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Week of May 16th, 1966 25CENTS CJCA GOES All MOUES! Edmonton: Monday May 2, CJCA became the first Canadian radio station to go all request, 24 hours each day 7 days a week. Certain telephone funlines (request lines) will be open at all times for the 111112 listeners to call. These calls will be tabulated by CJCA's specially hired request staff every hour and given to the radio personality on the air. He will air the tunes most requested by Northern Alberta listeners. It will all basically follow the top forty format now in use and they will air the new up -and coming records as they are received and after a few airings will leave it to the listeners to request the numbers to build them into hits. CJCA will also air "Special Flashbacks" that are requested weekly which will enhance the top forty and also encourage listener participation with CJCA. Much success has been experienced with the airing of the best in Canadian productions and CJCA is slowly but surely creating an interest by their listeners in the Canadian sound. CJCA also has an untapped Volume 5, No. 12 wealth of talent within its studios. Their Program Director, Dalt Elton and a popular group known as The Nomads, who are closely associated with CJCA through commercials and stationpromotions, have been heard by a few Eastern-ites who were amazed that this talent wasn't on wax. Up and coming from CJCA is the unveiling of their specially made Batmobile. The Bat craze Pro Canada is still "in" with the hippys of Edmonton which should make for some pretty exciting promotions for the CJ-DJs. Bob Stagg recently conducted a pre -marital Osculation Survey to find out how many Ed- Dave Charles monton women kissed how many Edmonton men before they were married (something like that). Anyway, Belleville: Radio station CJBQ won the John J. the Edmonton average is 52. That's how many men were kissed by each married Edmonton woman prior Gillin Jr. Memorial Award for 1964-65, an award to marriage. The CJ-DJs gave a hand to the proceedings of the Firemens Ball Day at the Northgate presented annually by the Canadian Association Shopping Centre. After a fire hose battle and a bucket brigade contest, CJCA radio personalities won of Broadcasters and based on any single or con- all heats against the firemen. With the usual underhanded radio way of winning, they won the hose tinuing contribution by a member radio station rolling contest because they stuck long sticks in the firemens hoses which naturally made the fire- to any form of community service. CJBQ's award eaters a little hotter.It all turned out to be a greatfund raising party with Bob Gibbons broadcasting. was for "having a genuine public interest in All proceeds went to the Winnifred Steward School for Retarded Children. local education problems." What the CAB and perhaps many others have overlooked i s the contribution CJBQ has made to the advancement of DIRECTORY '66 RESERVE YOUR COPY OF the Canadian music industry through the efforts THIS LIMITED EDITION- EARLY !!! of Dave Charles, popularly dubbed "The Voice IS COMING!!!!

of the Quinte Teens". Charles has consistently CKWS Pushes fed the Canadian line to his listeners and they have clearly and enthusiastically shown an ap- preciation for this struggling industry which is Canadian Theme only asking for a chance to compete with the Kingston: A check of the RPM CCCA under the product of other lands. The Dave Charles in- CKWS listing is prom positive that this is one fluence is felt through the successful bookings Upper Canadian station that's hell bent on ex- of many ofthe best recording groups available posing the best in Canadian productions. When in Canada. At one time it was considered fatal R.Paul Godfrey submits a favourable "Sounding to book a Canadian group into the area. Now it's Board" report, it's a sure bet that the record in a weekend habit. Charles himself hosts many of question will be given proper exposure by way shows playing to capacity audiences throughout of the playlist whichaccounts for the placing of the Quinte area. To add strength to his radio so many of the new releases on the CKWS Sur- voice Charles now writesa teen oriented column vey. There has been so much enthusiasm toward fortheBellevilleIntelligencer. CJBQ gives Canadian talent in the Granite City that CKWS their teen listeners what they want, the music has instigateda "Canadian Talent Special" they want tohear. Many radio stations could which began May1 and runs for a month. The very easily take a lesson from the successful show features all the top Canadian artists, past operation of CJBQ and should also remember and present. Says Godfrey, "CKWS now takes that in many cases their very existence depends the title of the'Home Of The All-Canadian'and on the teen market, who spend over 42 million in the coming weeks 960 will take pride in char- dollars annually on fashions, fads, records, cos- ting more Can-Talent than any other station." metics and the wide range of products and ser- To boost local talent, CKWS presents a vices of potential advertisers. live variety show each Wednesday at 8:30 PM Ifanyradiopersonality deserves an featuring the best in local artists. The show is 211111 Zte&MTLtaIMZ gyA4mmi awardforcontributing moretothe Canadian called "The Music Goes Round" and has been image, then it must surely go to Dave Charles of grabbing alot of the adult listeners as well as CJBQ in Belleville, Ontario. the bubble-gummers. BOBBY BR IT TAN... A DYNAMIC NEW SOUND

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NASHVILLE SESSION BISON'S WORKMAN Camrose: Dick Damron, popular country artist, Aylmer, Ontario: Bruce Shaver, prexy of Bison returned to his home here after a trip to Nash- Records,has just returned from Nashville where ilo\q`" N(. . ville where he cut a recording session for RCA he sponsored a session for Odie Workman at Victor. His new single, now on the market, "The Tommy Hill's Starday Studios. "Jacka Built A "SECRETS" Hard KnocksInLife" and "A Thing Called House" which was written by Workman, and Happiness" are both his own compositions and "What A Difference A Day Makes" written by have already picked up interestinthe West. Shaver, has been skedded for release mid -May.

"Old Dad" Taylor at CHED in Edmonton has Session musicians included Pete Drake on steel picked Dick's disc as his "Country Comer". guitar, Jerry Smith, piano, Jerry Shook, lead aboutto guitar, Billy Linneman on Bass, Tommy Hill, EAGLE MAKES ADVANCES rhythm and Willie Ackerman on drums. REVOLr IN COUNTRY AND POP DIRECTORY '66 IS COMING"rn Winnipeg: Eugene Kostyra, a local fan of both the country and pop scene, has news that Eagle Records have been making popular inroads in the west with Art Young, considered one of the best country singers west of the Lakehead. In the pop field "Crazy Things" by The Quid, IT'S one of the most popular of the "Peg" bands, has been picked up by Swan for distribution in the U.S. Eagle will now be handling distribution for Red Leaf which will give Charlie Ward TIME some ofthe top Eastern Canadian talent to work with. Teen clubs are the latest in excitement TO in Winnipeg. The most popular being, The Den, The Hungry "I", Jay's, and The Pink Panther. Kostyra also reports that The Hungry' PLAY "I" which is owned by Frank Weiner, manager of The Shondels, is sponsoring one of the larg- est gigs of the season at the Winnipeg Arena. The three top groups, Deverons, Guess Who and The Shondels will look after the entertain- ment for the night. Burton Cummins of The Deverons has joined Chad Allen's group (Guess Who) as singer and organist,replacing Bob Ashely. Wayne Arnold replaces Burton in The Deverons Bobby Griffith, a niteclub entertainer has been getting much mileage with his release of "Cheater Cheater" on Am -Can, a sub of Canadian American Records. OTTAWAN CARLSON DEBUTS ON MELBOURNE (COUNTRY) "SOUP TIME" Ottawa: Ralph Carlson, one of the newest to The new hit by the country fold of Melbourne Records,has just released his first on this action label. "The Phone Call" and "Recipe For Love" were both written by Carlson, who is well known through JAMES his playing with the Ron McMunn Group. These AND THE boys were the back-up group for the latest Mac Wiseman album. BONDSMEN CKNL ACTION FOR VERNON'S "DOWN IN THE BOONDOCKS" Fort St.John: Bryce Christiansen, who looks 04, after the country listening at CKLN has had great reaction to "Down In The Boondocks" by RECORDS Kenny Vernon. Bryce's listeners liken Kenny to George Jones. Those interested in having a 72366 listen to this disc should contact Little Richie Capitol Records (Canada) Ltd. Johnson, Box 3, Belen, New Mexico. 3 Reginians are still talking about the CKCK "Easter Band Spectacular" which drew a RPM MUSIC WEEKLY Ofi14. packed house to the YMCA. Nine bands battled for the prize money, with net proceeds Editor and Publisher 4.Z4 going to the Y World Service Program. The Club 62 Adantes took the top prize. CKCK's WALT GREALIS "Bald Baron", Ron Barnes grew tired of his self-imposed handle and asked his listeners to send in locks of hairto furnish him with a quality covering. He ended up with RPM MUSIC WEEKLY is published weekly by RPM, Records Promotion Music, 1940 a wig of many colours and one lucky entrant won herself a transistor radio. Yonge Street, Toronto 7, Canada. Author- The new sound of CFSL Weyburn included a new night time personality, Dan izedas second class mailby thePost Jameson, who swings from 6 PM to MN. Dan features as much Canadian talent as he Office Department, Ottawa, and for pay- mentofpostageincash.Single Copy can get hold of. Previous location was CJ RL Kenora. price 25 cents.Subscription prices $10 Larry Christie took time out after filing his usual pint of blood to the Income per year, $15 by air U.S.A. and Canada. Tax Department to let us know that he is now looking after the 4 to 6 PM air slot and $20 per year, $40 by air, other countries. Advertisingratesonrequest.PRINTED is also assisting PD Jim Scarrow. Larry was formerly night news editor for both radio and TV. New IN CANADA. discs are aired every Saturday on a teen TVer "The Hop" which is a popular Prince Albert effort. As an added service to record companies, Larry calls on the one stops and record bars each week to acquaint the proprietors with the newest in releases. New arrival at CKBI is Bob Wilhelm who moves to 900 from Saskatoon. John Wessel believes in keeping radio in the family. John recently married a continuity girl, Doreen. Mr. and Mrs. are now enjoying a southern honeymoon. SPOTTERS The annual hockey game between CFCH Radio and TV and the local parish Priests brought WEYBURN-Dan Jameson-CFSL out a capacity crowd to watch the Flying Fathers defeat the CFCH Statics by a score of 11 to 10. Jug Band Music-Lovin Spoonful -Kama Sutra Gate receipts amounting to over $2100.00 were turned over to the CNIB. Toodle Oo Kangaroo -Larry Lee -Columbia BATHURST-Denis Menard-CKBC R.Paul Godfrey returns to CKWS after a bout with an eye surgeon and would like everyone to Wigglin & Gigglin-Roy Head -Back Beat know that CKWS Kingston now takes the title of the "Home Of The All -Canadian" which is good e- Come On Let's Go -McCoys -Bang nough for a front page story this week. NORTH BAY -Richard Adams-CFCH Johnny Murphy sends news from the Lakehead that Jerry Palmer is set to release "Ice Cream Love Is Like An Itching-Supremes-Tamla Blue Turns To Grey -Cliff Richard -Capitol Man" on the Gaiety label (RCA Victor in Canada). The Gaiety folks have signed a new girl singer TRURO -Graham Wyllie-CKCL from Vancouver, 23 year old Sandi Shore. Love Is Like An Itching-Supremes-Tamla Don Hamilton will be taking over the chores of Chuck Benson at CKYL as Chuck heads into How Does That Grab You -Nancy Sinatra -Reprise sales at CFRN Edmonton. Don would like to know what's with the Eastern jocks who aren't programm- LETHBRIDGE-Gary Hart-CJOC ing the Western sounds and would also like to know what's happening over the Rockies in Vancouver I'm A Rock -Simon & Garfunkle-Columbia Girl In Love -Outsiders -Capitol town. (Ed: Being as Elvira is stillin a snit I'll have to comment here. The easterners are pulling up CALGARY -Marion Lawrence-CFAC their socks. Check the CCCA. As for Vancouver, they seem to belong to another country. They would Strangers In The Night -Frank Sinatra -Reprise appear to be very pro -foreign product. They even import the flu). Remember Baby -Johnny Harlow-Sparton From the home of the big"D", Danny Harrison, comes news that his Coral outing of "Girl Girl MEDICINE HAT -Ron Morey -CHAT Rainy Day Women -Bob Dylan -Columbia Girl" is heading for the CKLN Nelson survey. Bill James also notes that Danny's record is getting Crazy Things -Quid -Eagle good reviews stateside. Other news from Nelson is the smash two day engagement of the Calgary NELSON -Bill James-CKLN Stampeders. These guys have been making a steady comeback in popularity in both British Columbia Silver Spoon-Toys-Reo and Alberta and should be heading east before too long. Girl Girl Girl -Danny Harrison -Coral Marion Lawrence, librarian at CFAC, is trying hard to feel proud of the CFAC One-Ders Bas- BELLEVILLE-Dave Charles-CJBQ 1'11 Know It -Robbie Lane -Capitol ketball team. At the end of April they boasted a record of thirty two games. What's embarrassing is the Didn't Want to...-Lovin Spoonful -Kama Sutra losses. Thirty-one so far .They won against a boys team but lost 29 against gal teams. All in a good EDMONTON -Keith James-CHED cause though. They've played to a total of 8028 people within a 145 mile radius of Calgary and they've Gloria -Shadows & King Beezz-Quality raised over $2600 for different charities. Says Marion "We're worse than the Mets and Argos combined". 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1 1 LOVE DROPS Barry Allen Cap _ 2 5 6 - 37 -- 47 P 59 -- 3 3 2 3UNTIL IT'S TIME FOR YOU...Catherine McKinnon Arc - 16 19 3 4THAT'S WHY I LOVE YOU Joey Hollingsworth Corn 0 - 36 --- 4 2HEY GIRL GO IT ALONE Big Town Boys Cap A0- - 10 - 23 --

5 2MY KINDA GUY The Willows Quo - 57 - 40 47 29 X 51 58 --- 31 6 10WHAT AM I GONNA DO Robbie Lane Cap 0 - 32 39 39 - 21 24 7 8OH GEE GIRL Liverpool Set ColreA - - 42 ----

8 9A BIT OF LOVE Jimmy Dybold Car 0 - - 28 ----

9 6YOU LAUGH TOO MUCH Caesar/Consuls Car o - - 33 39 -- 33 - 10 11DREAM BOY Allen Sisters Qua A 46 - 35 - 67 - 29 -- 11 14GLORIA King Beezz Qua 0- 30 - 16 - 7 10 - 12 7 A LOVE LIKE MINE Dee and Yeomen Qua Ao - - - 72 -- 19 -

13 5 BELIEVE ME Guess Wi)---h Qua - ---- 14 17FOR MY OWN Rockatones Lon A0 - 15 13CRAZY THINGS The Quid Car A0- ----

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17 18GIRL GIRL GIRL Danny arri son Corn - - 18---HEAVEN IN THE MIDDLE.... Townsmen Pho 0 19 19CRYING OVER HER Secrets Arc A0 - ---- 20---SHE BELONGS TO ME Bobby Kris Col o - 50 ---- 4 Week of May 16th, 1966

1 2 18 MONDAY MONDAY Compiled from Record Company and Disc Jockey reports. Mama's & Papa's-Rca Victor (RCA) 2 3 7 SLOOP JOHN B 097--- *MY KINDA GUY Beach Boys-Capitol (Cap) 046 60 BACKSTAGE The Willows-MGM (Qua) 3 1 2 GOOD LOVIN' Gene Pitney-Columbia (Col) 69 74 88 REMEMBER THE RAIN Young Rascals-Atlantic (Qua) 36 36 29 TIPPY TOEING Bobby Lind-World Pac (Lon) 44 10LEANING ON THE LAMP POST Harden Trio-Columbia (Col) 70 75 87 *THE TEASER Herman's Hermits-MGM (Qua) 37 31 30 *HEY GIRL GO IT ALONE Bob Kuban-Barry (Qua) 5 6 13 TRY TOO HARD Big Town Boys-Capitol (Cap) 71 80 100 COME ON LET'S GO Dave Clark Five-Capitol (Cap) 056 61LET'S START ALL OVER AGAIN McCoys-Bang (All) 01550 RAINY DAY WOMEN Ronnie Dove-Apex (Com) 729 93 THE "A" TEAM Bob Dylan-Columbia (Col) 39 25 23I'M SO LONESOME I COULD CRY Barry Sadler-Rca Victor (RCA) 7 8 9 *SHAPES OF THINGS B.J.Thomas-Scepter (Qua) 13 94 --- *WHAT AM I GONNA DO Yardbirds-Capitol (Cap) 40 50 66 ELVIRA Robbie Lane-Capitol (Cap) 8 9 11 GLORIA Dallas Frazier-Sparton (Spa) 74 78 78FRIENDS & MIRRORS Shadows Of Night-London (Lon) 41 29 28 SOMEWHERE Bobby Russell-Monument (Lon) Len Barry-Decca (Corn) 01725EIGHT MILES HIGH ---JUG BAND MUSIC Byrds-Columbia (Col) 77 ---WHEN A MAN LOVES A WOMAN 0 Lovin' Spoonful-Kama Sutra (Qua) 10 10 17RHAPSODY IN THE RAIN C Percy Sledge-Atlantic (Qua) 93 99 *DREAM BOY Lou Christie-MGM (Quo) 54 58 BALLAD OF IRVING 0 Allan Sisters-Quality (Qua) 11 18 40 MESSAGE TO MICHAEL C Frank Gallop-Kapp (Pho) 77 84 89 *HE'LL HAVE TO GO Dionne Warwick-Scepter (Qua) 60 63I CAN'T LET GO Barry Young-Decca (Corn) C The Hollies-Capitol (Cap) 12 7 3 *SOUL AND INSPIRATION --YOU DON'T HAVE TO SAY.... Righteous Bros-Verve (Qua) 63 70 SUN AIN'T GONNA SHINE DustySpringfield-Philips (Lon) C Walker Bros-Smash (Lon) 13 5 1 *KICKS 79 8696 CRUEL WAR 46 52 57 *A BIT OF LOVE Peter Paul & Mary-WB (Corn) Paul Revere-Columbia (Col) Jimmy Dybold-Red Leaf (Car) 14 21 38 *A GROOVY KIND OF LOVE ---THERE'S NO LIVING.... 085-- LOVE IS LIKE AN ITCHING... Peter & Gordon-Capitol (Cap) Mindbenders-Fontana (Lon) Supremes-Motown (Pho) 81 91--I LOVE YOU 1000 TIMES 15 20 27 *LOVE DROPS 48 55 59I'LL TAKE GOOD CARE OF YOU Barry Allen-Capitol (Cap) Garnet Mims-UA (Corn) The Platters-Columbia (Col) 16 16 24 *CAROLINE, NO 49 51 49 ONE TRACK MIND 82 82 85 *ONCE UPON A TIME Brian Wilson-Capitol (Cap) Knickerbockers-Apex (Corn) Teddy/Pandas-Columbia (Col) 17 14 15 *FRANKIE & JOHNNY 72 80 SHE BLEW A GOOD THING 096 98DIRTY WATER Elvis Presley-Rca Victor (RCA) The Poets-Symbol Stondells-Sparton (Spa) 18 126 *TIME WON'T LET ME 51 47 43 *YOU LAUGH TOO MUCH 84 92 94 NOTHING'S TOO GOOD.... Outsiders-Capitol (Cap) Little Caesar & Consuls-Red Leaf Stevie Wonder-Tamla (Pho) 19 23 34 TOGETHER AGAIN 65 79 LOVE ME WITH ALL YOUR... 85 88 MARBLE BREAKS & IRON BENDS Ray Charles-ABC Para (Spa) Bachelors-London (Lon) Drafi-London (Lon) 20 26 36CAN'T GROW PEACHES ON.... 67 82 *TWINKLE TOES 86 95 ---LOVE TAKES A LONG TIME Just Us-Barry (Qua) Roy Orbison-MGM (Qua) Deon Jackson-Carla (Qua) 21 35 53HOW DOES THAT GRAB YOU.... 54 68 73 *BIG HURT GREEN GRASS Nancy Sinatra-Reprise (Com) Del Shannon-Liberty (Lon) Gary Lewis-Liberty (Lon) 22 27 31 *PHOENIX LOVE THEME 55 62 65 DISTANT DRUMS 88 98 ---MAME Brass Ri ng-Rco Victor (RCA) Jim Reeves-Rca Victor (RCA) Bobby Darin-Atco (Qua) 23 114 BANG BANG 071 75 BAND OF GOLD PAINT IT BLACK Cher-Imperial (Lon) Mel Carter-Imperial (Lon) Rolling Stones-London (Lon) 24 32 33 *UNTIL IT'S TIME FOR YOU TO GO 57 61 67 *HE CRIED GLORIA Catherine McKinnon-Arc (Arc) Shangri Las-Red Bird (Qua) C King Beezz-Quality (Qua) 25 13 5 SECRET AGENT MAN 069 86 *THE MORE I SEE YOU 91 100 -- BARE FOOTIN' Johnny Rivers-Imperial (Lon) Chris Montez-Quality (Qua) Robert Parker-Nola (Qua) 3 55LOVE'S MADE A FOOL OF .... 59 57 46 A LOVE LIKE MINE I HEAR TRUMPETS BLOW Bobby Fuller-Regency (Pho) Dee & Yeomen-Reo (Qua) Tokens-Quality (Qua) 41 56THAT'S WHY I LOVE YOU 083 91 DUM DE DA HEARTS DESIRE 0 Joey Hollingsworth-Apex (Corn) Bobby Vinton-Epic (Col) Billy Joe Royal-Columbia (Col) 48 48 COMING HOME CINDY 61 45 37 BELIEVE ME I LOVE YOU DROPS Trini Lopez-Repri se (Com) Guess Who-Quality (Qua) Vic Dana-Doulton (Lon) 29 19 8 A SIGN OF THE TIMES 073 76 *FALLING SUGAR 95 99 ---YOU'RE READY NOW Petula Clark-WB (Corn) Kelly & Gail-Colpix (Com) Franki Valli-Smash (Lon) 30 38 42 *LA LA LA 63 70 81 EVOL - NOT LOVE DOUBLE SHOT Gerry & Pacemakers-Capitol (Cap) Five Americans-HBR (Arc) Swingin' Medallions-Smash (Lon) 31 22 22 *DAYDREAM 81 84 LOVER'S CONCERTO DID YOU EVER HAVE TO.... Lovin' Spoonful-Kama Sutra (Qua) C Mrs. Miller-Capitol (Cap) Lovin' Spoonful-Kama Sutra (Qua) 32 42 47 OUTSIDE THE GATES OF HEAVEN 90 97I'M A ROCK DEDICATED FOLLOWERS OF... Lou Christie-Roulette (All) C Simon & Garfunkle-Columbia (Col) Kinks-Pye (All) 058 68 *OH GEE GIRL 79 96 YOU'RE THE ONE MAMA Liverpool Set-Columbia (Col) 0 Marvelettes-Tamla (Pho) B.J.Thomas-Scepter (Qua) 34 37 39TILL THE END OF THE DAY 87 ---IT'S A MAN'S MAN'S WORLD 100 -- -- PETER RABBIT Kinks-Pye (All) C James Brown -King (Lon) Dee Jay/Runaways-Smash (Lon)

COLUMBIA SHE BELONGS TO ME' MIN STARTING TO CLIMB THE CHARTS RECORDS 9 Bobby Kris & the Imperials BRYCE CHRISTIANSEN-CKNL-Fort St. John Cry Boy Cry -Bert Cuff Saceptdept9 Eactord "Keep an eye on this one. It's got good possi- bilities." SANDY GARDINER-Ottawa Journal DALE HEATH-CKOM-Saskatoon Hip -Noti st-Count Von Shukker Turn Me Around -Shirley Ann "A gimmicky record, well produced and arranged "Shirley Ann, with her clear and beautifulso- but it lacks the quality of a hit record, that is prano voice does credit to this song in on almost excitement. It's a shade too camp to wind up in NN FOLK fashion. I like it." "A the hit parade tent.'' DALE HEATH-CKOM-Saskatoon DON HAMILTON-CKYL-Peace River Cry Boy Cry -Bert Cuff (51-3390) Toodle Oo Kangaroo -Larry Lee ''A little different from the usual and well done. "If the sound doesn't make it,the name will. It's very good andmay just have that something Two reasons for lots of plays here." BRYCE CHRISTIANSEN-CKNL-Fort St. John to make it click. Actually I liked their first re- by lease better (Bi g Hoss Man). This could be the Turn Me Around -Shirley Ann

one for them, but I have a feeling these guys "It has very refreshing qualities, but I don't think will be around for awhile." it's chart material." RICHARD ADAMS-CFCH-Avioith Bay The COURRIERS What Am IGonna Do -Robbie Lane "A truly great sound. This one will move for sure. Has ogood beat and an alluring attraction. The flip has terrific potential too!" is great! TOM ILEY-CJSS-Cornwall

I Wondered Why -Eric Mercury "Deserves much air -play.With good support, this fellow could go a long way. It really grabs "SHE IS ....and so is their me. Like maybe a Canadian James Brown toned down a bit. Anyway,1 like it. How about you?" new album. DENIS MENARD-CKBC-Bathurst

I Wondered Why -Eric Mercury "Has the 'It's Not Unusual' sound and with a MY IIIE" The Cowden few spinsitwill certainly gain in popularity. keg limikkojelli And most of allwith a name like Mercury this by guy is bound to be a star." BARRY THE SARAZIN-CJET-Smith Falls She Belongs To Me -Bobby Kris "I have always liked this song but I think this The is one of the best versions yet. Should go a long way. DAN JAMESON-CFSL-Weyburn DEVERONS Toodle Oo Kongaroo-Larry Lee

"A great sound from Larry & the boys and I think it just might have what it takes to hit the charts." DENIS MENARD-CKBC-Bathurst She Belongs To Me -Bobby Kris Cup uPUP "I always personally thought that Dylan's best song was this one but with Bobby Kris & The Imperials it's even better than best.Willcer- tainly click. Nice sound." PC/PCS-1048 CHRIS THOMAS-CJRW-SummersIde She Belongs To Me -Bobby Kris "This record combines the rhythm of Bobby on Fuller with theballad technique of Barry Sadler Heading for the charts. It should reach top five Canadian records." BRIAN BARKER-CFJR-Brockvilie eRCA VICTOR CD Girl Girl Girl -Danny Harrison New Canadian smash hit! "The three things going for this record are pro- Records fessional backing, beat and Danny Harrison How can it miss? Should generate lots of excitement." TERRY MULLIGAN-CJME-Regina DIRECTORY '66 Girl Girl Girl -Danny Harrison "Fabulous. One of the grooviest records to hit IS COMINGIffin the Canadian scene. A complete turn -on talent.

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