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BRITAIN'S first ever Pop Proms - a pop SARSTEDT music equivalent of the classical music promenade concerts-is planned for London's Royal Albert Ha\l from June 2_9 to July 25. There will be ten shows m seven days featuring top British and American acts in GOES the pop, blues, country and folk fields. Among the names that Nems pr?moter Roy Guest is hoping to get is the Enc Cl~pton• Stevie Winwood-Ginger Baker " Super· group." NORTH Says Guest: "July 4 will be the Ameri ETER SARSTEl:IT can night, but we celebrated hitting want to make the number one in the s h o w s essentially MM Pop 30 this British so there won't be too many Ameri week in a spectac-1- can acts. lar way - he flew to " We want to em _fopenhagen for a re~ phasise, too, that this union with his Danish is a youth festival, ~ not just a music festi JULIE'S S0[0b', Where val." ==:....::--==:..::...-=eplaced 5 The Royal Albert .,,pe!:J~~;x aht J\1~~c~~e~,~,,:;,/;=;'--:T~ITlllll!I.E!!_ il!IO')!F[!th~e9'ne?w'-:T Hall will be decorated Free Trade Hall (March fl), sil\Rle, released on M UverpQQ\ Ph,\hMmonic (\ 5) '" " &ked Jam Roll - ...rnrur ., .....~-"T--..•.'r·~~ with posters and and London'i;. Roya\ Fesl1va\ Eye," It is a group- com- American tnp which opr flowers and a special Hall (April \ 2). posiLion July 's People on April 2 is hoped to include 1 appearances .. There ; ~edftte~~~}- Julie recorded re2,~din~p~~eir s.. Ji~heer, alt~: 55 11 The sound system hl"r BBC-TV show for \'larch at the Cluh Noreik, Totten• ~rn"~ec6r~ ~~ !~bu~i~ 15 wilh the Sandpipers, Dusty ham the States will utilise 85 speak S p r i n g fie I d and Tom ers. "We want to 1 0 ~~Ji~p:~~ :1 !~th'T~~- as ~!fi create conditions that a~ !'in,::1ri,:: "The Morning from ht>r new DI bum British groups in huge U.S. tour will be conducive to the artists," A HUGE package tour of America BARRY FOR REVIVAL featuring the cream or British groups Guest. A spokesman for BARRY RYAN, \\·!,o returns ~o~:;ngor°'f:;~i: o/iu:;u t~!ah:mmg;~~ from a Continental 1our on East and West. the Royal Albert Hall ..-.unU•r. may makC' an e~ His clubs have consistently showcased tensive tour of Austr.tha this the best British groups and now the commented, " If It aummrr. Barry pr~v1ously groups are to joil\ forces for a tour p works It can't do tourt>d "down under w1lh which will Jast from July into Aur his twin hruther, Paul two Among the names. set • re Joe C anybody any harm, the Who Jeff Beck Jethro Tull ye~:x~,,~eek, Bari)'. i.<. off Years After, Terry · Reid and We are quite happy again tn the Conunent to HaJ::emCocker 1oes to the US f~r about IL The only apr,ear in Milan, Berlin tmd MaUrid Sullivan TV appearance on Apnl thin: that makes us He has an a series of one-nlshter• untll lhe April Titled Rroup tou· Ufll_appy Is unruly ~mg"> P- • S-k SIX bl!liav.iber. LOUIS ARMSTRONG BACK IN HOSPITAL
EW YORK, l"uesday. - Louis A~rong Is N back In New York's Beth lsrae Hospital where his con~7tion is described as "c tlcal," re• ports Jeff At.t!rton. His cpl'~ltlon Is such that he Is not, at present, allowed visitors or even to receive phone calls. Tt.< JAZZ trumpet giant, who wlll be II OD July 4, ,·.as taken to hospllal last September with blood clots In his leg. His docton allo said that he ball lost too much wel1ht while dletlna. 1.{JU IS : " described as critical." He came out of hoapltal In January 11f11! FIFTH COLUMN PLUS TWO I st11d 1h1° nl h t• , wt·i·~ I'd BRITISH TOU R ~ive )OU -.om t: mur,· mh,rma• \ion on tht· nn., MlRCURY J A/.Z !-.tRH , _ ..., d i, h1 •r t· 11 1\ " GIFTS AND Mf'~'i".Gt'"; " h~· ROLAND KIRK (SMWI 2102 0) h,, .. ROI.AND roi;1n11i f!hout on M,m11 llow, !Itri, h. tt'nor, fl111t•, U t-1 ENGILBER.T 2 !11 BUT OF lHl SHKUS Engelbert Humpi:-rdinck, Decc:o Seekers, Columbio 13 !11) FEL ICIANO ... Jose FellciOt'lo, RCA J Ml TH[ BU,TLlS (Doublt Alb•m l 14 (14J FRESH CR D ,M . , .• Cream. Reaction Bcot\i:-s. Apple 15 (16J CH ITTY CHITTY BANG BANG l~I YELLOW SUBMAal Nl Beatles, Apple Soundlro<.k, United Artists ni HAIR lol'\don Co$t. Polydor 16 ( I SJ LOVI CH LLD 161 TH[ GRADUATl Soundtroc.k, CBS Diano Ross 6 Supremes, Tomlo Motown 181 TH[ WORLD OF VAL DOONICAN 17 (181 WORLD OF MAX BY GRAVES Vol Dooroico,i, Ol!'C CO Moic Bygrovt'!., Dcc:co 8 t"'I THl SOUND Df MUSIC 18 (-) WORLD OF H ITS Various Artisls, Occc:o Soundt rack. RCA 19 (-) W H EELS OF FIRE (Double Album} 9 (1 .•, THl WORLD or MANTOYANI Monlovon,, Dccco 20 (-) OLIVER So~~~~Ck~olru. • 1•1 SEVEN LETTERS 0-1.d Mor_.. CIAJ--1 121 WOPPI KING/ Mil, SOUL lh,,... GENTLEMEN! 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YOU'ii NOIOO'r 1kl SOMIIODY I.QYII YOU .., ...... , •• pl111,..... c.-...... HHO KJI ...fl. .CATAtOOUf...... , C:.lllllollf-W..+lfld~- 71C,..,.P..i, bl, ...... _, N,W,10 PICCADILLY MUSKi ROA -...... ,11,. 70 Iw.,MAfflllUIY A..Wfrllll MELODY MAKER, March 8. 1969-Pa,ze 3 Melody Maker MILES QUI NTET FOR 161 Fleet St. London EC4 Telephono 01 .353.5011 EDIYOR Jack Hutton ASSISTANT EDITOR Bob Hou:i;ton FEATURES EDITOR Bob Oawbarn ANTIBES FESTIVAL MILES DAVIS, features bassist Holland NEWS EDITOR Alan Walsh SfAFFMEN THE MILES Davis Quintet - which features Mu Jones Laurie Henshaw British bassist Dave Holland - has been booked Chris Hayes Chris Welch for this year's Antibes Jazz Festival. 8,11 Walker Tony Wilson The Festival is the 10th to be held in Juan-les-Pins, on Roy1ton Eldr,di:;c the French Riviera and takes places from July 26-30. AOVERl ISEMENl Also booked for the festival are the Buddy Tate MANAGER 1 Peter W,h,mson ~:~=n~~i~h:~ PROVIN CIAL Nt'.W~ ~~a~~~~n~;e~s t~~ ~:~~~~g ~ x~~f~!SFra~~~ EDITOR \in or Ray Charles with their own respective orchestras. Jerry OJW SO n 2•4 Oxford Road M,/ •• \~ekh~~;nd:~~lt~~; ~a8ken~s~lle~·o!!.~Z~·e~~d:a;~st'e ~o~~ Manc:hntcr 1 T elephono: Central 3232 :~fs ~:;it!, nW~~i~h'sda~~s~~y s:~,~pbe b~!p~eri:: not know at " We are negotiating for Aretha Franklin and Ray Charles but these names have not yet been finalised." For the third year, the MM Stevie Wonder is running a special holiday to the Festival, For furtht>r details. see page 12. follow-up TONY FLIES TO U.S. Again for 1969 SONGWRITER-record pro ducer Tony Macaulay files to America on May 21 10 record out next week the Foundations and the Everly Brothers in Detroit. Melody Maker Poll Both groups will be waxing STE VIE WONDER follows up Macaulay song!I as possible 1 new singles. ~\1e ~,1JI. w~~~ "to~u~~~~ ~h~h His orchestra, the London he helped to write It's titled Pops Orchestra, will have it's shows Selmer instruments " I Don't Know Why " and is first broadcast on Easter released on Tamla • Motown Monday in a show tilled nexr Friday (March 14), Coming Home. Long John Other singles scheduled for Baldry will be featured with release this week include "All the orchestra. to be the choice of Of A Sudden " from Matt Thi! Orchestra has a new Monro, "The Week Looked album, "And Now The Second Good on Paper " from Pete Movemement," released on Brown and his Battered Orna March 14, and a single, ment!!, " t)i7.z.y" br. Tommy "Vanessa,'" on March 21. top jazz musicians Roe " Bluer rhan B ue" from " Vanessa" is the theme from Roi 1 Harns, " Cry Softly " 1he film Picnic, for which In Britain! Internationally ! from Solomon King and a Tony wrote the music. rl"-release of The Toys hil "A Tubby Hayes Duke Ellington Lover's Concerto," WONDER helped write song LOVE AFFAIR TOUR (Top Musician; (Top Musician; LOVE AFFAIR'S agent, 1st, Tenor Sax Section· Top Big Band) Danny Betesh, and co-man 3rd, Small Group Section) Cannonball Adderley ~IX hall sc,Jo concert TIME BOX SINGLE ager, Sid Bacon, fly to New York on March 20 for meeting Johnny Dankworth (3rd, Alto Sax Section) .~pearances at Mo nchest,a's TITLE OF the new Trme Box free Trade Halt (March fl.), with CBS Records' executives Alto Sax; Lw~r"t,o\ Ph1\harmonlc O 5) sinRI~. released on M ':.f"Ch 14, to tie up promotion and Sonny Rollins ond London'11 Royal Festival ~y~•_,ria~~d i!a~ R~:~u~ ~~~~ puhlici!y prior to the groco's (3rd, Musician Section, (1st, Tenor Sax Section) Holl (Apr\\ 12) position f~;ri~.•n trip which opens (./ n She Is currently working on 3rd, Big Band Section) Stan Getz .- qin~lc with Alan Price_ No Time Box guest In Radio The group will be In title or release date hu been One Cl ub on March 19 and America for 2! weeks and it Ro~nie &ott (2nd, Tenor Sax Section) Pete's People on April 2 is hopeJ to include major TV (2nd, Tenor Sax Section) ~~e\u~~~:;. Julie recorded On . April 8 they start appearances. There Is also a Kenny Burrell ht'r BBC-TV shflw for Ma rch rl!cordmg their " live" album strong possibility that they Acker Bilk 31 thl' Club Noreik, Totten• will 1ecord an album while in -~ 15 with the Sandpipers, Dusly ham (2nd, Clarinet Section) S p r i n ~ fl e I d and Tom the States Sprlnglleld o~ guests. Dusty Joe Harriott d id o duet with Tom as we ll Jim Hall as ,.i ns,;mg "The Morning " (1st, Alto Sax Section) Gibson from her new album. British groups in huge U.S. tour Peter King (2nd, Guitar Section) A HUGE package tour of America (2nd, Alto Sax Section) Barney Kessel BARRY FOR REVIVAL featuring the cream of British groups Alan Haven Gibson HARRY RYAN, ,,._·ho returns ~o~:;ngor°rf:~~it ~u:;II t~;ah:mmg~~~ Lowrey Organ from a Continenlal tour on East and West. (3rd, Guitar Section) .,unuuy, may make an ex• His clubs have co nsistently showcased ( 1st, Organ Section) tensive tour or Au!tl1dlia this the best British groups and now the Brian Auger 11umme r Barry previously jlr0ups are to joir\ rorcc5 for a tour tourf'd "down under with which will last from July into August. Lowrey Organ his twin brother, Paul, two Among the names set are Jot! Cocker, year~ ago (2nd, Organ Section) Next Wl•ek, Barry is off ~:ar:'h;:fte;~rr T:r~~k, i~~hroan~ullt>r~~~ again to the Cnnlinent to Horum. Terry Smith appear in MIion, Berlin and Joe Cocker goes to the US for an Ed Gibson Madrid. Sulhvan TV appearance on April 27 and He has an LP due out in a series of one-nighter11 until the British (1st, Guitar Section) April Titled '' Dorry Ryan group LOur. sinK'> Paul Ryon," it features Spooky Tooth also tour the States for Barry singing compoo;itions hy six weeks from June 25. It is their Paul !lecnnd tour, JETHRO NAMES IN THE NEWS T";e';!odde: ~~~lon~"e1u:°~eJJ'on t~~ !:~,?1::rtf~ return ror anot.hll'r tour in London today (Thursday) November •.. Chicken Shack for their lour which opens and Deep Purple are among tomorrow (Friday) at ~~:t •~~•\\:Pb~;inA11J, 1 N~!!: Cotie:t~v~::~,s~8.nd1navia castle, on March 13 . • • r------, from March 27•31 . , , pianist Johnny Parker ha11 replaced :.2. M.~i-u:":?. w.;.': Tf! Sixteen of the belt reuom to tend for Ron Weatherburn in the Reed, la to write a 10na for illustrated Selmer brocbura. Kenny Ball band . 11aent Liverpool's In Crowd . • • 1 11 Country Joe and lhe Fish Name ...... ~~fe r:~i 1hh r~p~!:~n~:~~"}~~ appear at Waltham Forest America's Andy WIJJl1ms from a tour of the Far Eut, Technical Colleae and College Add-...... Show . _ , a Jam session in are now resident at Peckham's of Art on March 27 and not aid or the Spa1llc1 Society Adam and Eve pub , . . the Waltham Cron a, slllll'd IHI will be held on Tuesday at week. the Castle, Dalston, arranged f:un:~f~r w~~ b~~~ed ~t:.: The Alan Bown record a by Johnny Parker. Humphrey Blues Scene packaae, are now 1 Lyllehon will accept the working as I trio. Harmonica \~t :c~ ~nM~=r~harrr,~~ th player Steve Rye ha11 leh the transml,slon next montt, My UIU&I Selmer Dealer is i!t~e !~~e~he Hc~r~~!~· blues group Sam Gopal have signed ' i group has been hooked for Summer season Ruest book management and •&ency con Pleuo -d me your brochure on - their firsl Swias tour from ins:s at Combe Haven Holiday tract with tfle Robert Slig SaxandWCIOdwind April 6-13. They will record Park, Hastings, include Joe wood Organisation . , . Hap, GuilUI a live album durinR the trip Danlels Hotshot. on Saturday shash and the Coloured Coal • . Llverpool Scrne appear 11 have a new album, "The at the Institute ur Contem• ~ln., ~is)c:~d K1'! i~ Westll'rn Flier," releaaed on ~o.i- porary Arts on March 13 and (22) Bob MIiier'• MIiier• March 1-4 ~ St Pancras Town Hall (April men and Graham Bur11eU'1 Jim con• 20) • Flee~wood Mac fly to A Rell'Ves fan club Show Band appear at a Grand ventlon ia to be held at Gtrmany lhl~ Wl'tk for an Mayoral Dance 11t Waiver• don'• Nashville Room Loiz a ppt•aranrt· on Bt•at Club from hompton Civic Hall on March March 22 . . Statu, Quo Hrcmr-n . . l.evlly Lancers, I• off on May 4 for an 1..-.1y a comedy band Just returned Mls1is,lppl FrN Mcl>owll'IJ European rou, Page- 4-MELODY MAKER, March b, 1969 FIRST DATES SET FOR FIRST DATES have now been set for Martha Reeves and the Van de1las, whose imminent trip to Britain was frontpaged in the MM MARTHA AND MARY WELLS last week. Edgw~re date Tht Tamla Motown stars -,i.,hose " Dancing In The Street·· revived 45 is now On Thuruy 1,ut the Merw1on.1I H.1111, Ch.. .th ,t M. u"' th .ipproachin~ the 200,000 • I.lu nching of ,1 1tr1es of m,ute, reho?.1tul ci ve n1n i: 1 1n,ot,1" m:1rk - appear on Top Of top p,oft111on.1l1 with ,~he.1,ul b..if'lds •h,ch u C"'rt"tt) Top The Pops on March 27 THE VANDELLAS U.S. being spol'lso,ed n,1hon.1lly b) rhe MU"s • C...m,... 11 F , The, folio"' "1th a week /'J ., the Continent for th ree Live Music." Ta,,t't fo, thl' first " 1nv,1s10 f'I • t-, M 0 at the New Theatre, Oxford, months and will spend hi~ Tubby H~y~s. G,ei Bowen j tpt l, Keith Ch ro,t,.- t~111 from ~arch 30 to April I, qi - flrst three week~ in London then star at Fairfield Halls, recru11ing and rehe-a r~ing a Ronnie Chambc,b1n t .alto \, Jeff Clvnc- Nul ,11d I ~b,, stars lro}·don (2), Astoria, Finsburi backing RrOup which will bf' O rr (drs ), w~s the 25 shone Mrdw,., D.1 n,e Ou~eu,.1, Park, London (4), Dome, billed as The Greatest Lilli~ w hic h is normdlly led by Wall~ Scott Brighton (5) followed by a Show Band On Earth week lit lhe Fiec;1a . Stockto n He w,11 play a series of ~ (6) club, ballroom and caharel o~;tt~)~- ~~•·:::.:.~:.,, ,. 'lt.&Jt hr tht tt"t u..-, • ' to tour Also set is a ~uest spot dates from April I "'o,t ti f'\fen n,.n ro , • c•""''' :-in ATV·s This ls Tom Jones at New Ve,-. Va1v.,-.lt, •"' This is tentatively set fo~ MARTHA REEV ES ROLLINC STONES J J . is being hrought to "'howing on April 20, but this tg.~~o~at>:r >~ r~:~rs~: : ~,rctU o::::~:J~~~ .. (:!), date mly be switched g~i~~~ ChUIH Hadt"' ( IMI t. \ al'l4 29 :ll the Imperial Repertory makers, Lesley Gore, Jan tion which has hooked an o , n, ttt'ti s..- Oe1111 , • - Britain To tie in with the visit of Theatre. Portobello Rood. The • Cllrto1m'J 'l nd Dean, Billy J . Kramer and American group, the G-Clefs Martha Reeves ar.J the Van• times of the showings are: the Dakotas and the Bar• for a tour which ope.ns PLATTERS, G<:11net Mimms, dellas, an album titled " Dane FULL h •to1n at tht l ot Ch1• 1 3.15 pm, 6.15 pm and 9.10 barians tomorrow (Friday) with a A l illtUd UOO l"t Wff' ,.-h,a '.\1a~ Wells. Inez and mg m The Street " is being pm with an extra showing at released double date at the Cue Club, Hto1mplo ny I.YH•h•"' .. , .... , ... Charlie Foxx, Chuck Berry, midnight on March 29 J. J. JACKSON RETURNS Padd1nRton, and Rockstead) •" all-stu s lo• w In a ul ..r o,, Rufus Thom:1s Sam the The film was filmed at the Club, Islington. Spastics Soc••t.Y •~•l\f llo• DEKKER TOURS g to1e SlS who I•"• Uteir ltrY•Ct\ Sham, Solomon Burke and Santa Monica Civic Audi AMERICAN SOUL star J . J . Another Sellers-O'Donovan rr-n • • , . K•lth Chrh,ht. W-1lh Len Barry an all set for torium during a huge music Jackson retu rns for his th'-:d tour brings Oscar Toney Jnr Fawlles . .lotu.. ny fl'•rlltf. T..,., British dates by promoter DESMOND DEKKER and the festival and also features the British lour on March 11 back to Britain for three hy\l.u. .d41t ny.. , . • Ill Roy Tempest Aces open a British tour on Miracles, Gerry and the Pace. He will be in Britain an d weeks from April 25 March 14 at Eastbourne. L------, ~;.•:::~•.,.-,;:,r.; s1;':~1;;;. K::!l The itinerary includes They follow with dates at colm C rlffl th. ·~- Putt ••• appearances at London•~ Leeds (15), Slough (16), Fel famous Flam1ns:o Club. tham (18), London's Sa Platter-. open at the Royal, mantha's (19), Bristol (20), Tottt-nham and the Flamin~o Leyton and London's Roaring Cl ark e-B o Ian d Big B an d E~:~;J;;~::•-::~-:•7:: on April 11 20's (21 ), Cat ford and Hollo- Fo•d• fllm Ct,1'""'"Y hl"9 t.hol Gamet Mimms opens at the ~s!'emhh' Ronms. Worthinlil:. wafhf ~Ju~n~n~!a!~0'J..gi~)2I and Hatchl"tt ·s ( 17). followed ~fit}~-{~:··~~~:~. h\ \\'h1te Lion, Edg"are. and STONES IN FILM breaks Robe rt.,011 (Ut\bs). Hutlo C•lt- Flamingo (If.). Scott Club records man. Teddy •dwu 1- •nd \t:iry Wells kicks-Off at the THE ROLLING Stones. The IN ITS two-week season at On the comnullt't' with 1he H•.-.ld I.and (q,c,~\. "o•ntU While L1t,n, Edgware. and Ronnie Scott's, which Rev Fra nk li n a nd Art" lha • ,u1h1 (pl'IO). Ill• IHHS (b,u.,\ Beach Boys, James Brown and and J°' Harris (dnl Flaminio (May 2l. followed by the famous Flames, the finished on Saturday with a Frankli n are Harry Rtlafo nt Uockwork Orange and Civic Supremes and Chuck Berry triumphant farewell session , Lena Horne. S1d nt') Po1l 1t'r H-211. '.".antWlch (3) are some of the stars m the K £,~. ~l~t":::-e11.!·~:::~ t.'!~ Inn and Charlie Foxx pla'" the Kenny Clarke-Francy ~;~cy MfJf1~"on . Lt4tl~~; btrley. on Mard, , TM-. U put I American film Gather No \~!~· Boland Big Band broke all or clwb',, 11•w poh~y • p...,. the- Pnnce!l!i and Domino Moss, which is to be shown Berry Gord) 81II Cnsh~ and th• clul'1,;.. \hnche!ller (Ma,· 6). a!i attendance records for the 11trtl dlffe,e111t llar tl"Oto1p, lt•t ror three days in London this James Brown. tt1e two bands that h•ve hlth1-• their flrsr dat .. month London club. As a result, to been ttsldu,t. kid M•rt1A'-. l..huck Berry upens at the The film has been shown in it has been invi ted back fo r MARYS' NEW DISC R•·th"• a.•d aitd th• H lll Pnncesi and Domino Clubs. England only at two or three a month's stay in October. ~~:c:e,w::::;r;"· WIU be f-t- , \ 1anche,ner (\tav 23). London cinemas and is being Ba nd ma nager Gigi Campi A NEW Mary Hopkm sin,:le q;ulus Thomas starts at Vic shown on March 27. 28 and told lhe MM on Saturday that will be released wi1hin a toriana and \1ardi Gras club~. the engagement had been a monlh. said Apple Pte!-S r:ui.. '::~ ,,::--~.. ,..~--~,:·;: I Liverpool (Mav JO). very happy and successful officer Derek Taylor this lhe R•-~ • •Ud11119 S•~IIY• ll • JAGGER How do you IN 3-D Th• flr•t of three 1reat artlclH on translate Mick J•11er b• aln• next wHk , 'Boom Bang a Bang'? McGregor to the rescue SO WE CAN release those bat~d ? reaths and "'' 1uo1c-,o.AN I J:U OUht11 , 11 11 power • nd Ron Malhewson 11 • Jeep untroubled in our beds o mght. Some , . .. ,. 11111 11 Ii• • 11 ,. ••1111,u , 1t 11 1 un1Uh11 and artlcul11t1 bHI ' " " W" 111 tt1U • l11•11• l ot 11 " •1• player Anll In Louis Stewart ~h' g with the international ti tle of " Boom • •1ttt•lt1l111t • •111 11 11 1 JU !I . , Ito• Tubby hH round • guitarl1t B~~g-a-Bang," written by ~~ter Warner and llll lt trnl u ll o, 11 II• • 1,1 11/illl ht who rolly du.rved the almost 1"'1 1hHII 1" 11 11 11 1 h WIii llt11 110 ln111nl IUCCIU hll achieved Alan Moorehouse, is the British entry for the ,,., r,J,, .. 11 , Ill• 110111 ltrtu,- tjl &Ince he moYect to London from lf 11 l1111I Hul h • ' tt• 1t111111 111f • I Oublln - ALAN WALSH Eurovision Song Contest. I 111111lo hl11 "'• I ,ulv HIit h • II fl ll ll 1tn lllunrl• r AL AN PRICE BIIJJ Mnrtin, who with ------. M•th• II h 111I \ 11111,-tl1ht y t,1 IIH p h I Co u I t c r ~rote wlllt 11l•Vllli, In 111 11 11!1+,111111111 Brita in 's only Eurov1s1on fnt ""h 11,, 111 ,111u11Uv ,IM 1!111 ALAN P RICE made hi• flrlt m1Jor London appe• r1nu ror winner, "Puppe! On A ::~~"'\~,\~ 1~"!n~ :/:,~.,~•',,,"'~I~:~; ,om• time when he wa1 pre,C!nt• String" as well as last fthllljl l IIHlr 111 11 tnllh•III Wtltlt UI ed In cabuet at the Brunel year's number two, "~o~ hi• 1,.lh1w 111111111,111 l11t111,1y Unlvrr,lty, UxbrldgC! IHl we• k grntulallons," tipped 1t m ~r.~t'~li',u 1,~~ ...·.ii•;~~,~1.~::1 1,1.~"Zj, ,:~ ~:,c)~•d J:in Ly':.."u!:O~~on g•,::~;: lnsL week's MM as the •u IUotM•II l1,,lw 11 "11 1h11 1111111 H11rold Beckett and Denis Andre '' c.lnrk hor~e" of the con .,., •• llo\011 , .. , .. 111,., ltjU l 11 m111u•, II' (tpU), WIiiy P1yne (gtr), Boots test. This week he de tit 1/l!llfll•,. hut IJI .. Wllltl 111111 Sl11de (bau gtr) and Hughie Lluil, M11l111h1 Flynl (drO, Al• n, In a llghl• clined to join the chorus lh loo )111111 ,11111,0. h• hi.ii¥ hHrted mood, led th1 group of mutterings against the ,,.,.,., • 111, ,u111 rtu1 • 11,1 111 through • vuy good ut sonk's potential, but d•.d 1h1ti, .. 1I Ill • f PW lllfl l' 11111111> Th• group h11• • big 1ound say: " I do think lhat ll tl•III, 11111 w•• • hit U'f h ll tl! with pl• nty of punch, 111d Alan lh• 111 • 0 whu ,,,. ,r,1r,,,.. ,1 .,, manag•d to kHP them tight doesn't give Lulu the • nd twinging on • variety of ::t~ll,~:,\11' t• H Y* IU • I W ig chance to show off her - n u mbers that Included " Can't (hoh,u '"" 111<11111111111• l• NU Turn You LOOI•," " Mr Rich• bubbling persona hty and that could be important." =~~" ln:otf ~~f,':'" II~ , 111: ~.~¥01N l'!'I~~ :: ;'o°o~d~11 F~~~ur~~l.~'onti•~• ~•.!=; • " "" 0•111.it •• •,. 11,, ""' " N1w m11n compositions " T ickle Mo " a nd " Si mo n Smith And H/1 D11ncl ng Baar,•· " Don 't Doubts I-1a.'7ers : ,:~ril~ lll'f~." Al~r\~• ,'~: ~•:!;!~,• !1 ml11111n w h lll l 11111011 '1 lol •I• ol r h )'l hmlr ht111• lln , llr1 11nll roellh1' chelr , Dul Jf )'OUw.nn a Slop Th• Ca rnival " a nd " Hi• WEEKLY TONIC 11 11 1 0 1 1 Llty,Hl•Lo." ~,;::,':·.~~-,,~r •:,~:(•;i.~:~:~:~!~~~-·~~:f !::, :1~1 ~T:~ :;:u::~·· ~0~·;,.::~.: ~r. .:~ !"'" •.' :,!;:~:. ha il . ,::~,1 ~~. r.:~~1n l°ih1n"~ k~~;t yo: h ~~:, 'there WH • p rav lcw of h i• as Billto 1hcexpressed song's chartmild doubtspotcn• .______1 111, 111111•11111111 1h 11 1t,o,11t,• nr :•,: :u ~/!~." .. ~,ii"~~j. f/.'i /•~• ~: 1111 1,h lnu ..111 blow lnu wlh lly on 111 1,d .~ " ~ u ~1k•1 m~ fee~ 1 1 1 1 =~ 1 111 111 1 1 ~! : 10: :::,-~• •~ ~~~m:::g i~•~~! tial ond pointed out that !"~!"'~ ;,~:,, •~,w " :,~ ~:• 11 ! ~\~,'. ~ 1111111111 11 tflw 110 111, , hut lh1 ~rf: W~~I•: tl Hl H . VAi., - ~~o ~ ,uu : n:.re of Mw:w~t f~. la t, pitma n-poe t, Tommy Arm• peop le Including a psychla 1tron; , a bo ut a Du r ham pll 0 t'11111t, ,11u,1 0 ,11 1 " "' ,.11 .. 11111 1, "' '"'"" ' Of • 1111111 10• w,._ " " i t ~~c"~ " OH 00: 1e,hl•F•~~~.!1, ':~ ~!:; ~~~lf~s ~! ~!~l~dsst;!. tr,st, bu s i ns pec to r, layatory 11 1 11 FRED M DOWELL d ls .. tc r , Ala n'• modorri ar "Ju~~: cleaner, _m od, twelve bishops 0 11 11 1 r• ngom e nl r elalns lb sincerity c iation fo r the Contesc were w•; : ,: t..• n n :~ M~~~~r,1; f' r~rlr~:; urly Imp !rouble 1 0~!r ::,t" l~ri.. f'££!~f:~.:111 f':,t. C 11n d lhC! words s ta nd o u t we ll In Cli ff Richard's "Good angh:/ ~1kf:.,d ~f~g a s ur- 1 1 1 1 1 1 10 lholr new surroundings. Trmes," whic h 1s already i:!·!:~t ~.I~.~": }:E1f" ~~:!::"l:ir ~l~==h:! '.~. !:,Yr 11 ~ 11 1~:~ •~~~~ 11 !: ~·11: ~~ r . ~i! o~ ly r:i~ 1"c::i m~t ~ ~ ~~n~:;t' g 1: ::!~ ~~~nl ! "111t~ ~::~ TON Y WILSON, m the Pop 30 a t 22; 1he prise guest spot on Dnve ,rr111 ,.,,11nu n 1111 ,1u11 1111 10 111111 0 l h t h 11111 11 w hlle Iha me ro(k 11 hy 1> ultln11 m o In • lou red po11cho , t w11 ng Into Tremeloes' " Hello Allen's County Sly • ~, ; 111111!:'ri"••• ,h:~ World "; ~ _;_::._;__;_::,_;_::..:.;_ _ _;_::. ______I; ;,:~=~• .:i~~~ 0 1 INCR EDIBLES and the nl'xt llerman's Her on Radio One . Folkies mit !! StnJ: I\• Weston Gnvln, Salfron, norin11 He got • tremondo1u &LIICTRIC lncredlblul It had Amory Knne, Stephen rocop1lon ror " Coln' Down To 81ll''I 1fp. for the Etuo lo hapiion . Hiving tr11 ve ll•d l he V1!ltnn 111•1:"., \t11,ly with l n•• D e1pht pla~ed at Wormwood Th o Rlwor " and cl•••II hi• nr• 1 world, rifting th1 c:ulturu of Scrubs prison recently - '"' with ••• or hll bHl known limd as thl' out'iider most North Alric:•, Amorlc:a 11nd hkel)' nothing like a captive audi ~~•tL\ : , :~,11 11 Mt A Few or 1 10 cau,.,. an upsl'l :;;:~: ti ~r •:!,duuf-~~c:1:sure~ Hollin manager Robin ence! ~~, MM's H1 ooonod 11 11 111co nd , pot h Bri tten refused admittance Reports hot scoop whh " Kokomo " played with ~:~~•ei:i, b~! m;.!'1~g• "C:. a~~l ,h ~~: to BBC's Top Of The Pops man Alf Marttn: " On Satur typlUI 11-.y boltlen, ck ttylo, 111r 1Cd taking e lune nl1 lrom studio 10 sec his own group. day 4he MM Football te~ m 11 nt1 1wung through the r u t of moda rn pop He was told lo \l,d(Ch lhe 10 O81 l~o J',ro~~!~.';(I t:; ~:~IIIJ of't~ce And ,o In "Ju1t Writ Down " programme on a monitor S:!~ch x 1. plac'an::11ed, t ~ ~ OUT TODAY II lho Falrri~ld Ha ll lu t MM decided to have a kick 0 01 1 Sund•y. WO had Robin WIiiia m set, hut thC)' were all tuned '"" pl11ylng ampllfi1d guitar to ITV . DJ Mike Quinn, about and as a result Noel f~!PP/iJ,~g::: Z'!. !Y• cf1~!lc:~~~ (vii a clip-on pick-up I nd wah• on thc Gene Pitney packa~e Murphy managed to fracture F ,ad c a m• back ror two encorH wah podal), Mike Heron on Roy Burchell's ankle. Mr "Cood Mornln ' Lillie tour , reports an all-night eloctrlc org11n , Ro se on bass Jam session with Joe Cock Murphy has not had much Schoolgirl " and " "1 Highway." uulllr, 11nd Llcorlc:e on tam• pubhc1ty recently." A IM•II balanced progr11mm1 bourlnc The result was fo,r er, Marmalade, Lucas and aho f••twred tho Ian Andorson from harll rock, however. By the Mike Colton Sound. Co wntry • IWH Band, with Dob11 th1 111mc urangc alchemy In th e Fu rnvi s1o n S o ng Rowe on olectrlc ban and P11.11 which allows them 10 take Conte~t I 25 ,000 voted for all Row1n on harmonica, who also Celllc myth, lndlan mode and sonRS, hut la~t year 179,000 UC In With McDow•II Local Amcrlc11n harmony and m•~ Jlnger,, Mick MolfoU and Pete something distinct and lndlwld• voted tor lht" winnini; entry Taylor provided II good 1pot, ual out or the mixture, the In the Babylonian Tripe John Peel on the Con- bwt tho min who rac• IHd thct lncredlbles mad(! these elcctrlc: Contc!tt 63 Arabs voted for 1:urdc - "It's all rather I lrtl(Ht acclalm WH 1hy WOllh• sounds seem to be soml!lhlng public hani::ini:: , while J,000 amadng. Perhaps they can man John JamH - • 11nlu1 or hurd for the nrsl limo. voted ror Y •fronted unde1 • house Britain's homeless In • t•~d~•••~-:i• ,.u~t::~1ln':ch t~~~; wenr hcini:: provided free 1t" m::.:"::!~ter ·~::" :t·~:.,:1r.cs~ for lhe people. B I u es and progreS!ive :::~:," ',', ':.~:. 111 T!h• s!:uh;~~~ 11 ~~~ 1:::,~~•c:; .:. ·~rc.. ~:: Grut Seou - Princess 1 11 Mara:artt, Lord Snowdon a'~t~o~o~~~b~e the gteat :::; "!..:1~!', '!-m.~11~ ',', s:! fflHS ., the •oyal Alb•rl Hall, h:e~"\a:e:t 11 and th• Whimsy th•t Sfflll• d lo and Pt1er Selltrs at Ron close because of ,roups not ::::. ':ewn~ro~" G\t~ h•v• Intruded In lh1lr ru111t nie',; last week to see the turning up for &•I•• Peter J:~•-:r:t p1rferma11c11 had b"11 ba· Reddaway. mana1er of the •• RT. 11l1hed anti replaced by • flUlle :~"j~~J~r!i;:r:~,he~•~;t 1enul11• _..,, which Jumped the Locarno, Swindon, Ht• be- NEW aoccet weakly! ence were tht Amen Corner TUBBY HAYES t•P .u.. and •11dl1nce betw••· cror the fourth successive •:~fln•t M f lhe b I ev f footba ll weekly Pecked w1 lh 1ntoresf fN ovorybody a11d llll"Betl Ille W... '9 nenf•1 ~!::i':d ~~m~r a:~ l11a. • really delltlltrul p•rty. nl1ht) and Charlie Watc. or for technlcal reasons, hi• ,t Rood lobby Chorlton', wNlily Tllo , ..111ed tt lie ta•l•1 audience droppad from 1,000 lhemHIVH IIIIICII ,...... :.':,n,~omit...,:•o":!,, Kl, to 174. even ror .lolul Peel diary ly, Andln1 such olw6e1t1 .njlly• course, absent rrom the ind Ten Years After. menl 111 Whal th•y did WIiii scene. "CMal11 Cat•rplllar," In which Top national journaJl1t1 Rollln lMk up the INIH 911l&ar 'JJie Move were atven a tcted like p~• l John LN and combined II with the wall• •ec,t on ATV's Today rrom Hoebr rece ... A ftbn wah to praduce • new, 1r11II 81~~,1:,ha~uthe:h::: wa.1 made o Ami He.....-. ceu11C•rpoh1t. KARL DALLAS. R~v:~ Albert Hall concert. tummies had never ap. Julie Fda:'1 next 11:_ peared on Midland TV ~:: . ~ici:iukl,I :... ::~:on form ht1 owo ric~:~d an:••=,~: 1:::1 than m01t 1ro11p'" Don Parulqt btlnatna ireat demand for Uckell tor F:lk ~W ~o~n11..:::: Paddle SIN•r, undet ground ""p are beln& ii=t:i~.~ knoebd out by S ~~b~•-=•~:,~de6::ance for two year, •=; Pffkr 0te 1.Nt a MW f.'1l"Pl not the manap r of r.:•1 known elub • .. Ch.t~ii,~• ,tn• ala,ned FINGS CERTAINLY AIN'T WHAT THEY USED TO BE FOR RICHARD HARRIS Wlll-1N THI Theatre couldn"t do thar In Urllaln Work1Jht1p production or "w., can do chi, ne-w one here, but thtre'1 no polnl the mu,lcal .. Fln,c,; Aln'I untll Wt' Jtt the relu,f' Whal They U!oed " was dutf'.'' movln,c rrom the Theatre A!lkl!d how he rtaClf'd to Royal lo the West End, the 11nnounctmt"nt of hl"I one of the company nomination• for Gummy r efu sed lo go with the Awards for Album of The Year (" A Tramp ShlnlnR '') i.how. Il l,; two songs had and Hes I Contemporary fu ll ed to get a ny a pplause. Mole Pertormanct' The same aclor Ill now (" McArthur Park"), Richard f'llla bl iil hed .... • tllm .-SUL t , replied; "I couldn't bt'llevt ha,. a blx Tra n•ntla ntlc It. I was lhrtll('d, I tell you, record hll to hl1 credit a nd I WU more thrilled by lhllt Is bt lnk nominated for than by th(' Chcar nwurd.'' Gramm)' Award~. Jim Webb Is currt"ntly He 11 Richard Harris, who havlnR a hit wllh hl"I sonK had 1nimt ndnus 1ucceu with " W ic hlla Lineman," sunR •• McArthur Park," hi• fi rs t by Glen Campbell 11 1 Would Richard llke to ~;;,~~(ca!t ~r-:,.K!::ut m l~ have recorded that? " We-II, Webb. h's such an American s o nJ(. I Now Richard Is taking llke It, but I d on't reRret he another crack al the cha.ru has given It lo someont «- lse, with Webb'1 " One Of The There are a te-w other song~ Nicer Things," to be re leased here 100n. It's a io~lc: ~~!a!1f~~-r~ee: p~ [ rather sad 1ong, whh a full• No one else will havl' them." soundlna orchutral backing. Rlcha.rd'!o tlm«- I• prelly And 11 1hould bt a hit for the well taken up wllh actln1t llarrl1-Wtbb comblnallon. and recordln11,, yet he manages to fill the tiny aap1 Richard Is very enthu!llas between the5c two demand- tlc about the 1on1 and told me IHI week: " I love It, ::fe::~:,S- :'n~ hbs c~::~•.hl~: absolutely love ll. Jim produce. his own son11 on an wanted to become ,a pop album without Jim Webb. 1lnJ(er himself, nnd he had H e has ju.,t completed A IL His manager didn' t want Man On A Hor•e, shot In me to have IL Durango, Mc,clco, where he " Jim did It himself for wrote some •onJs and Ounhlll but It didn't do any poetry. " I've t'omplled I buslnU"I, so they pulled II off the market. When I came :°i:1~'::e1 .!~n~ro ::b11,~~'3 back from Mexico I told him 11 I wanted lo do II." pu~::,::t;::0J!;fn1i::, L°;:h- Who Learned Continued Harrill: "Jim ard seemNI uc:lled about would have liked to make was a film script he bid the record 1cene, but I think wrlltt'n, lnsplrNI by an un he knew he'd made a dtvelopcd Idea he picked up ml1LD.ke. I was very di•• durlnJ a plane journey, 111~':!:ledRl~~;e ~ld~~~rly "1 Hnhhed that In Du rango and Aftl"C-'Panama ~ d•te to h•ve ~t ~t. It Wat only a How To Stop •McA ur ll'Ve-• Worrying rangement !I and make them "l'VE GIVEN UP whole. There ii, more involve BY CHRIS WELCH ment lhe way we do things preaching to people. than with many groups, But wouldn't take off hls dark tha t's bt"cause I am working It never does any glasses for phntogr.1phs), it Is "-'1th. Wally Stoll and thar's like good." Scott Walker a mu ch milder Scott who still havmg Del111s write for you, sweeps fa ns off their feet w ith and I rt'ally rate Wally as stretched, yawned hi~ voice and look s and earns hl i:,h as that. r have tremen• the respect or those who guide dou!I regard fo r him and slipped on a his musical career On his 1V shows, Scoll al "I didn't have any plans pair of dark gla,s.as ways works with top class art• for a single although there SCOTT WALKER : grven up preaching lsts who!le approach and ah1l• ar(' alwny.s pressures for me to do On(' Bui I can't thmk as he emerged from ity he admires How much !lay ;~fn;'d lpra~uc~n:st•rrn::~e!::~ does he have in lhe choirt> thot way. I couldn't bear to a refreshing nap. work on a beauuful record 10." of guests? 1 "I took a pill that is sup " I can't have too much of and havr II heaten by that " I am do ing an tllhum wllh MIKE oESTOH , 6 , tdll Lane , llrOckworth, Gloe. pnsl·d rn make you sh:ep, hut a choice because, unfortunate• thing thot's numht'r one or st~inas and altoisl Ray War l Just d idn't sleep, and now ly. this isn't one of the h1gger 'Lily The Pink.' leigh and ~mother whh 1u1t- I feel like I've got a hang budget shows. Rut there arc " I could put out a sort ar1sl Terry Smith.'" over," explained the Man Who certain peopl r I resprct I can of pub ballad, I suppo.se, but Ray and Terry are two Jlea.r bira, Lf'ernE"d To Give Up W orry have on I wouldn't do it . I put too youn,:: Jan stars who have in,z Is thl' i.how an amh1t1on much 1mpor1nnce on lyrics and worked -a lot wnh Scott in Tum.• w11 s whtn Scott was fulfilled? merody, I'd be cht•ating my his hacking groups, and Terry A ao11th ago I pw,oba ed. a fft or ark l.'a lt'n up with , elf-doubt and ·• Well, it's somclhln~ lo do self" has heen lo Japan on one of nervi•s. Now he takes the pres I've given up trying to prench The goldt•n youth with aes the old Walker Brother fours guitar otr iap t,,011 Mu.aioal lnan'lllt surl'<; of pop in his stride and to people - It didn't work thetic 111andards has been "Terry plays happy jnn. Cheltoallaa. hi, , ense of humour is win I'm just doing my scene 1 He is the kmd or person who ning through "I foe] most l!nthusiastk bJ~~~ °i-for~~"os/d:~:~~~d, ;~h~~: walks into a room nnd every Althou~h ht· !llill refuses lo about writing, hut I'm not en people m•y he the salt of body is happy. Ray is an intro_ b1 put upon or d ic tu_l e-d to 1f thusiastic about showbusme!I~ the earth hut are rarely con• vert and a pertectlonist When hl' feels he 1s right (h t• in Reneral. Music •s all I care !lldert'd ae-,tht"les about, and I'm still discover• we did his LP everybody, In• ing new thmf:, I listen to How dnes Srou find the eluding the string pLayers. dasslcal music all thf' t1m1• •• North and how does it find come to hear Lt phlyed beck Scott has a new album re· him ? "The North finds me "Johnn)· Fran7 collaborated least·d soon ,ind he says· " I'm be-wilde-rmg and I find them with me on it and ht is prob• ha pp:,· with thi~ o m• I wrurP cha ltengmf!, when you'rr smg ah]y reapons,hle for everything tt'n of lhe soni,:!!o and it IOl.l k a m,:: in a club somewhcrt" and I d o He'-. such a marvellous cveryhocl v is chatterinR and hell of II lot of work drinking. " The thmg wrong with mc·~I 1 nlfll popular music is that you ~t i " But 1 love it there and I an~ ":at7o~•~tin~! t,~ro:'p~ TONS OF SOBS snml•onc like Dylnn who writ es thmk the peoplt are marvel pen and I'm only happy when -n arvellnus lyrics and fr.iudu lou!, Generally speaking the things happen fest, ALBUM 11:nt mt'ludil•s - just diabolt· audiences are ver),· .attentive. Inn ta1'htlll'.q, cal - then vou get ano ther and bu.' ·- - - -~- - ~ ~- l'o~\·;.. /VI I IIOY MAK I k. Manh 1'1, l'lh'I This big band just WILL THE big band~ rvpr romp hnek'' Wt• II , there's onC' chat cl'rtoinly must ,llld it's It'd by KC'nny Clnrkt' nnd Frn nc) Boland has to ·1 0 .i fanu~tic fortnight (\I H. onnit• ~n1tlS \\hllh broke ,"ltH•ndanrt• u•cords .uul ,1ttr11rtt•d rn,.11 p.11 ron.1ge in thr prn,on 01· fl rinrt•ss M,11g,1rt' I, tht•st• 16 music,11 nuss1on,1rif•s frorn -. 1 t llflt"'rt•nt r oun• tnes mon• tht111 lin•d up to thrir h1llint,: ,1s " 1111t• back of the ~rrat big b,rnds." come I hl'\ ,h11ultl put Ii Jl\1111111• 11 n th1• \\ 1t ll t•I 17 I 111h S tn·t'l rt·.ulm~ " I hr 11,tr\ 17 lo M,1r1.h I l 11t,'I Nfl BOl)) -.It-pl hn1· " In l,11 t \~hilt• ' llltll ~fdlHI, ,Intl :'\mnt hloo~ ind th1•1f ,!~II c,1lr1I ,11-.nplt·, \\t Ir tnnk lllK c-01bt't· r.1lt'tl ).!l1111nd ul l h111 p ..•uunil,1r p,lll h ol Snhn nu ll(lth ... 11•pl mm h IH\\ w h, rt· I· 11rh IU).!ht, 1H lh1• t·n1I u/ fhl' -.,•1.·nncl ..,t·t, "twn th, 11nal. hl.P,tmp )l;/cu:11111 /u rhord nl " S," N,1 I 1hl ' \\ft'i t'<.lthmi,: 11 \\a\ tht,1ui,: h lht· l:1mrh1 ... mo~l'• h,111· th11t ,rnl11.1t11• c h1.·h1\ 11 f , ho\\hu..,, nt')o.., t,inw r1•,1d1h to lh1 lip, " .. olhm th.HI" f' h1, 1~ ti hunt! 11 ! ,m h lllllnl'll)ot' 11r11n t IHHI J:. Uh 1h111 I it:; r,1Ultl, ~ llt• inln llhl}l,tllll c.1nrt'. T tw r nl1r. 1nnt·tl11 hH1 sl\ S:l\'Ollrlll~ lht• ,1lmthl ror~otkn 1hnll 1\I t'\t llt• nwnl, p ub aw:1, h..., d1s,1 t I m~ knift· trnd n•o.rh,.,_ lor lht• s upf'rh,11vt•, lI So let'i. s tnkt• ... nml• tnm m~mornllve mt•d,,b tn mar~ The band in a familiar setting-an airport lounge. Left to right-Derek Humble, Ronnie Scott, Benny Ba iley. Jimmy W oode, Eric Van Lier, Johnny thl.' C)CCllsion Griffin, Kenny Clare, Ake Persson, Kenny Clarke, Francy Boland. • FOR tht' sinuou~ tAt)t'slr;t of the SRXOphones, tht· ml"l lo\\ authorit y of the trnm bones, thl.' Slt'Cplt••:;t•nlm~ tn 1d:1city or the trum p<'ts 11 ntf the irresistihlt. propul..:11111 and non-competit ivt• r,1pp1 1rt Boland the backroom boy of Kt•nny Cl rke nnd K,•1111.\ Clare And then we had Derek Wat• " I LIKE very much to play • FOR Ron M!\llht'W'ion. un ;.:ood pianos. But I've kins, and he made it with o;pl'/11 somt· sad evenings on BY MAX JONES no rehearsal." depping supcrloti,·N\ 1hr had ones It c.i11 be torture There are man)" headaches .limm)· W oOde connected with keepinr. such rur a piano player, rea lly." our conversation Boland ex• collective spinl is unique. The an occasional orchestra to e FOR F r t1,nC".)' l\o\und'i- h, For Fr.nncy Boland, the CO• plained, when ttlling me how men get on well. they're used gether. But. Boland indicates, \i«.>f thut swing's tht• thmll, ll-ad,·r or the Uarke•Boland the idea of the Clarke~Boland to each other It's difficult e FOR K nny C\arkt•'!I. l .000 Hu: Anne.I. thi'I wn 41 quite a orchestra took shape· "It was to explain. Yes, I know people ::~e~on~~ ·:!;r a~im;;~r~n!~ ht•1h .., ,ateml•nt alway1 one or my dreams to often talk about the ~ood He shifts the \.\. Urrles to Gigi candlt>-pow~r 1Zrin Hl' dn..,!-n't ~t-em keen on make the best bht band.'' spirit In a hand. It's true this Campi_ the band's manager, • FOR t h e- ffi i\Jt'sltt , rnb• 1alk111~ ahnut lunu,elf, e ... pocl• And he means the best or time." record producer. PRO and alh in tn~lll'h, 81 d I imagine all J asked: " How ROOd do After a remark like the last, most enthusiastic friend binicnl aspl'Ct or Snh ih S hi 1 ~~:,:ak ~:r ht~cti~~~~~'-" ":!!ou; you really bt:lievc t_his band Boland is Inclined to lau,:h •· No, it's not a headache hab. the best l'\·trittm t' pl:\;t t' r lumfoml'n/11/ l'fTt·,·I on his is?" He ruhbed hi s mous• in an enigmatic way that sug• I leave lhlngs to Gigi when in thl' w orld I can. None of this could have .,___ ,_,m,ach tu what has heen !!~~~dtou::f~~~ly !~~w~rr~:. riri~ra~~n~ul~ut•~e :rei:~ • FO R thl.' coltu~t•·lonr 1877 happened without him. Gigi :,~:t/~·~v,· 'ht• id .. al co· then smil ed hair.apologetically. to keep off personalities and was always in everything from chops of ldrel'.s SulWm.1n 1\)o 11 i.~n·t a matter or lack of "For me, it's the best on music. the beginning." he hie\\ a sttlrm on " Bo, pritk ur rnnfldl•nc-e. F.arlv 1n band," he said quietly. "This Asked directly about a band For Boland, the music Is the 703." driving fo rce-not the mo_ney ------::::::::::::::::::::::1 ihe ws~~)~ne~sus~;a~~ c:~~~~sr~ or limelight. Ask him how he • FOR Johnny Griffin's FAMILY >rogrammes, he said: makes out financially. and he nii:htly response to thC' qut•, " Perhaps so. Of course, in shrugs and sa_vs that h~ still tion. " How nre ·ou fet•I PRESENT >ur band we have so much arranges for other band!> be ·epertoi re that we can chan~e sides this. But there can be ing?" (" I'm hight'r than ,1 THEIR 2nd >ur programme every time no doubt about whicfl is the mothl'r•IO\'er " - ti r .. omt• The mu5icians do nol gel tired most rewardinlt. thin~) '~' ALBUM lf it Will 1he band's first Brilish • FOR the JOkt• which ~ ~ ON REPRISE " We need 10 rehearse some• appearance help? Should 1t . ,.... ,, RECORDS times, but we rehearse very now visil the Stat~? So far as Ronnie Scott us6 10 find t}lll =1uickly because they alt read the reception in this country if ther\:' nrt' an\' newcomt."rs I very well." Is concerned, Francy is happy. in the club. · FAMILY Now, of course, the band •· The atmosphere has been !las t>een working with a new fantastic the best I could • FOR the sphnterinG lead ENTERTAINMENT face In the trumpet section Imagine. It is important be· trumpet of Benn)· &ult) and -t Has It heen difficult? Boland cause the public in Britain the superb ltad aho of Hid no. knows more about Jazz than in France, Germany or Italy. De rek Humbli' Fi~~::: J:ed~~~~~ ~i: ~~~~ • FOR the articulate solo rehearsal, can read very fast "It's more in their tradi tion. Put on the radio here and work or Ousko Go)'ko..-lC you can often hear ROOd • FOR the gre.at tenor 1010- bands. . The poi; music In Franc~ 1s completely different ists in th~ band - Cot mak• from Jan. whereas in Britain ing a breathy maslerpi«e of 1 " Gloria," SC'ott in h11 bell ~ ~s c/;;e!~e ttJS~~·~~at ques- uraent and ain,wy rorm and tion elicits an indifferent re mean I have ne1:ative feelinas Griffin wailina and cryinl ~ponse. "Well, oh sure 0 we'll about music. I have poalUve CLASS INTER.NA TIO.NAL make a big festival. Bu1, you fttlings about everythlna." lik, I . - - (lff abov,). ~:i;.-.. there are danaers We talked for • time about e AND finally for all lh• the band's arra"-ements people who made it poulble, ~,,, cordially invite you to sit back and enjoy Dangers? Well, Boland virtu~lly 111 Francy's, and should know about that He mentioned odd crille• l com lncludina upecially 01,1 lived in Harlem during '5i and plaints that the ma1erlal was Campi, th, band"a master WORLD OF OZ ·~s _(he went to the States at not, well, sufficiently modem mind, patron, advocate, wit filt~:r~~as~eq~:s~f ::.d <;:fJ or free-form nurae, trouble ahooter. when he returned Boland, who seems to write zn the comfort ofy our own home on not only for th~ men in the • nd No I Ian. '." Life in Harlem Is as if band but also for his own Bring 'em back, Glal ::;::wh:::. ..'n everylhinR and taste rather lhan to satisfy Soon. B.B.C. 2, Saturday, March 8th, llp.m. a trend or rashion, was not ha~:W c~!n:~s: •;t~sut ~~~s~s 0 much worse. Life d • ~~;~ B~ t ~sf~~ th:ls ba~d~: 19 100 musical policy, that was ~r.':::5.a:~ha:~e~f~n :,r::s~: stra1ahtforward 8 liJ:;ts a ciaar_ette, draws afnd " In a word . swina' There 1~ no mystery aboui ~~m! ~:t, ai~~:;s .at ~! ,{"J 1 11 ii' wC~! ~e ~':~s p~!t. ~! FR:EE sa~ a:::. •lh~~1ev~a~hetner, mlaht play dodect1phon1c- for TONS OF SOIi~ specific ambitions 'for himS:~ s . whne; and we play some RSVP or the band? Once more h kind of free muak, as when ALBUM for dalu availabk. Be~ny pla1.• a c1~enu." He ::!k~ to the subject of U.: smtle&, as if at • pr1vatt- joke.'" First-c/a,s Agmcy •• It aoes slowly, but the .. I .~uppo:se we play tonal music, more or It-as, very Released soon C/amc House, I /3 Westboumt GrOIJt ~ nd aets better and better stretched. ~ut any mu1ic we londJJn, W 2 . 01 -727 3505 N':, je7on~~Pf:1nt"~ ':.°-1:'u~ ~~rU.!oba~~1~! would be triNt 11 1m ;: 1'111 band has •~ral writ ~::1n~rn:/.~ul d'::n.; en laesid(' Boland Goykovlc I MELODY MAKFR, Morc h ~- 1969---Pair 9 M'I Hl(iH -.lhool friend Al Gold MIKE stt.•,n hkt> the r,·st ol 11~ tat!; ZWERIN Second took H profrs su,n~l namt• and i1 • n Americ.a n 10 1,1rn ,1 l" t - musi<:1<1 n i he wu on Arch ie Shepp's " M• m .a had 11 pnn1rt1 in \fo,.; ,c for a 11 Too Tn;ht" LP who contributes • weekly colu mn Po the V1ll,1111e Voice:: 111,,, ., w,,111 11ulh ~ 11,"" POP'S most consistent ::: ,!.'i"~:U;.t:, ""!,":''111 111C'i : "Mt1h111 fut 1111 w.,. •, •111111111 111 lu q 111 ll t'll 1111• l t' I hol,110, ol hitmakers, the Hol .col Ill nunilwt 1" 11 I l hl11 k 11 1 lies, are back on the ::: :;~ 7,!!~\ ~ 10 ••• 111, lh" hlNI N~:;~1: :: 11Y: ~~,~~" )'h•••l,r " I h,•v' II lw llll 111 lhultl u r 1uwN ,.,.11 )' luul lo l••rn chart trail for the first 1011q,ll'IIII) 111111,lllMI nunih .....-,,. time without Graham Nfi flf lh11I lh111h• \Ool.U I• 111 ~1;:11 )' 1~1~::::l•~:•~,-i1 ,::~,/ .,111t,, Nash but reeling di• 11 111111111 ltuh111111•1lllll llow Wil• h e u,11111111 111 , ,,llh Mil un tw-1 , .. 111111 I ,, ' " " '' ' h 11\I II lo h t1 fl!l l\r more ot a group than ".Ill Ill ittl •1ulll'lhln1t 11 1uod 11h l1• 11 0 1 tn n ll h- In they've done for ln1trl hl'r 11 Ith • h1i1111 I \\l1•'vr A ll I h lll'r lo dll 11 Ill Ut Ii, 1111 uo11 nlll )' wl•"• 1111'1 lhl"y"r, some time. !\~~:~,r ~hl;:~,:11~ .. ~'[t1,:!''~:ri11n~ 111r h ll; f l'III 111•0111!• " The Hollie!! are working J1 1HI Iii lo lk llllr tno" " I 01 n 11 11 h1 lll ~)' IU 1111 · la11t 111 100 per cent to5tether, be V""'" In Ill)' two 11rnu11 11 11 lieving In what we are wnul1I h o of lr1•mrn11m11 dolnf( and know v,ihw, 11111 11 '111 ll ll dlU11tt1nl Ina FUTURE II'• •• If 1' 41 J11111 1 rnnu, 111111 exactly where we're ao 11111 h11 111 l11 f'11 • illUI WIU 1 h1 1 lng," i.ald Alla n Clarke 1hr II H lh1ll h•- w1u 11IM•'I' o fr 1 before the "roup mnd c Ill h ll 111111 l 1' 1111 rm lh l'l lf "/"ft1 1~\~~;~l~lt~1~t" :11,,11 Urnr,· their Top 01 The Pops t1 1111t1ttr11 1wo, ;\ ~11< 1\\ 11 11h 1 1111 appearance this week. ALLAN CLARKE: ' we still ,:et sc reA m ers' 1 11 11 ~;.H 11 .!:;' · ~ \~::~· ·:,um:; "Graham left becnu11e ht' ~~1~/- 11~J: ',',~;' 11 :~11 1lt~ n?: llrllhrn to look 1111 hrlh1tf wanted to d(I hi• own thlnx, 1•!11111 11 hnu l tht1 folu1 t1 ot thi, 11 11 I Wll,i 11111 n11w llilllll', hul Ht was writing 1ongs for r onllnut d. " W 11'vt' lrh1fl Ill M, f tlllll, I Wfl,11 J, 1 n 1· 1111111111111 Wlwn hlmserr • nd not ro, the do tl1t•m • ., clHf11 r ('- nl "'- " l\ ,i> 1111 1.i, 11'1 lhf" 1111hl h' \\ IUll!i lh1•111 W l' h l J1u1 lhtlll' of UIII . l-lollles, a nd the Hollie.Ii u e 1 11111 M11tl 11 11• ) '\•1• w11 n1t1d I hlil\ll'll'1 J1 1ll 11 '1 111111 h known for 1hdr putlcular ~:::t~'~ S..' :. ~~ 1, t~:~ 1:~:~h• 11 /11 fM llh: , 11111 " Wl"' II r onll1lr111·" 1111w 10 thl"n 1ound and style. " Wt'" i\ d on11 • rln11• • 'l hr.y tt1r r)' 1111 . I 1l n11'I " 1111 1 111 hf' 1 1 111 Are A (" h 1rn wl nk' 0 11 .lihjtl" " ~ r, "'~.~:; i l~:/!~111 ': lu::; for aho ut th rt1• )'NWI nnd :, .. ~,1~,.~·-•:'~k, ~; ~:;:'",~;;~!~ 1111~1 lhur 11, look fut • 1111! for NATURAL W t rt't'Ordrd • lllo "'III M In 111,, llnw I h ll\ 'I"," 1111111 UIII In I otHIIIII .\ rt , wr'\<11 11, r W ind ' "hh II full l\ lhrn '"'"II "o hu• v. Hue """'? orch t~l r•. II w iu; 11111 o n 111o1 " You kno~ . \\ I' " till MM " He w as l(rowl nR furthr r a U 1,Jdr or" I h l t" n 'l o M r' /rlt r1'lillll t· 1, \(IN llt'I' 1 lmi• ,thll:;~• I r~;m;;(a ltO away from u1 In 10 mnny waya. It wu Ju,.:t a natural bre11 k. Sure, there we re a few hu ly word, b ul th eu• are bound to be after six year.\ , He's dolnl( what he want, to do .. good Jud 10 him. " I feel a I 00 pN cent better In the way I ff't'I a b o u t life, aboul recor din K, t've n a b o ut dttaltH"!i Interviews B t" fo r e thert" * bcu·"ain!; were two open ro11ds a nd I didn' t know w hich one lo take." For expert advice on purchasing and playing-see your local dealer "Sorry Su,anne " Is the flrs l record the i;roup have made sin« Terr)' Sylves 1cr r e placed Graham. How do they reel abou1 the song, 11 SCOTLAND NORTHERN ENGLAND Tony Macauley and Gcoll Ca11 tl11ut'd LONDON Stevens number? " It's really a s lop-gap sort of ,-- thing to 1111 In untll we get Om1,UOO, 600 n l ln,oQttr\\Nor, """ """ oonl,n 1 SAVILLE BROS LTD ANDRIA MUSIC CtNTM,[ \111(11; ol M cio lu• M, ... ,,., R1• !1tll,· 1 MUS ICAL INSTII.UMlNl"\ ,\l1IA.H \l'I, IA,L '" BIGGARS MCCORDS e MUSIC ""WI O\lkl Mo n,totln, 1 • . ill (UCTRONIC) luh llonjo, ~IC HIC.H flOtLITY rQUll'MINT of?€ W ore st r, I 1,.....• nth. r It can't be long 011d oll-rownd • 11 1\'IO 11(1 I UHNJ'l'- l I ~NI N 11 Em . KING ST. SOUTH SHIELDS 0 1 1111 '491 l { lt:t:,l\l I V ~! l. h,11 211 S SAUCHI J.!,Hn , [7'> C.1t'l,ch GLASG HOL MSID(, SUNDFRLANO Br,I l l'fm "' At,n1v r , ,,11 y . Htl ..:n~ , I lofnc.•r Aini> 1,,.1do1 39 before Ron Geesin ~ P[TC SUTON Ctlft?D:MM8 ~n, II Hc, pa Pork Ta rron• hi No. Sowlh Shlehh 60)01 , ti n-bwr g h II. Nawlf'l9- t o11 1144J S\lndr,lof'ld ~9-U I SOUTHERN ENGLAND S lmcr of London, ~ 1•11 oil Mu,1<01 ln\ huu,('111 , 0 11 ,I Acc ci,,0,10 d , Lnwn,1d1., 11 "'"'• takes over the world ~ ,)CO\I,;,\ I .1h,olu h ly h, ,md h,irdly LYON & HALL LTD. usrd, I 70 A tAVING bl-dy loo11y., he l11tptc:tio11 reveals order a 11d Wint them to IH the Jokes a s M1un n\)1\nt!>. lur JT1ay be. bu1 t11tr1t ii no call m,thod well M, DLA ND tfommond & l\h1hClHd,1 ~•" , l ll 2 for lhe Scou J,m, He11dri• ol A completely ,elf.taught mu,l ":!!t~~;~~rtr;1~.\TO ] s " I rind Lh c South or l!nglllnd I I Wult\ ph1,1111 or l ,111 h,1\~ '-"• b.i,.,ja to b.- accused o1 c:1•11, ht illtackJ In usort• a torpid pl•c:o lull or latent ABERDfEN 29) lO ' b••119 a ••,,c:o.,d-hand Spite m•nt of t11strume11t1 Including lntelllge11ce 1111d nobody dou 92 W at1 t1Hn Ron d M1lhfa11.· guitar, b•nJo. piano and har• muc h about It KAY WESTWORTHS Brlflhton T\\I 27fl91 A11,-1Nd,- who u11 arouse such monlum. " At •edhlll Art1 Lab I dell, dast1111g compari1011s and Aft•r 9lv111g up lht Jtudy ol vered a spetch to l' IIC Ourage Melod)' Houu c:nt1c1srns rnus:t, al Ult v1tr, ard1it1tcture, he pl11yed piano their efforts. II 11 thl Britis h l1t'11I. hav.- somr unusual with the Orlalnal Oowntown 1ducallo11 I Y"C!m whic h 17 (luaflll" about h,m Sy11copators. Now ht conu11- NORTHERN ENGLAND ,:;:;';;:, ~";" A•d • o• Grt11n wild prophtl trates on twin c•reen of Hlo :r.~'/:,i,.: ~111c:o~:;. c;:re:l~o~ 8 fro"' U11arlld1lrt who h.15 performer a11d composer of lndlvlduallly 81rm1 .. ~I, Ill fl''" h use,- ,,. lh• nudst of lhe Mm music " P.-ople " f'ed to !Ind 'l'lf• 111H•reround sc:.-n• has a •· l'vt got • splll per,0111llty dl1clpll110, not to watch too SOUTH WEST ENCLAND rt,a"J'" ..-omb,,.a11on of tale,.t1 There is lh• Jilillit thi119 1nd mwch TY , e t c:. Thore ha1 be on I l a pt•cha,u for sta9e the othu as:pect 11 r.tm a yrt•ilt advanc•mcnt of J. p• DIAS LTD. Tt l Ml OL ANO 91)•) JWrro,,manc1t1 Ui;tt baffle dul• compos:1111 . Although I have sclt nc:t but thrre h••n't brcn lardt a .. d •ntranc:(' s••kf'r1 ol Ont album owl. tht rl i111'I 1 gr.-a l advancem,111 or the ..-.-al,or aw&rl'fleH t1mt for mit to do a11othtr al emotional 1ldo of tho mind 1,9.)St:~~fl~fRC,AH I I BROWNS .-1,d.-d and a wearer of I • the momt11l - I am s:o bwsy," •· I' m woak myulf I watch frultby bul rug9.-d bl.ad: he WJS TY and own a car but Ai, •lllc1 lluo11 rt u ·•J l MIDLAND MUSIC C(NTR[ OJ ftAl t-H)l U O pwllo-.,~,s and trouser,. ht •• I star~d wJth th• SJncopators you'vt> got to qUHtlon lhl' (A.Al I It 'li COW PtA; HRl(T I ·'" ~, "1•1•h•n s , ftn•t.11 \ ""'""'' c:0111,dtrablJ older than who wert a copy of h e lmport1 11 ce of mec:h111lsation Ml:'!1'!'f'f~ lt>!l>.,•11, ·JI"' I 1•1•1•h1u1, ,.,._ .. lS H ,, ht ...,.. lhl heir to Orig111al Oi•telilnd J auba11d. How dou 111011 fecl 1bou1 II.I, , I , ~ ~ th• ••sdom or the hill, of criticism? •w/H!w@JIIU NORT,~~:roN Ladbr .. e Gr...,• ~:::u!,.;o~=dbt ..:;::,~•~I::'~ 1 l A., ''. Ownng performanc:•s. ,;tranJe left •bout lhr•e and a half " :4e";.';'~ .. ce•:er: s:r:e ::irn~:~ a111tc:dot•s 111d curious rhymes Jtars ago Someone accu111d mo of beln(I arr wt~rrd 111 a plpin, Scot, •• When l "m Ptrforming I'm 1 1ccond-ratc, Mllllgan bohlnd ••tc:t th11t ,;ownds P••vtsh but tryi11g to create I t:lille ol my bHlr in a bar. I spoke to profou"d lnttrtslment and enlivenment him a nd he bac~ed away R. S. KITCHEN LTD. H s .-tad1t1vs •r• •musing, but I don't Wilnl to milke the 11 LEEDS 6- NEWCASTLE BAND BOX lflll!'r~ ,~ • lrsnn. or men•9e, 11ud1enu a 1111 oyet1 too !~'; ;~~t ~~;~ 1~k/ei°p::,.'i~ (Wolverhampton) LTD, ..,.. /~that c•r• to l•arr,. much . Ev1ry01111g 1s com that I would lllte to bl' pc-c1 t1l ;:1~ At: he pGlrH lun ill automobile pletely Improvised, except 1 S. 1 1::n~~:~:l H,md 211 SNOW Hill WOLY(RHAMl'TON Kl!:! WATKINSON illHlltrrs a11d bus quewu ht the rec:lt1tlons which •r• "~ci~rn':'s~~~c m~~.~ 1~.,. 1, 011(' •L~•UTID r.1 01111k,11• • bout the grey wrltte11 btforrhand or the major commontator1 of lh 0111,w.,1 ,1 1, , tl" •.\,,u1y m • s,.-s a"d their rehance 011 •• I don't believ• 111 the solo our 51110 of Hf• a11d the, ""'ti b, In ~• m , ., 111 ,., 1 ,\II Mv I I I.,"" I m.-c:ha,ucal props to an tlll:• p•rlormer a, a gllltrrlng wealt11tues of 1ocloty. • ul he rCtlitdfih1flt IV• 1\111,J M11111 I\.,, ,1 I\ ll•v,,h 1,1.. 11ct where spe1c:h and figure 011 stage with the h u ball•rtd hl1 hoad against S1,•. \, • 11,,,1 t'lralr, tt1eu•h• •r• prwned lo tht audience H minion, down the brick wall for 10 10111 and H I• ,md f>\111 r, h..l"'c loul ltt'\ ... ,.... ""'" below. The •wdltnc• should a l•b•I ha, been 1twclt on him uvml,,t,tt' \ t N A1n1'1<1"•• S!•••t • Tit• raw,111 100117 " g1b1t and b• hke a11 orc:hutr•. a11d If to ellminatt him " I 1pe11d Ph.,nt Wo1~ " l FkEDOY KING ,w,,e"tly H.ci ,t.,tt4 , h1f ,1,1,, .. tA•t , 10,m•"I th,ow1h h,, ,ecottd '"' ., ,, ... ,,, ~ • 1u,t•r. explosion of bl1o1 p(.-,e,1 ,...,., 8,1t11h tow, "'tht d1o11>t end blwt1 1poh " •n• of th, 1i1•1t4 t,-. cl•"'• fuUy .., 1 m1n1, ·1 you111 l,ont A h• WI• .i,• .,t 1~ IMfQ,. M 11,on• • yo,ud 111d •motion.ti c04.lld ,e•rft pl,y ~"' •he, 11nsc, ,n the mode,,. m11111•r that Ht 1 ~5Q wh ,. he fo4 hia.h t .,.....,. from Faces ha II uupt10,.1lly 1,ft•d on nh,t:4' ,,MOI. family mo-"t•4 fc, Chin,c.o ~MAI.I IA('I-, / ::P~;~;~ce~~it:;,t~'~;:'a ;;•~~ .. W ..,1:11 I •rtte.4 M uy1 "Wham I\ 11 m a 1teel thumb .,.d fotgc, " • lot of bh, .. WH ,..,"S ,.._ r h n n k You pick- •amn,,.t1y wuile '""sic Muddy Wit•" WK •' th.t Mnn" (lmm('d\ whi,h ,how, the 1nflut ,.ct of z,n•1bar w,th l•ftf.t W1ltw, Alf'), Wh111nl A rnmrn~~ WIB1rnrn l•mmy RoSkU inti l.J~, M htallh> Niplo bind 11n. as well •• t,1di ' tion1I bluet. . L,ke I I , K,n1, drumt Th1t WH tM whole r.lon of 111ltAr Ot~ and <:ymbMI", no ,elation - " Jud soul h1td befOf'e s,,,.. u-.. <'rathlns and b,otheo ". whom he 1ome• 1" We 1,wed ,,.,., 4'"' •• tit., ro,•klna lhnl wlll ti met ,e.. mble. Freddy Z1nw:1b,, e1td t uu-d te t.. ,,.. 11lned hi, ..,ly voul t,•i,11n1 to th,t bud TM'n Jo"tt•J' ~~~~R ~~!i •~~ from church choin ; like 1 ,B Tempi. - • f,.,.,., of ..,,. too, he combine, 1howm1n- let m• 11t ,,. wtt.11 M s1:::· Marrlou and Ronnlt l. an,. 1h1p with blu" feelln1, • juz wH at tN Spot •" M•pl• 1 l>4i•t ind • natural Hn1e of After that I J011tM $oft""J i~~fdl' l:~~. '!t,~; dr1ma; ind f,k• 1.8 .• ,..in, he Coopar', 1'1nd K enny Jone and i1 one of th• men whG-te blue, So,,,....~ • .,, 1,s,. ,c,,,. Ian McLagan lay reflect• tha tension• and mad• hl• fust ,eco,-d,ttl ti" .. down a foot drive of big ci ty life. F,cddy der hlf ow,- ,u,... (he ld4 atomplna b,u:k Kins w11 bo,n In Cilm er, near , eco,d• d fo, P1rrc,t at,cNy beat. on MtHOnt j , h Wff fo, Th::c:~n:lst~~~I: n;,;kttw\~ Long.-iew ln Teu, oi, t.._ Whllt lhl' tuture or lhl' Septembe, 30, 1934. He H YI Chiuso (1- S.e 11kt, a.ul Face, as 11 !H!rmnntnt tako off', Oncc •Brtln they the " Country lor " ,.,,, - aroup Is uncl'rt111ln, t here future their flne vc.cal that hit family wH mu1iully Is no doubtln'i lhc hll hnrmonlu, bnckt?d by a inclined. " My uncles. could on whid1 M•re,,,et Whith..,_. ~fJ.tnllal ut thl -. hC'nvy salkl band, on a Gcor1iic play 1uitar, my mothe, could 1110 sans - 4id '' p,• ttf Alexander composition, pl1y, and I took it up by th• good. " But betwHn th,t:" and I\ double A aide, It hi that sou nds Ilka n hit, time I was ,cvon or 10. I 1960 he maci. ,.. M«e rt.c • 1 8111 who can tell. tA1ught myself, but ord1, " thou1h I'd asli:: i...,_. ~~u~~~r t~:c :.· t!~~rf~~~ my uncle, Leon ard Chflt and he wCH114n t lh,1 album-an l'tiunlly WII.LIAl\1 Ol·LL & JUDY listen.'' But Sonny T.,.,_,.._. good number. King, wu the ont CLAY·" My Haby Sp~lnl- who helped me d,d lf,te-", and put K.1111 " WHO: "Plnhall Wlurd " ~1~:;• h~~,~~x)butN~oufr1f-1:; molt, My aunt had the fede-nl l1MI (with h,,.. . (lrack). " Ill' aurt- play,., n rnrely requlrt' much that tome records ind ..1, on piano I w,th four mun pinball! •· Is Pctr deviates Crom lh<' normal, I li1tened to those, yoc:111 ind one 111ttrumu1tal lownsht•nd'!i d<--.t·rlptlo, and the Shu: form\l la nt and the radio. Louis Jordan, numbe-r The litter ••• or flJpp< r kin A who can work nl't"d~ no dt'11crlptlon tha H.llophone player and " Hideaway," ,.,d thtouP bounct ball-he .1rlnw1 lrom or rcrommend111lon, b('• si n1er, was tho ona who took the ye.au Freddy follo-w t d •t U1r9t'l to roll-nvu wpot•, )'Ond a brll'f: " Up 10 my f1ncy When I was, oh, "P with iu,h 1u1ta, item• n (when Iii) wltli nrnulnR standard," Alexis warns eight o, nino I wH listeni"I " 011ion R,n11:• - S ..._.. sklll, In s lot p11IIIC''-'" from Tracli::ed." · Th« Stumble:• Soho to DrlRhton, KASE-,Nl- ·r / -KAT/ SUPI- It to Louis Jordan . And if you 1 ht' wlurd 1, tht' du1f, CIRCUS: .. I· mbrM.Sl't' •• li sten to hi1 horn 1nd my " Tna, Oil , D,,_.'"I SuM• dumb and blind ho, wl:, (Dudd1th), 11'11 an ln- guitar you'll find I'm do1n1 ways,'' " Man Hol• •• •"d Is the central themt• or trlttulnl( conc-ei,1 - Re l• some of tho ume thing,. I m,1ny more. The K1ng.fedual thti Who·., n:-,1 !OnK ling .)II lhr wnr I J(rOUI)'', t,y to, anyway, So that was comp1ny iuued Myer,I Lr, awalled nlhum. In AmNi('n lOR<'lher to 'There's a lot one of my influence1. I'm not - " F,eddy Kini S,np/• h n ~,11~/(', lhl '" A lrack 8 0 1 1 ~'ie :::. r::o~~j'· tho pl1ying the real country " Bonan:n Of ln1t,ument.l1~ whkh wlll •PJ><'nl lo pin• 1hi': b~ i!1 " Hide1w1y And Dat1«aw1y·• tnbt(' nnd Who fan'i allke. otht"r bubble ~um pro blues. It's mo,e modern than It will 11110 hanl( 1111 the dt•e• duc1,; th;it. I belioYe it ,1111 comes ind " The- Crcat 24 .. - Ht Jays, as lh(' Oll•~nln•i bnl"'I ori1inally from T Bon e none ha, been iuucd he-re. con~l•q or u 11ullnr hnek• fllANK lrll, I.I>: "I.C"I Mt. Walker. S.B. King and I were All he hu got out i" B,,tarn ln,t recordt'd nt 11 much ln10 Your LICt•" (Deccu). more to blues' lslking about that not long i1 the ,•cent Atlantic ••nsfe. lower ltvel than lhl' main " llow could anyone- hurt 110, and ho thinks that, too, " Play It Cool "1nd •• Funky.'• --r-lntl'l!'uo,uctlon. It'!> .:iulte n )Ou?" 11,;ki. Fronk, In hi, shock-o&nd quill' u hit. rich tones, to ,;upc-rb " I THINK thnt whut Is technique for their age," he orche!ttrPI ilCt-omr,anlmt'nt. 11:oln1,t to klll the blues 5C('nc sold ... Rut th ey arcn't dolna M\1-:tl\ F RA.Nkl..lN. "The And haw can anyunt rl!~l~t l'i the drcndful re1tlrlcflon of ~~rt':rlnKpl:;~~s It. a:os;n~f We\ghl" (Allantk). /\ h\" romantk OVHturt'1t. or material." ,:I~~ labulou• 'oluu guitar In ls It overtones? • Thal l• lh• opinion or Alexis gulshable from each othu. troduction, then Arclhn Ovl'r to th.II lrnpresf.lblt Korner who ha1 probably bun "Too many ol them haven't \akH off With .a soul young pop fon Wendy worklnR IOnRcr In the blut'S d611eloped an lndlvldual sound trutment of the Bob Potts: "Oo--C'r, I've gone flelt:t th11n anyone elst' on the at all - and the same ~oes Dylan band tunt that all knOCk-t'yl'd nnd aoot"y• currcn1 scene. for th• 1lnaer1. hun't btl'n a hll for kn~~d . S'lovely." lie wenl on "They seem to What a,. Alnla'• a1111Nlout anybody, reject so much of what goes memories from hi• ,._. • a TRifU:.: "All Toicther up to make the blues-the ALEXIS KORNER student or the bluet? CILLA. by Ac~o:.:':1fn11.'?n ~Y &~~~~':!~ Now" (United Artls11). an lhlng,, the worksongs and "One thlna that stand, o• t, "Thi, donn'I muke ll. One or lhO!le chlldlshly. Just about anything thnl even though I don't think h• It sounds like vocal ,:ym slmpl<" but slnsularly doe11n't have a 12 or 8•bar t.nd he'd much rather pluy played particularly well on her husli nasties to mt'.•• efl'cctlve tu Ms that chorus, In fact about 90 per ' Canadian Sunset ' or some tour ht're, was the nl1h1 Lennon and McCarlney cent ot what mnku up tht' thlna 11kt' that. I've had this TREMELOFS: "Ht'llo lhrow off rrom time to blues form. But you can't just argument with other Ameri :r.~~k~:d R;!:e~t ~:ew~~t ~~~ Bobby time, u11d ohen make hll_. say all that ntV<'r happened cans 100. To them, blues Is credlbl• blues piano until the World " (CDS). Intro- and Ignore II, reminiscent or a bad pa!lt and duction ls a bit 11kt' • for others clamourlng for :,~'ff~bours banaed on the crumbs at the pop table. "And Ir they Uri! going to Is not hopeful or a brlah1 recent Lulu hll, then tht.• future, "Then J think Ornette Cole. lads .are otf on another rhls WU Jn tht' .. Yellow lnsl11t that blues 111 ft 12-bnr n 11 th man 11 • classlcal example of chtterrul trip 10 the chart Submarine •• cartoon, form wllh • spl'clflc harmonic bl~•c:u1~ :y~=~rn: fine film that de!l<"rvcd lt'Qucnce, wllh only about d,ti~~ !~~ a reellnK musician and he I• and back. After lht••r 111111 morc, If you feel a particular 1 eJCcur,;Jon on • Bob Dylan gr~1tcr recOM nltlon, nnd n thre<' varlotlon,, and lhnl the basic lyrics arc • My bnby wny and piny a partlcul11r way !~~ ,::n;::•!~ i:rlt1.t u;:rfo~~: * sona " I Shall Be Re r,1vc It o It h11ppen1 lo comt! out H era are concernt'd, there have J('ased," which didn't ~f::,r::u:~e!~:::11 done 1er1 me· or 'This Is the blues. H's not really a mu11lcal makt> II ou1 or thl' coach nnml' or th<" bird I mnde Inst m!"~e':nyoi,:~t SANDIE SHAW: nlRht,' then thcr, can't l'Xpcct form any more, It's a fecllnK, ;i~r;.,P~~~s~~• ,talion, th"Y art' b11ck to RONNI• BOND OF' THE Just u In ju:, since the crlllwl with the way ht plays tht' trlt'd and trustd TROGGS: "AnylhlnM f'or the lnlert!II to ast very loni 19401, II has became much ball, Trtms hit formula. You" (Paae One). Well 1 1 mor• difficult to tf,11 whltt' colour picture. ht'rt's a turn up ror the 10 "v1~1~~~ry at~· tl~ nir::. ~~~n " And. of coune, then wu With bits or enry 1uiw you the standard or conltnt must solo players from Ne•ro solo the first time 1 •aw Bis BIR Troq - a surprlslnaly playert." Broonly In 1911 . In a dltrenat can think of and som• fM>d vocal dt"but b7t tht"lr 1 vflry .. 101•1ht1r" voc•I•, II t':y: :~•1: r::r~~~t:!~l':h:tnf~ Ale.ls IMllovts lhat too way, there Is the memory of special interview can't ratL b~::::er'ba~:t'da cyu~~! tht' most lmporlanl, not the many British blUt'I playert qulelly weepln1 at home be-, sound allh, aun the actual. pbyalal act Larry Pa1e OrchHtra. form. .. Thert are an 1malln1 FUNKY BOTTOM CONGU " It's become the trendy of ...Ina Sleepy John Eatta In GATION: "Hara-Krl1hna" Ronnlt' may well Mve a hit llrtll.ln for the llnt time wu on hit hands. thing to wrlle blues aboul :V~:;:be!m:!k:b,~nfn,~r!:~:!::. (Beacon). A 1ood 1on1 one'a own life, but that can JUII mon ..... I CDllld 1tand.'' from Hair and ~II .,.r. TIMEBOX: •• Baked Jam Roll hardly maintain tbt lnteretl. form•d, but the lyrics After alL the number or about dropplna out •nd all In Your Eye " (Deram). * people who want 10 know tht' that lndlan sluff sound• Groups who play well on at11e and have a deal or name or th• 1lrl yau made JOHN PEEL Vt'ry 1987. 1111 nl1ht la pntt)' llmlttd. musical talent orten have BLUES RECORDS 1943- 0 " And It amu1t1 m• to '" 1966 yr;~r~dryio Ashu~~• bf::~•~a~n .::nd~=: comd~~::,~r mat~ by M,~. L1•adblller ~~~~n:~1rr:. t\~~': ft~Jj~•; ~~~;he:, 1;J11i',':d\1:e:-c::i 011d Nt,i/ Slaven. Hanover "thouaht to be or lnlenst." writes his own on my foot ha1 Ju•t rlol than awful band• that rtmerkPd: "Hara-Krl1hna? 1 Boolfg, London. CS Ss. lnavlta~ly the ruull la ff• sounds llke • J•wl1h It c~d~an~ )'11r!a~n8.. n:;:pffl =~~~df!~!•~asJt~~:n -~~~d butcher," a couple of yean 11 now ~t~kB t~l l~~ '!nJ column the band I would be • lot JT CA~'t b;0~~~~,;- ~ha~~ ':~:mr A hit alr.ady. ruder about thla sad d1scogrophlt1 cut 1hort for producllon about "Mar ::::~:r ~rai, ~:.: .~:=r~~~~ mukt1 n dl!o.:ogrnphirul hook vaaue "critical" ru.•ona GRAPU.RUIT: •• Round r,adobl,, but the author11 or (l.t'adbilter 1eem1 to be unfair tians comlna to earth - ll~•A~:t:::•!':afn;n{lb~:ft Is Goin& Round" (Stateside). you'd ht'lll!r watch out " Blu1111 R1•1.:ord!I havt a fa,r stab lo Ledhttter, fnr eumple). IC lt't'ffll as If then Is • lht' way p,,ople catt1orl1e 1 llt'. ::) n~~la r!~:ri1~~j~~e~~!~ Chuck Berry and Fata nallonal con1plracy amona themulvts or olher people as }r,!t Oomlno are out, and 10 are rerord buyt>n not to buy N NCY SINATRA: .. God It mu11t ht' arlppinR to hh1t•s anythlna by Gr•pcfrult. ~~t.:l~:!i1, ;:;•r~r ~~~:: enthus111s11 conrt•rnt•d nhout the Jau-bluts men like With• Knows I Love You" "rspoon, Joo Turner and GET Tht' facl that you play an nl11ck Acf', Wal!N 0BYih, Hia Wvnonie H rrlt. Jimmy and ~o7r~::!? ,t~e l.t'COU UC' • ultur dO('lln'I makr, ll11y Sr,1rl'II cir lndt't·d 4Jmost • :~! ,::: an\' hh11•!i 11rll~I from Alahama Mama Vanc:,y a.re Included, to bt' blaspht'mou11, 1h01 I )'OU • rounlr)' hlue, pla~cr.'' hut not Vklorla Spivey lndt"NI lht' obvlou, qul'S· /\lf'lll, •aret•d II "''. Odd Slllll 111 [ 0111111• Ynuna whn 11on thl' )OUnR cynk of 1h11 th\' -\ml'rlun1 11014 ho,q fl• r nrdt·d 111 lhl• latt'd Sllll. • ucond volume - t.l'em,•d to ht" COPtln11 Brlll•h p1•not.1 '-IJ in ·r,1; dl'VOlt'd to thtlt RAD and A Rrl!:~n knot Jan hlut>s •rtist - It on the •1~:s:::• ~~/ blue,m<'n ralhl'r thin lht' rht• wo rk fl'J'rt'lll nts ·enu. d,awlna board And, with ao conc-t>rnl'd whh bulldlnJ a \111t'rlc1n .. ourc:(' mu,lrlan\. of rt'h',Lte h. 11nJ I'm nut F:REIE: s11rprl11d. Ml'.'illkH and mlt• n1u1 h Information oa hand In M·orth•hllt' Sotlallst stale, "I t"un undt"ntand Wh)." cltar layout, 1 feel It would bt TONS OF SOBS II Is hardl)· surprl,lna ht 11dmlltl'd "In M,\'nt'ral churlish to oompllln about tum• It', bt'UU'il! t.rlc Clap,, g~~~:l1::~~•:f'1:::• 1~1/t'"~n ~l;::.~~ ALBUM ~out!: .:~. =~d orr:::1•::':~ Ion I, a btll<'r romantic: htro lftl mort' or le I vtr1tn aoll ln~p\~~= )'OU look ll cynldam, drua takln11 and than Muddv Watt'r1. The yC111 11m hound to ran foul of ttn•t>t vlo le nt-1!, l lllllt'lhina ~~ 1\:-;,:,r~~=\!t'"I Released soon Mt>•nwhllt', this bour•Nll1 ~::1:f1y ";'!~~h .:;::~~~~• t::: Whal 1hnuld hr m1do cloar be.hive y pel Sin1en1 Hie luddy previous two years, hotef fike the Pacific, Tate Quartet and almost 200 music en used by many satis Aretha or Ray Charles thusiash have enjoyed fied readers last year, with their respective a swing"ing holiday in for only 33 gns. ~-big bands are the first Juan-le1.Pins1 part of This hotel, like all of a host of inter• Antibes where the fes used for the trip, is national jazz and R&B tival is held. only a few hundred yards from the sea and PLEASE suri10 FULL on AILS OF THE MM'S su:;-H;;E I I the festival site and is I SUPERHOLIDAY ATFE!~IEY~~69 ANTIBES JAZZ I right in the heart of swing'ing Juan - les - I I Pins. I No,., I The festival this yur is held between I Add'"' I luly 26-30. The A LIFELIKE rubber rat sion of distaste. " I like to leave are presentable enough, but not we will all be right MM'1 Sunshine Super alt that to the glamour people as as good as I wanted them to bf we started off 20 yea I I stared at the TV in far as possible - the Engelberts 11 l5 w holiday starts on July " It was the same with our last LP. seems to me, and Tom Joneses. They are the It could have been so much bet trymg to do. I I 23 and lash until Jimi Hendrix's top ones who sing beautifully enough ter but we were working all the • It bothers me that Aucust 1. floor flat just off Lon to have their voices in TV com ·,oST TO : Anti~ Trip, , ...... , .. ,Moy Ltd .• 221 -223 I time and couldn't spend the time people now can't g lel1rave C,te, lrice,ter. ___ _j The trip leaves from don's Bond Street. mercials. Me, l'm just trying to in the studios that we needed music right away b L ____ Victoria Coach Sta get music together A stuffed panda sat on the " That's the trouble with this bust· are so hung up tion. The route is via floor wearing a green hat and " I don't like having to dress up ness. People see a fast buck and thin~s Dover-Ostend, where and go to social parties much, what seemed to be a teddy· have you up there being a sla,.c " I suppase m the en a luxurious coach with but you JUSl have to do it. I to the public. They keep you at bear in the last stages of mal !.end people like me reclinine seats will always have the feeling that I it until you are exhausted and so nutrition hung from a nail in Dakota Concentratio journey through will arrive at one of these things is the public, and then they move that seems to be w the wall. Over the bed a per France, stopping for in all my own gear and they off to other things Americans are wor sian rug served as a canopy, might not let me in." siJhheeinc in Paris, "That's why groups break up - "'Or course, the whole giving the effect of a four Jimi is a man who gives a good and then on to the they just get wom out. Musi· is getting very poli deal of thought to his music and Mediterranean. poster. cians want to pull away after a see many to the future. so so.call The journey home A large Roland Kirk-type gong time or they get lost in the whirl· they can't all be mu pool. starts on July 31, arri stood near the bed and most "I have plans that are unbeliev "·s, actors or p able," he told me. " But then, ving back in London in availabl e surfaces were covered "'As far as Noel, Mitch and I are clothes. And the o with gui tars, asso rted electronic wanting to be a guitar player concerned, we will stay together can explain their the evening of Aucust equ ipment, transistor radios, a seemed unbelievable at one time. through music or I. as long as people can dig us and cine proJector and a vase full or One thing, I've written music and we can dig ounelves. American flag as a The V form amount feathers. The general effect was a screenplay for a film and they " Mitch and Noel were quick in that gets banned s for the holiday is £13, as colourful as Jimi himself. are getting it together wanting to come back home from " But nobody is co leavinc £37 out of the As we sipped tea I wondered if he " I am also producing rttords by the States. There is all thi!> v10· Ind age 1s the han other groups. enjoy doing that £50 allowance. Travel enjoyed the non-musical side of I lenl thing in the Stat~ right comes to politics an lers can also take up his business - the interviews, as long as I like what they are now, It's really a clash between the Queen said a t to £15 in sterling, the pub I ic face and the efforts playinR. I liked doing the Eire the new and the old. They make Igo, or the Presid making a total of £52 to be nice to people who might Apparent record, but 1t was black and white fight against Years ago, 1s what be of help, however nauseous never really finished according to each other so they can take over hve by and ,t just spendinc money - my standards. lain to nowadays more than enou1h for they might be at each end. "Then I produced tht Cat Mother " H they can get the Black Panthers All the new things Oh Real ly 1? ""' ,.,., 1s, "It can be a hang-up," admitted a really great holiday I also did five sides for the fighl ing the hippies - who are don't match up to "UIMrnudU11.1tt.a. -•eftMl wludi, - HtliM Juan-les-Pins, All for Jimi using his favourite e xpre s- from 1Normat1on IMelltioully K<11ai r.d .... f, Budd y Miles ExpreH album. They really the young whites - thCl'I old ways of thm Up,!nntH'llia1 - Ml - 11 li....i t~l'Vllp. ~ 33 ens. T,..,1Mn19 or Cuditd. Fill in the coupon NOW. And swine D A Pye P.ecords P.elease with us. MfLOIJY M.i\t-.:1 H., Mnrth l-1, HH,U llAJlC' 13 • Recently back from a U.S. tour, sold out?" storm, visited the MM Fleetwood Mac, whose single offices for a Blind Date session. " Alb,1tross ' ' made the coveted Peter Crecn no longer sporting hir number one spot in the MM moustache, acted as spok sm11n for PETER Top Thirty and unwittingly the group and commented on GREEN involved them in a " Have they some new singles and albums. anything or ~et in the Pt"ter Snrslt'Cfl blClkt' 1~ ASHVILLE TEENS: B ?. ~-! 1.r:~~f~1~~ charts. it? " The Lament Of N Fair " (Blue Horizon). I 11•:~yth:,~:~:i~~c ~r~\~~I~ The Cherokee Reser- like that. Is it Bobby HICK COREA: "The vation Indian " (Major come in. I 11kt tht' sontt Pa rker? Great! H I don't C 'Law Of Falling And but I'm not struck on Minor). get a copy free from Catching Up" (from his voice,. Like thr son~ It's no.t the Fairport Con Blue Horizon, I'll go out the Solid State album definitely. vention - or the First and buy one. " Now He Sings, Now Voice sounds a lilll~ too Edition? Nashville Sounds quite American. He Sobs" USS7011). false. Probably A vrry Teens? They're friends good LP Moybe I'll huy of mine. H's nearer to ~:Ju~~is~8 ~n 8Entt\i~~ Really weird so far. I'm this. " Tobacco Road " than like that. Bobby's great expecting him to go anything they've done. anyway. somewhere but it doesn't OHN LEE HOOKER: I suppose if it's played a What's the B-side like. tt~a~t f~i;~hti~? Is " Going To Cali lot, 1t could be a hit. Not (" Couldn't Quit My !!:; J enough in it, basically Baby'") Ah, I thought It's original anyway. I'm fornia " (from the Joy image of two chords. it would be a slow blues. getting bored. lt's very album "Travellln ,. It's nothing really very curious. I feel I JOYS l 29), rarely should listen to another INGS KOUNTY special for Bobby Parker Sounds completely out of h of the but a lot of peopl e will track before really say- tune. Sounds !Ike a John K KARNIV AL: "Dont' buy it for the B-side. ing. • Lee Hooker thing. I've - vet Vote For Luke Mc- But I like " Revolution No. to all Cabe " (United Art 9." And for the blues ft°c:oke~h'{;s, ~~~'re L:,i ists). fans-it's definitely not TAk~~1iii::~o~~ e are I qui te like this. Ve ry well blues! pJb:~& ~~~~ r~~ ~~ier ect his made, very well pro Is this Taj Mahal? Great. et his worst, this trnck duced. Good sound. I Jove Taj Mahal. I ROCOL HARUM: is anyway. Don't like ft. e final think this is great. It's American? Yea, I like P " Wish Me Wen " series, this, but 1 wouldn't buy one of my favourite (From the album it. Could be a hit- but American groups. I think A ~ ~;i!.!.e10~\:,.~ : BARN 1'm not on Juke Box this could be a hit. I " Shine on BrighUy" LRZ/ SLRZ 1004). (from the Stax album Ju ry. really do like this. 0 i This is also in the same Off the LP? The coolest This reminds me of the Live Wlre" Xats Man. vein as the First Edition. blues band I've ever Traffic. Procol Harum? 1002). Like it. Nice. seen. They're very good. It's Sounded like Bi~ Brother bout his a very good LP. This is and the Holding Com• likes 3nd HE BYRDS: "Bad their new LP? pany for a minute. H ~. Tha~•!DD~~~; Like it. Very good band. Is this "Live Wire"? I've problert1s T T Night At The heard this in the States. (CBS). Whiskey " (CBS). Some of it's nll right. I Amerc3n. Peddlars. Doesn't move Who is this. The Byrds? wouldn't buy It. Good ,x, the me. I'm told they're a the record I heard in then I don't think they We played with them in V '!~Now•!T~1;-\;,~N,; one for JJUilnr fans. very good group but I Blind Date. ever stopped playing it. Chicago. I like their old (from the Dot album t like his singles. He is known don't like this record. It makes a refreshing It's been re~ released too records but this doesn't sounds like this on I don't think it's commer- keep up the standard of "Grey Life" LPD/ stage. He's probably the s of fans change from the usual soon. Good though. SLPD 527). cial. H's not what wailing guitar that most their old records. most funky guitarist or e world. So people want. groups are coming up I don't think this will do I like that. This isn't that all. :.. ~ .Ke.--.-- -· with. TH:ou ~a~' .. (~i1t• an , It will give JE~a: •~~'EA,. ~e The Gun! Don't like this. r------~~------HREE CAPS: "Cool 1 don't think it will better tor). T Jerk" (Atlantic). touch " Race With The g of Great so far. Instrumental? " Cool Jerk " is it? It is. Devil." Doesn't move I like that. I don't think This is old. t like it but me. Doesn't appeal to trying to it will do anything in it's not o1d enough to the charts. l'm not go catch on! :~ug~.t's n~~t i~~~h music. ing to buy it but every Very funky, verJ good to enou~h. time I hear it on the dance to. It's a good The guitar sound gives it radio l shall know it is one for discotheques but away that it's the Gun. THIRD DIMENSION : HENDRIX THE MAN we will all be righl back where what it is all about - new ideas drugs, is that most people let we started off 20 years ago. This, and old laws. it rule them instead of using it 11 seems to me, is what they are "In some ways it"s getting like as a step to something else. trying to do. Pompeii. But people could still "And in this business there are so many artificial people. J can al " It bothers me that some black enjoy it. Let's strip away all the ways tell the artificial people people now can't get into our old laws along with our clothes from the real music people, the music right away because they and maybe have concerts in ones who care about the music are so hung up about other swimming pools. things , "But I guess there are so many and what they are doing. people who wear a hat when they " The thing is you have to be posi• •• 1 suppose in the end they will brush their teeth in case they tive. You have to keep going un ~end people like me to the North see too much of themselves. I til you have all the negatJves out Dakota Concentration Camps - don't understand this attitude to of your system. that seems to be what a lot of flesh. As long as you are not " It's funny the way mo1t people America ns are working for. harming another human being, love the dead. Once you are dead "' Of cou rse, the whole music thing what does it matter what you you are made for life. You have 1s getting very political now, I do? to die before they think you are see so many so-called hippies and " This I really believe - anybody worth anything. they can't all be musicians, paint should be able to think or do " I tell you, when I die I'm not ers, actors or people selling what they want as long as it going to have a funeral, I'm go clothes. And the only way they doesn't hurt anybody else. But ing to have a jam session. And, COUNTRY can explain their politics is those old laws and ideas really knowing me, I'll probably get through music or wearing an do hurt people mentally. When busted at my own funeral. FEVER American flag as a shirt - and natural feelings conflict against " I shall have them playing every .. ~hat gets ba nned straight away. laws that were made hundreds thing I did musically - every Too Much of Ut nobody is completely free, of years ago - that's when you thing I enjoyed doing most. The Nothing Ind age is the hang-up when it get the hang-ups." music will be played loud and it comes lo politics and laws. What How does Jimi feel about money? will be our music. Bell BLL1052 tilt Queen said a thousand years "It's great stuff if you use 1t " J won't have any Beatles songs, ago, or the President said 200 wisely," he laughed. "~ve!'Ybody but I'll have a few or Eddie Coch rears ago, is .what they seem to needs it and you can t ~•ve a 11 ran's things and a whole lot of ~'Ye by and ,t Ju st doesn't per- your money away. But when you blues. Roland Kirk will be there ,, ~t to nowadays. have enough for your own needs and I'll try to get Miles Davia d ~he new thmis we have 1ust then you can go back on the road along if he feels like making it. f" t match up to ~ld Jaws_ a nd and try to do a little preaching " For that, it's almost worth dying, i d ways of thmkmg This 1s " The trouble with money, hke Just for the funeral." l'uft- I• MI JO[)) MAKf JAZZ LP OF 11IE MONTH The rumours didn't exaggerate-superb RUMOURS that this album of t ht> fu.JI to na l pa llete a nd have was something special have not l ,ce.n a fra id to s lap on g r eat thkk s labs o f sou nd. been filtering through the The orch estra Itself is fu ll o f GO RDON 8 1-.C.: K TRI O· jazz scene since it was re• mus icians from a wide varie ty "Gyro.,cope" (Morgnn MJ I). th is serves up a measure or corded last September. of backg roun~ - pop rans ma y no5talgic memories for old ~t'~'ln GnrdNI Hct·k, Jelf They didn't exaggerate - it be s urprised to d iscover tha t J o n .i. ( lynl' Mnd To ny Oxley h& Vl' timers who dug dance and t·ume up WHh • complex novelty music in t ht" is superb. Hiseman, Jack Bruce a nd Dick en1nyahh· and alw ays inler• Twenties Every thing here 1s Section by section this t5 a mag Heckstall•Smith a re s uch fine t'!> t1n 11 nlhum from '26_ - it even incl udes jazzmen. Bea Ll_lli e and the Original nificle nt orchestra a nd it is Memphis Five - and most or pack~ with rine soloists. Hecl AGreat NewAlbum! POP lP OF THE MONTH THE FINEST ALBUM RELEASED IN MONTHS INt. American Parkt'r. to modt•rn rock 11nd N musicians roll vilollt}' and blut'I lnlf'n• co llaborate on a ~lty. Particularly out1tandln11 Bac.k " 1s th~ best ol a set or labour of love that h lhl' Hill lt' llollday favour ... \ \ \ t. ~o~~lt ~ Ide ~~ E~~ reissue tra_cks which are all encompnsses a 11 ltr " God Hll'J\ Tht Chi Id " l'row1 nn you A v11rh ,j C• h ·• (Dot), Well performed and a tunt borrowt'd from pr1111:r11t111111· w1lh 1lu •, h1·, of excellent dtscotheque music st)•les of modern 1 ~ " ,,r'>du«'d ,;:iund!t from popul ar mu s I c, Brltaln"s Turtle <.roup "Smll 1 11 1 0 ~;:: :' rt, 1(~11:y~~.,.~1~J'1 n~~~~ EDDIE. FLOYD: " I've fro m Jan to rock fm :-n11e' n~~~f~ ".1'd1 c!~ i nd folk, and pro ~ rnul~h=~~\~Jn;~~k:~~ n::: <,IIIIJI Never Found A Girl " (S tax). ,he band ,how thty h11Vt' a empl 1) ~Id Uf"aOJrl""'lel"lb Grea, singer. a tight soul duce • thrilling backing sound a nd some JUiC\' il nd often moving complete gra'\p or mojt thlnll"i •• MORI I A 11 NIC.11 I .\PHRODITI·."S CH ILD· girlie shouts N1l"e · album. TheJ com• th11t art' lmporlllnt to modr rn 'tOUNO\ IN Sl I RU> " .. l nd or The \\'odd .. (" ercu• bi ne fo rm, disci mu11Jc Bobbv Colomby'11 (Mnrbltt Arch). A 1wo-11 lhu11, r)). Thrt"..- Greek"' form a pline and spantan drumming I.• an object lf' HOn lit'! wllh mrlnd1r r1,11 tt 1hut 111 n1 8\-7,lllllne foli.. ,troup and JP THE FOOL_: (Mercur}'), 1967 in tnsle and drlvt", and Di ck s tyle_ d reamrng. ineffi ciency. elty with e,,: traord• I rum !1t1th •~ J arkh I rt·nl. I Par1,; lCI record, and Ont: llalll11an't. or)tRfl and S tt' ve Ton}' IJ.11 rh'• Ordu-11t r11 Roy da) \ anict,s Papa1hana"-<1: iuu !nary panache that D~~~ahn\~;; i~~s pushes them way BLOO D SW(AT C, T EARS Vo,,oroon1 Ka lZ.' !i guitar add tunklnl''lt. to Budd, th1· J IHk l1ur1ory Or ,.rih:s this ,troeilll arran~l"ment g~~;~~~ • d o~~~ On A Theme by Euc Solie hi ond 2nd their lh1ng ahead or m os t the proud shout"i and whoop!/ and \fan. llke thl"1r record!> Mo,1emcnhj, Sm,lmg PhQ5.t'1, 0 Somc11me ot h e r g r o up or tht• bra"is section. T hh IJj f~;·~~~I J1::~:,~n prri. from a new name Country MERLE H AGGARD : ht" outllully prndun•d by Ka .. ,• A.'i\'LU.'1 CHOIR: " Looi. .1nd soul are featured and lain " Mama Tried " (Capitol na t1 and K a1 1 111 Nl'w York ln,;Jde The AS) lum Cho it ., handles the vocals very com Stereo). Anotho?r in the steady Great pti rt y n.• PeffR~__ GREAT TO H~VE YOU B~CK SMASH !- AGAIN STOP LIBERTY RECQRD S SINGLE i ~ WEL COM E VIKKI CARR SMASHLP. L ' ' WI T H PE i 'I I N HAMD' ... got it? !... BP 15 16 6 + SI 9 ·-----·-..!! BLUES LP OF THE MONTH (,al ·· in a ,ad uld vu1tt", t~~:°::i::.d~;: touchlna in Its \41~ Ill\ l(UI· I' tar, su rprlsingh full, ,;up. \1\1 rt' , 1 • "" t' r ,, pllu ans "" ,n and undt"r m.cit' t "" o r" t'f\&• scotlnit'i lo lhe ,oul ""hlch uoos.; thal II h att' Yt'f~ interHtlnit It'\ amoq1 lht' bt's1 ol good arch•it' stuff a IDNl1um • quahl\ inoath"s ,urph o·r Bukka deli\oHI a Spt't'Ch bJ~i,,. ru-otd"\. and l>Pfort' ""elghln!f inlo •• l_lello that 11, appeal Is Central" In hi., usual hue, h .,.,,,_ to be limitt"d fuhion. On thh and " Plea<,e to IO\ t'r, of oldt'r Don't Go " and th, hnal bl~ st)IH. lhat " M y Moth, r Died," hii ra"" uid, 11•, a Jt'm for delht'ry and finl' Dt< lt• 1!,UI 'I IIMit'ftl\ of lh t" N ATH AN tl [ AUR(GARD. 8 UK KA tar are roundt'd oul b) Jim ' t 1111 music. WHIT(. FUltlU LE WIS, R(V RO8(RT Cro'ith'4 ail's wuhboard On Hack ""1th a<. dr, , nd W I LICI N5 . JO[ CALLICOT '' Th< 19611; t:ll.lra ,:, ,, ',lH t Historic•U~. th, Mc..,pho c..,,.,,, 8111 n Fn t •v ot ." Nolhon tht< la'il 1l tl t', Ruk ka sounds \ ,.,h' rttard's valut' must 8co11n-909,d H Qh- ~ ~ sll ahtl) dampent'd J OII' LU HO(Ud : R lht' bt' ltt'at. , athan 8 11 ld11 c, W h tl\ H nl M q fl t' IS folk11"'~ b)' f urr) Folk LOrl' or John Lff """ Buutt1ard, • bh nd D-:vl"l M>r M II O ~ Lewh,, who manai,:es to Hooktr .. {JO) Jo , (; 133). l tu (ui1aris1-iin1t"r said F11uy l"""'~ F ulf\ Bl Re w AobNI f,1 irth LP m th'° J.,, lr,,n1 \t' w,11,,,M !n • )vcn ' II r-o O "'""· Wt,.it m• kt' an impresi lon \4.- llh his lo be mort' than • "'f T Ab _, 1 lf'1 Joe: C0Wc11t humorous slngina and 1tul tar Ja, "r'"' oncludt'<. T11rt'lt• bund~ \ Un old, 'Y I II.,.., Mv M"' , ,1 l">nQ phi) Ing and l1pp1n 1t In spilt' \1ad Again,'" ·· Th• H Cl h.a.s not apparu,tl~ w, ,,, t 9 111 e Ho11&0n 7 -63210! of tuning problem,; F1vt L, ng 'I ear., an-.. btt-• rttordW bt'· Wilkins. IS r,e uld, r 1~ -•~h~~:-1 ~,~lrn~~- _ , , lnrP.. Bukka hills bet'n quite anolhu umi • lt' ~end at) ~•~~• 1 1 ...,.,. 11 t'O \ rt'd sintP his rt'dls fi~u re. Ht' cut , .... o sides in ca rri es lht' di) with t\4 o rt'· ,otl h,t 1d H, ,l..,·r liglou.s songs bt'lled oul b) t-o,·t'T) in ·SJ, but n""" rt'· ,1 emphis url)" in 1930, plus a rew In s upporl of Garfield the Rev and two sons (pl•)· l AJ ,, \}I \ l..: " Tht' , a1 c h' I rordinss art' "" t'ltomt'. Ht' b Blut'\ " (Dlrtttlnn). Thrt,w tht' onl) ont' of tht' fh Acken, and unlll now ha ,; ing C) mbal<; and 1amMurlnt' tut no mort' so far as I am and b:is1 ituhar). The .ncond a,....a~ tho>,;_ 1unk 8r111,h blur, Jlngus 10 havt' vlsltt'd alhum.,. .Jnd '""t-"l in 1h1, Britain. awarl', Is a bit repelhlve, bul lht' Thal lt'3VH WIi kin ... , an ,plrh never fl • J; 'i peiltt'ful. !lt'nth hip. hlu•s " "allt'r "Furr) .. Lt'wli,,.. man\ .... ork 1•n '-i 11tt<"n111 ~ht'. '1emph1 s mu sician \4 hO other folk artl '-1 V ' •,,,r• CLIFF AUNGIER SENSE of frustra• "I r••·~•·nh A tion is not an un ... , common fee I i n g II THE STRAWBS among many young h :-.1 ,, JI! ,1 th, ()uni:1·"11 lluh Tilt C "-1 ,11 Cu1•i'•• r TU\h'I 111 ld.:l· ll uad creative songwriters ,:,,t I and singers. Someone '" COLLIER'S RANT, H<>l·hud ,; who is experiencing •·· Tul ('I Rd this at the moment r NI COVENFOLK (OXF,UC), R11 m is Marc Brierly, a \l. .,11 d,,., ur t h young South Lon• ;-- ---+ THIS TIME FOR REAL, IT'S doner whose first rl DIZ DISLEY album "Welcome To THREE HORSEHOES The Citadel" was re FOLK CLUB cently released by lk;,11\ St nr lhm11~h',1d 1'11h1 TllOUllAOOUll 10 la. 1•1,·,,• 11 1, CBS. Marc has found himself al a THE LEES IDER S cross-roads, somewhat STEFAN GROSSMAN ,lfld \\IU I n·,,d.-rlt i,: ruup THE undecided which way to .,... EXILES Ht·(h1n ·d ,,dmhMun go . h d .. n· ... I r> m WHITE HART COLLIER ROW His biggest problem is in MARTIN WINSOR finding outlets for his music. The folk club \u, WEDNESDAY circuit Is one area he can I m work In but he feels he SUNDAY HOLY CROU NO, 4.1 /1w,·rn<'~!t can take his music Into .... '" f'l .ac-,• ff;,i,,1,1,11,•r JIM HcCAHN " & RO NN Y 1111rvdun bigger fields. MARC BRIE RLY : · I wa nt to move into the pop scene ' " I'm not quite folk and I'm RON GEESIN JON BETMEAD nol quite pop," says & COLIN SCOTT Marc, 0 which makes It was making a name for people of the same basic augmented by n ,mnll !.l' FRIDAY 80UN OS GREEN F OLK C LUB, plu,- F ION A diffi cult to know where I h imself on the fo lk scene nature. The things I amount of CJ1refully M•"- Tav, n 11,,und., wa nt to work." Ma rc has as one of the good new listened to were the lceted lnstrume11tntlon. THE '.; I -.;..,xi MIKE ABSA LO M mlrudun·, TI N K ERS been working as a solo singer-songwriters but complete opposite or •• I was to n certain e~tl'nl artist but Is now getting then he suddenly quit. what I wanted to do - happy with the album but COLIN SCOTT KI NC'S H EA D, Upp\'f Str,•el FOLIC C'OUll:IERS J~hn~tnn 8EAUX O F LON DON a small group together " I !,, pent two yea rs getting Cream, H endrix, like all albums you could THE TINKERS CITY. I.uni,: Swurd and Morris and will be appearing at things toget her," explains Jefferson Airplane.'' start it nll over again. It NA.CS HEAD 't k R,,,1d D~ntmi: Wn•krnd~ Tomm~ Lo ndon's Middle Earth Marc, " I was trying to The result Is " Welcome To was somNhlng I'd wt1nted \lt:C11r1h, Tea •·r:1nld1n club, a new departure ror gel something of my own The Citadel," an Inter to do for a Jo ng time JON BETMEAD LEEDS UN I VERS ITY UNION Marc. together. I found it easier esting album with Marc's something different.'' .J OHN TIMPAN Y. FRED McDOWELL About three years ago Marc by not listening to songs and acoustic guitar Now Ma rc Is pinning his w.-lc ,I H bu, frnm I pm - Ac f t>c tor y . hopes on a forthcon1 ini: single. lie hns two acng~, SURBITON, A"wnlh h Roum~ II " Flaxen H~lr" and "Thl' pm DEREK SARCEANT FOLK FOLK NEWS W izard's Eye.'' He thinks T R IO JOHN FRAS ER, PETE STANLEY omd BRIAN C OL8EY . "Fla"-en 'Fii•~ ->rll,h..!_.--•"'""'4' 5 the A-side. " It ':!.! n much WAKINC T E NDERFOOT. R E~~run ~~~~~~ost ~~~ tighter sound, much m OI'\' PLAIN DAVE PLANE Third London Night at Cecil together. " l want to move Into the ~:!7. H~=~OnRea~sl Pa~~ pop scene. It could bt• WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL Ri ch March 14 and their guests .,rd 0111,ann· ve.ry exciting. It's a pit} will be Pete and Marlon they've been puttlnt out Grey, Professor Alexander's all those old singles. Punch and Judy Show plus There Is too m uch old singing waiters, a mind stuff in the ch nrh. Wcal FOLKSONG reading .act and the evening Jiu " I've been shu ttln11 mysell will Include street cries, away from people de li be ballads, music hall songs rately but it '.!> tot to the PANAMA LTD JUG '69 and broadsides. t;E] El'A. NA'WELOCI!; •L FDAO point where l'"e got to go SAT(• MARCH 29, I p.m. TltO U BAOOUll, , 30 DAVF "Free sweet, will be hu rled DEREK SARJEANT, HAZEL KING AND out a nd s:,e t lo grips with JUG TRUST COOl"E A l" ETE CHOPl"INC at the audience, Dr · Winsor people - or they'll never HEDY WEST wil~ give free advictl to young GRAHAM BRASHJI.W get to grips wllh me." T\\ CO CERT AT ladies" says the handout THE JOHNSTONS about th e concert and adds, MONDAY "due lo unfo r.see n circum• and Ann McConnell are leav• SHIRLEY COLLINS stances, the Boston Stra ngler lng the Penn ine Folk a nd ROY HARPER AT CATFOAD •ISINC SUN will nOl appea r," - a pity we th eir places are being taken DON SHEPHERD DAVE COOPER, by bassist Paul Bridge nnd JACK50N C. FRANK P ETER CHOPPntc BOB DAVENPORT were a ll looking forward to th at' Ticket!. arc 6s 6d .and Judy Burt, who was wi th the THE HERON DAVI & TONI ARTHUR there will he a bar and soup Fllk and Fred and duo. CEILIDH GERALD T. MOORE Compet"e: JOHN FOREMAN kitchen. Co rse ts, cocoa and On March 15 thert- is a HUCH •tPPON headache cur~s will be on sale Grand Ce ilidh a1 th i> Civic FlrtOAT RAaCM lCTN 7 JO P M .JOHN IIU.Kl"AT•ICK in the Vt'Sl ihul e Hall Wallasey, Cheshire. with DICK MUSSON ROYAL FESTIVAL HALL TIC.•FTS 7 • & a - F• O N 000 111 Peter Dashwood officiating 6 6 ..N N CKIE'S O F RUOI N G l"ft p , 4 .11~ L,1,;: h , n, ('uur \ 7/6, 10/·, 1216. 15/ 21 Redd ii nd Ma rtin regularly b d S!r, .1'h ,m S W tfll receive communicants at the Guests in clude the Yettles, Obta inable from Ha ll , usual Troubadour, Old Brompton Folk Lectures will he hel d between I I am and S pm 01 CLANFOLK. "·'''I'" "' Cla nn Agencie~ and Road, London SWS every THE JOURNAL OF ~.,...,., ~ u t,,.,d, _._t,,•,•I t'.add1ni;: aritllh Peace Commltta• Satu:-day and among those the Royal Institution, Liver• I DEREK RINSTONE • takrnti: part 10 the next few pool, and WIii deal with folk COUNTRY MUSIC 14 Cl.vflMn St,, LOMon, S.W.1 lore, industrial songs and ltii,h ENFIELD FOLK CLU• week!! are Stefan GroHman (March 9), Stdan Sobell (15), folk mu sic. Tickets are Ss 6d H _,.. :, R ~'-• r St t'nlh-ld th e Valley Folk (22) and and a re ava ilable from !he Flnbar and Eddie Fury (29). E.F.D S.S. at 4 Bluecoat ... all th• latest country news ROGER MOSS & Chambers, School La ne, Li ve r . .. up to date Disc raviaws 0 pool I ... lalHl Billboard Charts RICHARD DICANCE :~~1sc: a;o ~k ~~~~dio "o~~una\~~ ... Readers Letter Page Two) on Saturday. The Glasgow Folk Centre CEOFF • JANIE CAMl"• ELL ... features on:- A_rter eight_ years of pro presents a country blues Bluegrass THE CLI FFORD FAMILY FOUC CENTRE, H .'\MMERSMITH weekend on March 14 , 15 and Modem&. Old Time Country Music fessional s rn grn 11; 11:o; a soloist Artlst,ts TERRY MASTERSOI( CLUBS Surbiton fol k cl uh chief ~rek 16 a t the Folk Centre, •S Sarjeant, hai. formed a trio Montrose Streel a nd a1 the The Nashville Scene LONDON NIGHT ft, f r1 Mclellan Galleries. Jan An :ri!:sra-;~1T!~~g haa:~ ~r~eha~~ dttnon Country Blues &and C EO• G i< RO• EY. • H> !-,1..,t.-r ,... ~P~L~E!!!"!AS~E~N"!"!!O!':TE~-11 Gordon Gibson and Al Coch: H I'd f111 Lur'.' P,,rk SI it111n made a numher of cluh rane guest at the Cenlrc on I.UJITI N W INSOR DON MARIAN • KEITH appea ranCt'!I . Says Derek ·v.-no, o Bn,11 " Working with a trio 1s mosi M~rch _ I _4 and Js , and REDD SULL IVAN rewardin~ and has opent> d up M1 ss!ss 1pp1 Fred McDowell 1t ppear!'. at the Mclellan PETE 6 MARI ON CRAY HAMPSTEAD RU(;• Y CLU• a whole nt> w Reid ·· ADVERTISEMENT Gall eri es on March 16. An Guest!. at Derek's Surhiton oth er Gl_asaow Fo lk C-en1re , SHl~~~y •~~~:IN:"' COPY SHOULD club include Pele Stanley presentatwn feature !li sitar Y-. lt'1 .. In Opry, •very ....-h. Pri.. 3 16 ' player lmn.t Khan, also at lhl' Bri~~!~~by ~~ rch ;r~~ ... , JI M O "NEILL. STAN OUNNACE ARRIVE NOT LATER c~~II Mcl.ellan Galleries, Saut'hltt· UI I THAN FRIDAY lames (26). Other a rtist" lines hall Street, on May ~- H.4UIGI NC LAMP. ! ~Jt,,.l,rlh ...... -.... 11'W'ovgf!_..~1~1 lll'b-, ,,. SATURDAY ~~;Id M~:e":p~~~~~n t:an_,bridae folk FeAt1val _,bee, P''lll'I Iron, BCM Op,,- l(>hdoo \\ C I Tr \ ,n , ~111 Riehm• nd • ~~~fo~e organiser Ken Woollard pre- before the week of and Stev• Benbow. ' .-.rc,LI• '> T£DDINCTON COMEALLYE publicalion to ensure Pennine Folk fan Teresa Ae~~ri~~~ F•l~~~r~:':;:~•i~; aAARELHOUSE J. B. r , ,. .,,,, 1 ,,., fu1ur, nt, ,. k"'~ HolmH writes to inform us ...,,.... &OE~ n..un inclusion in the Club that ,:roup hove a limiled :~~~ky,.:~ St~:::• 1::u8al:~ ll11 ""s ,.,.,. L.ES ceui,., MI NA TA UR ii,. d Nur1h edition a lbum - " Rnth Sides concert on behalf or Ll~r•- Columns. Of Tht' Pennines " du• out nexl month, that the group V~:ti~~\eH:i~i~:a~!~;:e2:oyal "" FRIENDS OF THE POOR u n ht- heard on My Kind Of "' DAVID GRAHAM RIIES I D IIENT \ UIIE TAYLOR Ken informs me that the LIWISHAM CONCEIT (S-'l) Hell, C•tlri S.l6 "" ...... , .. 1: .. , 0 .. Folk on March 12 - • SOio BE SURE TO USE ~~:r::r.e ea~~~iA•~auatta ke; an RIDAY, MAICH 14th •DYAL O AK T!'!t"!r~ :;: •~..::beftrou:~: 1 , nd 3 on/ omona the •••; t, FIRST-CWS POSTAL bffn invited lo write lh• ~en ~• hoping lo aeL to MALCOLM PRICE CERRY LOCKRAN second Polk Explorations 0 i~dihr~d:: DAVE COOPEI CHOPPING ... RATES show at th• Manchu ler Fl't!e 1 •Muc~I. w~~~~ a Pm and other .-a T .______JI i;i:; ::~~~:•:y 1h:e~~: people Ken hu In mind are T1Cke1t from Len s..a.. Music Lid., 233 tlftth SfrNI, l•-"'- S.l ,, co· lhe Fairport Convenllon and Ad'<'Clllced llckeh 6/6., S.A.£ Al"'- door 7/ 6 che.ter Spnrt• Guild Lyntoa Anr and Happy Traum. ,.______, "'AUi Ml LODY MAKf-R , Mnnh H, 1!101) P IIJ!l' )II DRUMS HARD TIM[S AND TROUBLE CLA SS IFIED ADVERTISEMENTS We are A CONCERT OF POETRY AND SONG ALL DRUM S . 11, JIU! knocked out to n1 •• 1~1 s upply musicians IN TH! COUNTY IOOM5, WIEL UNOTON HOTIEl ALL c;ooo •111 Ill ,hutu DUNSTH, COINWAU MELODY MAKER 1, ,,11h rl J,,r t.l'h for MONDAY, 10th MAICH (I f •h~ !!I .'.'It, I 174 16 1-1 66 AHt 5-t. london. E.C.4 . Tel. 01-353 5011 . bt 171, 176 an4 234 A LUDWIC KIT I, 11 -lflll" • I \ml· ,I 1, !' rl 11 CLIVE WADE 1t ,u •, , , t>hrl [ 11 Ill h /\1 APPLE - ,., Most recently for A PRfMIUI k11 ,1>11'11' ( ~ ROY DOWLING TUITION PUBLIC NOTICES PERSONAL )<,\ l J '-1 1 BARCA.IN OL YMP IC ~ dl\1111 \'uih on I It• •1 l I• 111 l MARY CLIFF CHARLES 1, '~ COMPLETE OLYMPI C ,m - Phont· new date has been a rranged : .. , ' 1d, we, T<"I ',; 0- " 01 2211-4 lU3 fur ~wnuln1• bargnlni;, Sunday, Morch 9th : from U.S. A Current h it " PEOPLE" JANE SCOTT for ae-nulnC' part 1•xch11nJW tonsldt•red .MONDAY, I 0th MARCH. ~uR~:~ ~;_~N~A~~;~::~ I frn•nd~. mtrodu<•t1on~ opposltt• lo ad'l'ani:f'd - ltl Thf' 't\"b!t,.._ ,------, 'l''\; wllh ~.n("l'rlly lllld thOU&hlfu\. FAMILY Houk' N W.1 El'S IZIO. HI, 19%. nl'" lld1\h ft'\•\•. Sd Sllmp to THE TYMES ELMER GANTRY Janf' Sroll 50 ' R4 Mllddox SlrN.'l, ORGANS King's Head, Romford CLA• INET S.Al(Of"HONE U•nd,in W.I 1u,1i.-.n. b(gu,, r ... ad,anttd )~ II- per word CRYSTAL PALACE HOTEL Crystal Palace Roundabout VELVET OPERA MAKE NEW FRIENDS or lhl' lmpnnbatk - Tc-I W1n,..ton . ALL GOOD quallly org1111, pur· Crystal Palace lnio:ram 1-4' ~ ~~U ln,trum nt, Th• \leiv.t Opera has pamd from "PPl"III" ~(',; Ln thl' most r1,1\111bl e Wednesday, Morch 12th ~nd m,,,p,...n,1•-~• way ,l\'all.-bll'. - chand for cash_ Will t•a ll - 1ppl d Orangl', 01·11311 (137 fn-,- dl"laLh ~ I M (19) Brat'mar • A MODEL LIOO H;1mmond Ur• D~8=:~~ELY ..::~~:~E 11 ... u ~ thll: tt..i voul,st Hou, Qurf'n , Ro1d. Rf'ad1ni;: Al~ Bl'rk-. ~an fnr ult•. Only right montl'l1- M(S- Kick out the Joms ROGER KEllll'S DRUM STUDIO ' •«.ms the MM! a- Ganuv old USO 1:Uh 021•772 7977,8 THE FLEETWOOD MAC PEN FRIENDS HOME and 1 -POL IJ~ and the '-elwt Open .-.i., .. 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