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BURNETT: BROADWAY's NEWEST STAR ABC -Paramount Should Have Another Hit Album with What's Hot Exclusive! MB RADIO EXPOSURE CHART Where! AMLSINGLE COPY PRICE: 250 Incorporating music reporter Vol. VIII, No. 44, June 6, 1964 CAROL BURNETT: BROADWAY'S NEWEST STAR ABC -Paramount should have another Hit album with "Fade Out -Fade In" to complement its "High Spirits" LP. HOW INFLUENTIAL ARE THOSE MUSIC NEWSLETTERS? Behind The Gavin, Turntable, Tempo and Randal Reports 40PAMMIENS Exclusive Interview With Ed Sullivan: "OUR SHOW IS STILL AMERICAN" 4, 2 Dick Adler: Showman For Presidents OV4PZ VINIOU1A 1S3M New singles activity at Unite 140130N1bd A3XYN 'V 130IN 3 413 3-17 PIN three ofakind 4aS,c ME SA THEOf YEARbib from one ofakind Dianeit's another chart -climber fromRena Diane, watch it move! the ultimate in entertainment A MUSIC BUSINESS POP 100 JUNE 6, 1964 Record below Top 10 listed in BOLD FACE made the greatest upward rise from last week's chart. Check symbol (1.40) indicates new on chart thisweek. National popularity based on sales data provided exclusively to Music Business by the nation's largest retail chains, plus radio play and sales by standard retail outlets, one stops and racks. 'Chapel of Love' Tops The Chart THE MONEY RECORDS SALE BLAZERS This Last This Last WeekWeek Weekast WeekWeek 1 2 CHAPEL OF LOVE 11 12 (JUST LIKE) ROMEO & JULIET 21 22WRONG FOR EACH OTHER DIXIE CUPS, Red Bird 10-001 REFLECTIONS, Golden World 6008 ANDY WILLIAMS, Columbia 43015 2 1 LOVE ME DO 12 16 P.S.: I LOVE YOU 22 26 THREE WINDOW COUPE BEATLES, Tollie 9008 BEATLES, Tollie 9008 RIP CHORDS, Columbia 43035 5 A WORLD WITHOUT LOVE 31 PEOPLE BARBRA STREISAND, Columbia 42965 fiii34 TEARS AND ROSES PETER AND GORDON, Capitol 5175 AL MA_RTINO, Capitol 5183 14 9 BITS AND PIECES 6 LOVE ME WITH ALL YOUR HEART DAVE CLARK FIVE, Epic 9671 24 13 RONNIE RAY CHARLES SINGERS, Command 4040 4 SEASONS, Philips 40185 23 I DON'T WANT TO BE 5 3 MY GUY 40 TODAY MARY WELLS, Motown 1056 HURT ANYMORE NEW CHRISTY MINSTRELS, Columbia 43000 NAT KING COLE, Capitol 5155 6 4 HELLO, DOLLY! 45 I GET AROUND LOUIS ARMSTRONG, Kapp 573 29 WHAT'D I SAY BEACH BOYS, Capitol 5174 ELVIS PRESLEY, RCA Victor 8360 7 7 LITTLE CHILDREN 401'24 DIANE 39 ONCE UPON A TIME BILLY J. KRAMER & THE DAKOTAS, MARY WELLS & MARVIN GAYE, Motown 1057 Imperial 66027 BACHELORS, London 9639 10 WALK ON BY 30 EVERY LITTLE BIT HURTS 28 14 DO YOU WANT TO KNOW A SECRET DIONNE WARWICK, Scepter 1274 BRENDA HOLLOWAY, Tamla 54094 BEATLES, Yee Jay 587 41 TELL ME WHY 4Its I DO YOU LOVE ME 32 VIVA LAS VEGAS DAVE CLARK FIVE, Epic 9678 ELVIS PRESLEY, RCA Victor 8360 BOBBY VINTON, Epic 9687 10 8 IT'S OVER 20 25 COTTON CANDY 30 27THE VERY THOUGHT OF YOU ROY ORBISON, Monument 837 AL HIRT. RCA Victor 8364 RICK NELSON, Decca 31612 ACTION RECORDS ThisLast ThisLast This Last Week Week Week Week WeekWeek 31 37 BE ANYTHING (BUT BE MINE) 54 60GOOD GOLLY MISS MOLLY 4111000I'M INTO SOMETHIN' GOOD CONNIE FRANCIS, MGM 13237 SWINGING BLUE JEANS, Imperial 66030 EARL -JEAN. Colas 729 65 NO PARTICULAR PLACE TO GO -A" 69YESTERDAY'S GONE 78 79 THE BEATLES E.P. BERRY, Chess 1898 CHAD STUART & JEREMY CLYDE, Capitol EAP1-2121 CHUCK World Artists 1021 50MY BOY LOLLIPOP ALONE WITH YOU MILLIE SMALL, Smash 1893 56 57 ONE WAY LOVE al BRENDA LEE, Decca 31628 DRIFTERS, Atlantic 2225 34 28 I'M SO PROUD 80 82 BEANS IN MY EARS IMPRESSIONS, ABC -Paramount 10544 57 61 GIVING UP SERENDIPITY SINGERS, Philips 40198 GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS,mass325 63 WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH YOU BABY 81 81 I CAN DANCE MARY WELLS & MARVIN GAVE, Motown 1057 58 59 ROCK ME BABY BRIAN POOLE & THE TREILELOES, B. B. KING, Kent 393 Monument 840 36 36 GONNA GET ALONG WITHOUT 59 62 SOMETHING YOU GOT 82 83 PRECIOUS WORDS YOU NOW TRACEY DEY. Amy 901 ALVIN ROBINSON, Tiger 104 WALLACE BROTHERS, Sims 174 37 17 WHITE ON WHITE ALONE 83 97 KICK THAT LITTLE FOOT, SALLY ANN DANNY WILLIAMS, United Artists 685 4 SEASONS, Vee Jay 597 ROUND ROBIN, Domain 1404 38 43 WHENEVER HE HOLDS YOU 61 66 BE MY GIRL tut)._I/ TENNESSEE WALTZ BOBBY GOLDSBORO, United Artists 710 FOUR EVERS, Smash 1887 SAM COOKE, RCA Victor 8368 39 48 DON'T THROW YOUR LOVE AWAY 62 44 KISS ME QUICK 85 !?.110 MILORD SEARCHERS, Kapp 593 ELVIS PRESLEY, RCA Victor 447-0639 BOBBY DARIN. Atm 6297 53BAD TO ME 63 71 BEG ME 86 89 FRENCH SONG BILLY J. KRAMER & THE DAKOTAS, CHUCK JACKSON, Wand 154 LUCILLE STARR, Alm 204 Imperial 66027 64 58 A WORLD WITHOUT LOVE 87 88 HICKORY, DICK AND DOC 41 15 CAN'T BUY ME LOVE BOBBY RYDELL, Cameo 320 BOBBY VEE, Liberty 56700 BEATLES. Capitol 5150 'dk`80 THE WORLD I USED TO KNOW 88 1,00 THE GIRL FROM IPANEMA 42 21 WISH SOMEONE WOULD CARE JIMMY RODGERS. Dot 16595 STAN GETZ, Verve 10322 IRMA THOMAS, Imperial 66013 66 68 CANDY MAN 89 1,00 DON'T WORRY BABY 43 52 I'LL TOUCH A STAR BRIAN POOLE & THE TREMELOES, BEACH BOYS, Capitol 5174 TERRY STAFFORD, Crusader 105 Monument 840 90 85 BIG BOSS LINE 44 19 SHANGRI-LA 67 76 TOO LATE TO TURN BACK NOW JACKIE WILSON, Brunswick 55266 ROBERT MAXWELL, Decca 25622 BROOK BENTON, Mercury 72266 91 87 RULES OF LOVE lek"67 DON'T LET THE SUN CATCH 68 78 PARTY GIRL ORLONS. Cameo 319 YOU CRYING BERNADETTE CARROLL. Laurie 3238 92 goo THE GIRL'S ALRIGHT WITH ME GERRY AND THE PACEMAKERS Laurie 3251 16"Of THE FIRST NIGHT OF THE FULL MOON TEMPTATIONS, Gordy 7032 46 18 CROOKED LITTLE MAN JACK JONES, Kapp 589 93 vf REMEMBER ME SERENDIPITY SINGERS, Philips 40175 70 77I'LL BE IN TROUBLE RITA PAVONE, RCA Victor 8365 TEMPTATIONS, Gordy 7032 47 49 I RISE,I FALL 94fro LAZY ELSIE MOLLY JOHNNY TILLOTSON, MGM 13232 71 73 ACROSS THE STREET CHUBBY CHECKER, Parkway 920 48 20 SHANGRI-LA I,ENNY O'IOENRY, Atco 6291 95 1000 YOU COMB HER HAIR VIC DANA, Dolton 92 72 74ANOTHER CUP OF COFFEE JOEY POWERS, Amy 903 49 38 DEAD MAN'S CURVE BROOK BENTON. Mercury 72266 96 98 DREAM LOVER JAN AND DEAN, Liberty 55672 ak.VWHAT HAVE I GOT OF MY OWN PARIS SISTERS, MGM 13236 TRINI LOPEZ, Reprise 276 50 56 I DON'T WANNA BE A LOSER 97 FARMER JOHN LESLEY GORE, Mercury 72270 74 72 HURT BY LOVE PREMIERES, Faro 605 64EVERYBODY KNOWS INEZ FOXX, Symbol 20-001 98 1.10 SHE'S MY GIRL STEVE LAWRENCE, Columbia 43407 75 84GONNA GET ALONG WITHOUT BOBBY SHAFTO, Rust 5082 52 55GOODBYE BABY (BABY, GOODBYE) YOU NOW 99 110° THE MAGIC OF OUR SUMMER LOVE SOLOMON BURKE, Atlantic 2226 SKEETER DAVIS, RCA Victor 8347 TYMES, Cameo 992 A&70THE WORLD OF LONELY PEOPLE .asVMEMPHIS 100 1.0° ANGELITO ANITA BRYANT. Columbia 43037 JOHNNY RIVERS, Imperial 66032 RENE AND RENE, Columbia 43054 Published weekly by Music Business. Inc.. 225 West 57 St., New York, N.Y. 10019. Second class postage paid at New York, N.Y., andadditional mailing office. 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O COAST TO COAST Cameo 322 8 (Sonovox, ASCAP) (2:15) N. Welch(Love Theme From) THE CARPET- JOHNNY MATHIS MARVIN GAYE 9SUMMERTIME U.S.A. BAGGERS Mercury 72287 Tamla 54095 (Sonovox, ASCAP) (2:20) N. Welch(Famous, ASCAP)(1:58) E. Bern- TASTE OF TEARS TRY IT BABY O Both sides move and both sides have stein (Prize Elm Drive, ASCAP) (2:46) - (Jobete, BMI)(2:54) - Gordy a chance for the teen market. Flipis"If You Love Me" (Duchess, Bart, Wyatt Flipis"If My Heart Could Sing,"8 0 BMI)(2:30)Monnot-Parsons WHITE ROSES FROM A BLUE (SteinandVanstock, ASCAP) -0 A lush,richrecording of thelove VALENTINE Broadnax, Vandenburg 0 theme from "The Carpetbaggers" (Elm Drive, ASCAP) (2:43) - Glad- This boy has been hot as a single and movie that has areal chance for stone, Spence as a teammate on the charts with CHARLES ALBERTINE hitsville. Two of Johnny'snicestsides.Both Mary Wells.Here'sanother solo0Colpix CP 726 have the soft, crooning ballad feel job that clicks. 0 THE LONG SHIPS, Part I &II JOHNNIE MAE MATTHEWS and either or both could hit charts.
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