Incorporating I MUSIC BUSINESS
i Incorporating i MUSIC BUSINESS Vol. 20, No. 958 October 16, 1965 In the opinion of the editors, this week the following records are the WHO SINGLE PICK rIHí?IIL OF THE WEEK Teens are going to have a tough time IN deciding which of these searing sides THE r- -o TrousOale MYSIC D- Ru6lisherf InC. 3014 they prefer. McGuire is still acidulous (6MI) (a5.0092<) Time 0:00 in song and delivery about the world. Top side is tagged "Child of Our Times"; flip "Upon a Painted Ocean." WORLD Arrangement is thick with guitars, drums and harmonicas. It's from CHILD OF OUR TIMES (R. Sloan) Dunhill (4014). °`, BARRY F.MCGUIRE C Prod. ,r LOU ADLER with .,M ae,C Coro 5ICOips 41/'elkVier°) THE 3LUE THINGS SLEEPER OF THE d7-8692 WEEK R.Isyh Muslo Inc., BMI New fellows RCA in (SPKM 2664) found the midwest 2:15 are going to have a cross-country hit that fits into the rock -folk bag. Has a dance beat for those who like to do a slow jerk. Sizzling sound is "I Must Be Doing Something Wrong" I MUST BE DOING SOMETHING (RCA Victor 47-8692). WRONG 1 0..rrecYt,ln-Seou-Ch.pm.n) e. I.yyY. ea1110 toee^s,p Cameo Parkway's Swinging ALBUM thru Open Door Policy, Top Oder. old and parr OF THE WEEK Execs: From Left, Neil Bogart, i6q Marketing Coordinator; Cecil Pretty and impassioned music from three of the first and best foiksters. Holmes, Nat'l Promo Mgr., Their regard for tasteful and mean- Jerry Shifrin, Nat'l Sales Mgr., ingful music and proper execution and, Seated, Phil Landwehr, thereof distinguishes this package.
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