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Healthy Sign: More Product Corning To Market (Ed) ... Davis To Col/Epic Confab: Challenge Of 'Aggre- ssive Competition' ... Tyrell Label Thr Col ... Now Key In- August 8. 1970 gredient Of Allied Artistss s

Film, TV Units ... Bell: Top 6 Mos. In Histo casábar ... Japan Surge On Product; King INTERNATIONAL MUSIC SECTION 'Definitive' 7 -LP Set ... Eurovision Changes

',' THAT'S WHO INT'L SECTION BEGINS ON PAGE 4 Pickettywitch The Manhattan Borough -Wide Chorus for The Friends of Music of New York City and their friends have a new hit single called "Hi -De -Ho:' (Their friends.) BLOOD,SWEAT& TEARS 3 Symphony For The Devil-Sympathy For The Devil Somethin' Comin' On/The Battle 40,000 Headmen/Hi-De-Ho/Lucretia MacEvil

Blood, Sweat & Tears recorded "Hi -De -Ho" with 27 Junior High School students chosen from The Manhattan Borough -Wide Chorus for The Friends of Music (most of whom live in Ghetto neighborhoods). It isn't often that a single gets such tremendous air play and sales in only two weeks. It isn't often that you can at the face of a kid and know that a recording session accomplished more than the making of a hit record. *Also available on tape. ON * iiiuAW iu iiAa HUMi=ii=iiäï /MIMI IIMU\MUM THE INTERNATIONAL MUSIC-RECORD WEEKLY

VOL. XXXII - Number 1/August 8 1970

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EDITORIAL MARV GOODMAN Assoc. Editor ED KELLEHER FRED HOLMAN ERIC VAN LUSTBADER EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS MIKE MARTUCCI ANTHONY LANZETTA Healthy Sign: Less ADVERTISING BERNIE BLAKE Director of Advertising Product Coming ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES STAN SOIFER, New York HARVEY GELLER, Hollywood WOODY HARDING To Market Art Director COIN MACHINE & VENDING ED ADLUM General Manager JON RAND, Assistant CAMILLE COMPASIO, LISSA MORROW, Hollywood CIRCULATION THERESA TORTOSA, Mgr. HOLLYWOOD HARVEY GELLER 6430 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Calif. 90028 Phone: (213) 465-2129 Preliminary product release sched- point in the year. In re -stating our be- ules for the fall and winter sales sea- lief, we would also make it clear that NASHVILLE new LP JUANITA JONES son ahead-particularly the those labels with the capacity to do so 806 16th Ave. South, Nashville, Tenn. 37203 news from the just -completed Colum- should still try and make available to Phone: (615) 244-2898 bia Records sales meeting in Freeport the record -buying public all kinds of (Bahamas)-indicate a healthy ap- LP product, not just those designed to CHICAGO CAMILLE COMPASIO proach to the industry's marketing of reach one segment (e.g. youth) of the 29 E. Madison St., Chicago, Ill. Phone: (312) Fl 6-7272 its wares. public. But in limiting the amount of This view was described by Cash product in all markets being penetrat- ENGLAND ITALY in issue a DORRIS LAND BRUNO POZZA Box the June 20 as "less ed, these labels are better equipped to 3 Cork Street 5, Corso Europa product, more punch" philosophy un- merchandise an entire release, simply London Wl Milan All Tel. 01-7342374 Tel: 704691 der the editorial theme of "Making by being able to envelop each LP HOLLAND LP's `Project' LP's." It's useful to re- around a more concentrated merchan- CHRISTIAN TOERSLEFF PAUL ACKET 2 Hamburg 56 Theresiastraat 59-63 mind the trade that the editorial that dising program. Assuming product Leuchtturmeg 30 The Hague week emphasized that "... easing the that has it "in the grooves" with re- Tel: 34-91-94-86 Tel: 837700 BRAZIL BELGIUM flow of LP's should be regarded not as gard to its market, each LP in the re- PEDRO FRAZAO ETIENNE SMET a retrenchment of industry goals in the lease can .be treated as a "project LP." DE VASCONCELOS Hugo Verrieststraat 87 Rua Frei Caneco, 11, Apt. 13 Sint-Niklaas (wass) face of economic downturns, but And obviously, getting product into Sao Paulo, S.P., Brazil Tel: (03) 76.48.80 makes sense during any economic sit- the right "groove" is easier to come Tel: 257 15 58 ARGENTINA PETER SMITH uation, bust or boom." "The 'less by when the sources of product are MIGUEL SMIRNOFF 40 Winters Way product, more punch' blueprint," the not burdened or pressured into com- Belgrano 3252, Piso 4 "B" Doncaster 3108 Buenos Aires, Argentina Victoria, Australia editorial concluded, "is designed to ing up with tonnage rather than well Tel: 89-6796 MEXICO help guarantee LP's an increasing thought out LP concepts. It also fol- CANADA SALVADOR ARREGUIN WALT GREALIS ANTONIO SENS share of the leisure -time market." lows that this can lead to more crea- RPM Tiber 100 -7 y 8 Pisos It's satisfying to note that the cur- tive and concentrated merchandising 1560 Bayview Ave. Mexico 5, D.F. Toronto 17, Ontario Tel: 525-39-52 11-62-96 rent round of manufacturer sales and sales ideas in getting this product Tel: (416) 89-2166 JAPAN meets seem to be taking cognizance home to the consumer. FRANCE Adv. Mgr. FRANC G. LIPSIC SACHIO SAITO of the feelings conveyed by Cash Box Every label, of course, wants to be 32 Rue Du Moulin Joly 1-11 2-Chome Shinbashi at that time, especially at a time when in on the establishment of a Beatles Paris XI Minato -Ku, Tokyo Tel. 023-90-06 Tel: 504-1651 the industry usually puts its best -foot - or a Simon & Garfunkel or a Rolling SPAIN Editorial Mgr. forward in terms of "heavies" in antic- Stones. This can lead to a torrent of a JOAQUIN MERINO FUMIYO TACHIBANA Presidente Carmona, 11 1-11 2-Chome Shinbashi ipation of the industry's strongest new -act releases in the hope that 20, Spain Minato -Ku, Tokyo sales Interestingly, however, will stick. The future won- Tel. 270-2915 Tel: 504-1651 quarter. something labels aren't holding back all their ders on the disk scene may only be SUBSCRIPTION RATES $30 per year anywhere in the U.S.A., Published weekly by Cash Box, 1780 Broadway, New "heavy" acts for convention, but are created by their presence not as a York, N.Y. 10019. Second class postage paid at Lancaster, Pa. 17604 U.S.A. marketing them throughout the year. needle in a haystack, but as an act that Copyright © 1970 by The Cash Box Publishing Co., Inc. Thus, there aren't too many strong the label treats as a standout right All rights reserved. Copyright under Universal Copyright Convention. acts competing with each other at one from the start. 1 CLOSE TO YOU 34 MY MARIE 67 HITCHIN' A RIDE Carpenters-A&M 1183 Engelbert Humperdinck-Parrot 40049 (Dist: London) 27 29 Vanity Fare -Page One 21029 (Dist: Bell) 42 18 MAKE IT WITH YOU HAND ME DOWN WORLD BALL AND CHAIN Bread-Elektra 45686 31 52 Guess Who -RCA 0367 43 53 Tommy James-Roulette 7084 79 - SIGNED. SEALED, DELIVERED 36 PEARL 69 MY GIRL Tommy Roe -ABC 11266 30 35 I'M YOURS Eddie Floyd -Star 0072 71 74 -Tamla 54196 5 7 HI -DE -HO Blood 70 LONG LONELY NIGHTS SPILL THE WINE Sweat & Tears -Columbia 45204 49 - Dells -Cadet 75 81 Eric Burdon & War -MGM 14118 9 14 WIGWAM -Columbia 45199 51 62 BLACK FOX 5 BAND OF GOLD Freddie Robinson -Pacific 88155 (Dist: Liberty) 85 Freda Payne-Invictus 9075 (Dist: Capitol) 2 3 39 ARE YOU READY? - Pacific Gas & Electric -Columbia 45158 72 COTTAGE CHEESE TIGHTER, TIGHTER 12 13 Crow Amaret 119 78 85 Alive & Kicking -Roulette 7078 8 9 JULIE, DO YA LOVE ME Bobby Sherman -Metromedia 194 53 69 RAINBOW O -O -H CHILD Marmalade -London 20059 83 Five Stairsteps-Buddah 165 4 6 41 LAY DOWN (CANDLES IN THE RAIN) LONG AS I CAN SEE THE LIGHT LAY A LITTLE LOVIN' ON ME Creedence Clearwater Revival -Fantasy 645 24 Melanie & Edwin Hawkins-Singers-Buddah 167 17 12 - Robin McNamara -Steed 724 (Dist: Paramount) 15 75 GIRLS WILL BE GIRLS, WAR LOOKIN' OUT MY Creedence BOYS WILL -Gordy -7101 18 28 'Clearwater Revival -Fantasy 645 BE BOYS Isley Bras -T -Neck 921 (Dist: Buddah) 80 87 IN THE SUMMERTIME I'VE LOST YOU Elvis Presley IT'S A SHAME Mungo Jerry -Janus 125 13 42 RCA 9873 60 - Spinners-V.I.P. 25057 (Dist: ) 87 89 11 MAMA TOLD ME NOT TO COME GLORY, GLORY Rascals 77 YOURS LOVE Three Dog Night -Dunhill 4239 7 4 -Atlantic 2743 54 64 45 EVERYTHING A MAN Joe Simon-Soundstage 7 2664 (Dist: Monument) 81 86 12 BALL OF CONFUSION COULD EVER NEED 78 DOWN BY Temptations -Gordy 7099 6 1 THE RIVER Glenn Campbell -Capitol 2843 47 51 Buddy Miles -Mercury 70386 84 95 13 THE LOVE YOU SAVE SLY, SLICK & WICKED 79 ONLY Jackson 5 -Motown 1166 11 10 YOU KNOW AND I KNOW Lost Generation -Brunswick 55436 50 62 Dave Mason -Blue Thumb 114 86 I JUST CAN'T HELP BELIEVING AMERICA, COMMUNICATE EVERYTHING'S B. J. Thomas -Scepter 12283 21 27 TUESDAY WITH ME Chairman Of The Board-Invictus 9079 15 OHIO -Barnaby 2016 (Dist: Columbia) 59 78 81 BLACK Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young -Atlantic 2740 14 15 HANDS, WHITE COTTON HUMMINGBIRD The Caboose -Enterprise 9015 (Dist: Stax) 82 88 IF YOU LET ME MAKE LOVE TO YOU -Mercury 73083 61 70 82 IT'S YOUR LIFE THEN WHY CAN'T I TOUCH YOU GROOVY SITUATION Andy Kiim-Steed 727 (Dist: Paramount) Ronnie Dyson -Columbia 45110 19 30 88 94 B. B. King -ABC 11268 57 66 83 THAT'S WHERE 17 TEACH YOUR CHILDREN I WENT WRONG THE NEXT STEP IS LOVE Poppy Family London 139 89 Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young -Atlantic 2735 16 16 - Elvis Presley -RCA 9873 74 - RUBBER 18 RIDE CAPTAIN RIDE DUCKIE SOLITARY MAN Ernie (Jim Hanson) -Columbia 45207 -Atco 6746 10 8 Neil Diamond -Bang 578 65 84 85 DROP SUMMERTIME BLUES BY MY PLACE (I KNOW) I'M LOSING YOU Little Carl Carlton-Back -Decca 32708 25 33 Seat 613 77 83 Rare Earth 20 SILVER BIRD -Rare Earth 5017 (Dist: Motown) 68 - 86 MORNING MUCH BETTER Mark Lindsay -Columbia 45180 20 23 DON'T PLAY THAT SONG 10 Wheel Drive-Polydor 14037 92 - -Atlantic 2751 87 LOVELAND GET UP I FEEL LIKE BEING A SEX MACHINE SING A SONG FOR FREEDOM Charles Wright & Watts 103rd St. Band Friiid Pink -Parrot 349 (Dist: London) 64 76 Warner Bros. 7365 46 James Brown -King 6318 26 37 19 88 CANDIDA 25 OR 6 TO 4 AIN'T NO MOUNTAIN HIGH ENOUGH -Motown Dawn -Bell -903 Chicago-Columbia 45194 37 57 1169 94 - COMIN' 23 WESTBOUND #9 56 CINNAMON GIRL BACK TO ME Neil Young -Reprise Smith -Dunhill 4246 The Flaming Embers -Hot Wax 7003 (Dist: Buddah) 24 26 0911 56 58 90 I OVERTURE FROM TOMMY 57 CHECK OUT YOUR MIND CAN'T BE YOU - Impression-Curtom 1951 (Dist: Buddah) Glass House-Invictus 9076 (Dist: Capitol) Assembled Multitude -Atlantic 2737 32 39 22 21 91 96 91 HELLO TELL IT ALL BROTHER 58 GIMME DAT DING DARLIN' Pipkins-Capitol 2819 Conway Twitty-Decca Kenny Rogers & First Edition -Reprise 0923 29 38 39 11 32661 - 82 26 MAYBE 59 STEAL AWAY 92 MONGOOSE Johnnie Taylor-Stax 25 Elephant's Three Degrees-Roulette 7079 28 32 0068 23 Memory-Metromedia 182 96 - PATCHES 60 STEALING IN THE NAME 93 MASH -Atlantic 2748 38 47 OF THE LORD Al Delory-Capitol 230 - - EVERYBODY'S GOT THE RIGHT TO Paul Kelly -Happy Tiger 541 66 71 94 SOMETHING LOVE I WANT TO TAKE YOU HIGHER Booker T. & MG's-Stax 93 - Supremes-Motown .1167 34 43 Ike & Tina Turner -Liberty 56177 70 77 95 WITCH DO YOU SEE MY LOVE 62 YOU'VE BEEN MY INSPIRATION Rattles -Probe 480 (Dist: ABC) 98 - Jr. Walker & All Stars-Soul 35073 36 46 Main Ingredient -RCA 0340 67 72 96 YELLOW RIVER 30 SUNSHINE 63 A SONG OF JOY Christie -Epic .10626 73 73 Archies-Kirshner 1009 (Dist: RCA) 31 34 iMiguel Rios-A&M 1193 40 17 97 GREEN EYED LADY Sugar Loaf -Liberty 31 PAPER MACHE 64 QUE SERA SERA 56183 98 CLOSER TO HOME Dionne Warwick -Scepter 12285 35 44 Mary Hopkin-Apple 1823 (Dist: Capitol) 63 49 Grand Railroad -Capitol 2877 BIG - YELLOW TAXI 65 NO ARMS CAN EVER HOLD YOU 99 LET THE MUSIC TAKE YOUR MIND Neighborhood -Big Tree 102 41 52 Bobby Vinton -Epic 10629 58 61 Kool & The Gang De -Lite 529 100 33 I'LL BE RIGHT HERE SNOWBIRD 100 STAY AWAY FROM ME Tyrone Davis -Dakar 618 (Dist: Atlantic) 33 36 Ann Murray -Capitol 2738 76 80 Major Lance -Custom 1953 (Dist: Buddah) 95 98 ALPHABETIZED TOP 100 (INCLUDING PUBLISHERS AND LICENSEES

Ain't No Mountain High Enough (Jobete-BMI) . 55 Girls Will Be Girls, Boys Will Be Boys (Triple 3, Long As I Can See The Light (Jond ra-BMI) 74 Signed Sealed Delivered America, Communicate With Me (Ahab-BMI) I'm Yours (Jobete-BMI) 3 47 BMI) 75 Long Lonely Nights (G&H Arc-BMI 70 Silver Bird (Kangaroo-BMI) Are You Ready (P.G. & E./Hexagram-BMI) 39 Glory Glory (Slascar-ASCAP) 20 44 Lookin' Out My Back Door (Jondora-BMI) .... 42 Sing A Song For Freedom (Knip, United, BMI .. 54 Ball and Chan (Big 7-BMI) 68 Green Eyed Lady (Claridge-ASCAP) 97 Loveland (Wright/Yesterle-BMI) 87 Sly, Slick & The Wicked (Julio Bryan-BMI) 46 Ball of Confusion (Jobete-BMI) 12 Groovy Situation (Cachand-BMI .... Patcheal-BMI). 49 Love You Save, The (Jobete-BMI) 13 Snowbird (Beachwood-BMI) 66 Band of Gold (Gold Forever-BMI) 5 Hand Me Down World (Expressions-BMI) 35 Make It With You (Screen Gems/Columbia-BMI) 2 Solitary Man (Tallyrand BMI) Big Yellow Taxi (Sequombi-BMI) 32 Hello 51 Darlin (Twitty Bird-BMI) 91 Mama Told Me Not To Come (January-BMI) 11 Something (Harrisong-BMI) Black Fox (Special Agent-BMI) 71 Hi -De -Ho 94 (Columbia/Screen Gems-BMI) 37 Mash (-ASCAP) 93 Song Of Joy (Barnegat-BMI) Black Hands, White Cotton (Wren-BMI) 81 Hitchin' 63 A Ride (Intune Inc.-BMI) 67 Maybe (NOM-BMI) 26 The Wine Candida-Pocket Full of Tunes Spill (Far Out-ASCAP) 4 88 Hummingbird (Skyhill-BMI) 48 Mongoose (Pocket Full Of Tunes-BMl) Stay Check Out Your Mind 92 Away From Me (Camad-BMI) 100 (CAMAD-BMI) 57 I Can't Be You (Goldforever, BMI) 90 Morning Much Better (Schefrin-Zager-Noma- Cinnamon Steal Away (Fame-BMI) 59 Girl (Cotillion-BMI) 56 I Just Can't Help Believing (Screen Gems. BMI) 86 Stealing In The Name Of The Lord (Tree-BMI) . 60 Close To You (Blue Seas, Jac, US Songs) 1 Columbia-BMI) 14 My Girl (Jobete-BMI) 69 Summertime Blues Closer To Home (Story Book-BMI) (Viva, Rumbalero-BMI) ... 19 98 If You Let Me Make Love To You Then Why My Marie (January-BMI) Sunshine (Don Cumin' Back To Me 34 Kirshner-BMI) 30 (Trusdale-BMI) 89 Can't I Touch You (Chappell-ASCAP) 16 The Next Cottage Step Is Love (Gladys-ASCAP) 50 Teach Your Children (Giving Room-BMI) 17 Cheese (Yuggoth-/Forty Tunes-BMI) 72 I'll Be Right Here (Byron-BMI) 33 Arms Don't Play No Can Ever Hold You (Gil-BMI) ..._.. 65 Tell It All Brother (Sunbeam-BMI) 25 That Song (Progressive-BMI) 53 I1 Know) I'm Losing You (Jobete-BMI) 52 Ohio (Cotillion-BMI) 15 That's Where I Went Wrong (Gone Fishin-BMI) . 83 Do You See My Love (Jobete-BMI) 29 It's A Shame (Jobete-BMI) 76 Only You And I Know (No Info) Irving Music (BMI) 79 Tighter Tighter (Big Seven-BMI) 6 Down By The River (Cotillion, BMI) 78 It's Your Life (Unart-BMI) 82 0-0-H Child (Duckton/Kama Sutra-BMI) 7 25 Or 6 To 4 (Aurelius-BMI) 22 Drop By My Place (Colfan/Tairi/Don-BMI) 85 In The Summertime (Limited/Kirshner-BMI) 10 Overture From Tommy (Track-BMI) 24 Want To Take You Higher (Daly City-BMI) 61 Everybody's Got The Right To Love (Think I've .... Lost You (Gladys-ASCAP) 43 Paper Mache (Blue Seas/Jac-ASCAP) 31 War (Jobete-BMI) 9 Stal Iman-BMI) 28 Ju'(e, Do Ya Love Me (Lucon/Sequel, BMI) . 40 Patches (Gold Forever-BMI) 27 Westbound (Gold Forever-BMI) Everything A Man Ever Needs (Insign-BMI) #9 23 45 Lay Down (Candles In The Rain) Kama Rippa/ Pearl (Low Twi-BMI) 36 Wigwam Everything's Tuesday (Gold Forever-BMI) (Tro-Melody Trails-BMI) 38 80 Alemanie-ASCAP) 41 Que Sera Sera (Artist-ASCAP) 64 Witch (Belwin Get Up I Feel Like Being A Sex Machine Mills-ASCAP) 95 Lay A Little Lovin' On Me (Unart-BMI) 8 Rainbow (Noma-BMI) 73 Yellow River (Noma-BMI) 96 (Dynatone-BMI) 21 Let The Music Take Your Mind (Stephenye/ Ride Captain Ride (ATM Music-ASCAP) 18 Yours Love (Wilderness-BMI) 77 Gimme Dat Ding (Duchess-BMI) 58 Delightful-BMI) 99 Rubber Dukie (Festival Attraction-ASCAP) 84 You've Been My Inspiration 4Multywood-BMI) 62 ASHLEY Introducing MLitt( ell eket of A R R 1 VA L - BR.Ew N'AN

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It's so great CITY I wore mine out. STATE ZIP COL/EPIC CONFAB: NOTES OF INTEREST Davis To Columbia/Epic Convention: Among the invited guests at the Freeport convention were Jack Sch- neider, exec vp of the Columbia Broadcasting System, and Goddard Challenge Of `Aggressive Competition' Lieberson, former Columbia Records president who is head of the CBS/ Columbia Group.... Columbia is out FREEPORT, BAHAMAS - Colum- local co-op ads). of the 4 -track tape business, accord- bia Records will meet "more aggres- Exec Policy Statement Davis, as he has in the past, ing to George Novak ... Clive Davis sive" industry competition attemp- For Label, Industry reaffirmed Columbia's faith in its said that 6 million al- ting to unseat its sales leadership by branch distribution system, putting bums were sold over a year's time, maintaining an in-depth operation, a great emphasis on the role of sales any over this period Price, Mark Lindsay, Ray Coniff, Jim the most by artist "humanized" approach to record - Ronnie Dyson, and promo staffers. "It's amazing in the label's history.... The label is a Nabors, Carl Smith, is by so few," tape marketing and maintaining O. C. Smith, Mel Tillis, Johnny Win- that this belief shared coming up with innovative ad, mer- "quality, not quantity" approach to he said. He added that multiple dis- chandising and direct -mail programs, ter, Louie & the Lovers, Attila, Tom- in its artist roster. my Cash, David Houston, the Yard - tribution had not proved effective the details of which will be revealed These were the main points out- obtaining increased sales and made it as they are The label birds, Charlie Rich, Mashmakhan. formulated.... lined by Clive Davis, president of Davis said that Columbia was con- hard to break new and untried talent. is also planning a new prefix number- the label's annual sales The exec also attacked the relin- ing system Artists who went over Columbia, at fronted with a "perpetual attack on ... convention in Freeport (Bahamas) its position by tough, aggressive, quishing of marketing control of big at the convention included Ballin' last Under the theme of "The tapes "to the likes of Ampex," "trad- Jack, a new Seattle group, Diane week. well -financed" label operations. Da- Music Company Presents Conven- vis, however, emphasized that the la- ing," in his words, "marketing con- Kolby, introduced via a new single, and Epic in- trol of creative product for immedi- the Jerry Hahn Brotherhood and the tion/70," both Columbia bel would not fall victim to "huge troduced new product before 650 royalty deals" that in his view were ate realization of cash that to me is a Jam Factory . . . PERFORMANCE members of CBS Records organiza- short -ranged decision." AWARDS: Dave Sivengross of St. "without exception . . . financial tion. Columbia is marketing eight disasters." "Even the recipient of Davis also told the convention that Louis named promo man of the year; classical LP's plus 17 Columbia would not engage in dis- George Ryan for Harmony product; pop and seven naive largesse," he commented, "has 8 -track, 15 cassette and three reel-to- counting of LP's or in free LP give- Ben Wood of Craig and Frank DiLeo suffered." aways, policies, he added, that Cus- reel tape releases. Epic introduced Davis felt that companies involving of Cleveland for Epic/Columbia 8 -track "inflate returns." "Profit is still the tom labels; Don Dempsy for Epic/ seven pop plus two themselves in these had for and two cassette tapes. Also, Harmo- not probed the "faculty of the talent name of the game," he said. Columbia Custom distribution; a variable In comments to the industry as a Columbia, promo managers Terry ny Records, introducing discoverer" (e.g. producer) enough to pricing policy with a $2.98 line of ability to provide a whole, Davis said he did not regard Powell and Bob Moering of Los An- determine their the business as "an experimental sta- geles; and Joe Senkiewicz and Matty "Headliner" sets, is offering seven al- continual flow of talent. bums, while Odyssey is offering nine roster, tion financed by industrial Santa Mathews of New York; for Columbia As for Columbia's artist called for "prudent su- distribution, the Minneapolis branch. albums. Two lines distributed by Davis said that at least 100 artists Clauses." He Epic, Barnaby and Kinetic, are offer- had been cut from the label. He (Cont. on Page 26) ing one each. Special blues maintained that the remaining ar- sets, kiddie record & book albums are tists-representing "quality not Stones End ABKCO FRONT COVER: also among the new product. quantity"-would benefit to a greater Among the acts with new product degree from the label's national ad are Miles Davis, the First National dollar, now amounting annually to $3 Disk Rights Ties Nothing, Herschel Bernadi, Al Koop- million (the figure doew not include er, The New York Rock Ensemble, NEW YORK - Allen Klein, president Andre Kostelanetz, Compton & Bat- of ABKCO Industries, Inc., has con- teau, The Percy Faith Strings, Lynn firmed reports that the Rolling Stones Anderson, the Firesign Theatre, Ray have advised that ABKCO no longer represents them in connection with the negotiation of new recording agreements. Music Now Key Ingredient Of Klein stated that this development will not alter the rights of ABKCO under existing recording agreements, including the right to manufacture Allied Artists , TV Units Rolling Stones records in the future. According to recent reports, the NEW YORK - Allied Artists Pic- Dodd, exec vp and production head. Stones are preparing to establish their tures, passive in its relationship to For a number of upcoming proper- own label operation on the order of its film scores for most of its 40 ties, Prager is seeking rock talent ' Apple Records. Klein's years, has in the past year moved to (e.g. groups who write their own ma- firm manages Apple. ." integrate music activities within its terial) to perform on . organization. Publishing deals are made either Who has become a rhetorical ques- The company is presently on a through an ASCA P affiliate, Allied tion. high film release schedule of 12 Artist Music, or Soultown Music, Tyrell Heads Label With gold albums for their last two per year. For these productions, Carl cleared through BMI. Prager has set album ventures, the Who have erased Prager, head of Allied Artists Music international deals for the firm any question mark left in the United and vp of the parent company, is through Croma in ; CBS In- Via Col. Operation States. "" and the two - setting up scores designed to prove ternational in ; and record "rock opera" "Tommy" have their worth not only in the films Pacific of Tokyo in . FREEPORT, BAHAMAS - Steve become the Decca team's biggest sell- themselves, but as disk vehicles as Prager's role at AA also includes Tyrell will run a new label through ers yet, the latter now over the two- well. all post -production music work, in- Columbia Records, Cash Box has million mark in sales. When Prager moved into the setup cluding re-editing and re -scoring. The learned. Tyrell, leaving an exec slot A powerful seller since its release over a year ago, the firm had been company's present music unit is de- at Scepter Records, will produce pro- last year, "Tommy" has during the associated with more than 500 signed to give the company income duct for the new diskery, as yet un- past month become a bullet LP all feature films, none of the music on possible hit material from movies named. It's understood that Tyrell over again as a result of the Who's scores of which were under Allied in addition to fees paid in certain will continue to be closely associated recent final -performance -of -the -opera Artist control. Now, this has parts of the world for theatrical ex- in the production of sessions by B. J. tour that opened at the Met and changed, one of the major recent posure of AA films. AA lost out, for Thomas, the star songster on Scepter. grossed $55,000 for the two shows moves being the assignment of writ- instance, on one of the big film starring Peter Townshend, Roger Dal - er -actor Mort Shuman to create the scores of recent years, "A Man & A try, and John Entwhistle score for a film now in production Woman," a box-office bonanza re- -that's Who. called "The Romance of the Horse leased through A A. Plan Revamping Of Thief," shooting in Czechoslovakia Prager says A A is not considering with Yul Brynner and Laine Kazan in the formation of a record company, ABC's FM Outlets starring roles. Shuman, who has a but prefers to make the best possible INDEX part in the film, is writing several deal on soundtracks with existing NEW YORK - ABC's seven owned FM outlets will be expanded and re- Reviews 37 songs, including a theme. record manufacturers. Album Prager also points out that music Virtually all of AA's operation is structured in a design to "serve the Basic Album Inventory 32 had become an integral part of the now headquartered at 15 Columbus emerging life style of young Amer- in ica." Details will be announced in New News 52-58 thinking of all contemplated AA Circle (Gulf & Western Building) Coin Machine features plus TV properties. In this New York. York this Wed. (5). Section 38-43 regard, he works closely with Manny of AA, and Wilfred Insight & Sound 35, 36 Wolfe, president Looking Ahead (Singles) 18 Surge New Additions To Playlist ....28, 29 Bell: Top 6 Months In History Japan Soundtrack producers, promo- Radio Active Chart 20 NEW YORK - Bell Records sales of talented young during the first six months of 1970, tion and marketing people who make Eurovision Revisions Radio News Report 12 the biggest of any comparable period up the Bell family." Bell vice and R&B Top 50 25 in the label's history, were 60% over Iry Biegel, president the first half of 1969. Albums were up general manager, stated, ". . we are CBS Meet Single Reviews 24 92% and singles 46% over the first confident that the next six months Intl the first half of the Talent On Stage 27 half of 1969. will far surpass "This fantastic sales jump," said year." Tape News .... 14 Larry Uttal, Bell president, "is made Leading Bell's album success pa- See Intl News Report Top 100 Albums 31 all the more remarkable by the fact rade was "Mountain Climbing" by that it came at a time when the na- Mountain, which became the label's Vital Statistics 13, 34 tion's economy is way off. It's a first gold LP. Other Bell chart al- tribute to the truly unbeatable team (Cont. on Page 27) 7 Cash Box -- August 8, 1970 ENA -9015

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1 LZ-FM-Denver; WKNR-E etroit: KWHN-Fort Smith. Art. V.NJR-Newark, New Jersey; WQXI-Atlanta, Georgia; KNUZ-Houston. Texas: elP1T18RPR15119 WCAO-Batt more, Maryland; WRIT-Milwaukee, Wisconsin; KELP-Houston. Texas: A Cracker Produc iol Enterprise Records. A Division of Sta Records CHAM-Hariilton, Ontario: WBBQ-Augusta. Georgia; WDOL-Athens. Geor 98 North Avalon. Memphis. Tennessee 38104 Capitol Industries Pub Unit London Shifting Key Mkts To Formed; Sam Trust President Exclusive Distribution Format HOLLYWOOD-Capitol Industrie s Canada. has formed a new music publishing Capitol's publishing closed a suc- NEW YORK - London Records, nia. division, which will embrace all music cessful year of expanded scope in which formerly employed split dis- Goldfarb explained that whereas at publishing activity within Capitol. June, 1970, having charted "Try a tribution in numerous major mar- one time the company deliberately This division will be headed by Sam Little Kindness" by G:en Campbell, kets, has gradually but significantly separated distribution between Lon- Trust, who has been named president "Silver Threads & Golden Needles" shifted its accent to exclusive outlets don's own product from that of the of Beechwood and Capitol Music by the Cowsills, "Drummer Man" by in principal cities. Three recent dis- so-called London group, which con- Corporations. Organization of the Nancy Sinatra, "Dubuque Blues" by trib appointments highlight the sisted of a family of labels for which Music Publishing Division as part of the Association, and "Some Beauti- changed direction for the company. the company supervised distribution, Capitol Industries will provide in- ful" by Jack Wild in the pop area. In According to Herb Goldfarb, na- today the thinking runs to putting creased activity in areas of pop song the country field, Central catalog tional sales and distribution manag- all the eggs in one basket, on the publishing and also music produc- songs that reached chart activity er, Decca's branch was appointed sole theory that by giving a single dis- tions, print, educational and all were "World -Wide Travelling Man" distributor for the Cleveland terri- tributor a greater portion of the to- forms of copyright exploitation, en- by Wynn Stewart, "Lover's Song" by tory, under branch chief, Bill Green. tal business, it insures a more suc- visions .Stan Gortikov, president. Ned Miller, "You Gotta Have a Li- At the same time, the exclusive ap- cessful working relationship. Trust joined Beechwood in Janu- cense" by Porter Wagoner, "Yours pointment of Music Sales in Miami, ary, 1969. Since then Capitol's pub- Forever" by Wynn Stewart and the under Don Smith, was also announced. lishing operation has expanded with current Roy Clark single, "I Never During a recent visit to Honolulu, the acquisitions of Central Songs, Picked Cotton." Goldfarb also appointed South Seas MGM Pics Profit Bornwin Music and Com- Beechwood Music of Canada has Record Distributors exclusive outlet pany. In addition to these acquisi- supplied Capitol with the current U. for Hawaii for all London products. tions, Beechwood/Capitol Music of S. chart song "Snowbird" by Anne The firm is headed by Bill Tallent. On Assets Sale; Canada was formed in October, 1969, Mw ray. This past year Capitol's pub- Other recent changes include the and has developed into one of the lish ing expanded into television hav- appointment of Arc Distributors of Label, Pub strongest publishing companies in ing acquired the publishing rights of Detroit, under Henry Droz, as exclu- Slide the top -rated NBC-TV children's sive distribution outlet for the Motor Welles Begats New show "H. R. Pufnstuf" Currently City market, and the opening of the NEW YORK - Mainly through the Beechwood's subsidiary Woodcliffe company's own West Coast factory sale of film -associated assets, MGM Radio Controversy Productions is producing the music branch, Los Angeles, London Rec- Pictures has come through with a for the Sid and Marty Kroft fall ords, California, in Gardena, Califor- nine month profit of $5,477,000 HOLLYWOOD Orson Welles, who 4. however, stirred a national- panic and contro- entry on NBC-TV "The Bugaloos." through June Sales, versy with his 1938 dropped 15% to $128,154,000 from radiocast, "The $150,101,000 in the same period a War of The Worlds," is causing waves year in radio again, this time with his first- ago. ever record album, Mediarts' "The 16 Warner/Reprise LP's For Aug. As for the firm's music divisions, Begatting of The President." the period saw recoro.s-tape sales Controversy started when one lead- BURBANK - Warner/Reprise is Songs and Other Hits," "My Woman, slide 49% to $8,675,000 from $17,012,- ing Los Angeles FM outlet, KMET, preparing one of its biggest monthly my Woman, My Wife" by Dean Mar- 000, with profit loss of $2,313,000 requested and secured Mediarts' per- releases for August, according to Mo tin, "Trouble in Mind" by Mance against $7,231,000. The publishing mission to get an exclusive on the al- Ostin, president of Warner Bros. Lipscomb, "The Use of Ashes" by arm, Big 3 Music (Robbins -Feist - bum for its world -premiere . Records. Sixteen albums are sched- Pearls Before Swine, "Nancy's Great- Miller), continuing to be the subject Forty-eight hours before announced uled for the month. est Hits" by Nancy Sinatra, "Sam- of an imminent buy-out, cleared $1,- broadcast time, the album play was Three albums are by artists new to my Steps Out" by Sammy Davis Jr., 198,000, down from $1,632,000 a year cancelled at request of Metromedia's Warner/Reprise: "Sunflower" by the and "Weasels Ripped My Flesh" by ago. Sales at the publishing unit fell (KMET's parent) Washington, D.C. Beach Boys, "The Rill Thing" by Lit- . only 3%, to $4,558,000 from $4,720,- legal counsel. Reason for the change, tle Richard and "Bill Martin's Con- 000. according to a company spokesman: certo for Head Phones and Contra - MGM Records, under Mike 'Curb's "The record is not acceptable for Buffoon in Asia Minor" by Bill Mar- Peggy Lee Starts direction, is presently under the dis- broadcast on any Metromedia station tin, a young comic. tribution wing of Transcontinental because it involves too many questions Two other albums are anthologies, Record Corp. Curb has predicted that under the FCC's fairness doctrine." one of which "Alternatives," was in- Production Firm; the label will be in the black by Other stations immediately dis- spired by the success of the compa- year's end. agreed, with Mediarts getting nu- ny's promotional "sampler" records merous requests for permission to but will be sold through record stores Renews w/Capitol play the entire album. First to do so at prices. The other anthology was LA's KRHM-FM, which devoted is "The Greatest Hits (Vol. I)," a HOLLYWOOD - Peggy Lee, Capitol Noted Concluders Die an entire hour of Sunday evening package of past successful singles. recording star, has established her play, including a half-hour interview Other Warner Bros. albums sched- own production company, Peggy Lee with Mediarts' chairman Alan Liv- uled for Aug. are "The Soft Sea" by Productions, Inc. In so doing she George Szell ingston. In addition, several top AM the San Sebastian Strings, "Jubilee" renews her association with Capitol and FM stations were running cuts by Glenn Yarbrough, "Deep Purple in Records as a recording artist, as CLEVELAND - George Szell, con- from the album, with some DJs even Rock" and "Rod McKuen's Greatest well. ductor of the Cleveland Orchestra reading on air newspaper reports of Hits Volume II." Through her production company, since 1946, died here at Hanna House the album's banning on other stations. The Reprise label is represented by she plans to discover and present new of University Hospital last week (30) According to Bob Yorke, Mediarts' "The Vogues Sing the Good Old talent on records. She will also be at the age of 73. The Hungarian-born president, the Welles album also has even more closely involved with her conductor, who led the orchestra in been banned by LA's KBCA, but Charles Manson LP own recordings than before, as both numerous recordings on the Epic and, "many leading stations around the Through ESP -Disk writer and performer. later, Columbia labels, entered the country are playing the album." Re- The artist has been associated with hospital last month after a Far East- quests were such that Yorke pre- NEW YORK - ESP -Disk Ltd., has Capitol for most of her recording ern tour. He had suffered a heart at- pared a special record of selected acquired the exclusive manufacturing career. In recent years she has had a tack and bone cancer was discovered. cuts from the album to faciliate play and distribution rights to the rec- series of hit records, including "Fe- His latest album for Columbia, in- for DJs. ordings of Charles Manson, presently ver," "I'm a Woman," "Big 'Spender," troduced at last week's Columbia sales Livingston, pointing out that "nec- on trial in the Sharon 'Tate murder "Spinning Wheel," "Bridge Over meeting in Freeport (Bahamas), was cessity of giving equal time is im- case. International licensing arrange- Troubled Water," and her newest a 2 -LP set of Bruckner's Symphony probable since Welles' text bruises all ments are being negotiated by Para- smash, "Is That All There Is ?" for No. 8 in C Minor. political parties impartially," specu- diso 'Inc., of Norwalk, Conn. which she won, this year, the Gram- lates the ban may reflect "that some The album contains 113 original my Award as "Best Contemporary people are nervous about their licenses compositions written and sung by Manson, who accompanies. himself on Female Vocalist." because of attacks on the medium by Sal Iannucci, president of Capitol Sir John Barbirolli Vice President Agnew and the Nixon the . The songs were recorded in Los Records, played host to the trade LONDON Sir John Babirolli, the administration. It is a sad commentary various Angeles studios in press, label execs and celebrities on - when they are afraid to play some- 1967, 1968 and 1969, and feature ad- famed British conductor, died here ditional the entertainment scene at a recep- last week (29) after collapsing in his thing such as this in a free country," and vocal ac- tion at Bumbles in Los Angeles, last Livingston opined. companiment by the girls of the Westminster Home. He was 70 years. Manson family. Thursday, to celebrate the official re- From 1942 to 1960, he conducted the Senate OK's `Al Hirt Bill' Phil Kaufman, producer of the signing of Miss Lee to a new contract Manchester Halle Orchestra. At his Manson with Capitol and the creation of PLP, death, he had been rehearsing the New NEW YORK -A measure known as recordings, visited New York Inc. "The Al Hirt Bill" has been passed from Los Angeles to conclude the Philharmonia Orchestra for a tour of by the Louisiana State Senate making arrangements. Kaufman is said to be Japan next month. it a criminal offense for any person a close friend of Manson, and ob- Aubrey Mayhew: tained the masters from him. to "intentionally" throw something to Politics In Mind harm someone in a parade. The bill, "Charles entrusted all the rec- Jonel Perlea passed by a 33 to 2 vote, is a direct ordings contained in this album to NASHVILLE - Aubrey Mayhew, di- result of a serious lip injury suffered me, and I originally released the al- rector of the Certron Corp., says NEW YORK - Jonel Perlea, orches- by Hirt when he was hit by a brick bum at my own expense," Kaufman he'll run for the Metro Council when tral and opera conductor, died here tossed from the crowds during his said. "It is Charles' intention to bring the next ùpportunity occurs, while last week of cancer. He was 69. Born participation in the New Orleans his music to as many pevÿie äs pos- eventually looking to fun fgr Gover- in Rumania, Perlea at his death was Mardi Gras festival. It was feared for sible, which is why I gave exclusive nor of the state. Noting that Certon a teacher at the Manhattan School of a time that the impairment might U. S. distribution rights to a larger employs over 100 people - making it Music. He suffered a heart attack in bring an end to the famed trumpet and better -equipped organization." Nashville's largest music employer- 1957, and a stroke the next year. De- player's career. Fortunately, however, Bernard Stollman, president of Mayhew feels that such a large seg- prived of the use of his baton hand, plastic surgery was able to be utilized ESP -Disk, had this to say about the ment of the Nashville economy he learned to conduct with his left. and Hirt recovered. agreement: "Charles Manson is a should be represented on the Council. He recorded many orchestral works GWP Records has just released a -performer whose work As for the Governorship, Mayhew as- for the Vox label plus such operas as new album titled "Al Hirt Country," warrants inclusion in the ESP ca- sumes that John Jay Hooker, Jr. will "Manon Lescaut," "Aida" and "Rigo - the first album of country -pop ma- talog. be elected Governor, but after letto." terial, recorded in Nashville, by the ESP will begin marketing the al- Hooker "has his run," Mayhew will performer. bum within 10 days. run for that office. 9 FTC Reschedules Hal Davis Elected Hearings On Club School & Silhouettes Label President Of AFM NEW YORK - Hal C. Davis has Negative Options been named president of the Ameri- WASHINGTON - The Federal Bring Harlem To U.N. Youth can Federation of Musicians (AFL- Trade Commission has rescheduled NEW YORK - Thé students of P.S. selections that included a mixture of CIO). Davis, 56, who has served as the hearing on its proposed trade 186 and the Silhouettes In Courage home -learned Gospel and a taste of vice president of the AFM since 1964, regulation rule concerning use of ne- label joined forces to move a moun- international material in the songs' was elected by the 300,000 member gative option sales plans. tain. That's the alternative when you native language. Unions International Executive Board The FTC has challenged this ap- can't bring the prophet to it. For the student performers this was to succeed Herman Kenin, who died proach by disk and book clubs where- Startled by newspaper accounts dur- their first live performance though of a heart attack on July 21. by the clubs assume a member's con- ing the recent World Youth Assembly they have one album, "P.S. 186" on The Board, pursuant to its duty to tinuation in club when the club is not which expressed the teen-U.N.'s dis- Silhouettes in Courage Records and fill vacancies in office, designated Da- notified otherwise. Shortly after the may at being shown New York on were featured on a series of black his- vis by unanimous vote at a special FTC announcement, the Columbia tours that omitted Harlem. the stu- tory packages from the label earlier. meeting held over the weekend. An- Record Club defended its use of the dents of Public School 186 brought a The 3rd, 4th and 5th Graders in nouncement of the action was plan. taste of their neighborhood to the P.S. 186 were originally enlisted to delayed pending notification of the Originally set for Aug. 18 and 19, United Nations Plaza. sing background music in the label's Federation's more than 650 affiliated the hearing will be held at 10 a. m. They staged two musical shows for "Silhouettes in Courage" series and local unions. on November 16 and 17 in Room 532, the Assembly featuring a series of later were brought into the studio to To succeed Davis as vice president, Federal Trade Commission Building, do an album of their own. This al- the Board named Victor W. Fuenteal- Washington, D. C. It has been bum, according to SIC president ba, a member of the executive board rescheduled because several industry Charles Jones was both a means of re- and president of the Federation's Lo- associations and corporations said Max Cooperstein Is paying the youngsters for their im- cal 40-543 in Baltimore. Max L. they needed more time to collect and pressive performance and a way to Arons, president of Local 802 in New prepare the information they would help their school in the Harlem area. York, was named as a new member like to present. Fantsay Ambassador All artwork connected with the of the Board. Anyone wishing to make oral com- "P.S. 186" album was provided by In addition to serving as AFM Vice ments at the hearing should so in- members of the school itself through OAKLAND, ALIF.- Max Cooper - President and a member of its Execu- form the Assistant Director, Division a pair of contests run by SIC. The tive Board, Davis also has served of Industry Guidance, Federal Trade stein, vet record exec, has joined label awarded the cover to Chris- Fantasy Records, according to Saul art since 1948 as president of the Feder- Commission, Washington, D. C. tine Holman, the 5th Grade winner ation's local 60-471 in Pittsburgh. A 20580, by November 10, stating the Zaentz, president. of a competition to design the front Cooperstein, who broke into the former professional musician, Davis estimated time required for presenta- of this album. Liner notes are made worked from 1930 to 1948 as a per- tion. Reasonable time limitations record business in 1956 with David up of the essay on "What Freedom Rosen, Inc. in Philadelphia, will be cussionist, playing drums in night- may be imposed. Means to Me" by 4th Grader Fay clubs, theatres, and as staff musician In addition, all parties who want to roving ambassador, Zaentz said. Greene. will be to coordi- for Pittsburgh radio stations KDKA (1) file written views or (2) deliver His first project The schoolwide contest also offered and WCAE. prepared statements at the hearing nate promo liaison with the Fantasy prizes donated by Alexander's and he is a promo men and disk jockies A Board member since 1963, should file them with the same office distribu Bonwit Teller. vice president of the Pennsylvania by November 10, 1970. To the extent across the country. Now in release, the "P.S. 186" al- the 1956 until last year, Cooper - AFLCIO and a member of practicable, persons wishing to file From bum includes eleven songs performed Pennsylvania Council on the Arts. written statements exceeding two stein was an executive with Chess - by the students. Profits from the al- local pres- in Chicago ,and New York Prior to his election as pages should submit 20 copies. Checker bum's sale will be turned over to the he was for many years a mem- Copies of the original hearing no- serving successively as eastern promo school for improvement projects. ident, promo ber of the executive board of the tice, including the proposed trade and sales director, national Local. regulation rule, may be obtained director and then general manager. Stanley Jaffe Pittsburgh from the Commission on request. Cooperstein will operate out of Fantasy's world headquarters in Oak- Para President land. "With the addition of Max Coop- 1000 Member Mark Biscoe Bang VP, erstein, Fantasy's executive eche- NEW YORK-Stanley Jaffe, at 30, lon is now in a position to implement has been named president of the plans for our increased activity. Paramount Pictures. Formerly exec For 'Writer Hall' General Manager As roving ambassador, Cooperstein vp, Jaffe replaces Charles Bludhorn, atten- who NEW YORK - Bang Records has will be able to devote personal continues as chairman and chief NEW YORK - Membership in the named Eddie Biscoe vice president tion to the details of promotional exec officer of G & Western Indus- Hall of Fame has passed activity in the field and to coordinate tries, Para's parent company. Jaffe, and general manager, according to said the one thousand mark, according to Ilene Berns, president. it from the head office," Zaentz son of Leo Jaffe, head of Columbia Abe Olman, managing director of the Biscoe comes to Bang from White Cooperstein and his wife left Chi- Industries, heads a G&W unit that organization. The long -sought goal in Los Angeles, where cago last week for a preliminary also includes Famous Music and its was achieved as replies to the Associ- Whale Records Francisco - he served as national promo direc- reconnaisance of the San music -record divisions. Jaffe joined ation's latest membership solicitation tor. During his two years with that Oakland Bay area. Para last Oct. mailing, to a broad segment of the label, Biscoe was promoted to vice Midwest Limited, Cleveland, has ASCAP membership list, continued president in charge of promo. He been appointed Fantasy distributor Salem, Keane To rolling in. was nominated for the Bill Gavin for Northern Ohio, Zaentz also an- Solicitation mailings totalling National Promotion Man of the Year nounced. Col. Pop LP Post several thousand have been made to Award twice. Zaentz flew to Cleveland last week NEW YORK-Bruce Lundvall, 'Co- the membership lists of both ASCAP Prior to White Whale, Biscoe to meet with Ron Schafer and lumbia Records' vice president of mer- and BMI in recent weeks. Of the served with Motown Records for four Sheldon Tirk of Midwest to work out chandising, reports the promotions of latest subscriptions received, more years. He was a regional promotion details of the new . Fred Salem and Bill Keane to director than 20 were for life membership, man in the east and midwest. Subse- of pop album product on the east entailing a dues payment of $100. quently, he did national promo for and west coasts, respectively. Others were annual memberships, at Motown in Detroit. While with the Salem joined Columbia in 1963 as $10 a year. label, he worked with such artists as Harris Atlantic's midwest regional promo manager. Olman noted that all these new Diana Ross & , The Most recently he held the position of members, and all whose subscriptions Temptations, Stevie Wonder, Smokey Distrib Promo Gal product manager of pop albums mer- are received through Aug. 7, will be Robinson & among NEW YORK - Barbara Harris has chandising. He has been a profes- entitiled to participate in the first many others. been appointed to a new position at sional musician, composer and enter- official balloting for honorary inclu- Biscoe started in the record busi- Atlantic-Atco, where she will be in tainer, and also served as program- sion in the Hall of Fame. Ballots, ness at Schwartz Bros. Distributors charge of distributor -promotion re- ming director for radio station containing the list of the first 30 at 18, working as a local promotion lations. She will assist Henry Allen WIND in Chicago. nominees for the honor, are already man covering the Baltimore - and Jerry Greenberg in coordinating Keane joined Columbia in 1966 as in the mail. Ten of these names will Washington, D. C. area for three artist appearances in major cities at promo manager in the San Francisco actually be inducted into the Hall. years. radio stations, on local TV shows, at branch office, and held the position Deadline for return of completed Bang is following Paul Davis' in-store appearances, etc., in coopera- of pop album product manager, west ballots, originally set for Aug. 12, chart hit "A Little Bit Of Soap" with tion with the firm's distributors. She coast operations, before being pro- has now been extended to August 21, the rush release of an album and will work on setting up artist's pro- moted to his present position, Olman said. single from the LP, "I Just Want To motional tours and will be in touch Salem and Keane will work closely Those to be given initial Hall of Keep It Together." with radio stations that artists will with A&R producers on all aspects of Fame induction honors will be dis- Bang Records is also on the na- visit. She will also oversee the making release preparation and scheduling of closed later this year. tional charts with Neil Diamond's of artist promos for radio stations. pop albums. They will create and de- current hit single and album, both velop merchandising concepts of titled "Solitary Man." popular product, and also direct the Joe Jones Opening activities of the associate product Blaskey To managers. Rochester Studios ROCHESTER, N. Y. - Joe Jones, Motown Pubs Baccus Exits Firms vet writer, producer, arranger, artist, LOS ANGELES Lindy Blaskey has will open his Up Tight Sounds Studi- joined Motown Record- Corporation's Of Kapralik, Stone os here on Aug. 12. Equipped with A publishing companies, Jobete Music. NEW YORK - Barbara Baccus has and B studios plus 16, 8, 4 and 2 - BMI and Stein and Van Stock Music, resigned as vice president and gener- track and mono recording facilities, al manager of Stone Flower Produe the studio will cater to dial- artists ASCAP; according to Herb Eiseman, spot work. general professional manager. Blas - tions, Inc. and Daedalus Productions, and jingles and station 'Inc., the Hollywood -based manage- Jones is president, while the remain- key's responsibilities will be working of his with contract writers on the develop- ment, publishing and production op- ing board of directors consist ment of their songs, producing demo eration headed by David Kapralik daughters, Deborah Jones, secretary; masters and procuring recordings and Sly Stone. She has held this and Sharon Jones, treasurer. from other labels. Blaskey moves to position since the firm's inception in The studio is located at 572 Lyell Famous 1967. She'll announce her plans Ave. in Rochester, with offices also in Jobete from Paramount's 55th St., Music where he had been on the pro- shortly, but it is understood she'll New York City at 300 West Biscoe & Berns fessional staff. return to New York in a new role. Suite 8-Y. Cash Box August 8. 1970 10 - Aretha

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STATION BREAKS: Tuning In On ... Hugh Wallace, general mgr. of WOR-FM, New York, promoted to general mgr. of KHJ-AM, Los Ange- les ... Robin Walker, formerly with WTO D -b o WIRE -Indianapolis, appointed pro- gram director of WIRL-Peoria . . Name Tom Hoyt sales mgr. of WAHS-Washington, D.C. . Stanley Barrett promoted to assistant gener- 'Professionalism Is Our Format' al mgr. of WBMJ-AM, San Juan, P.R. The most recent Pulse survey in Promotions are heard often on the James Anderson named promotion the Toledo area shows WTOD a 5,000 station. A recent one, with the im- mgr. for the KFMB stations in San kw country probable station at the top of the title "Send A Friend To Diego . WWTC-Minneapolis has ladder among listeners in the 18-49 Hell," rewarded winners with an all - appointed Richard Driscoll as pro- age bracket. But the picture was not expense paid weekend at the Satan's gram director and Joel Larson to the always as rosey for WTOD; in fact, Holiday Fair in Hell, Michigan. A position of assistant program direc- for years they had remained on the Country Clunker contest featured a tor . Walt Tiburski, Jr. appointed bottom rungs. Then, in September, run down 1957 station wagon as the co -sales mgr. of WNCR-FM, Cleve- BUENOS DIOS TO BIOS-CKFH- 1968, they decided to convert from a first prize, while "Hi -Low" gave lis- land. Toronto's Duff Roman welcomes top forty to a modern country format, teners the chance to zero in on an Jim Carson, former KGB -San Die- A&M recording artist Miguel Rios, a good decision in the light of their exact money figure in a fashion sim- go jock, has joined KFRC-San Fran- who was on a whirlwind tour of Can- phenomenal upsurge since then. ilar to the one used in the card game. cisco. He'll be helming the all night ada to meet with some of the people WTOD's accomplishment is note- Currently WTOD is involved in a slot ... WIOD-Miami sports director responsible for the success of his worthy since it has faced consider- whirlwind preparation for the Miss Joe Croghan, now an editorialist single, "A Song Of Joy." His visit able competition in the Toledo mar- Lucas County Fair contest which is with his daily "Croghan Comments" coincided with release of his first al- ket, including three Top Forty sta- by sponsored them. In addition to sports editorials now heard daily .. . bum, also called "A Song Of Joy." tions. In accounting for a country selecting applicants, the deejays have Phil Donahue Show sold in syndica- format station winning out in the the somewhat enviable task of tion to WSPD-TV, Toledo. ratings race, WTOD's program direc- screening them and choosing the Add Philip Jennrich to KHJ-FM, Gold Decks To Jocks tor Jim Wight commented, "At the finalists. Winner of the competition Hollywood weekday news staff In same time country grew. more sophis- receives a bevy of WTOD-donated KDKA-Pittsburgh inaugurating se- `Parkway' Promotion prizes. ries of brief programs commemora- LOS ANGELES - Two thousand During the month of December, the ting 25th anniversary of end of gold records have been shipped to WTOD Toledo, Ohio. 5,000 kw. radio stations, program directors and station goes all out on a "Penny World War II . . Joe Colombo back John Booth, pres.; Robert Martz, disk jockies throughout the nation by general mgr.; Charles Fleishman, Pitch" campaign to raise money for a at WGLI-Babylon, N.Y. in the 7 to local crippled children's home. Jocks slot Mike Landa upped and the Bullet commercial mgr.; Jim Wight, pro- midnight ... Music Group in promotion for the gram dir. and promotion mgr.; Bill shovel walks, wash cars, allow pies to radio staff writer and Dena Smith to be thrown in their face, all for named at just issued single, "Come With Me" Manders, production mgr.; Chuck Sommer a junior writer by The Utopia Parkway. Disk was Wheeler, music dir.; Dick Lambert, donations. "It's simply an emotional KNX-Los Angeles. appeal for money," explained Wight. Tom Adams returns to Miami as individually inscribed, and printed news dir. matter carried the legend that the Format: Modern Country. Playlist: Last year the station was directly host of all-night show on WIOD . . responsible for raising over $4,000 souvenir gold platter is the forerun- 85-90 singles, selected albums and Add Donna Deaner to staff of ner "a legitimately -earned similar Oldies. for this charity. KDKA-Pittsburgh as consumer of ABC on the award by the group in the very near On -Air -Personalities: Jim Wood, newscasts are heard affairs editor . Walter Bartlett, hour in addition to two minutes of v.p., television for Avco future." 6-9 a.m.; Jim Wight, 9 to noon; senior Recording by the quartet is cur- Chuck Wheeler, noon to 3 p.m.; Bill local news. Editorials are aired four Broadcasting, and Richard Reed, v.p. times per day and changed every oth- rently the recipient of a heavy pro- Manders, 3-6 p.m.; Les Bortell, 6-9:15 and general mgr. of WLWT-Cincin- by p.m. er day. nati, named recipients of executive motional push the United Artists order of the Ohio Commodores Records staff. awards. ticated, rock began to become less Claim Unauthorized Dearborn named host of the palatable to all but the teenage lis- Bob show on WCFL-Chicago . Paulsen Named At WNEW-FM teners." The inevitable result was Lennon Video Tape all-night .. of an Hal McWilliams, formerly with NEW YORK Metromedia Radio that older members of the audience NEW YORK - Screenings has KNX-Los has announced- appointment of became more attracted to modern hour-long video tape on John and KFRE-Fresno, joined the Yoko Lennon to sponsors and net- Angeles as writer -broadcaster . Varner Paulsen as vice-president and country sounds. Additions to air staff of general manager of WNEW-FM in Wight cited another important fac- works in the U. S., England, and Don tor, "We pay our jocks more than Japan by Anthony Cox, are being WKBN-Youngstown, Ohio: New York. Most recently Paulsen conducted without authorization or Guthrie, formerly with WKWK, was v.p. for administration for Me- some stations in major markets. They Wheeling, W. Va., and Bob Ful- tromedia and general manager of work hard in promoting the station consent from either of the Lennons KNEW -San Francisco. while they're on the air and while or ABKCO Industries which rep- ler. they're off. Professionalism is our resents the Lennons, according to format." ABKCO. Using the NAB recommended com- It was also added that John Len- mercial load of 18 minutes, WTOD non is not preparing a score for the walks a line between rock or extreme tape, as reported. sounding country music and what Wight termed "hard" or very tradi- tional country. Basic policy is to play two album tracks and two oldies per Sperber & Scene '70 hour, using the remaining time to play selections from a playlist of Set For 26 More Weeks 85-90 singles. NEW YORK Betty Sperber's op- tion as producer- of the rock TVer, Scene '70, has been renewed for an- other 26 week cycle. Other options which were renewed at the same time include Mike Gargiulo, director, Ani- ta Tricarico, talent coordinator, Susan Gottlieb, production supervi- sor, and Danny Aharoni, production coordinator. Stephanie Gray has been named associate producer and Dave Rogers and John M. Kinsellagh re- main as executive producers. Scene '70, which is now seen in 84 markets recently began a policy of having guest hosts for each of the shows. Kicking off the new format was James Brown. Subsequently Me- lanie, Johnny Maestro, Jerry Butler, Kenny Rogers and the First Edition DROP RIGHT IN-That's what Cer- and Oliver have served in the capacity tron Records' Pozo Seco did at the with the 'Chamber Brothers, Sam SMILES CAN MAKE YOU HAPPY-And so can a million selling single, studios of the Larry Kane Show in Moore (formerly of Sam & Dave), Invictus artist Freda Payne learns as she receives a gold record from host Houston. KTRK-TV personality Kane Andy Kim, the Grass Roots, Richie Mery Griffin during a recent telecast of The Mery Griffin Show. The award was on hand to welcome the pair, who Havens, Genva Ravan & Ten Wheel is for her "Band Of Gold," second gold record for the Holland -Dozier-Holland brought along a copy of their new Drive and Ray Charles slated for fu- team, which hit it big with "Give Me Just A Little More Time" by Chairmen LP. ture hosting duties. of the Board.

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Col. Issues 17 8/Trks SONY Video to Show EVR Demos for A.M.A. Education Meet; FREEPORT, GRAND BAHAMA- Columbia Records announced the re- At NARM Tape Cony. lease of an additional seventeen 8 Sony Corporation will demonstrate Popular Science Films Go EVR Route track stereo tape cartridges to its its SONY Color VIDEOCASSETTE line, during its national sales conven- Systems at the 1970 NARM Tape Con- NEW YORK - CBS Electronic Vi- Popular Science Publishing Com- tion of its executives, dealers and vention, being held at the Fairmont deo Recording (EVR) will be dis- pany will turn to EVR cartridges for sales reps here. Hotel, Dallas, Texas, September played at the 6th annual Education duplication of three new series of 15 The cartridges offer a wide musical 20-23. and Training Equipment Exhibition and 30 minute films aimed at do-it- sampling from some of the top ar- Sony joins CBS/EVR and Avco of the American Management Associ- yourselfers and outdoor living fans. tists on Columbia's roster, including Cartrivision in the list of companies ation August 4-6. Production and distribution of the O. C. Smith, Andre Kostelanetz, Lynn holding demonstrations of video sys- Announcement was made by Rob- three series will be by KAP V Films, Anderson, Mark Lindsay, Ray Con- tems. ert E. Brockway, president, CBS Ltd. of New York. niff and the Singers, Jim Nabors and North American Philips will make Electronic Video Recording Division. Eugene S. Duffield, president of the New York Rock Ensemble. a presentation of its system, as The !CBS exhibit will be at Booth Popular Science Publishing, revealed Columbia subsid also well. 603, in the Regent Room, second that five titles in the three program issued two tape releases (available At press time, there was a strong floor, New York Hilton at Rockefel- categories are already produced and 8/Tr or cassette) by David Houston possibility that Panasonic would also ler Center. that the series are based on depart- and Tommy Cash. be included in the companies demon- Introduced to the AMA last year, ments and features in POPULAR strating their video systems. monochrome EVR excited consider- SCIENCE and OUTDOOR LIFE able interest among education and magazines, starring editors and nota- training executives. This year a bles whose names are familiar to Optronics Gains Amer. Diversified Rights; Motorola manufactured color -mono- readers aof these magazines. chrome player will be exhibited, The first series is "How to Keep linked to color television sets, Your Car in Tune," hosted by Jan P. New Film Titles Include" Comedy Capers" demonstrating simplicity of oper- Norbye. Automotive Editor for POP- ation and high quality picture. EVR ULAR SCIENCE. NEW YORK iIry Stimler, pres- "Pinocchio," "Rumpelstiltskin," and personnel will be available to answer - questions. The second group, featuring POP- ident of Optronics Library, Inc., "A Mid -summer Night's Dream," as ULAR iSICIENCE Home Workshop holder of the visual cartridge rights well as such educational products as The Presidential Suite at the Hil- Editor Alfred W. Lees, with guest to some 2,000 full-length feature "Judo," "The Beauty Of Japanese ton will be open for discussions be- experts, will be titled "How to Get films, recently announced that Ameri- Paper," and Franz Kafka," along with tween EVR specialists and govern- the Most Out of the Home Work- can Diversified Industries has granted numerous animated cartoons. mental and industrial training inter- shop." Optronics the exclusive visual car- Optronics Libraries, Inc. has estab- ests. Ideas will be exchanged and tridge film rights to its entire catalog lished seven jointly-owned sister counsel provided in problem analysis, The third series, titled, "The Out- as well as the catalog of its subsidi- companies in Canada, Europe, Japan, curriculum development, media rec- door Life," will be hosted by individ- ary National Telepix, Inc. Australia, South and the ommendations and related factors. ual sports stars and celebrated per- In addition to such comedies as the . Hours: August 4 and 5, 2-6pm; Au- sonalities in each field chosen. "Our Gang Comedy" series and the gust 6, 9-11:30am. WCBS-TV Sports Announcer Frank award -winning "Golden Age Of Gifford, former star flankerback for Comedy" feature film, Optronics has the New York Giants Football Team, Pickwick's & added to its library some 90 fifteen - Soma Broadens with his sons Jeff Kyle, will be minute films in the "Comedy seen in the first production in this Capers," series from National Tele- Tape Accessories Line Optimation to series. pix featuring such artists as Will Commenting on the new EVR pro- MINNEAPOLIS Pickwick Inter- gram by POPULAR SCIENCE, Duffi- Rogers, Laurel & Hardy, the Keys- national's manufacturing- tone Kops, Andy Clyde, Harry Lang- division, MCA Technology eld said, "These films, as rental and don. and Snub Pollard. Soma Manufacturing Company, has sales features, have lasting value. By Recently Stimler also announced a added three 8 -track tape carrying choosing EVR as our mode of repro- similar agreement with Omega Pro- cases and one cassette case to its line NEW YORK - MCA Technology duction, we have selected a system of accessories. Inc. has announced the acquisition of with long life expectancy for pro- ductions, Inc. which gained for the Over Optronics library the video -cartridge the past year, Soma has had Optimation, Inc., of Sun Valley, Cali- duct. If these series develop the same rights to such full length features as success with its first two products, an fornia, by an exchange of undisclosed kind of following, the same loyalty 8 -track tape cartridge holder and a amount of stock. MICA Technology and intense interest that we find in compact cassette holder. The young Inc., a subsidiary of MCA Inc., of our magazine readerships, then this company has since manufactured Universal City, manufactures high project has a very great future." New Controller for several models of psychedelic lights speed magnetic tape duplicating ("Psychlight") as well as a line of equipment, video products, and mag- Audio Magnetics low price speaker baffles. netic heads for the entertainment and Soma aims to build up an organi- computer industries. Optimation is a Ampex to Dup/Distrib GARDENA, CAL. - Alan ,Stuart has zational force of representatives, manufacturer of oscillators, oscillo- been appointed controller of Audio who, with Pickwick's salesmen, will scopes, amplifiers and CRT displays Magnetics Corp., a manufacturer of service the manufacturer's products. for computer terminals. A&R Album Releases casstte, cartridge and reel-to-reel With the opening of additional retail Dr. D. J. Savant, Jr. Chief Execu- tape. Audio Magnetics is a wholly- stores, Soma will be able to provide tive Officer of MCA Technology Inc., ELK GROVE VILLAGE Ampex owned subsidiary of Mattel, Inc., of itself with a number of items which stated that Optimation will continue - Hawthorne, Calif. the company was formerly purchas- Stereo Tapes and A&R Records have to operate as a wholly owned sub- entered a long-term tape duplicating Stuart will function as controller ing from outside sources. sidiary under its present management. of Audio Magnetics and its subsidi- Soma has also built a walnut table agreement, it was announced by Don aries, Forbes Electronics of New storage cabinet, which holds an Hall, Ampex vice president and gen- York, a blank tape manufacturer; 8 -track tape unit or phonograph with eral manager of Ampex Music. Sound Electronic Specialties, of speakers. The cabinet has storage Lib/UA Supplies Norelco The agreement gives AST United Canada; CM Products of Gardena, a space for tapes or records. Soma has States manufacturing and distribu- plastics producer, and all facilities in also constructed a slant 8 -track or tion rights to A&R album releases in Mexico. holder. With 3 Demo Cassettes all tape configurations. The newly -formed label plans to LOS ANGELES-Liberty/UA, Inc. deliver 10 albums to AST the first custom entertainment division will year-including the company's first supp.y three new demo-cassettes for four albums scheduled for August use with Norelco cassette machines in and September release, according to in-store demonstrations, according to Ed Barsky, A&R president. Richard Blase, director of premium Among the first released to Ampex sales for Liberty/UA. will be the Keith Textor Singers The tapes, with Norelco copy "Measure The Valleys"-a collection script and Liberty music, are an en- of popular music by the contem- core resulting from tremendous deal- porary vocal sextet. A well-known er/distributor response to seven simi- writer, arranger and conductor, Tex - lar cassettes produced for North tor produced his first A&R album. American Phillips Company last Also available to AST will be ini- year. Music by Vikki Carr, Bobby tial albums from Pat Williams, writ- Goldsboro, Jackie DeShannon, Clas- er/conductor from the West Coast sics IV and others are recorded in who has scored several motion pic- Among the new Lear Jet Stereo, Inc. cartridge playback units introduced five bands on one side. The other side tures; John Blair, a jazz soul singer at the recent CES Show, the most notable is their Model H 430 four -channel is left blank so that the dealer can and instrumentalist featured on jazz "surround sound" system (above). The H 430 utilizes an 8 track cartridge, demonstrate the recording character- fiddle in the latest album release reproducing quadrisonic sound separation thru four separate speakers. For istics of the Noreloo models 1530, from Isaac Hayes; and the first al- best installation, Lear Jet recommends the speakers be placed front right 1320, and 1570. bum effort from 20-year -old music and front left, rear right and rear left of the listener. The unit is com- Blase said production of the cus- writer Warren Marlay, a vocalist. patible with standard 8 track stereo tapes and has an indicator light to show tom tapes will start immediately in Mercury Records Corp. will manu- when it is in the 4 -channel mode of operation. No firm retail price has yet Liberty's LTD duplicating plant in facture and distribute A&R records, been set. Omaha. Barsky said. 14 Cash Box - August 8, 1970 "CRACKLIN'

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SOKE RING Kannibal Komix Colossus Promo /IIr\l\//I\M NEW YORK-"Take a Kannibal home York, WFIL-Philadelphia, WDAS- CashBox and Eat It Up!" is the theme of a Philadelphia, and KHJ-Los Angeles. N\.B. N\.... Looking Ahead Kannibal Komix promol-advertising- Tom Kennedy, director of advertis- ..,.y Me/ marketing campaign initiated by Co- ing and marketing for Colussus, is lossus Records and Jerry Ross. supervising the market by market ad The debut LP product from this and marketing activities relating to German group is being accompanied the LP, which include: direct coopera- by extensive trade and consumer ad- tion and communication with all dis- vertising, including a specially de- tributors, utilizing posters, window 1 (I REMEMBER) SUMMER 22 NEVER GOIN' HOME signed underground media campaign. streamers, and counter displays for MORNING (Pocket Full-BMI) Key radio stations throughout the distribution to key acounts. (gondola, BMI) Owen B. (Janis 123) country are carrying thirty and sixty Art Ross, VP in charge of sales, re- Vanity Fair (Page One 21033) second spots featuring various cuts ports heavy sales stemming from the from the Komix album, such as: early stages of the campaign. 23 CRAZY LOVE "White House," "Sing A Song," "Neu- A colossal Kannibal Komix billboard 2 YAKETY YAK (Vangan-BMI) rotic Reaction," and "Little Little." will be erected on Sunset Strip in Los (Tiger, BMI) Happenings (Jubilee) The advertising, including daily Angeles during the entire month of The Pipkins (Capitol 2874) newspapers, Sunday entertainment August, displaying the theme-"Take home and eat it up !" 24 I WILL SURVIVE supplements, underground press and a Kannibal 3 WHERE ARE YOU GOING TO trades, will run in San Francisco Ex- Ampex Tie -In (Tro-Andover, ASCAP) aminer. Los Angeles Times, Boston Ampex Tapes has joined the efforts MY LOVE Arrival (London 1027) Globe, Baltimore Sun, Miami Herald, with its own proposed campaign (Belwin Mills, ASCAP) Chicago Tribune, New York Post, which consists, among other things, The Brotherhood of Man (Deram 85065) Detroit News, New Haven Journal, of a mailing including streamers, 25 LET ME BRING YOU UP Philadelphia Daily News, Philadelphia window stickers, miniature skulls 4 A SONG THAT NEVER COMES (Don Kirshner, BMI) Bulletin, among others. Undergrounds (following the concept of Colussus' Ron Dante (Kirshner 221) skull (Amoco, ASCAP) include: Fusion, , Bos- trade ad campaign, featuring a Mama Cass Elliot (Dunhill 4244) ton After Dark, Great Speckled Bird, and carrying copy relating to the Chicago Seed, Zygote, Village Voice, mind, madness, etc.). A special TV 26 SWEET & GINGERBREAD MAN Creem, Distant Drummer. color film, "Kannibal Komix Or The 5 WE'RE ALL PLAYING IN THE Leo Feist, ASCAP) Radio spots are being run on such House In White," will be released by SAME BAND Mike Curb Congregation (MGM 14140) maior stations as, WBCN-Boston, Colossus in this country, to selected (Luvlin/Magdalena, BMI) KFRC-San Francisco, WOR-FM-New media. The film features Bert Sommer (Eleuthera 470) members of the group in a situation- 27 DOWN TO THE VALLEY slapstick comedy, with fairies, de- (Dunbar-BMI) mons, dwarfs, giants, ghosts and the 6 I HAVE LEARNED TO DO Nilsson (RCA 0362) Kaye To Farrell like. The film was widely distributed WITHOUT YOU throughout Europe and Ariola-Euro- Groovesville, BMI) 28 I GOTTA 'GET AWAY In Pact disc reported excellent acceptance. Mavis Staples (Volt 4044) Writing Jerry Ross' office is supervising and (Gaucho-BMI) arranging a tour for Kannibal Komix Ray Godfrey (Spring 104) NEW YORK-Wes Farrell Organ- on a large scale. Sid Bernstein may 7 SHE WORKS IN A ization has signed exclusive contracts manage the group in all areas. WOMAN'S WAY with Thomas Kaye as a writer to his Kannibal Komix consists of Gerd (January, BMI) 29 PLEASE BABY PLEASE Pocket Full Of Tunes publishing com- Muller, Bernd Scheffler, Enrico Lom- Edison Lighthouse (Bell 907) (Delightful, Outwaite-BMI) pany. Farrell, together with Charlie bardi and Jurgen Drews. Realistics-Delite 528 Brown, will also produce Kaye's first album as an artist. 8 BIG YELLOW TAXI Among Kaye's most notable produc- (Siquomb, BMI) 30 MR. BALLOON MAN tion credits are hits for Maxine Joni 'Mitchell (Repris 0906) (Finius Myth/Sunbeam, BMI) Brown, the Shirelles, and Chuck Roy Hilderbrand (Metromedia 175) Jackson, including the million -seller single "Hold On I'm Coming," by 9 RUNAWAY PEOPLE Chuck Jackson and Maxine Brown. Drive-In/Westward-BMI) 31 I'LL PAINT YOU A SONG Vance To Compose Dyke & Blazers (Original Sound 96) During the past year, he produced (Ensign, BMI) two hits for Jay and the Americans, Mac Davis (Columbia 45192) "This Magic Moment," and "Walkin' Pinkville' Score 10 SOMEBODY'S CHANGIN' In The Rain." In addition, he has MY BABY'S MIND completed album products soon to be NEW YORK-Singer-composer Joel SWEET 32 GOING TO THE COUNTRY (Julio Bryan-BMI) released with such artists as Gene Vance has been named to compose Little Milton Campbell-Checker 1231 (Sailor, ASCAP) McDaniels, Freddy Scott and The the music and lyrics for the play Steve Miller Band (Capitol 2878) Exciters and is currently completing "Pinkville" and will appear in the an album with Wilbert Harrison which production with his group, Big City, 11 SET ME FREE MUCH FOOLIN AROUND is being recorded live at the Canaan at the Berkshire Theatre in Stock- (Tree, BMI) 33 TOO Baptist Church in Harlem and is bridge, Mass. from August 13 to 18, Esther Philips (Atlantic 19388) (Lou-Twi, BMI) backed with a 160 voice choir. prior to a Broadway opening in the Tams (1-2-3 1726) Kaye has also written "Thanks For fall. Nothin' " for the television documen- "Pinkville," which deals with vio- 12 WE CAN MAKE IT BABY tary "Black News." In the past six lence as exemplified by the My Lai (Jobete, BMI) 34 MISS ABRAMS weeks, many artists have recorded massacre, was written by George Ta- Originals (Soul 35074) (Great Honesty Music-BMI) "Thanks For Nothin'." Kaye is pro- bors, author of "Brecht On Brecht," Mill Valley (Reprise 0928) viding all the music for that docu- produced by Lyn Austin, who recently mentary as well as the soundtrack for produced "Indians" starring Stacy 13 IT'S SO NICE another ABC-TV documentary on Keach on Broadway, (Pasa Alta-BMI) 35 HIGHER & HIGHER and directed by Jacki DeShannon-Liberty 56187 drugs scheduled for this fall. Grover Dale. (Jalynne-BMI) Canada Goose (Tonsil 0002) 14 YOU'RE GONNA MAKE IT (Collage, ASCAP) 36 THAT'S WHEN THE WORLD Festivals (Colossus 122) REALLY BEGAN (Three Bridges/Cypher-ASCAP) 15 GROOVIN' WITH MR. BLOE Mel Wynn Trend-Mercury 73073 (Love, BMI) Cool Heart (Forward/MGM 152) 37 MY BABY SPECIALIZES (East/Memphis Music, BMI) 16 LET'S DO IT TOGETHER Bad Habits (Paula 333) (Three-T-ASCAP) Chambers Bros (Columbia 45146) 38 ONE MORE TIME BILLY BROWN 17 TWO LITTLE ROOMS (Martin Cooper-ASCAP) (Multimood-BMI) Burl Ives-Cyclone 75014 Janet Lawson (United Artists 50671)

39 BRING IT ON HOME TO ME 18 JOANNE (Kags, BMI) (Screen Gems/Columbia Music, Inc., BMI) (Capitol 2856) Mike Nesmith (RCA 74-0368) 40 SMOKE SIGNALS 19 MONTEGO BAY (Assorted-BMI) (Cheezeburger, BMI) Vibrations (Neptune 211 Bobby Bloom (L&R 157) 41 MY WOMAN, MY WOMAN, 20 NOW IS THE TIME MY WIFE (Irving Music, BMI) (Mariposa, BMI) Sisters Love (A&M 1178) Dean Martin (Reprise 0934) COMING UP-Mercury president Irwin H. Steinberg (seated, c.) signs con- tract bringing Chicago's Second Coming to the label. Also at the table are 21 SALLY 42 CAN'T STOP LOVIN' YOU group manager Mary Stuart and Merc producer Robin McBride who will (UA Music, ASCAP) (Felsted-BMI) supervise recording of group's first LP. Group members look on. Michael Parks (MGM K14154) Flirtations (Deram 85062) 18 Cash Box - August 15, 1970 FACT: Free are currently the hottest attraction on the British trail and are evoking what can only be described as Freemania.

FACT: Free's most recent single, "All Right Now," topped the British charts for several weeks running and has begun to sell comparably in this country already, sales of a phenomenal 12 thousand having been reported from Cleveland a couple of mornings ago.

FACT: On the tenth day of August AaM will unleash the group's FIRE AND WATER album, which includes the single "All Right Now."

OPINION: You'd best prepare yourself for the outbreak of American Freemania. (Produced by Free & John Kelly) Allied Markets Recording History Package AL ;,,. N . ;;> LOS ANGELES - Allied Records is luxe, color and black & white booklet entering the premium record field with artwork and text on the rec- through its newly -formed research ording field. Early opera, vaudeville shBox Radio Active and development which is headed by and comedy as well as of Bob Keene. The company's project is the era is included in the LP. Daken \\\\/ \ `A%/ a deluxe "history of the recording Broadhead, president of the 37 -year- business" package. The LP will in- old firm, said that negotiations are clude one of the first recordings ever now underway for the distribution made, with material from the 1870s rights to the package. through 1929. The set, designed to The opening of a premium division A survey of key radio stations in all important markets throughout the coun- cover a sixty year span in the busi- is the latest in a series of "new area" try to determine by percentage of those reporting which releases are being ness, will come complete with a de - moves by Keene for Allied. Last added to station play lists this week for the first time and also the degree month, the company entered the of concentration combining previous reports. Percentage figures on left in- Quadrosonic field with the signing of dicate how many of the stations, reporting this week have added the follow- a distribution agreement with ing titles to their play list for the first time. Percentage figures on right in- Major Push On Keene's Showtown label for three clude total from left plus the percentage title received in prior week or weeks. Quad packages. New 'Canned' LP HOLLYWOOD - "Future Blues," a Dome To Distribute new Canned album slated for TOTAL % OF immediate release, is the object of a Stonegood In N.Y. % OF STATIONS STATIONS TO HAVE major ad, publicity, promo and mer- ADDING TITLES TO TITLE ARTIST LABEL ADDED TITLES TO chandising push by Liberty/UA, Inc. NEW YORK - Dome Distributors, PROG SCHED. PROG. SCHEU. THIS WEEK The for "Future Long Island, New York record dis- TO DATE Blues" features an Iwo-Jimo-type tributors, have been signed as the flagraising with the flag flown upside eastern representatives for Stone - down, a universally -accepted distress good Records and all subsidiary la- signal. Accordingly, the label is in bels, it was announced by Monk Hig- the process of mailing the attention - gins, president of the new label. Hig- getting slicks to radio stations, retail gins is due in New York this week 75% Ain't No Mountain High Enough-Diana Ross-Motown 89% outlets, and to all field employees. for meetings with Bernie Block and Barry Reznick of Dome to setup 60% Looking Out My Back Door-Creedence Clearwater Re- 81% Bumper stickers for cars and for vival-Fantasy motor bicycles, mailings, radio spots, eastern sales policies for the compa- ny's initial product. heavy consumer advertising on the 51% Don't Play underground level, displays, posters, Higgins has just completed swings That Song-Aretha Franklin-Atlantic 83 % through San Francisco, Seattle, and local store advertising round out 42% I'm Losing You-Rare Earth-Rare the Liberty/UA push. In addition, the Houston, Dallas, Denver and Miami Earth 77% coordinating distribution assignments company's key exec are so impressed 33% Snow Bird-Ann Murray-Capitol by the performers and packaging in those areas, while Stonegood ex- 79 % ecutive Fred Stone has toured Mexico of "Future Blues" that a special 33% Rubber Duckie-Ernie (Jim Henson)-Columbia mailing of the album is being under- and Hawaii setting up similar inter- 33% taken to a great quantity of opinion national arrangements. Stonegood had planned 31% As Long As I Can See The Light-Creedence Clearwater 53% makers in the . originally Revival-Fantasy "Canned Heat," one of the first to market initial product through their own national sales force, ac- underground groups to emerge as in- 26% Peace Will Come-Melanie-Buddah ternational best-sellers, are currently cording to Higgins, but have now 26% decided independent distributors in on a national personal appearance 22% Sing A Song For Freedom-Frigid Pink-Parrot tour, after which they will headline a each market will be better suited for 66% rock in in late the company's needs at present. major festival Japan 20% Ca ndida-Dawn-Bel l summer. 91% 20% I've Lost You-Elvis Presley-RCA Kent Inks 4 Tees 95% Whitney Sunday 19% Groovy Situation-Gene Chandler-Mercury 83% LOS ANGELES - Kent Records has Signs With Decca signed The Four Tees to record for 17% The Next Step Is Love-Elvis Presley-RCA 37% the label. Group, which has been to- NEW YORK has - gether since 1964, has toured exten- 17% Only You Know & I Know-Dave Mason-Blue Thumb 44% signed a young rock group, Whitney sively with Little Richard, Gladys Sunday, to a long-term exclusive Knight and the Pips, Jay and the 16% Ball & Chain-Tommy James-Roulette 36% contract. First product by the group Americans, and the Temptations. will be an album, just completed in The quartet is made up of Bobby 15% Empty Pages-Traffic-United Artists 15% Nashville which will be released in Mitchell, singer; Bobby Harrell, gui- August. The group has made numer- tar; Theodore Toney, vocals; and 15% Cracklin' Rosey-Neil Diamond-Uni 15% ous appearances in the northeast Otis Taylor, lead singer. area of the country and most recent- 14% Joanne-Mike Nesmith-RCA 14% ly appeared at the New Coast Rock Festival in Pottstown, Pennsylvania. Flame Signed To 14% Green Eyed Lady-Sugarloaf-Liberty 14% 14% America, Communicate With Me-Ray Stevens-Barnaby 94% Stafford Recording 13% Ricki Ticki Tavi--Epic 13% HOLLYWOOD - Artist -writer Terry LOS ANGELES - The Flame, a Stafford of "Suspicion" fame, is cut- South African quartet has been 12% Uncle John's Band-Grateful Dead-Warner Bros. 12% ting an album for music production signed to ' own record firm Don Perry Enterprises, Inc. company, Brother Records. Their de- 10% That's Where I Went Wrong-Poppy Family-London 25% Stafford and Perry are co -producing, but single for the label, "See The Bob Summers arranging. Light" will be released shortly. 10% Screaming Night Hog-Steppenwolf-Dunhill 10%

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Rainbow-Marmalade- Black Hands, White Cotton- London 26% Caboose-Enterprise 36%

I'm Your Captain-Grand Funk Hi-De-Ho-Blood Sweat & Railroad-Capitol 19% Tears-Columbia 96% Summer Morning-Vanity Fare-Page One 9% Morning Much Better -10 Wheel Drive-Polydor 13%

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Camouflage Productions Women's Lib Theme Blue Horizon/Sire Of Decca's Single To New World HQ NEW YORK -A new Decca single NEW YORK - Ground breaking has praises the Women's Liberation begun on the new home of Blue Hor- Movement. The record, "I Am A izon/Sire group of record and music Woman" and "Liberation Now," was publishing companies. The premises, co-produced by Tom Morgan, Decca an entire building, located at 165 A&R head, and Joe Rene, indepen- West 74th Street, New York, will be dent producer. "I Am A Woman" is called Blue Horizon House. narrated by Sandy Duncan, recent Housed there will be executive star of Broadway's "The Boy offices and rehearsal rooms, as well Friend." "Liberation Now," was co- as a modern fully equipped eight authored by Betty Freidan, authoress track recording studio. In addition, of the best-selling non fiction book there will be a record shop at the "The Feminine Mystique"; Jackie Re- location that will specialize in blues, inbach, authoress of "¡Carefree Cook- progressive rock and imported rec- ing," and Joe Rene. ordings. The main purpose of the Rene, who published shop will be to feed back to Blue According to Horizon and Sire a pulse of what is the song in his Claro Music Corp., level. 300 the music are happening at the retail copies of sheet Among the companies headquar- being mailed to the various women's tered at the new address in addition liberation groups around the coun- to Sire and Blue Horizon, will be try. houses, The song will be introduced next their affiliated publishing the home of noted Uncle Doris, Doraflow, Bleu Disque, Saturday (8) at Sanah, Goodie Two Shoes, Pandora, art collector Ethel Scull in East Geordie, as well as various interna- Hampton, at a special press confer- tional publishing companies rep- ence. LOVELY RITA-Well-known session singer has been signed to resented by the group including Among the sponsor's of this event A&M Records as a solo artist. The songstress has just completed a nationwide Heathside and Saravat (both United is Mrs. Wyatt Cooper, (Gloria Vand- tour. With Rita at the signing are (clockwise) Gil Friesen, veep of ad- Kingdom) and Angle and July (both erbilt) . ministration and creative services, , president of the label, Chuck Australian). Kaye, v.p. of A&R and publishing, and , Rita's producer. Distrib. Deal New Lib LP Rushed Sire Records will be distributing Steve Jerome Heads Jazzists Dig Tunes product by Focus, a new Dutch group, NEW YORK - Liberty/UA Records as the result of an agreement reached is releasing an album "Phallus Dei" between Sire's managing director, by German progressive group Amon Groove Sound Studio Out Of Gopam Ent. Seymour Stein, and Hubert Terheggn, Duul II, which was previously part of NEW YORK - Groove Sound Studio NEW YORK Gopam Enterprises, of Radio Tele Music the publishing a twelve member experimental com- has named Steve Jerome as new op- - arm of Radio Luxembourg, who holds mune. In conjunction with the LP Inc., the music publishing arm of erating head of the studio, effective John Levy Enterprises, is getting a worldwide production contract on Liberty is releasing the group's "Ar- immediately. In addition, Jerome will the group. Sire and their licensees changel's Thunderbird" as a single. through to jazzists with its tunes. also engineer all sessions. These tunes, "Pharaoh's Dance" and throughout the world, with the ex- Groove Sound Studio has under- "Country Preacher", are both written ception of Benelux, will handle Focus gone an extensive maintenance over- by Joe Zawinul. "Pharaoh's Dance" product. haul recently and new equipment has encompasses one entire side of Miles In another move toward strength- been installed. The addition of a Davis' "Bitches Brew", two record set ening their internptional roster, Sire FOR 16 -track console is being condisered on Columbia, among the biggest sel- will produce and distribute rec- SALE for installation this fall, with a com- ling album's in ;Davis' career. The ordings by Dutch vocalist Ben plete revamping of rental fees now second number is the title song of the Cramer throughout the world. The PHONOGRAPH being formulated said to offer sub- "Cannonball" Adderley Quintet's pop- deal was set with Robert Aardse of stantial savings to producers of ular "Country Preacher" album on Dureco in Holland and Sire will dis- RECORD PRESSING demos, recordings and commercial Capitol. tribute Cramer's product worldwide Benelux and PLANT jingles. Zawinul, the vet pianist with the with the exception of Jerome, along with his brother Adderley Quintet, is also the author France. Cramers' initial session is set CLIFTON, N J Bill, will continue to produce for Mu- of such previous hits as "Mercy, Mer- for mid -August in New York. sicor Records, in addition to his new cy, Mercy", "Walk Tall" and "Money 10 min. duties for Groove Sound Studio. The In The Pocket". His tunes are pub- from N.Y.C. Ideal leased Jeromes have been responsible for building of 80,000 sq. ft. with 12 lished by Zawinul Music, a division Inc. such hits as "Brenda" by the( Cupids; of Gopam Enterprises, Inc. Craig Braun, years to go on very favorable terms. "Whenever A Teenager Cries" and In addition, Nat Adderley has writ- "Tommy" by Reparata and the Del- To Open On Coast Facilities available: ten "Hummin'", featured in Quincy rons; " Renee" and "Pret- Jones new album on A&M, "Gula NEW YORK - West Coast oper- ty Ballerina" by the Left Bank; Matari." Adderley is also the writer ations are scheduled to begin in late 22 presses that can accomodate 7". "Ding Dong the Witch Is Dead" and 10" or 12" pressings interchangeably of the hit "Work Song". His songs fall for Craig Braun, Inc., a New "Heigh Ho" by the Fifth Estate; and by Upam Music, anoth- York 2-200 H. P. boilers are published based sales promotion/advertis- "Happy" by the Blades of Grass, er division of Gopam Enterprises, Inc. ing agency working exclusively with Print shop for labels among others. Among the other divisions of Go- the record industry. 'In association Storage racks, bagging equipment, etc. pam Enterprises, Inc. are Taggie Mu- with their subsidiaries, Sound Pack- Inside truck entrances sic Company, which contains the aging Corporation, and 888 Advertis- Completely trained crew available now Sylvia Rosenberg songs written by the late Wes Mont- ing, they develop all phases of record gomery. merchandising, including album jack- All reasonable offers considered. A New Grandmother The Managing Agent for Gopam et design/printing, posters, point of Open for inspection. Principals only. NEW YORK Sylvia Rosenberg, Enterprises, Inc. is Joan Shulman, purchase displays, trade advertising, - to Reply to: Box 881 executive secretary Stanley headquartered in the New York office and unique album stickers. Some of Adams, president of ASCAP, became of John Levy Enterprises. Worldwide their clients include A & M, Atlantic, CASH BOX a grandmother last week when her representatives of Gopam include Bell, Chess, Columbia, Elektra, Lon- 1780 Broadway daughter, Carol Boffard, became the companies throughout Europe, South don, Metromedia, Motown, RCA, New York, N.Y. 10019 mother of a 71b. 8oz. son. His name America, Japan, and Australia. and Scepter. is Michael Ian. Recently hired to assist in east coast operations was Cheryl McIn- tosh, formerly with Columbia Records and their advertising agency since Capitol Signs If 1966. Miss McIntosh will head the NEW YORK has advertising production department announced the- signing of If, a seven Managing the L. A. office will be member English group. The deal was Ken Sasano, formerly a merchandis- negotiated with the group's pro- ing project manager at Capitol Rec- ducer-manager Lew Futterman and ords in Hollywood. Prior to joining his Concert House organization. Capitol, Sasano was associated with The group's first LP, "If" was re- their subsidiary, Merco/iCollegiate leased on the Island label in Eng- Record Co. in New York. land. Capitol will release it here on July 20. If, which includes Dick Morrisey Gerber To Greengrass (tenor) and Terry Smith on guitar, is presently appearing in and NEW YORK - Greengrass Enter- festivals in England and the Conti- prises has added Roy Gerber, former- nent, and has an 18 date tour set ly of Creative Management Associ- with Traffic. ates, to its staff as west coast rep- This agreement is a further part of resentative. Among Greengrass' Capitol's new New York product ac- clients spending most of their time in quisition set-up. Through this ar- California are Florence Henderson, rangement, Capitol New York handles who is there taping her ABC-TV total work on new acts, from series, "The Brady Bunch," and cur- through release follow-up. In con- rently recording her first album for junction with release of the "If" al- Decca, and Virginia Graham, who has for A Division Of Columb', Pictures Industries, Inc. bum, Capitol is planning a massive made California her headquarters multi -media campaign. her show.

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of Choice Programming are singles which,e riing in CChoice the opinion o/ our reviewingsere ing staff.rare es in (Picks of the Week Programming special programmer consideration. SERGIO MENDES & BRASIL '66 POCO (Epic 10636) MELANIE (Buddah 186) (A&M 1209) You Better Think Twice (3:18) (Lit- Peace Will Come (3:18) (Kama Rippa/Amelanie, ASCAP-Safka) For What it's Worth (3:55) (Ten tle Dickens, ASCAP - Messina) Having finally broken through with "Lay Down," Melanie returns sans East/Springalo/Cotillion, BMI - Softly wrought ballad offering with Edwin Hawkins in another powerful message side. This time, she provides Stills) Early Buffalo Springfield ma- the group's enticing sound to carry her own accompaniment through multi -track vocals with thrusting instru- terial is treated to the easy styling of favor on FM and some AM channels. mental tracks to guarantee top forty receptions. Flip: no info. Sergio & Brasil for across-the-board Flip: "Anyway Bye Bye" (4:15) (Lit- perspective. Flip: "Viramundo" tle Dickens, ASCAP - Furay) FIFTH DIMENSION (Bell 913) (3:00) (Sunbury, ASOAP - Gil) On the Beach (3:30) (Fifth Star, BMI) JOHN HETHERINGTON (RCA Silken melodic piece with a lyric aimed at the summer teen and adult LOS DIABLOS (Crazy Horse 1325) 0375) audiences brings the Fifth Dimension shining back into hit focus. Excellent Un Rayo de Sol (2:26) (Beechwood, It's Only Me (2:45) (Gil, B'MI in - vocal and arrangements make the side a powerful sales item for the months BMI - Jaen) A best seller Spain, Hetherington) In the "Reflections of to come. Flip: no info included. Los Diablos' side presents a pretty My Life" mood, this ballad presents a summer teen side. Light and tan- powerful long -shot side for top forty talyzing enough to become a left- and FM consideration. Fli-: "Dream - THE MOMENTS (Stang 5016) Manana" (2:57) If I Didn't Care (2:59) (Whale, ASCAP-Lawrence) field hit. Flip: "Una boat Avenue" (2:18) (Same credits) Highlighted by the production aura of their "Love on a Two Way Street," - (Same credits) the Moments glide back into the blues and pop spotlight with a revival SOFT PEDALLING (London 1028) THE MAD LADS (Volt 4041) of the Ink Spots' classic. Attractive vocal and arrangements make this a (East/Mem- It's So Nice (Screen Gems/Columbia, grand side for all -age programming. Flip: No info. Seeing is Believin' (4:10) BMI Raphael, Stevenson, George) phis, BMI Briggs, Carter, - with a joyful - new Mad Lads Zany partytime record DONOVAN (Epic 10649) Williams) Vocally, the teen atmosphere that could make this side is a slow simmering fireworks a solid summertime programming Riki Tiki Tavi (2:56) (Peer Int'l, BMI-Leitch) in balladry. Flip: no this new "Open Road" LP best-seller, Donovan returns to the show encased deck. Flip: "Rolling on Home" (2:43) From info. singles end for the first time since "Barabajagal" (almost a year ago). (SG/IC, !BMI - Martin, Coulter) is a side that relies mainly on lyrics to entice FM and teen listeners Latest THE NITE-LITERS (RCA 0374) support. Strange romp dressed in soft music fabric. Flip: "Roots of Oak" (Rut Tri, QUINCY JONES (United Artists (5:02) (Same credits) Down & Dirty (2:51) - 50706) (BAIT Fuqua) Exceptional instru- - sets the stage for this Call Me Mister Tibbs (2:15) (Unart, WATTS 103rd ST. RHYTHM BAND (Warner Bros. 7417) mental work iBMI Jones) Movie theme with the side to boom into R&B playlists. - R&B play. Express Yourself (4:10) (Warner -Tamerlane, BM I-Wright) enough to attack top musical impact to stir work has set the Watts Rhythm Band in the fore- Could hit hard Early action could move the side into Super instrumental forty too. Flip: "Con -Funk -Shun" front on the R&B side and proved strong enough to break the team into Fuqua, top forty ala "Senor Soul". Flip: before it, (3:08) (Rut-Tri, BMI - (4:20) (Same credits) top forty playlists. Latest is another that has a long work period Hawkins, Nite-Liters) "Soul Flower" but the powerful blues sales should open teen doors once again. Flip: Churchill, "Living on Borrowed Time" (3:30) (Wright Gerstl, BMI-Wright) JACKY CORNELL (Lionel 3203) FOUNTAIN (Cinema 6907) (2:40) (Immediate, Renaissance Fair (1:52) (Tickson, In the Beginning Byrd's ma- JERRY BUTLER (Mercury 73101) BMI - d'Abo) Striking ballad with BMI - Crosby, McGuinn) Where Are You Going (3:10) (Cannonball, ASCAP-Scott, Meehan) an exciting structure to attract FM terial is dressed up in top forty guise An unusual turn of material for Jerry Butler, this ballad could become and possible top forty exposure. on this misty teen side. Flip: "Pendu- one of his most widely played sides yet. Tune, in fact, should receive even Flip: "Find a Way to Live, to Love" lum" (5:05) ((Stagg, BMI - Haug) warmer receptions at MOR stations than in the top forty circuit. Beautiful (3:36) (Skinny Zach, ASCAP - Eck- Directed at FM formatted channels, side with a standout performance. Flip: No Info. hardt) this is a long -shot that could follow a "Spill the Wine" popularity pat- THOMAS & RICHARD FROST (Liberty 56191) 0 (Featherrock 70) tern. Cinema International located in Open Up Your Heart (2:50) (Southern, ASCAP-Worsley, Myers) Today Is Just Like You (2:23) (Rain St. Louis. Having gained strong secondary market notice before, the Frosts have Forest/Featherrock, ASCAP - Lev- a foothold that should spring this new entry into the top forty running. inson) Perky summertime special 9350) a PUSH (Beverly Hills Material does all the rest, bringing the duo in with a bright ballad aimed sound gives this attractive ballad How Come No One Married Un- Did Yesterday Go" MOR ex- at top forty audiences. Gleaming winner. Flip: "Where shot at teen and some cle Sam? ? ? (3:01) (Tara/Laird/ (2:36) (Tons of Fun/Claridge, ASCAP-T&R Frost) posure. Flip: "You Are Everywhere" O'Hara, BMI - Kearney, Co- (4:06) (!Same pubs, ASCAP - Levin- hen) Blues musical rhythm sparks STEPPENWOLF (Dunhill 4248) son, Kaley) this protesting side strongly enough Screaming Night Hog (3:17) (Trousdale, BMI-Kay) to make it one to watch in teen mar- Must be time to refresh ties to Steppenwolf's underground fans for the MARGIE McCOY (Cyclone 75015) kets. Flip: "When Johnny Comes team drops consideration of the top forty market and turns up instead with Never in My Life (3:16) (Anne- Marching Home" (2:29) (Same pubs, a side that could break via the FM route. Flip: "Corina, Corina" (3:47) Rachel/Case, ASCAP - Cruz) Deli- B'MII -Laird, O'Hara) (Trousdale, BMI-Arr/Adpt: Kay) cately presented ballad with a blues MOR as well mist that could attract ALAN RUSH & THE STONE- THE FESTIVALS (Colossus 122) as teen play for the outing. Flip: (Marpex, HOUSE (Mega 0002) You're Gonna Make It (2:45) (Collage, ASCAP-W&V Price, Moss) "Broken Wing Bird" (2:39) It Takes Minutes (2:09) (Combine, Coming back in the wake of a sizeable regional hit, the Festivals pour BMI - Sams) BMI Rush, Cullers) A bit too po- on their talent with a side that should make them a national act. Fascin- - Inter- tent to be bubble gum, this top forty ating harmonies and a good dance instrumental track add the elements MIKE CLIFFORD (American entry carries a strong dance beat and of a breakaway hit R&B and top forty. Flip: No info included. national 158) for teen Singing Soon powerful vocal as credentials You Better Start thought. Flip: "Life in the City" THE PROFILES (Bamboo 115) (2:31) (Wren/Viva, BMI O'Day) Cul- -pop lyrical (2:14) (100 Oaks, BMI - Rush, A Little Misunderstanding (3:25) (Cachand, BMI-Thompson, Dixon) Ballad with half-folk/half lers) The excitement of material, production and performance glows welds structure and teen instrumental work this side into a winner. Sound and lyric impact should touch off sales to aroused top forty thought. Flip: explosions on the R&B side and bring the side into top forty running pow- "Do Your Own Thing" (2:55) (Yel- (Capitol 2886) erfully enough to assure hit reception. Flip: "Got to Be Love (Or Some- low Dog, ASCAP - Leiber, Stoller) Neanderthal Man (4:29) (Francis, thing Stupid)" (2:55) (Cachand/Patcheal, BMI-Cross, Ross) Day & Hunter, ASCAP - Godley, RON WILSON (Abbott 2014) Creme, Stewart) Chant which builds (Ton JAMES GANG (ABC 11272) I Won't Do You Wrong (2:28) magnetism through repetition intro- Wilson, BMI Wilson) Sam Cooke duced Hotlegs with and FM and pos- Funk #49 (3:05) (Pamco/Home Made, BMI-Fox, Peters, Walsh) - Wil- Trimmed from their best-seller "Rides Again" album, this pounding side hallad sound rekindled on Ton sible top forty long -shot. Flip: "You son's side could bring him a share of Didn't Like it Because You Didn't gives the James Gang a dynamite stick to blast into top forty play. Hard - Flip: "Gotta Give brewed instrumental work and a seething vocal touch add up to teen the R&B spotlight. Think of It" (4:29) (Same credits) sales here. "Thanks" Me Lovin' Babe" (2:18) (Wilson, breakaway Flip: (3:22) (Pamco/Home Made, BMI- Wilson) Walsh) BMI - IC&R JOHN SMALL (Paramount 0038) Can't Nobody See My Face (2:33) CATHY CARLSON (MGM STEVE CLAYTON (Spiral 3401) 14144) Lovin' Eyes (3:09) (Spiral, ASCAP (Gil, BMI - Hetherington) BeeGees Make Me Forget Him (3:15) (Cents & Pence, BMI-Lambert, Potter) Lovely ballad side filled brought up-to-date after a fashion on A long time in making her comeback, Cathy Carlson seems to have found -Shelley) this teen ballad. Intriguing produc- just the right piece of material with MOR magnetism by virtue of a here to return to the spotlight. Splendid ballad stylish production. Airy tune with es- tion that could snare teen AM and side that features an excitement which should score on both adult and teen FM showings. Flip: "A Woman Who levels. Flip: (2:13) (Geo. Pincus, ASCAP-Carr, Ahlert) pecially strong summer prospects. (Gil Flip: "Love in Your Life" (2:20) Can Shake My Mind" (3:19) (Same credits) Attractive "Man & a BMI - Small) Woman" variation. MYLON (ICotillion 44087) (Newcomer Picks DON ANTHONY (Ford 161) Old Gospel Ship (2:38) (Mylon/LeFe- Only God Knows (2:38) (Peer Int'l, vre, BMI - LeFevre, Venable, THE MOODS (Wand 11224) BMI - Blossner, Hollander) Easy Bailey, Burrell, Daughtry) Country, Rainmaker (2:52) (Double Diamond, BMI-Moore) listener musical framework is filled blues and bayou blend makes this This sparkling vocal group adds the extra electricity to bring "Rain- with material that has lyric entice- side an infectious teen outing that maker" strongly into the top forty running. Good material for teen list- ment to win adult exposure. Flip: could attract enough attention to ening and dancing, the song is lifted into the hit orbut by a terrific pro- "It's Time to Waltz Again" (2:43) move top forty. Flip: "Trying to Be duction and the Moods' performance. Flip: "Lady Rain" (3:00) (Young (Weamar, BMI - Blossner, Hollan- Free" (3:02) (Mylion/LeFevre, BMI - Ideas, ASCAP-Oats) der) LeFevre) 24 Cash Box - August 8, 1970 w,S ,ßt1 Top 60 In CashBoac B Locations

1 SIGNED SEALED, DELIVERED 31 AIN'T THAT LOVIN' YOU I'M YOURS Luther Ingram (KoKo 2105) 26 Stevie Wonder (Tornio 54196) 1 32 CHECK OUT YOUR MIND Impressions (Curton 1951) 27 2 GET UP I FEEL LIKE BEING A SEX MACHINE A James Brown (King 6318) 33 IT'S SHAME Spinners (V.I.P. 25057) 38 3 STEAL AWAY (I KNOW) LOSING YOU Johnny Taylor (Stag 0068) 2 34 I'M Rare Earth (Rare Earth 514) 44

4 WAR 35 SOMETHING STRANGE Edwin Starr (Gordy 7097) 9 IS GOIN' ON Ted Taylor (Ronn 44) 36 5 STEALING IN THE NAME OF THE LORD 36 MAMA TOLD ME NOT TO COME Paull Kelly (Happy Tiger 541) 5 3 Dog Night (Dunhill 4239) 43

6 GROOVY SITUATION 37 BLACK FOX Gene Chandler (Mercury 73083) 11 Freddy Robinson (Pacific Jazz 88155) 39

7 WHY CAN'T I TOUCH YOU 38 MY GIRL Ronnie Dyson (Columbia 45110) 6 Eddie Floyd (Stax 0072) 37 Global Theater Records. 8 DO YOU SEE MY LOVE 39 AIN'T NO MOUNTAIN The freedom for producers to develop their acts Jr. Walker & All Stars (Soul 35073) 12 HIGH ENOUGH Diana Ross (Motown 1169) without label interference. First release: Mark Richardson "I Keep It Hid" 9 THE LOVE YOU SAVE I WANNA KNOW IF IT'S Jackson 5 (Motown 1166) 7 40 (JimWebb) GT- 10-S-2. Produced by Boettcher -Olsen. GOOD TO YOU Currently in production: Funkadelics (Westbound 167) 40 10 BALL OF CONFUSION Miss Teresa Brewer Temitatlons (Gordy 7099) 3 Brown 41 BRING IT ON HOME Taurus Ltd. featuring Mel Lou Rawls (Capitol 2865) Fresh Aire 11 I'LL BE RIGHT HERE - Tyrone Davis (Dakar 618) 13 Mark Richardson 42 SINCE I FELL FOR YOU The new Joe Leahy Staples (Volt 4044) 46 12 MAYBE Mavis Max Thr e Degrees (Roulette 7079) 4 43 DON'T MAKE ME OVER Brenda & The Tabulation 13 PATCHES (Top & Bottom 404) 47 Clarence Carter (Atlantic 2748) 20 44 DON'T NOBODY WANT TO GET 14 O -O -H CHILD MARRIED Five Stairsteps (Buddah 165) 15 Jesse James (Zea 50000) 48

15 LET THE MUSIC 45 EVERYTHING'S TUESDAY TAKE YOUR MIND Chairmen of the Board (Invictoos 9079) Kool & The Gang (De-L(te 529) 21 46 WE CAN MAKE IT BABY 16 WHEN WE GET MARRIED Originals (Soul 35074) 49 Intruders (Gamble 4004) 16 47 SET ME FREE 17 THE SLY, SLICK AND Esther Phillips (Atlantic 19388) 50 WICKED Lost Generation (Brunswick 55436) 18 48 TOO MUCH FOOLIN' AROUND Tams (1-2-3 1726) - 18 EVERYBODY'S GOT THEIR RIGHT TO LOVE 49 PREACHER AND THE BEAR 51 Supremes (Motown 705) 30 Rufus Thomas (Stax 0071) NOW 19 DEAR IKE 50 RIGHT NOW, RIGHT A) Green (Hl 2177) - Sisters & Brother (Uni 55238) 23 51 GET READY 20 BAND OF GOLD (Atco) 58 Freda Payne (Invictus 9075) 17 52 I'M GONNA FORGET ABOUT 21 YOU'VE BEEN MY INSPIRATION Main Ingredient (RCA 0340) 22 YOU Bobby Womack (Liberty 56186) 57

22 I GOTTA GET AWAY 53 SOMEBODY'S CHANGIN' MY FROM MY OWN SELF SWEET BABY'S MIND Ray Godfrey (Spring 104) 28 Little Milton Campbell (Checker 1231) - 23 YOUR LOVE 54 GET IT FROM THE BOTTOM Joe Simon (Sound Stage 7-2664) 31 Archie Bell & Drells (Atlantic 2744) 59

24 GIRLS WILL BE GIRLS, 55 BABY IS THERE SOMETHING BOYS WILL BE BOYS ON YOUR MIND Isley Brothers (T -Neck 921) 32 McKinley Travis (Pride 2) 33

25 STAY AWAY FROM ME 56 RUNAWAY PEOPLE Major Lance (Corton 1953) 29 Dyke & Blazers (Original Sound 96) 41

26 I LIKE YOUR LOVIN' 57 SEEMS LIKE I GOTTA DO Chi -Lites (Brunswick 55438) 34 WRONG Whispers (Soul Clock 1004) 27 HUMMINGBIRD B. B. King (ABC 11268) 35 58 THE CHICKEN Jackie Lee (Uni 55206) - 28 DON'T PLAY THAT SONG Arethe Franklin (Atlantic 2751) 43 A division of Carman Productions, 59 ONE WAY TICKET 15456 Cabrito Rd., Van Nuys, Calif. 29 DROP BY MY PLACE TO NOWHERE Little Carl Carlton (Back Beat 613) 25 Syl Johnson (Twinight 134) 42

30 HAND CLAPPING SONG 60 BORDER SONG Meters (Josie 1021) 24 Dorothy Morrison (Buddah 184) 56

Cash Box - August 8, 1970 25 sound, so that a listener with quadrasonic equipment will hear ColumbialEpic Sales Meet In Freeport sound duplicating that of the concert hall itself, with front speakers used (Cont. from Page 7) for the sounds of the orchestra and chorus directly, and two rear speak- ers emitting sound reflected off the pervision" of company management There were four banquet/shows ert Johnson, and until now, it has rear balconies of the hall. Listeners and the need to "never apologize for during convention week. Miles Davis, often been difficult to find recordings with conventional stereo equipment business acumen." Donovan, Vikki Carr, Ray Stevens, of their works. Also, when recordings will hear simply some of the best To the CBS international unit, Ronnie Dyson, Tom Rush, Ivan Re- were found, they were often almost stereo sound to be found on record. Davis said that the division will in- broff, Lynn Anderson, , inaudible, due to surface noise. The To improve the quality of sound troduce more underground sounds Jam Factory, The Jerry Hahn Broth- release of these seven albums rep- reproduction even further, the center abroad to gain a bigger share of the erhood, The New York Rock Ensem- resent the combined work of John section of seats was removed from foreign market (see International ble and Ballin' Jack, headed the Hammond, Chris Albertson, Jon Albert Hall and the orchestra situat- News Report for CBS Int'l meet at heavy lineup of new and established Waxman and engineer Larry Hillyer, ed there, the chorus situated on the Freeport). Columbia and Epic artists. a project 'of nearly two years. It was stage itself, and the soloists grouped Mort Hoffman, vp of .Epic, told the Other noteworthy events which Hillyer who devised a unique system with Conductor Bernstein. The resul- convention that Epic's sales had dou- took place during this year's 'Conven- for eliminating surface noises which tant separation of sound is truly out- bled in the year it's been part of the tion, included the CBS International marred many of the original 78's in- standing. Thomas Z. Shepard, Mas- Columbia distribution organization. cocktail party, Friday, August 31, cluded in the albums. terworks producer, was in charge of He said, however, that the company which feted world-renowned artist In some cases, the sets represent the recording session. required the breaking of new acts, Ivan Rebroff (see Separate Release), the total recorded output of a major since much of the label's volume was and the presentation by Columbia blues artist. The Robert Johnson al- Peter Munves, product director of concentrated in the sales impact of a and Epic 'of awards in the fields of bum "King of Delta Blues classical albums merchandising, and small group of performers, including engineering, promotion, sales and Singers/Volume 2," for instance, is a Pierre Bourdain, product manager of Sly & the Family Stone, Tammy distribution (see Separate Release). follow-up to the first Johnson album original cast, soundtrack and master- Wynette, Bobby Vinton, Donovan, Masterworks held a special lunch- released by Columbia a few years works albums, introduced the new Poco and . eon on Friday, August 31, where the ago. Together they contain the com- Odyssey product line which will be Stan Snyder, director of and first annual "Ludwig" awards were plete recorded repertoire of a figure released in Aug. and Sept. These rec- sales presented (see Separate Release), who has influenced such major pop ordings, were first produced in stereo distribution, praised the Columbia or- and Epic ganization on its success, noting that and Custom Labels held a performers as Dylan and The Rolling by teams and engineers at Columbia in the past three promotion luncheon, also on Friday, Stones. The new album contains Records. Now, they have been re - years the label had discussing the ideas for promoting much material which has never ap- mastered, using the most advanced doubled its share of the market. the Others who addressed the meet in- new product in all categories on peared on record before. Featured cutting techniques to produce sound cluded Bill Farr, marketing vp, who the labels. cuts by the legendary Johnson are that is the touchtone of the recording greeted the conventioneers last Blues Series "Love In Vain," "Phonograph Blues" art. Thursday (30), plus various product Columbia announced the release of and "Dead Shrimp Blues." Recordings in this Odyssey series area heads, including Pierre Bour- five vintage blues albums by the The Bessie Smith Album, produced will carry the suggested retail list dain, Ron Alexenburg, Gene Settler, blues performers Bessie Smith, Rob- by John Hammond and Chris Albert- price of $2.98, and will feature per- Bruce Lundvall, George Novak, Don ert Johnson, Bukka White, Leadbel- son, is the second in a five part dou- formances of musicians at their artis- Ellis, Milton Selkowitz. ly, and an anthology by blues scholar ble -record series being released by tic peak. Artists in the initial release Paul Oliver, entitled: "The Story of Columbia at a special price. The al- include: Eugene Ormandy and the Person-to -Person Seminars The Blues," based on Oliver's out- bum includes performances from the Philadelphia Orchestra; George Szell standing book of the same name. At early and late stages of her career. and the Cleveland Orchestra; Bruno The 1970 national sales convention the same time, it was announced that Among these are "Wild About That Walter the 'Columbia took place at a time when Columbia Barnaby Records, which is distributed Thing" and "Jailhouse Blues." Symphony Orchestra; and Zino Records tops the industry as the by Columbia, was releasing a long- Among the outstanding features at Francescatti. In the future, many largest record company in the world. awaited album by Lightnin' Hopkins the Columbia presentation was a rare more outstanding classical artists Particularly noteworthy were this and one by Otis Spann. film clip of Bessie singing "St. Louis will appear in this new Odyssey year's person-to -person services held It was stressed at the presentation Blues" and downing a glass of gin. series. on Thursday and Friday, August that the current blues revival has its 30 and 31. These covered merchandis- For Bukka White, it's the first time A special 'Sept. album release is roots in the work of such legendary that this material will be available to Bruno Walter conducting the Nine ing/advertising and product, and were performers as Bessie Smith and Rob - chaired by Bruce Lundvall, Vice Pres- American audiences. One of the few Symphonies of Beethoven. This sev- ident, Merchandising, and George bluesmen who has lived long enough en -record set was the first complete Novak, Director, Special Products, Documentary, Clips to witness the current blues revival collection of the Nine Symphonies to Sales and Distribution, respectively. Present The Product and its assimilation into rock, White be recorded in stereo. Director, Merchandising, is bringing his brand of blues to fes- Don Ellis, Columbia Records creative team tival audiences throughout the coun- Harmony Records, Columbia's low- Epic Records, also presided over a headed by Arnold Levine, creative di- try. priced album line, is inaugurating its segment of the seminars which dealt rector of advertising and sales, and brand new "Headliner Series" in mer- A comprehensive picture of the with Epic product, specifically film maker Steve Verona put together blues comes via blues scholar Paul Sept. The special series, announced chandising. Both days of conferences for the label's 1970 sales conven- Herb Linsky, national sales manger led a advantageous Oliver's two -record anthology, "The to tremendously tion, a 90 -minute, color documentary Story of The Blues." Based on a best- of Harmony, will retail at $2.98 and and enlightening exchange of ideas, film to display the Columbia and Epic selling book of the same name, will kick-off with six new albums by and each participant increased his fall album releases. Over 55 different "The Story of The Blues" traces the 'Columbia and Epic artists. knowledge, skill and enthusiasm for pieces of both labels' album product possible roots of the blues from The initial September release will selling, promoting, merchandising were woven into "The Music Compa- Epic tribal chants in Africa, to the urban feature the performances of major and advertising Columbia and ny Presents The Music/Different bluesman of Depression days, and up artists on albums including "The product. There was also an opportu- Strokes" (the film's title). The new to the present. Featured on this al- Walls of a Prison" by Johnny Cash; nity, during the sessions, for Milton releases were woven around the rela- bum are all the great blues names, ";" "Tammy Wyn- Selkowitz, Director, Audio Products tionship of music on people's lives. including Bessie Smith, (singing "In ette;" "Johnny Mathis;" "The Im- and Accessories, to introduce the new Actual unrehearsed statements on The House Blues"), Otis Spann doing possible Dream" by Ray Coniff; additions to the growing line (see all types of music and music trends, "Bloddy Murder" and Robert John- and "Showtime ('The Best of Broad- Separate Release). the antics of the New York City son singing "Little Queen of way)." Plans are currently being for- Stickball team (a new improvisational Spades." mulated to release additional star at- `Ludwigs' For Top group), and comment on today (part The Barnaby releases of Lightnin' tractions on the new "Headline of this year's Bard College gradua- Hopkins and Otis Spann were taken Series." It is estimated that by Jan., Classics Staffers tion Valedictory address) added to from rare recordings previously 1971, nine to 12 more stellar pack- A special classical merchandising montage filming of product. available only to collectors. The ages will be available. Feature department luncheon was held last The label's soundtrack presentation Lightnin' Hopkins album features, "Headliner" product will carry the Friday (31) in the King Charles featured film excerpts from a number among other classic cuts, "Black Cat new KH prefix preceeding the LP Room of the King's Inn, to honor the of current Columbia Sound Track Blues," which was not included in the number. four recipients of Columbia's first productions, as well as many soon - original Candid LP from which the The Columbia 'Children's Book and annual "Ludwig" awards. These to -be releases including the Columbia Barnaby release was taken. have Record Library is a unique series of awards are presented to members of Pictures film, "The Owl and the Special marketing techniques distinctive, fully illustrated books the national sales staff in four main Pussycat," starring been provided for these seven new records. These books/ regions for their "outstanding con- with music by Blood, Sweat and Tears. blues albums, which will be marketed with companion and record sets are divided into three tribution and effort in the sales of Forthcoming films featured in the together and sent to reviewers categories and geared to the age and classical product. presentation were "The Owl and the DJs in specially designed slipcases. One Columbia Masterworks reading ability of the child. They are The four award -winners, Don Pussycat;" the Paramount film, "Lit- of the also designed to correspond to the Dempsey, sales manager, Atlanta tle Fauss and Big Halsey," starring releases spotlighted at the convention of the branch (southeastern region); Milt Robert Redford with music by John- was a special two -record set featur- child's developing awareness ing conductor world around him. The fall and winter Goldstein, salesman, Elmhurst, New ny Cash; and the Authur Penn - by Arthur Shim - York branch (northeastern region); Cinema Center film, "Big Little leading the London Symphony Or- line was introduced Chorus in Requiem kin, director of Columbia Children's Jack Graves, salesman, Craig Corp., Man," which stars Dustin Hoffman chestra and the Book and Record Library. Seattle, Washington (western re- with music by John T. Hammond. Mass of composer Guiseppe Verdi. gion); and Dick Jester, salesman, Among the already released albums In addition to the American con- Sesame Street-introduces six gaily Chicago branch (midwestern region), featured were "The Reivers," starring ductor and English orchestra and colored board books featuring all the were all presented with an engraved Steve McQueen, "A Boy Named chorus, the featured soloists are lyrics sung on the enchanting bust of Ludwig van Beethoven. Charlie Brown" and "A Man Named Spain's Placido Domingo (tenor), children's program, plus six compan- The luncheon was hosted by Peter Horse," all Cinema 'Center films; "Z," Italy's Roggero Raimondi (bass), ion records of the original cast sing- Munves, product director of classical a Cinema V film featuring music by America's Martina Arroyo (so- ing these happy learning songs in the albums merchandising, and Pierre Mikix Theodorakis and "On A IClear prano), and England's Josephine same irresistible style that has made Bourdain, product manager of origi- Day You Can See Forever," starring Veasey (mezzo soprano). Arthur Sesame Street the most popular chil- nal cast, soundtrack and Masterworks Barbra IStreisand, and distributed by Oldham is Chorus Master. dren's program on television today. albums. Sixty delegates and guests, Paramount. The recording was made on Febru- Each of the six books for including salesmen and branch man- The finale of the presentation con- ary 23, 24, and 26 of this year in 990. The titles include "Sesame agers who have large active classical sisted of a film excerpt from the London's Albert Hall, and is Street" & "Hello," "ABC-DEF-GHI" accounts, executives from the classi- Cinema Center film, "Scrooge," which believed to be the first commercial & "J -Jump," "Number 5" & "Five cal A&R department, and several spe- stars Albert Finney and Sir Alec recording to be made in the Hall. People in My Family," "I've Got cial CBS International guests, were Guinness with music and lyrics by The recording was made using the on hand for he presentations. Leslie Bricusee. new techniques of quadraphonic (Cont. on Page 27) 26 Cash Box - August 8, 1970 Columbia/Epic Convention (Cont. from Page 26) enshbar/talen/onstage Two," "One of These Things" & "Up Jackson, Ray Coniff, Gene Autry, and and Down," "People in Your Neigh- the 1Carrillon Singers. List price is Blood, Sweat & Tears/Miles Davis borhood" & "Somebody Come and $3.98 for the book -and -record set, or Play," and "Goin' for a Ride" & $1.89, for the record alone. MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, NYC chestrations for the brass section to "I Love Trash." Two stories from Captain Kan- -A crowd of 15,000 fans were on excel. All six book/record sets are also garoo complete the list of new re- hand to welcome Blood, Sweat & Tears They delighted their fans by doing available packaged in one sturdy leases. The Horses in Striped Pa- home from their recent venture be- two encores to complete a very en- jamas, is narrated by Captain Kan- hind the "Iron Curtain," where they joyable evening. box, with a plastic carrying handle, as BS&T was Miles Davis. The Sesame Street Carry About, at a garoo and sung by Mr. Green Jeans, were stopped short because of the Preceding suggested retail list price of $4.98. with text by ICherney Berg and illus- riots their performances caused. The Unfortunately Miles suffered by the The Mother Goose Series presents trations by Edith Hellinger. Designed audience welcomed them warmly as enthusiasm the biased crowd had in ages 8 and under, it retails for the group did a fine job of combining seeing the main attraction. It's really 12 'Mother Goose rhymes, illustrated for such a as Miles by Evelyn Kelbish, and in a "Turn - $1.49. their past LP's with their latest re- too bad that giant Me -Over" format, that allows the ,Finnerty Flynn and the Singing lease, "Blood, Sweat & Tears III." Davis has to suffer the embarrassment child to enjoy the first story and then City by Clark Gesner, (author of David Clayton Thomas did a fine of such petty displays. turn the book upside-down to find a "You're A Good Man, Charlie job with the group since he possesses Besides that problem, there was second. Brown") and illustrated by Ferd one of the best blues voices around, some sort of trouble with the sound narrated and sung by and he completely delighted the au- system (the Garden is noted for it) The six book/record sets in the Sondern, is and group sounded distorted at Mother Goose series retail for 69¢, Captain Kangaroo, Mr. Green Jeans, dience. his and the titles include The Farmer in and Mr. Moose. Also for ages 8 and The highlight segments of the show times. Miles himself, played so thun- under, the book -and -record set retails were renditions of "Fire & Rain" and derously that no sound system was the 'Dell & Jack Sprat, Old King Cole for him, and he came on & Old Mother for $3.98. The record alone carries a the group's current single "Hi -De -Ho." necessary Hubbard, Three Little m.h. Kittens & One, Two, Buckle My list price of $1.89. There were also perfectly placed or- beautifully. Shoe, The House that Jack Built & Singles Via `Radio' Simple Simon, London Bridge & Lit- Hot TunalLeon Russell/Rig tle Bo -Peep, and Old Mother Goose & Columbia and Epic Records arrived Sing a 'Song of Sixpence. at a unique way to display the suc- FILLMORE EAST, NYC - The Fill- Leon started out by doing some solo The Mother Goose Carry About cess of the promo department in more put on one of its finest shows in material and was later joined by some packages the six book -and -record launching an impressive number of a long time July 24-25, and unfor- of his friends (borrowed from Mad sets described above in one colorful hit singles on both labels during the tunately not enough people seemed Dogs) including Rita Coolidge a fab- box with plastic carrying handle. past year. The presentation, which interested enough to come. There were ulous vocalist on her own. Leon did This has a suggested retail price of also launched new singles product, three of the finest new acts playing most of his album, including greats $3.98. was done using the format of a radio and the usual boring two hours pre- like, "Delta Lady," "Hummingbird," About 'Mother Goose is a colorfully show with a nationally known radio ceding the main attraction was con- and "Roll Away The Stone." He left illustrated "Turn -Me -Over" book, personality handling the disk jockey quered. with a thunderous ovation and it was which includes all 12 of the Mother chores. Call letters used were WCRS The lead-off act was Rig, which is too bad his segment of the night was Goose rhymes mentioned, as well as a (code symbol for Columbia Record going to be a big asset to Capitol limited to a mere half hour .. . 12" record of the text. The suggested 'Sales), and specially recorded WCRS Records. The group includes Don Kerr Finishing out the show was the retail price for the set is $3.98. The "station breaks" were featured in the on bass and vocals, Artie Richards featured attraction Hot Tuna, an off- 12" 'About Mother Goose record can 42 minute show. handling guitar, pedal steel guitar and shoot of the Jefferson Airplane. The be purchased separately for $1.89. The program highlighted a "Hit vocals. Rounding the group out is group is a "dynamic duo" consisting Have Yourself a Merry Little Parade of the '70's" segment which Kendell Kardt on keyboards, guitar of Jorma Kaukonen on acoustic guitar Christmas is Janet and Alex D'Ama- featured excerpts from all of the and vocals, with Rick Shlosser playing and Jack Casady on electric bass. They to's gaily illustrated lyrics of ten all- 'Columbia/Epic singles currently on drums. concentrate on doing material that time Christmas favorites. The com- the best-selling charts. This was fol- Don Kerr and Artie Richards first will put their listeners in whatever panion, 12", 33 1/3 rpm stereo lowed by the introduction of new sin- met while playing back-up for Neil frame of mind the individual is look- record features Robert Goulet, Burl gles product. Diamond, and that could give some ing for, and by watching the intent Ives, Paul Revere and The Raiders, Featured upcoming releases on the evidence as to their ability. crowd, they succeed easily. RCA has Johnny Cash, Jim Nabors, Mahalia 'Columbia label were "Holy Man" by Following Rig was the one man their own Dylan with Hot Tuna. Dianne Colby; "Sunday Morning show from Oklahoma, . m.h. Bell Sales Coming Down" by Johnny Cash; and "Baby, I Need Your Lovin " by O. IC. Ian & Sylvia: Great Speckled Bird/Tom Paxton (Cont. from Page 7) Smith. bums were "Protrait" by the Fifth Introduced on the Epic label were SCHAEFER MUSIC FEST, CEN- Canadian hillbillies." It was the night Dimension, "Super Hits" by the "Page 258" by Carp; "Animal Zoo" TRAL PARK, NYC It was hot- of Ian & Sylvia with Great Speckled Delfonics (which scored on the R&B by Spirit; "Loves Makes All The plenty hot. And it was- humid plenty Bird. as well as on the LP charts) and Difference" by Salt & ,Pepper; "Fire humid. And it was Friday night. And Their performance was quite less their latest album, "," and Rain" by Georgie Fame; and as we entered the park we overheard spirited than the one they regularly which includes their million seller "Riki Tiki Tavi" by Donovan. people talking about "hillbillies- turn in. Maybe it was the heat, maybe "Didn't I (Blow Your Mind This The new 'Columbia custom label, it was the size of the arena (they do Time)", and "Rumplestiltskin," that Thunder, launched "We All Sang To- so much better in smaller surround- act's first U. S. LP. gether" by Grin. Leonard Cohen ings) maybe it was a reaction to cer- Other heavy selling LP's during Audio Equipment tain people in the audience calling out the first half of 1970 included "One FOREST HILLS TENNIS STADIUM, for the "old Ian & Sylvia" (as opposed Tin Soldier" by the Original 'Caste Masterwork Audio Products depart- NYC Do you like Leonard Cohen? to the country/rock back-up they've and "Early 'In The Morning" by Van- ment of Columbia Records introduced He is -not a poet of predictable form, been using over the past year)-what- ity Fare, which features their million three new additions to its 1970-71 he puts sad images into the air and ever it was, the feeling just wasn't seller "Hitchin' A Ride." product line during the convention. his voice ranges from conversational there. They did most of the numbers In the past six months, 15 Bell The new equipment was presented by to strained. At Forest Hills, accom- they've been using as standards singles were high on the charts. Bell Milton 'Selkowitz, Director, Audio panied by a new group called the ("Tears Of Rage," "Trucker's Cafe," claims a 4.1% share of the action in Products and Accessories. Army, he made his local concert debut. "Wheels On Fire," "Four Strong the total singles market. In addition, One new model is the 'M-502, a Like many before him, Cohen is a Winds," etc.) and added to that selec- the Bell -distributed Show Biz label modular component system consist- whose works have been tion two new numbers that were placed two singles on the country ing of a main AM/FM/AM stereo made famous by other artists. His equally as beautiful. charts. tuner amplifier unit with a top "Bird On The Wire," with which he Something that must be said about Oscar Fields, national single sales mounted BSR record changer. The opened the evening, is an example. those individuals who desire the "old" manager, announced that during tuner features slide -rule tuning, an But while his rendition lacked the duet, acoustic style back again: if a March the label sold more singles illuminated black-out dial, a shimmering beauty of ' person comes to a Great Speckled Bird than it had during any month in its headphone jack, and six controls with treatment or the raw power of the concert, he must understand what is history. "In one week alone," Fields an FM stereo indicator. The model version, it was dis- going to be going down-country/ stated, "we sold over 600,000 sin- 502 includes two separate speaker tinguished by a peculiar reflective rock music at its best. Ian & Sylvia gles." cabinets and tape inputs. Suggested intensity. "Suzanne," his most well- have changed and any harrassment Three million -selling singles - retail price is $99.95. known song, emerged as a recollection from the audience is uncalled for. Any "Love Grows (Where My Rosemary The M-54 is a three piece AM/FM rather than only a reading. of those who want to hear the old Goes)" by Edison Lighthouse, multiplex sterio radio with component "Story Of Isaac," "You Know Who sound can stay at home and put on "Didn't I (Blow Your Mind This features in a walnut finished cabinet. I Am" and "Tonight Will Be Fine" Ian & Sylvia's ten or so albums (of Time)" by the Delfonics and Features include an FM stereo indi- were among the other Cohen com- various labels) and swim in nostalgia. "Hitchin' A Ride" by Vanity Fare - cator light, tuning meter, slide rule positions to be heard. "The Partisan," Don't forget, the duo was doing all helped single sales jump. Other Bell dial with logging scale, stereophonic a song by Anna Marly and Hy Zaret, that material and style for more than chart singles for the first half of 1970 headphone jack, full tape input facili- was an echo of things to come, while a decade and it is only reasonable that included three by the Fifth Dimen- ties and two separate speakers. The the Columbia artist's own "Please their change has come. It remains that sion, "Declaration Medley," "Puppet M-54 carries a suggested retail list Don't Pass Me By" was an unadorned the Ian & Sylvia of 1970 are alive and Man" and "Save the Country;" "Mis- price of $79.95. request for compassion of a kind. The fresh and their music and style follow sissippi Queen" by Mountain, "You The last of the three new models is last number, in particular, gave the the same pattern. Keep Tightenin' Up On Me" by the the M-7040, a Stereophonic 'Solid Army, a group of six, including two Tom Paxton opened the show and Box Tops and "Mr. Monday" by The State Compact 'Component System "ladies auxiliary" vocalists, the op- said there was more of a breeze now Original Caste. with AM/,FM/FM stereo receiver, and portunity to offer a strong comple- than at the early show. There wasn't. With LP's now matching Bell's is an addition to the Masterwork ment to Cohen's acoustic guitar play- He put in his hour in top form doing consistent singles success, Gordon "Century 'Series" of component sys- ing. some old and some new (on a forth- Bossin was promoted to vice pres- tems. A three-piece system in walnut Leonard Cohen is a serious poet coming Reprise album). He was ident in charge of LP sales and mer- hardw'odds, it features a Garrard ful- whose vision is flavored with good brought back for an encore and a final chandising. ly automatic record changer, Picker- humored irony. His words, at times bow. Funny thing was that the house Another major factor in Bell's ing magnetic cartridge with diamond bitter, at times wonderfully gentle (as was his, yet he was placed on the bill surge has been the label's tape sales, needle, slide controls, two two-way in "Sisters Of Mercy") are always in the warm-up position. He has no under Bill Mulhern, director and air suspension speaker systems, and a of interest. There is a certain brutal voice to speak of, but what he does coordinator of tape merchandising. 60 -watt dual channel amplifies with honesty about his presentation. He is to a crowd with his lyrics, honest and Bell recently signed an exclusive dis- less than 1% distortion. The M-7040 a visionary of stature, a performer of warm attitude, and knowledge of en- tribution agreement with Ampex carries a suggested retail list price of quality. Maybe you like him too. tertainment is fascinating. Stereo Tapes. $249.95. e.k f.h. Cash Box - August 8, 1970 27 New Additions To Radio Playlists - Secondary Markets A broad view of the titles many of radio's key Top 40 stations added to their "Playlists" last week.

(Capitol) Long As I Can See The Light-Creedence- WOKY-Milwaukee Fantasy (Jim Henson)- WFIL-Philadelphia Rubber Duckie-Ernie Snowbird-Ann Murray-Capitol Columbia Looking Out-Creedence-Fantasy Ain't No Mountain-Diana Ross-Motown See The Light-Creedence-Fantasy KYNO-Fresno Ross-Motown I've Lost You-Elvis Presley-RCA Ain't No Mountain-Diana Are You Ready-Pacific Gas & Electric- SUMMERTIME BLUES Carter-Atlantic Do What You Wanna Do-5 Flights Up- Patches-Clarence Columbia THE WHO DECCA Franklin- Looking Out-Creedence-Fantasy D. C. Don't Play That Song-Aretha Elvis Presley Music WEAM-Washington, Atlantic Snow Bird-Ann Murray-Capitol The Light-Creedence-Fantasy See I've Lost You-Elvis Presley-RCA Take You Higher-Ike & Tina-Liberty Man-Neil Diamond-Bang I'VE LOST YOU Solitary Long Long Ronstat-Capitol James-Roulette Time-Linda ELVIS PRESLEY RCA WKBW-Buffalo Ball & Chain-Tommy No Mountain-Diana Ross-Motown I've Lost You-Elvis Presley-RCA WMCA-New York Gladys Music Ain't Yellow River-Christi-Epic Groovy Situation-Gene Chandler-Mercury Ain't No Mountain-Diana Ross-Motown Don't That Mongoose Elephants-Memory-Metro Media Don't Play That Song-Aretha Franklin- Play Song-Aretha Franklin- THE NEXT STEP IS LOVE Atlantic Uncle John's Band-Grateful Dead-Warner Atlantic ELVIS PRESLEY RCA Patches-Clarence Carter-Atlantic Bros. WSAI-Cincinnati Gladys Music Looking Out-Creedence-Fantasy Lay A Little Lovin'-Robin MacNamara-Steed Julie-Bobby Sherman-Metro Media Screaming Night See The Light-Creedence-Fantasy Hog-Steppenwolf-Dunhill Ain't No Mountain-Diana Ross-Motown YELLOW RIVER WQAM-Miami Peace Will Come-Melanie-Buddah CHRISTIE EPIC It's A Shame-Spinners-V.I.P. Ricki Ticki Tavi-Donovan-Epic Pick: Snow Bird-Ann Murray-Capitol Looking Out-Creedence-Fantasy LEAPY LEE DECCA Em pty Pages-Traffic-U.A. Patches-Clarence Carter-Atlantic Hand Me Down World-Guess Who-RCA Noma Music WMEX-Boston WTIX-New Orleans Cracklin' Rosey-Neil Diamond-Uni Pollyanna-Dr. John-Atco WHBQ-Memphis RAI NBOW Don't Play That Song-Aretha Franklin- Summertime Blues-Who-Decca Ain't No Mountain-Diana Ross-Motown MARMALADE LONDON Atlantic Sly, Slick-Lost Generation-Brunswick Rubber Duckie-Ernie (Jim Henson)- Murray-Capitol Rubber Duckie-Ernie (Jim Henson)- Noma Music Columbia Snow Bird-Ann Better Times Are Coming-Rhino-Elektra Columbia 25 Or 6 To 4-Chicago-Columbia Lola-Kinks-Reprise Orange Blossom Special-Doug Kershaw- MORNING MUCH BETTER Overture From Tommy-Assembled Multitude- You Know & I Know-Dave Mason- Warner Bros. TEN WHEEL DRIVE POLYDOR Atlantic Only Blue Thumb Joanne-Mike Nesmith-RCA Noma Music Summer Blues-Who-Decca War-Edwin Starr-Gordy Sly, Slick-Lost Generation-Brunswick WQXI-Atlanta Schefrin-Zager & We Rockin'-Moose Pelicans-Vanguard I Heard It Through The Grapevine- LUZIANA RIVER WABC-New York WRKO-Boston Creedence-Fantasy Take You Higher-Ike & Tina Turner-Liberty VAN TREVOR....ROYAL AMERICAN Everybody's Got The Right-Supremes- Long Long Time-Linda Ronstat-Capitol Motown Hand Me Down World-Guess Who-RCA Candida-Dawn-Bell Noma Music Media Summertime Blues-Who--Decca I've Los You-Elvis Presley-RCA Julie-Bobby Sherman-Metro S -P -R Music Just Can't Help-B. J. Thomas-Scepter Cracklin' Rosey-Neil Diamond-Uni Looking Out-Creedence-Fantasy Birmingham Music Peace Will Come-Melanie-Buddah WIXY-Cleveland Solitary Man-Neil Diamond-Bang WAYS-Charlotte Hi-De-Ho-BS&T-Columbia DON'T PLAY THAT SONG Don't Play That Song-Aretha Franklin- Candida-Dawn-Bell Solitary Man-Neil Diamond-Bang ARETHA FRANKLIN ATLANTIC Atlantic Hand Me Down World-Guess Who-RCA It's A Shame-Spinners-V.I.P. Hill & Range Overture From Tommy-Assembled Multitude Ain't No Mountain-Diana Ross-Motown Maybe -3 Degrees-Roulette -Atlantic It's A Shame-Spinners-V.I.P. WMPS-Memphis THE BIRTHMARK HENRY Rubber I Can't Be You-Glass House--Invictus Duckie-Ernie (Jim Henson)- Hi-De-Do-BS&T-Columbia THOMPSON TALKS ABOUT Columbia Groovy Situation-Gene Chandler-Mercury DALLAS FRAZIER RCA WDGY-Minn. KXOK-St. Louis Patches-Clarence Carter-Atlantic Wigwam-Bob Dylan-Columbia Hill & Range Hi-De-Ho-BS&T-Golumbia Do You See My Love-Jr. Walker-Soul America-Ray Stevens-Barnaby Blue Crest I'm Losing You-Rare Earth-R. E. America-Ray Stevens-Barnaby I'm Losing You-Rare Earth-R. E. Ball & Chain-Tommy James --Roulette Everything A Man-Glen Campbell-Capitol Julie-Bobby Sherman-Metro Media YAKETY YAK Next Step Is Love-Elvis Presley-RCA I'm Losing You-Rare Earth-R. E. Ain't No Mountain-Diana Ross-Motown THE PIPKINS CAPITOL I Just Can't Help-B. J. Thomas-Scepter Take You Higher-Ike & Tina Turner-Liberty Do You See My Love-Jr. Walker-Soul Tiger Music Ain't No Mountain-Diana Ross-Motown Glory Glory-Rascals--Atlantic KFRC-San Francisco WLS-Chicago Sing A Simple Song-Frigid Pink-Parrot I've Lost You-Elvis Presley-RCA OLD AGE War-Erwin Starr-Gordy Julie-Bobby Sherman-Metro Media 25 Or 6 To 4-Chicago-Columbia RHINOCEROS ELEKTRA 25 Or 6 To 4-Chicago Only You Know & I Know-Dave Mason-Blue Ain't No Mountain-Diana Ross-Motown Noma Music Everybody's Got The Right-Supremes- Thumb Ricky Ticky Tavi-Donovan-Epic Rhino Music Motown Empty Pages-Traffic-U.A. Rainbow-Marmalade-London America-Ray Stevens-Barnaby Ricky Ticky Tavi-Donovan-Epic Hand Me Down World-Guess Who-RCA IF THIS IS LOVE WMAK-Nashville T Heard It Through The Grapevine-Creedence -Fantasy KYA-San Francisco JACK GREENE DECCA Looking Out-Creedence-Fantasy Ain't No Mountain-Diana Ross-Motown Hill & Range Overture From Tommy-Assembled Multitude- Sly, Slick, & Wicked-Lost Generation- K I M N-Denver Blue Crest Atlantic Brunswick Rubber Duckie-Ernie (Jim Henson)-Columbia 25, Or 6 To 4-Chicago-Columbia War-Edwin Starr-Gordy Uncle John's Band-Grateful Dead-Warner LOOK AT GRANNY RUN RUN Everything A Man-Glen Campbell-Capitol Bros. H i-De-Ho-BS&T-Columbia America-Ray Stevens-Barnaby R. B. HUDMAN 1-2-3 Candida-Down-Bell KHJ-Hollywood Hill & Range Pick: Next Step Is Love-Elvis Presley-RCA Why Can't I Touch You-Ronnie Dyson- Ain't No Mountain-Diana Ross-Motown Ragmar Music WHB-Kansas City Columbia I've Lost You-Elvis Presley-RCA Snow Bird-Ann Murray-Capitol Summertime Blues-Who-Decca 25 Or 6 To 4-Chicago-Columbia THE ABERBACH GROUP Green Eyed Lady-Sugarloaf-Liberty Lookin' Out My Back Door-Creedence- Hand Me Down World-Guess Who-RCA 241 West 72 Street, New York, N.Y. Sing A Song For Freedom-Frigid Pink-Parrot Fantasy Copper Kettle-Bob Dylan-Columbia Picks: Candida-Dawn-Bell Shoul Shake-Delaney & Bonnie-Atco Looking Out-Creedence-Fantasy Linda Was A Lady-Kansas City-Trumb

METRO ROSA-Metromedia recently signed vet songster Julius La Rosa to an exclusive long-term . Shown at the pacting with La Rosa A Division Of Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc. is Tom Noonan, v.p. of the label. La Rosa's first single for Metromedia is "Being Alive," a song from the score of the B'way show "Company." 28 Cash Box - August 8, 1970 New Additions To Radio Playlists to their "Playlists" last week. A broad view of the titles many of radio's key Top 40 stations added

WKIX-Raleigh, N.C. Presley-RCA Knock Knock Who's There-Live Maessen- WTRY-Albany, Schen., & Troy I've Lost You-Elvis Solitary Man-Neil Diamond-Bang EXTRAS:-Summer Morning-Vanity Fare- Cadet Concept I've Lost You/Next Step Is Love-Elvis To My Canadida-Dawn-Bell Page One Where Are You Going Love- Presley-RCA Ain't No Mountain-Diana Ross-Motown My Wife-Robert Brotherhood of Man-Deram I'm Losing You-Rare Earth-R. E. My Woman Looking Out-Creedence--Fantasy Ball & Chain-Tommy James-Roulette Goulet-Columbia WKLO-Louisville, Ky. Next Step Is Love-Elvis Presley-RCA Let Me Bring You Up-Ron Dante- You Better Think Twice-Poco-Epic *(No New Additions) Kirshner Don't Play That Song-Aretha Franklin- WIFE-Indianapolis, Ind, Good Bye Lucy-Jack Palance- KIOA-Des Moines, Iowa Atlantic Spill The Wine-Eric Burdon & War-MGM Hi-De-Ho-BS&T-Columbia Ross-Motown Reprise Ain't No Mountain-Diana Lookin' Out My Back Door-Creedence- Solitary Man-Neil Diamond-Bang Pick Albums: BS&T Ill-Columbia WGLI--Babylon, N. Y. Fantasy Julie-Bobby Sherman-Metro Media Woodstock-Cotillion Sly Slick-Lost Generation-Brunswick Hi-De-Ho-BS&T-Columbia Snow Bird-Ann Murray-Capitol Association Live-Warner Bros. Summer Morning-Vanity Fare-Page One Extras: Ain't No Mountain-Diana Ross- Cosmos' Factory-Creedence-Fantasy Ain't No Mountain-Diana Ross-Motown WNHC-New Haven, Conn. Motown Rogers & 1st Edition Absolutely Live-Doors-Electra Peace Will Come-Melanie-Buddah Tell It All Brother-Kenny I'm Losing You-Rare Earth-R. E. -Reprise KEYN-Wichita, Kansas Screaming Night Hog-Steppenwolf-Dunhill Joanne-Mike Nesmith-RCA I'm Losing You-Rare Earth-R. E. Play That Song-Aretha Franklin- Comin' Back To Me-Smith-Dunhill KLEO-Wichita, Kansas Don't Flower Garden-Nick Lampe-Cotillion Atlantic Better Thirk Twice-Poco-Epic Green -Eyed Lady-Sugarloaf-Liberty Presley-RCA I've Lost You-Elvis Sing A Simple Song-Frigid Pink-Parrot LP Cuts: Woman-Three Dog Night-Dunhill We're All Playing In The Same Game-Bert Darlin' Be Home Soon-Joe Cocker-A&M Sommer-Eleuthura WPOP-Hartford, Conn. Pa. War-Temptations-Gordy Don't Keep Begging For My Own Love- Rubber Duckie-Ernie (Jim Henson)-Columbia WJET-Erie, Sherman-Metro Media Captain-John Phillips-Dunhill Command Performance-Warner Bros. Ricky Ticky Tavi-Donovan-Epic Julie-Bobby Closer To Home-Grand Funk-Capitol Alone Too Long To Be Lonely--Feather- Its All Over Now-Free- It's So Nice-Jackie de Shannon-Liberty Murray-Capitol Columbia Groupies-Delaney & Bonnie-Atco Ain't No Mountain-Diana Ross-Motown Snow Bird-Ann Do You See My Love-Jr. Walker-Soul America-Simon & Garfunkel --Columbia If I Didn't Care-Moments-Stang Ala. Ross-Motown Up On The Roof-Carole King--Ode 70 WSGN-Birmingham, Groovy Situation-Gene Chandler-Mercury Ain't No Mountain-Diana Groovy Situation-Gene Chandler-Mercury Its Your Life-Andy Kim-Steed WAVZ-New Haven, Conn. I've Lost You-Elvis Presley-RCA WHLO-Akron, Ohio Pick: Looking Out-Creedence-Fantasy War-Edwin Starr-Gordy Hi-De-Ho-BS&T-Columbia Patches-Clarence Carter-Atlantic Everything's A Lovely Day-Gulliver-Elektra Ain't No Mountain-Diana Ross-Motown Wigwam-Bob Dylan-Columbia Picks: Peace Will Come-Melanie-Buddah Hand Me Down World-Guess Who-RCA And You Do-Charade Do What You Want To-5 Flights Up-T.A. Hi-De-Ho-BS&T-Columbia Light Sings-Sweet Inspirations-Atlantic WBAM-Montgomery, Ala. Snowbird-Ann Murray-Capitol Screaming Night Hog-Steppenwolf-Dunhill Summer Morning-Vanity Fare-Page One Lookin' Out My Back Door-Creedence- Ain't No Mountain-Diana Ross-Motown Fantasy III. WIRL-Peoria, Lookin' Out My Back Door-CCR-Fantasy Pick: Ricky Ticky Tavi-Donovan-Epic Looking Out-Creedence-Fantasy I'm Losing You-Rare Earth-R.. E. Everybody's Got The Right-Supremes- Give Away None Of My Love-Otis Redding- WPRO-Providence, R. I. Motown Atco Ain't No Mountain-Diana Ross-Motown Ain't No Mountain-Diana Ross-Motown Cracklin' Rosie-Neil Diamond --UNI I've Lost You-Elvis Presley-RCA Where America-Ray Stevens-Barnaby Lookin' Out My Back Door-Creedence- The Music Morning Much Better -10 Wheel Drive- WLOF-Orlando, Fla. Fantasy Polydor I Who Have Nothing-Tom Jones-Parrot I'm Losing You-Rare Earth-R. E. and Dr. Tom-Freedom of Choice--Scepter Candida-Dawn-Bell Entertainment WING-Dayton, Ohio Groovy Situation-Gene Chandler-Mercury That's Where I Went Wrong-Poppy Family- People Pick: Looking Out-Creedence--Fantasy Looky Looky-O'Jays-Neptune London Chandler-Mercury Groovy Situation-Gene As The Years Go By-Mash Makken-Epic Rubber Duckie-Ernie (Jim Henson)-Columbia Meet I've Lost You-Elvis Presley-RCA Joanne-Mike Nesmith-RCA She Said Yes-Wilson Pickett-Atlantic To See I'm Losing You-Rare Earth-R.E. PICK: Don't Keep Me Begging For Your Love- Wigwam-Bob Dylan-Columbia Command Performance-Viking and Hand Me Down World-Guess Who-RCA WDRC-Hartford, Conn. Be Seen WFEC-Harrisburg, Pa. Solitary Man-Neil Diamond-Bang 1650 Down By The River-Buddy Miles-Mercury I'm Losing You-Rare Earth-R E. BROADWAY Ball & Chain-Tommy James-Roulette That's Where I Went Wrong-Poppy Family- Patches-Clarence Carter-Atlantic London Corner 51st Street Out In The Country-Three Dog Night- Summer Morning-Vanity Fare-Page One A FEW DESIRABLE IDEAL FACILITIES FOR ARTIST'S Dunhill Only You Know & I Know-Dave Mason- I'm Losing You-Rare Earth-R.E. Blue Thumb AIR CONDITIONED OFFICES PROMO PARTIES Do What You Want To Do -5 Flights Up-T.A. Ain't No Mountain-Diana Ross-Motown WILL BE AVAILABLE OCTOBER FIRST Looking Out-Creedence--Fantasy WBBQ-Augusta, Ga. CALL YOUR HOST If I Didn't Know-Moments-Stang THE Do What You Want To Do-Five Flights Up-TA VAN RAPOPORT 254 W 47 St. CI 57326 WKWK-Wheeling, W. Va. That's Where I Went Wrong-Poppy Family- DILLIARD Joanne-dike Nesmith-RCA London CORPORATION Don't You Know-Beefcake-Deram Montego Bay-Bob Bloom-MGM/L&R Miss E. Kunzman Yakety Yak-Pipkins-Capitol Green -Eyed Lady-Sugarloaf-Liberty aza 7-4400

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WS 1869) 27 60 ARE YOU READY TYRONE DAVIS (Dakar SD 9027) 92 (8WM 1869 (CWX 1869) PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC (Columbia CS 1017) 61 (TP 9027) (CS 9027) 27 GASOLINE ALLEY (18 10 1017) (16 10 1017) (Mercury SR 61264) 28 93 HELLO DARLIN' 61 VEHICLE CONWAY TWITTY (Decca DL 75209) 95 28 ERIC BURDON DECLARES WAR IDES OF MARCH (Warner Bros. WS 1863) 63 (6-5209) (8WM 1863) (CWX 1863) (MGM SE 4663) 31 62 LIVE CREAM 94 MINUS -PLUS 29 DIANA ROSS SMIH (Dunhill DS (Atco 33-328) -1 50081) 96 (Motown MS 711) 32 SD (TP 33-328) (CS 33-328) (M8 1711) (M75 711) 95 OPEN 30 HOME 63 CHARLEY PRI DE'S 10th ALBUM BLUES IMAGE (Atco 33-317) 99 (RCA LSP 4367) 70 (TP 33-317) (CS 33-317) PROCOL HA RUM (A&M SP 4261) 30 (8T 4261) (CS 4261) (P8S 1593) (PK 1593) 96 WHAT LOVE HAS JOINED TOGETHER 31 AMERICAN WOMAN 64 GRAND FUNK SMOI

AUDIO FIDELITY BLUE NOTE Bnada Taurina The Brave Bulls, Vol. 1 5801 Donaldson Everything I Play BST -84337 Oscar Brand Series Vol. 1 to Vol 8 Turrentine Another Story BST -84336 Jo Basile Rome With Love, Vol. 1 5822 Morgan The Sixth Sense BST -84335 Dukes of Dixieland The Dukes of Dixieland, Vol. 1 5823 McDuff Moon Rappin' BST -84334 Bakkar Port Said, Vol 1 5833 Hutcherson Now BST -84333 Sound Effects Railroad Sounds, Steam & Diesel 5843 Jones, E. Poly -Currents BST -84331 Al Hirt Al Hirt at Dans Pier 600 5877 Smith The Sermon BST -84011 Dukes of Dixieland Dukes of Dixieland, Carnegie Hall 5918 Byrd A new Perspective BST -84124 Louis Armstrong Louie & Dukes of Dixieland 5924 Morgan The Sidewinder BST -81457 Jo Basile & Orch. Paris With Love 5938 Donaldson Alligator Boogaloo BST -84263 Paul Eakins The Wonderful Belgian Organ, Vol 2 6118 Donaldson Mr. Shing-A-Ling BST -84271 Louis Armstrong The Best of Louis Armstrong 6132 Silver Serenade To A Soul Sister BST -84277 Lester Lanin Thoroughly Modern 6180 Hancock Sneak Like A Child BST -84279 Fausto Papetti I Remember 6189 Donaldson Midnight Creepei BST -84280 Fran Warren Come Into My World 6207 Donaldson Say It Loud 84299 Barbara McNair Barbara McNair 6222 John Patton Understanding BST -84306 Tony Martin Tony Martin At The Plaza 6223 Lee Morgan Charisma BST -84312 Tony Osborne Incidentally 6225 L. Smith Turning Point BST -84313 Gershon Kingsley Music To Moog By 6226 S. Turrentine Touch BST -84315 The Golden Gate The Golden Gate, Year One 6230 Lou Donaldson Hot Dog BST -84318 Jeanne Ewing Wax Museum 6231 D. Byrd Fancy Free BST -84319 Gershon Kingsley The First Moog Quartet 6234 J. McDuff Down Home Style BST -84322 Beverly Wright With A Little Love 6235 Horace Silver Best of BST -84325 Environmental Sounds Ambience, Vol. 1 6237 J. Smith Greatest Hits BST -89901 Environmental Sounds Ambience, Vol. 2 6238 Various 3 Decades (39-49 Vol 1. BST -89902 Sound Effects Sound Effects, Vol. 1 to Vol. 10 Various 3 Decades (49-59) vol 1. BST -89903 Various Stereo Spectacular Sampler 7777 Various 3 Decades (59-69) vol 1. BST -89904 BUDDAH Melanie Candles In The Rain BDS 5060 BELL Melanie II BDS 5041 Born To Be BDS 5024 The Box Tops The Letter/Neon Rainbow Bel 6011 Stairsteps 0-0-H Child BDS 5061 The Box Tops Nonstop Bel 6023 Love's Happening CRS 8002 The Box Tops Super Hits Bel 6025 Family Portrait BDS 5008 Bob Teague Letters To A Black Boy Bel 6029 Brooklyn Bridge First Brooklyn Bridge BDS 5034 The Box Tops Dimensions Bel 6032 Second Brooklyn Bridge BDS 5042 Solomon Burke Proud Mary Bel 6033 The Jaggerez We Went To Different Schools Together KSBS 2017 Crazy Eelephant Crazy Elephant Bel 6034 Flaming Ember Westbound #9 HA 702 Dale Hawkins L.A., Memphis, & Tyler, Texas Bel 6036 Impressions The Best of The Impressions CRS 8004 Elmore James Elmore James Bel 6037 Young Mods CRS 8003 Everett Dirksen Everett Dirksen's America Bel 6039 This Is My Country CRS 8001 Rodney Dangerfield I Don't Get No Respect Bel 6040 Brewer & Shipley Weeds KSBS 2016 Peter Duchin Comin' Home Baby Bel 6041 Edwin Hawkins Oh Happy Day (1p) PPS 10001 Hamilton Face Band Ain't Got No Time Bel 6042 Peace Is Blowin' In The Wind PPS 5054 Hardin York Tomorrow Today Bel 6043 Bert Sommer Inside Bert Sommer ELS 3600 5th Dimension Portrait Bel 6045 Gene Vincent Gene Vincent KSBS 3019 Rumplestiltskin Bel 6047 Rodriquez Cold Fact SXS 7000 Wally Schirra Apollo 11-Flight To The Moon Bel 1100 John Sebastian John Sebastian Song Book KSBS 2011 Quincy Jones Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice Bel 1200 Flamin' Groovies Flamin Groovies KSBS 2021 Quincy Jones Cactus Flower Bel 1201 Silver Metre Silver Metre NG 2000 An Elephant Called Slowly Bel 1203 Bill Haley 1950's Rock & Roll Revival KSBS 2015 Leslie West Mountain Mountain Windfal 4500 Bill Haley's Scrapbook KSBS 2014 Leslie West Mountain Mountain Climbing Windfal 4501 Lovin' Spoonful The VB of The Lovin' Spoonful KSBS 2013 Bobby Russell Words, Music, Laughter, Tears Elf 9500 Isley Brothers It's Our Thing TNS 3001 Bobby Russell Bobby Russell Unlimited Elf 9501 Sha Na Na Rock N Roll Is Here To Stay KSBS 2010 Vanity Fare Early In The Morning Page One 2502 1910 Fruitgum Co. Juciest Fruitgum BDS 5057 The Delfonics La La Means I Love You Philly Groove 1150 Ohio Express V B of Ohio Express BDS 5058 The Delfonics Sound of Sexy Soul Philly Groove 1151 Grasshopper Soundtrack NG 1001 The Delfonics Super Hits Philly Groove 1152 Johnny Winter First Winter BDS 7513 Buddy Fite Buddy Fite! Cyclone 4100 Tokens Both Sides Now BDS 5059 Seals & Crofts Seals & Crofts Talent Associates 5001 Jerry Butler V B of Jerry Butler BDS 4001 Lance Le Gault Lance Le Gault Talent Associates 5002 Butler & Everett Together BDS 7507 Frankie Laine Amos 1009 Up With People Up With People PS 6100 Sound Track Planet of The Apes Amos 8001 Oh What A Night/Stay In My Corner BDS 5053 Black Pearl Prophesy 1001 Motherlode When I Die BDS 5046 ee. TOP 100 mew Alb aurni

101 RAINDROPS KEEP FALLIN' ON MY HEAD 111 MOTT THE HOOPLE 121 BLACK TALK 132 JOHN B. SEBASTIAN Andy Williams (Columbia CS 9896) (Atlantic SD 8258) Charles Earland (Prestige PR 7758) (MGM SE 4654) (Reprise RS 6379) (18 10 0736) (16 10 0736) (TP 8258) (CS 8258) 122 LENA & GABOR (8RM 6379) (CRX 6379) 102 HELLO, I'M JOHNNY CASH 112 BOB McGRATH FROM SESAME STREET Lena Horne & Gabor Szaba (Skye SK 15A) 133 BARBRA STREISAND'S GREATEST HITS (Columbia KCS 9943) (Affinity A 1001S) 123 THEME FROM "Z" (Columbia KCS 9968) (18 10 0826) (14 10 0826) (16 10 0826) (18 10 0852) (16 10 0852) 103 GETTING TO THIS 113 BETTER TIMES ARE COMING Henry Mancini (RCA LSP 4350) Blodyn Pig (A&M SP 4243) Rhinoceros (Elektra EKS 74075) (P8S 1583) (PK 1583) 134 FANCY (Capitol ST 428) (8T 4243) (4T 4243) (CS 4243) (M8 4075) 124 LONG LONESOME HIGHWAY Bobbie Gentry (8XT (4XT 428) 104 BLOOD, SWEAT & TEARS 114 GIMME DA DING Michael Parks (MGM SE -4662) 428) (Columbia CS 9720) Pipkins (Capitol ST 483) 125 STAND! 135 OLIVER (Colgems COSD-5501) (COL 18 10 0552) (COL 14 10 0552) (8XT 483) (4XT 483) Sly & The Family Stone (Epic BN 26456) Original Soundtrack -1003) (OK CG -1003) (1610 0552) 115 PURLIE (N 18-10186) (N 14-10186) (N 16-10186) (08 -CB 105-THE JULY 5TH ALBUM Original Cast (Ampex A 40101) 126 MORRISON HOTEL 136 AIRPORT LOVE THEME Fifth Dimension (Soul City SCS 33901) (Decca CL (8T-LS0101) (CAS -L50101) Doors (Elektra EKS 75007) Vincent Bell 75212) 106 LOVE COUNTRY STYLE (6-5212) (73-5212) Ray Charles (ABC -S 707) 116 SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY (M8 5007) (8022-707v) (5022-70m) Ringo Starr (Apple SW 3365) 127 IN -A -GADDA -DA -VIDA 137 FAREWELL (8XT 3365) (4XT 3365) Diana Ross & The Supremes (Motown MS 702) REPLIES Iron Butterfly (Atco 2051) 107 BRIEF (M8 1702) (M75 702) Ten Wheel Drive with Genya Raven 117 II (2501) (X 52501) (Polydor 24-4024) (Atlantic SD 8236) 128 RAINDROPS KEEP FALLIN' ON MY HEAD 138 FUNNY GIRL (8236) Original Soundtrack (Columbia BOX 3220) 108 EVERWBODY KNOWS THIS IS NOWHERE Johnny Mathis (Columbia CS 1005) (18 10 1005) (COL 19 12 0034) (COL 14 1 0034) Neil Young & Crazy Horse (Reprise RS 6349) 118 OH HAPPY DAY 1005) (16 10 AIRPORT (16 12 0034) (8RM 6349) (CRX 6349) Glen Campbell (Capitol SW 443) 129 (8XT 443) (4XT 443) Original Soundtrack (Decca DL 79173) 139 RAW SIENNA 109 THE AGE OF AQUARIUS 119 APPLAUSE 130 COME TOGETHER Savoy Brown (Parrot 71036) 5th Dimension (Soul City SCS 92005) Mike Curb Congration (MGM/Coburt CO 1002) Original Cast (ABC OCS 11) (M-79836) (M-79636) (8951) (4951) (C-951) 131 HERB ALPERT & THE TIJUANA BRASS 110 SAVAGE GRACE 120 GETTING TOGETHER GREATEST HITS 140 COME TOGETHER (Reprise RS 6399) Ferrante & Teicher (A&M SP 4245) Ike & Tina Turner & The Ikettes (8 RM 6399) (CWX 6399) (United Artists UAS 5501) (8T 4245) (4T 4245) (CS 4245) (Liberty LST 7637) Vital Statistics DETAILED INFORMATION ABOUT TITLES ON THE CASH BOX TOP 100 THIS WEEK

* New To The Top 100 #15 #29 #42 OHIO (3:00) DO YOU SEE MY LOVE (3:14) LOOKIN' OUT MY BACK DOOR (2:31) #1 Crosby, Stills, Nash, Young -Atlantic 2740 Jr. Walker & All Stars -Soul 35073 Creedence Clearwater Revival -Fantasy 645 CLOSE TO YOU (3:40) 1841 Bway, NYC. 2457 Woodward Ave, Detroit, Mich. 1281 30th St. Oakland, Calif. Carpenters-A&M 1183 PROD: Crosby Stills Nash Young c/o Atlantic PROD: Johnny Bristol c/o Soul PROD: John C. Fogerty (Fantasy) 1416 N LaBrea, L.A. Calif. PUB: Cotillion BMI ç/o Atlantic PUB: Jobete BMI (same address) PUB: Jondora-BMI PROD: Jack Daughtery c/o A&M Broken Arrow BMI 449 5 Bev. Dr. Bev. Hills, Calif. WRITERS: R. Beavers -J. Bristol WRITER: J. C. Fogerty ARR: John C. Fogerty PUB: Blue Seas, Jac US Songs ASCAP WRITER: Neil Young FLIP: Find The Last Of Freedom ARR: Willie Shorter FLIP: Grove And More FLIP: Long As I Can See The Light WRITERS: Hal David -Burt Bacharach ARR: Richarei Carpenter #30 #43 I'VE LOST YOU (3:31) FLIP: I Keep On Loving You #16 SUNSHINE (2:56) Elvis Presley -RCA 9873 IF YOU LET ME MAKE LOVE TO YOU Archies-Kirshner 1009 1133 Ave of the Americas, NYC. M2 THEN WHY CAN'T I TOUCH YOU (3:26) 655 Madison Ave, NYC. PUB: Gladys ASCAP 1619 Bway, NYC. AKE IT WITH YOU (3:14) Ronnie Dyson -Columbia 45110 PROD: Jeff Barry 729 7th Ave, NYC. WRITERS: Ken Howard -Alan Blaikley Bread-Elektra 45686 51 West 52 St. NYC. PUB: Don Dirshner BMI (same address) ARR: Bergen White 15 Columbus Circle, NYC. PROD: Billy Jackson c/o Columbia WRITERS: Jeff Barry -Bobby Bloom FLIP: The Next Step Is Love PROD: David Gates c/o Elektra PUB: Chappell ASCAP 609 5th Ave, NYC ARR: Jeff Barry FLIP: Over And Over PUB: Screen Gems/Columbia BMI 711 5th Ave, NYC WRITERS: C. C. Courtney -P. Link WRITER: D. Gates FLIP: Why Do You Keep Me Waiting ARR: Ellen Starr -Jimmy Wisner #44 FLIP: Girl Don't Come GLORY, GLORY (3:24) #31 Rascals -Atlantic 2743 PAPER MACHE (2:56) SIGNED SEALED DELIVERED I'M YOURS (2:45) 1841 Bway, NYC Dionne Warwick -Scepter 12285 Stevie Wonder-Tamla 54196 #17 PROD: Rascals Inc. with Arif Mardin c/o Atlantic 254 W 54 St. NYC. Ave, 2457 Woodward Ave, Detroit, Mich. TEACH YOUR CHILDREN (2:53) PUB: Slacsar ASCAP 444 Mad. NYC. PROD: Burt Bacharach-Hal David c/o Blue Seas/Jac WRITER: Felix PROD: Stevie Wonder c/o Tamla Crosby, Stills, Nash, Young -Atlantic 2735 Cavaliere PUB: Blue Seas/Jac ASCAP 15 E 48 St. NYC. PUB: Jobete BMI (same address) 1841 Bway, NYC. FLIP: You Don't Know WRITERS: B. Bacharach-H. David WRITERS:. Wonder -L. Garrett -S. Wright -L. Hardaway PROD: Crosby, Stills, Nash, Young, c/o Atlantic PUB: Giving Room BMI ARR: B. Bacharach FLIP: The Wines Is Young ARR: FLIP: I'm More Than Happy EV45 WRITER: Graham Nash FLIP: Carry On ERYTHING A MAN COULD EVER NEED (2:31) Glen Campbell -Capitol 1260 1750 N Vine, L.A. Calif. SPILL THE WINE (3:59) R18 (2:10) PROD: Al DeLory c/o Capitol IDE CAPTAIN RIDE (3:06) BiG2YELLOW TAXI Erie Burden & War -MGM 14118 Neighborhood Tree 102 PUB: Insign BMI 1619 Bway, NYC. Blues Image-Atco 6746 -Big 1350 Ave. of the Americas, NYC. 1650 Bway, NYC. WRITER: Mac Davis ARR: Ai DeLory 1841 Bway, NYC. PUB: Far Out-ASCAP c/o Ernest Pintoff PROD: Jimmy Bryant c/o Big Tree FLIP: Norwood PROD: Richard Podoior for Big Foot Prod. PUB: New Film BMI c/o Ernest Pintoff PUB: BMI 55 Liberty St. NYC. PUB: ATM ASCAP WRITERS: Blues Image Sequombi 130 E 75 St. NYC. WRITER: J. Mitchell ARR: Blues Image FLIP: Pay My Dues S46 WRITERS: War FLIP: Magic Mountain FLIP: You Could Be Born Again LY SLICK & THE WICKED (2:57) The Lost Generation -Brunswick 55436 #19 445Park Ave, NYC. BA5 Brunswick SUMMERTIME BLUES (3:22) I33 PROD: Eugene Record c/o ND OF GOLD (2:50) PUB: Julio -Bryan BMI The Who -Decca 32708 LL BE RIGHT HERE (2:41) Freda Payne-Invictus 9075 WRITERS: Lowrell Simon -Larry Brown Lee 445 Park Ave, NYC. Tyrone Davis -Dakar 618 2601 Cadillac Tower, Detroit, Mich. Tom Washington PROD: -, London, Eng. Gus Redwood ARR: Tom PROD: Hoftand -Dozier -Holland c/o Invictas 1841 Bway, NYC. Viva Elvis Presley FLIP: You're So Young But You're So True PUB: Gold Forever BMI (same address) PUB: Rubaler, BMI PROD: Willie Henderson c/o Dakar WRITERS: Eddie Cochran-Jerry Capehart BM) WRITERS: R. Dunbar -B. Wayne PUB: Julio Byron BMI Judon FLIP: Heaven And Heil FLIP: The Easiest Way To Fall WRITERS: J. Daniels -J. Moore #47 ARR: Tom Tom Washington AMERICA, COMMUNICATE WITH ME (3:06) FLIP: Just Because Of You Ray Stevens-Barnaby 2016 #20 51 W 52 St. NYC. #6 SILVER BIRD (3:05) PROD: Ray Stevens for Ahab TIGHTER AND TIGHTER (2:45) Mark Lindsay -Columbia 45180 PUB: Ahab BMI Meadowgreen Dr. Franklin, Tenn. Alive & Kicking -Roulette 7048 51 West 52 St. NYC. #34 WRITER: Ray Stevens ARR: R. Stevens 17 W 60 St. NYC. PROD: Jerry Fuller c/o Columbia MY MARIE (3:05) FLIP: Monkey See Monkey Do PROD: T. James -B. King c/o Mark Allan PUB: Kangaroo BMI 225 E 63 St. NYC. Engelbert Humperdink-Parrot 40049 300 W 55 St. NYC. WRITER: K. Young ARR: Artie Butler 539 W 25 St. NYC. PUB: Bib Seven BMI c/o Roulette t FLIP: So Hard To Leave You PROD: Peter Sullivan for Gordon Mills 48 WRITERS: T. James -B. King ARR: Jimmy Wisner 24-25 New Bond St. London W1 England HUMMING BIRD (3:49) FLIP: Sunday Morning PUB: January BMI 25 W 56 St. NYC. B. B. KING -ABC 11268 Bev. Blvd. Cal. G21 WRITERS: Macaulay -Mason 8255 L.A. PROD: Bill Szymczyk ABC ET UP I FEEL LIKE BEING LIKE A SEX MACHINE, FLIP: Our Song (La Paloma) c/o PUB: Skyhill BMI c/o A&M 1416 N. LaBrea, L.A. Cal. 7 Pt. 1 (2:49) WRITER: L. Russell ARR: Jimmie Haskell 00H 00H CHILD (3:11) James Brown -King 6318 FLIP: Ask Me No Questions Five Stalrsteps-Buddah 165 1540 Brewster Ave, Cinn. Ohio 1650 Bway, NYC. PROD: James Brown c,/o King #35 HAND ME DOWN WORLD (3:14) #49 PROD: Stan Vincent 300 W 55 St. NYC PUB: Dynatone BMI (same address) GROOVY SITUATION (3:14) Guess Who -RCA 0367 PUB: Duclatein/Kama Sutra BMI c/o Buddah WRITERS: J. Brown -Bobby Byrd -Ron Lenhoff Gen Chandler -Mercury 73083 1133 Ave. of the Americas, NYC. WRITER: S. Vincent FLIP: Who Do You Belong To FLIP: Get Up I Feel Like Being Like A 35 E Wacker Drive, Chicago, IN. PROD: Jack Richardson for Nimbus 9 Sex Machine, Pt. 2 PROD: Gene Chandler Mercury PUB: Expressions BMI c/o PUB: Cachand BMI Patcheal BMI c/o Gene Chandler 41 Valley Brook Dr. Don Mills, Ont. Canada 1321 S Michigan Ave, Chicago, III. #8 WRITER: Winter WRITERS: Russell Lewis -Herman Davis LAY A LITTLE LOVIN' ON ME (3:04) FLIP: Rurmin' Down The Street Robin McNamara -Steed 724 25225 OR 6 TO 4 (2:52) ARR: Tom Washington FLIP: Not The Marrying Kind Gulf & Western Plaza, Circle, NYC. Chicago -Columbia 45194 PROD: Jeff Barry c/o Unart 51 W 52 St. NYC. PUB: BMI 729 7th Ave, NYC. PROD: James Wilbon Guercia c/o Columbia Unart THE NEXT STEP IS LOVE (3:30) WRITERS: Jeff Barry -J. Cretecos-R. McNamara PUB: Aurelius BMI 7781 Sunset Blvd. L.A. Calif. 36 PEARL (2:55) Elvis Presley -RCA 9873 FLIP: I'LL. Tell You Tomorrow WRITER: S. R. Lamms RL FLIP: Where Do We Go From Here Tommy Roe -ABC 11266 1133 Ave of the Americas, NYC. 8255 Bev. Blvd. Bev. Hills, Calif. PUB: Gladys ASCAP 1619 Bway, NYC. PROD: Steve Barri c/o ABC WRITERS: Paul Evans -Paul Parnes PUB: Low Twi BMI c/o Bill Lowery FLIP: I've Lost You WAR (3:12) #23 P. O. Box 9687 Atlanta, Ga. Edwin -Gordy 7101 Star WESTBOUND #9 (2:53) WRITERS: T. Roe -Freddie Weller ARR: Jimmie Haskell 2457 Womlward Ave, Detroit, Mich. Flaming Ember -Hot Wax 7003 FLIP: Dollars Worth Of Pennies #51 PROD: c/o Gordy c/o Buddah 1650 Bway, NYC. SOLITARY MAN (2:28) PUB: Jobete BMI (same address) PROD: Stage Coach 2601 Cadillac Tower, Det. Mich. Neil Diamond-Bang 578 WRITERS: N. Whitfield -B. Strong PUB: Gold Forever BMI c/o Stage Coach 1650 Bway, NYC. FLIP: He Who Picks A Rose WRITERS: D. Dumas -R. Wayne PROD: Jeff Barry -Ellie Greenwich 729 7th Ave, NYC. PUB: BMI FLIP: Why Don't You Stay Hi -DE -HO (3:58) 0 Tallyrand (c/o Jeff Barry) Blood Sweat & Tears Columbia 45204 WRITER: N. Diamond FLIP: The Time Is Now #10 51 West 52 Street, NYC. IN THE SUMMERTIME (3:40) #24 PROD: Roy Halee-Bobby Colomby c/o Columbia Mungo Jerry -Janus 125 #52 OVERTURE FROM TOMMY (2:30) PUB: Screen Gems-Columbia-BMI, 711 5th Ave, NYC. (1 KNOW) I'M LOSING YOU (3:38) 1700 Bway, NYC. Assembled Multitude -Atlantic 2737 WRITERS: G. Goffin-C. King Rare Earth -Rare Earth 5017 PROD: Barry Murray Pye ATV c/o House, London, Eng. 1841 Bway, NYC. ARR: F. Lipsius c/o Motown 2457 Ave, Detroit, Mich. PUB: Limïted/Don Kirshner BMI PROD: Bill Buster c/o Atlantic FLIP: The Battle PROD: Norman Whitfield c/o Motown WRITERS' Ray Dorset FLIP: Mighty Man PUB: Track BMI 200 W 57 St. NYC. PUB: Jobete BMI (same address) WRITER: Peter Townhend ARR: Tom Sellers WRITERS: Grant-Holland -Whitfield FLIP: Mud FLIP: When Joannie Smiles e38 #11 WIGWAM (3:32) TOLD MAMA ME NOT TO COME (2:58) Bob Dylan -Columbia 45199 Three Dog -Dunhill Night 4239 #25 51 W 52 St. NYC. DON'T PLAY THAT SONG (3:00) TELL IT ALL BROTHER 8255 Beverly Blvd. L.A. Calif. (3:22) PROD: Bob Johnston c/o Columbia Aretha Franklin -Atlantic 2751 Kenny Rogers & First Edition -Reprise PROD: Richie 'Podolor c/o American Studios 0923 PUB: Tm -Melody Traits BMI 10 Col. Cir. NYC. 1841 Broadway, N.Y., N.Y. 4000 Warner Blvd. Burbank, 11386 Ventura Blvd. Sherman Ooks, Calif. Calif. WRITER: A. F. Beddoe FLIP: Wigwam PROD: Jerry Wexler, Tom Dowd and PUB: January BMI 25 W 56 St. NYC. PROD: Jimmy Bowen -K. Rogers c/o Amos Arif Mardin (Atlantic) 6565 Blvd. WRITER: Randy Newman FLIP: Rock And Roll Widow Sunset L.A. Calif. PUB: Progressive BMI 241 West 72 St., N.Y. N.Y. PUB: Sunbeam BMI 22 W 48 st. NYC. WRITERS: B. Nelson & A. Eretgun WRITER: Alex Harvey #39 FLIP: Let It Be FLIP: Just Remember #12 ARE YOU READY (5:49) Pacific Gas & Elec Co -Columbia 45158 BALL OF CONFUSION (4:04) 51 West 52 St. NYC. #54 Temptations -Gordy 7099 #26 FREEDOM (3:00) PROD: John Hill c/o Columbia SING A SONG FOR 2457 Woodward Ave, Detroit, Mich. MAYBE (4:06) PUB: Pacific Gas & Elec Co. c/o Pilger Dubay Co. Frigid Pink -Parrot 349 PROD: Norman Whitfield c/o Gordy Three Degrees -Roulette 7079 25 St. NYC. 1180 S Bev. Dr. L.A. Calif. Hexagram BMI 539W PUB: Jobete BMI (same address) 17 W 60 St. NYC. PROD: Pink Uultd. s/o Parrot WRITERS: C. Allen -J. Hill WRITERS: PROD: Richard Barrett c/o Roulette PROD: Pink Whitfield-Strong FLIP: It's Summer FLIP: Staggolee Unitd BMI PUB: Norm BMI (same address) WRITER: R. Barrett WRITERS: Beaudry-Thompson-R. Stevers ARR: Swanson-Barrett FLIP: Collage FLIP: End Of The Line #13 #27 THE LOVE YOU SAVED (2:42) PATCHES (3:10) #40 #55 Jackson Five -Motown 1166 Clarence Carter-Atlantic 2748 JULIE, DO YA LOVE ME (2:52) AIN'T NO MOUNTAIN HiGH ENOUGH (3:15) 194 2457 Woodward Ave. Detroit, Mich. 1841 Bway, NYC Bobby Sherman -Metromedia Diana Ross -Motown 1169 PROD: The Corporation c/o Motown PROD: Rick Hall, Music Shoals, Ala. 1700 Bway, NYC. 2457 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich. PROD: Mills 6430 Blvd. H'wood, Cal. PUB: Jobete BMI (same address) PUB: Gold Forever BMI 2601 Cadillac Tower, Det.Mich. Jackie Sunset PROD: N. Ashford & V. Simpson (Motown) PUB: BMI c/o Jackie Mills FLiP: I Found That Girl WRITERS: Dunbar -N. Johnson Luton/Sequel PUB: Jobete BMI (same address) WRITER: T. Bahles ARR: Al Capps FLIP: Say It One More Time WRITERS: N. Ashford & V. Simpson ARR: Paul Riser FLIP: Spend Some Time Louis' Me FLIP: Can't It Walt Until Tomorrow #14 I JUST CAN'T HELP BELIEVING (2:57) #28 tí56 B. J. Thomas -Scepter 12283 EVERYBODY'S GOT THEiR RIGHT TO LOVE (2:38) #41 CINNAMON GiRL (2:45) 254 W 54 St. NYC. Supremes-Motown 1167 LAY DOWN (CANDLES IN THE RAiN) (3:49) Neil Young -Reprise 0911 PROD: Chips Moman 827 Thomas St. Memphis, Tenn 2457 Woodward Ave, Detroit, Mich. Melanie-Buddah 167 4000 Warner Blvd. Burbank, Calif. PUB: Screen Gems/Columbia BMI 711 5th Ave, NYC. PROD: Frank Wilson c/o Motown 1650 Bwav, NYC. PROD: David Briggs -Neil Young c/o Warner Bros. WRITERS: Mann -Weil ARR: Glen Sprees -Mike Leech PUB: Think Stallman BMI 333 E 70 St. NYC. PROD: Peter Schnekeryk c/o Buddah PUB: Cotillion BMI 1841 Bway, NYC. FLIP: Send My Picture To Scranton, Pa. WRITER: L. Stallman ARR: David Van Dipitte PUB Kama/Amelanie ASCAP (same address) Broken Arrow BMI 449 S. Bev. Hills, Calif. FLIP: I Love You More WRITER: Melanie Safka FLIP: Candles In The Rain WRITER: Neil Young FLIP Sugar Mountain

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New To The Top 100 #64 #71 #86 QUE SERA SERA (3:04) BLACK FOX (2:18) MORNING MUCH BETTER (2:38) C57 Mary Hopkin-Apple 1823 Freddie Robinson -Pacific Jazz 88155 10 Wheen Drive-Polydor 14037 HECK OUT YOUR MIND (3:20) 177 Bway, NYC. 6920 Sunset Blvd. L.A. Calif. 1700 Bway, NYC. Impressions-Curtom 1951 PROD: Paul McCartney c/o Apple PROD: Higgins -Irvine for Wally Roka c/o Pacific Jazz PROD: Draper c/o Polydor c/o Buddah 1650 Bway, NYC. PUB: Artist ASCAP PUB: Special Agent BMI 4360 Victoria Pk PI. L.A. Cal. PUB: Schefrin-Zager-Noma BMI 241 W 72 St. NYC. PROD: Curtis Mayfield 8543 Stoney Island Ave, Chi. III. 250 Canon Dr. Bev. Hills, Calif. WRITER: Monk Higgins ARR: Monk Higgins WRITERS: Zager-Schefrin FLIP: Stay With Me PUB: Camad BMI c/o Curtis Mayfield WRITERS: Livingston -Evans FLIP: Oogum Boogum Song WRITER: C. Mayfield FLIP: Can't You See FLIP: Fields Of St. Etienne #87 #72 LOVELAND (3:02) #65 COTTAGE CHEESE (2:43) Watts 103rd St. Band -Warner Bros. 7365 #39 NO ARMS CAN EVER HOLD YOU (2:31) Crow-Amaret 119 4000 Warner Blvd. Burbank, Calif. GIMME DAT DING (2:10) Bobby Vinton -Epic 10629 1717 N Highland, Hollywood, Calif. Pipkins-Capitol 2819 51 W 52 St. NYC. PROD: Chas. Wright c/o Wright Gerstele PROD: Bob Monaco for Dunwich PUB: Wright Gerstele BMI 488 Mad. Ave. NYC. 1750 N Vine, L.A. Calif. PROD: Billy Sherrell c/o Epic 25 E Chestnut, Chicago, Ill. Tamarlane BMI 6290 Sunset Blvd. L.A. Calif. PROD: John Burgess c/o Capitol PUB: Gil BMI 1650 Bway, NYC. PUB: Yuggoth/Forty Tunes BMI c/o Dunwich Ave, WRITERS: Trotter -Wright FLIP: Sorry Charlie PUB: Duchess BMI 445 Park NYC. WRITERS: A. Crafer-J. Nebb WRITERS: R. Wiegand -D. Waggoner -D. 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NEW YORK-IN THE END WAS THE BEGINNING Buffy Ste. Marie does a song called "Now That the Buffalo's Gone," and know there must be some way to tie in a clever analogy about the death of the rock festivals with that title. Sorry, I can't, but it's the thought that counts. What is more important is to come up with a replacement for festivals and the

music, attitude and vibes that go with them. I feel that rock music perform- ances are in for a trip back to the grassroots: that is, a return to small clubs and the very important atmosphere of playing in intimate surround- ings. I have a feeling that producers are going to start cutting back on all but top name shows and the price for a band to work is going to have to come' down if they want to get work. So, it'll be back to smaller rooms (Ungano's, Bitter End, Wheels, Troubadour, etc). And already it's beginning to happen- more clubs are opening up and established clubs are getting into rock like the Village Gate (formerly a mainly jazz club, the Gate has now gone to a solid rock format featuring up-and-coming rock groups) and The Downbeat (traditionally a jazz supper club has booked rock group Illustration for a six week gig). Maybe what kids want-after the credibility loss that happened when so many festivals failed-is just some down to earth entertainment. Maybe they'll again settle for a night of honest music, dancing and socializing that occurs at lots of clubs; or they'll content themselves with one or two acts in a concert club as opposed to the weekend rock band "wash" that is characteristic of the festivals. Just as an example, we went last weekend to the Gate to check out the set- up. There was a lot of music going down: half by a group called Dust and the other half by The Children Of God. Both groups are unsigned. Dust is a trio that lays down a strong set of original material that is mostly uptempo blues style rock. The guitarist (of the Clapton school) is in comfortable territory with the instrument at his side and the mike in front of him. The bassist is all fingers, driving through immense amplification. The group is interesting and worth a listen. The Children Of God have been playing around for a little while and were in good form on Saturday night. A six piece band with brass, they reminded me a good deal of The Electric Flag with a bit softer sound. The crowd dug both bands. There's a lot of music going on out there and the thing is to find it. And in finding it there's pleasure of discovery, or, in the case of more established acts, there's closeness and a breaking down of the impersonal atmosphere of festivals and rock halls that has become so commonplace. To this whole alternate festival concept, I make one exception: The Schaefer

Music Festival in Central Park. I talked this week with the producer, Ron Del- sener. His credo is interesting (he laid it down in various phrases during the course of an hour or so of talking with him): he wants to "expose everybody to everything in music . . . concert series in New York needs to include folk, rock

and all facets of pop, making it a family affair . . . people in the city desire and get freedom and mobility outdoors at the concerts . .. nice weather, good talent at cheap prices and you've really got something." And the something he has is a monster. The festival, now halfway through its fifth season, has sold (Cont'd on page 36)

HOLLYWOOD-SEEMS LIKE RADIO AINT HERE TO SAY An early morning jock at a MOR station in town played the 5th Dimension's version of "Save the Country" the other day, following it with a disapproving dissertation. "Save the Country?," he asked. Why do people cut such records? There's absolutely nothing wrong with this country." And just about the same time Mediarts "The Begatting of the President, billed as "a political indictment of the office of president over the past eleven years," was being shipped to KMET-FM, a Metromedia station in L.A. It was heard, reviewed and banned. The banning extended to all Metromedia stations. "They said their attorneys in Washington were a little uptight, that they thought they might have to give equal time to anyone mentioned in the album," said Mediarts g.m. Budd Dolinger. The LP, a political satire in biblical lingo, was produced by Ben Brady and Alan Livingston, written by Myron Roberts, Lincoln Hayes and Sasha Gilien and features Orson Wells as narrator. It is an important album, a document in the tradition of radio's Columbia Workshop shows of the late thirties, the Mercury Theater's radio dramas and the writings of Norman Corwin, Archibald MacLeish and Wells. It belongs with the current (and wel- come) fad of non-fiction novels from writers like Mailer and Capote. It was back in '41 that Corwin did a half hour radio show titled "Seems that Radio Is Here to Stay." The piece is dated, perhaps simplistic. But the following quote is eternal: "Let men's opinions be as varied and as free to come and go as the weather is-Like wind, spontaneous; like storm, forthright." The saying is that difference of opinion makes the world go 'round-and that's a platitude you tip your hat to when you meet it on the street. You'll find, whenever viewponits must be such and such or else-and opinions smuggled out like contraband, in such a place the world stops short, and goes around no more. The world stands still because it is afraid to move-and Liberty's convulsed for want of air. The air we listen to must be as free as that we breathe. Or there will rise such dissonance and such cacophony As will stave the eardrum." And while we're about it-another quote-the last line from Mediarts "The Begatting of the President"-I say unto you, my brethern, let us pray." (Cont'd on page 36)

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NEW YORK (Cont'd from page 35) BRIEFS-At least three local labels bidding for the talents of British rock per- former Terry Reid following his recent stint at the Whisky-Reid (with former out two shows for nearly all concerts since it began. Ticket prices are only $1 Hoe Cocker drummer, Buce Rollands; Kaleisoscope slide guitarist Dave Lindley and all acts are names. Nearly all of the popular talents have put in ap- and $2, and Eire bassist Chris Stewart) follows with appearance in Detroit, Mich., Chi- and Ron explains that the festival has and continues to pearances at the series cago, the Galena, Ill., Festival, the Action House in N.Y. (Aug. 7-8) and the says that Schaefer Beer picks up a large portion build popularity for acts. He Isle of Wight Festival at the end of August. order to bring entertainment to all of New York at prices every- of the tab in drew press raves in her L.A. debut at Shelly's Manne Hole last body can afford. There's a feeling of oneness among the audience, almost like weck-"a new star to be reckoned with" wrote L.A. Times critic Leonard park bandshell concerts in Americana hamlets where everybody, young simple Feather. Atlantic would do well to rush her recording of "Rev. Lee" before and old, can go to get it on. Ron Delsener knows his business and delivers in someone else tries to cover her version. form and New Yorkers and especially the industry should let their apprecia- top Capitol's teenage marvel, Jack Wild, signed to guest on Bing Crosby's Xmas tion be known to city officials. The Schaefer Festival should stand as a model special. Wild is currently riding with two albums-"Pufn-stuff" and his own solo of competence through simplicity in music presentation. fred holman package "The Jack Wild Album." Former Christy Minstrel leader, Randy Sparks, composing five tunes for the AIP flick "Angel Unchained." They'll be included in the two books he's currently CROSSING THE BORDER writing-"The Best of Randy Sparks" and "Poetry and Lyrics of Randy Sparks." "You've hung up your great coat and you've laid down your gun/ You know Alan and Marilyn Bergman signed to write words to Elmer Bernstein's notes. the war you fought in wasn't too much fun/And the future you've giving me Song will be sung over titles of "Doctor's Wives," a Columbia feature starring holds nothing for a gun/I've no wish to be living sixty years on." Lyrics by Dyan Cannon and Richard Crenna. Bernie Taupin; they can be read on the printed page. Music by Elton John, but The Rhine Maidens, a German ensemble with two best sellers on the melody won't show up here. So it goes. Elton John. He's a singer. A pianist. the German hit parade in the past year, signed to an exclusive contract by Rod A songwriter. From Britain. Future recordings will be released in both English and German on his Phenomenons are not one person, they're amalgams. A small group of people McKuen. Stanyan label. Rod's first Bowl concert set for Aug. 7th . get together, it may be only two, and a magic transformation occurs that yields "What's Happening," a free entertainment publication covering upcoming a product way above the sum of it's parts. Witness: Elvis and Col. Tom Parker; activity in L.A. and So. Calif. debuts this week. It'll be a bi -weekly guide with the Beatles and George Martin; the Stones and Andrew Loog Oldham; Cream and initial printing of 20,000, distributed in record shops, department stores and Felix Pappalardi. Elton and Bernie, Gus Dudgeon the producer and Paul Buck - other retail outlets. News sheet will spotlight around -the -town concerts, movies, master the arranger. The result can be heard on "Elton John," the man's first nite life, radio, T.V., records, sports, theater, Las Vegas and events of interest LP here (although it's his second in England) released on Uni. Already every to the generation." Steve Tolin, president of Tolin Publishing Co., heads major British trade and record consumer paper has given him unqualified raves. "now Already artists are recording his songs like "Skyline Pidgeon," "Lady Samantha," the publication. "Border Song," "Bad Side of the Moon," and "Your Song." Elton's melodies are Kent Records "open door" policy, announced earlier this year by v.p. and unreal, diving, wheeling, climbing, incredible in their construction and beauty. g.m. Morey Alexander, is paying dividends. Latest to be signed is Sherwood His voice, his are both tremendously accomplished. He knows when to put Fleming, a trash collector from Santa Monica. Fleming walked into the office a few weeks back and played his song, "Peace, Love and a hard edge on his voice and when to whisper gently. And behind is that Understanding." It's fantastic piano as anchor; the hub of a musical pinwheel constantly expanding an upcoming single featuring Fleming. Also recently signed to the label: The outwards in rainbow hues to meet the unknown .Elton John is a writer and a Four Tees, She and Larry Davis. singer of today and tomorrow and next week and next month and next year and Jackie DeShannon signed for a guest shot on the Jim Nabors Show which next.. will tape on Sept. 25 for November 26 airing. Jackie opens a two week engage- e.v.I. ment at the Westside Room, Century Plaza Hotel on Aug. 18th, her first local appearance in more than six years. CAN YOU IMAGINE? Having a birthday and being selected East Coast Girl Of Dionne Warwick pacted for a guest appearance on the Dean Martin Show, The Week all in one week. Adrea Tomars couldn't imagine, but these things taping Aug. 14-18 for airing later this fall. happened to her all the same. Adrea, who was due to turn 22 on Saturday (1), HOMECOMING QUEEN at Wayne State U. in Detroit (1966), Alexandra (Sandy) planned to celebrate that milestone by going for a run of Central Park's Dog Sliwin came to L.A. as part of the Honey Ltd. foursome who recorded for LHI Hill along with her pet canine of indeterminate breed Bippy Tubbiclutz. Adrea is Records. The group, now known as Eve, still works studio dates with Sandy presently employed at Mamorsky, Zimmermann & Hamm, Inc., a recording studio but most of her working hours are spent as receptionist at Amos and secretary and creative commercial house, where for v.p. Tom T:iacker. Sandy is blonde, her duties include booking bands, 24 and enjoys sailing, modeling she'll making up commercial contracts and occasionally pose on behalf of Com- preparing tuna fish sandwiches for mercials Unlimited and vocalizing. Cur- clients. The New York City born ECGW rent pet project: The fourth annual has a musical family background; her Amos Invitational Golf Tournament mother, a pianist, is a teacher at (committee headed by Tom Thacker, Juilliard. Adrea's interests include Dave Pell, Piggy Smith and Artie Val - fashion designing (She has free lanced ando with Jimmy Bowen hosting the for various boutiques in the city), Aug. 9th meet at Los Robles in Thou- doing cosmetics modeling and watch- sand Oaks). Sandy is in charge of the ing cartoons on Saturday morning. entry list. She's also our breathtaking Looking to the future, she says, West Coast Girl of the Week. "Eventually I'd like to open a custom Capitol celebrated Peggy Lee's re- fashion shop where each design is for signing with a Bumbles party last only one person and made up only week. She joined in '44 but took a once." If that sounds like a good idea, Decca sabbatical for three years. Which you shouldn't be surprised. East Coast means she's been with Capitol for 23 Girls Of The Week have long been out of 26 years. Lee is currently taping noted for their good ideas. a TV special with Tony Quinn.

LET THEM EAT CAKE CHICAGO Bread is Robb Royer, David Gates, Mike Boots and James Griffin (as pictured, Gordon Lightfoot was in Chicago briefly last week (on his first visit) to plug I. to r.). Bread is! current LP "Sit Down Young Stranger" (WB), from which a single "Me And In the rock business, making it as an overnight success has become the Bobby McGee" is being released by the label. Gordon has 6 albums to his rule rather than the exception. The exception has been artists, like Gates, who credit but has not as yet been established on the singles charts. This promo- have struggled for years to finally make it. The Beatles, the Stones, , tional trip so to speak is the first such tour he's done in about 8 years, since the Jefferson Airplane were all overnight successes. most of his time is very profitably spent doing concerts in Canada, the U.S. and David Gates, who wrote the hit single "Make It With You" and six songs on other areas. Artist's first Chicago concert will take place November 13 in the group's brand new Elektra LP. "On The Waters," plus hits for the Monkees, Orchestra Hall. Gordon is presently, temporarily handicapped by a broken right Petula Clark. The Friends of Distinction and others, is not the only member of hand which, necessitated the cancellation of numerous dates, and is admittedly the group who has been around for a while. All the other members have all one of the reasons he hit the promo trail at this time! We enjoyed his visit done extensive work as studio musicians. (along with WB promo man Roy Chiovari) to the CB office . . . Sven Jenssen It took them a while to make it (even as Bread, it wasn't until their third is enjoying a very successful engagement at Mangam's Chateau in Lyons. The single and their second album, that they received the acclaim they so richly European star wraps up his current commitment in early August and is tenta- deserve) and it's a sure thing that they will be on top for at least as long tively scheduled for a major club date in Miami, prior to his return to Germany. a time to come. Jenssen is quite an exciting performer, whose style and delivery in some re- spects is very American. His services are in much demand throughout Europe

. the recent Neil Diamond MYSTERY MAN MAKES LORAIN-At last report our Mystery Man cyclist had . . The Civic Opera House was literally packed for to completely traveled as far as Lorain, Ohio, a city almost half way across that state, on the concert. Songster grossed $39,742 and was the first attraction was by shore of Lake Erie. Among his recent adventures: getting caught in a bad rain- sell out every single seat in the house for two shows! Booking presented Myron Handelman head- storm and having to take refuge in a Scranton body shop (where he slept in a 22nd Century Productions . . . John Gary and Stanley . the wrecked Ford); seeing the famed ice mine near Coudersport, Pa.; crossing the line the August 18-23 bill at Mill Run Theater .. Sig Sakowicz will emcee Allegheny Mountains, reaching an elevation of 2424 at his highest point and big Villa Scalabrini benefit in the Opera House August 15, starring , The taking a dip in the waters of Lake Erie, just west of Cleveland. Interest in iden- and Jackie Vernon. Wonder if he'll perform his new single "On Jr., tifying the MM has mounted, with requests for interviews, etc. coming from as Beach" (Mishawaka)! . . . "Joy", the musical revue starring Oscar Brown far away as Louisville. However, no correct answers were received this week Jean Pace and Sivuca, opens in George Marienthal's Happy Medium Theater on regarding his identity, so the Dolly Holiday album continues to lie a moldering Monday, August 10. Show just completed a highly successful six month run in our cabinet. More clues in next week's column. Off-Broadway. 36 Cash Box - August 8, 1970 cash box/album reviews

THE JULY FIFTH ALBUM -5th Dimension- ELTON JOHN-Uni 73090 Soul City 33901 Pop Picks The question before us, dear friends, Although Soul City seems to be rapidly is all we've heard about Elton John true, or running out of the group's tracks this latest ¡5E lulu w+ %IER1 are we again the unwilling victims of the 5th Dimension LP release should be set s h Dftfüio Hype Machine? And the proof, as they say, for a sizable chart run. Set consists of is in the pudding. Elton and his lyricist (in- tracks from previous albums like "Sun- deed everyone connected with it) have shine Of Your Love," "California My Way," poured their lifesblood into this LP. It is "Go Where You Wanna Go," and "Lovin' a genuine labor of love. It is also one of Stew," and some 'B' side songs, such as the two or three most beautiful albums re- "Don'tcha Hear Me Catlin' To Ya," and leased this year. Everything starting with "Those Were The Days." 5D's sound is un- the songs themselves (many of which are mistakable and fully as potent as ever as being covered) through Elton's infinitely sen- evidenced by the fact that the set is already sitive voice and piano, through Paul Buck - on the charts. master's constantly exciting and inventive arrangements to Gus Dudgeon's inciteful pro- duction blends to form that rare unity that only great projects achieve. Album is already receiving strong airplay. THIS IS HENRY MANCINI-RCA VPS -6029 nr.n Henry Mancini's huge following will be GONE IS LOVE-Paul Mauriat-Philips PHS ecstatic over this specially priced two record 600-345 'Best Of" set. Happily, much of Mancini's Paul Mauriat has few peers in the field pioneering early works are included for the of orchestrating contemporary ballads and listener's delectation such as "Peter Gunn," this album may well be his finest effort to "Dreamsville," "Mr. Lucky," and "My Friend date. Along with "Bridge Over Troubled Andamo," as well as the maestro's later Water," "Let It Be" and "Raindrops Keep triumphs like "," Dear Heart," Fallin' On My Head," the maestro serves up "Love Theme From 'Romeo and Juliet,' " a bouncy "" and a hum -able and "Days Of Wine and Roses." This is a tune of his own composition entitled "My retrospective set of herculean accomplish- House And The River." Those who prefer ments by one of our most popular writer/ their music MOR will give this decker a conductors. It can't fail to do well. warm reception.

URIAH HEEP-Mercury 61294 LET ME TOUCH YOU-Bob Crewe Generation Those lil Dickens, Uriah Heep, lay down Pop Best Bets -CGC 1000 some of the 'heaviest' music this side of Here's the first release from the Bob Led Zeppelin and Mountain. "Walking In Your 147'.lá .lttxhlinr Crewe Generation for some time and a fine Shadow" is all pounding rhythm, fierce set it is, too. Included are oldies like "Stella double -tracked guitar from Mick Box and By Starlight," contemporary material such as echoing harmonic vocals by David Byron. Mancini's "Moon River" and "Two For The "Come Away Melinda," the poignant Fred Road," and Bacharach's "Wives And Lovers." Hellerman tune, is given a delicate but un- There's also a host of Bob Crewe penned usual treatment and shows off to excellent songs like the title cut and the theme from effect the full range of Byron's strong voice. "Barbarella." Each track is handled in an And "Dream -mare" starts off with quiet or- interesting manner and the LP should do gan work from Ken Hensley which leads into well with MOR listeners. much flaming guitar fireworks. This one is definitely not for the folk -freaks. But for the hoards of PLAY IT LOUD fans this will be- DEVOTION-John McLaughlin-Douglas 4 come a staple. After nearly a decade of studio work and limited notoriety, guitarist McLaughlin has FIVE BRIDGES-The Nice-Mercury SR - f RRIOCER THE BICE burst into the spotlight with an album of 61295 nnn is a of his The farthest out of the rock classical col- superior musicianship. He master laborations and decidedly one of the most instrument but, more than that, he is an goes successful is this blending of the Nice and artist of unusual sensitivity-one who actually the Sinfonia of London under the direction beyond the technique of playing to All of Joseph Eger. "Five Bridges Suite," an use the guitar as a means of articulating. LP, are original work by Nice organist Keith Emer- songs on this, his Douglas debut accompan- son, is presented in live performance as is his own compositions; among the Larry "Country Pie/Brandenburg Concerto No. 6." ists for the set, Buddy Miles and entry which Latter combines Dylan and Bach in a most Young. Exciting and original unusual fashion. Emerson has since left the should establish McLaughlin firmly. Album group so this represents the last Nice album. could spiral into a really sizeable item. Set has done extremely well in Britain and should do likewise on this side of the water. IF-Capitol 539 THE NAKED PIANO-Robert Allen-Gregar If is a seven man jazz/rock aggregation 100 from Britain. They play tight original mate- Pianist Robert Allen takes nine selections rial all of substantial length to allow the fine from some of today's finest songwriters and musicians to solo successfully like "What Did gives them fine instrumental treatments in this LP. Melodies from the pens of Burt I Say About The Box, Jack." Flute and sax highlight the track that features excellent Bacharach ("Promises, Promises"), Lennon - ensemble horn playing. On another level, McCartney ("Yesterday"), Jim Webb ("By Mitchell "Raise The level of Your Conscious Mind" The Time I Get To Phoenix"), Joni (Suite from with a good vocal workout by J. W. Hodg- ("Both Sides Now"), Leonard Bernstein kinson would make a fine single. Set should "The Graduate"), and others all be picking up FM airplay almost immediately (music from "Candide") among with substantial sales to follow. No ifs about benefit highly from Allen's sparkling piano. it. Album to watch. Jazz Picks MUSCLE SHOALS NITTY GRITTY-Herbie GULA MATARI-Quincy Jones-A&M SP HERBIE MIME Mann-Embryo SD 526 N14,í Mild RIM WIRY 3030 Herbie Mann, a jazz musician with enough Quincy Jones' recent "Walking In across the board appeal to attract a follow- Space" was a giant and this new deck ing in the pop market, offers a half dozen may follow in its tracks. Jones has as- numbers sure to please even the most dis- sembled a score or more of jazz luminaries, criminating ear. Mann brings his flute artis- including , Grady Tate, try to bear on several of his own songs, Milt Jackson and Marvin Stamm. This is along with the Lennon -McCartney opus one jazz album which, like its predecessor, "Come Together." As usual, the accent is should have no difficulty in gaining wide- on the smooth and the accompanying e spread acceptance. Keep an eye on musicians are out of the top drawer. it. diwu iMM.\\\ //AV, CashBox Country Music Report u..,.U. .,/, `,21 I//

Membership Growth And '11 Plans Milene Buys Randy Smith Music NASHVILLE - The Milene (AS - volved are the first of the Hilltopper CAP) wing of the Acuff -Rose Com- hits on Dot such as "Bettina," "From plex has purchased the Randy Smith the Vine Came the Grape," "Trying" Music Co. from Randy Wood and the and "From the Land of the Midnight Covered At CMA's Int'l Conclave estate of Beasley Smith. Final terms Sun." TORONTO - A series of interna- Hall Of Fame include an undisclosed sum of cash. Also, included in the catalog is Jim tional events were detailed during the Noting a 50% increase in atten- The Randy Smith catalog is long- Reeves' "Adios Amigo," Ralph Freed Country Music Association's recently dance at the Country Hall of Fame, established and includes many of the and Jerry Livingston's material for concluded three-day meeting in To- trustees addressing the Toronto ses- Beasley Smith copyrights along with the first hit Jim Ed Brown had as a ronto. Held in Canada to emphasize sion also presented a special report those of Billy Vaughn, Ralph Freed, single when he left The Browns, "I the international direction being tak- on the progress and expansion of the Jerry Livingston, Leroy Van Dyke, Heard From A Mem'ry Last Night" en by CMA, the Toronto Conference Hall and Museum. CMF board chair- Paul Cunningham and Teddy Bart. and "Auctioneer," Leroy Van Dyke's has established two non -Nashville man Frank Jones disclosed plans for Perhaps best known properties in- big hit as well as his theme song. meetings for the next year, one to be the full furnishing of the newly com- held in Houston (Jan, 1971) and an- pleted library and media center and other in London coinciding with the announced completion of the parking 3rd International Country Music Fes- lot project with traffic markers and Little Street Into tival (April, 1971). night lighting already installed. 'Co- 60 Special Country The cementing of relationships and chairman Roy Horton also explored Larger Quarters; 2 deliberate expansion overseas were future ideas for updating exhibits Minutes In New York two reasons cited for choosing Lon- originally created in 1967. He also New Writers Signed don as the second meeting site. Also NASHVILLE said that a new film had been re- - Nashville's Country NASHVILLE Tommy Overstreet influencing the decision was the cur- viewed and will be in use depicting Music product will get a taste of "big - rent growth of interest in country city living" August 27 when "Nash- and Peggy Little have housed their the history and growth of country expanded operations in larger office music and the anticipated effect music. ville ... Nashville ... Nashville," a which Board meetings are expected brand-new hour, Country Music, col- area at its 805 16th Ave. So, loca- to have on continued buildups. or special from tion. The Little Street publishing Further Topics Show Biz, Inc., is firm's acquisition of added area also Membership High aired on WOR-TV in New York city Other matters covered during the frm 8:00 to 9:00 PM. facilitated another broadening series A second major topic of coverage conclave included the status of this of moves which include the addition at the conference was the growth in year's Music City Pro -Celebrity Invi- The week night playdate on !Chan- of two new writers and three more membership which from the tational Golf Tournament with a nel 9 marks the first time a syndi- full-time staffers. resulted cated hour country music special has recruiting campaign of the last quar- build-up in publicity set for the Octo- Latest material to leave the office ter. Plans were further revealed to ber event; the latest progress report ever played on any station in Ameri- make personal contact with new and for the up -coming Ed Sullivan Show ca's largest city, according to Jane C. for public results include Wanda renewing members to expand on the to feature country artists and the Doween, Show Biz, 'Inc., president. Jackson's recording of "Who Shot opinion sampling that has proved October CMA banquet that will The show will run in choice prime - time, and is expected to attract a John" and Peggy Little's own "I successful at weekly luncheon meet- feature a show produced by Frank Knew You'd Be Leaving." ings in Music City. Jones; announcement of an expan- viewership of several hundred thou- The opinion gathering has been sion in this year's international semi- sand country music fans. Tommy Overstreet has also com- conducted under guidance by Joe Tal- nar to host 160 members of the Brit- "Nashville ... Nashville ... Nash- pleted his next release at the new bot, chairman of the Open Forum ish CMA and extension of this year's ville" festures big -name Grand Ole studio owned by Jack Clement. Due committee is now planning to that GMA Broadcasters Seminar to a full - Opry stars host Del Reeves, Loretta expand the Open Forum program to Lynn, Jack Greene and Jeannie for immediate issue, the Dot single other cities with country music activ- day with details yet to be forwarded Seely, Conway Twitty and Tom T. features "If You're Looking for a ity. to country music stations. Hall. Fool."

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Judy Lynn says, "There's nothing appearances in the old Oak Ridge duced by Jim Malloy . RCA re- cent concert. Charley's hot top RCA more wholesome and more American Boy's bus which she recently pur- cording artist Billy Charlie made single is "Wonder Could I Live There than country and western music" . chased . . . Combine Music's Kris his U. S. appearance premier in Anymore" ... The first NARAS sem- Jeannie Seely, who is still prohibited Kristofferson penned the new Johnny Albuquerque recently and drew ex- inar luncheon sponsored by the from performing, has made sufficient Cash single on Columbia Records cited response from a usually conser- Nashville Chapter was held recently progress following throat surgery to titled "Sunday Morning Coming vative audience. Charlie, a Canadian at the Sheraton Motor Hotel. E. W. allow her to plan to return to her Down" . Henson Cargill, back country star, caught the attention of "Bud" Wendell, vice president, WSM co-starring role with the Jack Greene from a short Colorado vacation, re- all country station KRZY in Albu- and manager Grand Ole Opry, was Show on August 8 . . . Gene Good- ports a catch of 200 fish ... A new querque with his release of "To - the guest speaker. He included in his man, of Regent Music, a frequent vis- Leo in Music City is named Harlan MA -Ray TOM -A -Ray". "KRAZY" speech the Opry's policy regarding itor to Music City, advises his firm P. Howard, Junior. Harlan Junior is picked the record and started a performers and musicians; official has purchased Reico Music Publish- the new son of Gail and Harlan P. series of events that prompted the company participation during the ing 'Company, Inc., from the estate of Howard, Sr. born July 24.... Decca's Albuquerque appearance ... Bill and WSM Opry Birthday Celebration, and the late Paul Cohen. "Thanks a Lot" very able country sales promotion Gloria Gaither are proud new parents the future of Opryland and the part and "Worst of Luck" are two well manager Gene Kennedy, is not too of a baby boy born July 19 in Nash- it will play in the music industry. known copyrights in the firm able presently, having broken an an- ville. Bill is program committee Following his speech NARAS mem- Orlando's WHOO recently celebrated kle in a horseback riding accident .. . chairman of the forthcoming Gospel bers and guests were given an oppor- its second anniversary of iCountrypo- Pete Drake, Mr. Talking guitar, re- Music Association convention and tunity to ask questions . Music litan sound by awarding a set of four ports an integrated audience of coun- writer of top gospel tunes as "He Enterprises, 'Inc. of Houston, Texas "best of albums" by Jerry Lee Lewis, try and rock fans since producing Touched Me" . David Rogers and has moved its operations to new Faron Young, Roy Drusky and Dave Ringo Starr's forthcoming LP and family now call Music City home, headquarters at Irvington Blvd. Huey Dudley. WHOO was cited by the playing on Beetle 's having recently moved from Atlanta. P. Meaux, president, has purchased Country Music Association as one of sessions in London . Southern David's latest Columbia single is "On an office building that will house Cra- three top stations in the United (California's recent Exposition at Del - The Edge of Your Memory" zy !Cajun Music, Low -Note Music and States and Canada in competition Mar drew a record 436,128 persons RCA's popular Dottie West, fresh Pretty Eyes Productions. Teardrop promoting country music month. Ar- Judy Lynn headlined the final week from a successful stint in Las Vegas Records will also be located at the tists calling with happy birthday and packed the grandstand area ev- at the Golden Nugget, checked into same building ... Monument Records wishes included Wilma Burgess, ery night. Judy's working wardrobe the studio for recording sessions to has leased the master on John Henry Loretta Lynn, Doyle Wilburn, Jimmy is insured at $75,000 . . . Nashville be produced by Bob Ferguson . . III's "Mathilda" from Nashville's Newman, Mel Tillis, Bud Logan, Son- based Skylite Talent Agency, a sub- Well known artists Dick Flood and newly formed Music City Records .. . ny James and Jerry Lee and Linda sidiary of Whitfield -Gentry Enter- wife Pat McKinney) have a new baby Capitol recording artist Billie Jo Gail Lewis. . . . The 1970 GMA prises, has recently signed a talent boy born recently under the sign of Spears had just completed a fair date Broadcasters Seminar will run an en- contract with the Inspirations Quar- Leo . Master music man Eddy with David Houston in Auther, Illi- tire day according to Committee tet of Bryson City, N. C. Penning the Arnold opened recently at the Inter- nois and was on her way to a book- Chairman, George Crump, who re- pact on behalf of Skylite Talent was national Hotel in Las Vegas to a full ing in Iowa when a speeding car hit ports that the increased session will Mrs. Lou Wills Hildreth, director of house which hold 2408. This week 30 their camper in the rear. The electric be a major presentation through the the agency. The Inspirations are one of Eddy's friends and associates from bass fell on Billie Jo, who suffered a combined efforts of himself and Bill of the fastest growing gospel groups Music City plan to be among those broken foot. . . . Barbara Fairchild, Hudson. Details of the sessions will in the country today. . Mega Rec- present to enjoy the concerts. Eddy's whose current single of "Find Out be mailed to all country music sta- ords, a division of RPM, Inc., is recent hit RCA record is "A Man's What's Happening" is hot on the tions at a later date. Country music proving up to its slogan "Nashville's Kind of Woman" . Charley Pride label, is booked at the !Sil- fans of Peggy Little may recognize total concept label" this week with just broke the all time record of Columbia Peggy's new bus if they take a good its first release. "He's Everywhere", a house capacity at the mid -south ver Dollar in Las Vegas the latter look. Peggy is now making concert soulful ballad by Sammi Smith, pro- Colosseum in Memphis during his re- part of August .. . 38 Cash Box - August 8, 1970 Introducing hobby Dari's first release an Mercury. "How I Got To -en Tom. T. Hall /Published by NewkeysMemíki' Music Inc. (BMI) 730W Writ by Procuced by Jerry Kennedy, Exclusive y Recorded by Mercury Records.

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Bookings and Management: Jimmy Key, Key Talert Inc. / Nashville / Las Vegas ,` Hollywood. Down To Earth Moon walking astro- ,,,111... ,,,an l.,,.. naut Pete Conrad and /AIM ew l.a\ KSON president Dan McKinnon (second from CoshSoac C W Singles N\..,,. ".M... Reviews right) hold up a special U\M.,, \11t!/ award presented to Con- rad in recognition of his promotion of country mu- sic while on the way to the moon and back. Join- ing the ceremony at of the Week Manned Spacecraft Cen- (Picks J ter (Houston) are Faron Young (left) and Charlie JERRY LEE LEWIS (Mercury 73099) Pride (right). Conrad There Must Be More To Love Than This (2:41) (DeCapo/Varia/Chimneyville, BMI- also received a lifetime Taylor, Thomas) membership in the CMA. Jerry is just coming off the number one LP in the country with "The Best Of Jerry Lee Lewis," and his new single could very easily fill that empty gap in time. Flip: (Same Credits) Celebration Planned CONNIE SMITH (RCA 47-9887) As Vokes Enters 20th Louisiana Man (2:24) (Acuff -Rose, BMI-Kershaw) PITTSBURGH-Howard Vokes will A typical Doug Kershaw swinger, of singing and fiddling in fine country style. be feted this month (the 29th) as he Connie handles this one very well and should be rewarded with good action all marks his 20th year in country music. around. Flip. "Alone With You" (1:51) (Moss Rose, BMI-Young, Vanadore, Hosted by WEEP -Pittsburgh's Ron Drusky) Coulter, the affair will be staged at the Griltz Hotel in Verona, Pa. Guesting will be Kaye Fouss. Vokes' first project marking the WAYLON JENNINGS (RCA 47-9885) 20th is a new single, "Six Men And The Taker (2:28) (Combine, BMI-Kristofferson, Silverstein) One Woman." Waylon's gonna have a biggie with this one. This one has to be listened to also, to be fully appreciated. Flip: "Shadow Of The Gallows" (2:49) (United Danner Writes Pact Artists, ASCAP-Silverstein) With Danrite Label DALLAS-Irene Danner has just WANDA JACKSON (Capitol 2872) joined Charles Wright's Danrite roster Who Shot John (2:06) (Little Street, ASCAP-Hadli) SUNN SET-Sunn Musical Equip- in a contract linking her with the film Wanda puts forth one of her best vocal efforts in this foot -stomping and sing - ment Co. has made available its new for both recording and personal man- along version of her night out on the town. The song is a stand out and Solos guitar amplifier which has al- agement. First release in the deal is should be a smash in no time at all. Flip: "Stop The World" (Party Time, BMI- ready been pre -tested by performers slated for August. DeVaney) such as Johnny Cash, the Tennessee Three and Hank Williams, Jr. De- signed for portability, the unit is Phonograph Co. BOBBY G. RICE (Royal American RA -18A) self-contained and weighs 64 pounds Hey Baby (2:10) (LeBill, BMI-Cobb, Channel) in its 201/2" by 261/2" frame (it is Formed This is an updated version 11%" deep). The Solos has a power- HOLLYWOOD-Newly opened offices of the Bruce Channel hit a few years back. The ful 110 watts RMs output (260 watts in New York and Hollywood marked strength of the song alone should put large chart action into this one, and is en- pead) and using dual channels, the the arrival of the ticed by Bobby's vocal ability. Flip: "Hey, Hey, Santa Fe" (2:15) (Riceland, BMI- unit has treble boost on both and Co., Ltd. label. First product from the Riis, Rice, Fields) effects on channel two. It is readily firm is Garland Frady's "When Mama utilized for lead, rhythm or steel and Comes to Town" produced by Terry allows several speaker options. Stafford of Don Perry Enterprises. GEORGE HAMILTON IV (RCA) Back Where It's At (2:40) (Acuff -Rose, BMI-Bond) From the album of the same name, George tells of how the world is moving a little too fast for him. His gripe includes pollution, concrete cities and how Top Country Albums things have generally jumped the track. He wants to find an old country road and watch the sunset beside a stream and soothe his soul. This is real good song and is going to get the message across to a lot of people. Flip: "Then I Miss You" (2:08) (Same Credits) 1 TAMMY'S TOUCH 1 16 BIRDS OF A FEATHER 19 Tammy Wynette (Epic BN 26549) Jack Blanchard & Misty Morgan (Wayside WSS 33 001) FERLIN HUSKY (Capitol 2882) 2 MY WOMAN, MY WOMAN, 2 Your Sweet Love Lifted Me (Al MY WIFE 17 IF IT'S ALL THE SAME 17 (2:31) Gallico, BMI-Richey, Sutton) Marty Robbins (Columbia CS 9978) TO YOU A pretty ballad by Ferlin should do nicely for him. This has to be listened to Bill Anderson & Jan Howard a couple of times to be appreciated. Flip: "You're The Happy Song I Sing" 3 THE WORLD OF 3 (Decca 75184) (Shelby Singleton, BMI-Peters) JOHNNY CASH 18 THE LEGEND 18 (Columbia GP 29) Johnny Cash (Sun 2-118) JOHNNY $ DOLLAR (Chart 5089) 4 CHARLEY PRIDE'S 10 19 THE KANSAS CITY SONG 24 No More Truck Stops (2:10) (Yonah, BMI-Hood) 10TH ALBUM Buck Owens & The Buckaroos (RCA LSP 4367) (Capitol ST 476) A lively story of a lonely truck driver on his way home to his wife, and there ain't gonna be any stops unless radar catches him: It won't .. . 5 THE BEST OF 4 20 JACK GREENE'S 23 JERRY LEE LEWIS GREATEST HITS (Smash SRS 6/131) (Decca DL 75208) DEAN MICHAELS (Mercury 73105) Hey Joe (2:00) (Cannon Ball, ASCAP-Scott, Meehan) 6 THE FIGHTIN' SIDE OF ME 11 21 MY LOVE/DON'T KEEP 25 This is from the original soundtrack of the movie "Joe," and Merle Haggard (Capitol ST 451) ME HANGIN' ON should do as Sonny James & The Southern Gentlemen well if not better than the movie. Dean Michaels sounds a lot like Dave Van Ronk 7 LORETTA LYNN WRITES 'EM 8 (Capitol ST 478) which is quite an asset for him. It's an anti -war and drug song, but this time it's AND SINGS 'EM a refreshing one. Flip: (Same Credits) (Decca DL 75198) 22 HANK WILLIAMS, JR. 22 GREATEST HITS 8 YOU WOULDN'T KNOW 5 (MGM 5E 4656) LOVE Ray Price (Columbia CS 7918) 23 THE POOL SHARK 27 Dave Dudley (Mercury SR 61276) (Best Bets 9 THE WORLD OF 7 TAMMY WYNETTE 24 A REAL LIVE DOLLY 26 Dolly Parton (RCA LSP 4387) MARION WORTH (Decca 32717) KAREN KELLY (Capitol 2883) (Epic EGP 503) Just Leave It Alone (2:35) (Baron, Let Me Go, Lover (2:03) (Hill & 10 HELLO DARLIN' 25 LORD IS THAT ME 16 BMI-Eddy) Should stir up a little BMI-Carson) The original 12 Jack Greene (Decca DL/5188) Range, Conway Twitty (Decca DL 75209) action in different regional areas. Flip: (Same credits) version of this song is about twenty I NEVER PICKED 11 JUST PLAIN CHARLEY 6 26 COTTON 28 years old now, and first recorded by Roy Clark (Dot DLP 25980) Charley Pride (RCA LSP 4290) BOBBY LORD (Decca 32718) John Weber. It might pick up good 27 THE BEST OF EDDY 29 Wake Me Up Early In The Morning play in scattered areas. Flip: "Susie's 12 LOVE IS A SOMETIMES 13 (1:53) (Contention, SESAC-Harris) Toys" (2:13) (Central, BMI-Kelly) THING ARNOLD VOL. II (RCA LSP 4320) This could be a left -field hit for Bob- Bill Anderson (Decca DL 75206) by. It takes a couple of listens to get LUKE THE 13 ON STAGE-FEBRUARY 28 DRIFTER, JR. into it. Flip: "Violets Are Red" DON RICH & BUCKAROOS (Capi- 14 (MGM SE 4673) 1970 (3:11) (Contention, BMI-Harris) tol 2861) Up On Cripple Creek (2:24) (Can- Elvis Presley (RCA LSP 4362) 29 IT'S JUST A MATTER 20 SONNY THROCKMORTON (Hilltop non, ASCAP-Robertson) Don Rich 14 BABY, BABY 9 OF TIME 3026) Sonny James (Capitol ST 432) comes up with a fine version of The David Houston (Epic BN 26539) All I've Got Going (2:55) (Tuff, single. Could break out- A and Bands latest 15 PORTER WAYNE AND 15 GET BMI-Throckmorton) sad Flip: 30 WE'RE GONNA 21 touching ballad that could easily side country territory also. DOLLY REBECCA TOGETHER come from the outfield to top chart "Guitar Pickin' Man" (2:22) (Blue Porter Wagoner & Dolly Parton Buck Owens & Susan Raye (RCA LSP 4305) (Capitol ST 448) action. Flip: ('Same Credits) Book, BMI-Rich) 40 Cash Box-August 15, 1970 Y eP!S INCLUDic ONE NIGHT STAND 12833

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1 WONDER COULD I LIVE 33 A MAN'S KIND OF WOMAN DOWN HOME - The Nashville String Band - THERE ANYMORE Eddy Arnold (RCA 9848) 30 (Twin Forks, Ragmar BMI) RCA 4363 Charley Pride (RCA 9855) 1 - The Nashville String Band has done well (Hall-Clement - BMI) 34 SNOWBIRD before on previous leases and there's no rea- 2 JESUS, TAKE A HOLD Ann Murray (Capitol 2738) 38 BMI) son why they won't do as well with this latest Merle Haggard (2838) 2 (Beechwood - (Blue Book BMI) outing. Decker features fine arrangements of - 35 TILL I CAN'T TAKE IT "Just A Closer Walk With Thee," "Under The 3 KANSAS CITY SONG ANYMORE Double Eagle," "Wildwood Flower," "Mock- Buck Owens & The Buckaroos (Capitol 2783) 3 Dottie West & Don Gibson (RCA 9867) 36 ingbird Hill," "Maiden's Prayer," and "The (Blue Book - BMI) (Eden - BMI) Arkansas Traveler." Good production work by 4 SOMEDAY WE'LL BE TOGETHER 36 MARY GOES ROUND Chet Atkins and Bob Ferguson round out this Bill Anderson & Jan Howard (Decca 32689) 6 Bobby Helms (Certron 1002) 39 set that should appeal to MOR as well as (Jobete - BM)) (Jack - BMI) ON country fans. 5 DON'T KEEP ME HANGIN' 37 I NEVER ONCE STOPPED Sonny James (Capitol 2834) 8 LOVING YOU (Marlon BMI) - (RCA 24 Connie Smith 9832) BMI) 6 I NEVER PICKED COTTON (Stallion - Roy Clark (Dot 17349) 5 WILL BE ALRIGHT BMI) 38 EVERYTHING (Central Songs/Freeway - 47 THIS IS BARE COUNTRY - Bobby Bare - Claude Gray (Decca 32697) Mercury 61290 7 YOU WANNA GIVE ME A LIFT (Van)e, Twig - BMI) Country vet Bobby Bare is in fine form on Loretta Lynn (Decca 32693) 7 39 FINGERPRINTS (Sure -Fire BMI) this newest decker. His voice winds well around - Freddie Hart (Capitol 5834) 40 eleven new tracks. A sizeable number of them 8 TELL ME MY LYING EYES (Blue Book, Ching -Ring - BMI) are penned by Tom Hall who also wrote the ARE WRONG 40 BABY, I TRIED interesting liner notes. These include "Mrs. George Jones & Jones Boys (Musicor 1408) 11 Jim Ed Brown (RCA 9858) 53 (Monster ASCAP) Jones, Your Daughter Cried All Night," "Wo- (Blue Crest - BMI) - man, You Have Been A Friend To Me," and 9 FOR THE GOOD TIMES 41 HARD, HARD TRAVELING MAN 9 2848) 48 "I Took A Memory To Lunch." Other goodies Ray Price (Columbia 45178) Dick Curless (Capitol (Buckhorn - BMI) (Acuff-Rose-BMI) are "I'm Her Floss If I Never Win A Race," 's "Come Sundown," and 10 WHEN A MAN LOVES 42 THIS NIGHT (AIN'T FIT FOR John Denver's "Leaving On A Jet Plane." A WOMAN NOTHING BUT DRINKING) 73089) 54 Should be good action here. Billy Walker (MGM 14134) 12 Dave Dudley (Mercury (Forrest Hills - BMI) (Newkeys - BMI) 11 IF I EVER FALL IN LOVE 43 THERE MUST BE MORE TO (WITH A HONKY TONK GIRL) LOVE THAN THIS Faron Young (Mercury 73065) 4 Jerry Lee Lewis (Mercury) 73099) - STANDING ALONE - Eddy Arnold - RCA (Newkeys - BMI) (DeCapo, Varia, ChimneyviIle-BMI) 4390 12 MULE SKINNER BLUES 44 THE MAN YOU WANT ME TO BE Strong voiced Eddy Arnold turns yet an- Dolly Parton (RCA 9863) 13 Webb Pierce (Decca 32684) 45 other winning performance on this newest (Peer Intl - BMI) (Wandering Acre - SESAC) decker titled "Standing Alone." Such fine ma- SALUTE TO A SWITCHBLADE 45 ALL AMERICAN HUSBAND terial as "July, You're A Woman," "Each Tom T. Hall (Mercury 73078) 17 Peggy Sue (Decca 32698) 43 BMI) (Sure -Fire BMI) Road I Take (Leads Back To You)," "All That (Newkeys - - Keeps Ya' Going," "Seven Bridges Road," "My 14 HUMPHREY THE CAMEL 46 GEORGIA SUNSHINE Way Of Life," and Roger Wittaker's "New Jack Blanchard & Misty Morgan 15 Jerry Red (RCA 9870) 46 World In The Morning," all get the inimitable (Wayside 013) (Back Bay - BMI) (Vector - BMI) Arnold treatment. Singer's huge legion of fans 1) EVERYTHING A MAN 47 MARTY GRAY will find plenty of good listening on this set. EVER NEED Billie Jo Spear (Capitol 2844) 50 COULD Chestnut BMI) 18 (Jerry - Should be a charter in short order. Glen Campbell (Capitol 2843) ((feign - BMI) 48 NO LOVE AT ALL/I FOUND 16 DO IT TO SOMEONE YOU LOVE YOU JUST IN TIME Lynn Anderson (Columbia 45190) 57 Norro Wilson (Mercury 73077) 20 (Press, Rose Bridge, BMI/AI Galileo BMI) (Newkeys - BMI) - IT ON ROSEY RCA croa ONCE MORE-Porter Wagoner And Dolly 17 HE LOVES ME ALL THE WAY 49 BLAME Ray (United Artists 50689) 49 Parton-RCA 4388 Tammy Wynette (Epic 10612) 10 Sanders ( )\( I 11 )I:I BMI) \ (Algee BMI) (Wilderness - si, INA I)JI l'u;iu Here's the new album release by one of - country music's most famous duo, Porter 18 A PERFECT MOUNTAIN 50 LAND MARK TAVERN Penny DeHaven 28 a Don Gibson (Hickory 1571) 16 Del Reeves & Wagoner and Dolly Parton and it's power- Artist 50669) (Acuff -Rose - BMI) (United house item all the way. Decker features such (Passkey BMI) THE SHADOW - tracks as "Daddy Was an Old Time Preacher 19 REMOVING ON A JET PLANE Hank Williams, Jr. & Lois Johnson 19 51 LEAVIN' Man," "I Know You're Married But I Love You 51 (MGM 14136) The Kendal Is (Stop 373) Our Weakness Gets Too (Cherry Lane ASCAP) Still," "Before (Hank Williams, Jr. - BMI) - Strong," "A Good Understanding," and "Let's 20 THE WHOLE WORLD 52 HOW I GOT TO MEMPHIS Live For Tonight." They all get great vocal COMES TO ME Bobby Bare (Mercury 73097) 56 from the famed duo. Sure to be a (Newkeys BMI) stylings Jack Greene (Decca 32699) 25 - in no time. biggie (Contention - SESAC) 53 HURRY HOME TO ME 21 HEAVEN EVERYDAY Bobby Wright (Decca 32705) Mel Till Is-The Statesiders (MGM 14148) 27 (Forrest Hills-BMI) (Jack & Bill ASCAP) - 54 FIND OUT WHAT'S HAPPENING 22 HELLO DARLIN' Barbara Fairchild (Columbia 45173) 61 Conway Twitty (Decca 32661) 21 (Champion BMI) (Twitty Bird - BMI) - TIME 55 HEART OVER MIND 23 DADDY WAS AN OLD Mel Tillie (Kapp 2086) 52 PREACHER MAN (Cedarwood - BMI) Porter Wagoner & Dolly Parton 26 (RCA 9875) 56 I WANT YOU FREE (Owepar - BMI) Jean Shepard (Capitol 2847) 60 (Al Gallico - BMI) 24 DUTY NOT DESIRE Jeannie C. Riley (Plantation 59) 22 57 SUGAR IN THE FLOWERS Shelby Singleton - BMI) Anthony Armstrong Jones (Chart 5083) 59 (Sue-Mirl - ASCAP) 25 ALL FOR THE LOVE OF SUNSHINE 58 SHUTTERS & BOARDS Slim Whitman (United Artists 50697) 63 Hank Jr. (MGM 14152) 33 Williams, (Vogue BMI) (Hastings - BMI) - 26 HELLO MARY LOU 59 I'LL PAINT YOU A SONG Mac Davis (Columbia 45192) 62 Bobby Lewis (United Artists 50668) 14 (Ensign BMI) (January, Champion - BMI) - 27 BILOXI 60 VANISHING BREED Hank Snow (RCA 9856) 64 Price (RCA 9869) 37 Kenny (Forrest Hills BMI) (Window - BMI) - 28 SHE'S A LITTLE BIT COUNTRY 61 IT'S DAWNED ON ME YOU'RE George Hamilton IV (RCA 9829) 23 GONE (Wilderness - BMI) Dotti West (RCA 9872) - (Tree-BMI ) 29 ONE SONG AWAY 31 TEXAS ROAD "CHUCK" CLAYTON Tommy Cash (Epic 10630) 62 LONG LONG \ * (House of Cash - BMI) Roy Drusky (Mercury 73056) 55 sings 30 ONE NIGHT STAND 63 I KNEW YOU'D BE LEAVING Susan Raye (Capitol 2833) 32 Peggy Little (Dot 17353) 65 (Blue Book BMI) (Blue Lake, Split Rail BMI) DADDY'S FOOTSTEPS B/W THIS HOUSE IS NOT A HOME - - 31 WONDERS OF THE WINE 64 ANGELS DON'T LIE GOLD STANDARD 298 David Houston (Epic 10643) 42 Jim Reeves (RCA 9880) BMI) (Acclaim-BMI) For DJ copies contact Zeke Clements, (Algee - 32 HONKY TONK MAN 65 HEY BABY 728 16th Ave. So. 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Last week the Negram recording the Traffic single "Empty Pages," act Tee -Set was awarded a gold disc while a new Traffic album will be for sales of their release "Ma Belle rushed out within a weeks time. Free Amie," exceeding 100,000 copies in is currently riding high in the Dutch Canada. Hans van Eyck and Peter charts with "All Right Now." Tetteroo, the of almost all Tee -Set songs, expect to receive soon Phonogram reports good sales for a gold disc for sales of the same the first Atomic Rooster LP, a B & C record in the U.S.A. The award was recording released on the Fontana handed to the group by A. W. Rob- label. A single from the album, "Fri- ertson, of the Canadian Embassy. At day The Thirteenth" was simultane- this moment the Tee -Set gains a lot ously released. Following the succes of success with "Finally In Love of "Them Changes," Phonogram re- Again" and "If You Do Believe In leased a new album by The Buddy Love." 'A new Tee -Set song, recorded Miles Express, called "Electric in New York, will be released soon as Church" (Mercury). a new international hit. TEE PARTY-The Negram recording act Tee -Set was awarded a gold disc for sales of their release "Ma Belle Amie", which record became a million - On the Negram label the Dizzy Vogue Nederland N. V. got the dis- seller all over the world. The award was handed to the group by A. W. Rob- Man's Band climbing the Dutch tribution of the Pye catalogue since ertson of the Canadian Embassy. Shown (1. to r.) Hans I. Kellerman, Ne - charts in a hurry with their song July 1. On the same date Vogue's gram's managing director, Ferry Lever, Jeanne Griffiths of Colossus records, "Tickatoo." On the Warner label first local recording was released. Peter Tetteroo, Hans van Eyk, Bull Verwey, managing director of Radio their initial LP will be released soon, The group is called Flashback and Veronica, Franklin Madjid, Herman van Boeyen and Tee -Set manager Theo and "Tickatoo" is expected to enter the titles are "There He Comes" and Kuppens. the international charts as a big hit. "It's Your Own Life." Both songs On the same label another famous have been composed and written by group, The George Baker Selection, Cees Stolk, the organ player of the aru..AlMN will enter the international top ten in group. At the same time France, a week with the single "Midnight." Germany and Belgium also released Their releases "Little Green Bag" and the record. cis=.n, France "Dear Ann" were number one in their "Ze u times, "Midnight" sure will do the Creedence Clearwater Revival's same. latest album "Cosmo's Factory" was Luis Mariano, a top middle of the which she has been for years to join released by Bovema, close on the road name in France, died last week . the Sonopresse Organisation. The On Reprise three incredible singles heels of the U. S. release. Judging by Following his success with French record industry is witness- are released: Kenny Rogers and The continuing strong sales of this "Jesus Christ" Johnny Hallyday has ing, powerlessly, the efforts of Sono - First Edition will "Tell It All Broth- group's former albums, this one is recorded an LP partly written by presse, to get as many names as pos- er," a song even better than the fa- sure to collect gold in Holland. Philippe Labro, author of the con- sible into its organisation. Françoise mous "Ruby, Don't Take Your Love troversial single. Hallyday will read Hardy was first to join Sonopresse To Town," John S. Sebastian with a several poems over a Beethoven's followed by Pierre Perret and now marvellous track of his latest LP: Former CBS artist and Montreux . "lIn the Summertime," Dalida. Three top stars who have "What She Thinks About" and Neil Jazz Festival prize winner Chris backing Hinze has joined the Catfish label. quietly topping 300,000 copies sold in decided to leave the regular organ- Young with "Cinnamon Girl," to con- month. France is going isations to join this powerful dis- tinue the fame, made by "Oh Last week he presented his new just about a formation consisting of Henk Alke- really wild over this song . . tributor. Sonopresse, as a matter of Lonesome Me." At this moment it is Dalida took Japan by storm when fact, is one of the biggest French quite possible that Neil Young will ma on piano, Roger Cook on bass and Ican Krill on drums. she appeared recently in Osaka for a distributors. The industry fears that do some TV work in Holland. concert ... Sachs Distel also was in in time many stars might decide to Japan before going to Tahiti. Next leave their companies to join Sono - On the Elektra label Bread finally The Shirley Bassey Lennon/Mc- January he will appear in the States presse which guarantees a huge dis- also is doing well in Holland. Their Cartney single "Something" is expect- latest French releases include: tribution in all kinds of outlets and hit single "Make 'It With You" prob- ed to break into the Dutch charts very LP's by Françoise Hardy, Julien guarantees offered by Sonopresse to ably will enter our charts next week. shortly, following heavy airplay. Clerc, Serge Reggiani, Jeanne the artists are said to be more than On Elektra too The Incredible String Moreau, among the US releases: El- interesting . . . Michel Polnareff has Band made their best LP ever since, Frans van Rijswijk has joined Bo- vis Presley Grand Funk, Lorraine recorded his new single: "Je suis un named "I Looked Up." Sounds in- Ellison, Johnny Harris . . Latest homme/I'm a man." It is said to be vema's 3P Department as label man- his credible. The String Band is expected ager responsible for the exploitation news to shock the industry: Dalida an answer to some critics against to fly over to Holland on October of the Monument, Dunhill, Bell and has quit Barclay's records with "fémine-look." 1st. Some more new LP's of big IInvictus repertoire, reporting directly groups released by Negram within a to Joop Visser. Together with Hol- month: on Warner/Reprise Fleet- lands VPRO radio, Bovema is organ- France's Best Sellers wood Mac's Successor of the album be ising the first free concerts ever to 1 In The Summertime (Vogue) Mungo Jerry "Then Play On" will be "Kiln held in Amsterdam. First one House," and the Doors did some live 2 Sympathy (Philips) Rare Bird featured Michael Chapman, followed 3 Jesus Christ (Philips) Johnny Hallyday performance, which resulted in the by Brainbox and the American/Brit- LP "Absolutely Live" on Elektra. 4 L'Amerique (CBS) Joe Dassin ish group The World Band, all being 5 Pauvre Buddy River (Gilles Marchall) Disc'az While and The Mothers held in Amsterdam's famous Paradiso Of Invention were in England, they 6 Spirit In The Sky (Vogue) Norman Greenbaum club. After seven years hard pushing 7 Le Crabe (Hypopotam) Francoise Hardy recorded their latest single, entitled Of Confusion." Bovema's Continental "Charlena" and "Wine 0 Man," and 8 Back In The Sun (Pathé) Jupiter Sunset for The Temptations, Tamla Motown 9 Up Around The Bend (Musidisc) Creedence Clearwater Revival it will be released on the Warner/ European coordinator Pete Felleman Reprise labels. Also released is the 10 Instant Karma (Pathé) Plastic Ono Band has scored a hit for them with "Ball 11 Let It Be (Pathé) Beatles fabulous "Best Of Peter, Paul And Band still climbing the Mary-Ten Years Together." Uptight 12 Et Mourir De Plaisir (Philips) Michel Sardou charts, whilst the group is presently 13 C'est De L'eau C'est Du Vent (Philips) Claude Francois preparing their first album. 14 Balapapa (Phiips) Rika Zarai Phonogram released an ESP re- 15 Aria (Philips) Ekseption cording of Dutch jazz musician Famous Dutch singer D. C. Lewis 16 Laisse Moi T'aimer (CBS) Mike Brant Nedley Elstack, called "The Ma- who held for quite a long time the 17 El Condor Pasa (CBS) Simon & Garfunkel chine." The Album features ist position in the Dutch charts with 18 Va Mon Bateau (Pathé) Adamo of Miss Sofie van Leer. Four new the song "Mijn Gebed" (My Prayer), 19 Pardonne Moi Ce Caprice D'enfant (Barclay) Mireille Mathieu Island albums were rush released by will represent Holland on the Split 20 Julietta (Philips) Sheila Phonogram. Big sales are expected Songfestival in Yugoslavia, to be since Fotheringay, Quintessence and held in August, with the song "Mor- Free did some very successful con- gen 'Misschien" (Maybe Tomorrow) Holland's Best Sellers certs in Holland recently. One of by Harry & Loes Sacksioni who Holland's top groups, Cuby & The wrote the music and lyrics respective- This Last Blizzards, had a new album released, ly. At the end of August D. C. Lewis Week Week Blind To See" (Philips). called "Too will represent Holland on the Sopot 1 5 Back Home (Golden Earring/Polydor) (Dayglow/Hilversum) The LP features the group's recent songfestival in Poland. On that occa- 2 3 Lady d'Arbanville (Cat Stevens/Island) (Dayglow/Hilversum) hit "Thursday Night." Pre -sales were sion Mr. Lewis will sing his version 3 1 In The Summertime (Mungo Jerry/Dawn) (Ed. Veronica/Hil- impressive. of "De Wind Draagt Mijn versum) Gedachten" (The Wind Carries My 4 6 Try A Little Love (Oscar Harris & The Twinkle Stars/Omega) Last week English top group Free Thoughts) penned by Ekseption's (Bospel Music/Amsterdam & Dayglow/Hilversum) arrived in Holland. The group en- hitmaker Rick v.d. Linden and Len- 5 2 I Don't Believe In If Anymore (Roger Whittaker/Philips) joyed the atmosphere of Amsterdam naert Nijgh. James Lloyd who is in - 6 4 Never Marry A Railroad Man (Shocking Blue/Pink Elephant) teaming up charts holding a firm (Dayglow/Hilversum) for some days, before the Belgian (Anagon/Heemstede) with Traffic and Bronco. The three high position with "Keep On 7 7 Magical Mystery Morning (Cats/Imperial) Island groups did three concerts in 'Smiling," and who is right now also 8 8 Groovin' With Mr. Bloe (Mr. Bloe/D.J.M. Records) Amsterdam, Rotterdam and The in the Dutch and German hitparades, 9 - Tickatoo (Dizzy Man's Band/Negram) (Ed. Veronica/Hilver- Hague, promoted by Red Bullet Pro- will make a new single with the sum) ductions. Phonogram released the Basart original "Do It" by Astrid 10 9 Let Us Pray Together (Sandra & Andress/Philips) (Dayglow/ Free album "Fire And Water" and Nijgh. Hilversum) 44 Cash Box - August 8, 1970 bx INTERNA TIONAL MUSIC SECTION

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The pressing and distribution of Lib- agricultural purposes of profit is erty Records repertoire went back to unethical in view of the agricultural EMI with effect from July 27th after subsidies being paid to farmers by talks to renegotiate the deal between the state. The Hollywood festival in Liberty and Philips had failed. There Staffordshire has left several credi- was a further nine months to run on tors with egg on their faces and a the existing pact, but Liberty -UA Conservative Member of Parliament London chief Martin Davis invoked a is seeking legal measures to stop the fail-safe clause in the contract to end forthcoming Plumpton festival from the arrangement. Liberty thus re- taking place on behalf of objecting turns to the EMI fold, where the UA local residents. A free concert was label is already being handled, and staged in Hyde Park July 18th by the Liberty -UA sales force will now Blackhill Entertainments and attend- operate with both labels in the same ed by an estimated 50,000. It was rational neck of the woods. The marred by several ugly incidents, agreement with EMI does not include mostly caused by Hell's Angels, the the imported Blue Note jazz line or self appointed stewards, and a hot any tape or budget product. Davis dog stand overturned, giving first de- A BYRD IN THE IS WORTH TWO IN . The Byrds, one was one of the indie chiefs most con- gree burns to a girl who was taken of CBS Records' top recording groups, were guest of CBS-ARTONE during cerned by the horrendous hang-up to the nearby St. George's Hospital their recent appearance at the highly acclaimed Holland Pop Festival '70. that occurred at Phonodisk, the Phil- in company with ten other young- Pictured with The Byrds are CBS - ARTONE executives Leo Moolenijzer ips-Polydor distribution service, sters on bad trips. It seems debatable (left) and Frans van Schaik (right). when it began its Ilford operation whether the Greater London Council last Easter, but he has denied that will continue to grant permission for this hiatus motivated the move of these mass pop happenings in Hyde Stig Anderson's 10th Anniversary Liberty back to EMI. Philips - Park in view of these incidents and Phonodisk supremo Stephen Gottlieb the underlying current of violence at LONDON - Stig Anderson of American and European catalogs. In confirmed that talks had started to this last concert, plus the growing Sweden Music AB is celebrating his 1965, he began his own 10th anniversary in the Scandinavian Polar Music AB in partnership with renegotiate the Liberty -Philips deal hostility throughout the areas select- Bernhag which established but ended because the parties could ed as venues for such events. publishing and record field. He began Bengt not reach a mutually satisfactory Morton was elected general his publishing activities in 1960 after many local artistes, and also has John having a hit as a songwriter with publishing and record interests in financial arrangement. Davis fixed secretary of the Musicians Union in In And- the pact with EMI in discussions with succession to Hardie Ratcliffe, who "Klas-Goran," and also opened up Denmark and Norway. 1969, the Scandinavian outlet on Bens Mu- erso 1 was awarded a Swedish "Gram- EMI Records managing director Phil- retires next spring. Morton will local lyr'c-writer. ip Brodie and sales and marketing resign his post as senior lecturer in sic in Brussels, as well as acquiring my" for the best chief Cliff Busby in which he was industrial relations and administra- joined by Liberty -UA legal and ac- tion at Solihull Technical College at counting vp Sy Zucker. the end of the year and will have a Great Britain's Top Best Sellers Recent activity at United Artists major task on his hands when com- Music publishing companies indicates mercial radio is officially introduced This Last Weeks a surge of important releases be- here. He has already stipulated that On Chart now On must use a fair Week Week tween and the autumn. the commercial stations 1 1 Mountain in addition to 6 *All Right Now - Free - Island - Blue film music front singles and albums share of live music 2 2 8 *In The Summertime Mungo Jerry Dawn Maxi Our include the soundtrack of "Ned Kel- records in their programming, and a - - - obviously lies Music ly" which features a track by Mick lot of hard bargaining 3 4 3 *Lola Kinks Pye Davray/Carlin Jagger, all other music composed by ahead on needle time allocation. A - - - 4 3 5 Up Around The Bend Creedence Clearwater Revival - Shel Silverstein. Later in the year July 1st increase of 33% in recording Liberty Burlington - in the dance band - two major United Artists films are fees for musicians 5 9 7 It's All In The Game Four Tops Tamla Motown "The Private Life of Sherlock Hol- and light orchestra categories means - - - £3 Warner Bros. mes" with score by Miklos Rosza and that the session rate has risen by 6 14 2 The Wonder Of You Elvis Presley RCA Leeds "The Music Lovers" based on the life to £12. - - - 7 10 4 *Something - Shirley Bassey - United States - Harrisongs of Tchaikovsky with Andre Previn EMI group managing director 8 12 3 *Lady D'Arbanville Cat Stevens Island Freshwater London Symphony Read denied Israeli allegations - - - conducting the John 9 - 1 Love Of The Common People - Nicky Thomas - Trojan Orchestra. Other future productions that the company had bowed to pres- - London Tree are "The Landlords" music by Al sure from Arab countries in ending 10 8 9 Cottonfields Beach Boys Capitol Kensington in Is- - - - Kooper; "Cotton Comes to Harlem" its disk pressing arrangement 11 6 6 *Goodbye Sam Hello Samantha - Cliff Richard - Columbia score by Galt McDermot and "Good- rael with the Palestine Orient compa- - Intune bye Mr. Tibbs" music by Quincy ny. The move resulted in a ban being 12 5 9 With Mr. Bloe Mr. Bloe DJM Dick James Indus- Groovin' - - - Jones and Dave Grusin. Noel Rogers imposed by Israeli Commerce 13 1 *Neanderthal Man Hot Legs - Fontana - Kennedy is excited about the current success try officials on the import of all EMI - Street - of Shirley Bassey's version of records. Read explained the termina- 14 11 8 *Sally Gerry Monroe Chapter One Keith Prowse Orient - - - "Something" and forecasts her Sep- tion of the deal with Palestine 15 18 2 I'll Say Forever My Love - Jimmy Ruffin - Tamla Mo- tember album will reveal a new inter- was in purely commercial grounds Mellin with town - pretation of contemporary, standard because EMI was not satisfied 16 13 5 *Down The Dustpipe - Status Quo - Pye - Valley and original material. Of "Oh Calcut- merchandising arrangements. 17 15 8 *The Green Manalishi Fleetwood Mac - Reprise - ta," Rogers is of the opinion that it It's just one year ago since Chris Fleetwood - jockey could be the most exciting musical Denning vacated his disk 18 1 Love Like A Man - Ten Years After - Deram - Chris - review to arrive in London for many chair to become director of promo- - a -Lee Since that years. tion for Decca Records. 19 - 1 Big Yellow Taxi - Joni Mitchell - Reprise - Essex The days of open-air pop festivals time he has notched up considerable 20 16 10 Honey Come Back - Glen Campbell - Capitol - Jobette/ seem to be numbered, judging by re- success for the company establishing Carlin cent events. The upcoming event in new British groups in the interna- *Local Copyrights the Isle of Wight is encountering tional market. Names like White difficulties in finalising a site which Plains "My Baby Loves Lovin'" and may culminate in a legal injunction The Arrival "I Will Survive" as well Top Ten LP's to stop the fest taking place at all. as "Reflections of my Life" by the Great Britain's At a recent public meeting in Fresh- Marmalade, making their debut on to discuss the event Brigadier Decca after leaving CBS; Moody 1 Bridge Over Troubled Water - Simon & Garfunkel - CBS water 2 Be The Beatles Apple C. G. Phipps, a county councillor, Blues "Question;" Brotherhood of Let It - - was howled down by a contingent of Man "United We Stand"; Ten Years 3 Self Portrait - Bob Dylan - CBS hippies as he tried to chair the meet- After and Frijid Pink. Chart success 4 Fire And Water - Free - Island 5 Bumpers Island ing and ended up wrestling for the was also achieved for American pro- - Various Artists - Links "Tracy" (MCA) and 6 McCartney Paul McCartney Apple microphone with festival producer duct Cuff - Rock Purple- of Fiery Creations. Island Tony Joe White "Groupy Girl" 7 Deep Purple In - Deep - Harvest Rikki Farr 8 Artists Stateside authorities have threatened an in- (Monument). A great enthusiast Easy Rider - Various - is not reached looks to the future audio 9 Live At Leeds - The Who - Track junction if agreement 'Denning 10 Led Zeppelin II Led Zeppelin Atlantic with Fiery Creations on festival ar- visual entertainment media with - - rangements. Meanwhile a storm of much excitement. protest has arisen about the recent Quickies: Disk jockey Kenny Ever- gave two-week promo boost to Pink Floyd, Soft Machine, Joan Baez blues festival which took place at ett fired by BBC on account of broad- French and French based artistes on and new groups Derek and the Domi- Shepton Mallet, Somerset, on the cast remarks about the wife of a Gov- the Vogue and Marble Arch labels noes and Emerson, Legg & Palmer . . Agricultural Society's ernment Minister and printed criti- including Petula Clark, Jean Francois "In The Summertime" still topping Bath and West Music for showground. The National Farmers cisms of Radio 1 . Decca demon- Michel, Francoise Hardy, Sidney Best Selling Sheet Lists Union is complaining to the Home strated the video disk its engineers Bechet, and Aimable ... Hit writers Our Music ... Songwriting trio Chris Secretary about damage done to the have evolved with their Telefunken Ken Howard and Alan Blaikley de- Arnold, David Martin and Geoff Mor- ground and the amount of garbage counterparts at the National Audio lighted with the success of "I've Lost row who as Butterscotch hit recently left behind, and also because a farm- Visual Exhibition in London .. . Nor- You" and "The Next Step Is Love" with "Don't You Know" have new er whose property is adjacent lost man Divall named EMI Records press double A sided Elvis Presley release RCA single "Surprise, Surprise" pub- to Colin Hunna- on RCA now hurtling up American five hundred fencing posts and seven officer in succession lished by Sunbury Music . Hit . Creed Top 100. . A popanalia (open air gates. The NFU is also considering ble Philips has captured songwriter Barry Mason makes bid Taylor's CTI catalog for the UK . pop concert) to take place near Anti- action against members who lease .. charts with own composition their land for pop festivals, on ac- Argo entering pop market with sin- bes August 5th organized by Byg for the count of such hiring out for non- gle by trio called Honeydew ... of France. Names include "High Time" on MCA.

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CBS Talent Roster Highlights Film Music Upsurge In Japan; King Sales Convention In Freeport Offers `Definitive' 7 -LP Package FREEPORT, BAHAMAS-The pre- a new recording of Debussy's "Pel- HOLLYWOOD - Japan is the most 100,000 figure in Japan. Louis sentation of local foreign recordings leas," conducted by Pierre. Boulez, rapidly growing record market in the Armstrong's single of "We Have All formed one of the high points of CBS was introduced. Other new Boulez world. 'It should soon be second to the Time in the World," from "Her International's Freeport, Bahamas LP's as well as one by pianist the U. S., topping even Great Bri- Majesty's Secret Service" went well meetings last week. CBS subsidiaries Charles Rosen were highlighted. tain's burgeoning sales. This, ac- over 50,000. from various parts of the world show- Japan cording to Ron Eyre, deputy director 7 LP's, 84 Songs International divi- cased samples of their newest pop CBS SONY of Japan conducted of Liberty-U.A.'s This week, King Records, U.A.'s and classical product for other CBS sion and Patrick Boyle, L. A. office Orient, will be releas- viewers on a two-year retrospective, for the labels, licensee in the International Convention delegates as recapping the building of a roster of International manager ing what Eyre terms is the "defini- well as for Columbia Records person- can be directly attributed to that na- collection of film themes, It will local popular and classical artists for and tremendous tive" nel. that, today, numbers more than 30. tion's fascination certainly be the most ambitious al- The A&R presentations came at the interest in the western way of life. bum set in the history of soundtrack end of two days of general business Canada "Baseball was probably the first and film music, including 84 songs on meetings. These were attended by 54 Columbia Records of Canada pre- indication of that interest," says seven LP's, handsomely packaged CBS International representatives viewed new material which indicated Eyre. But our western flicks started with a 100 page four-color hard cov- from the New York headquarters, that music from that country will to catch on in the 50's. It now encom- er book -brochure. Set, titled "Gala and from overseas operational offices continue to have a strong influence passes a variety of western cultures. Collection of Screen Music," includes and local subsidiaries. on the U. S. charts. Among the ar- And particularly classical, jazz and three U. A. LP's featuring the music Latin America tists presented were Alan J. Ryan, motion picture music." of Leroy Holmes, two Seven Seas From Latin America, both CBS Ar- the Perth Country Conspiracy, and and two London disks. A similar Mashmakhan. "Japan probably does more with a is gentina and CBS Mexico served up movie soundtrack album than any package of five additional LP's samples of the latest kinds of music Rebroff Appears country outside the U. S., occasional- currently in preparation. Eyre says happening to the south of the U. S. ly outstripping the states," says there are no plans to release the Argentina presented records by the CBS International also invited ev- same product in the U. S., since dup- eryone attending the Columbia Rec- Boyle. He points to "Battle of Bri- be financially artists who currently are on the local ords national sales convention to tain" as an example. The soundtrack lication here would charts: Sandro, Leonardo Favio, meet Ivan Rebroff at a poolside cock- LP outsold both Britain and the U. prohibitive. Piero, Los Naufragos, and Fedra y Sat. S. "Man and a Woman" topped the The project was undertaken as a Maximiliano. At the same time, they tail reception last result of what Eyre terms Japan's introduced two new young talents: "total involvement" in film songs. the Cuarteto Zupay and Estela Ra- sets like U. A.'s film val. Mexico utilized film, slides and themes to the James Bond features tapes to introduce the music of Eurovision Contest Revisions average between 25-30 thousand Vicente Fernandes, Sonora San- units. "There is a much closer liason tanera, Las Ventanas, Mario y su De- between film distribs and record firms safinado 4, and Los Piccolinos. Aim At Reviving Fest Interest in Japan than here," says Eyre, "ad- CBS France ding to the escalation of film album LONDON Major changes will be that age level, but none will be per- sales." A number of European subsidiaries - project made in the organization of next mitted under 18 or over 60. Each Sells, Too demonstrated that their A&R staffs year's to be juror will have five votes and will Jazz have, in a relatively short time, es- held April 3rd at the Gaiety Theater, award each song in points out of five Boyle adds that U. A. -Liberty -Blue tablished a number of strong artists Dublin. and for the first time in the contest's Note jazz acts such as Jimmy Smith and, at the same time, developed new Staging the event at an estimated history, the juries will attend the and Ornette Coleman are enormous talent. CBS France showcased French cost of £10,000 will be Radio Telefis event instead of voting by radio tele- record names in Japan. language recordings by Marie Eireann, and the different set-up is phone. Their travelling expenses will Laforet, Les Irresistibles, Michel Fu - being introduced to overcome the be paid by the countries they rep- gain, Les Albatros, Jean-Jacques De- controversies and disagreements of resent but this will be the only pay- bout, Danyel Gerard, Annie Cordy, past Eurovision tournys which have ment they will receive. and Charles Trenet; and instrumen- caused several countries to drop out tals by ,Caravelli and Manitas de Pla- and also revive a waning public in- Public Exposure ta. The international quality of CBS terest in the event. The 1971 juries The public will be able to hear all France's product was emphasized by will consist of two members only the contesting songs before the actu- the recordings of Joe Dassin (in from each country instead of the ten al vocal joust takes place by means French, German, Italian and En- used hitherto. One juror must be un- of telerecordings made by the partici- glish), Pilar Thomas (in French and der 25 years old, and the other above pants. Spanish), Zizi Jeanmaire (in Spanish and German), Les Compagnons de la Chanson (in French, Japanese and German) and Titanic (in English). Boyle & Eyre The French company also introduced Nimbus 9/RCA Productions Increase a new recording of choir music by the Spandauer Kantorei of . TORONTO - Nimbus 9 and RCA "Sing To My Lover" written by have been working so closely togeth- group member Tim Eaton and their Brit. At MIDEM: Germany er it's only natural they are being manager Vern Craig. Misener is a CBS Germany emphasized the clas- regarded as a team of one. producer for RCA's Sun -Bar Produc- Bd Of Trade Sets sics with exerpts from Ivan Rebroff's Jack Richardson, one of the princi- tions. latest recordings, highlighted by a Lower Subsidy ples of Nimbus 9 and producer of the LONDON film of Rebroff doing "The Death of Guess Who, has been cranking out - The Board of Trade Boris Goudonov." Germany also productions under both labels. His Garretsen To Head subsidy for British partipants in the showed its classical strength with anchor group, The Guess Who from 1971 MIDEM meet has been reduced new product by the celebrated Ger- Polydor Of Canada by approximately 150. The primary Winnipeg, are now making the big reason man tenor, Rene Kollo, as well as a chart noise with their recent release, THE HAGUE - Evert Garretsen, is that the Board has to sup- new LP by pianist, Nelson Freire. managing director of Polydor Neder- port other industries in a similar "Hand Me Down World." On the do- fashion and the £50,000 it on Pert songstress, , exem- mestic front RCA has just released a land N. V., has been appointed to spent plified German pop sounds of today. managing director of Polydor Cana- the 1970 MIDEM was the second couple of Bill Misener productions highest total it has ever invested Italy & Holland that could shake the recording scene. da starting 'Sept. 1. Rob Oeges, formerly managing director of Ne - in a trade fair. Smaller companies From Italy, a 16mm. film featuring The disk having the most potential prepared to share office accommoda- would appear to be ".I Don't Believe" gram -Delta and working for Polydor leading top -sellers such as Massimo since June 1969, will become the new tion in pairs will still be able to Ranieri, Renato dei Profeti, and 'I by Vancouver's Canada. The plug side was written by group organist managing director for Polydor Ned- attend without cash outlay. The Cameleonti was shown. Also high- erland on the same day. In Holland, equivalent of two entire floors of the lighted on film were new iItalian ar- Clyde Harvey. Formerly Fox, this Palais group have found an eager following Polydor handles Atlantic, MGM, des Festivals at Cannes has tist Gianni Nazzaro, Orlando & Pis - Chess, Kama Sutra and Verve. already been booked by disk and pub- tocchi, and Nieman, a sensational throughout Upper Canada and are lishing companies from all over the young singer from Poland, now liv- currently on a tour of the Western world including 35 British firms. ing in Italy. Provinces. The disc has already been From Holland, CBS-Artone pre- picked up by radio stations in the sented new LP's by jazz pianist areas in which they are known. Philips Reps CTI Louis Van Dyke and vocalist Chris Also a big plus for Misener is his Hinze. production of "In The Rain" by In England Eire Tranquillity Base, a strong follow-up NEW YORK - CTI Records has England to their "If You're Lookin"' deck. An signed an exclusive rep deal with CBS England unveiled new rec- interesting switch was the RCA To- Ltd. for distribution ordings by some of their top -selling ronto studios' recording session by in the United Kingdom and Eire. Dis- acts including Christie, whose first Montreal's French Revolution. Out of tribution will be under the CTI logo. single, "Yellow River," made number this has come "The Dawn Of The Deal was set by John Nathan of one in Great Britain; the Tremeloes; Revolution" with the Overseas Music Services for CTI and and Georgie Fame. A sampling of and arrangements by Misener. Otta- Fred Marks for Philips. Attorney for new British contemporary talent was wa's Marshmallow Group have also CPI, owned by Creed Taylor, is Mor- also presented. On the classical side, come up with a Misner production in Garretsen timer S. Edelstein. Cash Box - August 8, 1970 47 ...... cashsox Germany

The last four weeks have shown known if it will also happen in the that open-air concerts and beat fes- next year. With other six titles of tivals are rather demanded in Germa- this festival a turnover of 180,000 ny but for the organizers they are no copies was reached . . . Max Colpet, commercial success. The reasons are one of the most prominent German that the entrance -fee is too high, be- writers and musical authors, celebrat- cause the foreign bans (from Eng- ed his 65th birthday. He wrote for land and from the USA) require to (among others) the much advance payment and, further- text to Burt Bacharach's music of more, a German organizer is not able "Sag mir, wo die Blumen sind" to pay more than 25,000 English After 350,000 sold ones of his hit "Oh pounds for acts. The only consistency Lady Mary," Peter Alexander record- is that the English and American ed on Ariola his next single "Das beat -groups conform to the German Wunder bist Du" (The Wonder Of market situation, otherwise they and You), produced by Kurt Feltz, Col- their managers couldn't earn money ogne . . . The hit -matador Freddy here. For example the Rolling Stones Quinn could enter a few days after will not give in September and Octo- the release of his latest single "Die ber open -air -concerts, but they will Barke Einsamkeit" in nearly all Ger- play in concert -halls ... Here comes man hit parades. Radio Luxemburg a view on the results of the hitpar- noted Freddy at once in sixth place. . now with Elec- ades of radio Luxemburg's German Andy Fisher, until GOLDEN BOY-Heintje, on Ariola in Germany, is on Polydor in nearly all program: number one of the foreign trola, signed a long termed contract other countries of the world. Photo shows Heintje after the presentation of a hits: Mungo Jerry with "In The Sum- by Ariola . Barry Mason and his golden Polydor-disk for his first English single "I'm Your Little Boy." This mertime" (Deutsche Vogue); number girl friend Sylvan Whittingham were golden disk was handed over from Polydor, Australia. one of the German hits: Chris Rob- in Hamburg to record their single erts with "Ein Maedchen nach Maß" "When You Do What You'Re Doing" TV show . (Polydor) ; result by the LP's: number (MCA) for a German .i1:::. !/:i. one Simon & Garfunkel with "Bridge The Mungo Jerry record "In The urnn Over Troubled Water" (CBS) Summertime" (Deutsche Vogue) put German summer record The German hit singer Roy Black live into the .....,, business. On an open air festival in MUM Snain record. On September ...... reached a new I III// 26 he will be awarded during a mam- Aachen about 22,000 fans wouldn't moth show in the Dortmunder West- let the band go from the stage. In falenhalle as most popular artist of July the first Mungo Jerry LP will be the German program of radio Lux- published here . Singer and Wom- "Tus Manos" (Your Hands) has "imported" Aretha Franklin, who is emburg for the third time with the an singer from 40 countries came to won this time the annual Benidorm appearing in many magazine covers "Goldenen Loewen" (Golden Lion). Greece to the third international Festival. It was penned and per- and striking many headlines. Los Also by the radio station Euro- song festival. Alf Gardner sung for formed by a new duo called Joe - Pekenikes (Hispavox), the veteran pawelle Saar he is the most popular Germany the title "Ich glaube daran" Luis, who appeared for the first time and best instrumental group in . re- singer and will get therefore in au- with big success . The record firm in public. They record for "Acción," Spain, has announced they are tumn as special prize the "Goldene Ariola-Eurodisc GmbH, , ex- the label owned by S.E.R. (the most cording again very soon, though they international con- important commercial radio network had formerly "retired." The Spanish Europa" . . The best German singer pands their fes- nections. After an agreement with in Spain) and distributed by Zafiro. artistic team of , Jaime of the European young talent Morey, Dova, and Dyango tival in Knokke Belgien was this the Herb Alpert firm, A & M Rec- There are hopes that they might Cristina ords, a long termed contract was eventually fill the gap left by Juan won at Knocke (Belgium) the Euro- time Johnny Tame. The Germans cer- United King- tainly were placed last, but this inter- concluded with the English firm Pye/ and Junior when they became solo pean final against the 1 success- dom. They were defeated afterwards esting festival was nevertheless a Records Ltd . From August on, singers and broke the most Ariola has taken over the distribu- ful duo in Spain. The tune was dou- by the American team, who was the complete success for Johnny Tame, bled by Donna Hightower, a very absolute winner of the contest. "Peo- he got many offers from European tion of Pye records in Germany. (For Austria the Pve distribution is since good American jazz performer who ple Talking Around," by Los Bravos TV stations . The Prom -Musik in has 1967 by Ariola). The start of this seems to have settled for good in (Columbia), which got the first prize Munich - chief is Ahi Ofarim - is very Spain and is developing a growing at the "Barharela de Conjuntos 70" moved to: 8 Munich 2, Muenzstraße German -English co-operation promising. Pye is represented at addiction to Spanish Song Festivals. Festival, will be released simultane- 7/III. . . . The conqueror titles of The artistic level of the songs pre- the German hit competition, which present with four singles in the top ously in ten European countries. Ba- 20 of the English charts: Mungo Jer- sented was very low indeed, and the has every single Sum- took place in Mainz on June 4 shown by the public through silio (Novola) ry with "In The Summertime" (seven coldness mer day covered with contracts for reached after four weeks the follow- Kinks with the Festival was so quite justified. ing record turnovers: 1. "Das schoene weeks number 1); The personal appearances, and Maria Do- "Lola" (number 4); Status Quo with The picture is brighter in what re- Maedchen von Seite 1" by Howard gards guest stars, as the organiza- lores Pradera (Zafiro) announces she copies; "Down The Dustpipe" (number 14) ; Carpendale (Electrola) 186,743 "Sad Old tion spent a lot of money and even is leaving for next fall. 2. "Ich mach' ein Interview" by and Picketty Witch with 82.089 Kinda Movie" (number 18). Further- Graham Bonney (Electrola) as the orches- copies; 3. "Antonella" by Ray Miller more. Pye has artists copies; 4. "Alle tra Victor Sylvester, Helen Shapiro, Spain's Best Sellers (Electrola) 78,027 The Foundations, Val Doonican and Blumen wollen bluehen" by Renate Included in 52, 540 copies; 5. Joe Dolan under contract. Kern (Polydor) this contract is the low price -series This Last "Wo Liebe ist . . ." by Bata Illic Do- (Polydor) 46,987 copies. These are "Marble Arch" with interpretors Week Week unexpected pleasing turnover rates novan, Chris Andrews, Sandie Shaw, 1 1 Un Rayo De Sol - Los Diablos - Odeón Kenny Ball and his Jazzmen, Mr. 2 2 Cecilia - Simon & Garfunkel - CBS for the more or less moderate titles Water Simon & Garfunkel CBS hit competi- Acker Bilk and Little Rich- 3 3 Bridge Over Troubled - - of this year's German 4 6 Un Gorrión Juan Manuel Serrat Novola tion, from which it is until now un- ard. Como - - 5 4 Jingo - Santana - CBS 6 13 Aleluya Del Silencio - Raphael - Hispavox 7 10 Adiós, Linda Candy - Jean -Francois Michel - Odeón 8 16 Let It Be - The Beatles - Odeón 9 5 I.O. I.O. - The Bee -Gees - Fonogram 10 9 Señor Doctor - Los Payos - Hispavox 11 7 Corpiño Xeitoso - Andrés do Barro - RCA German's Best Sellers 12 11 Carmina - Victor Manuel - Fonogram 13 8 Spirit In The Sky - Norman Greenbaum - Hispavox 14 - Cuando Me Acaricias - Mari Trini - Hispavox 15 - A -chi -li -pu - Dolores Vargas - Belter This Last 16 - Leonor - Juan Pardo - Novola Week Week 17 12 Todo Tiene Su Fin - Módulos - Hispavox 1 1 El Condor Pasa Simon & Garfunkel CBS Budde 18 14 La Nave Del Olvido Henry Stephen - - - - Five 2 *4 Yellow River - Christie - CBS - Melodie der Welt 19 15 A.B.C. - The Jackson 20 19 Tras De Ti Fórmula V 3 3 Up Around The Bend - Creedence Clearwater Revival - Bella- - phon - Burlington/Arends Top LP's 4 2 Cecilia - Simon & Garfunkel - CBS - Altus/Global This Last 5 *8 Ein Maedchen Nach Maß Chris Roberts Polydor Barl- Week Week - - - CBS ton/Gerig 1 1 Bridge Over Troubled Water - Simon & Garfunkel - 2 2 Llena Tu Cabeza De Rock Various Performers CBS 6 7 American Woman - The Guess Who - RCA Victor - Slezak - - 3 4 Serrat-4 - Joan Manuel Serrat - Edigsa 7 *6 Du Peter Maffay Telefunken E.R.P. - - - 4 - Victor Manuel - Victor Manuel - Fonogram Von Seite 1 Howard Carpendale 8 *9 Das Schoene Maedchen - - 5 3 Let It Be - The Beatles - Odeón Intro/Toledo 6 5 Lovely Linda - Paul McCartney - Odeón 9 5 Spirit In The Sky - Norman Greenbaum - Reprise - Great 7 7 I'm A Man - Chicago - CBS & Friends Honesty Music 8 10 Delaney & Bonnie & Friends - Delaney & Bonnie 10 Questions The Moody Blues - Threshold - Essex/Gerig Movieplay - - 9 Agua Viva - Agua Viva - Acción -Zafiro *Original German Copyright 10 Sandro - Sandro - CBS 48 Cash Box - August 8, 1970 Japan's Best Sellers íiï /It Argentina This Last "Me V,,, Week Week 1 2 Mr. Monday Original Cast (Bell) Sub -Pub/ 2 6 En Condor Pasa Simon & Garfunkel (CBS/Sony) Sub -Pub/ Local beat and instrumental Edami Publishers send word about 3 1 Le Passager De La Pluie Francis Lai (Columbia) Sub -Pub/ group, Sound and Company is start- the strong results of Mexican tune 4 8 Che Voule Questa Musica Stasera Peppino Gagliarde (Seven ing this week a tour that will cover "El Triste," which won the third Seas) Sub -Pub/ several Latin American countries and prize at the recent Song Festival 5 4 Love Grows Edison Lighthouse (CBS/Sony) Sub-Pub/A. Schroe- the States. Among the stops in the held in Mexico, and has been already der trip are Peru, Panama, Mexico, Ven- cut in Argentina by Elio Roca for 6 5 Venus Shocking Blue (Polydor) Sub-Pub/Aberback Tokyo ezuela, Santo Domingo, Puerto Rico, Polydor. The song was penned by 7 3 Maltese Melody Herb Alpert & Tijuana Brass (A&M) Sub -Pub/ Nicaragua and Miami, where they Roberto Cantoral, and several other Shinko will record several tapes for TV; the local waxings have been already ar- 8 11 Let It Be Beatles (Apple) Sub-Pub/Toshiba group has recently finished a new ranged. 9 12 Concerto Tour Une Une Voix Saint Priux (A.Z) Sub -Pub/ LP. Another group, also recording CBS has released the first LP by 10 9 Oh Darling The Beatles (Apple) Sub-Pub/Toshiba for Music Hall, Trocha Angosta, has chantress Amelita Baltar, with tango 11 18 Tracy The Cuff Links (MCA) Sub -Pub/ been inked for appearances in Lima, maestro and arranger Astor Piazzol- 12 17 Dusoleil Plein Les Yeux Francis Lai (Seven Seas) Sub -Pub/ Peru, and are also leaving in a few la backing her with orchestra; there 13 7 Bridge Over Troubled Water Simon & Garfunkel (CBS/Sony) days, while melodic chanter Roberto is also an LP by The Winstons, un- Sub -Pub/ Panes has established contacts for der the Epic label, another volume of 14 16 Up Around The Bend Creedence Clearwater Revival (Liberty) the simultaneous release of his re- the well known Festival de Exitos Sub-Pub/Horusutas cordings in Puerto Rico, Colombia series, and an LP tagged "Under- 15 25 Cecilia Simon & Garfunkel (CBS/Sony) Sub-Pub/Charing Cross and the Dominican Republic. ground '70," with contemporary 16 14 American Woman Guess Who (RCA) Sub-Pub/Shinko RCA reports the strong success of rock. There are strong sales hopes 17 23 I,0 I.O The Bee Gees (Grammophon) Sub-Pub/Aberback its new pop -beat Selection LP, regarding Baltar who sold strongly 18 28 A.B.C. Jackson 5 (Motown) Sub-Pub/Taiyo "Shock de Exitos," which obtained with the single "Balada Para un 19 15 House Of The Rising Sun Frijid Pink (Deram) Sub-Pub/Shinko impressive advance orders and is Loco" short time ago. 20 26 Long And Lonesome Shocking Blue (Polydor) Sub-Pub/Aberback currently topping the charts. The has reiaased "Nunca Tokyo record is backed by promotion via Mas," a new single by French chan- the succesful TV program "Sotano ter Charles Aznavour, another single Local Singles Beat," aired every Friday evening by by Spanish star , "Mi Amigo," This Last recorded Week Channel 13, in Buenos Aires, and originally by Vergara of Week other stations in the interior of the that country, a single by new grou 1 1 Keiko No Yume Wa Yoru Hiraku Keiko Fuji (RCA Victor) country. San Francisco, another one by trio Publisher/ Leo Bentivoglio of Phonogram in- Los Nocturnos, and a single by folk 2 2 Keiken Mari Henmi (Columbia) Pub/Watanabe fos about the successful appearances pianist Alberto Castelar. 3 4 Hatoba Onna No Blues Shinichi Mori (Victor) Pub/Watanabe of Odeon has obtained a strong hit 4 8 Kibou Classical music group Cuarteto Youko Kishi (King) Pub/All Staff Amadeus, and solo pianist Martha with the McCartney LP, released a 5 3 Kyo De Owakare Youichi Sugawara (Polydor) Pub/J&K Argerich, both of whom record for couple of weeks ago, and appearing 6 5 Yottsu No Onegai Naomi Chiaki (Columbia) Pub/ the labels distributed by Phonogram. already in the charts as a sure win- 7 6 Jiyuu No Megami Jun Mayuzumi (Capitol) Pub/Toshiba For August, there are visits by pian- ner. The new LP by The Beatles, 8 12 Ai Wa Kizutsuki Yasuku Hide & Rossanna (Columbia) Pub/Fuji ist Claudio Arrau and the Trieste "Let It Be," is already under way, 9 7 Ai No Tabiji O Hiroshi Uchiyamada & Cool Five (RCA Victor) Pub/Watanabe Trio already scheduled; Phonogram and is expected to be a hard seller. is also planning the release of a new The original booklet, with the story 10 - Uwasa No Onna Hiroshi Uchiyamada & Cool Five (RCA Victor) Pub/Watanabe series of Fontana budget-priced and photos of the group has been LP's, to reach the increasing middle - imported to assure the best results for the release. Top LP's income Classical fans market. This Last Week Week 1 1 Shinju Ku No Onna/Enka No Hoshi Keiko No Subete (RCA) Argentina's Best Sellers 2 3 Bridge Over Troubled Water Simon & Garfunkel (CBS) 3 - Onna No Blues/Enka No Hoshi Fuji Keiko (RCA) This Last 4 3 Let It Be Beatles (Apple) Week Week 5 4 Moriyama Ryouko Golden Album (Phonogram) 1 1 'La Cumparsita Alain Debray (RCA) 2 2 Como Has Hecho (Relay) Domenico Modugno (RCA) 3 3 'Se Te Nota (Ansa) Sandro (CBS) 4 17 En El Verano Idle Race (EMI) 5 4 Doblando La Curva (Up Around The Bend) Creedence Clear- II an, water Revival (Liberty -EMI) 6 5 Cae La Lluvia Sobre Mi Cabeza (Melograf) B. J. Thomas (Trova); Soundtrack (EMI); Johnny Mathis (CBS); Carlos casks= Japan Bisso, Sam Shay (RCA); Comite (Microfon); Mel Williams "VW (Odeon); Sacha Distel (Fermata) 7 6 'Sentado En El Cordon De La Vereda (Kleinman -Relay) Ro- lando Percy (Music Hall) 8 7 'Un Dia De Invierno/Muchacho Que Vas Cantando Palito Ortega (RCA) 9 9 Aleluya Del Silencio Raphael (Music Hall) The Japanese music industry, the Co., will be managed by Takanori 10 13 Tom 2nd -world Sin Amor Jones (London) wide market of the world Kamata (former production dept. di- 11 - 'Nacio Nazareno (Melograf) Leonardo Favio (CBS) today, is bringing up such new labels rector and representative to manager 12 8 Cecilia (Melograf) Simon & Garfunkel (CBS) as Toho, Pop, Canyon, and Pioneer of recording operation). Six direc- 13 14 Nos Amamos Robert Livi (CBS); Noi Giovani (Fermata) this year and simultaneously they tors, five sales promoters and two 14 10 'Llegando Llegaste (Korn) Piero (CBS) are getting ready to sell the 1st com- advisers from Nippon Columbia Co., 15 11 'Paco Camorra (Kleinman -Relay) Septima Brigada (Disc Jockey) positions for a large demand in the already have transferred from Nip- 16 12 Venus (Korn) Shocking Blue (Polydor); Carlos Bisso (RCA); coming year. In addition, there is an pon Columbia Co., and a fairly large Sands (Disc Jockey) outstanding personal transfer-young number of salesmen will be added be- 17 16 'Cara De Sueño (Melograf) Naufragos (CBS) recording directors and sales promo- fore the establishing day of August 18 15 'Domingo En Buenos Aires (Kleinman) Abracadabra (Disc ters from companies of established 3 and this is a "Standing Menace" fame. to Jockey) Some foreign recording firms every records company. 19 - 'No Te Olvides De Recordar Pibe Estevez (Music Hall) are striking into the market of Pioneer Records is about to be es- 20 20 'Balada Para Un Gordo (Relay) Juan y Juan (RCA) Japan which has been raised with tablished by Pioneer, a maker of 20 18 'Facil De Querer, Dificil De Olvidar Dany (Music Hall) pure domestic capital. Therefore, it sound parts and Watanable Produc- 'Local seems that the sales activity of the tion and it has such labels abroad as commercial field toward the coming Waner, Ripleese and Atlantic dis- Top year-end will be LP's engaged in a con- tributed by Watanabe's source. How- 1 1 Shock De Exitos Selection (RCA) fused free fight among established ever, one difficulty in the personal firms 2 4 Mc Cartney Paul McCartney (Odeon) and new ones. organization in Pioneer is that 3 6 Tom Tom Jones (London) Toho Records is a subsidiary com- Hizuru Kaneko (former manager of 4 2 Dedicado A Machado Joan Manuel Serrat (Odeon) pany of Toho Movie Co., which is foreign dept. division) suddenly 5 - Festival De Exitos Vol V Selection (CBS) famous for its movie and drama pro- changed his idea to enter into Toshi- 6 3 Mas Sotano Beat Selection (RCA) ductions all over the world. It is ba Records, though he is supposed to 7 5 Willy And The Playboys Creedence Clearwater Revival (Liberty) scheduled to make up catalogs main- work at the post of managing big 8 8 "Z" Soundtrack (CBS) ly consisting of singing film actors foreign labels. Instead, Atsutaka To- 9 - En Catalan Joan Manuel Serrat (Odeon) and actresses in order to release its rio is marked out for the post of 10 7 Led Zeppelin II Led Zeppelin (Atlantic) 1st records arranged by directors managing them. However, Japanese 10 Con Amor O Sin Amor Luis Aguile (CBS) and sales promoters moved from its music industry will be dividing the - movie division on 1st of October. power into wings-one is established singles will be released as the 1st available catalog involves 30 num- Pop Records, a Nippon Victor and firms of fame founded by makers of project. bers of LP and singles mainly con- Bunka Broadcasting !Co., joint-stock acoustic parts-the other, the radio The company, which is in need of sisting of Jazz, R & B and popular. enterprise will cultivate the new and TV production capacity which introduction of some foreign labels He further states his plan to take broadcasting fan through the TV and takes advantage of music tapes and made an agreement with a newly - charge of operas in the future. radio program. video production is wildly going into established recording firm, G. W. P., Teichiku will release the labels en- the recording industry. Canyon Records, founded A few minor in importing original disks and will titled G. W. P. and this is what by the record companies will be joining the be releasing the volumes. Kinoue (foreign stock introduction of Pony (Pres- market said division manager) ident: at the end of this year. G. W. P. has Carmen 'Cavallaro and Nagamine (manager of sales Tatsuro Ishida), a subsidiary TEICHIKU made an agreement (MCA), Albert firm of the Nippon Broadcasting (RCA -trumpet) and promoting division) have been long- with G. W. P. (USA) : 4 LP's and 3 B. G. Galesby (Jazz). The present ing for for a long time.

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Humo's top 5 LP's are 1) "Bridge Third." The record dispute between broad- tion "Apache" and "Atlantis." With over Troubled Water" (Simon & Inelco re-released "See You Later casters and major record companies Cliff Richard they enjoyed even more Garfunkel) on CBS, 2) "Fill Your Alligator/Shake, Rattle And Roll" came into effect in the second half of success but several years ago the Head With Rock" (Various Artists) by Bill Haley and The Comets on May, and figures released for the partner-ship broke up and the team on CBS, 3) "On Stage" (Elvis MICA. Other releases are "Mes yeux month by the Commonwealth Statis- went their seperate ways. Now John Presley on RCA, 4) "Golden Non- ne pleurent pas" by Dick Rivers on tician are most interesting: Single Farrar will join Welch and Marvin stop Dancing No. 10" (James Last) RCA and an oldie by Norman Green- record production figures were down to perform as a trio. Farrar will on Polydor and 5) "Corree & De baum Dr. Medicine exactly 100,000 units over April, and leave for London in September with with the West of Rekels" on 11 Provincien. Show & Junk Band entitled "Gondo- were at their lowest since June last his wife, Pat Carroll who is one This year's Knokke Festival was liers, IShakespeares, Overseers, Play- year. On the other hand, album pro- Australia's top female performers. won by the Spanish team: Julio boys & Bums." Inelco promotes the duction is substantially up on the (Her current hit is "All Kinds Of Iglesias, Christina, Django, Dova LP's "Fresh Out Of Borstal," "Creepy previous month. Everything," doing well on the Fable and Jaime Morey. The Belgian Mary John Thomas" and "Dilemnis" (J. J. (With so many potential hits from label.) 'Farrar is leaving the Porcelinjn won the prize of the Jackson). Australia and England not available 'Strangers at a time when they are press. The Knokke Festival ended for broadcast because of the dispute, enjoying their biggest -ever hits "My with a super -final between Europe Gramophone does a special promo- more and more LP's are being ex- Melanie Makes Me Smile," again on and the United States. Europe's five tion for the new group Cover and posed over the 114 stations involved Fable Records. Pat Carroll and were Samantha Jones and Andee Sil- their single "Shotgun." Clover is in the ban.) Numerous radio outlets former girl Olivia New- ver (United Kingdom), Dova and produced by Creedence Clearwater who rarely played album tracks be- ton -John performed as a duo back in Julio Iglesias (Spain) and Noelle Revival. There is hope for a hit. New fore the dispute are giving much at- 1966 and performed in England un- Jones, Mark Murphy, Rosetta High- Gramophone LP's are "Portrait" tention to them now. It's safe to say der the name Liza and Jane; the tower, Delsey McKey and Jonathan (Fifth Dimension) on Bell, "In The the record business here is having its girls broke up when Pat struck visa Swift. The Knokke Festival turned Wake Of Poseidon" (King Crimson) "ups and downs," but tapes are real- trouble and returned home. Olivia, out to be a slow affair. The conclusion and "Right On" (The Supremes). ly coming into their own. Last year born in Cambridge, stayed on and was that transformation is an urgent Good sales for the cut-price double Aussie cassette manufacturers in- recently was signed as a member of necessity to maintain national and LP "Picknick" on the Harvest label. creased sales by a reported 100%, Toomorrow, a group of four young international interest. The only Knok- For his latest single John Terra and look forward to bigger and bet- people created by film producer Har- ke hit up to now is British Bobby recorded the Dutch version of "The ter sales this year. ry Saltzman and disc producer Don Hanna's "Better Men Than I" on Phil Lover's Song," now entitled "Het The record dispute here is particu- Kirschner. The quartet have their ips. liefdeslied" on . The N. larly unfortunate when it's consid- first disc on release in England Polygram hopes a lot of Samantha V. Prosabel controls Claudia Sylva's ered that so many big hits from Eng- called "Your'e My Baby Now." Inci- Jones. The company released her sin- new titles "Je me marie demain" and land are not seeing the light of dentally Miss Newton -John is en- gle "Taking The Heart Out Of Love" "Quand le bonheur est la" (Colum- air -play. One such single is "Apple gaged to guitarist Bruce Welch, so and her LP "A Girl Named Sam." bia) in the whole world. Gramo- On A Seesaw" by local Geelong-born the whole business ties in rather Other releases are Flemish singer phone signed a new artist: Serge thrush Maggie Joddrell, now singing nicely. Congratulations all 'round. Norbert's first LP and an LP by Ro- Davignac. His new singe is "La vie/ under the name Maggie Britton; it's Big influx of stars expected here land Vey's orchestra and chorus. The Je sais" with backing by the Roland released on United Artists through for a coast to coast television spec- LP contains twelve big hits of the Moròs orchestra. The Tate Gallery the Festival Company. Miss Britton tacular on September 27th. Top disc past months in a Dutch cover. Well is a new group with a new record has one of the really big groups names Nancy Sinatra, Leslie Ug- received was the double LP "Justine/Newspaperman." Jacques backing her, the Blue Mink whose gams and Lee Marvin will appear "Bumpers" (on Island). Michel won the first prize at the 7th lead guitarist Alan Parker handles together with Jane Fonda, Anne Fonior rush -released an LP by Festival International de la Chanson her music arrangements. The disc Bancroft and Rod Taylor. Morey Knokke star Andee Silver. The LP is Française at Spa. Jacques Michel was produced by Whistling Jack Amsterdam will also appear in the entitled "Handful Of Silver." started for Canada. The titles of his Smith who had a big smash with the show on behalf of the Freedom Barclay released the third LP by next single are "Ta mère et moi/ novelty hit "I Was Kaiser Bill's Bat- From Hunger campaign; Cash Box The Soft Machine entitled "The Amène-toi chez nous." man." The twenty two year old understands the artists will give singer will represent her record com- their services for nothing, but it's pany in August at the Sopot Inter- not yet known if they have any oth- Best Sellers national Song Festival in Poland. er personal appearance commitments Belgium's One of the brightest young musi- during their stay. cians on the local scene John Farrar, Festival Records have good reason a member of the group the to be elated at the press reception This Last an offer given the release of their Atlantic Week Week Strangers, has accepted Jerry-Pye) from former member of Cliff Rich- set, "Woodstock." Aussie critics have 1 1 In The Summertime (Mungo Bruce Welch, hailed the three -record set as a win- 2 2 I Don't Believe In If Anymore (Roger Whittaker-Philips) . . ard's supporting group -Island) to become a member of a trio made ner despite the price tag of $17. 3 10 Lady d'Arbanville (Cat Stevens member of Recordings are out 6 Groovin' With Mr. Bloe (Mr. Bloe-DJM) up of Welch and another Phonogram 4 the Shadows team Hank Mar- with a single to cash in on the per- 5 4 Ik Ben Verliefd Op Jou (Paul Severs -Start) of the Three De- 6 11 Magical Mystery Morning (The Cats -Imperial) vin. sonal appearance (Engelbert Humperdinck-Decca) 'Marvin formed the group which grees in Sydney. The disc "Maybe" is 7 7 Our Song (La Paloma) successes and doing well on the 5 Never Marry A Railroad Man (Shocking Blue -Pink Elephant) enjoyed many international on Roulette 8 Lordan composi- Top 100 in the States. 9 17 Goodbye Sam, Hello Samantha (Cliff Richard -Columbia) including the Jerry 10 29 Are You Ready (Pacific Gas & Electric -CBS) Charts courtesy of BRT National Top 30. Australia's Best Sellers

Minni," This Last Cade= Mexico Week Week nn. wu,..,,, 1 1 The Wonder Of You Elvis Presley Leeds (RCA) V 2 3 Knock Knock Who's There Liv Maessen Southern (Fable) 3 4 Rhythm Of Life Supremes & Temptations Connelly (Tamla EPIC's 1970 her "Una Lagrima." RCA's general Motown) CBS COLUMBIA and 2 Northern (Apple) Sales Convention opened manager, José Vias Jr. announced at 4 Let It Be Beatles International 5 Raindrops Johnny Farnham Belinda (Columbia) on July 26 at The King's Inn, Free- the ceremony that a Golden Nipper is - July (Fable) The Ar - 6 10 Old Man Emu John Williamson port Grand Bahama and attending on its way to the States for & Misty Morgan Control for the 400,000 copies of their 7 Tennessee Bird Walk Jack Blanchard are sales execs from U.S.A. and the chies - (Mercury) 15 CBS subsidiaries all over the "Sugar Sugar." 8 6 Wanderin' Star Lee Marvin Chappell (Paramount) world. Representatives of the Mexi- Luis Baston, UNIVER- Boys Essex (Capitol) Manuel Villarreal, 9 5 Cottonfields Beach can branch are: Sr. SALES, S. A., general manager, 10 Bridge Over Troubled Waters Simon and Garfunkel Essex (CBS) president, general director and vice- signed songstress Bertina, . to be - president of Latin American opera- launched at the end of the year. Ben- tions; Sr. Alberto Caldeiro, coordina- jamin Correa, one of the label's most tor of Latin American operations; Sr. capable A&R will be in charge of the Raul Bejarano Teja, sales manager; production. Mexico's Best Sellers Sr. Armando de Ilano, general man- The rumor of the week: "An ager and exec. vice-pres; Sr. Gui- Italian impresario is after José José llermo Lowder, international division to take part in the next San Remo manager; and Sr. Jaime Ortiz Pino, Festival." If true, José José will be This Last A&R. The local material shown at the first Mexican chanter ever in the Week Week the convention was the latest of Vi- Scepter famous Italian Fest. 1 1 Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head B. J. Thomas cente Fernandez, Sonora Santanera, - Liberty - Pravo ar- 2 2 Cotton Fields Creedence Clearwater - - September, Patty Mario and his Desafinado 4, Los Pic Next - Leo Dan CBS colinos and Las Ventanas. rives in Mexico, RCA announces. 3 3 Te He Prometido - - whose "La Bambola" 4 5 *El Triste Jose Jose RCA RCA gave away its new Golden Patty Pravo, - Marco- A. Muñiz RCA Nipper Award to the label's talent has overpassed the one million copies 5 4 *Nadita De Nada - - 6 *Alguien Vendra Jose Jose RCA with more than 200,000 copies of a mark in Italy, will do TV, night club 6 - - Rayo Peerless a big promo campaign for her 7 7 *Te Regalo Mis Ojos Maria Del - single. José José got two for his "La and -Norman Greenbaum Reprise Nave del Olvido" and "El Triste;" RCA "Patty Pravo in Mexico" LP, 8 8 Spirit In The Sky - - seven num- 9 10 Song Of Joy Miguel Rios Gamma Roberto Jordan one for "Amor de containing, among others, - -Vazquez Peerless Estudiante" and Estela Nufiez one for bers in Spanish. 10 9 *Besando La Cruz - Marco A. -

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MARTY McGUINNIS, national pro- distributor of Vanguard product in motion for AMPEX, has experienced Canada have put their back behind a good returns for his efforts on behalf giant promotion to revive the singing of "Big Yellow Taxi" by NEIGH- voice of ANTHONY FROME the BORHOOD. The single is showing "Poet Prince of the Airwaves," by signs of breaking in the major mar- which he was billed under this name ket of Toronto. The SUSAN MORSE for five times a week on the NBC deck of "Funny Hunk Of Guy," a network for five years. This was af- JEFF BARRY production, has been ter he was ordained a rabbi. Phono - receiving the McGuinnis push and disc's president, DON McKIM, his has picked up plays in several areas. Ontario division manager BILL OS - JESSE WINCHESTER, now living BOURNE, national promotion TONI in Montreal, will soon release a sin- YAMANE and Ontario promotion gle from his album, "The Yankee man SKIP FOX have all banded to- Lady." He's expected to tape a CTV gether to get this album off the "Nashville North," produced by JER- ground. They've apparently had much RY ROCHAN. Jesse's album, THE success with good exposure on CKFH GREAT SPECKELED BIRD and in Toronto, a great deal of press ONE, TWO, THREE-Winning song in the Third Olympiad of Song in Athens, "Purlie" have become top sellers in coverage and television shows com- Greece, was "Adio" sung by Ljupka Dimitrovska (Yugoslavia). She is seen the Ampex catalogue. Culled from ing up. Fox has also been busy sell- here on the left with America's Jim Mancel who came second with "I Could Bird's set, "Trucker's Cafe" has ing the MUNGO JERRY story "In Give You The World" and Brazil's Eva third with "Teletema." shown solid acceptance particularly The Summertime" on PYE. The sin- with country and MOR stations. gle is now a national breakout. Pho- QUALITY`S "Canadian Invasion" nodisc have a strong entry with the campaign is paying off with interna- "Cates Gang" album, on METROME- Sam The Man Gigs tional dividends. "Higher And High- DIA. This Fayetteville, Arkansas Lighthouse & er" by Ottawa's CANADA GOOSE, group have much in common with Aid Record has become a national chart item and what Canadians like, namely a sissy- Sales has now broken in the U. S. "Coun- acid-folkabilly sound. Several major Royal Ballet TORONTO Bobby Sniderman, who try Song" by the ORIGINAL CASTE stations have already discovered the heads up - TORONTO 'The world famed Win- the franchise chain for Sam is now the plug side of their BELL group which should make them an - The Record Man, has created top single and has caught on even faster interesting sales item within a few nipeg Royal Ballet will join forces public interest with recent with RCA's Lighthouse, for a one concerts in than their previous hits including short weeks. the plazas where the franchise stores "Mr. Monday." ANDY KIM is back week engagement at Toronto's St. are located. LONDON RECORDS have released Lawrence Centre (1-8). Billed as A on the charts once again and making "Ave Marie" by the ROSY SINGERS Ballet High, Perhaps the most successful is the good national gains with his DOT Release the combination is Newtonbrook Plaza in a from theirPHILIPS album. somewhat of an experiment. They are Willowdale, deck, "It's Your Life." STEEL RIV- came about through heavy demand obviously suburb of Toronto. The most recent ER, Quality's 100% Canadian content after the young crowd be- concert was with Columbia's Robert group, have hit hard with their by listeners of ,CJAD, Montreal. The tween the ages of 18 and 25. Whether E. Lee Brigade. They are LES HUMPHRIES SINGERS are the they can appeal to the ballet going currently TUESDAY release "Ten Pound big winners for London with their crowd making good chart gains with their No+e." Their album, "Weighin' remains to be seen. Lighthouse deck, "You Can't Always Get What Heavy," is also experiencing good single release "Rock My Soul." The have become a popular unit in Cana- You sales returns. Notes label's Montreal TOM JONES show was as da with good record and Want" as well as chalking up the sales wind-up sales better good sales on their initial album re- and promo super HAROLD WIN - expected, a smash and the than average houses wherever they lease. Leader of the group, Frank SLOW, "orders are well above our engagement at Vancouver's Coliseum play. However, many observers are Lee, is also experiencing good chart advance pressings." The young Mon- (2) was also expected to be a "sold of the opinion the group is before its action with his single release "She". trealer, PATRICK NORMAN, who out" affair. time which may or may not account In view of their free concert at the released "Love Is All" on the CEL- CAPITOL'S promotion department for their lack of disc success in the Scarborough location, sales on both EBRATION label, has advanced into is busily engaged in launching their U. S. singles and the album have shown the top sellers field insofar as Mon- newly acquired DAFFODIL label. Scott Richards, promotion manager considerable advances. treal is concerned. It's expected that First album release on the new label, for RCA's Ontario and Prairie Another show held, at the Golden heavy MOR play will influence sales a LOVE PRODUCTION, "Official branches, has arranged for a fair sized Mile Plaza, was arranged by Scott nationally. Also from Quality comes Music" by KING BISCUIT BOY, has promotion for the concert week. Richards of RCA (Promotion). The news that KAMA SUTRA will re- received a heavy bit of support from What he lacks in funds, the label is free concert, delivered by The Carl- lease a single by BREWER & Toronto's TELEGRAM. A single currently on a budget kick, he makes ton Showband, had CFGM's Bob SHIPLEY from their album "Corrina, Corrina" has been culled "Weeds." The popular folk duo up for enthusiasm. Large colourful McAdorey up front as emcee. Rich- the album. Capitol's EDWARD posters have been circulated around ards produced radio spots at RCA's pulled good houses and press reviews from the city and several radio, television Toronto studios to be run on CFGM during their stay at Toronto's RIV- BEAR have shown good chart indica- and press interviews with principles using Chris O'Toole and Sean ERBOAT. It was suggested at that tions with their deck, "You Can't of both groups are skedded for the McManus (group members) on the time that "People Love Each Other" Deny It," a strong follow-up to "You Also should be culled from the album as a week. included on the bill, and voice-over. The Plaza also cooperated Me And Mexico" which managed to rather tentatively, is Leonard Cohen. with supporting ads in the Scarbor- single. If he does show, it's hoped he'll read ough Mirror. The Plaza also ar- The big push from PHONODISC is get on the U. S. charts. ANNE MUR - a couple of his poems while ranged to stay open until midnight. the album release by RABBI ABRA- RAY is showing good form with her L. entitled "I Was Lighthouse plays and two dancers A crowd estimated at over 10,000 tied HAM FEINBERG "Snowbird" release after it met with from the company perform. up traffic on the plaza for over 4 So Much Older Then" on the VAN- GUARD label. The big guns from the good success in the U. S. The Royal Winnipeg Ballet is un- hours. der the direction of Brian Macdon- In a similar promotion Sniderman had a large representation of [Canadi- ald, holder of the Service Medal of an Talent Library artists on hand for the Order of Canada. His works have a free concert. Bob Stone, of World been danced the world over by a Records which distributes CTL pro- variety of companies including: The duct was on hand coordinating the Royal Swedish Ballet; Norwegian effort. Those in attendance included: Ballet; Duetsche Opera Ballet (Ber- Henry Cuesta; Johnny Cowell, Lloyd lin) and many others. His three new Barry, [Teddy Roderman, Laurie Bow- ballets will be performed in Toronto er, Peter Appleyard, Brian Russell, Karen Bowes, and others. CFRB's during their week's engagement. Dan Daynard, emceed the show, and These are: Five Over Thirteen, The again an increase in disk product by Shining People of Leonare Cohen, the performing artists was experi- and Ballet High. enced. Modern's Rutter Mogull Renews Rep Changes Lyrics Of Hazlewood Co.'s TORONTO-The recent release of NEW YORK-Ivan Mogull Music "Jesus She 'Is Leaving" by John Rut- Associates has renewed foreign rep- ter on the MTCIC label (Modern) has resentation for Lee Hazlewood's pub- apparently come in for criticism by lishing firms, Lee Hazlewood Music, several radio stations across Canada. Attache Music and Guitar Music. In The label's vice president, Bob Mar- Germany, Mogull's firms are rep- tin, and A&R director John Driscoll, resented through Rolf Budde, Rolf took Rutter back into the studios and IBudde Musikverlage; in Scandinavia, recut the side changing the lyrical the firm is handled through Stig An- content and reissued with the com- derson, Sweden Music AB, and in ment: "For greater air -play a differ- Holland by !STERMA. ent lyrical version that can't offend anyone." returning some of the costs the label In any event, the single, a produc- put into the production including a ROYAL REUNION-Tony Bennett and Rod McKuen together in London tion of LOVE, has gained much pop- four colour sleeve, one of the few to where both have just completed successful concert appearances and a com- ularity and is showing indications of be so released in Canada. mand performance for Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip. Cash Box - August 8. 1970 51 .na. Minn S7 COIN MACHINE NEWS

EDITORIAL: Aces & Kings 4 Pl. Nixon Signs Bill Curbing Break-ins Bows at Williams Breakthru Against Break -Ins In Wash. DC Area

WASHINGTON, D. C. A short Everybody's been talking about it but finally some- section of the widely discussed- Wash- body's doing something about it. Thanks to our na- ington, D. C., anti -crime measure passed by both Houses of the Con- tional and regional trade associations, legislation is at gress has been hailed as a landmark last being enacted which specifically spells out penal- decision by officials of the national and regional coin trade associations. ties for those who wrongfully break into coin -operated The section (203) establishes a equipment on location. And surely the most notable prison term of up to three years and a fine up to $3,000 for breaking into such measure was passed by the United States Con- coin or currency -operated music, gress on July 23rd, threatening any would-be machine amusement, vending machines and similar devices. raper with as much as three years in prison and "The fact that the Congress of the $3,000 in fines for breaking into any coin or currency - United States has acted to deter ven- ding machine break-ins and rob- activated device on location in the nation's capital. beries, even though it applies only to Washington, D.C., will set an impor- Termed Section 203, the anti -break-in measure is tant precedent for numerous state one small but significant part of the administration - legislatures in which our industry will now encourage similar laws," sponsored and much -publicized Washington D.C. Anti - stated Richard Funk, NAMA legisla- Crime Measure. It is significant both by the fact that tive counsel. He said 11 states already have it clearly spells out a definition of the break-in offense passed such legislation and that bills and especially because the entire measure itself is in- are pending in Delaware and in Illi- a law nois. tended by the administration to be model for Sponsored by NAM A and sup- state and municipal enactment. ported by other coin -operated indus- try groups, the section dealing with Much credit must be accorded NAMA's legal Dept., vending machines was originally in- to MOA for its advice and support and to other na- Wms. ACES & KINGS troduced by Congressman Lawrence J. Hogan of Maryland. tional coin associations for the inclusion of this sec- 203 of the Dis- CHICAGO - Williams Electronics, Specially Section tion in the D.C. crime bill. It now provides concrete Inc. has tipped its hand, disclosing trict of Columbia Court Reform 1970 ammunition to be picked up and used to its fullest by "Aces & Kings," the new four -player Criminal Procedure Act of of their flipper game adjustable to three or states that: "Whoever in the District state and local associations for the protection five -ball play. of Columbia breaks open, opens or machines on location by promoting similar and equal- A free spinning twin bumper spin- enters without right, any parking ly precise anti -break-in legislation in their area. ner occupies the center of the meter, coin telephone, vending ma- playfield and guides the ball to bonus chine dispensing goods or services, To be sure, almost a dozen states have already score areas. Two eject holes provide money changer, or any other device bonus points and extra balls. The with in- passed anti -break-in measures into law, again thanks eject holes score 10 times their value designed to receive currency, to carry away any part of such local who did more than complain; they when lit, totaling as much as 1,000 tent to groups points. When four aces are lit, the device or anything contained therein, stormed their respective state capitals with demands left eject hole provides an extra ball shall be sentenced to a term of im- for greater protection thru prevention. KAMA has re- and when four kings are lit, the right prisonment of not more than three eject hole provides an extra ball. A a fine of not more than is home years, or to cently gained such a victory; ICOMA halfway center post feature offers extended $3,000, or both." on a similar measure; others, even municipal groups play. Approved by the U. S. Senate by a The extensively decorated game law was like the Bridgeport Music Operators (Conn.), are push- features art work of three poker- vote of 54-33 on July 23, the House for Pres- ing their own programs in that direction (see separate faced young ladies who are situated sent to the White in the middle of the scoreboard, ident Nixon's signature. In news re- items). which includes four scoring meters, ports the anti -crime legislation was four -figure Administra- be com- each of which records said to be favored by the The break-in problem, of course, cannot scores. tion as a possible national model pletely solved by placing more stringent penalties The game is available through all law. local distributors and may against those who commit this crime; surely the death Williams Funk said that vending industry be ordered with single, double or plan to meet with penalty has had dubious success in preventing homi- triple chutes. The game, when crated, representatives weighs 270 pounds. Williams recom- officials of the District of Columbia cides. But it cannot hurt to have such legislative pro- mends two for a quarter play for to offer help in the enforcement of tection for this business where operators have often "Aces & Kings." the vending machine provisions of at with lawmakers and the new law. considered themselves odds "We expect to assist NAM A in a "twilight zone" when it came to police protection. Lurie Sets Aug. 8 Bash members in other states with draft- introduction of similar legis- manifests LOS ANGELES Struve Dist. Co. ing and We all know that the break-in problem lation, just as we have done in the 11 the nation where will hold its annual celebration August itself in the metropolitan areas of 8 at the International Hotel near the legislatures where such laws were every reckless, lawless ne'er-do-well, from junkies to Los Angeles Airport. The evening's passed in recent years," Funk added. program will include cocktails, dinner, "For companies in all the coin - just plain vandals look at music, games and cigarette dancing and gift -giving to friends and operated businesses this Congression- machines as a quick source of extra change. We also customers of Struve. Struve execu- al action will stand as a landmark tives Buddy Lurie and Leo Simone laws in know that "professional" thieves normally shy away have been planning the celebration for along with the anti -slug - which NAM A played such an im- from hitting the machines . . . it's a little too penny several months and expect an even- ing that "will be even bigger and bet- portant role in earlier years," Funk ante for that type. Therefore, we know we are fighting ter than last year." said. kids and creeps, people a bit more impressionable. So this trade must do more than just gain anti -break- association, should insure the protection of its invest- in legislation . . . it must first get it and then publi- ment by picking up the example set for us by Wash- cize its penalties thru such devices as the KAMA ington. Get a copy of the law, duplicate copies, send sticker (separate item). them to fellow operators, to lawmakers, to location Every concerned operator, every state and local owners. Start a tumult and stop a thief.

52 Cash Box - August 8, 1970 Bally Releases Report KAMA Issues Labels Colorado Ops Plan State Association, For First Half of 1970 MANHATTAN, KANSAS-Paste- on stickers, warning of the penalties CHICAGO - Bally Mfg. Corp. has in store for any person breaking into Honor Rep. Rogers at Denver Meeting announced that sales for the first six a coin operated device, have been pre- months of 1970 increased more than pared for members of the Kansas CHICAGO - MOA's executive vice meeting in the very near future. 30 per cent and after tax profits rose Amusement and Music Assn. (KAMA) president Fred Granger and Harry "'.I strongly feel," Granger con- 70 per Bent above those reported for and were presented at a general mem- Snodgrass, a past president of the cluded, "Colorado will have its asso- the first six months of 1969. bership meeting held July 19th. The association, were in Denver, Colorado ciation established before the end of Total sales for the six months end- meeting was conducted at the Lone on July 23 to attend a luncheon - this year." ed June 30 were $17,525,336, com- Star Lake cabin owned by operator meeting at the Spa Motor Hotel to pared with 113,474,552 for the same John Emick; Don Fooshee, president, honor U. S. Representative Byron period in 1969. Net income after presided. Rogers and to plan the organization provision for taxes rose to $1,613,622 The stickers spell out new break-in of a Colorado state association of from the $950,919 reported for the penalties, as recently enacted by the music and games operators. Urban Ind. Intro's Viewer first half of 1969. 1970 Kansas State Legislature, which boosted The luncheon, attended by some Bally reported earnings per com- the crime to the status of a two dozen operators, was arranged mon share of 62 cents based on 2,608,- Class A misdemeanor. KAMA sup- ported and helped pass the new law. by Samuel Keys of Apollo -Stereo 612 average shares outstanding, com- Music Co, and Peter Geritz of Moun- pared with 42 cents per share for the Paid -up members are entitled to 100 tain Distributors. first six months of 1969 based on free stickers, with additional ones 2,259,112 average shares outstanding. available from secretary -treasurer Rogers, a long-time friend of the The average number of shares was Ron Cazel for 5¢ each. Members will coin machine industry, was the main adjusted to reflect the 3-2 split of be receiving their supply shortly. A industry advocate during the debate scaled -down copy of the sticker is over the House Copyright Revision common stock which took effect in Bill passed February, 1970. printed3/13(2"). below (actual size measures in April 1967, when the Commenting on the "X2"). royalty fee levied on jukebox opera- six-month re- tors was limited to a yearly $8.00 flat port, Bally president Bill O'Donnell fee. said, "We are delighted at these re- NEW KANSAS LAW sults achieved during a very difficult Rogers gave a small talk to the business period. This new higher ENACTED BY THE 1970 LEGISLATURE operators, reaffirming his position level of earning power is a direct that the coin machine industry result of investments we have made STATES: Any person who shall shouldn't be saddled with unfair both internally and externally over willfully or wrongfully open or taxes and royalty fees. the past 18 months. We expect a con- damage any coin operated machine After the Rogers luncheon, area tinued strong showing in the periods dispensing goods and or operators held an informal meeting, services; chaired by Snodgrass, to discuss ahead." or possess any key, tool or other During July, Bally reported contin- plans for organizing a state associa- ued expansion of its overseas oper- device, with intent to commit theft tion. Granger outlined the necessary ations by announcing a 50 per cent shall be guilty and be sentenced organizational procedures that a interest in three distributing compa- up to one year in prison. state group must take to achieve its nies recently formed in three capital formation. cities. They are Balfan G.M.B.H. in Lou Ptacek, MOA president, at- After returning to MOA's Chicago Vienna, Austria; Oy Finn Bally AB, tended the meeting and related the headquarters, Granger said, "I am de- Helsinski, Finland and Norske ,Speil- latest news on the status of the copy- lighted to report that the group is leautomater AS in Oslo, Norway. right situation in Washington. He now very intent upon organizing a The 1970 financial report includes told KAMA members he believes it state association in Colorado. During operations of Bally Continental, Ltd. will be at least one year before any Thursday's meeting Samuel Keys of Belgium and Automatimport of royalties will have to be paid by oper- was appointed temporary chairman. Sweden, both acquired during 1969 ators. "Of course, we may need sup- Keys," he continued, "is already in on a purchase basis. The 1969 results port later on, but as of now, we should the process of setting up arrange- on a purchase basis. await further word," Ptacek stated. ments for a formal organizational

URBAN 'MARK S -712D' LOUISVILLE - Urban Industries, Inc., manufacturer of coin -operated Bally -Midway Conducts Service School at Northwest Sales "Panoram" theaters, recently an- nounced the availability of the "Mark S -712D" viewer, which may be CHICAGO Field engineers Andy and Gene Maddox All car- - Jr. of City Vending, Kodiak, Alaska; John Her- tridge loaded with super 8 sound on Ducay of Midway Manufacturing and Service, Rudy Olsen of Brutus Music, ber and Bob Kline, Kline Music, film or standard 8mm. film. Chuck Volpe of the Bally Manufac- Ken Gray of Ideal Novelty, Barney Puyallup, Wash.; Ray Weigel, King The viewer Corp. held a service contains a continuous turing recently Louthan of Hi Tone Music, Elliot Amusement, Issaquah, Wash.; Darold loop cartridge that holds up to 30 school at the Seattle office of the Simons of Mars Amusement Co., Inc. Jacobson, Montana Music Rentals, minutes of color film. It also contains Northwest Sales ,Corp. and Sam Sadis of Star Amusement Missoula, Mont.; Frank DiDenti, a full fidelity speaker with a transis- Co. Washington Amusement Co.; Ta- torized Attending from the amplifier that has a frequency Seattle area Others attending were Roy Mat- coma, Wash., and William Taylor, Ed response range of from 75 to 10,000 were John Michael Jr., Paul Michael, thews and Pat Lucier of L & M Vend- cycles. Wayne Anderson and Robert Luce of ing & Amusements, Richmond, Brit- Angel and Everett Homad of Inland Amusement The screen of the "Mark S -712D" Sales Inc., Gene Maddox ish Columbia; Bob Craig, National Amusement in Spokane, Wash. measures 22 and one-half inches by 20 inches. All Urban "Panorams" are delivered with counters and timers that are available with 60, 90, or 120 -second limits.

Joel Stern, 35, Dies CHICAGO - Joel Stern, a well known figure in the coin machine business, died suddenly on July 25, at the age of 35. Death was attributed to a heart attack. Mr. Stern was active in coinbiz for several years, starting out as a teen- ager working with his father, the late Al Stern, who at one time was owner of World Wide Dist. Following the elder Stern's death, World Wide was sold. Joel Stern remained in the coin machine industry and at the time of his death was president of Windy City Music Co., located at 1120 N. Cicero in Chicago. Funeral services were held at 2:30 p. m. on Monday (27) in Original Weinstein & Sons Chapel. Burial was in Westlawn Cemetery Norridge, Ill. Survivors include the widow, Ber- Field engineer Andy Ducay of Midway Mfg. (photo left) stresses a technical point to a group of service technicians nadine; three sons Allyn, Anthony that recently attended a Bally -Midway seminar at the Northwest Sales Corp. of Seattle during late June. Ducay is and Gregg; his mother, Mrs. Ruth joined by Ron Pepple (center, photo right), president of Northwest and Bally field engineer Chuck Volpe (right), who Stern, and two brothers, Dr. Mark shared teaching duties with Ducay. and Loren.

Cash Box -August 8, 1970 53 .,.,.. do A* ,,,.... Lane' aia m111M MI IM Epic 'Memory (t, Ca Adds 27 Juke Disks; Location ProgrammuegGuide THIS WEEK'S TOP RECORD RELEASES FOR COIN PHONOGRAPHS Back -to -Back Hits NEW YORK - Epic and Barnaby Records have added 27 singles to their "Memory Lane" catalogs of Pop R&B "back-to-back" lists. Additions to the Epic catalog include Donovan's "At- lantis" b/w "To Susan on the West Coast Waiting", Bobby Vin - ton's "Days of Sand and Shovels"/ Wynette's "D-I-V-O-R-C-E"/"Singing PEACE WILL COME (3:18) IF I DIDN'T CARE (2:59) My Song", Tommy Cash's "Your Lovin' Takes the Leavin' Out of Me"/ MELANIE THE MOMENTS "Six White Horses". The additions to the Barnaby cat- No Flip Info. Buddah 186 No Flip Info. Stang 5016 alog include original hits of the Ev- erly Brothers, and Ar- chie Bleyer. These are records origi- nally released on the Cadence label ON THE BEACH (3:30) EXPRESS YOURSELF (4:10) that have not been available during the past nine years. FIFTH DIMENSION WATTS 103RD ST. RHYTHM BAND Singles include the Everly Broth- ers' "Problems" b/w "Bye Bye No Flip Info. Bell 913 Living On Borrowed Time (3:30) Warner Bros. 7417 Love", "Wake Up Little Susie"! Do is Dream/Claudette", "This Little Girl of Mine"! "Should We Tell "Oh, Him", " 'Till I Kissed You"/ RIKI TIKI TAVI (2:56) WHERE ARE YOU GOING (3:10) What a Feeling", "Devoted to You"/ to "Bird Dog", "Take a Message DONOVAN JERRY BUTLER Mary"! "Let it Be Me", and "When Will I Be Loved"/ "Be Bop A-Lula". Roots Of Oak (5:02) Epic 10649 No Flip Info. Mercury 73101 Records by the Chordettes include "Eddie My Love" b/w "Mr. Sand- man", "Lollipop"/ "Born to be with You", "Never on Sunday"/ "Exodus", and "Baby Mine"! "True Love Goes SCREAMING NIGHT HOG (3:17) On and On". Others include 's "Hernando's Hideaway" b/w STEPPENWOLF "Naughty Lady of Shady Lane" and Julius La Rosa's "Three Coins in a Corina, Corina (3:47) Dunhill 4248 Fountain" b/w "Eh Cumpari."

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WANTED - TO BUY Arcade and Amusement Games N. Y.S. Legislator Tours Dealership FOR SALE-FOR EXPORT Bally Slots $295 & up NEW YORK - Eli Wager, state interest." assemblyman from the 15th District, Commenting upon his visit to At- Mills Open Front, Nassau County, recently visited the lantic New York, Wager wrote, "I am Like New $285 offices of Atlantic New York Corp. at sure that I have a much keener sense 843 Tenth Avenue at the invitation of of the nature and problems of the Mills 1970 Model Atlantic president Meyer Parkoff. automatic vending business than I Gambler $500 Parkoff extended the invitation pri- had before, even though I have per- and clients in the indus- 285 marily because he says that often sonal friends Jennings Galaxy lawmakers cannot possibly know try which date back many years." Wager concluded, Large Stock of Bally Bingos. enough about the variety of subjects In his letter, with which they deal to always have "You have rendered a valuable ser- TOP EARNINGS Bally Parts for Export. a full understanding of legislation at vice to the vending machine industry Bally Distributing Company hand. by inviting me and other legislators IN Wager, agreeing with Parkoff's to visit with you. In this era of in- 390 E. 6th St. P.O. Box 7457 point, said in a letter of appreciation Reno, Nevada 89502- creasing government regulations, EVERY TYPE OF LOCATION to Parkoff, "We legislate too often invitation to the (702) 323-6157 on hearsay information, which may your open and frank EVERYWHERE 1524 South Western Avenue be accurate but also may be the re- law makers who affect your business, Las Vegas, Nev. (702) 385-3632 sult of someone else's bias or special is to be admired and commended."

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EASTERN FLASHES AROUND TOWN-Collections these weeks remain on the slow side, principally due to vacations taking morn, pop and the kids out of town. Hot evenings of late have given the air-conditioned taverns some brisk business, but on the ACES Si ICINGS whole, collections could be better.... UJA's George Nemzoff, says he'll announce date and place for the next coin division meeting in a mailing to committee mem- bers this week, soon as he gets word from guest of honor Gil Sonin. George, in- IS THE NAME cidentally, just returned from ten day vacation to Omaha and Sioux City visiting relatives.... Veteran location solicitor Harry Green in town a few days last week OF THE IMAIL13 ordering some new amusement equipment on coinrow for Stan Rayboy's EVAC fun center operating company. Harry, Stan's sales manager, has been searching out and setting up quite a few department store locations which never had any kind of arcade installation before. Says Harry: "These days, even your most re- sistant stores are coming around to a favorable attitude toward coin equipment. They need the extra income now more than ever. A few years from now, I don't think there would be one place you couldn't talk into taking a few machines." areas on the Island almost . Arcade collections from the Atlantic beach resort ADJUSTABLE 3 -or -5 BALL PLAY unanimously spell out a dollar volume record, thus far into the season. This from Harold Kaufman, one of the principal suppliers of games for the fun center trade 2/25c PLAY IS THE PROFIT WAY out there. Harold says the take is up for his customers, principally due to the new electronic amusement items like the Speedway, commanding quarter play. Free Spinning, Twin Bumper Harold and the other Playmor sales staffers are eagerly looking forward to sample shipment of ChiCoin's soon -to -be -released Motorcycle. Spinner Step-up for Center of Playfield Action- ON THE AVENUE-Vacations giveth and vacations taketh away at Atlantic New York where sales manager Murray Kaye tells us the first vacation shift is ADVANCES BONUS SCORES. over and the second shift is underway. About 25 Atlantic staffers returned from vacation a week ago with an equal number beginning a two-week break. Murray 1. Eject holes score 10 times value when lit (up to a pace" but that he's tells us that business is moving along at "summertime 1000 points). breaking his back nevertheless keeping up with orders for the Seeburg "Apollo" 2. Making 4 Aces lites left eject hole for extra ball. phonograph. He reports a slight lull in games, though, but is anticipating several 3. Making 4 Kings lites right eject hole for extra ball. new items off the Chicago production lines in the near future. . . . Talked with 4. pas- feature Otto Wilkinson at A-1 , Inc., the Coin Row one -stop. Singles that Center for . have been eagerly requested by local operators include "25 or 6 to 4" by 5. Replays fol high scores. Chicago on Columbia, "Hi -De -Ho" by Blood, Sweat & Tears on Columbia, Ronni 6. Match feature. Dyson's "If You Let Me Make Love to You Then Why Can't I Touch You," on Columbia, Freda Payne's "Band of Gold" on Invictus, "Make it With You" by Bread on Electra, "Close to You" by the Carpenters on A&M, Elvis Presley's "The Wonder of You" on RCA and Stevie Wonder's "Signed, Sealed, Delivered 34Oí NORTH CA_IFORNIA AVENUE CHICAGO. 6061g I'm Yours" on Tamla. CABLE AOORESE Vll_COIN CHICAGO From the way Larry Feigenbaum, of the service staff at Albert Simon, Inc. AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY THROUGH YOU! WILLIAMS DISTRIBUTOR is talking, it sounds like the family's about to corner the international market on antiques and rare books. His wife planed in from London last Wednesday with their daughter after an antique hunt through Europe described by Larry as "very successful." To prevent a lull in the family's venture, Larry started his vacation July 31 and embarked on an antique and book -hunting foray through

New England . . . Among the recent visitors at Albert Simon was Howard Her- man of County Amusement in Mount Vernon. Howard's become a regular visitor lately . . Marvin Feller of Westchester Novelty also stopped by as did Leon Taksen of D & L Coin Machine in Harrisburg, Pa. . . . Larry says the Rock -Ola "442" and "443" phonographs are moving well and that orders have been piling up for Williams' "Laguna" shuffle alley.

UPSTATE ITEMS-Enjoyed visiting with Westchester operator Al Kress and his charming wife Donna week before last. Into every progressive program from 2-25¢ music and games (even converting some pins into 10 balls for a quarter) up to and including acquisitions of a number of other area routes, Kress is fast emerging as one of the state's leading operators. He revealed further plans for company growth, hush hush for now, but with the careful and creative approach he takes in the coin business, are bound to pan out very successfully and fairly soon . . . Hot machine sellers for many weeks now at Greco's have been Mid- way's S.A.M.I. missile gun and NSM's Prestige jukebox. The Greco brothers were among the pioneering dealer firms who established the German phonograph line here in the Northeast.

GOIN' SOUTH-Hot item stemming from the coinbiz grapevine is agreement between Mondial Commercial Corp. and Allied Leisure Industries giving Mondial exclusive rights to distribute the latter's Wild Cycle game throughout the world (sans USA and Canada). Here that Suren Fesjian and Dick Sarkisian of the prestigious export firm (headquartered in New York) flew down to the Hialeah factory Thursday before last to firm up deal with ALI's Dave and Bob Braun and sales director Gene Lipkin. Complete details on the deal should be in next week's Cash Box, when Dick returns from week's vacation with the family on Cape Cod. Mondial exec. Aspet Varten and his family leave this week for vacation down to the Wildwood beach area of southern Jersey. .. Howard Burton, of Eastern Dis- tributors' Baltimore office, was chosen a director of the Maryland Automatic Mer- chandising Council at their July 16th meeting. Stan Lesnick of Midfield Vending, Baltimore, was elected secretary. The group's next general meeting will be held

Sept. 26th at the Hilton Hotel in Annapolis... . Industry firms slated to exhibit at the 1970 Theater Equipment and Concessions Industries Trade Show (Ameri- cana Hotel, Bal Harbour, Fla. Nov. 2-5) include Gold Medal Products, the Macke Co., Vendo and Victor Products.

HERE AND THERE-Bob Weisbart, head of B & T Maintenance, which services most coin -operated machines in New York City, is recuperating from surgery and getting along nicely.... Jack Hearn and his "one big happy family" at La Salle Music Corp. are comfortably settled in their new digs in the Woodlawn section of the North Bronx. . . . Table ops waiting for the second run of Kaye "Antique Apollo" tables can now run down to their local dealer. Second shipment of the highly styled coin -op pieces were shipped last week from the Brooklyn factory.

. . . Murray Panitz reports superior collections at his New London, Conn. Play - land arcade thanks to summer crowds and the usually consistent group of sailors from the nearby submarine base who "live" in Murray's place. .. . Key Betson sales exec Jerry Gordon off on vacations last week. Should be back in NOW DELIVERING `BONANZA' harness and visiting his Connecticut customers any day now.

Cash Box - August 8, 1970 55 How many faces Ca4hbax/ Round The Route o CHICAGO CHATTER Williams Electronics Inc. resumed production schedules in a big way this morning (3), after the annual vacation shutdown. Factory has introduced a new 4 -player called "Aces & Kings" which will be on display at your local distrib showrooms. A strong item, according to Bill DeSelm. Local coin people were saddened by the sudden death of Joel Stern. He was felled by a heart attack at the age of 35. Joel was president of Windy City Music Co. at the time of his death. His tenure in the coin machine industry goes back to his teenage years when he worked with his father, the late Al Stern. Many from the industry attended funeral services on Monday (27) at the Original Weinstein & Sons Chapel in Chicago. Our condolences to the Stern family. Interstate United Corp., Chi -based professional food management organization, announced the appointment of John E. Eide as manager of systems and data processing. . . . Needless to say, the Seeburg "Apollo" phonograph is a big seller out of World Wide Dist. The fact that there has been a minimum of service problems involved was indicated in a report last week from Nate Feinstein and Harold Schwartz that the distrib's had no service calls on the "Apollo" for the past two weeks. Center of excitement at Bally Mfg. Corp. is the newly released "Big Valley" and, of course, "Space Flight". Production schedules are way up on both items... . Empire Dist. prexy Gil Kitt is back from a business trip to Florida. Salesman can you count? Danny Conroy departed for Fort Lauderdale last week on Empire business. Murph Gordon is more or less glued to his desk but is planning a weekend trip to Cin- cinnati with the Bleacher Bums to be on hand for the Cubs game. And what's Our sneaky new film, NI 13*, is full of wild things: this about Murph growing a beard? . . . Following attendance at the Denver, sly puzzle questions, crafty questions of judgment and Colorado meeting (see separate story) on Thursday (23), MOA's Fred Granger accompanied Harry Snodgrass back to New Mexico to spend some time visiting perception, and shrewd detection problems. There are and talking to operators in the area. Upon his return to Chicago Fred told us intriguing illustrated puzzles, mysterious mirror images how pleased he is about the proposed formation of a Colorado state association. and satanic scrambled words. Full production was resumed this morning (3) at Chicago Dynamic Industries. NI 13 is a whole new whiz-bang in automated games: Vacation time is over, factory personnel are back on the line and the plant is geared for the big days ahead! Atlas Music Co. is a busy place. Staff's on a :he player doesn't need to know a lot-he can figure out ... five day week during the summer period-meaning Monday thru Friday can be each crazy puzzle for himself. pretty hectic. Joe Kline tells us both a vending and music school are on the 'NI 13 fits all Model 105 Single and Model 107 Dual IQ planning board for the near future. Atlas will announce the dates shortly.. . . Bally Mfg. - Computers from: Corp.'s director of marketing Ross Scheer tells us the recent Bally Midway service school at Northwest Sales Company's Seattle office was a big NUTTING INDUSTRIES, LIMITED success. Session was conducted by field service engineers Andy Ducay (Midway) 3404 North Holton Street and Chuck Volpe (Bally). Lots of activity at the Rock -Ola Mfg. Corp. plant. Shipping departm:nt is con- 53212 Milwaukee, Wisconsin centrating on moving out the "442" and "443" model phonographs which are in TEL: 414 332-8260 such big demand.... Current item on the D. Gottlieb & Co. assembly line is the "Groovy" 4 -player. Factory resumed production on the 27th and has been con- centrating quite a bit on export. Alvin Gottlieb was pretty busy during his vaca- tion. He moved his family into a new house in Elmhurst, Ill. and after spending a week packing had to devote the second week to unpacking. ELECTRIC SCOREBOARDS .. 2 MODELS

10C 1 -player or 2 -player by simple plug switchover. Also 2 for 25 C ploy. Large selection MILWAUKEE Easily serviced. Large metal coin boo. MENTIONS The Green Bay a OVERHEAD MODEL of billiard cloth, Rehabilitation Center for retarded children now has pinball 1 (Natural finish hardwood cabinet) balls and cue machine on the premises, thanks to the efforts of Lou Konop (Konop Vending), Two-faced. Scores 15-21 and/or 50 Lyle and Bob Olson (Olson Vending) and Bob Rondeau of Empire Dist. The idea pto. F. O. B. Chicago $169.50 sticks- - - SIDE -MOUNT MODEL to donate the machine was actually conceived by Konop but, because he is (Walnut Formica finish) Write for strictly a vending operator, he contacted the Oisons, who immediately supplied F. O. B. Chicago 1970 5249.50 Catalog the machine, and finally Empire who set it up at the center. We understand the youngsters are enjoying it very much. A fine gesture on the part of all concerned.

Heavy -Duty COIN BOX Terms 1/3 dep . Bal C 0 D or S.D At presstime all was in readiness for the Milwaukee Music Industry Golf Outing, Tuesday (4), at River Oaks Country Club in Mequon. Radio Doctors' Made of steel with dark brown baked enamel finish. 10c or 25c operation. large coin capacity w/Ntl. Rejet MARVEL Mfg. Company Stu Glassman, who made all the arrangements, can non concentrate on an up- tors. Size: 8" c 16" x 4". Elec. counter opt'I. 2849 W Fullerton Chicago III 60647 coming trip he's planned with his wife, son and daughter. The Glassmans will Phone (312) 342 2424 be traveling to Japan and Hawaii (including a side trip to Expo '70 in Osaka). They'll be gone from mid -August to Labor Day and Stu and his wife will be celebrating their 20th wedding anniversary in Tokyo. Our congratulations-and

bon voyage. . . . The August 7-15 bill in the Lake Geneva Playboy Club spot- lights Tuini Lopez. UPPER MID -WEST Wayne Anderson, Bemidji, Minn. in town for the day doing some equipment COMING buying. Says that the tourist business so far has been just great ... Ike Sundem in the cities for the day buying parts and records . . . Mr. & Mrs. Jim Stolp, in town over the weekend visiting Jim's brother at Forest Lake and then doing a Chicago Coin's equipment buying Monday . . . Mr. and Mrs. Glen Addington in the cities for few days vacation. The Addington's first stopped off at Detroit Lakes for a few days of fishing. Tom Roberts, Hurley, in town as was Lloyd Williamson buying records and

parts . . . Jim St. Claire, Lieberman Enterprises is building a beautiful summer

home at Birch Lake . Don Hazelwood Jr. in the cities for a few hours on a fast trip. Said that the resort business this summer has been the best yet. The motorcycl e weather has been helping out a lot ... Sam Sigel and his family heads for the north country next week for a few days vacation. Glen Charney, Viking Vending Co., takes a few days off next week. He is THE MOST FANTASTICALLY REALISTIC driving with his wife and child to Columbus, Ohio to visit relatives . . . Johnny Zeglin and Solly Rose of Leberman Music Co. are excited about the new Allied CAR GAME EVER! Leisure Industries "Wild Cycle." It looks greater than the "Grand Prix" and "Speedway." Orders have been stacking up and operators are anxious to get

the "Wild Cycle" on location . . . Mr. & Mrs. Earl Porter and some of their friends in town for a four day holiday and to see some baseball games. AT YOUR DISTRIBUTOR SOON! Mr. & Mrs. Bob Cross in town as was Morris Anseau, Gary, So. Dak. . Dean Schroeder, Aberdeen in the cities for a couple of days and taking in the

Detroit -Twins game . . . Mr. & Mrs. Pete Thompson, Sioux Falls, in the cities for a day or two visiting Pete's brother and family. They had stopped at Fargo first for a few days visiting friends . . . Our condolences to Mrs. Earl Porter and family on the recent death of her father . . . Frank Phillips in town for the day making the rounds.

56 Cash Box - August 15, 1970 MUSIC MACHINES Campus Queen 4P (8/66) Mardi Gras 4P (11/62) Majestic (8/64) Capersville 4P (2/67) Four Roses 1P (12/62) Tournament (12/64) Rocket Ill 1P (6/67) Tom Tom 2P (1/63) Super Sonic (3/65) Wiggler 4P (9/67) Big Deal 1P (2/63) Preview (9/65) ROCK -OLA Surfers 1P (1/68) Jumpin' Jacks 2P (4/63) Corvette (2/66) Dogies 4P (3/68) Skill Pool 1P (6/63) Flair (9/66) coin 1485 Tempo I 1200 sel. '60 1488 Regis 120 sel '61 Dixieland 1P (5/68) El Toro 2P (8/63) Vegas (3/67) 1495 Regis 200 sel. '61 Safari 2P (7/68) Big Daddy 1P (9/63) Fleetwood (9/67) 1493 Princess 100 sel. '62 Rock Makers 4P (10/68) Merry Widow 4P (10/63) UNITED 1496 Empress 120 sel. '62 MiniZag 1P (11/68) Beat The Clock (12/63) Falcon (4/60) 1497 Empress 200 sel '62 Oh Boy 2P (2/64) Savoy (5/60) Soccer 1P (3/64) 404 Capri 1 120 sel. '63 Bowl -A -Rama (9/60) San Francisco 2P (5/64) machine 408 Rhapsody 1 160 sel. '63 Tip Top (10/60) 414 Capri II 100 sel. '64 CHICAGO COIN Palooka 1P (5/64) Dixie (1/61) Heat 418 -SA Rhapsody II 160 sel. '64 Wave 1P (7/64) Cameo 5 Star (5/61) Sun Valley (8/63) Riverboat 1P (9/64) 424 Princess Royal 100 sel. '64 Firecracker (12/63) Classic (6/61) '64 2P Whoopee 4P (10/64) 425 Grand Pro( 160 sel. Bronco 2P (5/64) Alamo (4/62) INVENTORY '65 Zig=Zag IP (12/64) 429 Starlet 100 sel. Royal Flash 2P (8/64) Sahara (7/62) II '65 Wing Ding 1P (12/64) 426 Grand Prix 160 sel. Big League Baseball 2P (4/65) Tropic (9/62) 431 Coronado 100 sel '66 Alpine Club 1P (3/65) Lucky (11/62) Par Golf (9/65) Eager Beaver 2P (5/65) 432 GP/ 160 160 sel. '66 Hula -Hula 2P (5/66) Cypress (12/62) LIST 433 GR/Imperial 160 sel. '66 Moulin Rough 1P (6/65) Sabre (2/63) Kicker 1P (8/66) Lucky Strike 1P (8/65) 435 Princess Deluxe 100 sel. '67 Festival 4P (1/67) Regal (4/63) '67 Big Chief 4P (10/65) 436 Centura 100 sel. Beatniks 2P (2/57) Fury (8/63) 437 Ultra 160 sel. '67 Teachers Pet 1P (12/65) Futura (12/63) Twinky 2P (9/67) Bowl -A -Strike 1P (12/65) Gun Smoke 2P (6/68) Tornado (3/64) ROWE -AMI Full House IP (3/66) Thunder (6/64) Playtime 2P (9/68) A -Go -Go 4P (5/66) K-120 120 sel. '60 Stage Coach 4P (8/68) Polaris (8/64) Top Hand 1P (5/66) Galleon (3/65) K-200 200 sel. '60 Magic City (1/67) used Lyric 100 sel. '60 Bowl -A -Rama (7/65) Magic Town IP (2/67) Continental 200 sel. '60 GOTTLIEB (3/66) Jolly Roger 4P (12/67) Aztec I 1100 (9/66) Continental sel '61 Seven Seas 2P (1/60) Ding Dong 1P (2/68) II '61 Coronado (6/67) Continental 200 sel. World Beauties 1P (2/60) Lady Luck 2P (4/68) '63 L-200 100-160 sel Spot -A -Card 1P (3%60) Student Prince 4P (7/68) 20C sel. '64 M-200 Tropicana Lite -A -Card 2P (3/60) Doozie 1P (9/68) equipment N-200 Diplomat 200 sel '65 Texas 4P (4/60) Pit Stop 2P (11/68) 0-200 Bandstand 200 sel. '66 Captain Kidd 2P (7/60) MM -1 100, 160. 200 sel. '67 Melody Lane 2P (9/60) Kadet 100 100 sel '67 Kewpie Doll 1P (10/60) SHUFFLES A Compilation of M-2 200 sel. '68 Flipper IP (11/60) BASEBALL Merry -Go -Round 2P (12/60) BALLY SEEBURG Phonographs and Amusement Foto Finish 1P (1/61) Official Jumbo (9/60) Q-100 100 sel. '60 Oklahoma 4P (2/61) Jumbo Deluxe (9/60) Machines Actively Traded On Q-160 160 sel, '60 Showboat IP (4/61) Super Shuffle (12/61) Bally Ball Park (4/60) AY -100 100 sel. '61 Flipper Parade (5/61) Big 7 Shuffle (9/62) CC Big Hit (10/62) AY -160 160 sel. '61 Flying Circus (6/61) Used Coin Machine Markets All The Way (10/65) CC All Star Baseball (1/63) DS -100 100 sel. '62 Big Casino 1P (7/61) CC All Stars Baseball (2/68) DS -160 160 sel. '62 Lancer 2P (8/61) Kaye Batting Practice (7/68) LPC-1 160 sel. '63 Corral (9/61) CHICAGO COIN Midway Deluxe Baseball (5/62) LPC-480 160 sel. '64 Aloha 2P (11/61) Midway Slugger (3/63) Electra 160 sel. '65 Flipper Fair 1P (11/61) 6 -Game Shuffle (6/60) Midway Top Hit (3/64) Mustang 100 sel. '65 Egg Head ÌP(12/61) Triple Gold Pin Pro (2/61) Midway Little League (66) Stereo Showcase 160 sel. '66 Liberty Belle 4P (3/62) Starlite (5/62) Midway Fun Ball (1/67) Phono Jet 100 sel. '67 Flipper Clown (4/62) Citation (10/62) United Bonus Baseball (3/62) Spectra 200 sel. '67 Fashion Show 2P (6/62) Strike Ball (5/63) Wms Official Baseball (4/60) Cover Girl 1P (7/62) Spotlite (11/63) Wms Deluxe Batting Champ (5/61) Preview 2P (8/62) DeVille (8/64) Wms Inning (5/62) Triumph Extra Olympics 1P (9/62) (1/65) Wms World Series (5/62) WURLITZER Flipper Cowboy 1P (10/62) Top Brass Shuffle (4/65) Wms Major League (3/63) Sunset 2P (11/62) Gold Star Shuffle (7/65) Wms Grand Slam (2/64) 2400 200 sel. '60 Rock -A -Ball 1P (12/62) Belaire Puck Bowler Wms Double Play (4/65) 2404 104 sel. '60 Gaucho 4P (1/63) Medalist (4/66) Wms Ball Park (2/68) 2410 100 sel. '60 Slick Chick 1P (4/63) Imperial (9/66) 2500 200 sel. '61 Swing Along 2P (7/63) Riviera (6/67) 2504 104 sel. '61 Sweet Hearts 1P (9/63) Sky Line (1/68) 2510 100 sel. '61 Flying Chariots 2P (10/63) Melody Lane (4/68) 2600 200 sel. '62 Gigi 1P(12/63) 2610 100 sel. '62 Big Top 1P (1/64) 2700 200 sel. '63 World Fair 1P (5/64) 2710 100 sel. '63 Bonanza 2P (6/64) UNITED GUNS 2800 200 sel. '64 Bowling Queen 1P (8/64) 2810 100 sel. '64 Majorettes 1P (8/64) Big Bonus (2/60) 2900 200 sel. '64 Sea Shore 2P (9/64) Sunny (5/60) 3000 200 sel. '65 North Star 1P (10/64) Sure Fire (10/60) Bally Derby Gun (2/60) 3100 200 sel. '66 Happy Clown 4P (11/64) Line -Up (1/61) Bally Sharpshooter (2/61) 3200 200 sel. '67 Sky Line 1P-(1/65) 5 -Way (5/61) CC Ace Machine Gun (11/67) Thoro Bred 2P (2/65) Avalon (4/62) CC Ray Gun (10/60) Kings & Queens 1P (3/65) Silver (6/62) CC Long Range Rifle Gallery (1/62) PINGAMES Hi Dolly 2P (5/65) Shuffle Basketball (6/62) CC Ace Machine Gun (1/68) Cow -Poke 1P (5/65) Action (7/62) CC Riot Gun (6/63) BALLY Buckaroo 1P (6/65) Embassy (9/62) CC Carnival (5/68) Circus Roll -down (9/62) Beauty Contest (1/60) Dodge City 4P (7/65) CC Champion Rifle Range (1/64) Bank -A -Ball 1P (9/65) Lancer (11/62) Keeney Two Gun Fun (3/62) Laguna Beach (3/60) Sparky (12/62) Queens (3/60) Paradise 2P (11/65) Midway Shooting Gallery (2/60) Flipper Pool IP (11/65) Caravelle (2/63) Midway Target Gallery (7/62) Roller Derby (3/60) Crest (4/63) Barrel -O -Fun (9/60) Ice Review 1P (12/65) Midway Monster Gun (67) King Of Diamonds 1P (1/66) Rumpus Tarquette (5/63) Midway Carnival Tgt. Glry. (2/63) Touchdown (11/60) Astro Circus Queen (2/61) Masquerade 4F (2/66) (6/63) Midway Rifle Range (6/63) Ultra (8/63) Lite -A -Line Central Park 1P (4/66) Midway Trophy Gun (6/64) (2/61) Skippy (11/63) Barrel -O -Fun (4/61) Mayfair 2P (6/66) Midway Captain Kid Rifle (9/66) Acapulco Dancing Lady 4P (11/66) Jill -Jill (11/63) Southland Fast Qraw (63) (5/61) Bank Pool (11/63) Flying Circus 2P (6/61) Super Score 2P (3/67) Williams Aqua Gun (3/68) Sing -A -Long IPL (9/67) Topper (2/64) Williams Arctic Gun (67) Can Can (10/61) Tempest (2/64) Barrel -O -Fun (11/61) Surf Side 2P (12/67) Royal Guard IP (1/68) Pacer (4/64) Lido (2/62) Tiger (7/64) Golden Gate (6/62) Spin Wheel 4P (3/68) Funland 1P (5/68) Orbit (8/64) Shoot -A -Line (6/62) Mombo (12/64) Funspot '62 (11/62) Paul Bunyan 2P (8/68) Domino 1P (10/68) Cheetah (3/65) Silver Sails (11/62) Pyramid Twist (11/62) Four Seasons 4P (12/68) (6/65) ARCADE Moonshot Corral (10/65) (3/63) KEENEY Tango (2/66) Cue -Tease 2P (7/63) Blazer (6/66) 3.In-Line 4P (8/63) Old Plantation (2/61) Encore (9/66) Hootenany 1P(11/63) Rainbow (6/62) Altair (3/67) Amer (5/61) Star Jet (12/63) Go -Cart 1P (5/63) Shuttle Situation Orion (11/67) Bally Skill Score (6/60) Monte Carlo 1P (2/64) Poker Face 2P (9/63) Alpha Mates 4P (3/68) Bally Skill Derby (10/60) Ship (2/64) Pegaus (8/68) Bongo 2P (3/64) Bally Table Hockey (2/63) Sky Diver 1P (4/64) MIDWAY Bally Spinner (2/63) Mad World 2P (5/64) Bally Bank Ball (1/63) Rodeo 2P (10/64) Grand Tour 1P (7/64) BOWLERS Bally Fun Phone (3/63) Happy Tour 1P (7/64) Bally World Cup (1/68) CC Pony Express (4/60) 2 -In -Line 2P (8/64) BALLY Harvest 1P (10/64) WILLIAMS CC Wild West (5/61) Hay Ride 1P (10/64) Black Jack 1P (1/60) Super 8 (4/63, CC Pro Basketball (6/61) Bus Stop 2P (1/65) Golden Gloves 1P (1/60) Deluxe Bally Bowler (1/64) CC All American Basketball (1/68) Bullfight 1P(1/65) Twenty -One IP (2/60) 1965 Bally Bowler (65) CC Popup (10/64) Sheba 2P (3/65) Nags 1P (3/60) 1966 Bally Bowler (4/66) Midway Bazooka (10/60) Six Sticks 6P (3/65) Serenade 2P (5/60) Midway Flying Turns (9/64) Midway Raceway (10/63) Band Wagon 4P (5/65) Darts 1P (6/60) CHICAGO COIN Magic Circle 1P (6/65) Music Man 4P (8/60) Midway Winner (12/63) 50/50 2P (8/65) Jungle 1P (9/60) Duke (8/60) Midway Mystery Score (8/65) Aces High 4P (9/65) Viking 2P(10/61) Duchess (8/60) Southland Speedway (6/63) Big Chief 4P (10/65) Space Ship 2P (12/61) Princess (4/61) Southland Time Trials (9/63) Dtscotek 2P (10/65) Coquette (4/62) Gold Crown (3. 62) Williams Road Racer (5/62) Trio 1P (11/65) Trade Winds (6/62) Royal Crown (8.'62) Williams Hay Burner 11 (9/68) Blue Ribbon 4P (1/66) Valiant 2P (8/62) Grand Prize (3%63) Will ams Voice 0 Graph (62) Fun Cruise 1P (2/66) King Pin (9/62) Official Spare Lite (963) Williams Mini Golt (10/64) Wild Wheels 2P (3/66) Vagabond (10/62) Cadillac (1/64) Williams Hollywood Driving Range (4/65 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SECTION

THANKS DEEJAY'S .. WE'RE COMPLETELY SOLD out of every edition of comedy material. Don't COIN MACHINES worry. We'll have more by next week. So keep your orders coming. Send $2.00 for latest edition. Free CLASSIFIED AD RATE 20 CENTS PER WORD sample with 1st order MORRIS, 7047 Franklin. WANTED Hollywood. California 90028 Count every word including all words in firm name. Num- WANTED TO BUY OUT SELLING STOCKS ONE OR bers in address count as one word. Minimum ad accepted two years old Jennings slot machines. Wurlitzer juke boxes and Pinball games two or four players, $5.00. CASH OR CHECK MUST ACCOMPANY ALL ORDERS EMPLOYMENT make an offer to AUTOMATTJANST N STORGATAN FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. If cash or check is NOT en- 19 BJUV, SWEDEN. closed with order your classified ad will be held for following SERVICE WANTED: Midway Red Balls, Joker Balls and Joker's issue pending receipt of your check or cash. Wild. Any Condition. Contact AMERICAN MUSIC CO. BINGO MECHANICS WANTED: Legal territory of Ne- 219 First Ave. South Great Falls, Montana. (406) NOTICE - $82 Classified Advertisers (Outside USA add $52 vada, 5 day. 40 hour work week. MUST have past 452-7301 to your present subscription price). You are entitled to a Bingo experience. State age, references, past ex- perience. Send photo if possible. Write or phone: classified ad of 40 words in each week's issue for a period of WANT - Pool Tables. Personal music equipment, Sco- UNITED COIN MACHINE CO., 2621 South Highland, pitone film, 69 68 model Phonographs new and One Full Year, 52 consecutive weeks. You are allowed to IasVegas Nevada Phone (702) 735.5000 used, Phono Vue attachments, Distribution of allied change your Classified Ad each week if you so desire. All make, model, condition and MECHANICS WANTED FOR MUSIC AND PINS. SALARY products. Write stating of best cash price. ST. THOMAS COIN SALES, 669 TAL- words over 40 will be billed at the rate 206 per word. commensurate with ability. Time and half for over BOT ST., ST THOMAS, ONTARIO. CANADA. AREA Please count words carefully. Be sure your Classified Ad is forty hour week Liberal fringe benefits plus vehicle. 519-631-9550 by Wednesday, 12 Contact AMUSE -A -MAT CORP., 123 E. Luzerne St.. sent to reach New York publication office Philadelphia, Pa. 19124. Telephone (215) 329-5700 OLD BALL GUM OR PEANUT MACHINES. table model noon, of preceding week to appear in the following week's games of skill or chance from 1950 & earlier, early issue. arcade machines, slots, any quantity or condition SACKIN, 318 E. 70 St., N.Y.C., N.Y. 10021 - 212- 628-0413. Classified Ads Close WEDNESDAY RECORDS -MUSIC WE ARE ALWAYS INTERESTED IN USED AND BRAND new phonographs, pinballs, bingos, guns, arcade, Send all copy to: CASH BOX, 1780 Broadway, N.Y., N.Y. 10019 vVANT. RECORDS. 45'S AND LP'S SURPLUS RE-

kiddie rides, slot machines, etc , all makes, all mod- TURNS. overstock, cut-outs. etc Call or write: FOB VESSEL TO HOLLAND BELGIE HARRY WARRINER at: KNICKERBOCKER MUSIC els QUOTE SEA BINGOS AND 6 CARD GAMES AVAILABLE INCLUDING FOR SALE. RECONDITIONED BARGAINS. FAWN (21 BRUSSELS. Ave.. Yonkers. York 10705 EUROPE. SPRL.. 276 AVENUE LOUISE. Silver Sails and Golden Gates. These games are Column) Mechanical Cigarette Machines $65.00: CO.. 453 McLean New shopped, Call WASSICK NOVELTY at (304) 292-3791 16 Column $45.00: Rock -Ola 404 (100 Sel.) 1914) GR6-7778. WANTED TO BUY: 1000 KEENEY'S BIG THREE. Morgantown, West Virginia. $295.00: Seeburg DS -100-H (100 Sel.) $245.00: WANTED: 300 Keeney's DeLuxe Big Tents Also Wurlitzer 2150 Sel.) $95.00: 2304 $95.00: FOR THE SERIOUS COLLECTOR WE OFFER THOSE Vending. Write for (200 3000 extra coin inserts and 3000 50 cent inserts. FOR EXPORT Late games. Phonos. United Gypsy Shuffle Alley 8 1/2' $145.00: hard -to -find rare oldie albums. Rock 'n' roll and DISTRIBUTING COM- Also any other console 25 cents free play. No fruit our latest listing. ADVANCE Chicago Coin Starlite 8' $195.00. MICKEY rhythm & blues albums no longer available in the Blvd.. St. Lows. Missouri symbols. Must be from West Virginia. Write: BOX PANY. 2820 North Grand ANDERSON AMUSEMENT CO.. 314 East 11th St., stores. A & G Oldie Albums. Suite 1412. 1860 (314) 652-1600. 6056. Wheeling, W Va 26003 63107 - Erie, Pa. 16503. Phone 1814) 452-3207. Broadway, New York City 10023. Call for week night or Saturday appointment. 212-243-1548 or FOR SALE: PANORAMS NEW MARK DUAL 8 - Write FOR SALE. Large selection used Pin Games to choose 212-253-3712. COIN MACHINES or call URBAN INDUSTRIES, INC . P.O. Box 31. Lou- from, write for price list. BIRD MUSIC DISTRIBU- isville, Kentucky 40201. (502) 969-3227. TORS, INC.. Manhattan, Kansas, Box B. or Phone. WANTED EXPERIENCED JUKE BOX AND GAME 778-5229. Mechanic. Good working conditions. Paid Vaca- FOR SALE FOR SALE REBUILT PHONOGRAPHS AND GAMES. tions. sick leave, time and one half for overtime to Seeburg LPC1's $495; LPC480's $575: Electras $650: FOR SALE: WILLIAMS Spooks Gun $425: MIDWAY Fly- reliable man. Call Mr. Anderson Collect person to Fleetwood $675; Showcase $795: Lady Luck $450: ing Saucer $350: MIDWAY Space Gun $315: MID person. Telephone 237-1563. Coin Music. Inc. FOR EXPORT' BRAND NEW MADE IN JAPAN JUKE - II $525: Paul Bunyan WAY Monster Gun $225; MIDWAY 1 Million B.C. Gun R California. box. Kiddie Rides. Arcade. Guns, INDY-500. Hayburner $425; Suspense 710 St.. Fresno. SALES, INC . 4122 $395; Tusco Horse $300; BALLY Champion Horse SUBROC, now obtainable DISTRIBUTORSHIP, Also $395; Domino $350 OPERATOR La. Phone DISTRIBUTORS, INC., 902 W. Second. 45 RPM RECORDS. NEW. NO QUANTITY TOO LARGE UPRIGHT. Table/Counter Washington Avenue, New Orleans. 70125 $350. UNITED WANTED to import Wichita, Kansas 67203. or small. Highest prices paid. Write stating quantity Contact: KAY 822-2370 (504). machines, any Gaming Devices on hand. TONY GALGANO DIST. CO. 4135 W. ARMIT- Pon P.O. Box 111, Yokohoma, Japan. A. CHIBA. ALL TYPES COIN OPER AMUSE MACHINES. NEW AND FOR SALE: 12 Panorams Peep Shows RCA 16mm AGE. CHICAGO 39, ILL. (Tel. Dickens 2-7060) used $8. FOR SALE: Model 14 Auto Photo, EXCELLENT condi- reconditioned. Ready for location. Write for latest with timers. Mint condition. Also film B&W R. 45 ALL TYPES AS THEY RUN, tion. Call or Write. New in original cartons. Hollywood listings. Full line and parts and supplies MUNVES Color $25. Approx. 400 ft. Money makers. RICH- USED RPM RECORDS. Driving Range. 15 ball golf fame. Closeout $295 ea. CORP., Dept. BC - 577 10th Avenue, New York. TER, 1063 Market St , San Francisco, Calif Z. 94103 right off the route. No sorting or picking. We pay in avail- CLEVELAND COIN INTERNATIONAL, 2025 Prospect N.Y. 10036. Phone 212-279-6677 freight from anywhere U.S.A. Standing order Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Phone (216) 8616715. NEVADA FRUIT (SLOT) MACHINES PRESENTS: THE able for regular shippers. JALEN AMUSEMENT CO., FOR SALE/EXPORT: NEW BACKGLASSES FOR COUN- Raven Electronics Solid -State line of Fruit (slot) Ma- 1215 S. HOWARD STREET - BALTIMORE, MARY- Mills Front - FOR SALE- Jukeboxes, pinballs. arcade, guns, base- ty Fairs. Sea Islands, Roller Derbys, Can Cans, Biki- chines, Kenos and Mini -Bingos 150 LAND 21230. balls, Kiddie rides. European football machines. For nis, Lite Lines. Cypress Gardens, Ballerinas, Black Opening, stands included as NEW $200.00 Ea. 310 BACKGLASSES. Complete Bally Bingos, all models Write or Call anytime FREE CIRCULAR HARD TO FIND NEW COUNTRY Export: Uprights, bingos, consoles. slots and punch - Dragons. Numerous used - - boards. Contact: MYRON SUGERMAN INTERNA- bingo games include County Fairs, Lagunas, Lidos, P.O. Box 5734, Reno, Nevada 89503. (702) 329. record albums and 8 track tape cartridges. Fiddle TIONAL, 140 Central Ave., Hillside, N.J. (201) 923- Circus Queens- MUSIC VEND DISTRIBUTING, 100 3932. tunes, waltzes. blue grass. etc. Such artists as Mac 6430. Elliott West, Seattle. Phone 206-284-7740. Wiseman, Hylo Brown, the legendary J.E. Mainer, FOR SALE: CLOSE-OUT - READY FOR LOCATION. others. UNCLE JIM O'NEAL, Box AC, Arcadia, Califor- Ice Revue. North FOR SALE/EXPORT - Bally slots $295 & up; Mills FOR SALE- TOPGRADE GERMAN CORKBALLS $3 75 GOTT: Royal Guard. Crosstown. nia 91006 Front. like new. $285: Mills HiTop $125; Jen- set; Manikins $1.75 each: also soccer parts avail- Star, Buckeroo, (2 pl.) Paradise. Flying Circus, (4 Open WILL SELL HIGHEST nings Galaxy $285 Uprights: Clover Belle $300; able. Send check with order. Budge Wright's WEST- pl.) Dancing Lady, WMS: Apollo, Full House, Moulin LEADING TAPE WHOLESALER Riverboat. Beat the Clock. SEE- at lowest prices. Send for current list. Keeney Super Bonus $300; Draw Belles $75. Large ERN DISTRIBUTORS. 1226 SW 16th. Portland. Rouge. Alpine Club, chart tapes D D & L COIN MACHINE CO.. CANDY STRIPE RECORDS, 17 Alabama Ave.. Island stock Bally Bingos. Bally parts for export BALLY Oregon 228-7565. BURG 3W1 Wallboxes. Pa 17105. Phone: Park. N.Y 11558. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 390 East 6th St.. P. 0. 414 Kelker Street, Harrisburg, Box 7457. Reno. Nevada 89502. (702) 323-6157. FOR . SALE/EXPORT-USED SLOTS: BALLY (717) 234-4731, 234-2235. Standard, 3 Line Pay. Multipliers. Quick Draws: As OFFERING EIGHT CENTS EACH PLUS FREIGHT FOR LAGUNA BEACHES forty-fives, not over six months old, as they come off ALL TYPES OF COIN -OPERATED ARCADE EQUIPMENT sorted Mills: Electric Payout Jennings: Space Jet BINGOS FOR EXPORT: BIG WHEELS, Can Cans, Gates, Circus Queens. Bikinis. your routes. Ship freight collect to ESDAY, 12444 for Helicopters, pinballs, etc.; Auto - Bell: Segas: Assorted Bally Bingos, "Games" Up- Golden sale - guns, count Photo machines. Write for equipment list and prices. right Muluplers. Write for particulars THOMAS Bountys, and Border Beauty. All types of pin balls Chapman, Garden Grove, Calif. - Guaranteed & P E. Philadelphia Street. payment by return mail. ROCK CITY DISTRIBUTING CO., INC.. 615 Murfrees- TRADING COMPANY, 2622 Westwood Drive. Box available. D. MUSIC, 27 boro Road, Nashville, Tenn. 37210. 15391, Las Vegas. Nevada 89114. (702) 734-8818 York, Pa. Phone (717) 848-1846. Cable -VEGAS. WE SELL 45s, LPs TO RECORD DEALERS, COLLECTORS, AI.L ADD-A - one -stops, foreign Send free catalogue. $7.00 per FOR SALE: Keeney Black Dragons, Wild Arrow. Twin TYPES OF COIN -OPERATED EQUIPMENT. - Balls. shuffles, guns, computers. etc. All types of hundred, $63.00 per thousand. We need 45s, Ips - Dragons, Flaming Arrows and Mountain Climbers FOR SALE: CHICAGO COIN HOCKEY CHAMP $325: Machines, Triple Bells, Draw Bell and phonographs; large selection on hand Vending ma- Disk Jockey copies, surplus, overstock, cutouts. CAPE Also Bally Slot I Electra Q Computer Model 105 $645; Seeburg chines. from cigarette to candy to can drink. etc INTERNATIONAL, Box 1474, Brooklyn, N. Y. 11234. Buckley Track Odds. Want Old Slots. SASKATCHE- $495. WANT: Seeburg Jets, top condition and late CO., 1025 St., North all kinds, shopped to perfection. Write or call FLOW- Phone: (212) 253-5916-5917. WAN COIN MACHINE -104th models. MOHAWK SKILL GAMES CO. Ogden Whit- Saskatchewan, Canada. Phone 445-2989 ER CITY DIST- CO., 389 Webster Ave., Rochester, Battleford, beck. Prop. 67 Swaggertown Road, Scotia, N. Y. for ATTENTION RECORD OUTLETS. WE HAVE THE LARG- Area Code 306. N.Y. 14609 Tel (716) 654-8020 and ask JOE - 12302. GRILLO. est selection of major label albums at promotional prices. Write for our complete listings of Jazz, Rock, MANNEQUINS WITH SCREWS FOR FOOS- FOR SALE: TARGET POOLS $325; Soul, Folk. Blues. Spirituals, etc. International Orders soccer games $1.75 each send check FOR SALE. SKIPPERS $460: 50 ROWE 2700 CIGARETTES COMPLETE -OFF LOCA ball and - Road Racers $375: Welcome. DISTRIBUTORS, 6720 with order. Budge Wright's WESTERN DISTRIBUTORS. Polo $580: Airports $360: lion. As -is condition. Make offer. THE MACKE COM- -A 90's $545; Phantom Guns 20th Broad Street. Philadelphia. Pa. 19126. 1226 SW 16th, Portland, Oregon. 228.7565. Flip -Cards $395: Gay PANY, Central Pennsylvania. 1201 South Street. $475; Safari Guns $465: Super Circus Rifles $535: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17104. 717-238-1768. Worlds WANTED TO BUY OPEN REEL TAPES. WHY TIE UP HOLLY CRANES EXIBIT ROTARY Spinners $50: Nutting Assoc. Sports $350: Manny Silvia. - FOR SALE: - SEGA capital investment in slow -moving reel tape depart- All types of upright diggers or Nutting Assoc. Astro Computers $360: Merchandisers - Midway White Lightning Guns FOR SALE: Two Panoram peep show machines with ment? We will buy complete inventories -large o claw machines. BRONSON NOVELTY CO.. 211 Basketballs $350; Continuous reel that $450; Midway Flying Saucers $335: Mini Soccer optional 254 or 504 coin chute. small. Send detailed lists and quantities. VARIETY S Eutaw St.. Baltimore, Md. 21201. Operated with a time Farming -Tech Batty Cars $125: Indian Scouts holds 1,000 ft. of 16mm film. AUDIO PRODUCTS, 170 Central Avenue, $125; All Market Street, Newark, N.J Prod. Tanks $225. Also large unit. PHIL GOULD, 224 dale. N Y 11735. 516-293-5858. FOR SALE. LARGE COIN -OPERATED AMUSEMENT $150: Universal Army NEW ORLEANS NOVELTY Tel: 201 - MArket 4-3297. machine route in central U.S.A. No pots, pollution. stock of bingos. Dryades Street, New Orleans. strikes or racial problems. Write Box 880. Cash Box, COMPANY. 1055 POOL TABLES -Large selection of all makes and mod- Louisiana 70113 Tel. 1504) 529-7321. CABLE: MACHINE 1 780 Broadway. New York. N Y 10019. els available. Completely reconditioned or in "as is'. 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A Statesman is a leader. That's just what the Wurlitzer STATESMAN has proved to be...the leading earner in the field. Why tie up your money in phonographs that lack the appeal of this one? Turn them in on Wurlitzer STATESMEN and watch them turn your earnings upward.

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When Charley's on stage, he has a rather unique way of introducing each song. For example, he'll say Now I'm gonna sing 'Afraid of Losing You Again' from my ninth album." But he'll never tell you that the album's called "Just Plain Charley." Or any of the other album titles, just their number. So this time we decided to be smart and give the new album the same name that Charley will. Now people can go into a store and just ask for "Charley Pride's Tenth Album." And get it.

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From the way the first nine albums sold, we know the tenth album is a winner. Especially with the comprehensive promotior campaign soon to be in effect: in-store display material, streamers, radio, ad mats and a special merchandising program. In fact, it would be wise to make sure you're well stocked on all of Charley Pride's albums, one through ten.

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