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Music Vendor MOTO Whom They Will Vest Their Own 19Th Year of Publication Interest in the Day-To-Day Op- 200 W record Formerly MUSIC WormVENDOR Vol. 19, No. 925 Feb. 21, 1E65 In theopinion of the editors, this week the following records are the record 01ria WHO world - 1,11 DOUBLE -0 -SEVEN SINGLE PICK (Vance-Pockriss) OF THE WEEK 45 RPM The last time these guys appeared on IN THE R-4603 Apt. TIME: 2:38 ourcover,theywere"sleepers." Music Corp. Produced by ASCAP Vance Record World clairvoyance proved ac- & Pockriss curate and theDetergents climbed high with their "Leader of the Laun- WORLD dromat" spoof. Now they have a fol- low-up spoof-this time of the James THE DETERGENTS Bond craze. Dub (left) of the disk was rushed from Roulette last week. The real thing, Roulette 4603, is out this week. SLEEPER DON'T OF THE WEEK DROP OUT The new group with the cute name and smooth voice blend is starting to make noise with this quiet and tender Palming Mos. Time: 2:06 teen ballad.It's a likely bet for danc- Zig Zag Mos. Co., 13M1 ing couples totry when lights are turned low. Swan is the label and the number is 4197. GEE BABY (I'M SORRY) (Richard Barrett) THE 3° DEGREES S.4197-Ci Scepter Centralizes-Left: ALBUM Norman Dolph, Manager, l$00 20C> STEREO SpecialMarkets,Columbia OF THE WEEK Record Productions; Pete Gar- Last week RCA launcheditsmost ris, Promo Manager, Scepter; ovyAlb,AAv.51, ambitious sound track promo cam- Bob Teitelman, Eastern Re- paignsince"SouthPacific"seven yearsago.The album is another gional Sales Manager, Floyd Rodgers -Hammerstein score-this time S. Glinert,NationalSales the about -to -be -released "The Sound Manager, ColumbiaRecord of Music." The package, and transla- tions of it,is an unquestionable sure Productions; a n d sitting, bet to find its way into homes through- Mary Schlacter, VP, and Flo- out the world.The propertyisas beautiful and youthfully sentimental rence Greenberg,President, now as it was on stage.Hollywood's Scepter Records..Story Pg. 6. brightest newstar,JulieAndrews, sings the lead role. HERE'STHE SINGLE YOU'VEBEEN WAITING FOR! And worth waiting for, too! Your CRDC rep is ready to ship your order. Call him! THE BEACH BOYS PLEASE LET ME WONDER DO YOU WANNA DANCE? 5372 . 5372 Watch for their great new album "The Beach Boys Today!" Release date: March 1. 2 RECORD WORLD-February 27, 1965 TEAR - record OUT world GUIDE 00To? S Week of February 27 This Last Wks. on This Last Wks. on This Last Wks. on Wk. Wk. Chart Wk. Wk. Chart Wk. Wk. Chart Feb. 27 Feb. 20 Lb 27 Feb. 20 Feb. 27 Feb. 20 ' 3 THIS DIAMOND RING 1 34 18 LOVE POTION x 9 14 61 51 SOMEWHERE IN YOUR HEART 10 Gary Lewis & Playboys-Liberty 55756 Searchers-Kapp KJB-27 Frank Sinatra-Reprise 332 2 1 YOU'VE LOST THAT LOVIN' FEELIN' 11 35 35 WHENEVER A TEENAGER CRIES 10 (-) COME TOMORROW Righteous Bros.-Philles 124 Reparata & Delrons-World Artists 1036 Manfred Mann-Ascot 2170 3 4 MY GIRL 7 36 17 HEART OF STONE 8 69 41 GIVE HIM A GREAT BIG KISS 10 Temptations-Gordy 7038 Rolling Stones-London 9725 Shangri-Las-Red Bird 10-018 4 2 DOWNTOWN 10 56 NEW YORK'S A LONELY TOWN 4 70 53 VOICE YOUR CHOICE 9 Petula Clark-Warner Bros. 5494 Tradewinds-Red Bird 10-020 Radiants-Chess 1904 * 8 I GO TO PIECES 8 38 42 CAN'T YOU HEAR MY HEARTBEAT 4 79 UPl D 2 Peter & Gordon-Capitol 5335 Herman's Hermits-MGM 13310 JohnnyCRivers-Imperial 66087 6 1 BYE BYE BABY 6 46 MIDNIGHT SPECIAL 3 72 78 IT'S GOTTA LAST FOREVER 3 Four Seasons-Philips 40260 Johnny Rivers-Imperial 66087 Billy J. Kramer-Imperial 66085 * 9 JOLLY GREEN GIANT 1 48 BREAK AWAY 5 83 LET HER LOVE ME 3 Kingsmen-Wand 172 Newbeats-Hickory 1290 Otis Leavelle-Blue sock 4002 * 10BOY FROM NEW YORK CITY 6 41 COME HOME 3 86 MR. PITIFUL 3 Ad Libs-Blue Cat 102 Dave Clark Five-Epic 9763 Otis Redding-Volt 124 9 6 THE NAME GAME 11 42 32 AT THE CLUB 4 75 80 GOOD TIMES 2 Shirley Ellis-Congress 230 Drifters-Atlantic 2268 Jerry Butler-Vee Jay 651 10 11 TWINE TIME 8 43 26 NO ARMS CAN EVER HOLD YOU 9 90 THIS SPORTIN' LIFE 2 Cash & Crawlers-Mar-V-Lus 6002 Bachelors-London 9724 Ian Whitcomb-Tower 120 1)k 12 KING OF THE ROAD 4 44 33 THANKS A LOT 7 (-) YOU BETTER GETIT 1 Roger Miller-Smash 1965 Brenda Lee-Decca 31728 Joe Tex-Dial 4003 13 * THE BIRDS AND THE BEES 5 45 23 LET'S LOCK THE DOOR (-)IFI RULED THE WORLD 1 Jewel Akens-Era 3141 AND THROW AWAY THE KEY 10 Tony Bennett-Columbia 43220 13 14 THE "IN" CROWD 9 Jay & Americans-United Artists 805 79 81 YOU'RE NEXT 2 Dobie Gray-Charger 105 Jimmy Witherspoon-Prestige 341 46 25 HOLD WHAT YOU GOT 11 14 5 7 SHAKE Joe Tex-Dial 4001 (-) DO THE CLAM 1 Sam Cooke-RCA Victor 8486 Elvis Presley-RCA Victor 8500 68 DON'T MESS UP A GOOD THING 4 * 49 EIGHT DAYS A WEEK 2 Bobby McClure & Fontella Bass-Checker 1097 (-)I MUST BE SEEING THINGS 1 5371 1070 71 PEOPLE GET READY 2 1* 19 RED ROSES FOR A BLUE LADY 6 Impressions-ABC-Paramount 10622 92 GeneCRY Pitney-Musicor 3 Bert Kaempfert-Decco 31772 Ray Charles-ABC-Paramount 10615 Vic Dana-Dolton 304 49 51 MY HEART WOULD KNOW 6 Al Martino-Capitol 5341 (-) FOR MAMA Newton-Capitol 5338 Mutt Monro-Liberty 55763 1* 2127 HURT SO BAD 4 55 YEH YEH 3 Jerry Vale-Columbia 43232 Little Anthony & Imperials-DCP 1128 Georgie Fame-Imperial 66086 Connie Francis-MGM 13325 * 34 FERRY ACROSS THE MERSEY 4 51 31 HOW SWEET IT IS 14 Vic Damone-Warner Bros. 5609 Gerry & Pacemakers-Laurie 3284 Marvin Gaye-Tamla 54107 84 81 I'VE BEEN TRYING 2 19 20 LAUGH LAUGH 10 52 38 LOOK OF LOVE 10 Impressions-ABC-Paramount1322* Lesley Gore-Mercury 72372 Beau Brummels-Autumn 8 (-) FOR ME 1 20 21 LEMON TREE 6 53 54 A CHANGE IS GONNA COME 5 Ruby & Romantics-Kapp 646 Sam Cooke-RCA Victor 8586 Trini Lopez-Reprise 0336 (-) FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD 1 21 22 PAPER TIGER 10 54 45WHOSE HEART ARE YOU BREAKING Jan & Dean-Liberty 55766 Sue Thompson-Hickory 1284 TONIGHT 6 (-) LAND OF 1,000 DANCES 1 GOLDFINGER 5 Connie Francis-MGM 13303 The Midnighters-Chattahoochee 666 * 28 Head Hunters-Rampart 642 *Shirley Bassey-United Artists 790 55 39 FANCY PANTS 6 Jack LaForge-Regina 1323 Al Hirt-RCA Victor 8487 88 89JERK & TWINE 5 Billy Strange-Crescendo 334 Jackie Ross-Chess 1961 John Barry-United Artists 719 56 43 HAVE YOU LOOKED INTO YOUR Jimmy Smith-Verve 10346 (-) NOT TOO LONG AGO 1 HEART 11 Uniques-Paula 219 23 16 TELL HER NO 8 Jerry Vale-Columbia 43181 Zombies-Parrott 9723 (-) THIS IS MY PRAYER 1 51 58 DON'T LET ME BE MISUNDERSTOOD 3 Ray Charles Singers-Command 4059 24 24 FOR LOVIN' ME 5 'Animals-MGM 13311 Peter, Paul & Mary-Warner Bros. 5496 Nina Simone-Philips 402-32 (-) GO NOW 1 Moody Blues-London 9726 * 30 GOODNIGHT 3 (-) SEND ME THE PILLOW YOU Roy Orbison-Monument 873 92 95 DIAMOND HEAD 4 DREAM ON 1 Ventures-Dolton 303 WHAT HAVE THEY DONE TO Dean Martin-Reprise 0344 2>k29 93 96APACHE '65 2 THE RAIN 5 59 59 DUSTY 6 Arrows-Tower 116 Searchers-Kapp 644 Rag Dolls-Mala 493 94 98 LEROY 2 21 15 ALL DAY AND ALL OF THE NIGHT 9 (-)IFI LOVED YOU 1 Norma Tracey-Daydell 1005 0334 Chad & Jeremy-World Artists 1041 95 99 ORANGE BLOSSOM SPECIAL 2 2>kKinks-Reprise63 SHOTGUN 9 61 62 BORN TO BE TOGETHER 3 Johnny Cash-Columbia 43206 Jr. Walker-Soul 35008 Ronettes-Philles 126 96 (-) PLEASE LET ME WONDER 1 44 ASK THE LONELY 3 62 67 ANGEL 2 Beach Boys-Capitol 5372 * Johnny Tillotson-MGM 13316 Four Tops-Motown 1073 97 63 65 (-) WHO CAN I TURN TO 1 30 31 I'VE GOT A TIGER BY THE TAIL 5 HE WAS REALLY SAYIN' SOMETHIN' 3 Dionne Warwick-Scepter 1298 Buck Owens-Capitol 5336 Velvelettes-VIP 25013 LITTLE THINGS 5 91 LIKE A CHILD 3 98 (-) ANYTIME AT ALL 1 * 40 Bobby Goldsboro-United Artists 810 Julie Rogers-Mercury 72308 Frank Sinatra-Reprise 0350 32 36 IT'S ALRIGHT 6 65 50 KEEP SEARCHIN' 14 99 (-) LOSING YOU 1 Faith-Amy 913 Del Shannon-Amy 916 Dusty Springfield-Philips 40270 3J 76 2 66 66 STOP IN THE NAME OF LOVE DON'T COME RUNNING BACK TO ME 4 100 (-) THE RACE IS ON 1 Supremes-Motown 1074 Nancy Wilson-Capitol 5340 Jack Jones-Kopp 651 TOP POPS ALPHABETICALLY -PLUS PUBLISHER & LICENSOR A CHANGEIS GONNA COME (Kegs, BMI) 53 DUSTY(Starday,ASCAP) 59 I'VE BEEN TRYING (Curtom, BMI) 84 PEOPLE GET READY (Chi -Sound, BMI) ALL DAY AND ALL OF THE NIGHT 48 EIGHT DAYS A WEEK (Maslen, BMI) 15I'VEGOT A TIGER BY THE TAIL PLEASE LET ME WONDER (Sea Of Tunes, BMI) 96 (JayBoy,BMI) . 27 .. FANCY PANTS (Acuff Rose, BMI) 55 (Bluebook,BMI) 30THE RACEIS ON (Glad, BMI) 100 ANGEL (WaltDisney, ASCAP) 62FERRY ACROSS THE MERSEY JERK AND TWINE (Chevis, BMI) 88RED ROSES FOR A BLUE LADY (Mills, ASCAP) 16 ANYTIME AT ALL (Duchess, BMI) 98 (Unart & Paces,BMI) 18 JOLLYGREEN GIANT (Burdett, BMI) 7 SEND ME THE PILLOW YOU DREAM ON APACHE'65(Regent,BMI) 93 24 FOR LOVIN' ME (Whitmore & Sons, BMI) .
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