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His vocals, hovering on the edge of breathlessness are uniquely alluring and tantalizing."-Billboard "...intricate, delicate, classical passages and intense, searing, sexy rock gems, as well as soft introverted ballads such as Tim Hardin's "Misty Roses.':... It is obvious that once a Zombie, always a Zombie upon listening to "She Loves the Way They Love Her."The Zombies feel is bolstered by ex -Zombie organist Rod Argent. The key word of this set is sensitivity- it is a finely spun work by a significant artist."-Cash Box And Bob Hamilton's Radio Report called "Caroline Goodbye," the single from "One Year,""a totally unique sound...plenty of creativity." If all this happened in one week, just imagine what happens in"One Year." Colin Blunstone."One Year." Featuring the single, "Caroline Goodbye:' EPIC On Epic Records A "EPIC." MARCA REG. T.M. PRINTED IN U.S.A. www.americanradiohistory.com /% u uii ii giüiii THE INTERNATIONAL MUSIC -RECORD WEEKLY Vol. XXXIII - Number 34/February 12, 1972 Publication Office/1780 Broadway, New York, New York 10019/Telephone: JUdson 6-2640/Cable Address Cash Box, N. Y. GEORGE ALBERT President and Publisher MARTY OSTROW Executive Vice President IRV LICHTMAN Vice President and Editorial Director EDITORIAL CHRISTIE BARTER West Coast Editor ED KELLEHER KENNY KERNER ROBERT ADELS TODD EVERETT RESEARCH MIKE (vIARTUCCI Research Director ANTHONY LANZETTA Assoc. Dir. BOBBY SIEGEL ADVERTISING Must Recording, STAN SOIFER Advertising Manager Account Executives ED ADLUM, New York HARVEY GELLER, Hollywood WOODY HARDING Must Art Director Programming COIN MACHINE & VENDING ED ADLUM General Manager DON DROSSELL CAMILLE COMPASIO, Chicago SHERYL BAKER, Hollywood CIRCULATION THERESA TORTOSA, Mgr. HOLLYWOOD HARVEY GELLER-CHRISTIE BARTER 6565 Sunset Blvd. (Suite 525), Hollywood, Calif. 90028 Phone: (213) Hollywood 9-2966 NASHVILLE JUANITA JONES 806 16th Ave. South, Nashville, Tenn. 37203 Phone: (615) 244-2898 CHICAGO CAMILLE COMPASIO We leave it to the public to decide stature continue to provide, in the 29 E. Madison St., Chicago, Ill. Phone: (312) FI 6-7272 the merits of musical trends, including manner they know best, such public ENGLAND HOLLAND the content of song lyrics. In com- service "announcements." For while DORRIS LAND PAUL ACKET ment and condemnation, the industry we may 3 Cork Street Theresiastraat 59-63 easily dismiss other pop music London WI The Hague went through a "drug -reference" trend Tel. 01-7342374 Tel: 837700 trends, there remains a continuing several years ago. It was a trend- need to keep the anti -drug GERMANY ITALY message especially in condemnation on alive, CHRISTIAN TOERSLEFF GABRIELE G. ABBATE the particularly when it comes to 2 Hamburg 56 use of hard Viale A. Doria 10 drugs-that the industry performers who are held in great re- Leuchttrum Weg 30 20124 Milano Tel: 0411/34 72 486 should continue to offer if only as a spect by the young. The approach, it BELGIUM means BRAZIL of public service at a time must be emphasized, must be one to ETIENNE PEDRO FRAZAO SMET when the drug addiction problem re- which Postbus the kids can relate: musically at- DE VASCONCELOS 56 B-2700 Sint.Niklaas mains a serious Rue Frei Caneca, II, Apt. 13 cause for social con- tuned Tel: (03) 76-54-39 to their tastes; lyrically not only Sao Paulo, S.P., Brazil cern. Tel: 257-15-58 artistic, but precise in its depiction of AUSTRALIA Whether for commercial ARGENTINA acceptance the dead-end of drug usage. PETER SMITH in MIGUEL SMIRNOFF or the spirit of meaningful propa- 40 Winters Way Radio, of course, enters the picture, Belgrano 3252, Piso 4 "B" Doncaster 3108 ganda, we are happy to note that some Buenos Aires, Argentina Victoria, Australia too. Without its concern for the ex- Tel: 89-6796 artists are still carrying the message posure of anti -drug material of artistic JAPAN of the self-destruct CANADA nature of addiction as well as social merit, there is but WALT GREALIS Adv. Mgr. to hard drugs. The Who's new LP con- silence RPM SACHIO SAITO from the medium best suited 1560 3ayview tains "Getting In Tune." Ave. I-11 2-Chome Shinbashi Helen Reddy for carrying the anti -drug message Toronto, 17, Ontario Minato -Ku, Tokyo recently recorded, Tel: (416) 489-2166 Tel: 504-1651 on an LP, David across. Blue's remarkably vivid anti -drug mes- FRANCE Editorial Mgr. Let the trends of pop music be as FRANK LIPSIK FUMIYO TACHIBANA sage, "C'mon John." And now James 5 they may, Rue Alfred Dormeuil I -II 2-Chome Shinbashi Brown, no stranger but the industry must not 78 Croissy Minato -Ku, Tokyo to musical mes- 225-26-31 consider Tel: Tel: 504-1651 sages designed to give identity and the sound of anti -drug com- ment merely a trend, but a SUBSCRIPTION RATES $35 per year anywhere in the meaning to the lives of those who are continuing U.S.A., Published weekly at 34 N. Crystal St., E. Strouds- process burg, Pa. by Cash Box, 1780 Broadway, New York, N.Y. victims of racial discrimination, has of education in the form of 10019. Second class postage paid at New York, N.Y., U.S.A. and additional ofeces. recorded a powerful anti -drug state- entertainment. For the evil of drug Copyright © 1972 by The Cash Box Publishing Co., Inc. ment, "King Heroin." usage is a "trend" that continues to All rights reserved. Copyright under Universal Copyright Convention. It is important that artists of major kill our children. www.americanradiohistory.com 6" ChI.xTOP1OO 34 LEVON 68 GIMME SOME MORE LET'S STAY TOGETHER 93 -Uni 55314 17 19 The JB's-People 602 (Dist: Polydor) 74 Al Green -Hi 2202 (Dist: London) 2 2 Elton John 69 GET UP AND GET DOWN 2 AMERICAN PIE FLOY JOY 40 49 Dramatics -Volt 4071 76 83 Mclean -United Artists 50856 1 1 Supremes-Motown 1195 Don 70 DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER 3 DAY AFTER DAY THE NICKEL SONG 41 50 Shirley Bassey-United Artists 50845 77 85 Badfinger-Apple 1841 3 3 Melanie-Buddah 268 PRECIOUS & FEW UNTIL IT'S TIME FOR YOU TO GO ROUNDABOUT Presley -RCA 0819 42 48 Yes -Atlantic 2854 81 Climax -Rocky Road 055 (Dist: Bell) 7 14 Elvis NEVER BEEN TO SPAIN FEELING ALRIGHT TOGETHER AGAIN Joe Cocker-A&M 1063 47 51 Bobby Sherman -Metromedia 241 ThreeYOU Dog Night -Dunhill 4299 8 12 WITHOUT HEART OF GOLD 73 BABY WON'T YOU LET ME Neil Young-Reprise 1065 63 77 Nilsson -RCA 0604 1'.1 18 ROCK 'N' ROLL YOU MELLOW HURTING EACH OTHER AIN'T UNDERSTANDING Ten Years After -Columbia 45530 80 87 -Mercury 73225 46 52 Carpenters-A&M 1322 9 28 Jerry Butler & Brenda Lee Eager TELL 'EM WILLIE BOY 'S A' COMIN' SHOW ME HOW 8 SUGAR DADDY 41 Tommy James-Roulette 7119 - -Volt 4066 33 38 Jackson Five -Motown 1194 6 6 Emotions JUNGLE FEVER 75 MOVE 'EM OUT DOWN BY THE LAZY RIVER Delaney & Bonnie-Atco 6866 79 86 064 50 57 Osmond Bros. -MGM 14324 16 30 The Chakachas-Polydor TALKING LOUD AND SAYING 76 STANDING IN FOR JODY ANTICIPATION Johnnie Taylor-Stax 114 83 89 CarleyME Simon-Elektra 45759 14 15 s NOTHING YOU James Brown-Polydor 14109 53 65 77 MISSING STAY WITH Luther Ingram -Koko 2110 (Dist: Stax) 84 Faces -Warner Bros. 7545 13 17 44 RUNAWAY/HAPPY TOGETHER 12 CLEAN UP WOMAN Dawn -Bell 175 48 53 78 NUMBER WONDERFUL Rock Flowers -Wheel 282 (Dist: RCA) 82 88 Betty Wright -Alston 4601 (Dist: Atlantic) 4 4 RUNNIN' AWAY BLACK DOG Sly & Family Stone -Epic 10829 64 - 79 SWEET BABY Donnie Elbert -All Platinum 2333 86 90 Led Zeppelin -Atlantic 2849 18 23 46 FOOTSTOMPIN' MUSIC JOY Grand Funk Railroad -Capitol 3255 51 64 BRIAN'S SONG 92 Apollo 100 -Mega 0050 20 54 WE GOT TO GET IT ON AGAIN Michel Legrand -Bell 171 91 SWEET SEASONS Addrisi Brothers -Columbia 45521 56 66 81 LOVE ME, LOVE ME, LOVE 94 Carole King -Ode 66022 (Dist: A&M) 30 36 MOTHER AND CHILD REUNION Frank Mills -Sunflower 118 (Dist: MGM) 85 16 SUNSHINE Paul Simon -Columbia 45547 70 82 EV'RY DAY OF MY LIFE 99 Jonathan Edwards -Capricorn 8021 (Dist: Atlantic) 5 5 I CAN'T HELP MYSELF Bobby Vinton -Epic 10822 88 17 BRAND NEW KEY Donnie Elbert-Avco 4587 68 80 83 MR. PENGUIN Melanie -Neighborhood 4201 (Dist: Famous) 12 10 50 SLIPPIN' INTO DARKNESS Lunar Funk -Bell 172 87 97 63 FIRE AND WATER War -United Artists 50867 54 84 LONESOME MARY Wilson Pickett -Atlantic 2852 23 27 SOFTLY WHISPERING I LOVE YOU Chilliwack-A&M 1310 90 91 English Congregation-Atco 6865 60 69 I OWN EVERYTHING IT TAURUS Bread-Elektra 45765 25 32 YOU WANT IT, YOU GOT Dennis Coffey -Sussex 233 Detroit Emeralds -Westbound 192 62 72 KISS AN ANGEL GOOD MORNING A SIMPLE GAME 20 NO ONE TO DEPEND ON 86 Charley Pride -RCA 0550 19 20 4 Tops -Motown 1196 89 Santana Columbia 45552 73 21 THE WITCH QUEEN OF 54 LOVE GONNA PACK UP 87 CRY Lynn Anderson -Columbia 45529 92 96 NEW ORLEANS Persuaders -Win Or Lose 220 (Dist: Atlantic) 58 60 Redbone-Epic 10749 21 24 55 SON OF SHAFT WE'RE TOGETHER Hillside Singers -Metromedia 241 22 THAT'S THE WAY I FEEL Barkay's-Volt 4073 57 59 CHA ROCK AND ROLL LULLABY GOOD FRIENDS? ABOUT Poppy Family -London 172 Bobby Womack-U.A.
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