TO FIRST OF RECORD 9 WELCOME 1960 S MAIL VISITORS 1°• A MONTHLY REVIEW AND DETAILS OF THE LATEST 'POPULAR' RECORDS ISSUED BY E.M.I RECORDS LTD. Concerts and television for H.M.V, Capitol, Columbia, Parlophonc, M-G-M. Mercur . all-star American contingent the New Year and here's Recsrd Meil rolling out a big 'welcome' )• Vol. 3. No. 1. January, 1960'T'S mat, preparing to greet an all-star contingent of American recording artistes due, at the time of going to press, to arrive here this month for concert and television dates. Scheduled to be among the first U.S star arrivals of 1960 are such poll-topping E.M.I names as Sarah Vaughan, The Platters, Joni James and Gene Vincent (making a quick return visit). RCURY'S magnificent Swab Vaughan opens a W I6-0av tour here with concerts at London's Royal Festival Hall on January 23. She follows up with appear- ances at the Astoria, Finsbury Park (Jan. 24), Town Hall. Birmingham (Jan. 25), City Hall, Newcastle (Jan. 26). Philharmonic, Liverpool (Jan. 27), and Guild Hall, Portsmouth (Jan. 28). On January 30 she returns to London for concerts at the New Victoria, London, and then travels to the De Montfort Hall, Leicester (Jan. 31), The Dome, Brighton (Feb. 1), Colston Hall, Bristol (Feb. 2), St. George's Hall, Bradford (Feb. 4), Odeon, Glasgow (Feb. 5), Free Trade Hall, Manchester (Feb. 6), and Gaumont, Hammersmith (Feb. 7).

HE poll-topping Platters, firm disc favourites in Tthis and manv other countries open their concert tour here on January 13—at Sheffield. Then they move on to the City Hall, Newcastle (Jas. 14), Odeon, Glasgow (Jas. 15), and the Free Trade Hall, Manchester (Jao.'16). On January 17 they arc scheduled to appear on A.T.V's "Sunday Night at the London Palladium" and they follow this with concerts at the Odeon, Birmingham (Jan. 18), Guild Hall, Portsmouth (Jan. 19), Gaumont, Cardiff (Jan. 20), Colston Hall, Bristol (Jan. 22), Gaumont, to RECORD MAIL Hammersmith (Jan. 23), and De Montfort Hall, Leicester (Jan. 24). Thanks a million for putting my record "What Do You W=t?" at the IWFZWWF < in top of the "Hit Parade." It's a n O stranger to this country is M-GM vocal charmer Jooi James. She was a welcome visitor here dream come true and I really can't very m few months ago when she came for TV appearaoces— believe it. and to record here. And it was to record here again that Joni returned recently. On her first visit her television included I hope you, too, get "What you appearances a most successful "Sunday Night at the London Palladium" want." date. And in E.M.I's London studios she recorded her attractive "100 Strings and Joni" LP—with British air angers, musicians and technicians. Proof of the success of this combination is her return here now. mm�onnawmnmmunnwlmamnnnnm

nn R Capitol star Gene Vincent his trip here this month mn is a quick return visit —he arrived here for the first time, in fact, in early December to make three very success- ECORD MAIL telephoned Parlophone star Adam ful appearaaces on A.B.C-TV's popular 'beat' show, RFaith to congratulate him, on behalf of Mail readers, "Boy Meets Girls". on the tremendous success of his Number Oce hit "What After his last television stint Gene took off for concerts Do you Went?" and "From Now Until Forever" in Paris and a tour of American Army camps in Germany. (45-R4591). Adam chose to say `thank you' by sending a Now he returns here this month for a Granada circuit personal message to his fans — and we are happy now to tour—and more concerts here for this likeable young p"blish it here. singer arc being planned for later in the year.

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"Expresso Bongo" WITTY, AMUSING—WORTH 7'0Rt YOUR TIME AND MONEY and fA iW By PETER HAIGH COME from a long line of squares. By that I mean "AT THE DROP OF A that I love traditional Jazz, dixie, boogie, Basin Micbed Flanders ' HAT," mu sic) alal comedies, and and Donald Swann Street, symphonies, operas concertos—and I don't like rock and roll. But Parlophone PMC1033 that's really neither here nor there. •` 'SWEET,' The entertainment with which "Expresso Bongo" Van—Vanessa Bela- Lce, provided m only goes to prove that however square or Cardinal e, ere be, it is to find HMV CLP1242 unsquare may possible something amusing on the other side of the fence. Splendid performance by ivia T. Julia Laurence as a Wise, Harvey sharp. SCENE from "Expresso Bongo"—Johany Jackson Oduretue H.M.V CLPIM Bryan, rooked, fast-talking agentcom- A Xareey>, as oar a s manag is "— mavagtt, ho s 60% f umdr,�a er, r aboal the r, that has Dp v ban— his ttemtge bewildered •, TIffi CROOKE " y000g, good-looking, discorery,d1whw Bongo Xerbert (/t$Cr Rtchar�, ad,1= Disie Collins (Yo%Me Cliff edr Welch, , lackJack 'Boole' Herbert, played by 14­), a scheming A—d— musical star. MarMar G and t Richard. Marlintin H.H.M.V CLP1298C LP 129 Cliff, I know, is the idol of the teenagers,dan a likeable enough m I a t "THE DESERT SONG," young Har , Yolande Doran, and So there you are — I may have Edmond June was i""y too Gkeable or Hockridge, a cant at general, I most put rambled ov s bit, and chopped from Rmethill H.MX CLP1274 the part in this rum, mill that pecial d of pause for point to otter, but wbar Te, doesn't reflect badly on him. Gilt— trying N say u brief title — "DIE FLEDERMAUS," You will be amazed to se , MOST AMUSING rereo Bo'g" s witty, Sadler's Wells Opera who Iaey Sylvia eyes, playa and 11 worth Company Seriously, th is i s a most Harvey's girl friend th the film, E'pg, your film and I ce't ��e aad H.M.V CLP1M g help a striptease rte — - or- I money. fcelipg "t is s ether Well-tuned I ou will be..to su "EXPRESSO BONGO;' dig at the con fon ld h I was ' " "" ' speaking I �/:.z➢resso h ave Cliff Richard, cropped o he[ didv'i know that allyBritishBfi actresses ��Don'1 forget��a+ Colmmbia SEGWrl arroPP f rack 'n�roll singers. fficli.0 re ndid Cliff sings `The v t tn the — rte characmr N My old friend Gilbert Harding them selves. I i [ be candid wilderxss' "Love'�aM"7Yu in"' Ridord here food Miss shine on the scrota ilh "GIGI," A portrait of QB s a tale dmi,,bly cry Jlo hotbut I [fiivk she was mmus-cast o Blues^ Soundtrack, his narrutg role of 'Ban c aWpeastated to chamcmr and, r fact, Syms, (The Shadows) MGM-C-770 Xerbert'. while lavishing praise on Lam iv Ihrs role. on"Boa Colombia EP (SEG7971).

`• THE HOSTAGE," H.M.V 7EGS491 as prompted to remark: "Thai oy doesn't ever to AND b "THE KING I," Now Fabian makes a his furore ahave actorsin, i (Soundtrack) a d Capitol LCT61M Bat besides gi i g his. fie PPartmd[y of making his seeen •' LOCK UP YOUR his screen d6but debut, "Hound Dog Man" also DAUGHTERS," G DRAMATIC story of the backwoods' — that's 'Bows ides to display his .cry H.M.V 7EGS499 A how the story of the new 20th Century-Fox considerable noel talents. production "Hound Dog Man" is described And it's LIFE'S VALUES Radice, Wells Opera `Hound Dog Man" — it will reach our screens here either Company. next month or in early March—which gives young H.M.V m the film, which wars also H.M.V CLP1226 Stuart Carol star Fabian his first motion picture role. Whitman, Lyre Arthur 0 '0_51 Berry Fieldd •• MY FAIR LADY, Thero's vo doubt about it " all—Fabian bas made the most of and Dodie Stevens, flu Fabul Peter Knight Singers. his chance. To such effect, in fact, that producer Jerry Wald Fabian plays the part of Clint, Parlophone GEPg6J6 ranch baud, who learns that th comes a time r cry man's liedheee when most find our life's A ➢inure of Fabian values ov his own. Cl I.aOTHERa he av➢ears in "Hunts (Soundtrack) Dog Man". Capiol LC76100 As the story stuns, Clint and his younger brother Spud, played the picture by Deets takeeight-aeao-old Dears Loris, Stclla Holmes, great home. Everybody trig to help B1 1de Turner, Lionel Blair, Bides to Scetlivg (Stuart but the doctor (Edgar Buchanan) the r ices- Ncele Gordon, Whitman) fun-lOVing am that Dave's leg will Hound Man andme Shane Ri am er and nsible Dog on mm�d. Site Willson, oet9oyed when [hey are -Bowed to e , with him. Colmvbia 33Sx11TJ go heating top A PARTY Thu gives the ne elaboum cause "SHOW BOAT," DISMAYED fora party and n u herq in a Shiley Hassey, Marlys Bar Clint u somewhat showdown, that the boys team Dov dismay- Wattem, McKay ed to note that Blackie shows thatBlackie alwaysbehave H.M.V CLP1310 interest iv lovely and sevsifve as a hero shoWd..Wd . DeY Waller (Carat LYrey). "Hound Dog Man" is five "SLEEPING BEAUTY," He ocandere w_ m. getural, musicr, outdoor, rommtic eter- Nome Panueer, aM Nka Std ngar (Dade . Ster- mivment for old. Colo." SEG7925 gamrBand are), who bas a sash on hum, in patecular, a nuisance. You can hear Fabian swig "WEST SIDE STORY,' tick ,s o Dog When the boys discover a Naumf Do8 � ' .the song Marlys Watm ,, Don BR -P HF17h him — Dernk HI­ (Ft art's ou ar bmthr, 'S➢nd' � film, on McKay H.M.V'/E6429 due releax Inver- rileth& mooch.atch. M the film), aM Stuart B'hitman ('Blackie Scantling'). withhi,leg broken, they take. daeffor

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THE SHADOWS RANDY SPARKS Lonesome fella/ B'vmingham train/ GERRY R'ILMOT'S Smarter daace A girl like Yoo COLUMBIA 45-DM387 H.M.V 45-POP683 HESHADOWSare,ofcomse, HIS young American -[az T the very fine that e group T t become a big lint h- .- the successful "RECORD HOP" before love, for he bas a Cliff Richard, and, apart style [fiat is both distivetive frost their excellent work un and g. He haz a very A Famous Disc these occasions, they shine good appeace s ne Joekey also on their own. broach, and va 'de cep I They have already made range. Surveys the Musie Scene then mark in this way, and I "" the positive 'beat' with the dynami c sound a r'ravgemem oP'Hinningnam which such [min" d I f ound '[ I THERE! Christmas might be over, but the good they produce, s is deserved. be_dng at I simply had things still come along —particularly on disc. Tins should ' Here are two more offer- t° PIsY rt agent. This mouth Ive heard same really great records — too be the general reaction — from the group [hat many, in fact, to list fully here. However, you'll find details t lees[ I cermiulY Hope so, min�ost Par UP then personal of them elsewhere in Record Mail. ypppg Perfb[me[ stock. Both mace are musicel, die ar FBI Pamae laurols Meanwhile , I'm happy to welcome a new record by Proficient and infectious, and for this disc. Ronnie Hilton that should send him the sales worthy of a very success. up graph, big Tye beat is slow, and easy there's a one from his label-mate Don SONNY SPENCER I go for he sides m good , too, , Lang, big o A girl like you", Used , — "lgvceome fC ella" which will be listened to avidly by his followers. Gilce/Oh hoy way t d PARLOPHONE 45-R4611 and "Saturday dance". Stop style• Randy m uld mak it Watch out also for a them specially COMPLETELY new name and try oval with either side. oil record from Randy Sparks, JOHNNY KIDD A to me, but one'wlich shows ilia bi& sell¢ from If were the in the JIIIIIIIII 111111 I III. I I IIIIII I I IIIII I Illllll 1111 1 1 11111 l 111111 1 1 1111 1 1 1111 l 111111 1 1 11111 l llllllllllgallPll 111111 1' _ potential you only gnI d�of our own lohmy Kidd. world/Feelin' Promise. I like nce,entthe Spe style H.M.V 45-POP674 approach, fh imva OLLOWING his his success dual, and I ca� him F with "Please touch". a deal of RONNIE HILTON don't claiming ._ great I feel sure that this young Happy anniversary/ I find his The world perfor v Peat his Hit Parade entry anise commanding, ana mid H.MN POP6M th 'If you were the only record should certainly help HE Yorkshire lad has been ®ri in the world". Yea, D[ced his o amoo, 2 T waitinag for really big we is the one 8v it British disc buy e THE SIX O'CLOCK RECORD SHOW- d this aew issue could mee it is, too, Both hhave r songs with Ray Orchard be it A —.do. does and l foond n cermivly potential, on 6 — 6.45 ballad offering from Ronnie difficult to make a preference Mondays, p.m. p.m. 'th the By Powerful here. "Happy Anniversary". YOUR RECORD DATE Romie Hilton has DAVID CARROLL, =_ been in better voice, sad ere HIS OR fiBSTRA AND with Gerry Wilmot moan en at this, and CHORUS on Mondays, I L IS p.m. — 11.30 P.M. the should aong, really pro- Waltzing MaSlds/ vide bum wit. a winner Here. Sometimes V. HaplrY The r­a, The side, MERCURY 45-AMT1075 GOOD TURNS orld", is yet another mml- with Jack Good I_ performance. 've always been an admirer of I David Carroll ad his on Tuesdays, 9.30 p.m. — 10 p.m. Orc""' and fins vo dil u t sorting [his 'e DON LANG o s for. your attention. The = A RECORD CROP David Carroll 2 Reveille Rock/ artungemenis picked by Ray Orchard have d Frankle, and J.Imay bcev barb, on 10 — 10.30 mod b [sn Tuesdays, p.m. p.m. H.M.V POP682 m, ver too fussy. There's a pedal appeal = NOTHER big H.M.V sailer bout his orchestrations that MIDNIGHT ON A Don Lang, with two exciting I find hard to dcecribe. '— LUXEMBOURG sides — "Reveille. Rock" Given a g entle beat, ti with Gerry Wilmot d "Frannie and - Johnny'. hichismostsoma BILL FORBES Tuesdays, 12.00 — 12.30 a.m. There's still n able able these days, Johnny Too m compete .mDon on this Kidd M1as tamed ant a Young/ It's not the cod of Ne worN type of rial. and Rsese fine The melody, v� d _ MIDNIGHT ON LUXEMBOURG perfect examplce 11the wa disc.alwaysa good one, has COLUMBIA 45-DB43g6 with Ray Orchard puleatfng rhythm that he bee faithfully adhered to. wondered cony really wide a 12.00— 12.30 a.m. his Franck Five d th modem Preaentatiov I've recognition hasn't come ye[ Wednesdays, able up that Johuny has given it, this apish, for he has These ho litre their should ensure very big sales, .always appeared to have the musical oH'erings with a d a aew lease of life for ingredirnm to make him IT'S REGORO TIME beat in 't will find then the song. ' to a big record ne e. E with Sam Costa cry need supplied for Feelin"" i real p He bas the voice ibe style, on Thursdays, 10 p.m. — 10.45 p.m. them here by Mr. Lang and winger, and Johnny really and [he sound of experience. his men. lets it on this aide. fly it's no w =_ tier f time onlya I WEEKEND CHOICE meek that time hh as na = IF with Ray Orchard o Fridays 10.P.m.— 10.15 P.M. 'YOUR IOND RECORD HOP with Gerry Wilmot OF MUSK' on Fridays, 10.15 p.m.— II p.m. MIBNIGHT`ON LUXEMBOURG MAX JAFFA with the Palm Court Orchestra with Sam Costa The Selection Vagabond King 12.00— 12.30 a.m. The Graz W.I. Selenlon - SCD2122 Fridays,

MICHAEL COLLINS and his Orchestra Biner sweet Overture THE SIX O'CLOCK RECORD SHOW The Desert Song Overeure 7P244 with Teddy Johnson on Saturdays, 6 p.m. — 6.45 p.m. COUNT BASTE BIG BAND with m Psris April SCD2116 featuring all the latest and greatest hits from On this record Bill Forbes = H.M.V* CAPITOL: COLUMBIA: PARLOPHONE: 7P (H.M.V) and SCD turns out two excellent (Columbia)'Siagles' since, E M-G-M: MERCURY both of the 6/1 lid. (including pnmhaaa perfect examples tax) [bat good things he has to = ORer. a IIIIIINIINIIIIIINIIIIINIIIIIIIIINIIMIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIINgININNIIIIIIIIIIINIIINYNgialllllfn'

4 RECORD MAIL Javuiny 1960 JAZZ SCENE-AND HEARD TEDDY & PEARL IN THE MUSIC SHOP TOP ZO Acker -and a long LIP B I. BIG BEN line of Bilks! BAND 33SX 1188 2. CHRIS BARBER'S JAZZ BAND 33SXIISB NEVIL SKRIMSHIRE By 3. CLIFF SINGS Cliff Richard 33SX119t HEN long playing records were first introduced 4. CONNIE FRANCIS W they ten-inch discs, in a light MGM-C-]86 5. THE COUNTRY'S cardboard sleevemos by standard desi� Ism the front BEST TII]9 and a list of fitles and aIfist1O on the back. Gradually 6. COME DANCE WITH sleeve notes were introduced, and the front of the cover ME Frank Sinatra bore a photograph of the artiste. LCT6179 7. THE KINGSTON This was developed to the extent that the front of the TRIO T1199 sleeve became a work of art, often in several colours, B. GIGI MGM-C-770 with a design and overall title, which gave some indication 9. HELLO MALCOLM as to the type of music on the record contained therein. VAUGHAN CLP1289 to LOVE IS A SEASON Now this has loon extended is Gorm£ CLP1290 still with the latest - Eyed further, for the Five Peonies" on Capitol 11. MR. ACKER BILK record by Mr. Acker Bilk, thetioe and there .are old some good 7� ECORD MAIL p homgmpM1er Ken Palmer o pened[he door o 3351411 f the LP to refer to appears o¢Iy standard Dixie numbers here, like R A.T.V's "Music Shop' tatty and caug ht Columbia's Teddy 12. NAT 'KING' COLE the sleeve. It is called "The Sevin ' Eccentric" and "Shim-me-she- Johnson and Pearl Cart discussing points over a camera. Todd LCT6182 Ages of Acker", and the f, wabble". as you know, u wmpere of Nis popular weekly programme. Teddy 13. RONNIE HILTON Acker in seven diHerevt ' details we have the idol of the and Pearlareall sotto go places soon witha brand-new'singlerelesse CLP1295 with ro �� - " tomes, app priate soap swing em, Harry lames, with a J their "Patio 13114397). Pasco Pazzo"7 It e-14. SHELLEY BERMAN rations off his n e to fitt his acw band which is provmg very "Crary Crary". BackinPazzo(45g The Five Pennies" (from the film). CLPI3M a peamo in each Of ore Popular. 0 a CaPi[ol ord 15 SHOWBOAT

Pictures. called "Tha New James", most of Shirley Busey CLP1310 the tunes are miginals by Emis I6. SONGS FOR Wilkins and Neal Hehi. A REAL BREATH OF THE SEA SWINGIN' SELLERS The. third record featuring the Peter Sellers PMCI111 tnvnPet rs ve You have been 17. SOUNDS LIKE GE NE waiting f e I[ presenh the two VINCENT T1207 top'men of "mainstream" jau, 18. THE BERT OF Huck Clay[o¢ and Harry Edison, SELLERS Peter Sellers and the record is called "Harry '.; PMD1069 Edison awdvgs Buck Clayton and 19. THE FABULOUS site v ••. This on SHIRLEY BA and apart.p fromfrom a M335X1Y 73 medleymodhey o 'pops', the tunes are 20. TIME TO CELEBRATE , all Harry Ediso¢ originals. Russ Conway 335X1191 clayto¢ and Edison were to- gather, before the war n the Cbunt' Basis band, and mm is the 70P.20 first time since then that they have rded together. The group an this record a=lly Ifavy Edison's quintet with Jimmy I. A GENE VINCENT Poveat cat tenor and rhythm DATE sectio¢ inciuding Freddie Greco, RECORD EAPI4OS9 az heard o "The Swinger" 2. ACKERS AWAY MR. BILK (H.M.V CLP1277), but with Acker Bilk SEG7940 Buck Clayton as guest star. Tura to the back of the sleeve 3. CHRISTMAS WITH THE BIG BEN BANJO and you. will find that this is a TWO-BEAT BAND 'SEG7954 l A cker nor to EPs and to 1 tad d his Pby Mr.. lan Tm°i°g again, 4. CLIFF (No. 21 M CIiB Richard and The Bandon filch they PIaY y w,a Haag year. Drihen selection of [heirthan repertoire. With SEG79031191a Napoleon`s Emperors otherPhilf I- 5. COME FLY WITH ME keyo-vom hick theyp]aYf, Dixiela� Frank Sir- Plot Leslie Joss woven the tune : taudards', and "Hig Hand Bash" EAP1 tines to a tory of [he Bilks 11314920 by Quincy Jones and his Dream- b. CHU CHIN CHOW ikom apo-man to today. im, which tr item. Quivry 7EGW23 Among the numbers are"Tiger Jones has now formed his new EDDIE CALVERT Cualsion Foot 7. for a.Propwed Covtivental , SEG7944 Acker.'s y S[ompo'nds to, and gravy top-line jazzmen ' 8. DANCE PARTY •'Summer Set", and the vers ion SL Johns Wood, London, studios of E.M.I Records had the am the. group. - Ernie Hecksche, 7EG8504 to end all versions of Kendbya THE1 salty breath f the about them rmvtly when f ous Also on Merc is LP 9. EXPRESSO BONGO I¢ Persian Market Acker ury yaghnmanUBa Fox wmt there m make m LP of sea shanties Ckvelavd the from- Cliff Richard SEG7971 himseK sings O ther f his by Jhvmy , -"Uffa Sings-Songs of the Sea". With accompaniment directed " bonrst with the faeik I0. FRAN KIE AVALON I m going home", " technique by Ran Goodwin and io also 0o Michael Sammes Singers ideas' This u 11411]EG8 and "Run come see Jerusalem d wealth. f th rxovl issued this 1t�month PMCI112. It's ca0ed A f II. 11.30 MEN Ed==d. dwnmer R..M CKaY siiiga Map Jimmy perfect family eatertainmevt, too. This special"l-M! Record Mai! Picture Cleveland" MbtC14023 Once Lee EAPI-1131 "Let the light from the Bgbthouse ( ). shows Mr. Fox in the studio. Peggy,gy again Ernie Wilkins appears as 12, 1N CONCERT a MacRae Another British clarinettist wtih n of Gordon ce Ie o f the tmesP The EAPI-980 a traditional-style band is T¢rty up group bas . wide of b,rass as it 13. KEN'S PARTY Lightfoot, who eves P with - range Iu n PIECES EP called "Toad Alois", ad one on Ken Morris ]E of the tunes u Morton's "Doctor Fanie R YaI Hugel hour, MORE PARTY POPEPOPS Jazz". and Don Butterfield on tuba, as 11. well se Cleveland himself. Also Bass Conway SEG]95] Two Bier cL 'nef piayera pt• interest is-that Junior Hance 15. OKLAHOMAKI very tylce appear o differing rs on Sound Track rawEPc tWa month. "Sounds . finish tlila of of New Orleans" gives us George To round-up the EAPI/213j4d95 new releases we have an 16. PICK THE Lewis d his bind, and the Jab Louis Hellson d Lis PLATTERS (No. 4) [her is selfexplanatory - ,,he EP by chestm a itled ZE 1031 Dashing Mr. De Franco "Flying Hickory" on H.M.V 7EG9539 17. SING IN' SWINGIN'IN' L.l.Lovia d m LP by the CLYpE MCPHATTER Armrtrong TOP NAMES 7 Thre Bleu You 18. SLEEPING BEAUTY Passing on to the trumpet, Thisrecord actually features two Let's Try Again 45-MGMI$Q there are ecords by top dill quintets, on one aide it is Norris Paramor es from van aB the usual group of Lou Levy, DANNY VALENTINO 19. TOMMY EDWAROS MGM-EP.701 recently recorded From what Laoy Vinegar and Stan Levey, Stampede 20.-WHITE HORSE INN was tied `"the Golden Age' whBe on the other aide Bre pianist (Yon Gotta Be A) Music Man 45-MGMIGO comes Red Nichols, finding a is the uP-and

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\' / HIGHLIGHTS FROM HOLLYWOOD

LOOK, LISTEN RED NICHOLS TOUR IT'S LUTCHER!

T waz n years ,,,he brilliant pianaplaying finger FOR INellie Lutcher rode into the hie pa des on both rides of the Atlantic with "My Mother's Eyes" and other discs m her mi 'table styling. Nellie made two per nal appearance tours of this country so great waz the reaction to her records. Since then she he U.K. -eid to be one of the top club attractions in the States though her d!ac releases have been few over here. HIS month Red Nichols world famous man Now. f sh haz bee shown m the to "My jazz Mo hers Eyes and Capitol releazing the original begins a tremendous that, Lutcher hit version. It ar be a smash all over promisesto again of the Far East, Middle East and those who remember the disc may t.oso some and Europe which will in subtle changes. elude his first-ever perfor- Nellie has NOT made a new of Mother's recording "My mances in Britain. But the electronic wteds the Capitol studios ,yes-. The have polished up the original sound quality on the recording tam is scheduled to run for its months — order to narch modern requirements. They have alto one of me most extensive added a dhs,,rotk 'o roll drum beat! ever a dethiken by a top music group. lzt half of the The result is vital and intriguing. Bit, begins in Athens. From mere Nichols wm go to Turkey, Cyprus and Lebanon, Syria, Jordnn, Egypt, Iran, Afghanismn, West Palt¢tan and India. The Eastern section of Be tour is due to wind up m Ceylon on March 17 after early 100 coacerfs a me countries named, h—,dimely of- the C-1— d— Red and hit, Ffve Pniniea W11 fly sd Landors e, begi„ n 12-weekrpersotrn1nppeo,00, tors of the British 41es and E1,rope. A sensational tow, sponsored for the firs[ section by me American State Department under President Eecer._ s Inter- national Cultmo Exchange Pro- gramme. Emest Loring Nichols — to give Red his fall na e of the very drat of the white jazz m o. One of the greats of the "20's whose musicspanned the world during the early days of discs, his records were bought by the thousand everywhere and it is said that he recorded not only under his owd hods, bm udder 75 noms-derphere tool He reared fmm the an when his daughter w stricken with polio ... but made fanticms comeback after the last w r. A c tee-back which TRIO'S FOUR IN TEN ins tead the recently released ROMstrength to strength in, Capitol's fabulous team The Ensamn biography "The Five F Pennies". Dandy Kaye played Latest [ news is that their brand new "Hue We Go the Nichols role oa stoadd but Again" the s and-track to-1 work the No. I L the States at the present time. Not only that, but eat i charts show the with LPs in the belonged to Red himself. The o best-sellingg Kings[ons four film has resulted iv even further nP Ten. The other side of the disc s, has been given the elett tedst for Red's rese. as his Other three, of coarse, are "The Kingston Trio At Large", "The face-lift . improving the qualiry of the sound without Capitol disc sales show King ston Trio" and "From the That— p'. Both "The Kingston d c d ling from the magic of Luccher's performancs. The vary and in the U.S Red Trio" and "Ibe Kingsled Trio At Large" have been to the best- stee wl engineers m fact hav made a rethat there's no clearly ... and his have bees flooded seller Use, for is months and "From the Hungry i" has bees in the feel ng of the recording being dated. good with requests to make TV lists far eleven continuous months! featured for the turnover is another Lutcher Song special al,peds— Voyle Gibnoro the Capitol ex live mist-and-rapertoire — "The Heart of a Clown". For the Owe past years Capitol The Five Peanles when Nichols producer who records the Trio, says: "When I the heard the boys has been from the to re-issue receiving requests public this to Britain will be Pets at San Franrisco's 'Purple Onion' I Homed they'd be pretty good number with its act ent . big-band -pan Bemnan (tromb.. ), Ron.. album sellers. But fmady I didn't mink anyone could comer the Ce vet, Joe Rusbton album market in a and a half! " Th.so who a .tg the first aPpledl Nellie will (drums), only year Bill Wood welcome the releaseof the coupling and if yea weren't (basis .pe), The Kidgatonx have time jest that, as wen as smashing through ... s the count wds when Nellie made the disc i add AI Smton (piano). m big success on both sides of the Mantic with rhea single discs like originally, here's your chance m aech up on what you -issed! Released this modth is a dew Tom Dooley" and "Worried Mav'". And . .listen oat dot only Capitol long-playa `Meet The for the "Hue We Go Again" album but for "Co. Co. U" which is Fi e P " (T1221). the Trio's new single sensation in America.

6 RECORD MAIL January 1960 FAVOURITES OLD AND NEW

ELMER BE STEIN: •'Sdemw's Theme" and "Tia The Jana at Wa f.'s", 45-CL15101. - E N is the n who SHO B mppses%,B Ina music f , 'hg CAPITOL Isaa n p themes from same on this VIEW OF 45. The p/oddusg, intense, brassy TNfi NF.'IV RELEASES ON CAPITOL theme he programme you probably fa(ready know. L has by the makings of area( htt. RAY ORCHARD The the, 'de ' a lighter of the numbers JMn Your Radio Luxembourg Disc Jockey and the bays play between action at Woldo's. APITOL is certainly starting the year right! KAY STARR: "Riders in the We welcome back a couple of old favourites to the C Sky" and "Night. Trait", 45- label, we have a couple of new names, and several of our 015015. regulars have made exciting new discs. ERB she & of last( GENE VINCENT: "Wild Cat" H Thicede h usky vo Miss suaced at love, with a male . Start w coo a much nod "Right Here on pack Earl", nh the Bill. behind in 45-471,15099. m song, celebrates the so tar. her hBrste Capitol release hi some HIS disc, aided by Gore's Back deck is � w entimg of the rears• TV favourite. Could be another T appearances ].at month, hit It's by great revival has topped already proved very windar.' of the hit f a few years ego. "Wild Cat" is rather a slow Boagas provide the clip clop of ker, with fine sa working the mounts a Kay it. as ERNIE FORD: nei'nre nna beidna, warning some TENNESSEE m itauy skyward. Love is ME and doll Wat ne lust can't be mmed. Only Tldtsg•' at train Side f Chuffing along &eight The flip E the wild one "Sonny Heaven", 45. the takes us for though, CL75100. Pam, flip another in tempo that &, with Geoe swing happy ride. up ideas of space travel In stay HEY are both s y sides. .no with his doll. Two The top starts with the beat big NELLIE LUTCHE.R: umbers behind along by hie n the bazs, joined by clicking, Mother's and "The Blue Ca.ps building up slowly as Ernie, and MY Eyes" Heart of a 45-CL15016. [her ' stramems come in; all Gown", ' building to fail away for a gentle, DONT know, how DEAN MARTIN: y "(Love is a) finger svaPPivB finish. Lnagiva- times I've Career" and "For 4S I recently asked, " You", ve swrin6. and Etnfe's sivg-g "What ever w N tie PEGGY LEE: You " and are CL15102. happened Deserve "Things Samidn•" lW01 make it a much played side. Lutcher? So it's with great 45-CL15103. enthusiasm that I o¢e was ins ired by the A Hawaiian melody backs greet this disc EGGY is again —fully ­M with the lack Marshal TOP which Dann 'th guitars taking the load Her cumin s ky voice Pband for a couple of fine sides. "You Deserve" is in the same but does [arse o[ sing. It's a the backing. It's ber in fean l,jo a Ps 4 novel, finger anappin' mood M "Fever"; and I think it'll be a fil one how ling Piece telling In praiu of the 50th United State. I'm sure t aaaandsmorewID 6e ccasNJ A happy thing, with you deserving nothing but the bat. happy to hear her again. Those who don't know her work should be to hear thw rero ding. They're both slow, mo dY Pieces, beautifWly pro- THE red by Ne10e. I hope we h— \LATEST a lot more of her soon.

" BILLY ADAMS: Canal Every Sher" and "Paggy's Party" 4543,15017. INCH SINGLES RELEASES R'P'N kI5 is O of the new aama mouth. at Records sFarrad are also TV gentle choir +hus* available on 78 ep wayf r at.. Ad I 10a, lova nuaker. GENE He has a SSue tarn of voice that VINCENT here will, I think, put the disc at the Right on earth , , Wild Ca[ top. He can really dg. •Peggy" 45-CLI5099 bad rather a wild bash it acems, TENNESSEE ERNIE and a m the FORD theflip proper mood. Love U the This is a In watch ... only thing boy and side dheaven listen W. Sunny 45-CLI5100 ELMER BERNSTEIN " VAN ALEXANDER: The Big San: 's Theme Operator" sail "'lbe Shake", The Jazz at Waldo's 45•CLI51a1 45-0.15104. DEAN MARTIN IiE title tune of a new moviq (Love is a) Career T"Operator" brings us the fine For you 45-CLI5101 big Alexander group m an intwse . Drums and bass PEGGY LEE I You des w.,kwork -11well build a rather - mo s mood.a '"1'Ihebe Shake" Things area s mgh 45-CLI5103 ts hter S melody,, Maturing VAN ALEXANDER and his b. in ad Orchestra brighter tempo, . not The heavy oa the bass. big operator The shake 45-471,15104

THE ADVENTURERS: "Rip KAY STARR Van Winkle" and "'hail Blazer Riders in the sky 45-0.15018. Night thin 45-CL15105 S if w live their v FLUE LUTCHER A this m Sp,=/rumcmal group es rs teDPin6 out, and comes" up The heart of a clown 45-CLISIN with a unfaue sound. ay work together well, blendipg their BILLY ADAMS and Orchestra airumeats in new and Count eery rrar The tt 'cuing— 'a, Peggy Ia pony 45-471,1510] otmds big, butthen so THE ADVENTURERS ffiP. I the Personally. Prefer Van Winkle ' umber on the other but Rip Dean Martins taking off with a brand new this side, Tmil blazer single az you can hear, both numbers 45-CLISIN month. ate tremendous.

Jmmm, 1960 RECORD MAIL 7 STAR INSTRUMENTAL GRAMMIES WINNERS APITOL stars bare again C red magnificently In the annual awards of "Grammies" presented by the American National Acadensv of Recording Arts and Sciences. Seven of these coveted disc `Oscars' have 'RE rather on instrumentals this heavy month, gone f the Iabal WEfact only one album is billed as a vocal. Frank Sinatra wins two — The rest present a varied collection of musical groups Par `The Best Male Vocal Performances' and for Me LP and styles, some real ' stuff. Asa we swmgin courtesy, "Come Dance With Me" take the lust. lady which was adjudged 'Album of the Year'. JANICE HARPER: Billy wins a Gmmmfe the ivories in from of a May "With Feeling", T1195. tivkliag fm his "Co., Dance With big string gear. Winds are also Me" arrm emends. Attish- ANICE is ne of the fivoat strongly f wrrd. md-Repertoire Dave Jyoung female voansts around. The style and anargements fit Cavanaugh ,its the Special Though she hasn't made many w ell with the slightly nostalgic Trusters award for his pm- records, site has a goad teat W till.. An ideal for a doction of the album of the experience which helps her m package ... party. y scIfing a Wce, big Not Cole a Granted v he gets hmys pasHm vas It of his disc This collection presents bet PAUL WESTON: "Music far "Midaight Flyer" which was umber of moods, a vmiety Memorim", T1222. rated the `Best Performance of sentiments and tempos, the by a Top Forty Artist'. mfr dreamy mood ifyiag thing being the depth of Tramper sfw Jonah Jon. LUSHu erred the master. the lytice. Extremely pleasant. by with his LP "I Dig Chicks" Muted strings relaxed piano, ns me award for "Boat sparing use of brass and winds, Jar, Performance by an PEEWEE HUNT: "Bluoa el Is makes it the LP for ]ate night Curb tra". Dime", T1144. listening and dreaming. Lucky Stroud, me me HARRY JAMES: "The New James", Tian. Trio beaus. their TRICTLY from Dixie, d Some beautiful to Lodi. a Kingston XJS fs the a 1w Beall The t par master has got ' Me't a bum "The Trio Sai meded at lovers of same, dri, given the Weston treatment. Very Kingston T meMous group which blows sweet and wild on — law tracks. [ Large" as derlarel has the Hunt group working a l was sorry to hear any. 1 them come to an ,rules easy to take. `Best Polk Music Pe,11 - ov a dozen blues items. The musicians work well together as o md" with various soloists u t same irsdividual work. Put Atempi. of tracks f tore r BBD NICHO[SHOLS : "Meet me Five o urC&, srmas rem rd token bra , this Is, but it. mainly ao into- y arteptred otal bash, with Limehouse, Pennies", St Louis, Heal Street, Memphis, ITH the great soccer s of a d I Gotta W The Right Sing W Red's filmed btogaphy,aod Molly Bee has been singing included in the titles. 1 Blues, his awing visit to 112. m the FANS MOB to the troops Tokyo ...and spring, it's as appropriate time me Four Preps r have just towed Rom Hovnlulu. JOE "FINGERS" CARR: "J. to fir] a new LP being toned out LA�B. VINCENT Fingers Carr and his SWingln' by the long-time jazz gat. OHBED by his fans whoo be String Band" T1217 The " sod me boss aU 1V1 iced to Brtmm last perm, ANDY GRIFFITH: warm, shire on muOr Gene re ant. n been s ring DOZEN welt known rill. throughout bright, Norm CaroBea, My Home FIORELL01 m wo, ton. cal Wt of his three A from recent years make ring &ate", EAP1-1256. LTHOUGH no[ scheduled for up the colleen , with "Fingers" tae-tappers to s Dixie setting. Meets Girl" television showsAms, A release yet, "Piorello"—the omedisn and his RIFFITH, , singer ten ay British to— 'ginal cast r�Wg'of the a d is here G army presented "he's been on this side of the Broadway smash hi[—is me Taft m monologue ... but M Gene has also m antic, managed troop by Capitol in me field of o `wolo ]ovg� no rmsh. g include for the .rage murals. ede at aL've perforvmn� AAericanm troops in Germany. The mocal is based on the he audievice it and loves as much Commentiog on me core audience . of , Forest H. as biography you will. 'f toes Andy s to his visit grans: LaGuardia firs, famous bout Onelife in his home ite th rukial; "Qu"Quire a charge fromViaf the first mayor of New York. Music and State, while the Omer is his classic I ee' se saw England ... I was lyries are by Jerry Bock and telling of the story of Hamlet. theme Navy, and go[ just a gfiwpse Sheldon Hamck — and .tam of Portsmouth." lode Tom Healey, Pat Wilson, Ellen Hanley and Howard Our NAT `ICING' COLE: " Midvight Ray Anthony is nett.. star Syl.. Byes", EAP1-1317. billion for his .[might dramatic AAT'S t sivgle s perfommnce in the raw MG-M N , [Ins tromp its v� ft. "Girls' Town'. Dave Cavanaugh backs three FORD GOLD Ford has a tracks with Nelson Riddle wiled Also her drama waking straight TENNPSShtgl .Eremielease stable in for the fourth. A nice group h lovely ds Ann this morn — "Love is The Only by the muster. inT`TV Likkeed Me play ILWg' d "Savvy Side f Fire". Same title"TheY� old appply Heaven". And Endo . customw —Rear about ha has, every ie to fed, life's THE KINGSTON TRIO: "A LP Gunny ,just Capitol "Shooting High" w: B Tennessee fins Worried Mar", EAP14322. just reached ismat i band of m OLLY and DEE, Ottawa, What the- DON'T see when who have achievedv a mirrori M San M guW jam f dtie watching me "Maverick" films sWe with an LP! tone for this dandy Bttte Package. on mlevisiw m this country re The ntilliov-selling album W The Trio's wleat and versatility Star Freberg. CapifTs at gtt.tioa is "Hyman", for whicn well demor�atmled as these atirist larks after the w Tennessee s the other day folksy soup• Particulazly evter- mes'ciala during tlils programme's pressured win u Golden Record miWrg, Ifind, is Oleama. breaks or Ameriav soreeos. award by Capitol.

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gilm JIIIIIIIIp" vaalnlml ROUNDABOUT VINTAGE MONTH Srz :. by Mervyn Douglas 0 (CELLO AGAIN! Several interesting EPs to FOR SINGERS . H bring to you r attention this month, not the .. = least a newane Connie Francis. Michael LT q being by also has a new release. There's Here are five new vocal LPsLL S _ _Holliday Billy Eckstine offering yet another selection and Brook —including the latest Ella =Bent°" and Lloyd Price have particularly g°nd = RICHARD __ issues. Read, too, all about "Jeannie's Merry Muse". YT would seem that January is a vintage mouth for singers, fur somehow selected of this MIKE Tye Bya them month, THE EXC17'ING each one with special appeal and distinction. There RTTENBDRDUGN M!ehael Holliday LLOYD PRICE new issues Ella Sarah E Folks wha live n he by Fitzgerald, Vaughan and Mel =__ hill, Lloyd Prior News of the World' I can't but TormB that will be eagerly awaited by their host of admirers. give you anythveg lave; Lave is area l Lawdy Miss Clawdy; Where I'm also to see two LPs British = Record Reviewer Strange music; just delighted new by ` th You Con our wedding day)?: artistes —Tony Brent and Ruby Murray. They excel = € M ilman bluer; Stagger Lse. LISTENS TO THE COLUMBIA SEG7972 on both of their LP recordings, and I urge you to watch = = H.M.V 7EG8536 out for them. sac h a due 't a a = LATEST LPs M.v'a ymrant a; g ng _ W ITH be other mm hardly anyone 1 y Peryonali[y, Lloyd Rice, 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111F our own Michael Holliday. Such TONY TAKES F1VE -alreadya big Hi[Paradefavomim, M the affection for this Hrmt general offers here loin numbere not only Tony British sine singing oriated with him, but from What a little can do; gnauty or voice that is quite moonlight his ovel pen. Cecelia; Should I?; I'IJ unique. The is Take spatial note of his own love again; lealaus,' conga kable, but ' addidon she me version of "Lawdy Miss Cl Yesterd ays; Your ahedrin' heart; has ability net own to a be, which a certainn Mr.M r There will never be aw[her you; airplay interpretasona. Her voice in her P. made such a big ¢ You ca along; I ant" got rich, inflections nd c f e little time ago. "Stagger nobody; Something to remember a n�" u avomtt successful song, Ev'rY «me we behatlb,N bounce with ease and say and it to bear it sung gpadbYe agility. She is equally at home Iv elmtt sphere. here b iits toce Po er. COLUMBIA 335X1200 This is a MUST for all who one f Hrimin's IBce v 1 artls[ry at its best. PERHA I'll go for a [rack, but if uS der-cored �ngem._ I - think that Tovy should ready asked N select methmg, I that' SiNation wim mis new LP. weuid moose "Moonlight i He is tprof sionai ?remont" and "Just one of those all alwayWhis ork� m d his I3 showcase his even style Her diction is fe�o always Crystal- OLE TORME - and she ma Tony has always been a first- E nivg N ev tna[ Pollhe cote balladeer, and he can also ry Y mckbs. Mel Toren% goes South of the As with moat of net these Bonier with excel when a beat u requhed. songs, Billy May This is a foursome of v delightful At the eras ro d,; Prenesi; .u M1.as he Lyle by this fil[u1 but p deli LPe Adias; Baia; Six lessons from can-Thare'sby t ell r xed are far from sad ones. d they being Madame In Zongo; La Roslta, mood about them an mein a thatmaks Ruby gives gentle nit the border; Nina; ea and that i sy pleasant listening. Most Partiallarly aPp"IM" Cuban It e S e of mein us of And not without a touch of an yesteryear, r umba Jumps; V yes Can ios.� and fit him so�gsd Ns glorious Irish twinkle, too! voice like a glove. H.M.V CLP1315

ELLA FITZGERALD - is a particularly mjoy- SINGS SWEET SONGS THISable LP, n that exredent FOR SWINGERS ample of the vosi artistry of M (Tonne ThemdMdwlTooM Sweet'and Lees M 1-1y; fall known lave; Makin' whoopee; Thar a/d' country and rightly He has a feeling; s almost haum, serenade;Gone 'i" smoom, easy tyle, he Can't be appeal d, f tells; In Ingtstldidon all his v 1 Oat of this wor/d; My old Jlaa .tniI , Torm€ has East the s of Lu([aby of n becn Melo t Broadway- rYsomething FLM.V CLP1322 T should hardly need words of Icome to bring this record to The t combination here of Tony Wat EBahaa the excellent producedyetanother Brent, Plus musical LP should almost be sumcient. of Eric with derstanding Jupp Let me assure you that it is his mis British right Orebestta, puts up to her uaual standards — and in a Isss of its own. recording when Miss Fitzgerald acts stan- I rage you not N overlook Ws cards, they am really nigh. Your vex[ in shopp g Everything abou,t mis ors exPedidov. is pleasing, and o can bask the that RUBY soothiv6 artistry Ella has long an her very ouv. Ruby Marmy wim Eric dupp aced Pick out any track, and you are Ids Orchestra iv for a trst. Or, let me , Suggs[ You are my smuhirte; Smile; "That old fce.i a' or "Can't Love's old sweet song; When you be friends?". As for me, I'm a tWip; Have ever been off to listen again w ail of them! total singing you d even the most trite lorte[y; When I loo aid to song grow �wa�mma d he dream; Button special eY up your overcoat; chose to record it. M is Maestro Please; Now is the NO COUNT SARAH Por[uvatdy, be ahvays mate in hour; Pennies from Heaven; T'Jl displays good Smah Vaiiglmo his choice of as I we meet again; The last mi/e home. repertoire, Smoke !s in e think you'll agree regaNing his Doadltn'; Darn [hat ✓usi lection n thb COLUMBIA 33SX7201 dream; LP, wldch use of those things; M Wight he joins forces with outamnding UBY MURRAY — anomer i n Vermont; No rw blues; ._ dir Yar ]filly MaY British tar from the Cheek to cheek; Stardust; Missing I liked B me on ibis — songs Columbia label and nue with you. �rd, but I must say I a legion of admireas. Ruby's to vote mat me H"dsh MERCURY MMC19021 pleased ' plicity f so g has (ways essuposition, "South of me bsv .. admired, and she b able N NGTHER amt m the ivter- rder", has been given yet a .5jeM tremendous amount of A lase, Sarah othat lease f life by this feeling into all that she dots. Vaugba nonal.Like Ella, Sarah has a great Ameruav scot.

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A Complete Guide to the latest `POP' LPs 1 FRANK BARBER Columbia 33SXI193 EYDIE GORM€ ... On Stage Arranged and Produced by Don Costa ORCHESTRAL Taking a chance on love; lust one of those things; You turned the table o e; But of for � Getout of to n; All light, okay, you and win; goi lost In his arms: Better luck neat time; I'm in luck; I'm ho.tin' high; You're getting to be a habit with ', One for, mYY INSTRUMENTAL baby (.ad one more for the road) H.M.V CLPIM

HELLO LONDON MITZI GAYNOR FRANK BARBER with The Michael Seem—Singers SINGS THE LYRICS OF When the Guards are on parade; W estminster wa1"; The changing Arrangements end Orchestra conducted by Russell Garcia of the Guard; Medley: Let's all go down the Strand, Down at the Soon; Half of it deans blues; Spring again; Gotta have me go with Id Bull and Bush, Lambeth Walk, There's a lovely lake in Loveland; you; Here's what I'm here for; I cant get star ad; Treat me rough; Knightsbridge march; London Bridge is falling down; London by That —in feeling; My ship; There s a boat dat's leavin' .on for 'ght; Soldiers f the Queen; Medley: Knocked 'em in the Old New York; Island 'n he West India; Isn't It a pity Kent Road, Maybe it's because I'm a Londoner, I'm going w get lit H.M.V CLP1319 up, Singasong of London; Old Fath-Thames C.lusnb!a33SX1193 NO COUNT SARAH EYDIE GORM€ SARAH VAUGHAN H.M.V.MV CLPIXU 1'M IN THE MOOD FOR STRINGS 5 oke gets n yy YY s; Do din'; D n that dre m; Just ne of RAY ELLIS AND HIS ORCHESTRA those things; l'loonlight in Vermont; No 'count blues, Cheek to MMCIM21 Secret love; There go. my heart,; The nearness of you; The touch cheek; Stardust; Missing you Mercury of.ry The night we met; Someone to watch ver : If I OL€ TORM€ l Ii:; you: oc'r et he blue, hen MEL South of the Border with BILLY MAY mins; Very uc h in l.— Melancho y le ens de: Don't rriyyt TORM€ Goes 'bout me MGMZ;y At the cross reads; Frenesi; Adios; Baia; Si. lessons from Madame La Zonga; La Rosi"; South of the bonder; Nina; Cuban love song:' Perfidia; The Rumba con dins H.M.V CLP1315 JOE •FINGERS' CARR jumps; Vaya AND HIS SWINGIN' STRING BAND RUBY Musid music! music!: Beautiful Ohio: The vendor; peanut Cruising RUBY MURRAY with Eric Jupp and his Orchestra down the Blue Harbor river; Skoklmm; tango; high.. Spann; Vanessa; You are y sunshine; Smile; Love's old song; When you The wooden soldier and the china dell; Lou Ivory rag; Mary tulip; Have you er been lonely!; When I grew old to T1217 Capitol Iran,; Button up your overcoat; Music Maestro please; Now is the hour; Pennies from heaven; Till we ..at again; The last mile home LOVE IS A FABULOUS THING Columbia 33SX1201 MITZI GAYNOR LES 8gXTER and his Orchestra TONY TAKES FIVE H.M.V CLPI319 Love is a fabulous thing; Hot summer night: Cherchet la femme; TONY BRENT with Eric and his Orchestra Our kind -f love; Moonlight st Ii; Rush hour romance; Early Jupp What a little nn do; Cecelia; Should It; I'll never fall unarrin blues; Paris Interlude; Mignonette; Femme du monde; moonlight in love Jealous; Your chea[in' heart: There will Gamin: My love and the sea; Afternoon affair; Well, all night long: n again; Yesterdays; ­er be another You came I ain't Dawn on the city Capitol Tia you; alorcg; got nobody; Something e Z remember you by; Ev'ry rime we any go olumbia 335X1300 MUSIC FOR MEMORIES PAUL WESTON and hit Orchestra UFFA SINGS—SONGS OF THE SEA . Just friends; You go ro my head; Blue moon; Love locked out; FFA FOX My o Inght madonna; No other love; All the things Y. are; wiUi th Accompaniment directed by RON GOODWIN ; Deep purple; East of the sun; I'll be seeing you; Life on the ocean wave; The whaler; We be three poor mariners; I'll string along with you Capitol TIM Heaving of the lead; Bay .f Biscay; Tom Bowling; Hearts of oak: Autt"lies; The lass that love ­all­ Tight little island; A- .g The ladnes; Rule Britannia Fall ... PMCII II2 SECRET SONGS FOR YOUNG LOVERS pilot; Spanish ph The Piano of AN DR€ PREVIN Magic WITH FEELING _ Combined with the Lush of Serings JANICE HARPER DAVID ROSE AND HIS ORCHESTRA Bon voyage; 1 was hoping you'd azk me; In time; Hands across the Blame it on my youth; Young n s lament; You make me feel so as Beyond the reef: Devotion; With feeling; I need you; That's young; Young and tender; While we're young; Too young to be hy I was born; Tell me that you love me; Moonlit sea; at there e; Last night when we were Like than young; young; Younger be love Capitol T1195 Springtime; A year of youth; Too young to g. steady; Love Is for the very young MGM•C..

1 4 SUPERSONIC GUITARS MR- 0 BILLY MORE JAZZ Hindustan; Lover's guitar; Limehouse blues; Marie; Pagan love Tiger Guic ; Grenada; Pennies fro'm Heono; a El C uricmbanche e o; The �xka"rswest wan ;Linger awhile �- MGM-C-900 A MAP OF JIMMY CLEVELAND JIMMY CLEVELAND Swing low, sw t charim; A hundred yea, from today; Marie; Jay bird; The beat things nn life are free; Stardust; Jimmy's Id funky blues Mercury MMC19023 TONY BRENT BLUES A LA DIXIE Columbia 33SX12N PEE WEE HUNT Limehouse time; St. Louis blues; Blues my naughty sweetie gives e; Beale Street Blues; Farewell Blues; Wabash Blues; Memphis el ues; the Blues; I to the blua; 1 the ENDLESSLY Swingle' got" right sing gtt blues when it rams; blues; blues BROOK RENTON Goodbye Wang Wang Capitol TIM Arranged and conducted by Fred Norman People will say we're in love; Betam. of you; More than you know; HARRY EDISON SWINGS BUCK CLAYTON Blue akies;Time after time; A lovely way to spend an ning; and Vic. Versa Endlaslr; The things I love; (It's no) Sin; Around the world; May Memoriefor the Count;Come with me;C h haw 1 never love again: You'll never know Mercury MMCI ho a s en the noon dle li gall delighdt; Charmaim; How long has this been going on; M."n' whoopee ELLA Is TZGERALD H.M.V CLPI32I SINGS SWEET SONGS FOR SWINGERS MEET THE FIVE PENNIES Arrangements and Orcheetre Conducted by Frank DI Vol RED NICHOLS Sweet and lovely; La's fall in I—; Makin' whoopee; That old Eccentric; Allah's holiday; Battle hymn of the Republic; Lullaby in feeling: I remember you; Moonlight serenade; Gone with the wind; ragtime; Indiana (back home again in Indiana): Margie; When the HARRY EDISON Cant we be friends; Out of this world; My old Bame; East of the Stain" g marching in; Shim-mashes-wobble; The Five Pennies; H.M.V CLP1321 sun (wtes of the m oon);Lullaby of Br —y H.M.V CLP1322 Bill Bailey, won't you please come home( Capitol TIM

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THE NEW JAMES HARRY JAMES AND HIS ORCHESTRA Fair and warm; J. welkin'; One on the house; Just lucky; Bangoul; LONG PLAY PRICE LIST Warm blue at nun; Hares one; Bells: Welkin' a MAN Capitol T1007 CUP Series ((12-Inch LP))-34/ d. DLP Series (I0-Inch LP)-2616. THE SEVEN AGES OF ACKER CAPITOL LCT Series (ILInchL� Lansdowne Jeat Series T Seri. (12-inch LP)-32/2d. M, Acker Bilk and his Paramount Jazz Band COLUMBIA 33SX Series In a Persian LP))-34/lid. market; I'm going home; Ory i Creole trombone; (12:i"h 335 Seri. ({0_inch LP)-26/6d. Summer set; Let the light from he. lighthouse shine; The Gay PARLOPHONE PMC Seri. Hussar; Tiger ng; Lucky rock; Cushion fcoa stomp; Run come see (Ibinch LP)-34/IW. Jerusalem; Old Comrades march Columbia 335X1205 PMD Seri. (10.Inch LP) M-G-M CSari. (12-inchL —34/lid. D Series (10.inch L-26/6d. THE SOFT SWING MERCURY MM C Seri. 12-inchL� —341��d. ACKER BILK The STAN GETZ Quartet MMB Sari. Columbia 33SX120S This cant be (12-Inch LP)-34//1#d. love; Time after time; Smil.; All God's chill.. got A 1 the To the hythm; things you are; ends of the earth; By. bye (All prices Including Parch.. Tax) blue[: Down beat H.M.V CLPI3M

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A WORRIED MAN WONDERFUL THE KINGSTON TRIO VANESSA LEE A worried man; Molly Dee; San Miguel; Olunna Capitol EAPI-13M w ith Michael Collins and his Orchestra Wonderful, wonderful day; I have dreamed; Hello youngg lovers; So DECK OF CARDS in love _ H..VM 7EG8529 T BITTER MIGHTY MOUSE Deck of Conversation cards; with 1911; High noon; Green grow the MGM-EP-709 III— EXPRESSO BONGO Capitol EAPI-1333 CLIFF RICHARD AND THE SHADOWS Love; A voice in he wilduun The sh rine on the second Boor; MAKE A DATE WITH BROOK BENTON Bongo blu. (The Shadows) Calumbia SEG7971 BROOK BENTON Thank baby; With all of my h. want eu fo pr.ny Mer

MIDNIGHT FLYER CHAMPIONSHIP NAT "KING" COLE BANDSTAND MUNN AND Just. much FELTON'S (Footwear) BAND Midnight flyer; as ever; Coo-coo-roo-cco-ceo, Palomar LEE Nimrod; Cossack patrol; Sabre dance; Hymn lull, Angelus The sweet bird of youth Capitol EAPI.1317 Columbia SEG7973 H.M.V 7EG8529

NORTH MY HOME STATE CAROLINA, DANCE ANDY GRIFFITH THE QUICKSTEP JOE LOSS AND HIS ORCHESTRA North Carolina, home Stare; my Hamlet Capitol EAPI-1256 Blue ski.; You are my lucky scar; Tiptoe through the tulips with me; Ain't we got fun H.M.V ]EG8537 PATTI PAGE FOUR Goodbye Charlie, goodbye; Because him is a baby; Let me all sweetheart; The man I love Merury ZEPIOM5you GEORGIAN DANCES GEORGIAN STATE DANCE COMPANY OF U.S.S.R. T. rytoons Mountain Maiden; Georgian Marching Song; Ldngourous Dance; MIGHTY MOUSE Kar[oul i; Kazbek Dance; Souliko; Dance of the Horsemen Adventu— of Mighty Mouse and his Pak Columbia SEG79n Story and Narration by Tom Morrtson The The watchdog; sulan's birthday party MGM-EP-709 GEORGIAN DANCES GEORGIAN STATE DANCE COMPANY OF U.S.S.R. THE BEST OF MISTER & (No. 3) Dance of the Doe; I await thee. my beloved; Wedding Dance; CLIFF RICHARD BILLY ECKSTIME Festive Dance; Columbia SEG7979 Columbia SEG7971 It was so beautiful; That's all; A faded summer love; What a little moonlight can do Mercury ZEP9613 JAZZ CONCERTOS THE MELACHRINO THE EXCITING LLOYD PRICE ORCHESTRA conducted by George Melachrino Lawdy Miss Cady, Where were you (onoour adding day); Co..— in Concerto for clarinet H.M.V Mailman blues; Stagger Lee 7EG8538 lass; 7EGS536

THE UNFORGETTABLE HANK WILLIAMS LOVE THEME FROM MANHATTAN TOWER HANK WILLIAMS PIERRE CHALLET AND HIS ORCHESTRA and his Driftingg Cowboys Love theme from Manhattan Tower; Stardust: Sophisticated lady; Jose don't like thh kind of livin'; My love for you (h. turned to Holiday for strings Mercury ZEPI0448 haze); I'll be a bazhelor'[ill I die; Lonesome whistle MGM-EP-710

YOU'RE MY EVERYTHING WALTZING IN THE BALLROOM (No. 3) CONNIE FRANCIS TOR AND VER ST Pie kwk,'; Dont of Yovre miss Tru. n[y good speak love; gonna me; kwu Would you?; ParediHlS�a o o gINGS LOUIS BELLSON Yovre my everything MGM-EP-711 Columbia SEG7974 H.M.V 7EG8539

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DANCE ALONG WITH BIG BAND BASH THE LECUONA CUBAN BOYS FEATURING QUINCY JONES AND HIS ORCHESTRA Sib one drums: H.M.V 7EG853S M ... hin' the blues; Choo choo ch' boogie; The Preacher; Moanin' Malaguena: y: Jungle Saysisi Mercury ZEP10H7 FLYING HICKORY TENDER MOMENTS LOUIS BELLSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA GEORGE LEWIS Erhonxe — S. Trio Bel Canto; Ste' Seedless grapNruit; Smiling king; Flying hickory; That's Bell's son Stigm. Panayopoul., Angalia H.M.V 71 ..M.V 1EGS539 SSou — Nana Con topoulou; E Ese a E Tipolte — Ton aroudaz and Zoe Mangou: Mazl Soo Pans — N.ox Facets.. SOUNDS OF NEW ORLEANS Ase me Pedi Mou — Lala Tsakiri; Agapi mto megali —George LEWIS AND HIS BAND GEORGE P.paus and Trio Bel Canto; Moussitsa Mou I. to Laver and Swees See, On a coconut island; Limousine blues; just you; Swing, Trio Bel Can o; Agori Mou — Nin la Lava and Trio Bel Can H.M.V 7EG8540 lullaby Firi Firi to pas — Soull Sabah: Rockand roll — Tria Bel Canto; Cha cha cha — Trio Bel Canto; Makis Maki. — Ninerw Laver THE ATOMIC MR. BASTE Columbia 73SX1199 COUNT BASTE AND HIS ORCHESTRA Whirly-bird; Spla'ky; After supper; Fantail Columbia SEG7975

THE DASHING MR. D.FRANCO BUDDY D.FRANCO AND HIS ORCHESTRA EXTENDED PLAY PRICE LIST Fly!ng home; Medley: Dancing in the dark, Moonglow, Time on my hands; Indian love rail. H.M.V 7EG6541 H.M.V _ 7EG Series (7-inch EP) — 10)7}d. CAPITOL EAP Series (7-inch EP)— 12)3}d. TRAD AGAIN BUDDY D.FRANCO COLUMBIA SEG Series (7-inch EP)— 10)7}d. Lin downs Jazz Series H.M.V 75G8541 PARLOPHONE GEP Series Terry Lightfoot'. New Orleans Use— (7--inch EP)— 10171d. Dr, M-G-M EP Series . Egyptian fant.y; Dippermouth blues; lass; Tipperzrryy (7-Inch EP)— 10)7}d. GRR Columbia SEG7976 10["f!%5FRS' MERCURY ZEP Seri. (7-inch EP)— 12)3}d. Si YEP Series (7-inch EP)— 12/3}d. TWO-BEAT STYLE _' ,SIRIXE ' Featuring PHIL NAPOLEON'S EMPERORS OF JAZZ (All prices including Purchase Tax) I� 9tNRlsi Musk- rem Ne: I'll never be the same; fidgety feet; Nobody�'s sweetheart Mercury YEP9514

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PAUL WESTON JOE 'FINGERS' CARR BEAUTY AND THE BEAT Capitol STI2D AND HIS SWINGIN' STRING BAND Rewrded LIVE in the 1959 Mien? DJ Convention Music music music; Beautiful Ohio; The peanut vendor; Cruising PEGGY LEE s nd GEORGE SHEARING and the Quintet down the river; Skoki.'; Blue tango; Harbor lights; Spain; Do I love you?; I lost my sugar in Salt Lake City; If dreams tone true; Vanessa; Ivory reg; The wooden soldier and the china doll; Mary All too soon; Mambo in Miami; In- 't it romandt; Blue prelude; PE'G<3YGEORGE Lou Capitol ST1217 , You tame a from St. true w In LEE.SiEARING long way Louis; Always you my fashion; There'll be another spring; Get out of town; Satin doll MUSIC FOR MEMORIES ST1219 PAUL WESTON Capitol and his Orchestra Just friends; You go to my head; Blue m n; Love locked o My moonlight Madonna; No he, l—,All the things you are; DINAH, YES INDEED Somebody loves me; Deep purple; East of the sun (west of the DINAH SHORE I'll be I'll with moon); seeing you; string along you with Orchestra conducted by Nelson Riddle ST12n Capitol It all on in love with love; Where or PEGGY LEE and GEORGE depends you; Falling Medley: SHEARING Capitol ST1219 when, Easy to love. Get out of wwn, They cant take that away 2 from me: Sentimental journey; The one I love; I'm old f.hioned; ] EM/TEX RECORD CLEANING CLOTH. Lave is here to stay; Taking a [hunts on love; Yes Indeed!; p Interpola[ion (listen little children) Capitol STI247 I The best way of cleaning your LP and EP I records is to wipe them each time before playingwith an EMITEX CLEANING CLOTH. The �I THE LETTER II Em[tex cleans and lubricates the grooves, reduces wear and surface noise and each II JUDY GARLAND I' cloth will clean about 100 sides. with out Ireland 'I I� OBTAINABLE FROM YOUR Original Music and Lyrics by Gordon Jenkins Beautiful trouble; Love in the blues; The worst LOCAL DEALER, price Is. 6d. village; Charley', {I kind of man; That's ell the. is, there isn't any more; Love in Enniteot is not recommended for 78 DINAH SNORE r.p.m records) Central Park; The red balloon; The fight; At the stroke of midnight; S11247 „ Cupteel L Come seek Capitol STIVIS

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STEREO LONG PLAY PRICE LIST

H.MN CSD Series (12- rii LP)-34)I{d. DSD Series (10-inch LP)-26/6d. CAPITOL SLOT Series (12-inc1, UP) —3yj9}d. ST Series (12-inch LP)-3212d. MEET THE FIVE PENNIES COLUMBIA SCX Series (12-inch LP)-3411}d. RED NICHOLS SDO Series (10-inch LP)-26)6d. Eueneric; Allah's holiday; Battle hymn of the Republic: Lullaby in MERCURY EMS Series (12-inch LP)-3411#d. CMS Series ragtime; Indiana (back home again In Indiana); Margie: When the (12-inch LP)-3411 it. Saints in: Shin-me-sha-wobble; The Five Pennies: (All prices including Purchase Tax) go marching JUDY GARLAND Bill Bailey, won't you please came home? Capitol STIRS Caaitel STI18E

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WONDERFUL M IKE VANESSA LEE MICHAEL HOLLIDAY ith Michael Collins and his Orchestra Ur

THE EXCITING LLOYD PRICE EXPRESSO BONGO CLIFF RICHARD and The Shadows Lawdy Miss Clawdy; Where were you (ono wedding day): A voice m he wilderness; The shrine on the secontl floor; Mailman blues; Stagger Lee H.M.V GESST& Love; Bengo blue,(Th. Shadows) Columbia ESGTIa, MICHAEL HOLLIDAY Columbia ESG77M

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H.M. GES Series (y-inch EP)— 10171d. COLUMBIA ESG Series (y-inch EP)— 1017}d. THE ATOMIC MR. BAEIE (AII prices including Purchase Tax) COUNT BASIE AND HIS ORCHESTRA Whlrly-bird; Splanky; After supper; Fantail Columbia ESG7787

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CHAMPIONSHIP BANDSTAND MUNN AND FELTON'S (Footwear) BAND Nimrod: Cmuck Patrol; Sabre dance; Hymn tune: Angelus Columbia ESGTT85

DANCE ALONG WITH THE LECUONA CUBAN BOYS THE LECUONA CUBAN BOYS Be sure of obtaining your copyof "RECORD MAIL" Malaguena; Slboney: Jungle drums; Say si si H.M.V GESS781 each month by placing a regular order with your DANCE THE QUICKSTEP JOE LOSS AND HIS ORCHESTRA record dealer. Blue skies: You ar my lucky star; Tip tee through the tulips H.M.V GESS783 wi[h me; Ai ,'t we go[ fun For details and news of the latest Classical THE LECUONA CUBAN BOYS H.M.V GESS781 JAZZ CONCERTOS records issued on HAN, Columbia, Parlo- THE MELACHRINO ORCHESTRA Capitol, Conducted by GEORGE MELACHRINO phone and Mercury, you can do no better than ask Concerto in lass; Concerto for clarinet H.M.V GESS782 for "Record Times" published monthly-price td. WALTZING IN THE BALLROOM (No. 3) VICTOR SILVESTER AND HIS SILVER STRINGS Your dealer will gladly reserve a copy. True lave; Would you?; Paradise: Pagan love song Columbia ESGTT86

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TALENT CONTEST IDOL GOSSIP At the age of 15 he bought a second-hand dummy forbag 1th. and w a talent contest in AMIE COED ho made a "oldies"—an example is "Bea Oldham. A coopk of weeks late J,aamisiag debut in this Me Daddy Eight To The use Tarty aucceast'ully auditioned for m n h Ping on her new H.M.V 'single'. a touring show, which brought " W! Don't embawass me." That's Lenny nunenuento S,oSymphovap onyis ck One of the beat versions of th /A bout his 5nt meeting with his • the Lion the which aagain.ga HearE ast his cho oold theme music from the Gregory A "speaking" catchRhrase wife Retie, whom he martied in Blues" and "I'll Go O.On LovingL ving Peck film "On The Beach" i has helped to make him a popular television person-Oldham in 1947. the You" arlophone.... Even by The Pleymatea on Colambi . ality. But the voice is that of his creator, Terry Hall The month after wedding was offered a in a bill Ella im r m, "The First Lady . Cases EYancis achieved a —but referred to in much of Lenny's fan mail as Tarty spot t London's Chelsea Pals¢ Of Jazz",an", hhaz taken to revrvivg lifelong ambition when aheplayed "that man who works for you". Theater. He was just 20 and took ncen . New York's f ou But Teat' only smiles when he the stage with determ!vadon. Canoe, Hail in Novemer.b Theer was an hnflurndal reads such things, for [his clever Homes who supply each member ages[ .. Ped phony have snapped up with a M a in the audience. ARat the show ventriloquist has built Lenny photograph teeny, two new American "finds", Th while remaining dewrative benhip card, the aFeah, Mt. Ross Cars, of the in[oaperso litY Memos, who debut with "M in the banael' mloudW badge for ual Lew and Leslie Grade Office background of Giri" and '"Ihe subscri tionofones `aut.Firma called on Terry and offered him a Type Biddy POPIJLARI'fY ke of this lovable an [taut. He is still Tetry's agent Leg", end Tiay Lewis, who is ao Proof of en us character him ' such The idea of Lenny the Lao. midget in terms of vocal Pan's . Lenny. marketing ' popularity is his 25,1100-stran, forms soft I. btocea,hat w bom during asummer seas on Tiny has cut Too Much " fan club —the f its money and ev [ Blackpool in 1954 after VW Rockin'" and I Get Week'. kind in the largea�tw omWd Fall saes borne, Dees is . had advised Terry a world, rty . Current reports suggest that o doubt he even bigger if 30 years go in Chadderh", o good having a little boy as a Paul AWm be in this coaatry fans ve ]6 were Mowed to Oldham, where his mthu is dummy. You have got to have may ound March dr The join, for Lenny appeals to a faz tiB tviag a comfortable anovel,y". April.... wider audience than just the bhmgalow bought for her by a Terry spotted a languid-looking Don Code Orchestra, one YaueS. s uceasful so He took up lion the Tower Zoo d Amen most —Shhafte of the fan decided to model a Bon with the The ganisaton triloquismaftersee-ingapluou aomps.Jdvg groups, team s up club is handled Dr. Bamado's film and with dmncteristcs. by being impressed with Steve Lawre.ce on his Lemy's first public appearance We a flop, but than singing stet attmetve H.M.V relea se, "Pretty Anne Shelton advised Terry to ELLA FITZGERALD Blue Eyes" aad "You'. N—,'. change Leany's voice . the one he vow uses. The new voice paid off and Llpa was ov dm road to fame. Terry has always (tied to improve Lemy, who can woke, cry and even play a tin wbisde — "it's aB dove by betowe". Terry has introduced a pal for PARLOPHONE Lamy into the actin the person of Jeremy the G"uaffe but, be tresses, "I will never replace Lanny". Lemy, fth gslelasee Rum Terry, made his fast disc for E.M.I ec ds on Pmlaphone 45-R4609. Tides — "I Want A LESLIE PHILLIPS FHPPopeGmas for Christmas" The Navy Lark and "I Wish That I Could Be The disc 45.114610 Father Chruhaas", with aamm- ponimeat directed by Ken Jones. SONNY SPENCER GI Oh boy 45-R4611 IMPORTANT NOTICE "His Master. Voice" is the THE MEMOS Regd. Trade Mark of the Gmmo- My type of girl phone Co. Ltd. The biddy leg 45-84616 'Capitol" is the Trade Mark of Capiol Rewrds Inc. TINY LEWIS "Columbia" uu, Regd. Too much rockln' Trade Mark of Columbia Grapho- 1 gat weak 45-0.461) phone Co. Ltd. i the Tmde "Parlophon<" EVE BOSWELL Mark of the Pad,phone Co. L[d.. b the Trade Mark Turnabout heart "M-G-M" 45-R4618 of Loew. Inc Misty "Mercury" is the Trade Mark of Mercury Record Corp—hu.. JAMIE COE Srhool day blues I'll go on loving you 45-114621

JOAN SMALL The big hurt Ask me to go steady 45-114621

PETER MA LAN O gin I were a Baron's heir The Royal Highland Fusiliers *45.114612

JIM M,LEOD and his Band Hebridean Polka Just as 1 eau in the morning X45-114613 DAVID CARROLL and his Orchestra and Chorus Waltzing Madfda ANDREW RANKINE and his Sometimes I'm happy 45-AMTIM SmW,h Country Dance Band dance THE PLATTERS Gask waltz wuntry North athe M5-114614 Mys re[ Gnmpians What doe s it maser 45-AMT1076 STOP PRESS and his Band PHIL PHILLIPS IAN POWRIE Cock a B,.d1e Verdi+M. -45.84615 Take this heart 45-AMTIM Scottish ,In FRANK DRONE -Also available on 78 Serenaders blue r.p.m I love 45-AMT1077 you Parlophone'Singlei —6s. (including purchase tax) Mercury 'Singles'-6s. 4d. (including purchase tax)

Capitol song star, and welcome visitor to Britain, who has a new disc GENE VINCENT winner in his "Right here on earth" and "Wild cat' (45-CL15099).