /41.1841118 ilk") IUSSIll LIERGA. Ceilidh al Oshcy JET Everything FREE for residents TOMORROW BEAT CONTEST -SAT. Pavillon. Green Lane. WED.-THURS.-FRI. Oahev.Park) Cost LI 1(week) Neils.(Station Carpenders 715-11 0 6 m&Wien.", 6/ loc.., Underneath 212 WEST ENDLANE WithRFOXWORTITY.OB DAVENPORT,RAKES. E6 WhIlssin weekend AT BLAISES and every Saturday and Sunday Near WEST HAMPSTEADSTATION, N.W.6 TONY Send lot booking forms TONY Mc. and deloils to: THE WARREN DAVIS K THE SYDNEY CARTER, At Holiday Poslivol (HMI CARTHY, THE TAPPERS. WED., 19th APRIL MONDAY BAND 15th: ALL-NIGHTER Wharf Club.Blaektri. 16 King Sheol, W.C.2 .11. Rotielont Too Rodro 0 / - 'VELVET OPERA SAT., APRIL Horseflies Theatre/ a«a Members and Students5/- ars. (NearMermaid iSonutthinuriraw Ill 'POP') a MembersV-guests 7/88 p e.. BO Phone 734: 0327 Earls Court, RICKW NISA.., TICK (enquiries)' TROUBADOUR. By arrangement with Harold Dawson 10 30.DAVIDCAMPBELL. RICKY 11CK J GROW MAN GROW Eric Delaney 0 'in isp.:Isfslatt,ers SUNDAY DIDDLEY flperloy, April 13111,08ND WASHINGTON LADIES, 1001 AIM SAMAR SAND 122 Clustensisale, London,S.W.7 -" lver7.47 cm1.newe nor BERTJANSCH Sword,, AO,,I ISM, ME .0ABONDS emele « mew .lei re. ot. KENsinglen 6228/9971 Seturdoy, Aer.1 20111,ALAN SOWN SO isI loAn JOHNRENBOURN W Cor No 5 BUDDY RICH RICKY TICK, HOUNSLOW 1 SAtitPAD 1174 bolos..r wisdom, A.&opt Orme HOTEL Imrepa MinWahl. HORSESHOE AND Indapr Aprrl 1417

o I "44.9T P714 1141 Norma Mr TOTTENHAMCOURTROAD DISCOlICK MondayI hursda y Deolher Kw, toot wrh 7.30 p.m.PROMPT N.WIT owl elan. anopPr he. 171141 Nord he HIS BAND Somsday, April ISM,ALAN SOWN NT COUNT SUCKLE NpoleIn (Napo., woo eimro leyrod ro Sunday, April 10111..1011N MAYALC award or StarandGarter. o elml wr1, sot BROMLEY. KLUEJKLUBStrew Sunday, Aerll 23rd. Mt CREAM IL SOUND SYSTEM luauswe, Sermon's Hod.Moh This SUNDAY, APRIL 16 Sims 34in .Arim chnsi tac ..... pa Cave Ward Lai records Irnm S A & also/ ssossisal lull,ac Dew 1 PLAZA, NEWBURY C1619.0, P. f. P. 5/6, CHELMSFORD J 110/- 4 end 6 rely nots4 arrim COME ALLYE atthe Mercury Licensed Bar Dancing COVENTRY THEATRE AprIl lath. NI CREAM Friday, April 14Ih 04,14.bae11 a WelInternationalFolkClub." The LATEST DISCS Sondem. Ape0 eyts N 61/6 Credo, Gate. TOP GROUPS Sr' and830prn nth, KING 010101 mom [22 P 0 yer Pent ac Prince Albert...Notting Hill ADMISSION 6/6 Sondra, Apo! 23rd,0040 WASKINGION Soo. Tatman 7.30 p.m. NO IIA/AMH THE SONNY M.O. PHYSICAL CULTURE BUREAU EVERY SUNDAY SAND oleoe.oleo rworlo814 In tn.. 7/6, 10/6, 12/6, 15/ - re-S-LEMBLYHALL, AYLESBURY NH Drown and EronT 7617167 30 taker St..London, w.1 HAMPSTEAD. 3CITY0.Plus 7.30p... -11.00p... I (Dora. 1u.cloy, April Ills, 5001. CHILDE SHOW .62].19.6P a P.S/6, TheResidents.TheEnterprise. BUNT. or 66 end opposite Chalk arm Station. with THE T.N.T. BAND pet .45.7 E.d., 7.30p.m. E20 17 A awis SOUTHPORTROAD April ISth PAT EVANS THE BIRDCAGE PORTSMOUTH Co. N6 WIT CfNIINES0110$1119 1 be lob Au ALL .NIGHT RAVE Pool tool.. Now Po PSYCHEDELIC ORCHESTRA ,on ...rod Spoor Ho., RINOwith Ems's Arms,Peckham Rye kronponel rwo 0.0 OGNET MARY WELLS pee TerAd mod* LIGHTING 7.30 THE MOVE EVERY SUNDAY, Tull show popos. SHOW from Americo Lowpoelo Sow 3.4 STONL' Audio controlled lighting, asused 01 FDPITOTTing 44 In Improrol Moo REALMa ismstkols. SwingingMg lend loll rho Roundhouse,April 8th Weald, 8 P.M. TILL DAWN, SATURDAY, APRIL 15th with THE PLAYBOYS BAND Marl 11119.6, P 6 P. fa,. Sunday, April 16111 or 40/. doeend 6 nap COLOUR ORGAN £90 pp, el 42/.God, 1-;-=-Q-2:j21/II 3 Channels, forI kW lamp ergo II 12.0 Mangy hod goat/moo FRI., APRIL 149h, 10.30p m 'Soon THE LINKS BAND Smd tor hoo breeform INC.POST SHE TRINITY le London *Moro £60 The Cram WoPld ofArthur grown * LAMP CONTROLLERS Lodin' tr. Night,.very Mandny Jrvd'w.oder own d lea non r..term NS di 3 Channels, eachikW require FEMALE Th. Social Deolonts * Ih.Gionl Sun orewinnetien and Wednesday kes Remote moc/lotion facility Trolley * Marls Boyle * tvemre EZE)< .) Sew) to. el nee finer malls of SAX PLAYER *Light *Columbus' Stereophonic*. Open all night EVERY NIGHT Cell.,. **heir

sIdemen from The Rondo 1,1 *STARLITE*ALLENDALE ROAD, GREENFORD HA, LICENSED BARS CAR PARK UFO sell. Woken., FREEMAN, THAMES HOTEL Hull, Skyline Son display ad. ETC. BLUESVILLE '67 2 MIN SUDBURY TOWN PICCADILLY LINE TORE WEM 9944 MODERN LOW LIGHTING KNOCKOUT ATMOSPHERE WHYTE HART. t/iury Lane. .101111 W1111 Quartet. CRAW DADDYMIKE RAVEN LIVE FRIDAY 1'a Nxs thland.Hampton Court RADIO LUX BRIAN GREEN'S SATURDAY APRIL 14th " SOUL -SUPPLY " THE CREATION siyHE JAZZBAND ADMISSION FREE.KINGAL. SYSTEM SOUL FRIDAY FRED, SOUTHEND LANE, SM. BAND "THE MANORHOUSE" SAT. JAZZ DISCIPLES,TOAD JAZZ. Blues Star. IVAN ST CLAIR (OPP Manor Mouse Tube) APRIL 15th BIG , ERIC SILK 8 HIS Lie. The onlyshow itskindin L. NIGHT AT Bur. 8.10.30 p.m. 5/. LONOON I SOUTHERN JAZZBAND BLUESVILLE '6 DIG I BLUESVILLE '67co"or.E.. NORDEN, MAX AT THE TROPICANA SAUP721L CIT:, THE LONG JOHN BALDRYSHOW 'S 111 GEORGE STREET,CROYDON BILL NILE'S DELTAS THE GORGEOUS DICK MORRISSEY a, Wall% Ranalagli, Warwick Road, BLUES BREAKERS! IKETTE Lola lino, S W.5 with IAN BIRD SEXTET * PETERp LINtingMA A 4, Dancing, banal, bar 2a.m. resen JAMESENTERTAINMETHENT-M GODSGENCY SIX BELLS P. P. ARNOLD CAVALIER CLUB, Prince Albert. \s,ATE5R- GREEN"0-01 HEARTBREAK Golden Green Road, JOHN SUR- HUMAN INSTINCT- THESHELL THE BUNCH KING'S ROAD, CHELSEA Hoar "Laundromat Blues" AND THE SOUL GUYS MAN, COLIN PETERS QUINTET, - Saturday, April 15,11, 0 p.m Telephone WEMbley ant, :rut e.r.,,,iter.71..u1S.Insi,..d.iscy ST. THOMAS' HALL HOTEL MARTIN HART TRIO.4s. adm 4403/9944 BRENTWOOD, ESSEX Snacks. Car park. GROUPS AVAILABLE FOR THE MANOR HOUSE CONTINENTAL WORK CATCH the wounding BLUES CLUB E LMER CRUMBLEY1S JAZZ SANDY ammo scow. House Tube PIED BULL. 1 LIVERPOOL ROAD B ABES.Royal VauxhallTavern. . NEXT FRI. APRIL -Z1 FAMILY CROSS TIES BLUES BAND OPEN EVERYNIGHT Birmingham. Rainbow Stale E RIC SILK, 100 Club,Oxford BROWN_JIMMY JAMES HENRY LOWTHER QUARTET Street. Slnrllnp WHISKY A' (SUGGEST GROUP Happening el '67 CRAW DADDY Wood Green?0100:1ljtg/2"bt4,rigt11 MILDER MANOR, YonbrIdge. GO GO Taeguisland Hampton Court KEN COLTER. ?RESENTS. WOOD GREEN =',""""" PAT EVANS ORCHESTRA SUNDAY, APRIL 16th flaunt' FAMILY THE LEADERS King's Aria. Peckham Rye, 7.30 MITCHAM, BUCKS HEAD PHIL Leicester, 'English Metric Featuring SoulDancer B ROWN. BILL NILE'S GOODTIME1.1 NORMA FAY "THE FOX" THE SOUL I SUNDAY CLUB OCTAVE PresentingSottlSinger ON THE HILL, DULWICH NEW SEDALIA JAZZ BAND. SET Ilumbrough Tavern.Southall Crown and Anchor. Cross Street, TUESDAY, APRIL 18th ALEX WELSH & HIS BAND E LITE SYNCOPATERS. Castle DELROY WILLIAMS OLAF VASS /41 LOA Hotel. Tontaldge 1.,,'.Bars 011.30 in:Br BOBBY BREEN THE FIVE PROUD WALKERS ERIC SILK, Thanirs NEXT SUNDAY: TUBBY HAYES AULTLESS TRIO THEBUNCH CROYDON JAZZ Club. MarHamplun Court. THURSDAY, APRIL20th Hotel, Pete Dyer 'm Jassbund 1 HE SUPERLATIVEtalenttiof ",",7,17,00" the THE PHOENIX CRUMBLES E JAZZ GOTHIC JAZZBAND, Colye THE Brantford. Club. CavondIsh Squat., W.1 MAY 1700 FLASHBAKKS E ASES, Bed 1.1on, FAMILY Wydnasday, April 19th, B. 15-11p.m L33-37 WARDOUR Nottingham. Boat Club STREET, W.1 GER 7676 ERIC SILK SOUTHERNJAZZ- MINOR PORTION TO FT'S S AND, SouthernJaw Club.Ex. TUBBY j 35-38 GroseHIll Servicemen's GlobHall, Haney ROLL BAND Wheatshost,Brandon St:Wits/ow!.16173 Rona. Leytonstone,next door to Ritz.Bournemouth LONDON CITY AGENCYLTD. "6,02.101,". Saturday, April 15 WAGES OF SIN 189 WARDOURSTREET, LONDON, Saturday, April171, W.I REGent 3378/9 PALM COURT HOTEL NOW SECOND LARGEST R.S B.SOUL GOODTIMEAGENCY JOHNMAYALL siru.nuo LINEPERMUKUM awry Friday (7161 presents MODERN JAZZ ARTWOODS Every Sunday 13/-) Every Friday, Saturdayand Sunday Latest Releaseon E.M.I., 14th April BANDS ronnie scottPRESENTS f relay, April 14th RESIDENT "WHAT SHALLI DO ?" SCOTT'S CLUB DICK MORRISSEY at RONNIE at the OLD PLACE Saturday, April 15th MIKE COTTONSOUND 47 Frith SI.,W.I Go. 4752 SAVOY BROWN 39 Garrard SI., W.I. OR 0217 ART ELLEFSON HEART LUCAS Niohrly (moat Sunday), Sunday, Apr!, 161/1 SIX -PIECE WINE AND DINENIGHTLY, 8 30 3 0.01 andhoof the world's Ems, tort mbar &II 30 Thursday, April13th COVENLICI, Maid.PIMA Spenot rates he studentsbrio,. 9.30 o rm. Menday.Thursday TERRY SMITH BLUES BAND DYNAMIC Mud AmdI Starimlmaitar Imam10011 0110 LW srat 0001 14 DORF AVM Simoriew MIKE SCOTT QUINTET and MINI CNN frlday, April 14111 MOIMISSET and IAN HANSI THE'HAPPENING' ALL -COLOURED Sot April 1101.APIONNIMY Howl JIMMY PHILIP QUINTET SOUL BAND SM.Apra It.MUM ENO MMI0 BAND SOULS Noe TiCOOKS MIRY INN Now appearinguntil Saturday, April 22nd Saturday, April15th NANWOCH. ChM11.11 BULL'S Apal Imo. ALL- NIGHTER HEAD Wad IV SOUTHMArloN, BARNES BRIDGEPRO 0241 fluor .Aw1120MOOKS KINN Mika Wastbrook Bona FIVEPROUDWALKERS AGENCY Bob Mackay Cluortat Resident Rhythm Suflorn CANA VARIETY W Stan Jona. TM 41(eil 40100000S10.41 10.00.0 ROLLINS BILL LS SAGE TRIO SONNY (May. Saturday, Madoy, Nsinbarn 7/6 Guist. 10/, lunch aura.,

WORRYING with SIANTRACEY TRIO RONNIE SCOTT MIKE CARR TRIO KYNDE Monday, April17th Friday, April 14th EVERY IRIDA r RAY RUSSELLQUARTET RONNIE ROSS BILLNILESBAND Tuesday, April 11111, Saturday, April 15th CHAMPION Commancing April 24th EVERY SUNDAY, 176holviPt GRAHAM COLLIERSEPTET PETE KING featuring JEAN HART the CAT ornut spry Awl,tunMill 1116 RAILWAY HOTEL WMassday,Apra 1911, Sunday, Apra loth JACK BUD FREEMAN Now Rolooseon Fontana, 14th April DUPREE BOBBY WELLINS/ Lunchliena and Earning HARROW ILWEALDSTONE with LENNIE FELIX TRIO AMERICANBLUES Mc NAIR KEN WRAY QUARTET PLUS Barrio Mtn... HAROLD DANNY MOSS QUARTET "WALKIN' " ARTIST with JEANNIE LAMBE Li AAAAA d 11. trint Iambs TUBBY HAYES Golden Goodls d 111E QUARTET MIMI. I/. Orsufs 7/ Monday, April 17Th Also -JAll:COLLIE'S RHYTHM ACE ; 1 LONDON CITY STOMPERS;GOTHICS CALIFORNIABALLROOM BUCK CABARET: SPENCER'SWASHBOARD KINGS; ROD HANSON;SAM'S MENDS Wloppard Duartyhly PENN pre. CLAYTON JAZZ atthe DOG & FOX WImblirdon Hi I,Every Sunday at 7 Edda, April 141h, p m-Mo/nigh, luesday, April 18th April 1611, Sunday, DICK MORRISSEYQUARTET THEFANTASTIC BODIDDLEY Wuanonday, April19th w,.Johnny Patrick Quartet luturrinr, *loll I Pk p Midnighl BENWEBSTER LENNIE BESTQUARTET

ROLLINS BUCK CLAYTON Future011ru0flonsinclado SONNY RONNIE SCOTT QARTET Ihesday, Apr11 70M JESSEFULLER MARY WELLS DICK MORRISSEYQUARTET MAY/JUNETOUR-Stillafew dates available Phge 114-NIFLODYMAKER, April15, 1967 DILL PUBLIC NOTICES ENGAGEMENTS WANTED SITUATIONSVACANT Lewington I/4d.per won/ MUSICIANS WANTED 1/-perword I/ perword (conlinued) requIred I BRIAN GORDON A CAREER FOR YOUR SONYIs MODERN JAZZ. Me there to CLARINET TUNER TTfEWE too, "fro LING intend BASS GUITARIST so [sloes 103113suitable BARGAINS OF to applytothe LondonBoroughyour son Interested 10MONO...IIans.Modern lass groups within lx Thepsition join group Beck. Crowon,ilendo bandana. who, GUITARS 164 ..t.C.2 of fora Licence to carryse Why not Id him lurn this inplaying don:ince of Barnaley7 etc.) Phonefuranex -Army Mond now 5115 onan terest type(Marshall - toremainInms.lation 011sON in EmploymentAgencyfor into a full.timecarver. A61.0only - Write In: The Man-:Hough 42105 wunis 01030N1 0 Mrs, Mond ms, 0160 Hnot 9 00 0All day oar persons In the fully trained Molt headed Civic,Hall, Entertainments by Mr.ner, Barnsley, with Gigs. Season ,!rd',1;f4,T07.',107,5, GUILD Stornmf 1.01,Mond r44 £103 Industry 111 D. B ASS (STRING), 1s:101°11d "r1s15112 11! Nu39,Scholars Rd. R.Kimberley.FTCL, LRAM,details of fee and where he con PARk 8204 Week 0111506 1 5.110,ononmoloto St If ARCM, LOOM,give see Gerry Friedman, musician. Therela11 Rday ALTO SAXOPHONES S W_I2. suchagencyto youngmen you playing. - Fridays 01850N 5.EMHIM Lra be knownasConcordePooduc 115.17), oftenwithnoprevious ORGANISTload BASS tinting). Jazz, dunce.finishing at 2ocluM on tneupolow RS wo, auEnsolot400, onseth the usual othergennel SENDER Glolmosim, CI I5 lions Allobjectionsandthemusical experience,a chance to4315 revenIngsi. Jock. 570.0728. and PINDER ProthlooRom sok nos 05 SELMERMk. VI, ot nst £95 grounds become Pleasetelephone tin for thereforonuatbe sub- Orstclassinstrumental. ORGANIST / PIANISTforsum- B ASS (STRING)VOI.31, season. to comeand dub' MAYON floods SELMER sung ACTION 155 mittedinwritingtothetown ISIS. Excellentinstruments LOU mer season, May 5.0cluber 10 on appointment m own .00 CONN lomo -01.864-21177. 01111 ourChief EPIPHONE Casino. 5o,o. po, Cos clerk, Lambeth 1,1011 S IN2 provided and trainingIs carredExcellent thiary.-BIS 5531.Clay- etlxvthe position CLASSIC mmarldthma BLUES GUITARISTandharp 000500 Hawk.Ltd., ANEMIAS Os nit In pleasant surrounding,withman Agency. Toner Edgware other keen talented ORGANIST / TENOR SAX,.Wonplayer Dean'broek Road, MARSHALLSTOCKISTS 1 TENOR SAXOPHONES .d 1111. 9815 n101t! 01.952.7711 youngmen Faeilltiesforall Lod, NorthLandon.Group.272 filidd:Tel: odSomnot CONN Ida, BANDS 007- IUINf OINI10Rom* WOndilopiled sportsandsocialacliMlles.If5720 evenings RIR"' GROUP soaksmanager - opsokvo. mbuse tomoth OM autSCHER itomono,,scond,I04od this is what yOUare looking for. 24, GUITARIST/Harnionica 6 10" 1/-per word ORGANIST. Young.under B LUES 0301 evenings. VOX TAO PENNSYLVANIA,pmlmi Ces w IleforTull partlovinsofpal'single, seeks pro group -FIN 7989, NEw KING, requiredbylop P.-re' HOLIDAYCAMPenterialronen1 VOX A.0 IS,2 12min L30 emondmonod vtilatrei7E- e.0774rallalled bandand condIllOnsto Brigade Band.cordinggroop - Ring Sll.2710 Lon' misers,able Amyluie master, B LUESGUITARIST/Harp. staffwanted, good M. nateatta mom All arms Homo- Fusiliers Brigade Depot, 730 2445 sports andplayIn. ABOUT 100 topgroupsandSutton Cnldneld, Warwickshire, OHO. - Tel luorganise dance bands v. animists orvocalornovelly, BRASS immediatelyavail- ALL CHICAGO BLUESguitarist, AOliver, Creation, nem VP geo =:'7°' able.Travelanywhere. INSTRUMENTS. Summer wantsband. Own Iran&etc. Write,photr. MSSoN Mow 1040N. MOUTHPIECES able Reason-season, holiday camp, I.o.W. PIANIST/ good, Gardens.litirringay. ROOSO aHAWSIES111.Mk VI. S14 L30 prices. Now bookingfor port - Cruickshank.21 Lemont 52 Rolland Dombono, not fell ran. now wadable. summer Send photo withage and noon N.4. O 550N 9.10 season.- Claymanance, Grays, gst,a London 402 Dam, 5/14 110 GomPot R7. 0.0 mob Agency, 7.6Aldgate High Street, onlyfirstclass musicians ORGAN CUT, for gate, 1USSON Amelonly Nombem 15 0 mode E.C.3. Feedapply,with Rae.to Most Rs good roods(. Willingto go CONGA / BONGODRUMS. Pe- THE UPPER dan. 100567 aHAW.. lenporlol1522, Standard Sam, Mora a,.0 Tel.BIS 5531(10a.m.- BIll equtres tourfemale go.go 6 p.m.), Findlay,Bramble Chine, 11.C. abroad.Orlon supplied. Top nis. -FIN 0984. the rmIdent trod. al no moo shores Freshwater I.o.W. money Ors todance with 5mm dom. sopsmr Cora 7,A.LEXANDERS DOUBLE BASS. -FAI gen SAXOPHONES JAZZMEN. KIN ALL TEDDY WADMORE modal. mod said 01 STRINGS required by DOUBLE BASS /.vocals.gigs/olo1v;g0r0co(iltirLd:1,Ei.1110eZerrA'11;riil;I:gfir CONN Alm, lots CLARINETS RENE Orchestra.900000105 also Hemel Hempstead 2487 perm -01.759.1952. KING Alto .0 oath Sadao 9 Boehm 012 ANYTIME, ANYWHERE.Trios,forclarinet Manager. Tel. loner Gf dance bands andgroups. and Damplay r DRUMMER AVAILABLE, Sarno 541,161I31;n9 to The NEW NINO It IMPERIAL thoolonon 116 Ran -Rod-Other Instruments considered. ADOLPHE Imer .1 NORM 5.00. ey 9987. vocals,gigsorresidency. -PER HAWK.Posmnom. too L35 Permanentstation near Reading. PIANIST, EXPERIENCED, Nortl and 7.30 p.m. WAITING for Nosnnersex B OOMY a STERLING. Iloolun on se C25 ART 'N' SOUL.- HEMEL-Apply Director London Ms between 5 Fur KOHLER, AlmsmIlone son1t0n of Music, REME outskirts. Plush to DRUMMER/COMPERE 1371, per.son? work' - ni HEMPSTEAD4150. Staff Band,Arborfield. Wednesdays and Saturdays and high earn- Comp's. tempoof Avetdt Rildpoo TRUMPETS Reading,Berks. vocals. Broad.temporarywork, and AUSTIN BAPTISTE'S Other dates -Details to Box 8019.son Illy. some interestingfield. Ring Cnsol or mom.. PM. VINCENT BACH, mcondmened 0140 Latin and ings In an steelbands.Alsofabulousfire AMATEUR BANDSMEN. PIANIST/GUITAR duubling Lyndon -DykesatHYDe -EasyTHIffn andPon Enhons CONN MM, mroaddiond £100 The 0113°00oder. see s good°12 residency"°°11°Y Mr dance-FIN 9984. bandoftheRoyal Greenjecketsvocalsanddrummer to for -Park 5554 avallobls NESSON NEW INTERNATIoNal C70 quartet fora long summer seasonsummer orlongerPassport.. - cOUVOis. realm, BOB RANTER ORCHESTRA,wit_ maybc lookia ng for CANnock 3014 High St. £70 T(T.8OD. on South Coast -Billy Forest Ent. 233/5Lewisham SISSON SYMPHONY. emondltIonod J ulieStevens. 399-5480, He4AVR)1p re.build Orb. LSO class band Ltd.,.Sink' 19. 8 ParkRead, DRUMMER. eager, ex -pro,gigs. S.E.13 DUN 2958 COLOURED TRIO/Quartet. in the new Territorlal WANTED TROMBONES -Army. Call.upIlability-Home StiltonGoldfield, Works. -FIE 9915 SITUATIONS 007.9339. De- PIANIST, re, busk. pups. KING SYMPHONY WI. Mondmoo LIES fence only,- Apply Bandmaster, DRUMMER, experienced. trans- 1/- perword CONN 3411 Hoondutonsd DEN ALLAN SET,TERMINUS58 Buckingham standards.-/dander Naylor,port, -Brian, Farn (Kent)54444 to L100 Gate' Top Rank Suite,Hanley,Staffs. YOUNG in., 171, eager PERSONAL KING 38 Stlyetsonm mcondononsd 5115 2141. Tuesday and Thursdayevenings_ DRUMMER, experiericed,trans- ILLLillie experience a L N IMPERIAL PIANIST REQUIRED, muleor succeed as word emu chord 030 DISCOTHEQUE,powerful, high- AN EUPHONIUM port. - SIL 2076- Box 6016. 1/4d. per away, player anda female. tor holiday camp sUmMer already gained. - Maid 111th compere. goany.pianistareurgentlywantedby must be able to read and dRUMMER, experieneed, young, YOUNG MAN1201, seeks01.- ELITEINTERNATIONAL, where.- LAB 5733 (svgs.) the Band of TheWorcestershire Excellentworkingcondi- orresidency. Owntrans. etc,with group.wide,Interestingand coonprehen Highest Port Exchange Regiment. buskin gigs 11. asdriver. -guaranthed" co, EXCELLENTquartet,available - Contact Bandmasterloons. Love ow -Write Trothfullport -Battersea 4913 Clark, 02Granite Street,NOT, sloe,the onlymedium. - &ad, Allowanceon your present allfunctions. Ring POL 7472. J. Long, SouthBarracks, Gobral-detailsto Entertainment Exec. DRUMMER, gtas.-itemei 1111111D.-stood, 5.0.18. respondence tar. live,Pontins Ltd.Pine Grange. to101 LOWerFord Strum, Coven. Horn GENERATION "X"Young semi Stead 58214. A PIANIST and bassorbassBath Road,Bournemouth DRUMMER - Johnny EaSeS - Try',England P. pop group.-FOR 8451. PIANISTS. DRUMMER / VOCA- FRIENDSHIP SECO. GIL ROOT TRIO guitaristurgentlyrequiredfor MOUntview 9027. TUITION EUROPEAN swings all oc-Teeskode clubs.FIrsbelass,ex.LISTS; ORGANISTS; ACCORDION. DRUMMER. PASSPORT. Ex. ETV%BURNLEY.Pen:Ronda any casions.- 427.2154. MTS. THREE PIECE BEAT I/4d. per word Sends.a.e. GRAWT PROMOTIONS eerie.. musicians only.-Hos Chris Andrews, Grant Tracey - age, allcount.... SPECIAL NOTICES LTD. for8019. GROUPS; ENTERTAINING TRIOS;Romford 470206.7 p m, A BALLAD singing eartier.for freedetails. groups. IRS 10s. upwards. LOUNGE WORK. LONDON AREA. DRUMMER, READER, expo. I4d. per word - BAR DUO required for holiday Concord School aSnging. DIFFERENT -Telephone WAN075n. camp summer season. Mustbe BANDWAGON, GRA 9460/5906. enced, transport,gigs. 874. for pop EXCITINGLY ACKNOWLEDGED GROVE SWINGTE.-Klp PIANISTS FOR SOUTH LONDON - London's tending centre TEENAGE Perusals.Intornattonal asthe002(1 1342. versattle,livein Good working 8619 ballad nothingtrams you tor 0.0,0_ 10, IVOR HAWAIIAN GROUP. Ray Kirk- weak -end lounge work.Top rates membership. MAIRANTS' POSTAL condltIons.-Writewithfull(le. DRUMMER, READER. FORO Sal' Career. -let 11 13 Sycamore COURSES wood shows masteryof Hawaiian In Clayman 's BIS5531 (Day). Pritiessionai BureauBel tannin, for PLECTRUM and tolls EntertainmentExece.- urday-RIP 2001 4 p.m.toIp.m.for Warwickshire, FINGER -STYLE GUITAR. Guitar." TheSlag,- HOUlive.Pontins Ltd.Pine Grange, PIANIST Southern Holiday DRUMMER requires work, ony.0218 from Grove, Rugby, Largest 5400. read.m singsongs, est selection Of guitarsInstock. Bath Road, Bournemouth, Camp. B thing considered. Box 6020 FIRST ANDEngland. - tausk ABSOLUTELY and Particulars. IVOR MAIRANTS' HOWARDBAKERBands. Ca. BASS GUITAR goodgear. Ley.concerts. lent thos, et,. good DRUMMER. Tarola/Soul - POP EXCLUSIVEPEN FRIENDS 'sant. anywhere. follower.Write -Mr A. Oliver, FOREMOST In every way for All ;igen MUSICENTRE LTD., 56 NoUnwise - 69 Glenwood!oilstone pub reildency,-Phone 018072770 SINGINGTUITION. - MauriceintroductIonsAll areas' Gardens.Ilford Crescent 52 RutlandGardens,Harrongay, forflier Place. London, W.I. 4049. Jim, BOB' 75115, B RUMMER, TOP CLASS.Boorman School, 137 DockenballBeth sexessend s a a JOHNNY PENN TRIO, seeks BASS GUITARIST harmonyLondon, N.4. pig band, Imo, cue 641Y1,Highgate HAVE YOUR guitar, group van. residency, / PIANISTS. START WORK THISREADER. Moneens, Baker Street. W.1 derails -Judith, London_ Welwyn Gar.required for N. London semipro requiresresidency.season,with 11111. London.N le. , uuNter ma. en cuslowpainted. den 20960. moue. - Box 8028. COMING WEEKEND. wide choicenrst.elass musicians only. -01 124 designs.Write NOWto. David LATINJAZZ.245855. of lounge work, 1-5 nightsweekly. ACKNOWLEDGED BRITAIN'S FREELANCE PHOTOGRAPHER, BASS GUITARISTWIG,. FOR 8585 best leacher. SAXOPHONE / andportraits. Brauer, OS Darwin SE.17. LOU PREAGER'S PRESENTA-PRO. GROUP, SEV 78311/INGAll areas, New Increased rates.- DRUMMER. TRANSPORT.-DRU Spectillthes groups TIONS. Bands - Cloymons. Blahopsgate 5531 (dad CLARINET private lessons.Begin. Telephone01.948 0505. JAZZ RECORD evenings Thumdersley/Benlleet Ind Cabarel,-6941444. - MEL Itest/ PIAN3774IST, young, forseason - nen !advanced. ADVICE! OF PEN PALSTill area RingGlenwood Gdns ..11191,1, Crc4043 BASS GUITARIST Weals): DRUMMER / VOCALIST. youngselectINSTRUMENTS.Alsopos. FREE LIST Brian01.237.5115 seml.pro WAT 1534_ 01 -357 Professlona I group, residency, be forwarded toeveryonesending I dad.. - PIANO, SS. alto,trumpet, tarcoursessaxophone LESLIE addreseed envelope to BASSIST required by two dedi gook - CAN4173 EVANS, 275 ColneyilateliLane, astamped THE ACTORS FORUM. Pro. THE NEWLY FORMED tenor, younBAg for Seasons. Friendship Club,48 Evening cated bluestnen tharmonoca. DRUMMER VOCALIST (271, N. ENTerprIse 4137. World WIdo fesslonnt training guitarlst,drunsmer1.-TUL 7123.WritewithtelephanenumbersTOP PRO AT BOTH. ALL CemeteryRoad, Denton, Il an. courses, -The Secretory. 42 Sand. Box 5998. ARRANGING/COMPOSING. - (Staleage) Sandwich Street, MASSEY-WADE COMBINE Tuesday. Thursday 8.10 p.m. STYLES.-01-874.4741 GRAHAM COLNK. PAD 2666. chaster.Lancs. with House. BOBBY the ROYAL SIGNALS RAND has DRUMMER/VOCALIST (n),ex agall. W.C,1 Telephone ELISton 4900. JOHNSON and lonmedato vacancies for two ex. AUBREY FRANK SAXOPHONE FRENCH ponmends,all "The ben of bathworld, Atomsurgentlyrequire keen, crienced Tenor Sax plarers p. -penencod, Seeks season orrest.CLARINETTUITION.Beginnersfrom 12.21,send Saa. forfr. Invites ormollim-Send for demo disc blues and soul len. Pl..' Oa.. deney.-13. 6021 toadianeed. - 192 The WhIledetails. - AngloFrench Cortes. time workatpresent). - WAX DRUMS / CONGA / BONGOS. -110,;.1zi 11LEUS 1200. est 192, pdoncepon Club, Falcon {loose, 10 InToodlond UntoSolsdop, Surrey 1604. 1-70'.T0Y.dr113fnnT 242E055 VOCALISTS WANTED Royal Srgnills Bri°d°,oCalt:ricek GUITAR tuitionInyour'Burnley. SANderstead 7942-£IPI,ng 1800 COLIN KINGWELL'S Jazz Ban- FEMALE FOLKSINGER requireshome. S. London, Surrey or Kent to hundreds 1/- per word dits requirepianistandSousa. Immediatebookings. - Nottm INTRODUCTIONS 4 °114114011°X11(11f2o11;Italy: minimum 01.850.9178_ of new and caeltIngfriends, Pan COLOURED female lo toter Phomst. - CHI 3735. 211663. CLARINET SAXOPHONE tu ages andin. COMPETENT Swiss one yearIR&B style essential, - FEMALE GUITARIST / vocalist. orPersonal. All Europe. MrsSam,Fit 348- pianist/EnquiriesClayman agency, 015 Won15/. hourly. Jam - Impro- Sendforfree dewile - - seeks musielan to ex. requires season,July.Septentber.visation, beginners, Advanced.terests 4895 aver 7 p.m. change with him le learn French/5531. d fingerstylvexcellent The Eagle Rock introduction NORTON YORK AGENCY RE- TRUMPET PLAYER wouldlikep oium / -TelephoneWinstonIngramService,P.O.Box 155.Warring. MUSIC OF TODAY GellORO for 6 or 12 months. contact pmnost with viewto minder_-Box 60an16. 01-451 2540Instrumentssupplied. QUIRES VOCALISTS. - SS Torn. Money very good here. - Andreto GUITARIST d Dru1gper. In, LAM, hamGreenTerrace, W.4 CHI forminggigband FRE 0241 CLARINET TUITION? Naturally Exeter. Spectolue sn provrdmg modern bonds Jeancosartier,BoisNoir 21, La - summer season.boats.gig!.-Erie Gilder School of Music.195 JEAN'S, Queen Street, 095 evenings. GIB 3267 Devon immediate. genuineIn. who ploy a complete lona of mow Chain -de -Fonds 2300, SWIIIerland. TWO PROFESSIONAL MANA- Wandoor SI 10.1, Regent 0644 StOrtly co, RAVING VOCALIST, for leading for dancing, hom welt., to pap. DRUMMER BASS GUITARIST, forlopgroups, GUITARIST AND VOCAIRST COMPLETELY OVERCOME ALLtreduentins. 17-70. GERS,looking seekblue, group. - PRO 9080. Tombssoul group,nol es- No groups vocaIs an asset.111004area. - to promote. manageand musical DRUMMING PROBLEMS ATfidentlal. sential requirements Good look. SEV 1274. We have contacts inail musical GUITARIST, 01151class read/ROGER )(ERR'S DRUM STUDIO- PENFRIENDS everywhcre,Aged group experience. North DRUMMER VOCALIST (vibes or busk Art Kent. 574.4310 ing, Tel: Laolholheod (1E7) 4976 Ileitis -Telafter6.45, 959.1372 - -POL 11020. 10 to50. S_a.e fordetails. - oneCuracy_ 2114. otherinstrumentsifDesSIDIel.Write Stuart/Coehran, 123 Kings-oLGUITrAZ,1=4. gigs Bki,r,t rcralley DRUM TUITION m WestEnd_ Pentrinds, 13 Avenue Rosa, summer season May 1.0ciober16. RECORDING MANAGER seeks leyRoad,South HarrOW M1ddX. HAMMOND ORGANIST 1pr/0.--504.9417. HamptonMiddlesex. artist g room- 5991. BIS 5531.Clayman Agency. URGENT. Tenor, 18.25. POp ELECTRONIC ORGANlessons, PENFRIENDS WANTED. home/ ROADHOUSE JAZZBAND. EAST COAST HolidayCanon re. 6.8 - WAX 594.321a. vidual/class.15s_ per lesson,abroad Maleonly.5.0 a Mall TALENT COMPETIT -quires ptanlst And drummer,liveGroup_ Good pay. HAMMOND ORGANIST,Soul / EDAI 2911. 1919. R/B, fa. organ. - FIN 4376. ClubrA931. Chorley. Lan., KingsAram. Old Kent Jam.22, OW11 organ. 2 Leslie, ',dies. SHOW QUARTETTE , in III per week each,plus bonus. FOOTE STUDIOS.FrankKing 566' trio. - read. sing, Seeks RAY CHARLES CONCERT. Will Road5.E.1. Ring RU1 MAI 2077. -Apply with phetograph, siatIng can pedal, teaches drum, - Write, phoneaccompanygirl, 20/25, 0110011C CONTE T, KiSn SONNELLI QUARTET / Trioago andexperience Box 6016. WANTED or all,20 Delman Street,0,1 LENT ' 1"11°°°1'00110 021200 Arms, Old Kent Road, end ',enable 01-570.4094 EXPERIENCED DRUMMER, age for Somme Smson, Ctomon °°Broo fieldand. Burnage Ave 1013.101 ISII. RoOlt "WENFRIENDS. Hurry' -RUT 5665for SUMMER SEASON required about 21. required forblues.based Manehester It. GUITAR TUITIONfarbegin. _ April28. LEAD TRUMP. - [30. LEAD, BASS group, England / abroad. Thousand. of quartet.Age 28 July.!group. -ENT 6226 evenings_ NOW., . fie rs - CUL 9525. members. Details, World J/ersatile ORGANIST, - TALENT NIGHT.Boleyn PublicAugust Club/hotel. UK/Centi. EXPERIENCED Deporlmood LEAD 01.70 - C30. GUITAR TUITION. - MAC Friendship Enterprlacs. Y1E74, nent - Potters Bar 59596, gultarlst for Tondo/soulIblue lo, smug.° Doo Band Ert=biti. 8116. Anshurst Park, N.16. 1 Barking Road, E.6. Mouse, beat group. - 34Lynton LEAD GUITAR"Vocalist. young, JACK BONSERSouth, saxLoopndonhone. 8_30,Vocalistacts THE KRISIS, MOD GROUP.- UNDER 217 Panels anywhere. Every Sunday ELG 2991 Mord. 'keno .10f DANIELS, ARNold 4649 M. mod. seeks good pro or bruit/intclarinettuition free.Teenage ClUts, all kinds. Chancefor stardom FEMALE DRUMMER to minall- Neon3 and 5 p.m, or pros 22 locksoy scm/pro group.-Phone WE34306'Forgone 01.654.4100. - Phone 573.3304Finals THE SETBACK. Groupavail- Falcon House. Burnley Afllartisls able Soul,Tamla Motown. - Mein, Wombloy Pork, SAIddlows evenings. GOFF. Saxophone. UNUSUALPENFRIENDSI In- SHE 1031 FEMALE GUITARISTSlbass and LEAD VIOLIN / Alto Sax wantsclarinet, 11010 tuition. - TWIternational membershlp, stamped PERE AND TRIOS/SEXTETS. - 01 -759t1952 -thodyto Joina11.g1r1 POP M.P. summer season - Eiger 7940 4348. UIRED FOR BIS 5531 Clayman WANTED.Glrl musicoansfor MUSICAL SAW. SIDNEY ROOK- envelope for reply:(M9), Burmu GIRLVOCALIST VERSATILE Coloured Quartet. --Enquiries. MICKY GREEVE. SpecialistBritannia, 13 SycamoreGrove, RESIDENCYWITHRE BROADCAST. recording and Continental work.IES.-7 Thorn held Rouse, Pop-drum tuition -STReatharn 2702 Rugby, Warwockshl re, RE OF BOOKED Gene Good money and conditions. -lar,E.I4 England. ING GROUP. MUST .AY O TH a odd group.A V11313:Y IYPe PIANIST -REG 0040. APPEARANCE ARIDHAVE wU Is band regimes new drummerBox 6026 PETER S. ROBINSON. Pianist, SMART PERSONALITY, -Alan, RA 2008. Please ring WOO WANTED. Hawaiian goiter..accompanist. enieriamer. PLEABOXSING and 3rd sax. - THE SCHOOL OF CONTEMPORARY 5995. 8347 between 6-7 evenongs (gigs). I376-1542 accordion.-223.5431 or 540- HOTELS AAPPLY MAKE afirst.class GRENADIER GUARDS BAN WANTED.Snood, versatileor. 3484, ARRANGINGcoomitoMTECHNIQUES VOCALISTS lot ths lollooinp seJN- BANDS WANTED nowMa vacarim for SoloOar.D gantsi, hotel lounge (North West PIANIST / DRUMMER,dunor ot 1aam. - 1/4d, per word demoat prim. and notTothniq.of Aseonetno and Ooluato hackingU grouEp. 1/- per word net ndtharinct. -ApplicationsCoast).-Details ...srsolo -Day: SHO 9442, EVE CBE STONEHALL HOUSE HOTEL(20 SONS shenal irhgrovINI1101. Ayr. Nrcapnon drums and organ forTIDairectorof Munn,Grenadierterms, 0 D.. 31 Mothorough 5216 minutes WestEnd). Room and Three guitars, Saturday ALL FEMALE pop group Guards. BirdcageWalk. London.Place, Leeds 7,Yorks. PIANIST, glgs, resideneY SMtlItnust Syn.., 01Con,ogitoon line upavailable ovary Continent EnquiriesBIS5531. PROFESSION- - breakfast from 18s. Od, daily. Hot early.-JENSONS WELL KNOWN WS 26901 and cold:ftHlycentrallyheated but pleasebook Clayman Agency. to AL LONDON GROUP REQUIRE PIANIST. Uknril:TV:Ift::V:11t=4 3991. GUITARIST WISHES form -REG 2040. wais ia, low and hmters allrooms. LouRAnge. STUDIOS. RAT BASS AND DRUMSREQUIREcountry and westerngroup.fe-FIRST CLASS DRUMMER, 111.24, PIANISTreaidency/Gigs. - REQUIRED. For . TV andradio. AA and C VOCALISTS ESTABLISHED SOUL BAND. and bassGUARANTEED WAGE, WRITE DE- 736.2817. SCATSI Ramie. h. leads., N suburban lounge. male vocalist, drummer 1.4 0.1.atom your trolesmone listed. -37 WestcomboPark Road. South East HOW 4262. interested. - PhoneWIrdTAILS. Box 6017 PIANIST, VA e. - 807.3939. anal We Flrstrateamateursorprofcs. COLOURED POPGROUP (Wil-player P.. Blackhmth, London. S E.9.Green. onlybe considered. 0629 after 6 P.m PIANIST/VOCALS. 01454.6487 wivll1595. sinnalswill son Pocket B&B HAMMOND ORGANISTrequired PIANO / ORGAN. Read !busk, Phone it1533. style). For Italy. -EnquiriesClay.for HotelBand, summer season ...pony_ 5/6 nights. - Phone mall Agency.BIS 5531. ENGAGEMENTS WANTED after o'clock LEE 1108. requiredCornwall. - Barrett.Pinhole, St RECORDS FORSALE GROUPS URGENTLY Austell. IN...350). 8d. per word POP GROUP reforming, any one for Continentalwork Tel. Clay- DRUMMER interest4edplease phone Paul DOC HUNT VOCALISTS 7/8Aldgate High I NEED A YOUNG Minimum charge 5/8d. - 1/- per word says: man Agency, swingslightly.looksgood 01.570465 Soma SCHOOLSPun out I/- perword Street.E.C.3. and never ABLE, ACCOMPLISHED plainsi TENOR / clarinet / flute. young. COLLECTOR sellingWm 78S far topaholways. is co-operative Also 0111 Broonsy GREAT MEN others GIRL,vocalist GROUPS WANTED be out a( workHardailableva -878-4542 experteneed.-Box 6022 relics.- 01 - ATTRACTIVE money in GermanyREG 8555 wants to 9589151. EDUCATE thorn WE1200 compere.seeks good classlounge workMon -Sat.Liveablemoney ABLE ACCORDIONIST avoid. TENOR, GIGSonly.- MAC 01.4324200 NORTON YORK AGENCY RE- 3655. JUKE BOX POPHITS. Send oat GREAT REPAIRS sork, London area - SG TurnhameveryFriday. I entertainwithable. - 878.4542, large we., forlists. Windsor - EXPERIENCED girl vocalistQUIRES GROUPS. - pops, country,standards, jaTz and ACCOMPLISHED quartet and TENOR, PIANO, Mlle,vibes.- - old GUARANTEE THEM or quartet. NotGreen Terrace. WA.CEO 4895. Van Gogh, Latinsteel band. - FIN 3934 MOti 9715. Discs, 56 ThamesStreet, Windsor seeks group (thano-basssaUre Residency RECORD BAZAAR.50,000 from abroad -WAX7709 TRIO WANTED Quarter. LondonW 1. - Call 437- A SETTER,differentpiantst. TENOR. Rail/Busk/Jazz. 804 "DOC" wantstopro.drums). northernclubs, excellent Johnny Dee. - 21 Wessex Cara. 5004. 2s.- Write for lists 1142.0 Argyla GIRL SINGER read Enqlnr1eSBIS3977 Sheol, Glasgow. grossCan someonehelp. - BM KWELAI pennyw his I vans,Basingstoke (no phone) TROMBONE, ARRANGER. Har 5y..Clayman31AgwteY AGEING TENOR, rend or busk.ninny srwals - preston 77815. RECORDS BYRETURN POST 6024 triosplayers fromSouth Africa,also Credit terms available.For free MALE VOCALIST Seeks gigs. VOCAL/INSTRUMENTAL drummer. goolladstand deabOX)anything.Would welcome new TRUMPET / ACCORDION. - wanted Tor long seasonIn Jersey rontams,gigs.lounge,elf, NuDOM 6630 92.pagecatalogue 1151100 4.100 wantedforlongbassist required (preferably Mlles,write.HEANOR RECORD HUNT lrfftfg+g-urgntritt.andquartets applytorubbiSh -TelePhone 01-892.44U TRUMPET, Jazz,Blues, Dann. "417 Popseason onEast Coast to playforAfrican). -For audition CENTRE, Dept MAI, limn., quire group. Age 113plus. FionaBentleyProductionLtd.. ALTO/CLARINET. 007-3111 -73.4813 Derbys. 1----1 FOR . FOreRoadst standards -PhoneGNA 9721. -B6 45 Mount Street, WI, giving4011. ALTO CLAR. - UND 3699. VI1.OLIN, SAXES. Ciro", Open Pillyark SuttonE Sal. RI o'clock Ask for Court.Suite19,n 8cationsetc. ALTO (doubling) requires Lon-SUMO., ninon - 01274.4037 (icy Goldfield. Works. LEAD' end Bass Guitar re-don restdenCy. - 907.3112 quiredforre.formatIonof The ALTO, MODERN,husk, seeks RECORDS WANTED PHEMIE0 work WIllIng to BirdsContact Alley, WestDray-smallgroup TRANSPORT 1/- M ton 5492. rehearse.-EUS 9682. per word THE MONTANAS FINDERS KEEPERS LEAD / BASS /DRS.VothIS en ALTO/TENOR clar. - CLI 4811. I/4d. per word WANTED, record."Imago- by ALTO, TENOR, vlar -KenGMT Alan Hoven oset, C&W groupforming, NA. COACH. 14 sealerfor band - king NOR 6504, THECALIFORNIANS Keenandwillingto rehearse,TWI 43411 work (weekends).- DAL 7070. evenings only Tenet . Sole Ioe,Otanla,on goodbeginn might..11 - AMPLIFIED VIOLIN COMMER 30cwt.diesel, available - 01.570 4094 win- ON Phone9484958.ers Clad dows. two double bunks.stacks * to BARITONE,alto elan. 01 AGENCY LUTON AREA, 530151 wishes - ofroom.AI condition,1200. CLOTHING ALL MAKES ROGERALLEN / form danee / band.383.3139 TOO 2592 Is) Floor Suite,I1 .13 High Street,Tettenholl -John Bayne, 20 MoorStreet, BASS ACCOUSTIC bass 1/-per word OF DRUMS AND EQUIPMENT Wolverhampton 53927/8 Luton. Beds. guitar,readorbusk,residency WANTED, THE DOC'S EASY TERMS 11002. Mend piaci 76. moms 5 OLD Of AR 1113l10/41 FOR CAN, LUXURY HOTEL In Zambia re.wanted. - STR 4542 quire organtst vocalist. Annual BASS/BASS gutter. -11AM 5501. FAN CLUBS /H EARGAINS REDUCING All contract Must becapablesolo BASS/ELGTR./GIGS. 01 449 1/44.per word CRAIRS HUNT Too Wens PAN, entertainer Os well as play dance3221 extuaNcIts ethrInvinn LOSS OF CLUBLICENCE Ion 3.,a,p%, Soo OWING TO music. - Apply GER 7061. BASS, DOUBLING bass/gullar. CITY SMOKE, Denise, ISO REHEARSALROOMS MANAGER VOCALIST.formingvocals. read busk; transport.Northborough Road,S W 10 Is. DELROY Requires i inEnglandSAX. I/4d. THE TEDTAYLOR FOURWITH EVE sembnight clubquartet. - Box resdences per word L.W. HUNTDRUMCO. 5990. or abroad-Ring 01-546.3660, KENNY BALL AppreciationSc. BAND REHEARSALstudio avail. vocol.Onyouroontot woo,' BASS GUITAR. Bass doublerely. - Sao. to Miss Pat Saux London Residency.5.0,400 NEW RADICAL pop group (de- able.-Sludlo 51, 10,11 Great DRUINAORL,IDrienOothivori available for re- club,lounge. and drumtiers. 18 Carlisle Street. W T. Newport Suddenly sly14 of musty.Senidolv offers please to veloping from John Cog, etc I Plano, Street N' .0 2 Phone torn Aselwr 5trool. covetingevery quires amazingly creative, ambl.mor. singles -Gladstone 4540. YARDBIRDS (most blueswitil 01.896.2071 BASS GUITAR.Gigs - CHEIngo FanClub la VI 1 Imesor;71ntis.tall Erponsol 5.1.9. 857-2761 11000, and ee0nlne MIMIC1805.- - s.0 e 72 GROUP REHEARSALS.Warren 0106911/2/3 Close, Ellhom, Rua 6025. 0312 Dean Stree. W.I. Street area. 713 TedTaylor,5Porcupine hrFLA 3545. MELODY MAKER,April IS, 1867 -Pogo 10

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U. 4 + 2 RAND vision Song Contest, ALSO BOOKING-STEEL BANDS: ALL-SIARwet INDIAN STEM THE MAESTROSstout BAND THEINADNG BOSTON BRAVESTHE CRUSADERS then we'd better stay STEEL ALL-STAR BAND out of the PopCommon HAWAIIAN: Dg WAIKIKIBEACH BOYS :FRANK CRLASEIHAWAIIAN BAND wan FIllt-EATER Market. AUSTIN AANSTEHAWAIIAN BAND AND VERSAME:COLIN EtErcHetRANG: clay The Continent,likethe DANCE BANDS:' MoDERN ANYTHING MOMMN, TO nwens-racs world, looks to Britain and SHAW BAND 2 MONTY FRANK. MK. ORCHESTRAS SUPPLIED Britishgroups tosetthe ROY RUC° MO , DON MODERN JAZZGROUPS: COUR'EMS or.. pace in pop.Sandie Shaw's DICK MORRISSEY01. by Fm Pii6I,M, RitlianIsm version of "Puppet On A WOODY HERMAN:automatic TV RENDAL1/1AN CARR String"isan example of British pop being lowered about. To be honest,itall then dashed intoa Rolls Royce to the dire standards which sounds the same!Let's hope where three friendswere wait. JUST PUBLISHED exist across the Channel. my views will bring them to- ing. Itrust this information Allright,the song did gethertofight a common will aid the MM's bid topre- win the Eurovision Contest, enemy-thepop fan.-HEW ventagreat industry being TENTOPS INPOPS but isit worth itto sacri- DAVIES,ChurchillGardens, smeared by skullduggery.- An Albumon Joining fice London. ROGER WILSON,Spalding, HEY GIRL our reputation abroad Lincs. SOMEWHERE MYLOVE as the most progressive pop IF I WERE A CARPENTER RECENTLY outside a Spald- MAY EACHDAY nationintheworld? I ALWAYS like It when some CAN I TRUST YOU - ing record storea young SHADOWOF YOURSMILE JOHN ROBINSON, Lad- man with a moustache, beard .1 pop whizz bang wonderboy ALL OR NOTHING broke Grove, WIT. and hair furtively approached comes back from the States THE PIED PIPER DOMMAGE, DOMMAGE me. andbelaboursBritishmusi- DAYDREAM and tech- (Too Bad, Too Bad) a17 -year -old soul fan 1 He carrieda sitar under one cians recording ASread the letters from jazz arm, a Bombay duck under the niques,likeproducer Denny WordMusic and ChordSymbols fans with some amusement. other and was unobtrusively Cordell. One section, seemingly dressed in a sari.He handed There are arrangers here who Fori, you. taco/ thole, a, Price 5/-- called " avant garde " and the me a cheque for seven shill- can conform to MrCordell's LTD. very exactingstandards. but ROBBINS MUSIC CORPORATION My Foil, 5/6d.I other (God knows what) fight ings and fourpence andin- 35 Square.London, W 1 like cats and dogs. As a com- structed me in a hoarse I should warn you, they tend pletely indifferent neutral and Liverpudlianwhisper toslip tobe arrangersratherthan ignorant observer Ifail to see into the shop and buy "Straw- four -chord cobblers. And they what their arguments are berryFieldsForever.- He also have an unforgivable vice inthatthey expectlotsof lollyformanufacturinghit BLUES, BALLADSAND LAMENTS records out of some pencilled for GUITAR scrawlofa tune. - BOB Containing. -JOHN HENRY - KENTUCKYMOONSHINER - PE THE PINES SHARPLES, Great Portland 500 MILES-MIDNIGHT SPECIAL - MY Litst01' DOLLAR - STREETS Street, London. Of UREDO -°ARLIN' CORY hire 6/- Post 40 CO DennyCordellthinks DEAN.51. ;Er British arrangers are " too '4:671e7o'rr FELDMANS IONDO64 boundbytheconventional sounds ofliveperformances .and have the wrong con- ceptionof recordingtoday." He talks about making "single violin sound tentimes asloudas atrumpet" by clever studiotechniques. Sure- Sporting ly Mr Cordellis missing the point. An arranger'sjob is to write music and createattrac- tive sounds bythe blending of RECORD variousinstruments.It'sthe recording engineer'sjob, and To be sure of your copy, place a regular order with not thearranger's-totwiddle knobs andcreatetheelec- your newsagent tronic sounds that aretoday's disc scene. nr,%:''" 'THERIOT SQUAD Some sounds aregreat. But SPORTING RECORD WINS MOREPOOLS STEVENS isn'titabitunfair on the iesowi man, 2'6 With D.J. CHAS long-suffering publicwho pay find they Fri., Apr. 14th NIGHTIMERS to see aband and DIVIDENDSFOR READERS THANANY HERBIE GOINS It THE sound nothinglike they do on 7.30-1200 Plus D.J. of The YearContest record? -ALAN GOWN, AM+7/6 Compered by BILLKELLIE of TV's Slough, Bucks. 3mond. man2;6 OTHER CANDID CAMERA PAPER. Sot., Apr. 15th ALL-NIGHTER TENSE aTVbreak 7 30o".7 30am THE EMBERS THE PRESENT Timefor 3MornI(1/. CNN..12/e 3rnorithi moo2/6 THE PITYFUL Plus D.J s Mike Quinnand JeffDexter Britishjazzmen for I didthink his views Sun., Apr. 16th ported from Americafor British although taken as anApril 7 30 II 30 LANTERNS THEREIsnojustice.Norop- doesn't a TV company could be THE MAGIC frisk TV why Day Joke.Hr.Dawbarn 37- G.No. 7/0 . ter woulddream someAmerican TVJar. Fools' With D.J. JEFF DEXTER by theTubby Hayes buy Can keephis worldof phoned 3months mam2/0 g to films, Fairdeal for Oar Eons! rapan orHarry SouthBands. yet One BROWN, Falkirk, recording, Inane pop songs Mon., Apr. 17th suchtoursby -WILSON H. long-haired, screaming p 161111% THE MIKE QUINNSHOW must presume sfl. Scotland Playthewhiteman. 30-1130 Woody Hermanare singers. watching twoTVspro- Mr Dawbarn! -LESLIE GAY. mI. DC...pi with RAMJAM HOLDER Yet after 4g lye hve beenreading the Mn Isle of Wight. by theHerd ofsuch weekforthelastsin LOS. Newport, ammIK onto, 2'0 The Resident MondayGroup grammes andban- stupefyingboredom years.butIfeel 1 must discon- LEE HAWKINS alityasto beggardescription, tinue reading yourveryenjoy- Whydon'tPete Townshend reasonable toask Just Bob Dawbarnshut up? Competitions-L.P. Prizes Seems seems able paperdue tothe appear- and why everyAmerican tour ance olCommunist propaganda. Don'ttheyrealisethatwith automaticBBC2 spot. the stan- the success of EngelbertHum Tues., Apr. 18th NfTE to rate an I feelthat you low, 7301,3 RADIO LUXEMBOURG'S DISC Withoutraking upthe disgrace- dard of an otherwiseexcellent pedinck and HarrySecombe the Ayler episodeagain, chart - with Jeff Dexter ful Albert paper by printingadvertise. days of gettinginto be useful torernind the ments by theYoung Commun- with smashedamplifiers and of thesuccess lightsareover.and producersght orderor ists.I buy theMM to read about Bashing 7,°,....,:,'"".19th " UnderMilk Wood and strongly resenthas- talent counts today. -PETER THAT COUNT themthereare thrustin HOLME, Kendal, Westmorland. TILES TAMLASHOW to convince here, infinitely ins'musicRed propaganda New376 Glonly 4,0 hosted by EFT DEXTER things going on of myface. - R.CAMPBELL, Peel moreinterestingthan many Street, Glasgow. What a loador old rubbish shows. - the Has Ural BRIAN CONNELL SOUND thebigcommercial Hill, fromBob Dawbarn. Let " BRIAN BLAIN. hfuswell Bob newborn's feature on Pink Floyd attemptto sing an London "Good Music-Gawd Help Us operatic aria-Vera Lynn's 711s in 1997, and film series ini. (MM, April 12made TO 541.1,111 will still be wanted RADIO LUXEMECURGS Will, somany if Dawbarn is stillaround then. let him produce vintage95s of HTIPARMETY= thesloshthat'sinvadingthe DISC iicsB ears today! - F.PERRY, Whit - INISPORISIGNE 208 church, Shropshire. HOSTED BY JEFF DEXTER SCENE with ass is In.II woe is 230 pmkW I Sou. 17 ewe m 3 p m kb 7 NEXTWEEK'SJAll wholeheartedly agree thatIwizardofthepenBob IN/ Ol - Rol mea:+a, emmAi. and R. WFtn 0.1.613.6% RI Dawbarn.If Vince Hill Engelbert HumperdInck are sYrnbolic of ' goodmusic " then hand me down me walking TILL LATE SONNYROLLINS cane and let's all do asong andprod thecoffinof GM To SHOP dance over pop. Don'tgotme wrong, I raveoverthe Ink EVERYNIGHT Spots, Hutch, Layton andJohn - SO itv01.1 Ward to Start wirmirio gelSPORTING RECORD INTERVIEW and Ambrose, but nottheir STREET EXCLUSIVE 1967 counterparts. -MIKE everyTuesday ed INTILES KIDD,Markfield,Leicester. for Lo germ PressLimited, 161/186 Fleet suset, Londttn, G.P.O. as nempaper.Second class postage paid at New York.N.Y. Printed in Great Britain byQB Ltd., Sheepen Road, Colchester, jimii,ered It the Postage on single cool Inland 3d., Overseas ltd.