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Animal Crackers Be Part of the Scene Be Part of the Scene
700 W. Rio Salado Parkway, Tempe, Arizona 85281 ® be part of the scene Spring '13 ® Songwriters' Showcase IX May 17 be part of the scene with special guest Jerry Riopelle Spring '13 Studio Singer/songwriter/producer Jerry Riopelle joins Arizona musicians Blaine Long, Roxie Whipple and Marconias for a night of original music. Riopelle, a member of the Arizona Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame, has written several Top 40 hits and his songs have been covered by numerous artists including Herb Alpert, Joan Baez, Leon Russell, Kenny Loggins, Rita Coolidge and Meat Loaf. June 8-Sept. 7 Animal Crackers Gallery be part of the scene This family-oriented exhibition will feature local artists' work depicting Arizona animals Liar Liar Pants on Fire Pants Liar Liar and national artists' works celebrating animals from across the world. The exhibition will feature outreach programs and workshops with local artists and organizations. Anne Coe: ® Lakeshore Jazz Series April 5 Walk-in Wednesdays Snarky Puppy Open Mic with Walt Richardson Lakeside 6-10 p.m., Wednesdays January-May Award-winning Snarky Puppy fuses a deep knowledge and respect for Sign-up begins at 5:45 p.m. musical tradition with sonic and conceptual innovation in a way that is Take in spectacular views and enjoy live music by able to reach the most critical or carefree of audiences. The group has Valley musicians. Special youth performances from 5 to 6 p.m. (sign-up: 4:45 p.m.) Light food and been hailed as "one of the most inventive in sound and funk since beverage available. -
Keeping the Recording Copyr't (Ed)
Keeping The Recording Copyr't (Ed) Changing Trends: 10 Years: Then & Now ABC Singles Going $1.29 BM! Performance Awards Reno's Midland Via RCA Crossover; 'Boutique' - Feel www.americanradiohistory.com Produced by David Anderle Krîstofferson!s Smokin. He's written some of the outstanding songs of our time and he's just struck gold on his own with "Why M e" Now, Kris Kristofferson has a new single, "I May Smoke Too Much; ZS7 8618 a rousing ode to the hedonistic life. It's from his "Spooky Lady's Sideshow"a I bu m. On Monument Records o Distributed by Columbia/Epic Records Also available on tape www.americanradiohistory.com THE INTERNATIONAL MUSIC -RECORD WEEKLY BOX CASHXXXVI --NUMBER 5-June 15, 1974 VOLUME President and Publisher MARTY OSTROW Executive Vice President IRV LICHTMAN Vice President and Director of Editorial PHIL JAFFE alhboxeditorial Vice President and Director of Advertising West Coast ED ADLUM Managing Editor Keeping The Copyr't Editorial New York On Recordings ARTY GOODMAN DON DROSSELL MICHAEL DAVID Hollywood It is evident from a virtual weekly reading of Cash Box that tremendous strides RON BARON ELIOT SEKULER have been made over the past few years in the battle against unauthorized BEAU EURELL prosecution and continuous raids of pirate DAVID BUDGE duplication of recordings. Successful Research operations are largely the result of greater industry diligence - spurred on by MIKE MARTUCCI Research Manager various trade associations and unions - enactment of state -sponsored Art Director legislation (found last year to be constitutional through the U.S. Supreme Court) WOODY HARDING and, of course, the amendment to the Copyright Act that put recordings made Coin Machine ED ADLUM - Manager after Feb. -
Cash Box Is Proud to Extend Its Congratulations to RICHARD IMAMURA, West Coast Editor MARK ALBERT
June 28, 1980 y^/VA/g" gLUtAAfJ i 0l tpvAc^. SEPTEMBER 26-30 MIAMI BEACH BAL HARBOUR AMERICANA HOTEL Roddy S. Shashoua President and Chairman USA HEADQUARTERS: International Music Industries, Ltd. 1414 Avenue of the Americas 6th Annual New York, New York 10019 U.S.A. Tel: (212) 489-9245' International Telex: 234107 Record/Video & Anne Stephenson Director of Operations ' Music Industry Market AUSTRALIA: FRANCE: General Public Relations Pty. Ltd. 18, avenue Matignon PO Box 451 75008 Paris, France Neutral Bay Junction 2089 Australia Tel: 622 5700 Tel: 9082411 Charles Ibgui, Telex: CLAUS AA26937 French Representative Harry Plant IF.YOU’RE IN THE Australian Representative UNITED KINGDOM: ITALY: MUSIC BUSINESS International Conferences & Via Correggio 27 Expositions Ltd. 20149 Milan, Italy 5 Chancery Lane, 4th Floor Tel: 482 456 YOU CAN’T AFFORD London WC2, England Tel: 404 0188/4567 Aldo Pagani, Telex: 896217 Roger THERE! G Italian Representative NOT TO BE - | . VOLUME XL1I — N HR 7 — June 28, 1980 THE INTERNATIONAL MUSIC RECORD WEEKLY DISH BOX GEORGE ALBERT President and Publisher MEL ALBERT EDITORML Bright Future Ahead Vice President and General Manager NICK ALBARANO It Marketing Director A full year has passed since the Founder’s Con- Recording Merchandisers (NARM). has already ALAN SUTTON ference of the Black Music Assn. (BMA) kicked off begun to heighten public awareness through its Editor In Chief the inaugural celebration of June as Black Music programs. J.B. CARMICLE Month. In that time, the BMA has grown and Communication isthe key. If information can pass General Manager, East Coast matured, and on the eve of its second convention, freely and efficiently, great headway can be made in JIM SHARP Director. -
Hia Sold to Fairbanks
Radio tit NY ARB OUT ED SALAMON Records TO WHN THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1975 VOL. 3, NUMBER 23 W I BG/Philaclelhia Sold ToFairbanks Fairbanks Broadcasting (WIBC- Indianapolis) has purchased WIBG- Philadelphia pending FCC approval. No purchase price was disclosed. Interesting part of the deal is that JimHilliard,who iscurrently Executive VP and GM of WI BC for Fairbanks, was thepersonthat turned WFIL rock in 1966. Jay Cook, current PD for WFIL, worked under Hilliard as a jock and MD. WFIL became the dominant rocker under Hilliard. No official statement has been released from Hilliard's office or from Buckley Broadcasting, owners of WIBG. It is all speculation thatHlilliard would returnto Philadelphia and take over WIBG, in a battle against WFIL. NEW YORK RADIO The New York April -May ARB made its appearance Monday. A quick summary shows WABC down over 2 share points from iast April - May and down almost a full share point from the Jan -Feb '75. ABC's FM WPLJ showed a marked in- crease in total audience, picking up in teens. WPIX finally grabbed on to a respectable average quarter hour maintenance, and increased in women. WXLO (99X) down in teens and slightly off in men and women. WNEW FM offinteens, WNBC finally pulled nice adult numbers with lmus in the morning. All oldies WCBS FM is down a full share from last year, WQIV still has not made any major impact. WHN holding the same. WBLS and WLIB showed nice growth. We will have the complete breakout and full sumamary in next week's R&R, along with several other books.