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One beautiful song is at the bottom of what shapes up as an interesting singles sales contest. The tune, "Dear Heart," by Henry Mancini, Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, is the title ditty from a new film. There islittle doubt that itwill be the one to beat for this year's Oscar. Three classy singles boom the number this week. They're by Andy Williams (Columbia 4.43180), Jack Jones (Kapp 635) and Henry Mancini (RCA Victor 8458). Album of the week is the glowing original caster from Sammy Davis' From Left, Larry Newton, "Golden Boy" (Capitol SVAS 2124; VAS 2124). Am. New ABC -Paramount Prez,

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2 RECORD WORLD-November 21, 1964 TEAR - 100 OUT OUR TOP POPS Week of November 21 This Last Wks. on This Last This Wk. Wk. Wks. on Last Wks. on Chart Wk. Wk. Chart Wk. Wk. Chat Nov.21 Nov. 14 Nor. 21 Nov 14 No. 21 Nov 14

1 1 BABY LOVE 35 15 TOBACCO ROAD 12 61 51 SOFTLY AS I LEAVE YOU 10 Supremes-Motown 1066 Nashville Teens-London 9689 Frank Sinatra-Reprise 0301 2 3 LEADER OF THE PACK 6 36 31 WHO CAN I TURN TO 8 (-) ANY WAY YOU WANT IT 1 Shangri-Lo's-Red Bird 10-014 Tony Bennett-Columbia 43141 Dave Clark Five-Epic 9739 3 5 COME A LITTLE BIT CLOSER 10 31 14EVERYBODY KNOWS 69 53 HEY NOW 6 Jay & Americans-United Artists 759 Dave Clark Five-Epic 9772 Lesley Gore-Mercury 72352 4 4 HAVE I THE RIGHT 11 38 31 A SUMMER SONG 12 10 75 YOU SHOULD HAVE SEEN THE Honeycombs-Interphon 7707 Stuart & Clyde-World Artists 1027 WAY HE LOOKED AT ME 4 5 2 LAST KISS 16 39 40 WHEN YOU WALK IN THE ROOM 1 Dixie Cups-Red Bird 10-012 J. Frank Wilson & Cavaliers-Josie 923 Searchers-Kapp 618 71 59 LISTEN LONELY GIRL 19 RINGO 4 64COME SEE ABOUT ME 2 Johnny Mathis-Mercury 72339 Larne Greene-RCA Victor 8444 Supremes-Motown 1068 72 16 S -W -I -M 4 7 9 THE DOOR IS STILL OPEN 41 32 I DON'T WANT TO SEE YOU Bobby Freeman-Autumn 5 TO MY HEART 8 AGAIN 7 84 WHY (DON'TCHA BE MY GIRL) 3 Dean Martin-Reprise 307 Peter & Gordon-Capitol 5272 Chartbusters-Mutual 508 MR. LONELY 18 4 54 CHAINED AND BOUND 5 94AS TEARS GO BY 2 Bobby Vinton-Epic 9730 Otis Redding-Volt 121 Marianne Faithful-London 9697 SHE'S NOT THERE 11 61 GONE GONE GONE 4 85 I'VE GOT THE SKILL Zombies-Parrot 9695 Everly Bros.-Warner Bros. 5478 Jackie Ross-Chess 1913 10 6 LET IT BE ME 12 74 WE COULD 5 16 11 RUNNING OUT OF FOOLS 9 Betty Everett & Jerry Butler-Vice Jay 613 Al Martino-Capitol 5293 Aretha Franklin-Columbia 43113 11 7 LITTLE HONDA 10 65SIDEWALK SURFIN' 4 (-) COME SEE ABOUT ME 1 Hondells-Mercury 72324 Jan & Dean-Liberty 55727 Nella Dodds-Wend 167

12 12 AIN'T THAT LOVING YOU BABY 1 46 52 DON'T EVER LEAVE ME 4 (-) FOUR STRONG WINDS 1 Elvis Presley-RCA Victor 8440 Connie Francis-MGM 13287 Bobby Bare-RCA Victor 8443 24TIME IS ON MY SIDE 41 26 I'M CRYING 7 19 83 CALIFORNIABOUND490 2 Rolling Stones-London 9708 Animals-MGM 13274 Ronnie & Daytonas-Mala 14 20 YOU REALLY GOT ME 1 48 51 SHAGGY DOG 5 80 79 WHAT GOOD AM I WITHOUT YOU 4 Kinks-Reprise 0306 Mickey Lee Lane-Swan 4183 Marvin Gaye & Kim Weston-Tamla 54104 15 16 OH PRETTY WOMAN 13 81 81 SOMETHING YOU GOT 6 49 34 I LIKE IT Roy Orbison-Monument 851 8 Ramsey Lewis-Argo 204 Gerry & The Pacemakers-Laurie 3271 16 8 CHUG -A -LUG 11 * (-) RUNRUN RUN 1 Roger Miller-Smash 1926 63GOIN' OUT OF MY HEAD 2 Gestures-Soma 1417 Little Anthony & The Imperials-DCP 1119 11 23 I'M GONNA BE STRONG 5 (-) THE WEDDING 1 Gene Pitney-Musicor 1045 51 44 MERCY MERCY 12 Julie Rogers-Mercury 72332 Don Covay & Goodtimers-Rosemart 801 29 MOUNTAIN OF LOVE 4 * IT'S ALL OVER 1 Johnny Rivers-Imperial 66075 62 SLAUGHTER ON TENTH AVENUE 6 Walter Jackson-Okeh 7204 Ventures-Dolton 300 19 25 EVERYTHING'S ALRIGHT 4 85 91 A THOUSAND CUPS OF Newbcots-Hickory 1288 53 45 BLESS OUR LOVE 8 HAPPINESS 28 RIGHT OR WRONG 5 Gene Chandler-Constellation 136 Joe Hinton-Bockbeat 532 Ronnie Dove-Diamond 173 54 43 YOU MUST BELIEVE ME 11 86 92 LUMBERJACK 39BIG MAN IN TOWN Impressions-ABC Paramount 10531 Hal Willis-Sims 207 Four Seasons-Philips 42038 98 IT AIN'T ME, BABE 2 18 SHA LA LA Johnny Cash-Columbia 43145 22 22 ASK ME 5 Manfred Mann-Ascot 2165 Elvis Presley-RCA Victor 8440 88 88 ALMOST THERE 6 93THE JERK Andy Williams-Columbia 43128 36 I'M INTO SOMETHING GOOD Larks-Money 106 Herman's Hermits-MGM 13280 89 96 SINCE I DON'T HAVE YOU 2 WALKIN' IN THE RAIN 74 TOO MANY FISH IN THE SEA 2 Chuck Jackson-Wand 169 38 Marvelettes-Tamla 54105 Ronettes-Philles 123 99BEAUTICIAN BLUES 2 B.B.King-Kent 403 25 10 DO WAH DIDDY DIDDY 13 58 60 LITTLE MARIE 5 Chuck Marie-Chess 1912 Manfred Mann-Ascot 2157 lir(-)ONE MORE TIME 1 26 11 WE'LL SING IN THE SUNSHINE 11 86OH NO, NOT MY BABY Ray Charles Singers-Command 4057 Gale Garnett-RCA Victor 8338 Maxine Brown-Wand 162 92 97 CHITTLINS 2 Gus Jenkins-Tower 107 27 27 AIN'T DOIN' TOO BAD 6 60 61 JUMP BACK 8 93 Bobby Bland-Duke 383 Rufus Thomas-Stax 157 (-) AMEN 1 28 21 IST TRUE Impressions-ABC-Paramount 10602 17 SHE UNDERSTANDS ME BrenIaLee-Decca 31690 4 94 95 Johnny Tillotson-MGM 13284 THE DODO 2 Gene Simmons-Hi 2080 29 30 REACH OUT FOR ME 5 Dionne Warwick-Scepter 1285 81 SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE 95 (-) NEVER TRUST A WOMAN 1 30 33 MY LOVE FORGIVE ME MOVIES 2 B. B. King-ABC-Paramount 10599 Drifters-Atlantic 2260 (AMORE SCUSAMI) 5 96 (-) DON'T IT MAKE YOU FEEL GOOD 1 Robert Goulet-Columbia 43131 63 41 WHEN I GROW UP TO BE Overlanders-Hickory 1275 A MAN 10 91 AIN'T IT THE TRUTH (-) THE 81 1 48 4 Beach Boys-Capitol 5425 Mary Wells -20th Century Fox 544 Candy & Kisses-Cameo 336 32 64 46 WENDY 35NEEDLE IN A HAYSTACK 6 98 (-) IT'LL NEVER BE OVER FOR ME 1 Velvelettes-VIP 25007 Beach Boys-Capitol 4by-5267 Baby Washington-Sue 114 A 69 DANCE DANCE DANCE 3 65 58 BABY DON'T YOU DO IT 9 99 (-) WILLOW WEEP FOR ME 1 Beach Boys-Capitol 5306 Marvin Gaye-Tamla 54101 Chad & Jeremy-World Artists 1034 34 13 DANCING IN THE STREET 13 66 47 I HAD A TALK WITH MY MAN 9 100 Martha & Vandellas-Gordy 7003 (-) JULIE KNOWS 1 Mitty Collier-Chess 1907 Randy Sparks-Columbia 43138 Both headed for #1! !

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OUT GUIDE TOPI; Week of November 21 This Last Wks. on This Last Wks. co This Last Wks. on Wk. Wk. Chart Wk. Wk. Chart Wk. Wk. Chart Nov 14 Nov. 21Nov 14 Nov 21Nov 14 Nov 21

1 1 PEOPLE 8 34 33 DANG ME/CHUG-A-LUG 19 67 71 THE RAMSEY LEWIS TRIO AT Barbra Streisand-Columbia CL -2215: CS -9015 R. Miller-Smash MGS-27049 BOHEMIAN CAVERNS 4 2 3 EVERYBODY LOVES SOMEBODY 15 35 31 LITTLE OLD LADY FROM Argo 741 Dean Martin-Reprise R-6130 PASADENA 10 68 76 SHE CRIED 3 3 2 A HARD DAY'S NIGHT 20 Jan 8. Dean-Liberty LRP-7377 Lettermen-Capitol 1-2142 Beatles Soundtrack-United Artists UAS 6366 36 38 WE'LL SING IN THE SUNSHINE 8 69 71 IN THE MISTY MOONLIGHT 5 4 4 SOMETHING NEW 11 Gale Garnett-RCA Victor LPM-2833 Jerry Wallace-Challenge CH -619 Beatles-Capitol T-2108 37 34 ANOTHER SIDE OF BOB DYLAN 9 98 THE MANFRED MANN ALBUM 2 5 5 MY FAIR LADY 9 Columbia CL -2193: CS -8893 Manfred Mann-Ascot 13015 Andy Williams-Columbia CS -9005 38 40 HERE WE A' GO GO AGAIN 6 71 59 THE ROLLING STONES 22 6 6 SUGAR LIPS 15 Johnny Rivers-Imperial LP -9274 London LL -3375 Al Hirt-RCA Victor LSP-2965 39 21 IT MIGHT AS WELL BE SWING 15 72 69 CALL ME IRRESPONSIBLE 28 7 9 MORE OF ROY ORBISON'S F. Sinatra & Count Basie-Reprise FS -1012 A. Williams-Columbia CL -2172: CS -8971 GREATEST HITS 14 40 26 MAKE WAY FOR DIONNE 85 EARLY ORBISON 3 Monument MLP-8024 WARWICK 11 Roy Orbison-Monument MLP-8023 8 8 THE KINGSMEN, VOL. II 9 Scepter LP -S23 14 57 THE AMERICAN TOUR 14 Wand LP -659 41 27 THE BEACH BOYS SONG BOOK 8 Dave Clark Five-Epic LN-24117: BN-26117 9 1 (YOU DON'T KNOW) Hollyridge Strings-Capitol T-2156: ST -2156 75 83 DELICIOUS TOGETHER 11 HOW GLAD I AM 12 42 46 THIS IS LOVE 7 B. Everett & J. Butler-Vee Jay V.1-1099 N. Wilson-Capitol T-2155 Johnny Mathis-Mercury MG -20942: SR -60942 16 60 THE LATIN ALBUM 14 10 10 MY FAIR LADY 43 31 THE THIRD BARBRA STREISAND Trini Lopez-Reprise RS -6125 Original Soundtrack-Columbia KOL-8000 ALBUM 39 77 70THE SLIGHTLY IRREVERENT 11 12 INVISIBLE TEARS Columbia CL -2I54: CS -2154 CHAD MITCHELL TRIO 6 Ray Conniff Singers- Mercury MG -20944. SR -60944 Columbia CL -2264: CS -9064 44 36 LICORICE STICK 13 P. Fountain-Coral CRL-757460 18 62 THE CONCERT SOUND OF 12 13 "POPS" GOES THE TRUMPET 9 Al Hirt 8 Arthur Fiedler- 45 35 KEEP ON PUSHING 15 HENRY MANCINI 17 RCA Victor LPM2935: LSP2935 Impressions-ABC Paramount 493 RCA LPM-2897 13 14 WALK DON'T RUN, VOL.II 6 46 50 THE SIDEWINDER 6 79 67 AL -DI -LA 12 Ventures-Dolton BLP 2031 Lee Morgan-Blue Note 415784157 R. Charles Singers-Command 33-870 14 11 PETER, PAUL & MARY 47 55 THE INCOMPARABLE 80 72 JOHNNY RIVERS AT THE IN CONCERT 15 MANTOVANI 4 WHISKEY A' GO GO 23 Warner Bros. 2W-1555 London LL -3392: PS -392 Imperial LP -9264 15 16 ALL SUMMER LONG 11 48 32 DREAM WITH DEAN 11 81 80 THE BEST OF BUCK OWENS 11 Beach Boys-Capitol T-2110 Dean Martin-Reprise R-6123: RS -6123 Capitol T-2105 16 15 WHERE DID OUR LOVE GO 10 49 43 PINK PANTHER 34 91 LAST KISS 2 Supremes-Motown MT -621 H. Mancini-RCA LPM-2975: LSP-2795 J. Frank Wilson-Josie JOZ-4006 61 BEACH BOYS CONCERT 3 50 51 BREAD AND BUTTER 83 79 THE BEST OF HENRY MANCINI 18 Capitol 1-2198: ST -2198 Newbeats-Hickory 120 RCA Victor LPM-2693: LSP-2693 18 18 GETZ/GILBERTO 23 51 41 INVISIBLE TEARS 9 84 14WITHOUT YOU 12 Verve V-8545: V6-8545 Johnny Mann Singers-Liberty LRP-3387 Robert Goulet-Columbia CL -2200 39 RAG DOLL 11 19 11 HELLO DOLLY 29 52 (-)BITTER TEARS 1 L. Armstrong-Kapp KL-1364: KS -3364 Four Seasons-Philips PHM 200-146 * Johnny Cash-Columbia CL -2248: CS -9048 30 MARY POPPINS 8 53 45 SONGS YOU WON'T FORGET 8 86 81 GIRL TALK Soundtrack-Vista BV -4026: STER-4026 Peter Nero-RCA Victor LPM-2935: LSP-2935 Lesley Gore-Mercury SR -60943 86 ROUSTABOUT 2 54 48 SO TENDERLY 13 81 84 HANDY MAN 4 Elvis Presley-RCA Victor LPM-2999: LSP-2999 J. Gary-RCA Victor LPM-2922: LSP-2922 Del Shannon-Amy 8003 22 24 RIDE THE WILD SURF 6 55 49 COTTON CANDY 27 88 87 THE HOLLYRIDGE STRINGS PLAY Jan & Deqn-Liberty LRP-3368: LST-7368 A. Hirt-RCA Victor LPM-2917 HITS BY THE FOUR SEASONS 5 23 23 BOBBY VINTON'S GREATEST 56 47 THE UNSINKABLE MOLLY Capitol T-2199. ST -2199 BROWN 20 HITS 6 (-)IT HURTS TO BE IN LOVE 1 Soundtrack-MGM E-4232 * Epic LN-24098: BN-26098 Pitney-Musicor 2019 18 12 X 5 57 54 UNDER THE BOARDWALK 15 90 88 I'LL KEEP YOU SATISFIED 7 Rolling Stones-London LL -3402 Drifters-Atlantic 8093 Billy J. Kramer-Imperial LP -9273 25 25 HELLO DOLLY 41 58 65 AMOR 13 91 96 SONGS, PICTURES AND STORIES Original Cast-RCA LOC-1087: LSO 1087 Eydie Gorme 8 Trio Los Ponchos- OF THE FABULOUS BEATLES 3 Columbia CL -2203: CS -9003 13 THE DOOR IS STILL OPEN 2 Dean Martin-Reprise R 6140 59 53 BE MY LOVE 12 92 91 vaRlyYvjAilli2:TvlirrACEMAKERS/ J. Vale-Columbia CL -2181 21 20 THE CAT SECOND ALBUM 2 Jimmy Smith-Verve 15043 60 66 SANDY NELSON LIVE IN Laurie LLP-2027 LAS VEGAS 4 93 93 SAM COOKE AT THE COPA 2 11 28 29 YESTERDAY'S GONE Imperial RCA Victor LPM-2970: LSP-2970 Chad 8 Jeremy-World Artists WAM-2002 61 52 OF272GIANTS 12 94 95 A NEW KIND OF CONNIE 3 44 TRINI LOPEZ LIVE AT New Christy Minstrels-Columbia CL -2187 Connie Francis-MGM E-4253: SE -4253 BASIN STREET EAST 4 62 56 THE CHIPMUNKS SING 95 94 30 BIG HITS OF THE 60's 3 Bobby Vec-Liberty LRP-3385 Reprise R-6135: RS -6135 THE BEATLES 12 Liberty LRP-3388 96 (-) GO LITTLE HONDA 1 30 22 FUNNY GIRL 31 Hondells-Mercury MG 20940 Broadway Cast-Capitol VAS -2059: SVAS-2059 63 63 THE BARBRA STREISAND 97 99 BALLADS OF BROADWAY 2 ALBUM 17 42 FIDDLER ON THE ROOF 5 Johnny Mathis-Columbia CL -2223 Columbia CL -2007 Original Cast- 98 (-)I STARTED OUT AS A CHILD 1 RCA Victor LOC-1093: LSO -1093 *(-)JOAN BAEZ/5 1 Bill Cosby-Warner Brothers 1567 guardVR 32 19 THE ANIMALS 11 99 (-) THE NEW EBB TIDE 1 64 HONEYI N15E .sDHORN 56 MGM E-4264 Frank Chacksficld-London SP44053 Al Hirt-RCA Victor LPM-2733: LSP-2733 100 82 BALLADS, BLUES & BOASTERS 6 33 28 THE BEST OF JIM REEVES 14 66 68 DISCOTHEQUE 4 HaRrcryA RCA Victor LSP-2890 Enoch Light-Command RS -873 -SD VictorBelaton te-pm-2953: LSP-2959 Newton Named PresidentSam Clark Upped To VP ABC -Paramount Records Theaters, AB -PT NEW YORK-Larry Newton,have been responsible for nu- NEW YORK - Samuel H. HymanoriginatedOrderly Vice PresidentinCharge ofmerous innovations in the in-Clark, President of ABC -Para-Distribution in the movie thea- Sales for ABC - Paramountdustry. mount Records, Inc., a subsidi-terbusiness, and his Orderly Records, Inc., a subsidiary of AnativeofPhiladelphia,ary of American Broadcasting -Release Books have become the AmericanBroadcasting - Para-Newton began his career in theParamount Theaters,Inc.,hasstandard for showmen through- mount Theaters, Inc., has beenrecordingindustrywithhisbeen elected Vice -President Inout the world. promoted to President of ABC -first job in 1938, while still inCharge of Theater Operations, During Clark's10 years of ParamountRecordsanditshigh school.From the stockit was announced by Leonard H.leadership, ABC -Paramount Rec- subsidiaries, it was announcedroom of the Columbia RecordsGoldenson, AB -PTPresident.ords developed from a newly or- by Leonard H. Goldenson, AB -distributor in Philadelphia, heClark will take over his newganized recording company with PT President. Promotionisprogressed to salesmanforduties Jan. 1, 1965. no catalog into a major record effective Jan.1,1965. different record labels, includ- Goldenson also announcedlabel, with distributors and af- Newton takes over the posi- that Edward Hyman, Vice -Pres-filiates ing Varsity, Cosmo and Rain-ident in Charge of Theater Ad- throughout theworld. tion formerly held by Samuel bow.Startingin 1940, he Acquisition and development of H.Clark,who recently wasserved for five years with theministration in the North forsubsidiary labels have played an promoted to Vice President In AB -PT, will retire at the end ofimportant part in the expansion United States Army as a para-the year. Hyman was with the Charge of Theater Operations.trooper.Newtonformedhis of ABC -Paramount Records Inc. Newton announcedhewill company anditspredecessors own record label in 1950, Derby24 years. Clark, a native of Boston, en- make no immediate policyRecords. Hissuccessesin- Goldenson said, "The successtered the record business short- changes,althoughtherewillcluded hit records by Sunnyof our record division has beenly after his discharge from the be a re -alignment of the labelGale and Jaye P. Morgan. outstanding since it was estab-U.S. Navy during World War early in 1965 at which time his In September, 1956, Newtonlishedin 1955, due largely toII. He formed his own record successorwillalsobean-was appointed by Clark to theSam Clark's thorough technicaldistributorship in 1945, and by nounced. post of Sales Manager for ABC -knowledge of the record indus-1950 was generally recognized Newtonhas workedclosely ParamountRecords,Inc.Intry and hisexecutiveability.as the largest independent rec- with Clark from inception of1959, he was promoted to ViceAnd his proven background as aord distributorinthe United ABC -Paramount Records as aPresident in Charge of Sales.showman will bring to the AB -States. In 1952, he became as- newly -organized record label inNewton and hiswife,Dolly,PT theaters a most vitalin-sociated with Archie Bleyer in 1955 (then known as Am -Parlive in Forest Hills, New York,gredienttotheircontinuingthe formation of Cadence Rec- Record Corp.)Together, they (Continued on page 12) success." (Continued on page 12) A Saturday Night FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE NEVER ON SUNDAY .firR. At The Uptown MORE-MONDO CANE 4CK LA STRADA THE DRIFTERS THE GOOD LIFE BILK THEME FROM WARSAW CONCERTO -DANGEROUS MOONLIGHT WILSON PICKETT LA RONDE CANTO D'AMORE-DIVORCE ITALIAN Sint GR 1E, AT THEME FROM BILLY LIAR THEMES THE VIBRATIONS FIRESTAR-TO BED OR NOT TO BED NON OIMENTICAR e FROM PATTY & THE EMBLEMS AUTUMN IN ROME INDISCRETION OF AN AMERICAN WIFE CREAM BARBARA LYNN eiS FOR AWN ATTI LA BELLE & HER BLUEBELLS WITH THE LEON YOUNG STRING CHORALEFILMS

ATCO 33-170 SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE UPTOWN MR. ACKER BILK Picked by all trade papers, survey sheets and GREAT THEMES FROM GREAT FOREIGN FILMS innumerable DJ's Mr. Acker Bilk's most appealing album Under the Boardwalk / Mixed Up, Shook Up, since "Stranger On The Shore." Girl / If You Need Me / The Watusi / Down ATCO 33-170/SD 33-170 The Aisle / Can't You Hear The Beat(0 Baby) We Got A Good Thing Goin'and many more hits. ATLANTIC 8101/SD 8101 ATLANTI ATCO RECORD WORLD-November 21, 1964 Record World Presents Country Music Awards Record World's annual country music awards were presented during the recent Country Music Festival in Nashville to the artists pictured at right. On top, most of the country winners- Loretta Lynn, Hank Thompson, Ernest Ashworth, Pearl (of Carl and-) Butler, Kitty Wells, Dottie West and Pete Drake. Then, from left, Record World's Nashville representative Ed Hamilton, Buck Owens, winner for both Top Record and Top Male Vocalist, and Bob Austin, Record World publisher; Kitty Wells, Top Fe- male Vocalist and Special Award winner, and Austin; Dottie West, Fastest Climbing Female Vocalist, and Hamilton; Pearl Butler, with her husband Carl, Top Vocal Group, and Bob Austin; Nashville's Columbia Studios chief Don Law, accepting the Top Album award for Johnny Cash's "Ring of Fire," and Austin; Skeeter Davis, accepting the Top Instrumentalist award for Chet Atkins from Austin; Pete Drake, Fastest Climbing Instrumental- ist, and Austin; Ernest Ashworth, Fastest Climbing Male Vocal- ist, and Austin; Roger Miller, tied with Ashworth as Fastest Climbing Male Vocalist, and Ed Hamilton; Hank Thompson, Top Band, and Bob Austin; Trudy Stamper, a Special Award winner for23years of service to WSM Radio, and Austin; and Doyle Wilburn accepting the plaque for Flatt and Scruggs, Top Vocal Group, from Bob Austin. CIW Convention 'Really Swung' By ED HAMILTON 1111111111111111111111111i11111iI1111:11111111111111111111111111111111111111111 NASHVILLE - Asthe man said-"Itreallyswung!" The record generalconcensusofopinion world was that this was the greatest convention ever held here. Offi- Formerly Music Vendor cials at WSM and all concerned 18th Year of Publication are to be congratulated on a job 200 W. 57th St., New York19, N. Y. well done this year. Confusion Area Code 212 Cl 7-6250 was kept to a minimum although registration this year was the Publisher highest ever. BOB AUSTIN Our long weekend began on 0 the Wednesday night preceding Editor -in -Chief theconventionwithRecord World publisher Bob Austin and SI3 PARNES I attending the Al Hirt session Doug McClelland Editor at RCA Victor under the direc- Dave Finkle tion of Chet Atkins and Steve Associate Editor Sholes. On hand for the date was Ted Williams Al'smanager,JerryPurcell. Research During a lull in the session we Terry tt,toyes hopped over to Columbia Studios Advertising and caught part of the Sims CarrDII Goss RecordssessionwithJimmy Circulation Patton. Thursday morning saw West Coast Representative the long lines forming at the Ted Randal Andrew Jackson Hotel for regis- 1606 Argyle, Suite 204-5 tration and the beginning of Hollywood 28, Calif. making the rounds of all the hos- Phone: 213 HO 4-8268 pitality suites. Nashville Representative Incidentally, RCA Victor is to Ed Hamilton be congratulated on their wel- 214 No. Main Street coming hospitality suite at the Goodletsville, Tenn. NashvilleMunicipalAirport. Phone: 615 UL 9-1933 Those arriving by plane for the SUBSCRIPTIONS: One year (52 issues) U.S. big confab were sent on their and Canada-$5, Air Mail-$20; Foreign- way from the airport by Bob Air Mail $35. Second class postage paid Holt and company completely re- at New York, New York. DEADLINE: Plates freshed and really in the mood and copy must be in New York by 12 noon Friday. fora great convention. Then came theBMI Awards Banquet Published Weekly by that night, and once again con- INTRO PUBLISHING CO., INC. gratulationsmust be handed out IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIB (Continued on page26)

RECORD WORLD-November 21, 1964 7 THREE STAR *** PICKS FOUR STAR **** PICKS

RINGO'S REVENGE (Eastwick, BMI) TAKE THIS HURT OFF ME (Cotillion, BMI) DO-WACKA-DO (Tree, BMI) YOU RUNAROUND (Sultan, BMI) PLEASE DON'T LET ME KNOW (Cotillion, BMI) LOVE IS NOT FOR ME (Tree, BMI) ROBIN GARRETT-Mutual 510. DON COVAY-Rosemart 802. ROGER MILLER-Smash 1947. Another sideof the "Ringo" story The "Mercy" fellow is calling for more A wacking hit from the country star comes to light in this straightforward of the same on this rhythm number. who has captured the benevolent hearts and clever disk debut by obviously tal- Chorus screams too. of the pop audience. A third hit for him. ented Robin Garrett. Watch flip,too. **** **** * ** HOORAY FOR SANTA CLAUS (Diplomat, ASCAP) FIDDLER ON THE ROOF (Sunbeam, BMI) SIXTEEN REASONS (American, BMI) WHITE CHRISTMAS (IrvingBerlin, ASCAP) MOONLIGHT ON THE GANGES LITTLE THINGS MEAN A LOT (Feist, ASCAP) AL "HE'S THE MING" HIRT- (Campbell -Connelly, ASCAP) L-01 RENCE )'"ELK-Dot 16680. RCA Victor 47-8478. THE I ILL WE STOMPERS-Epic 5-9740. The bubbles are effervescing again This Pied Piper leads a children's Hora goes Dixie is the formula for with this breezy little instrumental from chorus in a delightful salute to the man this foot stomper. Will get these happy the"Uh-One-Uh-Two-Uh"man.He's of the season. A seasonal triumph. guys back high on the chart. overdue for a biggie. **** **** *** DO IT RIGHT (T. M., BMI) I'M THE LOVER MAN (Chicory, BMI) PLEASE, PLEASE MAKE IT EASY (Drury Lane, BMI) THE PUSH PUSH PUSH (Chicory, BMI) SUSANNAH (COMIN' HOME TO LOU'SIANA) LITTLE JERRY WILLIAMS--Lorna 2005. (Sea -Lark, BMI) BROOK BENTON-Mercury 72365. FLY BY NIGHT (Sea -Lark, BMI) Brook gives a smooth reading to a fast The big one is this one and it's a sure CHIP TAYLOR-'Nola 489. ballad. He's hip and appreciative of the thing for top five slot. Hot beat; dance- The oldStephenFosterfavegets lyric and melody. able beat. Watch out for it. fetching modern folk treatment from ** * * **** YOU'VE LOST THAT LOVIN' FEELING the sensitive voiced Chip. A possible big MY HEART'S NOT INIT (Screen Gems -Columbia, BMI) one. (Screen Gems -Columbia, BMI) * ** THERE'S A WOMAN (Mother Bertha, BMI) YOU'LL NEVER BE MINE (Gregell, ASCAP) DON'T WORRY, BABY RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS-Philles 124. DON'T ACT SMART WITH ME (Gregell, ASCAP) (Screen Gems -Columbia, BMI) Thick and moving Philles sound sets ROI ALETTES-Hanco 503. CHARLENE McCREA-Tower 104. this slice apart for attention. The boys A new group sweeps clean here. The A new thrush does a bang-up job on go through a tune that has a mesmer- music is rock type and the song will a Goffin-Titelman shuffi tune, one that izing seance effect. appeal to teens. * ** should insure sturdy sales. **** TOPSY 65 (Cosmopolitan, ASCAP) **** SHOUT IT TO THE WORLD (Picturetone, BMI) AMEN (Unart, BMI) RUMPUS (Schwartz, ASCAP) SEND HER TO ME (Mellin, BMI) THEMUSTANGS-Providence107. I'D FIGHT THE WORLD (Pamper, BMI) JOI.\.\')TH I .\/)ER-Diamond 175. A new version of the old instrumen- LLOYD PRICE-Monument 865. Thundering out from the Diamond tal teen favorite. This one has a subtler The spiritual that got such a show- stablesisthis charger.It should get sound and could do very well. casing in the "Lilies of the Field" flick many a listener. Hot -rhythm song. ** * gets another big nod from this dynamic **** chanter. SHAME AND SCANDAL IN THE FAMILY * * * * THERE'LL BE A DAY WHEN (EV'RY LITTLE (Duchess, BMI) SLEEP TIGHT(Tiris,BMI) BIT HURTS) (Blen-Shelby, ASCAP) ME GIRL (Ot Day, ASCAP) DO YOU EVER THINK OF ME (Miller, ASCAP) PRETEND YOU DON'T SEE HER SHAWN ELLIOTT-Roulette 4586. THEPASTELS-Pastel 506. (Rosemeadow, ASCAP) Shame and scandal may not get clear- Subtlyshadedharmoniesarethe 1101111) FEE-Liberty 55751. anceforbroadcasting,butitwill specialties of this group.Their soft A big ballad from Bobby ought to definitely find an audience. An espe- feminine treatments of these two sides wow the teen crowds. The violins and cially cute calypso. are worthy of attention. drums play a large part in this classi- *** **** cal theme tune. **** GOOGLE EYE (Acuff Rose, BMI) THE TRAIN SONG (AI Gallico, BMI) THE LITTLE WIND-UP DOLL (Acuff Rose, BMI) T.N.T. (Contemporary, ASCAP) SOMEONE TO CARE FOR ME (AI Gallico, BMI) SOMEBODY'S SMILING (Acuff Rose, BMI) FREDDIE BRIGGS-Congress 228. NASHVILLE TEENS-London 9712. KRIS JENSEN-Hickory 1285. Blues with a lot of beat comes from The Teens are coming off the "Road" Kris goes for sympathy on this slow Freddie's corner. The side swings and to sing a fast -packed rock about a guy shuffle side.It'sall about a boy in named "Google-Eye." Has a tip top beat. so does singer. Good*** stuff. **** trouble with his ****gal. SURFIN' SANTA (Footlight, ASCAP) PUNCH AND JUDY (Sea -Lark, BMI) ONE SOLITARY LIFE (Jeb, BMI) SILLY LITTLE BOY (Footlight, ASCAP) A COWBOY'S PRAYER (Jeb, BMI) JUST THINK OF TONIGHT THE RAMBLERS-Altnont 315. (Screen Gems -Columbia, BMI) GENE AUTRI -Hilltop 3001. JAIIES DARREIN-Colpix 758. Saint Nick comes via the surf accord- The venerable western star does a mov- A tale of love and woe makes for ing to this novel ditty from the jaunty ing recitation that should do well during the latest Darren outing. Should reg- Ramblers. Xmas play ahead. the Christmas season. ister for the talented young singer - **** **** actor. *** ONE WAY AFFAIR (English, BMI) SWEET GEORGIA BROWN (Remick, ASCAP) GO ON GIRL (Charan, BMI) CHRISTMAS WILL BE HERE (Trojan, ASCAP) YOUR HEAVENLY (Kingsland, BMI) THE WALLACE BROTHERS-Sims 220. FRANCES FAYE-Regina 1322. ON SANTA CLAUS ISLAND (Trojan, ASCAP) JIMMY CHIPPS--Ovo 19028. The affair won't be one-sided when Nobody has ever been able to stop sales comeintothequestion.This Frances Faye and so she keeps going A new artist and a new singer team should do well for the bluesy Wallace full steam ahead. This one is a hot here for some possible Yuletide success. team. A pretty ballad. rendition of the oldie.

8 RECORD WORLD-November 21, 1964 THE BIGGEST HIT CHUCK JACKSON HAS EVER HAD!

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RECORD WORLD-November 21, 1%4 9 SPOTLIGHT ON RICK :Tr RICK NELSON-Liberty DL (7)4608. PICK HITS Actor - singer - entertainer Rick con- tinues to broaden his activities and his talents.This newest album is further confirmation of hisabilitiesand also A BIT OF LIVERPOOL plain good listening. He does his current SUPREMES-Motown MT 623. single "Don't Breathe a Word" and 11 Currently holding down charts with others. two smash singles, the Supremes are convincing diskeries that they mean business.The tangy sweet voice of MR. ACKERBILK GREAT THEMESFROM stylish lead singer Diane Ross set be- GREAT FOREIGN FILMS fore the mellow backing of her sister MR. ACKER BILK-Atco 170; SD 170. singers sounds good no matter what ThemellowBilkclarinetadorns they're doing. Here they're doing Eng- some of the best known and beautiful lish songs and with great flair. tunes from foreign films. The package brings home the importance foreign composers have had on the American music scene. Songs like "Autumn in OLE Rome,""More"and"From Russia With Love" are included. A splendid JOHNNY MATHIS- JOHNNY MATHIS Mercury MG 20988; SR 60988. job. Mathis travels south of the border, 6 but not to the usual climes. This trip SPOKEN WORD takes him to "Black Orpheus" territory and he sings songs like "Mahna De THEKENNEDY WIT Carnaval" and a three-part aria by JOHN F. KENNEDYLNE11 JCLIP- Villa -Lobos. Dulcet tones and impas- RCA Victor VDM 101. sioned phrases are the order of the The Kennedy Wit isprobably the Latin American day. key to the greatness of the man, for his wit was a reflection of a philo- sophical viewpoint. It was a question- ing wit, a wit that sought to put things YOU REALLY GOT ME in proper perspective. The remarks are THE KINKS-Reprise R(S) 6143. from speeches made during the 1960 KINKS campaign and subsequent speeches and This group of English lads made good press conferences. with their first American release and so have tagged their preem album after the single. It contains a lot of funky sounds MR. PRESIDENT atm and a load of dancing beats. Most of the LYNDON BAINES JOHNSON SPEECHES- \Ir. 'HI tunes are new and certainly one of them Liberty LRP 3396. will show up soon as the next Kink 45. The President gives some of his major speeches during the campaign year. Many of them have been edited together into one cogent whole for the first side of the MY FAVORITE SONGSFROM MARY POPPINS disk. Mr. Johnson propounds his "Great RAY WALSTON-Vee Jay II M. Society" goal. A memorable album. TV's favorite Martian sings some of the colorful, spritely ditties from Dis- COMEDY ney's "Mary Poppins" and a number of other children's songs.His voiceis DON'T MAKE WAVES playful and wry, by turns, and the JIM MORAN- Jim Moran songs are all great monkey barrelfuls London AM 48003; AMS 78003. of fun. The Jimmy Joyce Children's A world travelerlike Jim Moran chorus leads thesinga (mg. would be likely to have a lot of stories and story ideas up his well worn sleeve. And indeed he has. He spills them live before an appreciative audience GOLDFINGER on this disk. A funny, funnyalbum. SOUNDTRACK- United Artists UAL 4117; UAS 5117. James Bond will be tracking across ALL HAVE PROBLEMS movie screens again soon while the SO YOU SEE ... WE music to this disk plays in the back. DICK GREGORY-Colpix CP 480. The "Goldfinger" score is by cool John Dick Gregory minces no words and Barry, who ladens his orchestra with so this disk contains some fiery bands. brassandpercussion.Listenerswill He discourses on many topical sub- curl up with this disk and their Ian jects all with humor and caustic wit. Fleming libraries. The Shirley Bassey The album is recorded live . ..very "GF" single is included. live, and comedy fanciers will delight.

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RECORD WORLD-November 21, 1964 Music Operator News: Larry Newton (Continued from, page 6) N.Y. Ops Assn. with their daughters, Beverly and Michele. Meets Nov. 24 "As they say in show busi- NEW YORK - Al Denver,ness," Newton exclaimed when President of the New York Mu-his promotion was made known, (RECORDS SHOWING STRONGESTINITIAL POTENTIAL THIS WEEK) sic Operators Association, an-"Sam Clark will be a tough act Pop Singles THE WEDDING nounced that the annual dinner/tofollow.Samhasguided (Regent, BMI) meeting will be held Tuesday,ABC -Paramount from the very ANY WAY YOU WANT IT Julie Rodgers Nov. 24, at the Holiday Inn, 440beginning, and his phenomenal -Mercury 72332 (Branston, BMI) West 52nd Street. success is apparent by the his- Dave Clark Five IT'S ALL OVER The following will be on thetory of the company.It has -Epic 9739 (Curtom, Jalynne, BMI) agenda: nominations and elec-steadilyrisenthroughthe Walter Jackson tion of officers. years,untiltodayitisgen- -Okeh 7204 erally recognized as one of the AS TEARS GO BY Speakers will cover thefol- lowing subjects:Internal Rev-leading companies in the entire (Forward Ltd., ASCAP) determinations;recording industry. Marianne Faithful Long Play Albums enueservice "Because of Sam's outstand- -London 9697 New York State Uniform Com- JOAN BAEZ/5 mercial Code; the Preparationing executive ability and his di- Vanguard VR 9160: VSD 79160 of a New Form for the Member-rection of ABC -Paramount and COME SEE ABOUT ME ship, which will cover the com-itssubsidiarycompanies,he (Jobete, BMI) THE MANFRED MANN bined installation agreement andhas been selectedforawell - Nella Dodds ALBUM chattel mortgage; gross businessdeserved promotion to an im- -Wand 167 Ascot AM 13015: ALS 16015 tax. portant position with our par- ent organization, American FOUR STRONG WINDS LAST KISS Broadcasting -Paramount Thea- J. Frank Wilson ters, Inc.I am very happy to (Witmark, ASCAP) -Josie JOZ 4006 Famous Sons Sing have this opportunity to suc- Bobby Bare BURBANK, CALIF.-A newceed him as president of ABC - -RCA Victor 8443 BITTER TEARS Paramount and its subsidiaries. Johnny Cash singing trio composed of the -Columbia CL 2248: CS 9048 13 -year -old sons of Dean I've had an opportunity over RUN RUN RUN Martin, Desi Arnaz and a thirdthe past nine years to help in (Ringneck, BMI) IT HURTS TO BE IN LOVE schoolmate has just been signedthe building of the company, Gestures Gene Pitney by Reprise Records to an ex-and I hope that in my new posi- -Soma 1417 -Musicor MM 2019: MS 3019 clusive recording contract.tion, I'll be able to contribute Calling themselves Dino, Desito the successful future of the and Billy,thetrio has beenABC -Paramount organization." performing the warm-up por- "Wearelookingforward London Intros Atlantic/Atco's tions of the Lucille Ball shows.with a great deal of pleasure Reprisereleasestheirfirstto our move to the new ABC Christmas Singles single this month. Building on the Avenue of the Churchill Set Americas, announced for next NEW YORK-LondonRec- NEW YORK - Atlantic and June," Newton concluded. ordsintroducedits12 -record, Atco are covering the Christmas $100 set of Winston Churchillscene onallfrontsthis year Sam Clark recordings last Thursday at awith singles by The Drifters, (Continued from page 6) Clyde McPhatter and The Drift- an extremelyimportant part; luncheon at the Overseas Press ords. Clark and his wife, Alice,Enoch Light, Vice -President in Club. ers, Carla Thomas, Hank Craw-are residents of Scarsdale, and andThe ThreeBlonde charge of Command, along with Speakers at the luncheon wereford havetwomarried children,Loren Becker and an outstand- Dudley H. Toiler -Bond, Execu- Mice. RochelleandCraig,and a ing sales department, has built tive Vice President of London, Three of the singles are new,daughter Lisa at home. thissubsidiaryof ABC -Para- Anthony Montague Browne, pri-the other two are re-releases of "My new job will give me themount into the most important vate secretary to Churchill, andpast Christmas hits. The newiesopportunity to explore an en-labelinthefieldofsound. Hugh Mendl, an executiveof are: "The Christmas Song" by areaoftheOthers that I would like to per- in tirelydifferent BritishDecca,who was The Drifters, Hank Crawford'sAmerican Broadcasting - Para-sonally mention are Dave Berg- charge of the project. Also pres-"Merry Christmas Baby" bothmountTheatresorganization,er, my assistant; Sid Feller, in ent was Michael Barklay, whoon Atlantic and "Ringo Bells"and one which I'm surewill charge of our A & R depart- actuallyputthealbumsto-by The Three Blonde Mice onprove interesting and reward-ment; Bob Thiele of our Im- gether. Atco. In addition, Atlantic is re-ingtome personally,"saidpulse!label, Al Parker in our Designed to be the definitivereleasing "White Christmas," byClark."I'manticipatingmyalbum division; William Kaplan ofChurchill's production Clyde McPhatter and The Drift-dutieswithagreatdealofand Phil Kurnit, our legal de- speeches, they were for the mosters,and Carla Thomas' "Geepleasure. partment; Rick Ward, Al Geno- partrecordedafterChurchill Whiz, It's Christmas." "It'simpossiblefor me tovese, Romeo Fabrizio, my entire was out of office in 1949. The staff. set includes his major speeches The pop, rhythm and bluesleave without briefly mentioning both in public and in parliamentand the jazz fields are all rep-just a few of the people to whom "I'd particularly like to say a and reminiscences of events toresented. The Drifters and CarlaI'm indebted for their enormousword about Larry Newton, my which he was privy. Thomas Christmas singles estab-contributions to the success ofsuccessor as President of ABC - Packaged with the album is alish a precedent forAtlantic.ABC -Paramount anditssub-Paramount Records. Larry and 60 -page book on Churchill fromThis is the first time that thesidiaries. Our Executive Vice -I have worked closely together November, 1918, through 1955.label has released more than onePresident,HarryLevine,hasthrough the years, andI can Itcontains many picturesofsingle by an artist at the samebeen with us since the beginningthink of no one as well qualified Churchill and an essay on himtime. The Drifters' recording ofand has been invaluable; Irwinfor the promotion as he. He's by the historian, Arthur -Bryant."Saturday Night At The Movies"Garr, Vice -President in chargeone of the most knowledgeable The records in the album arereleased two weeks agoisa of our West Coast division, ismen in the record business, and restricted and may not be usedcoast to coast smash, and Missanother original member of ourI know that he will distinguish Thomas' "A Woman's Love" iscompany, whose knowledge ofhimself as President of ABC - for radio or television broad- Inc." casts. doing well, too. the music business has playedParamount Records, RECORD WORLD-November 21, 1964 12 predated Pozoadee,

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SEATTLE ONE STOP I.J. MORGAN CO. WNJH-Hammonton, N.J. WHYN-Springfield, Mass. Seattle, Wash. Philadelphia, Pa. 1.Last Kiss (J. Frank Wilson) 1. Mr. Lonely (Bobby Vinton) 2. Baby Love (Supremos) 1. Baby Love (Supremos) 1.LaLaLaLa La (Blendells) 2. Ringo (Lorne G ) 2. Leader Of The Pack (Shangri-Las) 2. Baby Love (Supremes) 3. Do Wah Diddy Diddy (Manfred Mann) 3. S-w-i-m (Bobby Freeman) 3. Time Is On My Side (Rolling Stones) 3. I'm Gonna Be Strong (Gene Pitney) 4. Ringo (Lorne Greene) 4. Big Man !n Town (Four S 4. Ask Me (Elvis Presley) 5. Time Is On My Side (Rolling Stones) 4. My Love Forgive Me (Robert Goulet) 5. She's Not There (Zombies) 5. She's Not There (Zombies) 5. The DoorIsStill Open To My Heart IsIt True (Brenda Lee) 6. Don't You Know (Rico & Ravens) 7. Mr. Lonely (Bobby Vinton) 6. Walking In The Rain (Ronettes) (Dean Martin) 7. Don't Ever Leave Me (Connie Francis) 7.Last Kiss (J.Frank Wilson) 6. Come A Little Bit Closer 8. Right Or Wrong (Ronnie Dove) 8. Saturday Night At The Movies (Drifters) 8. Pretty Woman (Roy Orbison) (Jay & Americans) 9. Dance Dance Dance (Beach Boys) 9. Come See About Me (Supremos) 9. Goin' Out Of My Head (Little Anthony) 7. Leader Of The Pack (Shangri-Las) 10. Big Man In Town (Four Seasons) 10. Everything's Alright (Newbeats) 10. We'll SingIn The Sunshine (G. Garnett) B. Right Or Wrong (Ronnie Dove) BOSTON RECORD DIST. J & S WILLIAMS 9. She's Not There (Zombies) Boston, Mass. Philadelphia, Pa. 10. Why (Chartbusters) 1. Mr. Lonely (Bobby Vinton) 1. The Door Is Still Open To My Heart WSPR-Springfield, Mass. 2. I'm Gonna Be Strong (Gene Pitney) (Dean Martin) 3. Mountain Of Love (Johnny Rivers) 2. Leader Of The Pack (Shangri-Las) 1. Baby Love (Supremos) CHED-Edmonton, Alberta, Canada 4. Ringo (Lorne Greene) 3. Come A Little Bit Closer (Jay & Americans) 2. We'll SingIn The Sunshine(G.Garnett) 5. Big Man In Town (Four Seasons) 4. Mr. Lonely (Bobby Vinton) 3.LastKiss(J.Frank Wilson) 1. Baby Love (Supreme') 6. Time Is On My Side (Rolling Stones) 5. Ringo (Lome Greene) 4. Have I The Right (Honeycombs) 2.Last Kiss (J.Frank Wilson) 7. Sha La La (Manfred Mann) 6. Right Or Wrong (Ronnie Dove) 5. Do Wah Diddy Diddy (Manfred Mann) 3. Do Wah Diddy Diddy (Manfred Mann) 8. Sidewalk Surfin' (Jan & Dean) 7. Mountain Of Love (Johnny Rivers) 6. Come A LittleBit Closer 4. We'll SingIn The Sunshine (G. Garnett) 9.I Don't Want To Walk Without You 8. Big Man In Town (Four Seasons) (Jay & The Americans) 5. Pretty Woman (Roy Orbison) (P. McGuire) 9. Ain't It The Truth (Mary Wells) 7. Leader Of The Pack (Shangri-Las) 6.LetIt Be Me (B.Everett &J.Butler) 10. We Could (Al Martino) 10.LetIt Be Mo (B. Everett & J. Butler) 8. The DoorIsStill Open To My Heart 7. Have 1 The Right (Honeycombs) (Dean Martin) 8.Little Honda (Hondells) JET ONE STOP REGAL RECORDS ONE STOP 9. DancingIn The Street 9. Come ALittleBitCloser Miami, Fla. Pittsburgh, Pa. (Martha & The Vandellas) (Jay & Americans) 1. We Could (AI Martino) 1. The Door Is Still Open To My Heart 10. Pretty Woman (Roy Orbison) 10. Leader Of The Pack (Shangri-Las) 2. Believe In Me (Jimmy McCracklin) (Dean Martin) 3. Close All The Honky Tonks (C. Walker) 2. Oh Pretty Woman (Roy Orbison) 4. Always In My Heart (Supremes) 3. Softly As I Leave You (Frank Sinatra) KNOW -Austin, Texas WING -Dayton, Ohio 5. Jivin' Women/I'm In Love (Jr. Parker) 4. Right Or Wrong (Ronnie Dove) 5. Mountain Of Love (Johnny Rivers) 1. Baby Love (Supremos) 1.LastKiss(J.Frank Wilson) 6. Go On With Your Dancing (Frankie Laine) 2. Pretty Woman (Roy Orbison) 7. The Jerk (Larks) 6. Time Is On My Side (Rolling Stones) 2. Summer Song (C.Stuart & J. Clyde) 7. Mr. Lonely (Bobby Vinton) 3. Tobacco Road (Nashville Teens) 8. Walk Away (Matt Monroe) 3.Last Kiss(J.Frank Wilson) 4. Chug -A -Lug (Roger Miller) 8. She Understands Me (John Tillotson) I 9. Don't Ever Leave Me (Connie Francis) 4. Have The Right (Honeycombs) 5. Dancing In The Streets 10. Dance Dance Dance (Beach Boys) 9. Come A Little Bit Closer (Jay & Americans) 5. Ain't That Lovin' You Baby (Elvis Presley) 10. She's Not There (Zombies) 6. (Martha & Vandellas) Let It Be Me (B. Everett & J. Butler) 6. 20-75 (Willie Mitchell) NEW DEAL RECORD SERVICE 7. Everybody Knows (Dave Clark Five) BEE -GEE DISTRIBUTORS 8. Chug -A -Lug (Roger Miller) 7. Baby Love (Supremes) Chicago, Ill. Albany, N. Y. 8. DoorIsStill Open (Dean Martini 1. Pretty Woman (Roy Orbison) 9. Leader Of The Pack (Shangri-Las) 1. IDon't Want To See You Again 10. Pretty Woman (Roy Orbison) 9. Have I The Right (Honeycombs) 2. Have I The Right (Honeycombs) (Peter & Gordon) 10. Leader Of The Pack (Shangri-Las) 3. Leader Of The Pack (Shangri-Las) 2. Leader Of The Pack (Shangri-Las) 4. You Really Got Me (Kinks) 3. Ain't It The Truth (Mary Wells) WPGC-Washington, D.C. 5. Come A Little Bit Closer (Jay & Americans) 4.I'llSing In The Sunshine (Gale Garnett) KAFY-Bakersfield, Calif. 6. Tobacco Road (Nashville Teens) 5. I'm Gonna Be Strong (Gene Pitney) 7. Baby Love (Supremes) 1.I'llBe Back(Beatles) 1. Ask Me/Ain't That Loving You Baby 6. Time Is On My Side (Rolling Stones) 2. Baby Love (Supremes) 8. I'm Into Something Good 7. Ringo (Lorne Greene) (Elvis Presley) (Herman's He-mits) 3. Hey Now (Lesley Gore) 2. Ringo (Lorne Greene) 8. Dance Dance Dance (Beach Boys) 4. Leader Of The Pack (Shangri-Las) 9. last Kiss (J. Frank Wilson) 9. Mountain Of Love (Johnny Rivers 3.Last Kiss(J.Frank Wilson) 10. The Door Is Still Open (Dean Martin) 10. Mr. Lonely (Bobby Vinton) 5. She's Not There (Zombies) 4. She's Not There (Zombies) 6. Roses Are Red (You Know Who Group) 5. I Don't Want To See You Again 7. Ain't That Loving You/Ask Me (Peter & Gordon) (Elvis Presley) 6. TimeIs On My Side (Rolling Stones) 8. Gone Gone Gone (Everly Brothers) 7. Have I The Right (Honeycombs) 9.IsIt True (Brenda Lee) 8. Baby Love (Supremes) 10. Ringo (Lorne Greene) 9.Little Honda (Hondells) 10. IsIt True (Brenda Lee) WJAT-Swainsboro, Ga. WABC-New York, N. Y. 1.LastKiss(J.Frank Wilson) 2. Tobacco Road (Nashville Teens) 1. BabyLove (Supremes) 3. Dancing In The Street 2. Last Kiss(J.Frank Wilson) (Martha & Vandellas) 3. She's Not There (Zombies) LEONARDS MUSIC SHOP BAY MUSIC CENTER 4. Pretty Woman (Roy Orbison) Elgin,Ill. 4. Leader Of The Pack (Shangri-Las) Milwaukee, Wis. 5. We'll SingIn The Sunshine (G.Garnett) 5. Pretty Woman (Roy Orbison) 1. Leader Of The Pack (Shangri-Las) 1. Come A Little Bit Closer (Jay & Americans) 6.LetIt Be Me (B.Everett &J.Butler) 6. We'll sing In The Sunshine (G. Garnett) 2. Pretty Woman (Roy Orbison) 2. Last Kiss (J. Frank Wilsin) 7.little Honda (Hondells) 7. Time Is On My Side (Rolling Stones) 3. Come A Little Bit Closer (Jay & Americans) 8. 3. A Summer Song (Stuart & Clyde) It Hurts To Be In Love (Gene Pitney) 8. Have I TheRight (Honeycombs) 4. You Really Got Me (Kinks) 4. You Really Got Mo (Kinks) 9. Do Wah Diddy Diddy (Manfred Mann) 9. A Summer Song (C. Stuart & J. Clyde) 5. Have I Got The Right (Honeycombs) 5. Time Is On My Side (Rolling Stones) 10. The DoorIsStill Open (Dean Martin) 10. Come A LittleBitCloser 6. Tobacco Road (Nashville Teens) 6. I'm Gonna Be Strong (Gene Pitney) (Jay & Americans) 7. Do Wah Diddy Diddy (Manfred Mann) 7. Leader Of The Pack (Shangri-Las) 8. Last Kiss (Frank Wilson) 6. Run Run Run (Gestures) KJR-Seattle, Wash. 9. Ringo (Lorne G ) 9. Slaughter On Tenth Avenue (Ventures) WILS-Lansing, Mich. 10. Gale Winds (The Egyptians) 10. Mr. Lonely (Bobby Vinton) 1.Last Kiss(J.Frank Wilson) 2. Boys (Beatles) 1.Everything's Alright (Newbeats) F. M. BARTON & SONS MUNICIPAL RADIO CO. 3. Have I The Right (Honeycombs) 2. Baby Love (Supremos) Luray, Va. Brooklyn, N. Y. 4. Dancing In The Street 3. Come A LittleBit Closer 1. Baby Love (Supremos) 1. Baby Love (Supremes) (Martha & Vandellas) (Jay 8. Americans) 2.Let It Be Me (B. Everett & J. Butler) 2. Leader Of The Pack (Shangri-Las) 5. Everybody Knows (Dave Clark Five) 4. Ask Me/Ain't That Lovin' You (E. Presley) 3. Last Kiss (J. Frank Wilson) 3. Time Is On My Side (Rolling Stones) 6. Ringo (Lorne Greene) 5. Big Man In Town (Four Seasons) 4. Have I The Right (Honeycombs) 4. She's Not There (Zombies) 7. leaser Of The Pack (Shangri-Las) 6. Right Or Wrong (R.Dove) 5. Leader Of The Pack (Shangri-Las) 5.Let It Be Me (B. Everett & J. Butler) 8. TimeIs On My Side (Rolling Stones) 7. Have I The Right (Honeycombs) 6. The Door Is Still Open To My Heart 6. Walking In The Rain (Ronettes) 9. I'm Gonna Be Strong (Gene Pitney) 8. Leader Of The Pack (Shangri-Las) (Dean Martin) 7. Come A Little Bit Closer (Jay & Americans) 10.IsItTrue (Brenda Lee) 9. Sidewalk Surfin' (Jan & Dean) 7.Little Hund.' (Hondells) 8. Summer Song (Jeremy & Chad) 10. Ringo (Lorne Greene) 8. She's Not There (Zombies) 9. The 81 (Candy & The Kisses) 9. Right Or Wrong (Ronnie Dove) 10. Dancing Ir The Street (Martha & Vandellas) WGH-Newport News, Va. 10. Ringo (Lorne Greene) WACK-Newark, N.Y. CENTRAL MUSIC STORE 1.Last Kiss(J.Frank Wilson) WOLLMAN'S MUSIC CO. 2. Baby Love (Supremes) 1. BabyLove (Supremes) Baltimore, Md. East Boston, Mass. 3. Have I The Right (Honeycombs) 2. I'm Crying (Animals) 1.Last Kiss (J. Frank Wilson) 1. Mr. Lonely (Bobby Vinton) 4. Leader Of The Pack (Shangri-Las) 3. Have IThe Right (Honeycombs) 2. Leader Of The Pack (Shangri-Las) 2. Some See About Me (Supremes) 5. When 1 Grow Up To Be A Man 4. Leader Of The Pack (Shangri-Las) 3. Come A Little Bit Closer (Jay & Americans) 3. Almost There (Andy Williams) (Beach Boys) 5. Tobacco Road (Nashville Teens) 4. Baby Love (Supremes) 4. I Like It (Gerry & The Pacemakers) 6. Why You Wanna Make Me Blue 6. The Door IsStill Open (Dean Martin) 5. Wendy (Brach Boys) 5. Ain't That Loving You Baby (Elvis Presley) (Temptations) 7. I LikeIt(Gerry & Pacemakers) 6. Singing In The Sunshine (Gale Garnett) 6. Come A Little Bit Closer (Jay & Americans) 7. A Summer Song (C. Stuart &J.Clyde) 8.IsIt True (Brenda Lee) 7. La la La La La (Blendells) 7. The Door Is Still Open To My Heart 8. BabyI Need Your Loving (Four Tops) 9. I Don't Want To See You Again (Dean Martin) 8. Right Or Wrong (Ronnie Dove) 9. Pretty Woman (Roy Orbison) (Peter & Gordon) 8. Don't Ever Leave Me (Connie Francis) 9. The Door Is Still Open To My Heart 10. Do Wah Diddy Diddy (Manfred Mann) 10. Everybody Knows (Dave Clark Five) 9.Little Honda (Hondells) (Dean Martin) 10. That's What Love Is Made Of (Miracles) 10. I'm Gonna Be Strong (Gene Pitney) KOV-Pittsburgh, Pa. WITH -Baltimore, Md. SMERDA'S MUSIC MUSIC CITY RECORD SHOP Cleveland, Ohio Berkeley, Calif. 1. She's Not There (Zombies) 1.Last Kiss (J. Frank Wilson) 1. Baby Love (Supremos) 1. The Jerk (Larks) 2. Baby Love (Supremos) 2. Leader Of The Pack (Shangri-Las) 2. Last Kiss (J. Frank Wilson) 2. Chittlins (Gus Jenkins) 3. Leader Of The Pack (Shangri-Las) 3. Baby Love (Supremes) 3. Chug -A -Lug (Roger Miller) 3. Bless Our Love (Gene Chandler 4. Ringo (Lorne Greene) 4. Have I The Right (Honeycombs) 4. Dancing In The Street (Martha & Vandellas) 4. Something In My Eye (M. C. Soul Bros.) 5. Have I The Right (Honeycombs) 5. Pretty Woman (Roy Orbison) 5. Do Wah Diddy Diddy (Manfred Mann) 5. Reach Out For Me (Dionne Warwick) 6. Come A Little Bit Closer 6. Come A Little Bit Closer 6. Let It Be Me (B. Everett & J. Butler) 6.I've Got The Skill (Jackie Ross) (Jay & Americans) (Jay & Americans) 7. We'll Sing In The Sunshine (G. Garnett) 7. Mo Jo Hanna (Or) 7. Door IsStill Open (Dean Martin) 7. We'll SingIn The Sunshine (G. Garnett) 8. Have 1 The Right (Honeycombs) 8. Ain't Doing Too Bad (Bobby Bland) 8. Don't Forget I StillLove You (B. Martin) 8. Right Or Wrong (Ronnie Dove) 9. Pretty Woman (Roy Orbison) 9. Then Tell Me Goodbye (J. Nash) 9.LetItBe Me (B.Everett & J.Butler) 9. Pearly Shells (Burl Ives) 10.Little Honda (Hondells) 10. Oh No Not My Baby (Maxine Brown) 10. When I Grow Up (Beach Boys) 10.IsIt True (Brenda Lee)

14 RECORD WORLD -November 21, 1964 NEW YORK-Just when everyone was beginning to think the British recording groups' invasion here was subsiding a bit, five more have flown onto the American scenes-one last week, one Nov. 16 and at least three next month. (The Rolling Stones and The Animals were here recently, and The Dave Clark Five are on a gigantic, 55 -day tour.) It bothers them not that on one page in last week's Variety the following headlines appeared: "Rolling Stones Gather 5G Loss For Promoter Pazdur in Anti -Beat Cleve."; "Animals Tame in Edin- burgh as Big Beat Nosedives"; and "Billy Kramer Dull $5,500 in Ottawa." Capitol's Peter and Gordon flew in last week, stopping long enough to give Record World a briefing on their hectic activities. They were scheduled for the Ed Sullivan TVer Nov. 15, with their four -week tour itinerary tentatively including Rochester, N.Y., Nov. 20; Crystal Lake, Conn., Nov. 21; Memphis, Tenn., Nov. 24; Houston, Texas, Nov. 29; New York, Dec. 5; Albany, Dec. 6; Clearwater, Fla., Dec. 10; Louisville, Ky., Dec. 11, and Chicago, Dec. 12. United Artists Records' Manfred Mann group hit the states in December and will join Peter and Gordon on their rounds. "We also have a new single coming out, 'I Go To Pieces,' " Peter said. "Actually, it may be called just 'Go To Pieces' as people keep telling us there was another song not long ago that was a hit called 'I Go To Pieces.' " There'll be a new LP, too. The invaders: At left, Her- man's Hermits; top, The Mer- The lads recently toured Australia, New Zealand, Ireland,seybeats; at right, Peter and Sweden and other countries, where they were enthusiasticallyGordon; and below, Freddy & received by both teens and adults. "They were especially appre-The Dreamers and the Manfred ciative, it seemed to me, in Australia," Gordon said. "We got aMann Group.

The British Attack Again! BY DOUG McCLELLAND

more adult audience on the late shows we gave there-the early ones were all raving kids, the same as anywhere." "That's what we want, actually," Peter added, "to appeal to all kinds of audiences. We do a lot of folky and r&b stuff now." The lads have recorded 15 or 16 of their own original songs-Beatles Lennon and McCartney wrote the "A" sides of their first three singles. They are also negotiating for a "Shindig" TV appearance, a show that is becoming increasingly important to the pop record star in America-and out of it, obviously. "There are more pop -oriented prime time TV shows in Eng- land," Peter said. "We have 'Thank Your Lucky Stars,' Top of The Pops,"Ready, Steady, Go' and 'Beat Room.' " Peter and Gordon have also recently completed an English film musical, "Just for You," due early in '65. Would they have time while in New York to see any stage musicals? "I don't like stage musicals," Peter commented. "Every- one said see 'West Side Story,' it's so great. I didn't like it, or the music. I prefer straight plays. What I really want to do while we're in New York is get to see and hear a lot of the jazz artists I like." Gordon felt that the groups craze was subsiding in Great Britain-at the moment. "But things seem to change over there, and the first thing you know everything is back the way it was before. They say groups are out, ballads are in, but there's always next week." (Continued on page 20)

RECORD WORLD-November 21, 1964 15 Vanguard Wins Injunction UP Against Fantasy Re Baez SINGLES COMING NEW YORK-Seymour Solo-ords to RCA to be scrapped, to mon, President of Vanguard Re-destroyalljackets and front 1 26 TELL HER JOHNNY SAID cording Society, Inc., announcescover slicks and printing plates OPPORTUNITY that a permanent injunction hasof the record, to recall all tapes Jewels-Dimension 1034 GOODBYE Jerry Jackson-Columbia 43158 been granted inthe Superiorfrom abroad and to report all 2 TIMES HAVE CHANGED Court of California against Fan-dispositions of all records pre- Irmo Thomas-Imperial 66069 21 I JUST DON'T UNDERSTAND tasy Records on behalf of Joanviously shipped, to Miss Baez. Tommy Adderly-Mar Mar 314 Baez, forbidding and preventingThe court also found as a Con- 3 SILLY LITTLE GIRL 28 DON'T SHUT ME OUT Fantasy or any of its agents orclusion of Law that the illegal Toms-ABC-Paramount 10601 representatives from selling anyreleaseshadinterferedwith Sammy Davis, Jr.-Reprise 0322 record called "Joan Baez in San MissBaez'exclusivecontract 4 I DON'T WANT TO WALK 29 SHE'S ALRIGHT Francisco." with Vanguard Recording So- WITHOUT YOU Jackie Wilson-Brunswick 55273 Solomonexpressedsatisfac-ciety, Inc. Phyllis McGuire-Reprise 310 tion at the decision of the court The order was signed by the 30 SLOOP DANCE which, he said, prevents the ille-Hon. Edward Molkenbuhr, Judge 5 THOU SHALT NOT STEAL Vibrations-Okeh 7205 Dick & Dee Dee-Warner Bros. 5482 gal release of a tape made sev-of the Supreme Court in San 31 DEAR HEART eral years ago by Miss BaezFrancisco. Miss Baez was rep- 6 THE PRICE Andy Willicms-Columbio 43180 which she had never approvedresented by Gary, Dreyfus & Mc- Solomon Burke-Atlantic 2259 for public sale. The court foundTerman, 341 Market Street, San 32 PARTY GIRL Tommy Roc-ABC-Paramount 10604 the tape in possession of FantasyFrancisco, Calif. 1 HEARTBREAK HILL was a demonstration tape and Solomon expressed hope that Fats Domino-ABC Paramount 10596 33 LOVE POTION = 9 that neither Fantasy nor one To-this decision formally rejecting Searchers-Kopp KJB ganazzini who requestedthattheillegalsale of Miss Baez' 8 A WOMAN'S LOVE Miss Baez make the tape hadtape would serve as a precedent Carla Thomas-Atlantic 2258 24 ALWAYS SOMETHING THERE ever obtained the rights for com-for other illegal invasion of the TO REMIND ME 9 UNLESS YOU CARE mercial sale of same. rightsof legitimate recording Sandi Show-Reprise 0320 The order requires Fantasy toartists to protect their exclusive Terry Black-Tollie 9026 deliver to Miss Baez all masters, contracts and the professional 35 ALWAYS IN MY HEART 10 BIG BROTHER Supremcs-Motown 1068 tapes and stampers of the record,qualityof their recordingre- Dickie Lee-Hall 1924 to recall fromdistributors leases. 36 BABY DON'T DO IT everywhere, any records already Miss Baez' attorneys filed sep- 11 KENTUCKY BLUEBIRD Five Royals-Smash 1936 sent to them, to return all rec-arate suits against the release of Lou Johnson-Big Hill 553 the Fantasy record in St. Louis, 31 EITHER WAY ILOSE Philadelphia,Chicago,Boston, 12 MY ADORABLE ONE Gladys Knight & Pips-Maxi 331 Joe Simon-Vee Jay 609 New York and Detroit and the 38 DEAR HEART decision in the main case in San Jack Jones-Kapp 635 Francisco disposes of the related 13 ENDLESS SLEEP Honk Williams, Jr.-MGM 13278 actions. 39 I DON'T KNOW YOU ANYMORE 14 GALE WINDS Bobby Goldsboro-United Artists 781 Mercury Has Egyptian Combo-Norman 549 40 TOPKAPI 15 SAME OLD REASON Jimmy McGriff-Sue 112 'Living Bible' Serendipity Singers-Philips 40236 ( Hi( AU()In oneutthe 41 RIO CONCHOS 16 most elaborately packaged and MUMBLES Johnny Desmond -20th Century Fox 546 illustratedsetsever produced, Oscar Peterson Trio-Mercury 72342 Mercury Records this week is 42 I JUST CAN'T SAY GOODBYE shipping its new "Living Bible" 11 DO ANYTHING YOU WANNA Bobby Rydell-Capitol 5305 collection of 12 boxed albums re- Harold Betters-Gateway 747 43 PUSHIN' A GOOD THING tailing at $59.95. 18 STOP TAKING ME FOR SirLaurenceOlivierreads TOO FAR from the authorized King James GRANTED Barbara Lewis-Atlantic 8187 version of the Old Testament, Mary Wells -20th Century Fox 544 with a musical background of 44 WHERE ARE YOU LOVE 19 SCRATCHY Teri Thornton-Columbia 43151 both traditional Hebrew themes Travis Wammack-ARC 204 and selected contemporary Isra- 45 THE UNCLE WILLIE eli works. 20 HIGH HEEL SNEAKERS Dynomics-Sao-Ci 340 Each record in the set is in- Jerry Lee Lewis-Smash 1930 dividually presented in its own 46 I'M GONNA LOVE YOU TOO five -color, double -fold album 21 ROSES ARE RED MY LOVE Hullizballoos-Roulette 4587 cover illustrated with brilliant You Know Who Group-Four Corners 4113 reproductions of Old Testament 41 HEY NOW BABY art works, loaned by galleries 22 SHAKE A LADY Horizons-Regina 40236 all over the world. Each album Ray Bryant-Sue 108 has bound in the full written 48 DON'T FORGET I STILL LOVE text of the biblical selection be- 23 LOVIN' PLACE YOU ing read by Olivier, also illus- Gale Garnett-RCA Victor 8472 Bobby Martin-Coral 62426 tratedwithfull -colormaster- pieces. The entire set of 12 al- 24 WALK AWAY 49 HOW CAN I bums is boxed in a white and Matt Monroe-Liberty 5745 Spinners-Motown 1067 gold leathercloth "Bible" case, and was directed byDouglas 25SPEAK TO ME 50 OVER YOU Fairbanks Jr. J. Frank Wilson 8. Cavaliers-Josie 926 Paul Revere 8. Raiders-Columbiia 43114

16 RECORD WORLD-November 21, 1%4 rod YES WE'RE PROUD JUST CAN'T HELP IT, WITH LP'S COMING 611 JOE

1 PETER AND THE COMMISSAR 26 LOUIE LOUIE Alan Sherman & Arthur Fiedler- Kingsmen-Wand 657 RCA Victor LMLSC-2773 HINTON'S 27 FOR SWINGING LIVERS ONLY 2 MORE BIG FOLK HITS Alai Shermcn-Warnes Bros. WB-1569 Brothers Four-Columbia CL -2213 28 I'M ON THE OUTSIDE 3 BACK AGAIN (LOOKING IN) "A THOUSAND The Bachelors-London PS393 Little Anthony & Imperials-DCP-6801 4 OSCAR PETERSON TRIO 29 BILL BLACK'S COMBO GOES BIG BAND ONE CUPS OF Oscar Peterson Trio and Clark Terry- Hi HL -12020: SHL-32020 Mercury MG-20975:SR-60975 30 BLUE MIDNIGHT 5 SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE Bert Kaempfert-Decca DL -0569 HAPPINESS' UPTOWN 31 THE JAMES BOND THEME/ Various Artists-Atlantic 8101 WALK, DON'T RUN BACKBEAT 532 Billy Strange-Crescendo GNP -2004 6 THIS BITTER EARTH Brook Benton- 32 DICK GREGORY RUNNING Mercury MG -20934: SR -60934 FOR PRESIDENT 7 JUST BE TRUE Vice Jay LP -1093 BOBBY Gene Chandler-Constellation LP -1433 33 TAKE YOUR SHOES OFF WITH 8 DISCOVERY II SERENDIPITY SINGERS Vicki Carr-Liberty LRP-3383 Philips PHM-200-151: PHS-600-151 BLAND'S 9 G. T.0. 34 DEEP VIOLET George Shearing- Ronnie & Daytonas-Mala 4001 Capitol T-2143: ST -2143 10 WHISTLE STOPPING 35 PROMISE HER ANYTHING Jonathan Winters-Verve V15037 Jack LcForge-Regina RO-313: RO-313 "AIN'T DOING

11 TALES OF THE PONDEROSA 36 DAVID MERRICK PRESENTS Lorne Greene-LPM-2834 HITS FROM HIS BROAD- TOO BAD" 12 HEY GIRL DON'T BOTHER ME WAY HITS John Gary & Ann-Margret- DUKE 383 Tanis-ABC-Paramount ABC -499 RCA Victor LPM 2947 ************************************************ 13 PEOPLE'S CHOICE 31 HOLD IT-HERE'S WILLIE Ferrante & Teicher- MITCHELL United Artists UAL 6385 Hi 32021 JUNIOR 14 LIZA LIZA 38 AROUND THE WORLD WITH Liza Minelli-Capitol T-2174 THE VILLAGE STOMPERS Epic LN-24109 15 TOPKAPI PARKER'S Jimmy McGriff-Sue LP -1033 39 THE 7th DAWN Soundtrack- United Artists UAL -4115UAS-5115 16 NINA SIMONE IN CONCERT Philips PHM-200-135: PHS-600-135 40MY FAIR LADY Ferrante & Teicher- "JIVIN' 17 ELLINGTON '65 United Artists UAS-6361 Duke Ellington- 41 THE BEATLES' GREATEST HITS Raprise R-6122: RS -6122 Santo & Johnny-Canadian American CALP-1017: SCALP -1017 WOMAN" 18 AIN'T SHE SWEET 42 VIVA VAUGHAN DUKE 384 Beotles-Atco 33-169 Sarah Vaughan- Mercury GM -20941: SR -60941 **********************************-k************ 19 THE UNBEATABLE 16 HITS OF JAMES BROWN 43 CARMEN Leontyne Price-RCA Victor LDS -6164 King 919 44 MEET THE BACK PORCH THE MIGHTY MUSTANGS' 20 FIVE FACES OF MANFRED MAJORITY MANN Epic LN-24123 Capitol T-6093: ST -6093 45 MORE 4 FRESHMEN & 21 JUDY COLLINS CONCERT 5 TROMBONES "FIRST LOVE" Elektra EK-280 Capitol T 2168 SURESHOT 5004 22 SMALL WONDER 46 TRINI LOPEZ AT P.1.'s Reprise R-6093 ******w**********************4r******************- Rita Pc,vone-RCA Victor LPM-2996 47 GREATEST LIVE SHOW ON 23 COMMAND PERFORMANCES WE'RE JUST PRODUCING HITS!!! EARTH Les & Lorry Elgart- Jerry Lee Lewis-Smash 27056 Columbia CL -2221: CS -9021 *********************************^ 48 FANTASTICKS 24 SAMMY DAVIS SINGS THE BIG Original Cast-MGM E-38720 DUKE AND PEACOCK RECORDS, INC. ONES FOR YOUNG LOVERS 49 GILBERTO AND JOBIM Reprise RS -6131 Capitol 1-2160 ST -2160 2809 ERASTUS STREET 25 GO JOHNNY GO 50 STEAL AWAY HOUSTON 26, TEXAS OR 3-2611 Johnny Rivers-United Artists UAL -3386 Jimmy Hughs-Vee Jay 1102

RECORD WORLD-November 21, 1%4 1' 'Special Event' Review TAMI Show Whammy! BY DAVE FINKLE the Pacemakers - well, just Album Plans NEW YORK-The teen rec-about everyone, under thedi- William SargentJr.,presi- ord star cause will get a tre-rection of Steve Binder-showdentofElectronovision,Inc. mendous shot inits fruggingtheir ability to keep audiencesand executiveproducer of rapt on a high level. Oldsters"The T -A -M -I Show," told re- armalongaboutChristmas atmaterial,but whenthesecondElectrono-may gripe porters at the press screening vision "special event," therarely at presentation. that there are plans afoot to Teen -Age Music International And,asmentionedabove,put together an album, contain- Show "Teenage Command Per-Smash's James Brownisaing the new materialinthe formance," is exhibited for lim-standout. Brown has raisedshow,butthatlittledirect ited two-day, four performancecaterwauling and camptoa negotiationwiththeparent runs (between Dec. 19 and Jan.fine art.His stint consists ofcompanies has commenced. He 3) throughout the country anddancing, playing, shouting andpointed out that "there are around the world. ingenious emotional ploys.almost as many labels as artists The reason is that the out-Aided by his Terrific Flames,represented." Thissuggests ing-a showcase for 12 slickwho comfort him like a con-that contract dickering could James Brown and youthful acts-is a sensa-cerned family, he goes throughbe fairly extensive. tion. And some of the pay-the pangs of unrequited love The shows will be booked at New Big 7 Writer offsshould be upped record andunboundedgaiety.Theodd hours so as not to conflict NEW YORK - Charles Kop- sales and wider acceptance ofsongster has no end of energywith regular film showings atpelman and Don Rubin, Vice - teen entertainers on the nightand the audience is exhausted Presidents of Big Seven Music many "Please, Please, Please's"the exhibiting houses. The first club and TV circuit.There is show willprecede,inallin-announced this week the signing even the possibility of a castbeforeheis.His footageisstances, the first showing of aof Artie Kornfeld to an exclu- album to be peddled in theaterstrulyunique.It'llbe remem-house's feature.And the sec-sive writers contract. The move where the show is run (see be-bered and talked about. ond showing will take the form swellstheBigSevenMusic low). TheElectronovisionprocessof a midnight show. writers staff to eight and, ac- The two-hour entertainment,seems extremely well suited to cording to both Koppelman and in format and execution bestthiskindofentertainment. The 3000orsoprintsofRubin, negotiations are in the described as a phantasmagori-Filming is done before a live"TACP" will be pulled from workswithotherimportant cal"Shindig"segment,wasaudience during a regular per-circulation after Jan. 3, neverwriters. premieredtothepresslastformance. A number of cam-to be shown again.It may be week and to lucky audiences inerasareset up around thestated,however,thatteens 'Candidate' LP 33 Los Angeles -area theatersstage and manipulated muchwould probably begin to find A sound track album com- Nov. 14. like television cameras. Therethe show dated if it were to beposed by Steve Karmen for the is heavy and effective use ofputintonormaldistributionCosnatmotionpicture,"The James Brown Scores vaselined lensing, superimposi-since the songs will have fadedCandidate," will be released na- The acts, highlighted by a stu-tion and tight close-ups. from widespread popularity fol-tionally via Jerry Blaine's Cos- pendous James Brown turn, are Electronovision's producerslowing pop patterns. nat subsidiary, Jubilee Records. emceed by the fey and funnyrefusetocallthe completed Liberty team, Jan and Dean.product a film or movie in the Things Are 'Poppins' Strutting their stuff in additionusual sense. Instead, they have tothese guys arethehighcoined the "special event" tag priest of the current popularandlikenthispresentation, beat, Chess' Chuck Berry; andtheir first presentation (Rich- Laurie's Gerry and the Pace-ard Burton's "Hamlet") and all makers, Tamla's The Miraclessubsequentpresentations to and Marvin Gaye, Mercury'sclosed circuit live shows. They Lesley Gore,Capitol's Beachplan no less than 12 releases Boys, Imperial's Billy J.annually.And another Teen- Kramer and the Dakotas, Mo-age demand performance can be town's Supremes, London'sexpected. ("Hamlet" is to be Rolling Stones and Joy's Bar-entered in the motion picture ' !dere ( /'rent barians.Each singer(s) and/Oscar race.) or instrumentalist(s), with one exception, sings three or four of his (their) hit singles and David Gordon Dead some of the folksintroduce new numbers. David Gordon, 43, who created A scantily clad chorus line ofmusical programs for radio, died well -shapedgalswiththeirNov. 9 in Eastern Long Island motors running provide almostHospital of injuries received in non-stop backdrop activity. an automobile crash which oc- The show,filmedinblackcurred Nov.8on SoundviewThe great success of Walt Disney's film, "Mary Poppins," star- andwhite,ispitched,ofAvenue in Mattatuck, N.Y. ring Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke, is resulting in hundreds course, atteen-agers, but Gordon was known for the mu-of window displays in New York, including especially attractive adultsinattendance will besical programs he created forones at G. Schirmer, Inc. (above) and Doubleday's, FifthAve. impressed by the professionalWPAT, where he was music di-and 57th St.; F. A. 0. Schwarz Toy Store, Fifth Ave. and 58th sheen with which most of therector and later a vice-presidentSt.; and H. M. Lamston, Madison Ave. and 51st St. Because of acts perform. The Supremes-from 1954 to 1961. He is sur-the tremendous tie-ins between records and other merchandise each a sinuous satin doll-shouldvived by his mother, Mrs. Hy-from "Mary," Vista Records has been able to take advantage of be able to expand their out-man Goldman of Los Angeles,display space not only in record shops, but also toy, book and lets.Marvin Gaye, Gerry andand by three sisters. variety stores.

RECORD WORLD-November 21, 1964 18 Columbia Off-Broadway Co] COAST the production, of deadly seri- Blitzstein 'Cradle' ous intent, got its angry points across best when thrust with a C CAPERS Rocks Reviewer lighter, unhysterical blade, as in BY DOUG McCLELLAND the amusing but still pertinent Pop Format Easy? ! trio piece wherein two parasitic 131- TED RANDAL NEW YORK - Back in thedilettantes (Clifford David, Hal gray '30s when soap box oration Buckley)bilkaflighty money- HOLLYWOOD-During the past 10 yearswe have become sowas at its peak, in the park and bags( Nancy Andrews) whose accustomed to the Pop Format that frequently we fail to realize over the proscenium, Marc Blitz -husband(GordonB.Clarke) the amount of effort that is constantly being put forth by thestein carved his gripe (the needruns Steeltown, USA and op- individuals involved in this type of radio.Many who are infor unions) on the solid stoneposes the union drive. ft is writ- radio but using a different type format look down theirnosesof a vivid, opera -type presenta-ten somewhere: a subtle parry at this type of programming and consider itno more than an tioncalled"The Cradle Willkeeps the eyes open, but a fist easy way to get the kids to listen. Rock,"strikinglyrevivedlastcloses them. Recently I had an occasion to compare Top 40 radio withweek off-Broadway under the ex- The entire cast - seated on- middle-of-the-road programming and found some interestingcon- pert direction of one of the orig-stage and stepping forward to trasts.Disk jockeys at popular music stations generally thinkinal cast members, Howard Dado their turns - must be lauded. nothing of working more than an eight -hour day whenpromo- Silva. Columbia Records will be record- tions must be recorded or outside promotional appearancesare Although much of the powering the presentation in a two - requested.They think nothing of "selling" the station's calland fury directed toward capitaldisk set, probably with Musical letters,thetime,thetemperature,contests,and management has been dissi-Consultant Leonard Bernstein other disk jockeys, the music and the stationpatedby time(onour soaptaking over Gershon Kingsley's itself.Primary in their minds is the thoughtboxes, anyway), the work is stillseat at the piano, co -producer that they must be better than their competition,musically enthralling, ingeniousGeorge Avakian informs. Like and most of them will do almost anything to as-in spots and occasionally eventhisTheatre Four revivalof sure top ratings for their station and themselves.updated-as in the violent vocal-"The Cradle Will Rock," the al- They generally are interested (some almost to aizing by young Negro matronbum shouldbesomethingto fault) in each record they play, and it is not un-Micki Grant on the injusticesprize. usual for a deejay or a music director to followcommitted against her worker * * * the activity of every new singles release thathusband, who may not have been Ted Randal shows any promise of popularity. All of this isNegro in the late -'30s original. `Mitty' Ditties considered standard practice by popular music stations. The issues involved may not be Pretty as heated today, and the picture On the other hand, djs at middle-of-the-roadstations fre- BY DAVE FINKLE quently think presented may have been a bit it appalling if they are asked to mention theone-sided for any time, but there NEW YORK-Audiences see- station's callletters at any time other than on the station- is no denying the effectivenessingthelongishoff-Broadway break.They generally are unaware of the type audience theyof Blitzstein's generally skilledmusicaladaptationofJames are trying to reach and seemingly make no attempt to find out.melding of emotional and crea-Thurber's "The Secret Life of Little or no attention is paid toa particular album or cut theytive elements, one union that hasWalter Mitty" (at the Players are playing, and pre -selection is a rarity rather than a regu-survived numerous revivals overTheatre) will be of two minds. la rity. the years and the passing of itsThose who idolize Thurber will In general, they are not competitive andare not trying to feel their god has been defamed; dramatic urgency. those who likeThurber, but be.They are not specialists and are not trying to be.They are Blitzstein's first actis more not interested in top ratings, and it shows! In short, the differ- don't see red at the thought of persuasive and entertaining thantampering will be amused. ence between the two types of radio is primarily the amountthe second and concluding por- of effort and know-how that is expended to make it successful. For Joe Manchester's treat- tion, when the composer's wrathment of "Walter Mitty" is defi- * * * occasionally gets out of hand and nitely amusing, but it is almost There'llbelonglinesof due in town for taping of thebests his professional good sensenever pure Thurber.Yes, the people along Sunset Strip wait-Dick Clark and Lloyd Thaxtonand creative processes. Early on,basicstoryline-a mundane ing to get into see PhyllisTVers. though, he has some superblyman making lifepassable by Diller during her annual en- Everybody on the West Coastwry commentaries on the Ameri-creating a fantasy world around gagement at Crescendo.Join- (and the world)is anxiouslycan scene, all relevant and todayhim-has been kept, but all the ingthe"littlewhite-hairedawaitingthe new Beatles'even more enjoyable via nostal-subtleThurbertoucheshave lady"forher two-weeken-single "I Feel Fine" and "She'sgia. None are more delightfulbeen washed out in order to pro- gagement(whichendsNov.A Woman" due to be releasedthan the breezy "croon" spoofvide a more conventional musi- 25)isthe singing discoverynationallythisweek.Untilof the kind of singer and songcal format, with, and this really Andy Thomas... Vee-Jay Rec-then, the hottest record in Los popularinthe'30sand theis an insult, a moralizing finale. ords, which had one of its mostAngeles is The Supremes' ver-"Honolulu" spoof of the kind ofToo many fantasies-and some successfulpast recordswithsion of "Come See About Me"vacation dreamland that was dit-of them of the most spurious the Eddie Harris single and LP,which jumped from nowhere to to.The ensemble troupinginandwide -of -the -marksatirical "ThemefromExodus,"re-the #1 spot in just one week.these is delightfully deft, withaim-have been included.Too leasesanotherthemesingleRight behind The Supremes inan easyleitoisland -anxious (Continued on page 20) this week. "The Allison Theme"popularity are The Beach Boys,Joseph Bova, who mugs well in from "Peyton Place," writtenwhose records always take offboth interludes. by Franz Waxman and Paulfast here, with "Dance, Dance, The second act topper is the A 2 SIDED HIT! "nickel under your shoe" num- Francis Webster for the 20thDance." "SPEAK TO ME" . . . ber performed by Lauri Peters, Century Fox TV series thehottest John Bubbles, due back in town Shaping up as an adolescent only yesterday and b/w battle in L.A. is the one be-here playing - and looking - on the 15th, has been set fortween Jack Jones, Henry Man- "HEY LITTLE ONE" anArtLinkletterguesting a surprisingly convincing street- J.Frank Wilson early in January. cini a n d AndyWilliams.walker. A bitter, biting Brecht - and The Cavaliers Doris Day is planning someThey'veallrecorded"Dearlikecommentary withunder- Josic 926 Heart," and they'reallcon-tonesof"Brother,Can You Nationally Dist. by rare personal appearances to JAY GEE RECORD CO., INC. promote her latest single forvinced theirs is the best ver-Spare a Dime," providing one 318 W. 48 St., N. Y. 36,N. Y. Columbia, "Send Me No sion.The promotion man forof the musical highlights of the

Flowers" . . . Neil Sedaka iseach is out to prove it, too. evening. Still, it seems to me that

RECORD WORLD-November 21, 1964 19 NARM Convention LP 'S SHOWING Columbia Shows tin -FrankSinatra -typereper- EARLY toires.Theonequalitythe Changed toCalif. (Continued front page191 score lacks is a comedy song of even the mildest satiric bent. PHILADELPHIA - Jules aliOnmany bawdy remarks and point- Columbia has recorded the Malamud, Executive Director of less characters have been added.album. theNationalAssociationof 4 ro, rim A major demonstration Thurber 110. L_J(PIA Mervyn Nelson directed with Record Merchandisers, Inc., an- made toallwriters with hisa strong mind to keep things nounces that the Board of Di- (Albums on chart 10 weeks orless short story was that economymoving along constantly and he rectors of NARM has voted to showing greatest upward movement) counts for a great deal of theis served by a cast (about 15 change thesiteofthe1965 BEACH BOYS CONCERT finalresult.(Theoriginalis strong)ofamazingstamina. Seventh Annual Convention to Capitol T 2198: ST 2198 about four pages long.) And soEveryone has plenty to do, con- theFairmontHotelinSan MARY POPPINS evenifthe authors chosetosidering that Mitty's daydreams Francisco, Calif. The dates of Soundtrack-Vista BV 4026: STER 4026 change some of the story, theyalways seem to feature casts of the convention, Sunday, March ROUSTABOUT should have done their work Elvis Presley- thousands. Marc London plays 14 through Thursday, March 18, RCA Victor LPM 2999: LSP 2999 according to Thurber's lesson. Mitty with the proper round- 1965, remain the same as previ- 12 X 5 The big plus, however, is theshouldered discontent. Cathryn ously announced. Rolling Stones-London LL 3402 score by Leon Carr and EarlDamon plays the doxy of his The decisionto change the THE DOOR IS STILL OPEN Shuman, who have been song -dreams -come -true, and she cav- site of the convention from the Dean Martin-Reprise R 6140: RS 6140 writing quite a while, but haveorts with splendor. The others, Dunes Hotel in Las Vegas was TRINI LOPEZ LIVE AT BASIN STREET just gotten around to their firstas stated above, areallgood made as a result of the delay in EAST and deserve every penny of their the construction schedule of the Reprise R 6135: RS 6135 musical score. They have turned FIDDLER ON THE ROOF out a number of showstoppers-equity wages. "Diamond of the Dunes" con- Original Cast- "The Secret Life of Walter vention facility, which the RCA Victor LOC 1093: LSO 1093 most of them also wellinte- grated into the plot-that couldMitty" has its longeurs, but it NARM convention was to uti- THE SIDEWINDER also has a certain amount of lize for its March annual con- Lee Morgan-Blue Note 4157: 84157 become established tunes. Onewarmth, invention and humor- vention. Stanley Jaffe of Gordon SANDY NELSON LIVE IN LAS VEGAS called "Hello, I Love You"-will Imperial 9272 allof which should makeit Sales Company, Seattle, Wash., undoubtedly be aroundfora JOHN BAEZ/5 diverting fun for many audi- will serve as 1965 NARM Con- Vanguard VR 9160: VSD 79160 long time as part of Dean Mar-ences to come. vention Chairman. Complete THE MANFRED MANN ALBUM plans for the convention will be Ascot 13015 forthcoming from the NARM EARLY ORBISON office within several weeks. Roy Orbison-Monument MLP 8023 British Invaders LAST KISS J. Frank Wilson-Josie JOZ 4006 (Continued from page 15 Atlantic & Dial BITTER TEARS Atlantic Records has worked Johnny Cash-Columbia CL 2248: CS 9048 The boys were eagerly awaiting their American tour, and re- out an agreement to handle the IT HURTS TO BE IN LOVE counted an experience they had on the last one. nationaldistributionofDial Gene Pitney-Musicor 2019 To quote Peter: "We usually have the most 'incidents' when Records. we stay in the same place for a while. While we were staying in 'Chicago, we gave a concert one night and came back to the hotel and found it surrounded by teenagers. Nowwe love them all, but we had to get our rest, so we went around back and took the service elevator up to the room where we found about 100 more kids in the hall. We managed to get in the room and settled ALL THE NEWS when five more girls came out of the shower!" With or without? "They were with, thank heavens!", said the in the red-haired, now red-faced member of the young group, the brother of British cinema actress Jane Asher whose new film, ironically, is Vincent Price's "Masque of Red Death." WORLDofRECORDS No Mersey Shown Here Nov. 16 are The Merseybeats, Fontana Records finds who also bring samples of their clothes to distribute at their press meeting upon arrival at Kennedy Airport. (Come on now, fellas, once a reporter, always well -dressed.) Their new single is "Last record Night." Eva The four Liverpudlians will be in the States only four days- "Just to say hello" says their PR rep here, Connie de Nave. They worigEN plan to introduce themselves to the press, meet the executives of Fontana and do record promotion in New York and neighboring communities. They will also tape a Clay Cole TVer while here. Mercury's Freddy and the Dreamers, featured in the film "Just 52 NEWS PACKED ISSUES FOR 55.00 For You," will be doing one-nighters on our shores around the middle of December. at less than 10c A BIG COPY The "Shindig" TV show pops up again in the itinerary of Herman's Hermits, MGM recording stars coming out of seclusion 200 West 57th Street in the U.K. for a December visit to the new world. It will be the group's video bow here. They may also do an Ed Sullivan TV record world N. Y. C. 19, N. Y. guest shot in January. Herman's Hermits, currently heard on the MGM single, "I'm EnclosedIs Check For$5.00 Check one Into Something Good," have reaped quick fame with an able assist from Mickie Most, the young Londoner who doubles as Name Dealer their manager and A&R supervisor and is responsible for the One Stop success of another outstanding MGM group, The Animals. The Company Distrib Herman's Hermits "Shindig" guest stint is set for either Dec. 23

Rack Jobber . or Dec. 30. Address We've had Beatlemania, and now Hermania is being predicted Coin Firm from Herman's Hermits quarters. After surviving all this, only City Zone State Other Hernia is left. (Ouch!) Late flash: Reprise's The Kinks is coming-in January.

20 RECORD WORLD-November 21, 1964 Deluxe Capackage There's No Riz For Beatles' Like Films' Riz Anniversary One of the busiest and most HOLLYWOOD-"The Beatles'successfulmusiciansinthe Story," a deluxe, two -record setworld todayis famed Italian BY ALAN FREEMAN that recreates in song and storycomposer - arranger - conductor the riseof the world's most -Riz Ortolany, who just one year famous recording foursome,isago today signedtoanex- Youcanforgetthatold- set for mid -November release byclusive United Artists Records fashioned bit about "Nero fid-Capitol Records, Inc. disk pact. dled while Rome burned," be- The special package was de- Ortolani, who created an in- cause the 1964 translation thatsignedtocommemorateTheternational reputation for him- will go down in the history books Beatles' first anniversary in theself via his music to the films will read "Freeman spun while "Mondo Cane," London burned." The truthis U.S. It was almost a year ago that while there is a little of (Dec. 26, 1963) that "I Want To "Women Of the charred remains of my apart-Hold Your Hand," The Beatles' T h e World" ment after our bonfires for thefirst single for Capitol, was in- and "Easy Guy Fawkes celebrations, I gazetroduced in America, and with it Life," and his upon the ashes and quite honest-a record industry revolution. song,"More," ly ask myself, "Was it worth it? VoyleGilmore,CRI'sVice recentlycom- I kept spinning the records onPresident of A&R, commented: pleted scoring "We feel that this documen- the music for my stereo, and among the gather- "The Seventh ing assembled on my roof gar-tary set is being released at a Riz Or olani Alan Freeman den, my manager Bunny Lewisperfect time - in the wake of D a w n,"the The Beatles' recent tour through CharlesFeld- kept letting off sky rockets and manproduction, catherine wheels causing us all the most frightful alarm!I America and at the start of the released have always been led to believe that the skyrocket was a fire-Christmasseason.itshouldthrough United Artists which make an ideal gift for anyone.starredWilliamHolden,Su- work designed to travel upwards, burst into many delightful sannahYorkandCapucine. colors and disintegrate harmlessly to us mortals with two feet "And fans of The Beatles willPresently, Riz is hard at work on the ground ... but I was wrong! One skyrocket rosethreehave a chronicle, accurately re-on the music for "The Yellow feet, obviously decided it just couldn't leave all the wine, chickenported (even the tunes are inRolls Royce" an MGM release and gaiety of the night, had a directional change of mind threechronological order), which theystarring Shirley MacLaine, In- times and after nearly murdering several of my guests explodedcan either enjoy now, or save asgrid Bergman, Rex Harrison, right bang smack in the middle of one of my stereo speakers!documented proof of a phenom-George C. Scott, Alain Delon, I was so annoyed, because as you know the effect of stereo onenon that occurred way back inJeanne Moreau, Omar Sharif, one speaker is so dull. It really was the end when a neighborthe '60s." Art Carney and Katyna Ranieri. banged on the door and said to me, "Mr. Freeman, you really The two LPs contain the storyImmediately after this, Ortolani will have to stop the noise of these fireworks, my canaries areof The Beatles, interviews withcomposesandconductsfor terrified"! I smiled as nicely as I could under the circumstanceseach of the famous four, ex-"The Glory Guys," a UA West- and replied, "If they're a pair, and they can sing, bring themcerpts from theirhitrecordsern which will star Tom Tryon up because I've only got one stereo speaker"! She wasn't amused! anda cut from theirrecentand Harve Presnell. I might tell you anyway that Nero doesn't fiddle, he fingersHollywood Bowl concert date. the keyboard, so if anything, it's a case of "Peter Nero plays Backing the release will be a Further honors came to Or- while the world applauds," and rightly so. The other night, I tolanijustthree weeks ago complete merchandising and ad-with the Johnny Mathis waxing went to a birthday party for our own Lulu-can't remember allvertising campaign. Included in the people there because my mind's in a state of concussion at of his "More," which was the the moment, but Italked to Peter Asher (Peter and Gordona special mailing to every active100th recording of this Oscar - Capitol RecordsDistributingnominated selection, making it fame) and he told me that they were both looking forward to be counter seeing you allin America this week. Going out of his mindCorp. account will now the most -recorded song of about Dionne Warwick was my livewire television director col-merchandisers, window stream-the 1960s, UA reports. league Pat Lumsden-Pat directs one of Great Britain's biggesters and a "Beatle Story" album Recently released by United "Telly" pop shows "Ready Steady Go." If only I could sing, I'mjacket. Artists Records and acclaimed so well "in" with him, he could make me a star! Oh well, I can by critics and the record -buying wait. Lulu reached that great maturing age of 16, and I wouldn't publicisOrtolani'sUnited be at all surprised if a late birthday present comes in the way of Flying High Artists Records' album, "Made chart success with her new release, "Here Comes The Night." In Rome," which contains the themes from the great Italian - British Popland Takes Over made movies. Thiscollection will be the recipient of an all- It was certainly a case of here comes British popland the other out publicity, advertising and night when the Royal Variety performance took place at the promotional campaign by the London Palladium. In the cast we had Cilia Black ... Kathy platter company. Kirby ... Brenda Lee ... Millicent Martin ... Cliff Richard and The Shadows, to name just a few. What a night it was! The Hit Parade? Sandie Shaw's still on top with "Always Something There To Remind Me." The Supremes "Baby Love" has jumped into the top three (should be No. 1 next week). A new group, The Pretty Things, who look like they're making it very big, have jumped in and are just outside that Top 10 with "Don't Bring Me Down." The Kinks are back at No. 12 with "All The Day And All Of The Night." Elvis Presley is in at No. 18 with "Ain't That Lovin' You Baby," and a German record has madeBrenda Lee, currently riding the British Top 20, the Helmut Zacharias Orchestra with "Tokyo the charts with her Decca disk Melody." I've got a feeling that Manfred Mann is on the wayof "Is It True," stopped off in with another No. 1 entry: "Sha La La." the Washington -Baltimore area Now I must go and sweep up some more ashes! Remember,en route to Europe recently and next "Guy Fawkes Bonfire" night is Nov. 5, 1965. And, "If you'veis pictured chattingwith got the apartment, honey ...I've got the fireworks"! WWDC's Bob Raleigh.

RECORD WORLD-November 21, 1964 21 Kenyon To Head Col 'Cinderella' Roulette Signs New Cap Division 1st Coast Caster Pearl, Exciters TOP 40 HOLLYWOOD - Alan W. Columbia Recordswillre- NEW YORK-Just returned Livingston, President of Capi-lease"Cinderella,"theonlyfrom England flushed with the tolRecords,Inc.,hasan-television musical written bysuccessoftheir new English R&B nouncedtheappointmentofRichardRodgersandOscar vocalgroup, The Hullaballoos Grant H. Kenyon as Adminis-Hammerstein II, announces ("I'm Gonna Love You Too"), 1 BABY LOVE trator of CRI's newly -createdGoddard Lieberson,PresidentHugo & Luigi, Vice -Presidents Supremes-Motown 1066 division, Management Services.of Columbia. and A & R chiefs at Roulette 2 AIN'T DOIN' TOO BAD The new division brings to- The musical stars Lesley AnnRecords, announced the signing Bobby Bland-Duke 383 gether,under onehead,theWarren, Ginger Rogers, Walterof two artists. 3 I HAD A TALK WITH MY MAN industrial relations, personnel,Pidgeon, Celeste Holm, Jo Van Pearl Bailey has rejoined the Mitty Collier-Chess 1907 policy and procedure and of- 4 LET IT BE ME Fleet and Stuart Damon aslabel and has already set plans Betty Everett & Jerry Butler- fice services departments. Ken-The Prince, with Pat Carrollwith Hugo and Luigi to record Vee Jay 613 yonwillberesponsibleforand Barbara Ruick.Produceda new album. Miss Bailey was 5 THAT'S WHERE IT'S AT labor relations, labor contractand directed by Charles Dubinwith Roulette for six years and Sam Cooke-RCA Victor 8426 negotiations and administrationand with teleplay by Josephwas, in fact, one of the first big 6 JUMP BACK for CRI. Schrank and musical directionname artists to be signed by Rufus Thomas-Sfax 157 Livingstonstatedthatthe Hugo and Luigi when the disk- 7 REACH OUT FOR ME new division will enable CRI eryfirstgot underway. As Dionne Warwick-Scepter 1285 8 LEADER OF THE PACK to coordinate these key depart- Morris Levy, President of Rou- Shangri-La's-Red Bird 10-014 lette, explained it, "Pearl Bailey ments under one head for the 9 BLESS OUR LOVE firsttime. Several of these is an artist who can sell albums Gene Chandler-Constellation 190 duties were handled by Rich- and the proof of this is in the 10 MY ADORABLE ONE ard D. Quinn, who resigned. fact that her second album for Joe Simon-Vee Jay 609 the label, which Hugo and Luigi 11 MERCY MERCY recorded back in 1958 is still the Don Covay & Goodtimers-Rosemart 801 HAVE YOU HEARD all-time best selling catalog item 12 YOU MUST BELIEVE ME for the diskery." Impressions-ABC-Paramount 10591 Hugo & Luigi also announced 13 RHYTHM THE OTHER the acquisition of The Exciters. Major Lc.nce-Okeh 7203 14 OH NO NOT MY BABY with Maxine Brown-Wand 162 LARRY Listening to the lirst play backs 15 BEAUTICIAN BLUES RINGO FINNEGAN at the Columbia session for the B. B. King-Kent 403 original cast IA' of the upcom- 16 LOOK AWAY RIC S-146 ing TV special,"Cinderella," Garnett Mimms-United Artists 733 CALL YOUR are,lefttoright, Conductor - 17 IT'S ALL OVER RIC orchestrator Johnny Green; Col Walter Jackson-Okeh 7204 DISTRIBUTOR NOW 18 CHAINED AND BOUND VP Irving Townsend; Producer Otis Redding-Volt 121 Ed Kleban;andEngineer .Jack 19 RIGHT OR WRONG Lattig. =TOP POP -5 YEARS AGO Ronnie Dove-Diamond 173 NEW SPIRITUAL RELEASE! NOVEMBER16, 1959 20 AIN'T IT THE TRUTH by John Green, the program 1. MISTER BLUE ,.. Mary Wells -20th Century Fox 544 Fleehvoods-Dolton a- YOU NEED THE LORD will be seen over the facilities 21 FUNNY of the CBS Television Network 12. DON'T YOU KNOW Joe Hinton-Backbeat 541

EVERY DAY D. Reese-RCA Victor on Feb. 22, 1965, 8:30 p.m. to 22 b COME SEE ABOUT ME 10 p.m. 3. MACK THE KNIFE Supremes-Motown 1068 WHEN I SOUGHT B. Darin-Atco Columbia Records assembled 14.PRIMROSE LANE 23 COIN' OUT OF MY HEAD THE LORD the cast in its West Coast stu- .1. Wallace-Challenge Little Anthony & Imperials-DCP 1119 :74 5. LONELY STREET 24 SOMETHING YOU GOT THE HARMONISING FIVE dios last week. The resulting al- A. Williams-Cadence Ramsey Lewis-Argo 204 Nashboro 838 bum, produced under the super- 6. UNFORGETTABLE 25 TIMES HAVE CHANGED vision of Irving Townsend, VP, D. Washington-Mercury Irma Thomas-Imperial 66069 NOBODY BUT YOU LORD WestCoastOperations,and 7.HEARTACHES BY THE NUMBERS G. Mitchell-Columbia 26 WALKIN' IN THE RAIN b/w conducted by Green, will be Ronettes-Philles 123 PUT YOUR HEAD ON MY SHOULDER NEW BORN KING made available to the public P. Anka-RCA Victor 27 LUMBERJACK Brook Benton-Mercury 72333 THE SIX TRUMPETS two weeks prior to the telecast. 9. SO MANY WAYS B. Benton-Mercury Nashboro 839 "Cinderella" is the first original 28 A THOUSAND CUPS OF HAPPINESS cast album to be produced by 10. IN THE MOOD Joe Hinton-Backbeat 532 5:- E. Fields-Rendezvous 29 TOO MANY FISH IN THE SEA IN THE STONE Columbia in its Hollywood stu- Marvelettes-Tamla 54105 b/w dios. TOP R&B-S YEARS AGO -S 30 COUSIN OF MINE Sam Cooke-RCA Victor 8426 WHEN JESUS RISES NOVEMBER 16, 1959 THE NATIONAL CLOUDS OF JOY 31 NEVER TRUST A WOMAN 21. DON'T YOU KNOW B. B. King-ABC-Paramount 10599 Nashboro 840 Rusty's Jubilee D. Reese-RCA Victor 2. POISON IVY 32 AMEN COME INTO THE ROOM NEW YORK-Jerry Blaine, Coasters-Atco Impressions-ABC-Paramount 10602 b/w Jubilee topper, is just back from 3. MISTER BLUE 33 SINCE I DON'T HAVE YOU Fleetwoods-Dolton Chuck Jackson-Wand 169 LORD I'LL GO Europe where he senses an eas- 4. SO MANY WAYS 34 SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES THE SINGING CRUSADERS ing in the restrictions against B. Benton-Mercury Drifters-Atlantic 2260 Nashboro 841 saleoflabel'sRusty Warren 5. UNFORGETTABLE 35 LITTLE MARIE D. Washington-Mercury Chuck Berry-Chess 1912 product. Talks there with his 6. MACK THE KNIFE WHAT IS THIS foreignaffiliate,Philips,indi- B. Darin-Atco 36 OPPORTUNITY Jewels-Dimension 1034 b/w cated that he should know defi- 7. BE MY GUEST F. Domino-Imperial 31 CHITTLINS I nitelywithinthenextfew BEEN TRAMPIN' 8. WON'T CHA COME HOME Gus Jenkins-Tower 107 weeks. g BROTHER JOE MAY L. Price-ABC Paramount 38 S -W -I -M Nashboro 842 He pointed out that Warren gE.. 9. DANCE WITH ME Bobby Freeman-Autumn 5 Drifters-Atlantic saleshave passed the million 39 IT'LL NEVER BE OVER FOR ME NASHBORO RECORDS 10. LOVE POTION #9 E. Baby Washington-Sue 114 177 3rdAve.No.,Nashville,Tenn. mark without any airplay in the Clovers-United Artists a. states. 40 A WOMAN'S LOVE timitiminnunantlunatiminiummumnitimuntminnimenMUMMA Carla Thomas-Atlantic 2258

22 RECORD WORLD-November 21, 1964 Classical Corner: The Traffic Makers Peak -Season Cornucopia ofClassics Thanksgiving signals the Handel: Alcina Highlights official opening of the big gift - Deluxe Bargain -Priced Sets, Sutherland (5876/25876) buying season and records come Handel: Julius Caesar High- in for a big share of the busi- Artists Mean BIG Christmas lights-Sutherland, Horne,etc. ness. This season has seen moreSleepingBeauty,SwanLake Deutsche (5876/25876) than the usual share of mul-(M3L 306/M3S 706) Grammophon The Art of Bel Canto-Suther- tiple -recordsetsreleasedtoRegularly -priced newsmakers: land, Horne, etc. (A-4257/ OSA (A 2 -record set) cash in the biggest record sell- Bach:Inventions - GouldPromotionally -Priced sets: 1257) ing time of the year. (ML 6022/MS 6622) Bach: Brandenburg Concerti; Every major labelisrepre- Musical Offering, Orchestral Mercury Barber;Piano Concerto -Suites-Baumgartner,Richter, sentedwithimportantsetsBrowning Sze11 (ML 6038/MS Broadway Marches-Fennell which will be used by dealers to Markevitch(A5 -recordset) 6638) (KL 22/26 and SKL122/126) MG 50390/SR90390 create peak traffic at the peak Beethoven: Concerto No. 3/ Promotionally -Priced sets: season. Dealers looking for vol- Beethoven: The Complete Pi- ChoralFant.Serkin/BernsteinanoSonatas-Kempff(10 -rec- 1812 Overture and Welling- ume will naturally headline the ton's Victory($1.98-$2.98 spe- big packages with the best-sell- (ML 6016/MS 6616) ords) (Mono only) (KL 42/51) Brams: Piano Quartet-Ser- Beethoven: The Nine Sym-cial) - Dorati (MGD-19/SRD- ing name artists. Records sell- 19) ing atspecial bargainpriceskin/Budapest (ML 6031/MSphonies-Von Karajan(8 -rec- should also get heavy play at6631) ords) (KL 1/8 and SKL 101/8) Philips this time of year. Fireworks - Ormandy/Phila-Furtwaengler/In Memoriam - Here is Record World's last-delphia (ML 6024/MS 6624) (5 records)(Mono only)(KL Tchaikowsky N u tc r acker/ minute checkliston albums Grofe: Grand Canyon Suite-27/31) SwanLake/SleepingBeauty/ that can create peak sales forBernstein (ML 6018/MS 6618) Ten Centuries of Music -Ballets - Dorati(6 -records) the peak season. (WorksofRameau,Vivaldi, (OL 6-114/SR 69104) Mahler: Symphony No. 2 -Bach, Handel, Schutz, Leopold Beethoven: Cello Sonatas - Bernstein (M2L 295/M2S 695)Mozart and others from the Ar-Richter/Rostropovitch(2 -record The Traffic Makers Music of Jubilee-Biggs/Col.chive series)-VariousArtistsset) (PHM 2-520/PHS 2-920) Symph. (ML 6015/MS 6615) (10 -record set) (KL 52/61 and Vienna Choir Boys sing Angel Verdi: Requiem-Amara, For-SKL 152/161) Waltzes & Polkas by Strauss rester, Tucker, London, Orman- (PHM 500-058/PHS 900-058) Recent newsmakers: dy (M2L 307/M3S 707) Epic CallassingsVerdiArias RCA Victor (S 36221) Encore-Szell/Cleveland(LC Corelli sings Great Religious Decca 3891BC 1291) Beethoven: "Emperor" Con- Songs and Arias (S) 36208 The Glory of Cremona-Ricci Picturesatan Exhibition/certo - Rubinstein/Leinsdorf Handel: Twelve Concerti Gros-(DXE 179/DXSE-7179) FirebirdSuite-Szell/Cleveland (LM/LSC 2733) si,op. 6-Menuhin-Bath Festi- (LC 3980/BC 1290) Bizet: Carmen-Price, Corelli, val.(a4 -recordset)3647/S- The Play of Herod-N.Y. Pro Freni, Merrill, Von Karajan (3 - Musica,Greenberg (DA -187/ 3647 London record deluxe Soria set)(LD/ Humperdinck: Hansel & GretelDXSA 7187) LDS 6164) -Seefried, Vienna Boys' Choir Vivaldi:The Four Seasons Beethoven: Fidelio - Nilsson, Brahms:ConcertoNo. 1- (2 -record & Vienna Philh., Cluytens (Played on Stradivari violins)-McCracker, Maazel Cliburn/Leinsdorf (LM/LSC- (SBL 3648) Ricci (DL 9423/DL 79428) set)(A-4259/0SA-1259) 2724) Monteverdi:Coronationof Chopin: The Fourteen Waltzes Poppaea - GlyndebourneFest., Melody" by the Sheridan Hollen--Rubinstein (Deluxe boxed set Pritchard (SBL 3644) Interphon Label beck orchestra, and "Meet Mewith brochure) (LM/LSC 2726) Tonight, Little Girl" by Philip Mahler: Symphony No. 5 - Puccini; La Boheme-Freni, Parallels V -J and Stefan. Gedda, Schippers (SBL 3643) HOLLYWOOD-Rapid growth Leinsdorf/Boston (2 -record set) Red Army Ensemble, Vol. III (LM/LSC-7031) ofVee-Jay'sInterphonlabel, A Classical Line (36206/S-36206) designed forspecificU.S.re- Peter and the Commissar - Verdi: Requiem - Schwarz-lease of foreign -produced hits, Future plans for the label in-Sherman/Boston Pops,Fiedler kopf, Ludwig, Gedda, Ghiaurov,is paralleling the expansion ofclude setting up of a. classical (LM/LSC 2793) Guilini (SB 3649) theparentcompany,itwas line, for which Vee-Jay Presi- Pops Goes the Trumpet - pointed out this week by JaydentRandy WoodistakingHirt/Boston Pops, Fiedler (LM/ Columbia Lasker,Vee-JayExecVice - initialstepsinEuropethisLSC-2729) President. month. According to Wood, the Songs of Faith and Inspira- The following sets are promo- AcordingtoLasker,otherlabel does not expect to com-tion - Robert Shaw Chorale tionally priced: record companies have set uppete with the majors' line-up (LM/LSC 2760) Beethoven: Nine Symphoniessimilar labels in the past, but In-ofestablishedclassicalper- Strauss: Fledermaus: Wach- -Walter (D7L 265/D7S 610) terphon, established six monthsformances, but will concentrateter, Rothenberger, London, Ste- Brahms: The Four Symphon-ago, is the only one to exceedon discovering and building newvens(2 -record set)(LM/LSC- ies - Walter (M4L 252/M4Sits original purpose, due perhapsartists from theoperatic and 2029) 615) totheU.S.successoftheinstrumentaltalentpoolsof The Kennedy Wit (VDM-101) Mozart: The Last Six Sym-Honeycombs, whose InterphonEurope and America. World's Greatest Marches - phonies - Walter (MSL 291/single, "Have I The Right," is Merchandising of the Inter-Boston Symph., Leinsdorf/Bos- M3S 691) high on national charts and hasphon product follows the countrytonPops.,Fiedler(LM/LSC- Moussorgsky: Boris Kodounovkicked off release of Interphon'sof origin as closely as does the 2757) --London/Bolshoi (M4L 296/first elpee with the same title.product itself. For example, the M4S 696) Other Interphon singlesin-plastic jackets over color folders Westminster Stravinsky: Firebird; Petrou-clude the New Zealand hit, Peterin which German albums are shka, Rite of Spring-Stravin-Posa's"WhiteRabbit,"Eng-distributed will also be used by Handel: Rodelinda - Stich - sky (M3L 305/M3S 705) land's"IfYouDon'tCome Interphon on its German prod-Randall,Forrester,Priestman Tchaikovsky: Nutcracker,Back" by the Takers, "Tokyouct, Lasker said. (3 -recordset)(3320/320).

RECORD WORLD-November 21, 1964 23 Tex Ritter Named To DISK CIW Hall of Fame JOCKEY NASHVILLE - Tex Ritter, REPORTS country and Western music art- ist and newly re-elected Presi- CFGM-RichmondHill,Ontario, Caned., DOUG MAYES WBT-Charlotte, N.C. dent of the Country Music As- 1.Finally (K. Wells 8 W. Pierce) 2. Once A Day (Connie Smith) I. Once A Day (Connie Smith) sociation, was namedtothe 3. The Race Is On (George Jones) 2. Three A.M. (Bill Anderson) Country Music Hall of Fame 4. Mad (Dave Dudley) 3.Don't Be Angry (Stonewall Jacks's") 5. Chug -A -Lug (Roger Miller) 4.I Guess I'm Crazy (Jim R ) during the recent Country Mu- 6. Give Me 40 Acres (Willis Brothers) 5.oenothar Woman's Man, Another Man's 7. My Friend On The Right (Faron Young) Woman (F. Young 8 M. Singleton) sic Festival. Roy Acuff is the 8. Lumberjack (Hal Willis) 6.ItAin't Me Babe (Johhny Cash) only other living member. 9. I Don't Care (Buck Owens) 7. Mad (Dave Dudley) 10.I'll Go Down Swinging (P. Wagoner) 8.Fall Away (Eddie Albert' The honor bestowed on the 9. Give Me Forty Acres(WillisBrothers) 10. Mr.8Mrs.Used To Be man already known as the dean FRANK BOURSAW (L.Lynn 8E. Tubb) of Western singers was an- WMRP-Flint, Mich.

1 I Don't Care (Buck Owens) nounced at the premiere show- 2. Chug-A-Lue (Roger Miller) CHARLIE WIGGS ing of "Your Cheatin' Heart"Left to right: Mrs. Jo Walker, 3. Don't Be Angry (Stonewall Jackson) WC/AS-Norfolk, Va. ExecutiveDirectorof CMA; 4. Once A Day (Connie Smith) 1. The Little Brown Shack Out Back at Loew's Theater. Mrs. Fran- 5. Stronger Than Dirt (Glen Barber) (Billy Edd Wheeler) cis Preston, Chairman of theMrs. Frances Preston, Chair- 6. Finally (K. Wells & W. Pierce) 2. We'll SingIn The Sunshine (G. Garnett) man of the CMA Board of Di- 7. Across The Brazos From Waco (B. Walker) 3. Once A Day (Connie Smith) CMA Board, made the presenta- 8. The RaceIs On (George Jones) 4. The Race Is On (George Jones) tion.Mrs. Prestondescribedrectors; and Tex Ritter, Presi- 9. Give Me 40 Acres (Willis Brothers) 5. Four Strong Winds (Bobby Bare) dent of CMA and winner of the 10. Mr. 8 Mrs. Used To Be 6. Cross The Brazos At Waco (Billy Walker) Ritter as "a man whose per- (E. Tubb & L. Lynn) 7.I Don't Care (Buck Owens) 1964 Hall of Fame Award. 8. You're The Only World I Know sonal inspiration, dedication to DOC HULL (Sonny James) KIEV -Glendale, Calif. 9. Why Does The Lady Cry his God, his family, and his pro- (Melba Montgomery) fession are continuing inspira-ner of "Oklahoma" -in which 1. I Dont Care (Buck Owens) 10. Ringo (Lorne Greene) 2.IGuess I'm Crazy (Jim R ) tion to his friends all over thehe sang four cowboy songs. 3. The RaceIs On (George Jones) world." As President of the CMA 4. Once A Day (Connie Smith) WSIG-Mount Jackson, Va. 5. How The Other Half Lives 1. Once A Day (Connie Smith) Ritter, who in addition to hisduring the past 12 months, Rit- (Johnny and Jonie Mosby) 2. Cross The Brazos At Waco (Billy Walker) singing career, starred not onlyter has spearheaded the drive 6. Don't Be Angry (Stonewall Jackson) 3. Lumberjack (Hal Willis) 7. Chug -A -Lug (Roger Miller) 4. The Little Brown Shack Out Back on radio and TV, but also into acquaint advertisers and ad- 8. Give Me Forty Acres (WillisBros.) (BillyEdd Wheeler) 9. Mad (Dave Dudley) 5. Stronger Than Dirt (Glenn Barber) live vertisingagencieswiththe 10. Slowly But Surely the movies and theater. 6. The RaceIsOn (George Jones) During his career spanning allsales power of country music. (Merle Haggard & Bonnie Owens) 7.ItAin't Me Babe (Johnny Cash) 8. Pushed In A Corner (Ernest Ashworth) phases of show business, TexIn implementing this campaign DOUG SMITH 9. How The Other Half Lives to increase the use of country WKMF-Flint, Mich. (Johnny 8 Janie Mosby) Ritter has spread the gospel 10.I Thank My Lucky Stars (Eddy Arnold) music and its artists on radio 1. The RaceIs On (George Jones) of C&W music. His records in- 2. The Things InThis House (Bobby Darin) clude such hitsas "Hillbillyand television, Ritter and his 3. Once A Day (Connie Smith) KAYO -Seattle, Wash. 4. My Friend On The Right (FaronYoung) Heaven,""DeckofCards,"co-workers in the Country Mu- 5. He Called Me Baby (Patsy Cline) 1. Big Big Heartache (M. Montgomery) "Jealous Heart," "Rye Whis-sic Association 6. Even The Bad Times Are Good 2. Cross The Brazos At Waco (B. Walker) (Jerry Wallace) 3. Ringo (Lorne Greene) key," "High Noon," "Boll Wee-country music shows to adver- 7. Don't Be Angry (Stonewall Jackson) 4. You're The Only WorldI Know (S. James) 8. Cross The Brazos At Waco (Billy Walker) 5. One Of These Days (M. Robbins) vil," "Gimme Some" and others.tising and broadcasting execu- 9 It Ain't Me Bah. (Johnny Cash) 6. Alaska(G.Williams) 10. I Don't Care (Buck Owens) 7. The Happy Part Of Town (Wynn Stewart) These were all released on Cap-tives in key metropolitan cen- 8. The Town Crier (Lee Ross) itol which Ritter joined in 1940ters. 9. Once A Day (Connie Smith) The Country Music Hall of WTRR-Sanford, Fla. 10. Good Evening Mr. Heartache (B.Knight) as the label's first country and 1. Once A Day (Connie Smith) WesternArtist.AsagreatFame wasfoundedbythe 2.ItAin't Me, Babe (Johnny Cash) DEWEY CALDWELL 3. Pushed In A Corner (Ernest Ashworth) WRDS-South Charleston, W. Va. "singing cowboy" in the tradi-Country Music Association in 4. I Don't Care/Dont Let Her Know tion of Gene Autry, Ritter made1961. Selections are made by a (Buck Owens) I. Touch Me (DorseyR. Parsons) 5. Cross The Brazos At Waco (Billy Walker) 2. Close Uo The Honky Tonks (Buck Owens) some 80 feature films for var-committe of 100 of the foremost 6. Four Strong Winds (Bobby Bare) 3. Don'tBe Angry (StonewallJackson) 7.I'll Go Down Swinging (P. Wagoner) 4. Prematurely Blue (Justin Tubb) ious picture companies. He fig-figuresinthe country music 8. The Race Is On (George Jones) 5. Once A Day (Connie Smith) ured prominently inthe filmfield - each with at least 10 9. Don'tBe Angry (StonewallJackson) 6. The RaceIs On (George Jones) 10. Mad (Dave Dudley) 7.I'llGo Down Swinging(P. Wagoner) "HighNoon."Earlyinhisyearsexperienceincountry 8. You're Still On My Mind (J. Newman) career, Ritter appeared in themusic. Other members are the KULP-El Campo, Texas 9. Gonna Be Strangers (Merle Haggard) 10. I Couldn't Care Less (W. Lee 8 S. Cooper) New York production of "GreenlategreatsJimmieRodgers, 1.I Don't Care (B. Owens) 2. How The Other Half Lives WTJH-East Point, Ga. Grow the Lilacs." the forerun -Fred Rose and Hank Williams. (J.& J. Mosby) 3. Finally/He Made You For Me 1. The French Song (Marion Worth) (K. Wells & W. Pierce) 2. Once A Day (Connie Smith) 4. Mad (D. Dudley) 3. Here's A Heartache (Jack Newberry) 5. I Don't Know Why (R.Price) 4. Don't Be Angry (S. Jackson) 6. The RaceIs On (George Jones) 5.All Night Cafe (Warner Mack) Cash One-Nighters 7. Cross The Brazos At Waco (Billy Walker) 6. Mother -In -Law (Jim Nesbitt) 8. Lonely Girl (Connie Smith) 7.I Guess I'm Crazy (Jim Reeves) Johnny Cash will be going onVancouver,B. C.;Portland, 9. Forbidden Street (Carl & Pearl Butler) 8. BibleIn Her Hand (Grant Turner) 10. There's Love All Around Me 9. Lumberjack (Hal Willis) aseriesofnineone -nitersOre.; Seattle, Washington; Ven- (1.Flannigan) 10. Lonely Walls (Mike Height) soon,startingNov. 30. Fromtura, Calif., and Monterey, Calif. Appearing with Johnny at all KEN POWERS CHUCK BROWN that date his jaunt willtake KDXE-Little Rock, Ark. WJWS-South Hill,Va. the shows will be The Tennessee 1. One Of These Days (Marty Robbins) 1. My Friend On The Right (Faron Young) himtoWinnipeg,Manitoba,Three, June Carter, The Statler 2. This Man Of Mine (Carolyn Dixon) 2. Three A.M. (Bill Anderson) 3. Once A Day (Connie Smith) 3. Cross The Brazos At Waco (Billy Walker) Canada; Regina, Saskatchewan; Bros.Quartet. Hank Williams 4. Dear Mrs. Lucky (Rosanna Eads) 4. Once A Day (Connie Smith) Calgary, Alberta, Edmonton, Al- 5.Fire Engine Red (Bob Lumen) 5.I Don't Cars (Buck Owens) will appear at all but the last 6. He Called Me Baby (Patsy Cline) 6. LonelyGirl(CarlSmith) berta:Spokane,Washington;two dates. 7. You're Still On My Mind (J.C. Newman) 7.I Still Miss Someone (StellerBrothers) 8.I'llSit This One Out (Jimmy Dickens) 8. Heads You Win Tails I Lose 9.I Don't Care (Buck Owens) (Mac Wiseman) 10. Cross The Brazos At Waco (Billy Walker) 9. PushedIn A Corner(ErnestAshworth) Flom Scruggs on Go Sims 10. Less And Less (Charlie Louvin) BILL WILLIAMS RUSSELLVILLE, KY.-Flatt KBRN-Brighton, Colo. MORRIS TAYLOR Diskount KPAY-Chico, Calif. and Scruggs recently performed 1. I Don't Care (Buck Owens) 2.I Guess I'm Crazy (Jim Reeves) 1. The RaceIs On (George Jones) for the Emerson (Doc) Beau- Sims Recordsisrunning a 3. Chug -A -Lug (Roger Miller) 2. Once A Day (Connie Smith) 4. Don't Be Angry (Stonewall Jackson) 3. Lumberjack (Hal Willis) champ celebration here at thespecial elpee diskount for No- 5. Please Talk To My Heart (Ray Price) 4. My Friend On The Right (Faren Young) request of Kentucky Governorvember, December and January. 6. Once A Day (Connie Smith) 5. Chug -A -Lug (Roger Miller) 7. Dern Ya (Ruby Wright) 6.Finally (W. Pierce itK. Wells) Breatbitt. The team will be inDuring these months all albums 8. Mr. And Mrs. Used To Be 7. Sue Mae San (Jimmie Newman) Baltimore and Richmond Nov.willbe sold on a buy -10 -get - (E. Tubb & L. Lynn) 8. I Don't Care (Buck Owens) 9. Give Me Forty Acres(Willis Brothers) 9. One Of These Days (Marty Robbins) 21 and 27. 3 -free basis. 10. I Don't Love You Anymore (C. Louvin) 10. Three A.M. (Bill Anderson)

24 RECORD WORLD -November 21, 1964 Responsibles Advance Programing Xmas Buying Booster BY MORTY WAX lailiCOUNTRYSINGLE We are now waging our sev- REVIEWS enth winter campaign at Morty Wax Promotions. The radio sta- ENL tions are again holding their line againstthegallantarmyof BILLY BROKE MY HEART AT WALGREENS (I CRIED ALL THE promo men,andrefusingto WAY TO SEARS) (Moss -Rose, BMI) playChristmasrecordsuntil after Thanksgiving. The record YOU'RE NOT REALLY LEAVING ME (Cedarwood, BMI) industry, long searching for an-RUBY WRIGHT-Ric 145. other"Rudolph"or"ISaw The song with the best title of the year-bar none-gets a good The people responsible for theMommy Kissing Santa Claus,"reading from Ruby, who follows up"Dern Ya"right slickly. success of RCA Victor's "We'llmay be disappointed again. SingintheSunshine" - ar- Should this pre -Thanksgiving KILL HIM WITH KINDNESS (Acuff -Rose, BMI) ranger -conductor Sid Bass, ban on Christmas material con- tinue,it seems highly unlikely I'LL REPOSSESS MY HEART (Kitty Wells, BMI) singer Gale Garnett and A & R KITTYU man Andy Wiswell-are shownthat we'll ever see another holi- ELLS- 11,,cca 31705. withinterviewerHillEdellday single become a giant. The Words of wisdom are offered by Record World's prize-winning (leftrear)at the studios offew weeks between Thanksgiv-country songstress. Another pearl in her string. Radio New York Worldwide. Iningand Christmasoffertoo an interview whichisbeingshort a time for a record to get enough concentrated exposure to WILD AND WOOLEY BIG UNRULY ME (Channel, ASCAP) distributed to outlets through- SITTIN' AND THiNKIN' (Knox, BMI) out the world,the triodis- stimulate sales. Moreover, press- cussed both the single and LP.ing and shipping orders and re-SHEB WOOLEY-MGM 13294. orders in time to meet the short Funny stories are always especially funny when Sheb tells them. periodof demand becomes aHere's another of his laughable sides. BMI N'ville Dinner Herculean task. Many diskeries are unwilling to undertake the SOMEONE, SOMETIME (EarlBarton, BMI) Brings Out ASCAPertask and gamble on a holiday NASHVILLE - A surprisedeck, particularly when the odds HAFPY DAY (Earl Barton, BMI) guest at the annual BMI Awardsaresoheavilyagainst them.DELLA RAE-Groove 0052. Banquet during Country MusicThus we have fewer and fewer Chit Atkins has set his sights on making this gal a star and he Week was Irving Caesar of AS -Christmas singles each year. won't have to work hard. A pop -oriented side fans will like. CAP, the first time an ASCAP The broadcasters have held. rep had attended a BMI C/Wandrightfullyso, thatthe I'DLIKE TO HAVE AN ELEPHANT FOR CHRISTMAS (Texoma, ASCAP) dinner. Caesar took a bow whenChristmas programming situa- MR. AND MRS. SNOWMAN (Texoma, ASCAP) introduced by BMI prexy Roberttion had gotten out of hand and/MAK THO,NPSON--Capitol 53 0. Burton. that listeners were tiring of too Among the many motion pic-much holiday music, too soon. This could be the big Christmas one. Hank tells about his big ture notables attending the ban-However, the pendulum has nowdesire underneath the tree. quet were George Montgomery,swung in the other direction. BurlIves, Sam Katzman and The radio stations have much PARDON ME, MRS. SMITH (English, BMI) Chris Noel. to gain from a relaxation of QUICK AS A WINK (Cape Ann, BMI) their stringent restrictions onSWANEE CALDWELL-Sims 214. Christmas music. Tasteful holi- Swanee runs into his wife out with another fellow, he thinks. Tollie Goes CW dayprogramming,interjectedHe tries to get her back on this mellow ditty. HOLLYWOOD - Tollie Rec-somewhat before Thanksgiving, would be an aid to the recording ords, the independent subsidiary LONELY WINE (Rosarita, ASCAP) of Vee-Jay Inc., enters the coun-industry and the entire economy try and western field this weekas well. Holiday spirit and holi- CANDY APPLE RED (Ashna, BMI) with a strong release of fourday spending go hand in hand.STAN HITCHCOCK-Epic 5-9733. singles. An earlier onset of festive pro- A pretty song and memories will get listeners interested in this. Artists includedin the newgramming and mood would en- I lecause it's a pretty song about memories. Good work. entries are Ray Smith, Ray God-courage radio advertisers to be- gintheirholidaypromotions frey, Eddie McDuff, and Peanut THIS LAND OF YOURS AND MINE (Cedarwood, BMI) Montgomery III,allof whomearlier and continue them longer. joined Tollie execs Steve ClarkThebroadcasterswouldthus WHIRLPOOL (OF YOUR LOVE) (AlGallica, BMI) and Ray Harris at the 39th an- benefitdirectlyfrom thein- CLAUDE IIIAG--Columbia 4-43157. nual Grand Ole Opry birthdaycreased revenue. Coming years A tribute to America is on this well produced slice from Claude. celebration sponsored by Stationwill bring us closer to more sen-A singalong rouser. WSM in Nashville. sible policies governing Christ- mas material. Early orlate,we'dliketo COLD, COLD HEART (Fred Rose, BMI) I CAN'T HELP IT (IF I'M STILL IN LOVE WITH YOU) (Fred Rose, BMI) rirthePen of wish all our friends and their familiesthe happiest ofholi-TILLMAN FRANKS SINGERS-Hilltop 3003. Kay Artold days and all they wish for in From the pen of the greatest country songwriter whose life - 1965. story is now on the screen comes this fresh Franks group sing. "CROSS THE BRAZOS AT WACO" General Singalong ONCE MORE (Acuff -Rose, BMI) BILLY WALKER NEW YORK - Pinky Her- MULTIPLY [HE HEARTACHES (Wel Dee, BMI) Columbia 4 3 1 2 0 man's General Records, a subsidGEORGE JONES AND MELBA MONTGOMERY-

FoIr PersonalAppearances of Pinky Records, has released a 4 United Artists 784. BUSTER DOSS 7" 33 singalong, featuring Bruce 180117th Ave.So.,Nashville, Tenn.1 Hayes singing 10 well known A wish from this team should do well on sales. Their dueting is Phone: Area Code 615-244-1422 standards. top notch country music once more.

RECORD WORLD-November 21, 1964 25 Swinging Country Music Festival Sanders Ly-Rann Music VP (Continuedfrom page 7) Country Music Hallof Fame NASHVILLE-Jack Sanders, vet deejay who is a two-time win- to Francis Williams Preston, lo- ner of the Radio -TV Mirror Magazine No. I Deejay of the Year cal BMI head, who, as in yearswiththepresentationbeingAward, has stepped out of radio to take over a Vice -President of past, had the situation well inmade by Francis Williams Pres-Ly-Rann Music, fast rising publishing firm owned by Audrey Wil- hand. ton. Yours truly acted as masterliams, widow of the C&W Hall of Fame star Hank Williams. Things really began to happenof ceremonies along with Hap Sanders resigned his deejay post at Nashville's WKDA Radio in Friday with just about everyoneWilson to greet and introduceorder to accept the music post. Earlier, during a five year tenure in who was coming. It was kindto the tremendous crowd gath-at Louisville, Ky.'s hot WAKY, Sanders grabbed the No. I show of like homecoming in the lobbyered in front of the theater allrating and held on to it for five years. of the Jackson. We got to see sothe dignitaries on hand for the many old friends we hadn't seenoccasion. There was Edd for the past year. "Kookie" Byrnes and his lovelyStage Review Isuppose the only place inwife, Asa Maynor, George Mont- which Buck Owens spent moregomery,ChrisNoel,Arthur time than the lobby of the Jack-O'Connell who plays the part of son was at the WSM BreakfastFred Rose in the movie, SusanPop Type Tunes A -Plenty where all the trade awards wereOliver who plays Hank's wife, presented. Buck picked up twoAudrey, Producer Sam KatzmanBrighten 'Something More' RecordWorldAwardsplusand his wife, Hortense Petra, many others and our predictionDirector Gene Nelson, Hank Wil- BY DAVE FINKLE that he would need a truck toliams Jr. and Audrey Williams. haul them all home was right onA real Hollywood premiere right NEW YORK-For most of the time in "Something More," the the button. There were severalhere in Music City, USA! new musical at Broadway's Eugene O'Neill, it's just song after outstanding momentsatthat Saturday brought the RCAsong after dance after song. Which is hardly a bad idea in a mu- breakfast. The most outstandingVictor breakfast, The Columbiasical and is an especially good idea in this musical which has a was the standing ovation givenparty,TheSaturdayNightparticular problem. Dizzy Dean when he was madeGrand Ole Opry and the Pamper The problem in "Something More" is that nothing much of dra- an honorary member oftheDance at the Municipal Audito-matic interest happens. Well, almost nothing. Novelist Bill Deems Grand Ole Opry by all-time Opryrium with Ray Price and theand wife Carol are blissfully happy together with their three chil- great, Roy Acuff, and then theyCherokee Cowboys. dren and home in Mineola. There is one irritation. They have be- did a duet on "The Wabash Can- And between Wednesday nightcome so involved with local civic life that Bill can't get down to nonball." Another standing ova-and Sunday morning there werework on his second novel. He begins to suspect that life has more tionwentto WSM's Trudymany things to see and do.Ito offer than their busy but trivial routine allows time for. So on Stamper who retires this yearwonder if everybody really gotimpulse, he grabs his family by their reluctant wrists and they all after 23 years of faithful publicto see everything and do all thejet off to Portofiino, Italy. There life is sweet and the prospect relations service to The Grandthings they intended to do whenof enriching extramarital adventures is dangled before Bill and OleOpry. A specialRecordthey came? If so, I would likeCarol. After very little deliberation neither of them decides to World Award wasgiventoto meet them. go through with it, and the curtain falls on a happy ending. Trudy by Bob Austin. On a Who can ever forget the jam That's it. And the biggest laugh of the evening may be an im- lighternoteRepublicanRoysessionsheldinthe Sho-Budplied one: that a couple from suburbia has to go to Italy to bump Acuff paid off a bet to Democratroom orthe Emmons Guitarinto infidelity. Ernest Tubb and Pappy Tiptonroom? No one who was there of WCNW,Hamilton,Ohio, will ever forget the guitar play- Rewarding Score for ABC-If picked up the $500 first prizeingofCapitol'sGlen Camp- bell that Thursday night. To all But, as mentioned above, this thin plot is fleshed out with a score and all the added loot that went of a score or more-music by Sammy Fain and lyrics by Marilyn with it as the Grand Ole Opryof those musicians . . . Buddie disk jockey of the year. Emmons, Jimmy Day, Haland Alan Bergman. And much of their work is rewarding. They've The highlight of the '64 con-Ruggs, Buddy Charlton, Buddywritten with the pop audience in mind and many of the tunes vention came Friday night whenSpiker,TommyBush, Peteshould make the transition from stage to record to supper club with the CMA held the world pre-Burke, Gary Adams, Glen Camp-ease. "Better All the Time," "In No Time at All," "I Feel Like New bell,Donny Young andanyYear's Eve," "One Long Last Look" and "Life is Too Short" are miere showing of MGM's "Your the best of the big bunch. (ABC -Paramount has the cast album others I may have left out... Cheatin' Heart," the life story and a long one it will be if recorded-the label has not yet decided of Hank Williams. The theaterthanks for some moments we .lwhether it will or won't record.) was packed with the great and spent. "Something More" is also served by an energetic cast under the the near -great as former WSM And so, we now eagerly waitdirection of Jule Styne, on holiday himself from his usual com- announcer T. Tommy Cutrer didfor next year. Maybe you missedposer's role and looking for something more than renown as a his usual wonderful job of han-itthisyear.If you did youtunesmith. Barbara Cook is the leader of the group, putting pasta dling the stage show that wasmissed one of the finest. Accord-and other tasty ingredients into her playing. Miss Cook is a button - held prior to the showing of theing to Bill Williams, who takesfaced soprano with a cute flair for comedy and tremendous stamina movie. It was during this thatover in Trudy's place at WSM,and when she's singing the show's best numbers, they've really Tex Ritter was named to thenext year's gonna be bigger!got something. Arthur Hill as Bill makes his music comedy debut and is also obviously after something more than a reputation as a A NEW NED MILLER RFLEASE top dramatic actor. He won't find it here. His singing is only ade- vdt\INER quate and the part gives him little room to act. Ronny Graham, LIKEA/./KESOUNDS A Hi).playing a neanderthal-browed Europe burn, Peg Murray as an L0016 1° CARRIES A GREAT MESSAGE Italian widow on the make and Joan Copeland as a sculptress of noble birth are entrusted with the other roles and do right by them. Two dancers identified in the program only as the "bongo "DO WHAT YOU DO WELL" couple" do most of the strenuous dancing and they'rereally by riveting. There's always something to watch or listen to in "Something Ned Miller More"-a song, enchanting Barbara Cook lampooning, the bongo Fabor137 couple rippling, but it usually has very little to do with the book. ( 2600 W. Olive Ave. And so despite the constant work, the playwright Nate Monaster _--y---Aca,oaRECORD CO.P. 0. Box 1487, Burbank, Calif. can't quite disguise the fact that "Something More" is too often la Phonc 213 846-4744 dull-ce vita.

26 RECORD WORLD-November 21, 1964 TOP COUNTRY SINGLES TOP COUNTRY LP'S

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1 1 ONCE A DAY 1 26 14 FINALLY 13 1 1 THE BEST OF JIM REEVES 14 Connie Smith-RCA Victor 8416 Kitty Wells 8 Webb Pierce-Decca 31663 RCA Victor LPM-2890: LSP-2890 2 2 THE BEST OF BUCK OWENS 19 27 30THREE A. M. 3 2 2 THE RACE IS ON 10 Capitol T-2105: ST -2105 Bill Anderson-Decca 31681 George Jones-U. A. 751 3 4 TOGETHER AGAIN/ 28 23 I'M GONNA TIE ONE ON 3 3 I DON'T CARE 15 MY HEART SKIPS A BEAT 14 TONIGHT Buck Owens-Capitol T-2135: ST -2135 Buck Owens-Capitol 5240 Wilburn Bros.-Decca 31632 4 3 GEORGE JONES SINGS LIKE 4 4 GIVE ME FORTY ACRES (TO *29 37 YOU'RE THE ONLY WORLD DICKENS 12 TURN THIS RIG AROUND) 11 I KNOW 2 United Artists UAL -3364: UAS-6364 Willis Bros.-Starday 681 Sonny James-Capitol 5280 5 5 R. F. D. 12 Marty Robbins-Columbia CL -2220: CS -9020 5 6 MAD 10 30 31 PLEASE TALK TO MY HEART 15 Roy Price-Columbia 43076 6 8 BITTER TEARS 4 Dave Dudley-Mercury 72308 Johnny Cash-Columbia CL -2248: CS -9048 31 35 HALF OF THIS, HALF OF THAT 3 THANKS A LOT 20 *6 8 THE LUMBERJACK Wynn Stewart-Capitol 5271 Ernest Tubb-Dccca DL -4514: DL -74514 Hal Willis-Sims 207 32 33 RINGO 4 8 9 COUNTRY DANCE FAVORITES 1 Faron Young-Mercury MG -20931: SR -60931 *1 9 CROSS THE BRAZOS AT WACO 6 Lorne Greene-RCA Victor 8444 Billy Walker-Columbia 43120 9 6 LOVE LIFE 11 33 36 THANK MY LUCKY STARS Ray Price-Columbia CL -2189: CS -8989 Eddy Arnold-RCA Victor 8445 *8 10 I'LL GO DOWN SWINGING 8 10 10 HAPPY TO BE UNHAPPY 5 Ray Clark-Capitol T-2031: ST -2031 Porter Wagoner-RCA Victor 8432 34 29 MR. AND MRS. USED TO BE 11 Ernest Tubb & Loretta Lynn-Decca 31643 11 14 COUNTRY MUSIC TIME 6 9 5 CHUG -A -LUG 11 Kitty WAs-Decca DL -4554: DL -74554 35 39 PUSHED IN A CORNER 4 Roger Miller-Smash 1926 12 11 MORE HANK SNOW Ernest Ashworth --Hickory 1281 SOUVENIRS 31 12 10 1 MY FRIEND ON THE RIGHT 36 41 I NEVER CARED FOR YOU RCA Victor LPM-2813: LSP-2813 Faron Young-Mercury 72313 Willie Nelson-Monument 855 13 17 YESTERDAY'S GONE 4 11 12FORBIDDEN STREET 12 31 32 JUST BETWEEN THE TWO Roy Drusky-Mercury MG -20919: SR -60919 Carl Butler & Pearl-Columbia 43102 OF US 10 14 12 TRAVELIN' WITH DAVE DUDLEY 8 Merle Haggard 8 Bonnie Owens-Tally 181 Mercury MG -20927: SR -60927 12 11 I GUESS I'M CRAZY 20 15 13 MOONLIGHT AND ROSES 26 Jim Reeves-RCA Victor 8383 38 21 DERN YA' 14 Ruby Wright-Ric 126 Jim Reeves-RCA Victor LPM-2854: LSP-2854 13 15 IT AIN'T ME BABE 16 16 DANG ME/CHUG-A-LUG 16 39 34 HOW THE OTHER HALF LIVES 7 Roger Miller-Smash MPS -27049: FRS -67049 Johnny Cash-Columbia 43145 Johnnie 8 ionic Mosby-Columbia 43100 17 22 THERE STANDS THE GLASS 21 *14 19 FOUR STRONG WINDS 5 40 (-) EVERYBODY'S DARLIN' PLUS Carl Smith-Columbia CL -2173: CS -8973 Bobby Bare-RCA Victor 8443 MINE *18 24 I DON'T CARE 2 Browns-RCA Victor 8423 Buck Owens-Cnpitol T-2186: ST -2186 15 16 LOVE LOOKS GOOD ON YOU 5 David Houston-Epic 9720 41 47 MISMATCH 2 19 23 BY REQUEST Bobby Barnett-Sims 198 Fcrlin Husky-Cupitol T-2101: ST -2101

16 17 WHEN IT'S OVER 5 42 46 HE MADE YOU FOR ME 2 20 18 I WALK THE LINE 21 Carl Smith-Columbia 43124 Kitty Wells 8 Webb Pierce-Decca 31663 Johnny Cash-Columbia CL -2190: CS -8990

21 20 11 13 DON'T BE ANGRY 12 43 43 BIBLE IN HER HAND 4 WEBB PIERCE STORY Decca DXB-181: DXBS-7181 Stonewall Jackson-Columbia 43076 Grant Turner-Chart 1130 22 26 WORLD OF A COUNTRY BOY 14 44 (-) LEAVE A LITTLE PLAY 18 18 GO CAT GO 5 Johnny Philips PHM-200-I39: PHS-600-139 Norma Jean-RCA Victor 8433 (IN THE ROPE OF LOVE) Bob Jennings-Sims 202 *23 (-) THE TRAVELIN' BARE 1 19 20 STOP ME 4 Bobby Bare-RCA Victor LPM-2955: LSP-2955 45 (-) PASS THE BOOZE Bill Philips-Decca 31648 Ernest Tubb-Decca 31706 24 21 SING -A -SONG 2 Hank Williams, Jr.-MGM E 4213 20 21 HE CALLED ME BABY 6 46 44 11 HERE COMES MY BABY 25 Patsy Cline-Decca 31671 Dottie West-RCA Victor 8374 29 HAVE I TOLD YOU LATELY THAT I LOVE YOU 2 21 22 IN THE MIDDLE OF A MEMORY 14 41 (-) CLOSE ALL THEM HONKY Jim Reeves-Camden 842 Carl Belew-RCA Victor 8406 TONKS 26 30 FAITHFULLY YOURS 2 Charlie Walker-Epic 9727 Eddie Arnold- 22 24 LONELY GIRL RCA Victcr LPM-2969: LSP-2969 Carl Smith-Columbia 43124 48 49 IN CASE YOU CHANGE YOUR 21 15 DOWN HOME 9 MIND 2 Melba Montgomery- United Artists UAL -3369: UAS-6369 23 25 DON'T LET HER KNOW 4 Bill Anderson-Decca 31681 Buck Owens-Capitol 5240 28 25 BEFORE I'M OVER YOU 21 49 48 I DON'T LOVE YOU ANYMORE 22 Loretta Lynn-Decca DL -4541: DL -74541 24 26 MOTHER-IN-LAW 8 Charlie Louvin-Capitol 5173 29 8 Jim Nesbitt-Chart 1100 28 BLUE AND LONESOME George Jones-Mercury MG -20906 50 (-) THAT'S WHERE MY MONEY

25 28 ONE OF THESE DAYS 8 GOES 30 (-) HONKY TONK MAN 1 Marty Robbins-Columbia 43134 Webb Pierce-Decca 31704 Johnny Horton-Columbia CL -1721; CS -8779

RECORD WORLD-November 21, 1964 27 TOGETHER AGAIN! THE TWO FABULOUS "THE DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES" AND "MOON RIVER" TALENTS. ANDY WILLIAMS

DEA"RHEART "4-43180 BY HENRY MANCINI LATEST HIT VERSION OF ANOTHER SURE ACADEMY AWARD WINNER ON COLUMBIA RECORDS")