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Out of the Very Depths of Separatist Quebec Comes One of The Out of the very depths through this tour that GAC (General Art­ and many others to excite his audience. of Separatist Quebec ists Corporation) became aware of the Andy writes many of the songs, solos and comes one of the most boys and have apparently signed them for sings harmony. fantastic English Cana­ US appearances. J.B. is the quietest of the whole group. dian groups to ever Allan Nicholls, the lead singer, is J.B. is the mascot or "Stickman" and blow a musical instru­ the comic of the group. He was born in adorns all literature, records, letterheads ment. J.B. and The April 1945 in Montreal. On stage, there and material belonging to the Playboys. Playboys, with their are few who can match his showmanship, He doesn't sing, play an instrument, cami val type perform­ dancing and singing as well as his ex­ dance, tell jokes, or even write music, ance, have won· them­ treme sense of humour. Bill Hill, the lead but he is the most famous of them all. selves into favour of guitarist is the quiet sensible serious one. Ask the boys how all this happened both French and Eng­ He excells in guitar solos and besides to them and they are quick to humbly refer lish Canadians. Their writing many of the songs used by the boys to Lionel Pasen as the "driving force" personal appearances in he sings harmony with Allan and Andy. behind tne group. It was through the dog­ the bi-bi province have Lou Atkins, bass guitarist, is a quiet but ged determination of Pasen that the boys equalled and many times colourful and appealing type who is usu­ became so well known in Montreal and topped the gates of ally in a world all his own. Youngest of now in Upper Canada. Lionel is no slouch visiting foreign artists. the group, Lou was born in August 1946. when it comes to public relations. No one RCA Victor was quick to spot the potent­ He also sings harmony. Doug West is one is overlooked but no one takes advantage ial of this popular quintet and signed them of the finest drummers in the business. of Lionel' s obvious sincere approach to to a recording contract. With the release He is powerful and exciting. His interests the business. It isn't necessary for him of their first single, support was immedi­ are basically out-doors and include horse­ to exaggerate on the performance of J.B. ate from local top forty stations. Their back riding, water skiing and motorcycles. and The Playboys. Their performances second, third and now fourth single have He was born in Montreal July 1945. Andy speak for themselves. He gives the book­ made the boys known from coast to coast. Kaye, rhythm guitarist has a talent and ers what they want and they have always A tour with the Rolling Stones left no style all his own. He too beefs up the asked for a return engagement of the doubt in the minds of the audiences that humour of the group. A natural at dancing group. Next in sight, a line of clothing, J.B. and The Playboys were the greatest he is equally at ease doing the frug or more single releases and an LP release Canadian stars they had ever seen. The monkey as dancing a polka. As an im­ for J.B. and THE PLAYBOYS. Stones were equally impressed with this personator Andy is one of the best. He NEXT WEEK •••• ROBBIE LANE team of polished professionals. It was uses the voices of Count Dracula, Wolfman Vancouver: Because of in the US. Here are five guys who repre­ ''Little Bo Diddley" by The Three Reeds. the fact that Dianne sent the closest thing to comradery we Presently making the rounds of the clubs Ja mes makes such an have among competing groups in Canada. in Toronto these three young Canadians impact at first meeting They are aware of everyone in the busi­ supply a different and refreshing approach and because she repre­ ness and respect the attempt each per­ to the MOT with their harmonicas. They sents the feminine out­ former is making to hit the top. Not once have also released an LP on Arc "Har­ doorish type and besides did we hear a derogatory remark about any monica Hits". Terry Black has another that she's beautiful she other group or performer. They feel they winner for Arc with his "Little Liar" was picked as Miss are very lucky to have been picked to which is now showing up on charts from Honda of 1965 (see represent Canada on the international coast to coast (See Top 40 & 5.) photo). Dianne's newest charts. And above all they feel very proud The folks up Capitol way have good Arc outing "My Guy" to be Canadians. We hope these boys con­ reason to be proud of the latest in Cana­ has been climbing many tinue to tour Canada and continue to make dian releases. Every single has top 40 charts across the coun­ impressive inroads on the international potential. "Small Town Girl" by The try, especially where charts. The job of making Canadians Staccatos, Wes Dakus and Barry Allen she has made a personal a ware of Canadians is much easier when with their Petty productions "Come On appearance. This is the you have sincere , honest and real great Down" and "It's Alright With Me Now", kind of Canadian gal guys like Chad Allen and The Guess "Hard Times With The Law" by The most Canadian gals would like to fashion Whos. Sparrows, "I Love Her So" by the Big themse 1ves after. Harry Belafonte always makes his Town Boys" and "Sandy" by Robbie Lane. New York: Rumours have it that Music presenc_e felt when he plays Toronto and Also soon to be released the new Diane Business and Record World will soon this tnp is no exception. RCA Victor Leigh which was cut in Nashville. (We merge to become a great new giant in the introduced Harry to many of the important heard the master of this session and it's business. We have been personally associ­ people in Toronto by way of a luncheon. out of sight. The new Tom Jones "Little ated with Sam Chase, Editor of Music But being as it was Harry Belafonte it Lonely One" is now out on Capitol and Business, and feel certain that wherever was necessary to hire the large ballroom already gaining. Sam goes many new ideas will be born and at the Royal York hotel. Even then it The Guess Who group from Winnipeg become an effective part of the business. wasn't possible for everyone to meet this made quite an impression with their recent We at RPM have benefited greatly from our great artist. trip to Upper Canada. The easy-going association with Sam Chase and wish him Jayne Morgan paid her annual visit to group made their newest release "Tossin the best of luck in whatever new venture Toronto in aid of The Precious Blood & Turnin" a shoo-in. The Regents newest he might become involved in. Young People's Club. Her show at The "Close To Me" has a hidden charm about Montreal: Max Ackerman writes a real Royal Alexandra was, as usual, "out of it. It's one of those records that tends to mean column for the Montreal Su bur ban,. sight". Jayne now records for Epic and it grow on you. Give it another listen. We're and makes many very valid points includ­ excited Charlie Camerelli so much he sure you too will find it clicks after ing ''Many Canadian recording companies, came close to chalking up points for another spin. "She's Mine" by the Mon­ together with promotion firms, encouraged pedestrians had, while he was chauffering treal group Bartholomew Plus Three looks by regional successes, have realized that Jayne around Toronto. Her new LP is a like it could happen. Now beginning to it is only through a unified e Hort that gas and the cut ''Downtown" is something show on charts and playlists. The Regents Canadian talent will break wide open on else. While in Toronto Jayne heard a new LP "Going Places With The Regents" the world market. The nation's broadcast­ tune by Canada's best-known writer of pop seems to be doing just that. Reports show ers have also heeded this call for unity, music, Johnny Cowell, and is reported it is already a favourite in several centres and, as is evidenced by the increasing gassed over one of his tunes and may use across the country. With Liberace soon to number of Canadian hits on the NA TI ON AL it in her repetoire. appear in Toronto his LP release of charts, results are beginning to show." The Liverpool Set, hottest new group "Liberace At The Americana" is sure to (ED : It's indeed encouraging to know that to come along in quite some time, will be be a heavy seller in Toronto. Oscar Peter­ there are people like Ackerman, Gardiner, recording in Nashville for Columbia June son comes out with what could be a couple Kimber and many others who aren't afraid 15. of favourite LPs for Canadians, "Cana­ to get up on their soapboxes and be proud Harold Winslow sends news that KYNO diana Suite" and "We Get Requests". of their country.) Fresno, California was awarded Quality's Belafonte and RCA Victor go well to­ St. Constant PQ: Scotty Stevenson, long "Canadian Talent Broadcasting Award".
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