Capitol Acquires 2 More Its Operations Base to the Coast

SEPTEMBER 26, 1964 SEVENTIETH YEAR 50 CENTS Yorke Is Setting Up Colpix in Hollyw'd NEW YORK-Bob Yorke has He'll he reporting to Burt taken over direction of Colpix Schneider, executive vice-presi- Records. The former vice-president of Screen Gems, a Colum- dent in charge of artists and bia Pictures affiliate. repertoire at RCA Victor planed Yorke's desire to move the Bulbo in from California, where he's record company's base of opera- The International Music -Record NewsweekIy setting up headquarters for the tions to the Coast is based partly label. on the fact that he recently Radio-TV Programming Phono -Tap Mrchandlaing Coln Machin* Oprating Yorke will he commuting be- bought a home in San Marino, tween Hollywood and New on the outskirts of Los Angeles. York until such time as head- It's reported that he'll he get- quarters for the Columbia label ting an annual salary of can he found in the film city. 535,00(> for heading Colpix. At that time, the firm will swing It's also been reported that Capitol Acquires 2 More its operations base to the Coast. Colpix has been having some The record division, which rough times and dropped an also includes the Dimension la- estimated $5)0,(100 in the past bel is now completely autono- one and a half years. Kirshner B'way Casters; Lead Field mous, having been separated had been heading the record from the music publishing divi- company activities for the past the By MIKE GROSS Choice," which has a book by thing More" to ABC -Paramount, sion a few weeks ago when Don 15 months. He came into when Ketti Frings, is scheduled for a "I Had a Ball" to Mercury and Kirshner was made president of Columbia Pictures orbit NEW YORK Capitol Rec- Broadway opening in the spring "Baker Street" to MGM. the publishing operation solely. the film company bought his - Yorke's title as head of the rec- land Al Neveins) Aldon Music ords jumped ahead of the com- of 1965, and "Skyscraper," with The upcoming season marks petition last week in the race a book by Peter Stone, is sched- ord division will he decided and Dimension Records for an Mercury's step-in as a potent upon on Monday (Sept. 21). estinutted $2,000,000. for original Broadway cast al- uled for a premiere in the fall factor through its decision to be- bums with the acquisition of the of 1965. come an angel. Thus far Mer- upcoming Cy Feuer -Ernest H. Columbia Records is currently cury's original cast album acqui- Martin productions of "Hobson's running second in the Broad- sitions have cost nearly $195,- Choice" and Skyscraper." This way musical sweepstakes. It has 000: $150,000 to "I Had a Ball" pickup, which is a result of two shows so far-"Bajour" and and about $45,000 to "Gogo Two Dealers in L.A. Capitol's partnership deal with "Kelley." Columbia's investment Loves Yott." Feuer and Martin, now gives the is reported to be hitting the company four cast albums for $200,000 mark: $50.000 for Record company investment, as a separate entity or through Drop Franchise Plan the 1964-1965 season. Already "Kelly" and $150,000 for "Ba - in Capitol's hopper are "Golden jour.' parent company affiliation as MGM Records with Metro and LOS first Angeles it up and do Boy" and "Ben Franklin in RCA Victor, ABC -Paramount ANGELES - The to pick the Paris." MGM and Mercury are running ABC -Paramount with American two stores signed by the Dis- billing also, it's not worthwhile." Broadcasting - Paramount The- count Record Center chain as The latch-on to "Hobson's neck -and -neck with one Broad- No Floor Treffis way show apiece but Mercury aters, is now well over the one franchises have quietly severed Choice" and "Skyscraper" will million mark and there arc still their ties with the organization. probably result in an investment has an edge in that it is coming Schilling said people came in out with an original cast album more shows waiting in the just for the advertised sales. in both shows by Capitol but wings. Dropping out of the experi- its financial involvement of an off-Broadway production "They don't build up floor traf- has not The latest label entry into ment are Larry Barnett's Reseda fic," he said. "People evidently yet been set. Capitol, already is "Gogo Loves You." On the Music Mart and Frank Duf- Broadway scene, though, already the Broadway sweepstakes is watch the papers for the spe - the top investor this season with Reprise Records. Late last week ford's Dufford-Kaiser Music in committed are "Fiddler on the (Continued on page 8) $200,000 in "Golden Boy" and it acquired the rights to "The Pasadena, Calif. Barnett held his Roof" to RCA Victor, "Some - another $200,000 in "Ben Committee," an "intimate revue" franchise since last March, Duf- Franklin in Paris." which opened at Henry Miller's ford since April. The two new shows in which on Sept. 16. Reprise is putting Jack Schilling, of Dufford- Capitol is now involved have For Theater Log the original cast album into the K a i s e r, explained Dufford scores by Jimmy Van Heusen grooves tonight (Monday) at the Mrs. Bienstock See Page 3 turned in his franchise "because and Sammy Cahn. "Hobson's Manhattan Center. he felt it wasn't profitable. It was just too much work for the amount of profit received." Dui - Exits Atlantic ford said he wasn't interested in going in as a franchise location NEW YORK-Miriam Bien - Elektra, Folkways Unite on Pkg. again. stock, a substantial stockholder "Sales were all and vice-president of Atlantic By AARON STERNFIELD right and rec- Oct. 10 is "The Folk Box," a who worked closely with Elek- ords sold well enough," Schilling Records, last week resigned her four -record anthology of Amer- tra s Jac Holzman in preparing explained, "but there wasn't any post and is selling her stock to NEW YORK-In what could ican folk music, with an illus- the package. profit. When you sell a $6.98 the firm's remaining sharehold- be a pattern for specialty labels, trated 48 -page book. Holzman began working on ers. Mrs. Bienstock had been two competing record compa- album and you're making 35 Folkways Gets Credit the concept five months ago cents, it's not worth bothering with Atlantic in an executive nies have pooled their resources It will be issued under the when he decided a capacity since the that folk with. When you sell a - firm's incep- to come up with a folk package three Elektra label-with credit to anthology would he a good het record opera at $14 and make tion in 1948. She told Billboard due for release in early October. Folkways given on the album for Christmas sales if he could $1, and you have to go to I.os (Continued on page 8) The labels are Elektra and cover-and distributed through get one out by early October. Folkways. The unprecedented Elektra outlets exclusively. $10 List move involves using the superior Folkways' contribution in- The package, as he conceived merchandising and distribution cludes about 30 of the 83 songs it, would list for less than $10, THE SUPREMES, Motown Records sensational singing group, are veterans of machinery of one label and the in the anthology, lithographs contain four LP's with four many Billboard Hot 100 charts. They are currently riding high with "Where rich catalog of the other. for the hook and the guiding hours of playing time, carry a Did Our Love Go?" Their new album (by the same name) and new single, Scheduled for release about hand of the label's Moe Asch, (Continued on page 8) "Baby Love," will be released this week. (Advertisement) Teen -Beat Soars on LP Chart NEW YORK - The Teen - over into pop market analysis music accounts tor 17 listings. heat, an accepted factor in the and in the current chart it has and jazz follows with 15 LP's. singles market, has now got a placed six of its packages among Leading the teen -beat fires grip take- on the album field. the best sellers. over are packages by the According to the Billboard's The pop field still leads, Beatles, of course. The group "Top LP's" chart in the current though, with 67 albums; folk has three hits on Capitol, one issue, the teen -beat packages on United Artists and one on have moved approximately 18 IIIIIIIIIIIIII II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIII IIII IIIIIIIIIII Vee Jay. Following the Beatles per cent ahead of its ranking is the Dave Clark Five with during a similar period last year DEAN three of its Epic albums among with 45 album in a SHOW TO positions the best sellers. The Beach Boys listing covering 150 top selling SALUTE C&W are spearheading the Yankee packages. Last year, the teen - predominance beat captured on the list with 32 listings out of NASHVILLE-"The Jimmy five of its Capitol the 150. albums. The Dean Show" will salute country Four Seasons follow with two The move -in of the teen -beat music on its Nov. 5 show over LP clicks on the Vee Jay label this be ABC-TV. The program will be year can credited to the and one on Philips. Roy Orbi - British push. Of the 45 teen - taped in Nashville on Oct. 29. son (Monument), Mary Wells beat albums listed, 17 are of Guest stars for the country mu- (Motown) and the Kingsmen English origination (five by the sic telecast are now being (Wand) are tied with two each. Beatles). hooked. The program is timed Despite the whimsical nature Another growing influence in to kick off National Country of the business, the major labels the album is c&w music, Sig- Music Week. an annual event continue to maintain their domi- nificant strides have been made in Nashville. nance of the LP market. Colum- by c&w so that it now crosses IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I1111111111111111111111111111111111111 (Continued on page 8) SWINGING NEW with a new single STAR "I TRUST YOU BABY" SINGING c/w "Theme from On RCA Victor THE LUCK OF GINGER COFFEY" ("WATCHING THE WORLD GO BY") #8424 GOING GREAT! KETTY'S NEW ALBUM: LPM/ LSP-2945

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NEW YORK-Decca Records available through all local As an added feature of the will spearhead a promotion on Decca branches and distribu- promotion, the complete Voca- its complete kiddie catalog with tors. lion popular LP catalog has Leading off the new chil- also been placed under the the release of seven new chil- terms of the incentive program, dren's Vocation sets. The drive dren's product from the Voca- lion label is the latest release making available product by is on the full line of Decca, by Frank Luther, "Stories and such names as Fred Astaire, Coral and Vocation catalogs of Songs About America." Eydie Gorme, Lawrence Welk, LP and single kiddie record- Tommy Dorsey, Guy Lombardo ings, along with the complete Included in the terms of the and Bing Crosby, to name a Vocation popular LP catalog. program are such Decca -Coral- few. The program, which takes ef- Vocation artists as Danny Kaye, Decca is supporting the pro- fect Sept. 21 and runs through Burl Ives, Big John Arthur, the motion with a full color litho Oct. 2, carries an incentive Three Stooges, Bing Crosby and book, now in the hands of its program, details of which are Judy Garland, among others. sales force. Hi Event to Show Fall Product ARNOLD MAXIN, president of MGM Records, shows off gold record award to the Animals for their "House of the Rising Sun" MEMPHIS Hi Records hour in the Chisca-Plaza Motor Thursday's schedule includes hit. The British - group, who left for England last week, will Company, one of the fastest Hotel's Crystal Room. a sales meeting, an all -afternoon be back in the U. S. for an 18 -city growing independent labels in Hi, whose records are dis- tour beginning in Norfolk, barbecue, swimming, golf and Va., Sept. 23. the U. S., will stage its first tributed by London Records, sales promotion and entertain- will present plaques to some dis- a night ride on the Mississippi ment Wednesday and Thursday tributors for past sales promo- River on the excursion boat (23-24) to give 45 leading dis- tion of Hi records after the Memphis Queen. tributors a peak at His fall banquet. London Records is sending 'Greasepaint' Date Change product of singles and albums. Hi artists Ace Cannon and 15 officials to the two-day meet- NEW Hi President Joe Cuoghi will His Combo, Bill Black's Combo, ing, headed by D. H. Toller - YORK-Broadway pro- bia label of one of the songs Willie Mitchell and His Combo, Bond, director of the company's ducer David Merrick is from greet arrivals during Wednes- moving the show. Merrick origi- will entertain. American group. up his production of the British nally had planned to bring day and entertainment will musical "The Roar of the "Greasepaint" to Broadway for start at a 6:30 p.m. cocktail Greasepaint" because of a Tony the 1966 season but after hear- Bennett recording on the Colum- ing an acetate of Bennett's ver- 111111111111111111111111111IIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII sion of "Who Can I Turn To The 'Jimmy Dean Show' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII (When Nobody Needs Me)," he decided to bring in the show 'CINDY' BACK DURIUM DISK this season and okayed immedi- Back-In (Country) Style ate release of the disk. ON BOARDS HONORS JFK The score for "Greasepaint" NEW YORK-"Cindy," the NEW YORK-Starting a new Roger Miller, Philips Rec- was written by Anthony Newly off-Broadway musical which season, the Jimmy Dean Show ords "Dang Me" artist, proved IN ALBUM and Leslie Bricusse, who clicked was released as an ABC -Para- opened on ABC-TV in the 10-11 to be the show -stopper. Roger here last season with the musi- mount album, reopens Tues- p.m. (EDT) slot, Thursday (17) has previously exposed his win- ROME An unusual Presi- and revealed Jimmy and his ways via - cal "Stop the World-I Want day (22) after a summer hiatus. ning the "Tonight" dent Kennedy memorial album guests in a relaxed, swinging show. In to Get Off." That show had the The show will get a boost in working with Dean, has been issued by Durium un- "What Kind of Fool Am I" hour of music and mirth, highly Roger seemed relaxed and dis- der title of "L'Omo the New York area with a half- Di La Pace" click. Howie Richmond, who hour seasoned with country piano, played remarkable composing (The Man of Peace). Written in telecast of excerpts sched- published the "Stop the World" uled for fiddle and string sounds. and singing talent which he the folklore dialect of Sicily, it the CBS "Stage 2 score is also publishing "Grease- Presents," 8 p.m., Sept. 30. "Goodnight Cincinnati, Good Flavored with humor. At one details the late American presi- paint." Morning Tennessee" a toe -tap- point he claimed having just dent's life and is chanted by A sidebar to the Bennett disk g11111111141RHNIRIIRIIIIIIIIBHRMIRlRll11111111IINRIIINBIIs ping, vocal opener by Jimmy no received a gold record for his Leonardo Strano and Antonio is that a number of copies on doubt won over a few million millionth "release." In another Turchetti the same way as the the market already have be- "Who I channel switchers. And Molly quickie, Rog described his gui- exploits Can Turn To," but be- of the legendary fig- come collectors' items-but because of crossed wires pro- Bee is back, looking beautiful tar -picking as "Depressive Gui- ures of the area in have been re- cause of the flip side, "Waltz duction the initial copies that and singing some pop stuff. tar." He also saluted Chet At- corded. The album cover illus- kins with a coast -to -coast wink for Debby." Bennett had cut were sent out had "Debby" with Jimmy's old hound dog buddy, trates Kennedy's career in prim- two versions of "Debby," and wave. itive one the orchestral backing. That had a cute camp routine. color drawings similar to with a full orchestra backing was stopped Rowlf, those usually found shipment when the Dean is best when he works on the tra- and one with trio backing. Ben- error was discovered and Don Adams fits the Dean show ditional donkey carts in to bring out the best in his cast. Sicily. nett chose the side with the "Debby" will be stepping and is signed for five more ap- out Like Jackie Gleason he fills the tl IIMI 1111111111IIIIititlltIiIIIIl1I111itinslllIIIIlalIItiflIiIti111II II trio as the one to be paired with with a trio from now on. pearances. second banana role most capa- bly. Buck Owens will be Jim- MUSICAL THEATER LOG (1964-65 SEASON) my's guest next week. The Jimmy Dean Show prom- ises to be an exciting media for ORIGINAL CAST BROADWAY SHOW CAST PRODUCER DIRECTOR SCORE PUBLISHER ALBUM OPENING Country Music. HAL BRAXTON

FIDDLER ON Zero Harold Jerome Jerry Bock & Tommy RCA Sept. 22 THE ROOF Mostel Prince Robbins Sheldon Bernick.. Valando Victor at Imperial DEPARTMENTS Oct. 13 BEN FRANKLIN Robert George W George Michael Sidney Michaels E. H. Morris Capitol at Lunt. IN PARIS Preston Frank Grant Kidd & Mark Sandrich 8 FEATURES Fontanne Hot 100 Chart ...Page 22 GOLDEN Sammy Hillard Arthur Charles Strouse Oct. 20 Top LP's Chart ... Page 34 E. H. Morris Capital BOY Davis Elkins Penn & Lee Adams at Majestic +Other Music Pop Charts Sammy Fain- Breakout Singles 37 SOMETHING Arthur Hill- Lester Jule ABC- & Alan Nov. 15 Breakout Albums 24 MORE Cook Osterman MarilynParamountMarilyn Chappell-Styne Barbara Sena at Eugene O'Neill Hot Country Singles 36 Hof Country Albums 36 Chita Rivera- 33 BAJOUR Edward Lawrence Kasha Walter Nov. 23 Hits of the World E. H. Mords Columbia Herschel Berardi Padula Peter Gennaro Marks at Shubert Record Reviews LP Reviews 56 I HAD Buddy Joseph Lloyd Jack Lawrence Dec. 16 Single Reviews IB E. H. Monts A BALL Hackett Kipness Richards & Stan FreemanMercury at Broadhurst + Music & Record News Talent IO BAKER Fritz Weaver- Alex Harold Merlan Gimlet( Feb. 13 E.BB. Marks Country Music 36 STREET Inge Swenson Cohen Prince & Ray Jesse!MGM at Broadway Rhythm & Blues 12 New Album Releases 40 David Susskind Don Eddie Lawrence Feb. KELLY & Daniel elniek HAM 16 Francks Chappell Columbia ± Departments wtih evino Rosa &Moose Charla P (theater not set) Jae Radio-TY Programming ..14 Phono -Tape Merchandising ..41 OFF BROADWAY Coin Machine Operating ..47 Bulk Vending 45 GOGO LOVES Judy Henske Fred Fred Gladys Shelley Vadter Oct. 6 Arnold Soboloff Weintraub Weintraub & Claude Leveilee Music at Theater De LysL s Buyers & Sellers Classified Mart 44

September 26, 1964, BILLBOARD 3 Special Festivals in Italy Promote Disk Sales, Stars i entries are inter- Each name will be sponsored by By SAM'L STEINMAN other foreign will nationally known. an established singer. It from the Cantagiro in events spaced RAI's song competition will differ ROME-Nine that it won't have first and sec- the year are pacing be followed at the end of Jan- throughout sing- ond-class competitions. disk promotion, with half uary with the top national Italian events are sup- events jockeying ing event, the San Remo Festi- Most of these a dozen other companies in showcasing disk val, Jan. 28-30, 1965. If it fol- ported by the record for position will collective promo- favorites. lows the 1964 pattern, it who find the the song classification tions more feasible and less national promotions are determine The until the summer com- costly than individual drives. A addition to the activities of leaders in begins again. star who emerges from an event various diskeries but they petition the During the summer. interna- can succeed to greater laurels have the complete support of song takes the limelight in most cases than he would via of the companies. A dis- tional most with Taormina's "Songs in the individual promotion. pute has currently endangered and Dick Wilson (second from World." This presents from 8 to BILLBOARD'S NICK BIRO (center) the success of the Naples Song the group's "Rag 12 top international stars with IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII right) present an award to the 4 Seasons for Festival, Sept. 27 and 29, be- IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII a budget ranging from $60,000 Doll" single which climbed to the No. 1 spot on Billboard's Hot cause one of the Neapolitan to $80,000. Taormina's Kursaal 100 last July 18. The award was made during the 4 Seasons' diskeries has taken issue with also host to a secondary McCormick Place recently. 24 songs chosen for com- is sellout concert in Chicago's the the Cantastampa, in Billboard threatened to event, petition. It has which national recording artists Published Weekly by withdraw its artists from the present new songs with lyrics The Billboard Publishing Company event unless some authors are re- Cincinnati, O. 45114 by journalists. 2160 Patterson stored but it is unlikely changes Tel.:St., 381 innlnnti,6450 In addition to the other will be made at this date. RCA Soles Meeting event for new recording artists, Publisher Outstanding in the promotion Festivals," which "Limelight for Hal B. Cook New York Office of disk sales in Italy are the Revere promotes in Venice, top four R's-Ravera, Reno, RAI promotion spots are personal Editorial Office Is in Montreal Ravers is Held and Radaelli. Gianni N.Y. 10036 appearances by international 165 W Coda New York. organizer of the Naples Festi- artists. Two events, the Burla- Area 212 PL RCA 17 salesmen were stationed at Cable: BILLBOARD NEWYORK MONTREAL -The val, as well as the Castrocaro maceo, also in Viareggio, and record division held its 17 phones to call as many Ezio .. Lee Zhlto Victor and the San. Remo events. the International Song Tourna- Editor -in -Chief sales meeting here in dealers as possible within one Paul Ackerman, annual Radaelli has been successful ment, in Pesaro, give their prizes Editors Smith Falls, site of the com- hour, pitching the new releases. (Singing Aaron Stemfiald with the Cantagiro a year later on the basis of rec- pany's manufacturing plant, An hour later, orders were he has been work- Managing Editor Tour). Lately ord sales. Viareggio has stolen Frank Luppino Jr. with 17 salesmen from across written for 6,000 records- whose ..... ing with Teddy Reno, a march on San Remo and the for the three- normally the tally for five or Editors, New York the country in Festival of the Unknowns at others by getting consent of all Department day meet. six ,weeks' work. The records Ariccia, near Rome, has brought LP Musk Editor Paul Ackerman labels to put out a single Associate Editor Mike Gross were in the stores and in the Pa- Sobel Following the presentation of forth two top names, Rita with all of the competing songs Chief Copy Editor Robert bins three days later. Gli Peyygym and the intro- vone and Dino. proceeds Radio-TV Programming the fall program for sale at $6.40. All Coin Machines Aereo Slerntl.ld duction of 57 new albums, the A new consumer marketing Last of the group is RAI, go to the Italian Red Cross. It Department Editor, Chicago drive, "The Record Sell Pro- Italian Radiotelevision, which is the first Italian disk to pre- Editor Nicholas Sire gram," was introduced by nation- sponsored this year's summer sent artists from all of the top Equipment al Sales Manager Knox Coup - song contest and is about to labels in the land. U. S. Editorial Offices land, designed to stimulate con- begin its annual song event. the TV viewing Cincinnati. Exec. News Edltor We. J. tech. During Chicago, Midwest Editor Nicholas Biro sumer interest early in the au- This is tied up with a $64,000 months, one of the main promo- Washington Bureau Chief Mildredd LN l ight Mrs. Bienstock tumn. This is to combat the national lottery.- This year it is tion items for which all compa- Nashville Newt Hollywood, W. Coast News ....Eliot Tiegel pattern set during the last few Against All," and is show, "Dream titled "Naples nies bid the Contributing EDatvid years when sales started their will begin with weekly elimina- Fair." It presents new songs and Lechenbruch, 8111 Gavin swing early in Decem- Sept. and Nov. Italy and Exits Atlantic upward tions between 30 top names from Research Department, New York ber. 25 in which four Neapolitan abroad, and enfolds a quiz show Dlre,tar Thomas E. Noonan Andrew Tamko starts Oct. 5 songs will compete against four in which celebrities help com- Pop Chotte Mgr. Continued from page 1 The promotion and marks the introduction of from Paris, Madrid, Berlin, New petitors win funds for charities Special Projects Development Dept. she will enter the fashion field. a new release each week for York, Vienna, Milan (for Italy), and other projects. Mike Bon - General Manager Andrew Celda

and Rio de . emcees Her duties, to be absorbed by eight weeks. These will retail London, Moscow giorno, an American, Production Department, New York be- in that order. Nine Nea- show in Italian. Some 30 Le. Lebowitz Atlantic's executives, included at $1.49 for its initial week Janeiro, the Art Director fore jumping to the regular re- politan and nine foreign songs other TV musical shows during serving as president of its music General Advertising Office, N. Y. tail of $4.20 or $4.98. Albums will compete in three weekly the year, running from 4 to 12 and Director of Saln Peter Heine publishing firms (Walden included in the program feature eliminations thereafter, with the weeks each, present many re- Promotion Director Geraldine Platt Cotillion Music), supervising Hirt, Henry Mancini, John grand finale on Jan. 6, 1965. cording names. Midwest Musk Sales Rkherd Wilson Al West Coast Gen. Mgr. Bill Werdlow manufacturing, and handling re- Gary, Peter Nero, Jim Reeves, American entries to be heard Juke box record promotions Nashville Music Sales Poo Light Tabs - lations with foreign affiliates. Frankie Carle, Los Indios are "Begin the Beguine," "Star come via national competition Coin Machine Adv., Chicago jaras. and Mario Lanza. known as "Festivalbar" and a Wilson According to Atlantic, man- Dust," "Love Is a Many-Splen- Coin Machine Ad. Mgr. ....Richard sales a radio program called "Your Juke agement and operations of the During the meeting dored Thing" and "Broadway Circulation Sales, New York and new Box." A new event, the Canti- firm will remain unchanged. new label design Melody." British group includes Circulation Manager Milton Gorbulew unveiled. talia, will tour Italy during Sep- Atlantic's officers include Ahmet sleeve for 45's was "Lambeth Walk," "I Love the Fulfillment red, tember and October, presenting Subscription president; Jerry Wex- The new label is bright Little Things," "Candle Waltz" to Ertegun, names. Send Form 3579 and general with printing in sans serif type and 'Tipperary." Most of the songs by new recording 2160 Patterson St., Cincinnati, 0. 45214 ler, vice-president Joseph Pace manager; Nesuhi Ertegun, vice- -.faces, and the new sleeve is Fulfilment Manager president and director of album predominatly white, designed to U. S. Branch Offices market. operations. appeal to the 45's ChlcagAreallCode631i2ICE 6-9t18ndolpn Trying Becomes Elektra Hollywood, Gower Cod 90028, 1925831 NEW YORK-When Elektra ject to competitive bidding. Sev- Nashville, Tenn. 37203 728 16th, So. 615, X44 -i B36 Records releases its "Woody eral labels put in their bids, Area Code N.W Other Noteworthy News Guthrie Library of Congress" but Elektrá s was the highest. '''''' gt e Code 2Ó2O393 -s580. package of three LP's next That's when Holzman's prob- week, Jac Holzman, head of lems began. Offices will breathe a sigh To take physical possession peInternational Moves 'The Kangaroo' the diskery, Me Ember of the 78's, he had to go to E"rot ace nover Squarer London W..I CHICAGO Philips rush - of relief. Hyde Park 3659 LONDON - Ember Records - The album represents about the Library of Congress and get Cable: Billboard London released "The Kangaroo" by the 5y1,deta10 Cardoso its office from Great months of correspondence, its approval. Bratllien Office has moved Panics .as a single last week five Apt. 60 fo8o cajoling, editing, engineering Power of Attorney Rio de4Janeiro s26-2535 Newport Street to York House, after hot reponse to the group's the and legal maneuverings. Harold Spivacke, head of Argentina Office .Ruban Machado, Die, Empire Way, Wembley. Exploi- f i r s t album, "Discotheque 1783, Buenos Aires In 1940, the fabled folk Library's Musical Division, was Lavalle manager Jimmy Gordon Dance Party." The Panics, six the Bub¢yAption tea parable lh drama. tation singer and Alan Lomax held a sympathetic. But to release one rear, 1tó Ìn Tl. B. A. teaeapt AtelaB, Street, East Coasters, created "The would have to Hawaii ants Puerto can ea, or will be at 36, Wardour series of interviews lasting four 78's, Holzman Rate.mootBneinother foreign Kangaroo" as a dance craze fea- resen when hours .a three-day period. The produce a power of attorney. NnnrWitte on angeat. Bub London, W.I. ture of their album, recorded in requesting banee of edaaa ,hourd interviews were waxed on 78's After correspondence with at- tone live at the Rainbow Room, nid ädrox- and were housed in the Library torneys for the trust fund, ly.b genen week- Wildwood, N. J. enne-cla.e Premier Moves of Congress. the necessary papers were pro- ly. Though Guthrie is still alive, duced. Aiñ it°n ä1d.ó3 NEW YORK Premier Al- t edditlomi en ABC - Fire at Universal the records are the property of Then came the engineering try office. Ceps, bums, lac., formerly located on Baht br Tes Damage a trust fund set up for his problems. Bann. and Puno W. 40th Street is now at new PHILADELPHIA tp Y also - children. First, the records had to be x°111 'executive and sales office at from a.. blaze Saturday (12) at pu Vend the send; yea Sought Permission put on tape. Each disk had to Ina of .nand ctir venalA,: one year. a4 t .1650 Broadway. According to Universal Records. Distributors, n... h. she Caned Amu.ement men- ago, Holzman be placed under a microscope, u. the rear, or amusement the 919 N. Broad Street, is estimated Five months p7de1 Philip Landwehr, president, and the proper styli selected. s asst: e .r, t10: Jamie-Guyden approached the trust fund for ne, them ¢seine for it oneenen: move was necessary to consoli- at $100,000. SS: one year, permission to edit the records The result was some 10 tapes, 07; American n. date the sales and executive op- Records also was housed in the ii; móridrn Pnowa*.anr, es, na we and release them under the Elek- running four hours and 20 CaaeBle .Hall Poalmuter, erations, which include the Coro- building. Operations of all firms la e and rarm en"""' 357g to Billboard' Broad tra label. He was turned down, minutes. A court stenographer Patterann st.. net, Spinorama, Twinkle, Kid- are continuing at 907 N. ctnetnnau. 0. º5014. .>, I9 the trustees said that they recorded all of this. die, Baronet, Premier and Direc- Street with the same phone num- but the rights sub- (Continued on page 8) Vol. 16 No. 39 tional Sound album lines. ber. would release BILLBOARD, September 26, 1964 4 111,-

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THESE MOVE CHART -BUSTERS FROM COLUMBIA RECORDS 19 ' cowmen MMRI11-wS Feb rwmnu m uyn Ford Slates Fall College Trek By FRANK LUPPINO College, Pittsburg (8); Univer- George Shearing appears, Cap- sity of Oklahoma, Norman (9); itol makes 25 copies of his latest NEW YORK - The Ford Kansas State University, Man- album available to each college Motor Co., which presented hattan (10); University of Mis- as prizes to those attending the the Ford CARavan of Music souri, Columbia (I1); KRNT concerts. at over 60 colleges from last Theatre, Des Moines (12). He also said that Radio Free fall through the spring of this On the 13th at Wisconsin Europe will tape five or six of year, will continue the concert State at LaCrosse, and the 14th the concerts for broadcasting series in the fall. at the State University of Iowa, overseas. Other promotion ex- For the start of the 1964-65 Iowa City, the New Journeyman posure comes via press kits dis- tour, the Serendipity Singers Trio temporarily replace the tributed to co-operating col- will share the spotlight with Serendipity Singers. The regular leges and universities. The kits George Shearing in October, tour continues at Washburn contain complete print media and Oscar Peterson will replace University, Topeka (16); Uni- material plus commercials and Shearing in November. versity of Wisconsin, copies the Madison of artists' records. % The tour is blueprinted by the (18); University of Illinois, Ur- He estimated attendance' tas Gilbert Marketing Group, stu- bana (19); and Purdue at La- around 170,000 at the previous dent marketing research organ- fayette, Ind. (20-21). round of concerts. This does not ization, in co-operation with According to Bill Driscoll at include the 60,000 at a two- Jacque H. Passino, Ford's spe- the Gilbert organization, the week period in Daytona Beach, cial promotion department man- tour will be halted until early Fla., during an annual spring TOP AUSTRALIAN FOLK SINGER, Lionel Long, receives a Gold ager. February when the West Coast influx of college students on Record for his LP "Waltzing Matilda," from E.M.I.'s chairman Last year, the motor company CARavan gets under way at vacation. He pointed out that and managing director, J. M. Burnett, C.B.E., at a recent cock- held a "Folk and Jazz Wing Arizona State College, Flagstaff, the average cost of the concert tail party at Menzies Hotel, Sydney. Ding" at Carnegie Hall. Its suc- with the Serendipity Singers and package was around $2,000 to cess brought about the start of Oscar Peterson. Some dates are the colleges, depending on facil- the college series which last year yet to be filled during February. ities for seating and attendance. and early this year featured Companies Co -Operate Since the same package would Nina Simone, Herbie Mann, Driscoll pointed out that rec- cost the average school approxi- Beatles Net 80G in Ron Eliron, the Moonshiners ord company co-operation is mately $5,000 to $6,000, this and the Rooftop Singers on the good. He cited, as an example, is based on Ford underwriting a East and Midwest segments. The that at all the dates at which goodly portion of the show costs. Minutes; Minets?? West Coast version of the CAR- avan featured Cal Tjader, Judy By CAMERON DEWAR Henske, Modern Folk Quartet to take care of the Beatles' overflow, and indeed a and Steve DePass. BOSTON-The Beatles left number of young female fans said they the 13,090 screaming teen-agers College Costs Low Col'bia Promotes Shulman had sold Beatles' at the Boston their tickets to Garden (12) as come The cost to colleges for the they found them-screaming. to the Minets. Their man- concerts is nominal. With Ford ager, Chet Block, formerly with To VP of Special Products After a 30-minute performance underwriting the concerts' ma- Decca Records here, said of pandemonium and the jor expenses, colleges NEW YORK $80,000 group had been can permit - Albert Shul- profit, the quartet left for Bal- flown in from students to purchase tickets at man has been upped at Colum- London at the request of dis- timore. It was a sight never be- extremely low costs. Thus, the bia Records to vice-president appointed Beatles' fans. of fore seen in the But colleges get top special Garden, be it two Beatles' tickets names at low products. Reporting to hockey, basketball, prizefights were worth cost and Ford gets across Bill Gallagher, six for the Minets before curtain their Columbia's vice- or a political campaign. identification with the youth president of marketing, Shul- time and there were few takers. The Garden has market. Proof of the "low key" man will be responsible for the undergone This was a night to wipe out some Ford identification with the con- creation and sale of special rec- miraculous changes from the memory of Evacuation Day sports to Lippizaner certs is their presentation at col- ords for use as premiums as well horses to (when the British were kicked circus shows, leges where commercially spon- as for educational purposes by but never one so out), and without doubt it amazing as sored entertainment had previ- publishers and institutions. from Saturday to shouldn't do a bit of harm to He Sunday. ously been impossible, for ex- also will direct the promotion record sales of both groups. ample, the U. S. Naval Acad- of records for incentive pro- What the Beatles' program emy, Johns Hopkins and Stan- grams to business organizations was, no one could tell. The ford, according to the Gilbert and trading stamp companies. noise was shattering, but it organization. Shulman has been with Co- seemed to be to the liking of Beatles Draw More than 40 colleges are set lumbia since 1941, when he the hysterical, 15 of whom (all for the October -November tour joined the manufacturing plant female) were taken to the hos- which kicks off Oct. 5 at Upsala in Bridgeport, Conn. After hold- pital. But if the crowd was out AL SHULMAN of its was College, East Orange, N. J. Ad- ing several supervisory positions, mind it never out of Record Gate ditional October dates are at hand, even with an estimated he became national sales man- 5,000 TORONTO University of Delaware (6), Columbia's subsidiary label, and yelling outside the Gar- - The biggest ager of transcriptions in 1953. crowd Moravian College, Bethlehem, in 1961, he was appointed gen- den. the Beatles had in one Pa. (7); Rutgers in New Bruns- In 1958, he was upped to general manager of Columbia spe- Meanwhile, at the Boston day in their North American seats wick, N. J. (8); Stevens Insti- eral manager of Columbia spc- cial products. Arena, which 7,500, there tour turned out for their two tute, Hoboken, and Montclair were only a scant 500 for the Labor Day shows at Maple State College, Upper Montclair, London -based Minets, a group Leaf Gardens here. In the city which has been boasts the largest both in New Jersey (9); Villa - of five touring that Beetle nova (10); Drexel Institute, the New England area. They are fan club in the world, with Philadelphia (l1); Adelphi Col- reputed to have a talent some 54,000 members, paid ad- RCA Will Distribute superior to that of the Beatles, missions totaled 33,622 for the lege, Garden City, L. 1. (12); University of Connecticut, Hart- but it was impossible to tell two shows. The Beatles report- ford (14); U. S. Merchant Ma- over the ear-splitting acoustics edly carried off $93,000. rine Academy, Kings Point, 'Poppins' in Canada and shrill shrieks of the female Between shows the group was N. Y. (15); Princeton University fans. asked why it hadn't recorded and Glassboro State College, MONTREAL - Things are original cast movie soundtrack The Minets' show was set up (Continued on page 8) Glassboro, N. J. (16); George poppin' on the "Mary Poppins" album on Buena Vista in Can- Washington University, Wash- front at RCA Victor here. Vic- ada, and also the various Dis- ington (17); Westminster Col- tor will distribute the Disney neyland disks from the film. lege, New Wilmington, Pa. (19); In addition, the Canadian Clarion College, Clarion, Pa. Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllt RCA's Transylvania Disk company has a jazz interpreta- (20); University of W. Virginia, tion of the film score by Phil Morgantown (21); and Ohio HOLLYWOOD - RCA is coming LP, "Draculas Greatest BEATLES LEAD Nimmons and his orchestra, a rushing into release its first mon- Hits." Both sides feature Dracula Northern University, Ada (22). swinging novelty version of ster single in the literal sense of and the Monsters, known in ci- Remaining dates for October IN GETTING "Spoonful of Sugar" and "Stay the word. Set to frighten radio vilized circles as Gene Moss. include Western Michigan Uni- Awake," by Louis Prima, who audiences across the country this versity at Kalamazoo and Ohio GOLD RECORDS recently signed with RCA Outside producer Fred Rice Vic- week is "I Want to Bite Your Wesleyan University at Dela- tor here, plus a originated the idea and produced HOLLYWOOD - Capitol's couple of sin- Hand," backed with "Ghoul ware (23); Highland Park Beatles gles by French-Canadian artists the package which RCA's Neely (Mich.) lead the pack in receiv- Days," culled from the forth - Community College ing RIAA certified single gold doing lyrics in both English and Plumb bought. The single will (24); Hanover College, Hanover, records, according to the label's French. be packaged in a special sleeve Ind. (28); Xavier University, president, Alan Livingston. The movie opens in Toronto carrying the monster motif. Cincinnati (29); Earlham Col- Three of the group's singles Oct. 23, and will hit the screens RCA has well-known French- Rice is also working on fol- lege, Richmond, Ind. (30) and sales were all confirmed this across the rest of the country Canadian vocalist Iris Robin low-up projects, including a cre- De Pauw University, Green- year to go ahead of RCA's Elvis next year. A feature of a pre- giving them a bilingual treat- ation by the Bat Brothers which castle, Ind. (31). Presley by one disk. The RIAA view sponsored by the Kiwanis ment. A single of tunes from he hopes to place. As nation- November Dates has been certifying gold disks Club of Toronto Oct. 22 will be the film is also scheduled for al merchandising development In November, the Oscar since 1958 and has only the music from the jazz album Les Jerolas, popular French- manager for Capitol, Rice offers Peterson Trio replaces George awarded 17 singles accolades played live in the lobby by Nim- Canadian group on the RCA that label first refusal on all Shearing. Dates include St. Jo- during that time. mons and his orchestra, regulars Victor label. projects. The quartet's on the "CBC seph's College, Rensselear, Ind. winning disks Jazz Club" on the Empire -Universal, distributors Rice thinks the rash of mon- were "I Want to Hold Your CBC Radio Network. Their (1); Lincoln University, Jeffer- of Disney films in Canada, plan ster TV shows will create a mon- Hand," "Can't Buy Me "Take 10" album for was son City, Mo. (4); North West Love" RCA to have Julie Andrews in To- ster trend on records. He says and "A Hard Day's well received. Missouri College, Maryville (5); Night." In ronto for press, radio and TV that monster records are better addition, the boys have Municipal University of Omaha three Picking "A Spoonful of Sug- interviews to promote "Mary than hot rod or surfing packages RIAA certified gold alhum.e_ (6); St. Louis University, St. ar" and "Stay Awake" as the Poppins" in advance of the because they offer a lot of com- Louis, Mo. (7); Kansas State sIIIIInt11111111111111nn11111111111111u1111111u uItt ni111111llst11utn111111 standout tunes from the movie, opening. edy. 6 tILLBOARD, September 26, 1964 -w

Call it what you like: super single, bonus single, space-age single. It's Capitol's 4 -BY SINGLE -a brand-new product line with built-in sales appeal for the ever-expanding teen market. Not the stuf- fy old EP... but a streamlined 4 -track single in a soft -paper, full -color sleeve. Contains 4 top teen -appeal performances never before available in 45 rpm. Priced to sell to the singles market, with extra profits for you (subject to single -record discounts: see your CRDC sales rep.) Leading off this sales -tailored concept:

4613Y THE BEACH BOYS/LITTLE HONDA/WENDY b/w HUSHABYE/DON'T BACK DOWN/R-5267 Elektra, Folkways Unite on Pkg. Two Dealers in L.A. Continued from page I of selections on the package and When such a situation obtains. containing a discography of the prospect of two labels em- Drop Franchise Plan comprehensive 5,000-word in- folk records, not only from the barking on a joint venture is troduction to the book and con- two labels involved, but from bright. Continued front page 1 had nothing to do with the tain a representative sampling all other leading folk labels. Specialized Fields volume of business they did." he of the development of American Holzman is aiming for Christ- This prospect not only holds cials and then come in and you said. He said he was not seek- until folk music. mas sales and the college mar- true for the folk field, but for never see them again ing additional franchised dealers Holzman knew that his own ket. Hence the $9.95 list, such specialized fields as jazz something else comes Lip that's at this time, was not abolishing catalog was not comprehensive which should be within finan- and gospel. real cheap." the idea and probably would the job. But he Larry Barnett explained the about re- enough to do cial reach of most collegians. Asch feels that much good not be doing anything i also knew that his catalog Will the Elektra - Folkways material is frozen, and can only reasons he dropped his franchise newing the idea for some time. would be sufficient combined joint venture be a pattern for be unfrozen and re -exposed to were because of poor health with Folkways. the future? The concept is the public by having two or which cut down on his ability to So Holzman called Moe Asch promising, according to Holz- more competing labels copro- keep up with the chain's weekly of Folkways. The two had man. He feels that in the spe- duce documentary albums. specials plus differences of opin- known each other since Holz- cialty field, the resources of any He added that his label will ion between himself and Presi- Drops man ran a retail record shop one label are often insufficient seriously consider similar co- dent Art Grobart. Capitol and bought merchandise from to turn out a comprehensive productions when the opportun- According to papers on file Asch in 1950. Their relationship anthology. ities arise. in the California State Division is still extremely cordial. of Corporations office in Los Bros. Asch offered the entire Folk- Angeles. Ronnie Ricklin is vice- Nylen ways catalog, with Holzman president and director, and Sam given carte blanche to take Ricklin, secretary - treasurer - di- HOLLYWOOD-Capitol has what he needed. He used more Teen -Beat Soars on LP rector of the corporation. given Nylen Bros., Hawaiian dis- than 30 songs from that catalog. While admitting his store had tributor, 30 days' cancellation Folkways Artists achieved good sales as a result notice, setting up the termination Among the Folkways' artists Charts; Gains 18 Per Cent of Discount's heavy advertising of a relationship which has represented on "The Folk Box" in the Sunday Calendar section lasted 16 years. are Clarence Ashley, Big Bill Continued from page I been saying that comedy on rec- of The Los Angeles Times, Bar- Nylen 's executive vice-presi- Broonzy, Cisco Houston, Blind ords is dead. This is refuted by nett said he was opposed to dent and treasurer J. H. Fernie bia is represented with 26 LP's, the Lemon Jefferson, Blind Willie the showing of five LP's on Grobart's policy of what he and record department sales Capitol with 22 and RCA Victor Johnson, Leadbelly, Ewan Mac - Billboard chart. They are: God- "hysterical merchandis- manager Ed Nielson were visit- with 19. The ISO positions on termed Coll, New Lost City Ramblers. frey Cambridge (Epic), Woody ing labels here last week to se- the chart, by the way, are held ing." Pete Seeger and Doc Watson. Allen (Colpix), Len Weinrib & Beat the cure new business to cover the by 37 different labels. Competition To that Holzman added the Joyce Jameson (Capitol), Shel- Asked to qualify this term, anticipated loss. It is understood cream of his own roster: Theo- In the pop field, Andy Wil- ley Berman's "The Sex Life of Barnett explained it thusly: "You the cancellation caught the 40 - leads the male and Moms dore Bikel, Oscar Brand, Ham- liams (Columbia) the Primate" (Verve), find out someone will advertise year-old firm by surprise. vocalist group with four albums ilton Camp, Ian Campbell Folk Mabley (Mercury). something, so, boom, you lower Capitol's national sales man- and Barbra Streisand (Colum- Group, Judy Collins, Erik Dar- your price whether is is reason- ager Bill Tallant would not an- is female vocalist with ling, Dian and the Greenbrier bia) top able or not, or whether you're nounce any replacement, choos- The pop instru- Boys, the Dillards, Jack Elliot, three albums. prepared for it or not." Barnett ing to wait until Oct. 10. mental field is headed by Henry Bob Gibson, Cynthia Gooding, ASCAP Sets called it "selling cheaper to beat Nylen, an electronics distribu- Woodie Guthrie, Irish Ram- Mancini (RCA Victor) with four torship in Honolulu, handles the pop vocal the competition." blers, Ray and Glover Koerner, albums, and the Barnett cited two problems following labels: Liberty, Im- group category is led by the the Limeliters, Ed McCurdy, Coast Parley faced by small dealers: Lack of perial, Dolton, Tamla/Motown, Ray Charles Singers (Command) Phil Ochs, Tom Paxton, Jean money for advertising and the Contemporary, Prestige, World with two albums. Redpath, Susan Reed, Jean NEW YORK-The biannual inability to get mass merchan- Pacific, Audio Fidelity plus sev- vocalist field is Ritchie, Mark Spelstra, Sonny The jazz West Coast meeting of the dise at a good price. With a eral Hawaiian lines. Terry, Dave Van Ronk, Frank topped by Nancy Wilson (Capi- American Society of Composers, franchise, the dealer has the op- Warner, Weissberg & Brickman, tol) with three albums; Al Hirt Authors & Publishers (ASCAP) portunity to be in the Sunday Josh White and Glenn Yar- (RCA Victor) leads the jazz in- will be held on Sept. 23 at papers and offer terrific specials, Atlantic in brough. strumental group with three al- the Ambassador Hotel in Bev- he noted. The financial arrangements bums, and the folk field is erly Hills. Barnett cited the problem of Paul and Mary with Folkways are roughly that sparked by Peter, At the meeting reports will getting people in a group who Promo Push Bros.) with four albums. Folkways shares-in proportion (Warner be given to the membership by think alike about what items to the material contributed-in There is a three-way tie in ASCAP President Stanley Adams to mark down. He said he felt NEW YORK-Atlantic Rec- the profits of the packages. the country field: Jim Reeves and Frank H. Connor, Society it "ridiculous" to have had to ords is building up its promo- Promotion, production and (RCA Victor), Buck Owens treasurer. In addition, there will mark down all Beatles' product. tional operation. The label has distribution are the exclusive (Capitol), and Johnny Cash he reports from the executive Art Grobart cited "personal appointed Joe Smith to handle province of Elektra. (Columbia) are represented with committee and the writers' ad- reasons" for the two stores promotion for Atlantic, its Ateo Shelton Role two albums apiece. visory committee. dropping out as franchises. "It subsidiary, and all other lines Instrumental in the compiling Also of significance in the which are distributed by these of the selections and the 48 - current chart survey is the re- companies, including Stax and page book was Robert Shelton, emergence of the comedy al- Volt in the Florida and South- New York Times critic. The bum. It's especially noteworthy west areas. For the past six promo- book is a complete text of folk because it's happening in a Burton on Road Lecturing years, Smith has held music, following the sequence period when tradesters have tional jobs in the Florida -South- west territory. On Broadcasting, Music Atlantic and Atco's present promotion staff consists of Joe NEW YORK-Robert J. Bur- His October schedule in- Medlin in National promotion: ton, president of Broadcast cludes the following: 5, Ashe- Henry Allen, Eastern Promotion; Music, Inc. (BMI), is making a ville, N. C., North Carolina Joe Galkin, South and Middle YOU series of speeches until the end Association of Broadcasters; 9, Atlantic promotion, and Red of the year on "Broadcasting Tuscaloosa, Alabama Broadcast- Baldwin, Western promotion. and the Many Worlds of Mu- ers Association; 22, Jefferson Bob Altshuler handles trade ARE NOW READING sic" before broadcaster and ad- City, Missouri Broadcasters As- press information and other pro- vertising groups. sociation. motion responsibilities. All re- THE WORLD'S MOST Burton began the lecture He is scheduled to address port to Executive Vice -President AUTHORITATIVE AND route with a Sept. 14 speech the Ohio Association of Broad- Jerry Wexler. before the Louisiana Association casters in November, and the RESPECTED BUSINESS of Broadcasters in Baton Rouge. Arizona Broadcasters Associa- PAPER FOR THE He spoke to the New Orleans tion the following month. Joins Falew Advertising Club the following MUSIC -RECORD INDUSTRY .. . day. On Sept. 19, he addressed IIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII NEW YORK-Sonny Woods, more news more research more ideas faster the Maine Broadcasters Associa- former disk jockey and promotion in Poland Springs. PINCUS OFF tion man for ABC-Paramount reporting better facilities longest experience greatest and Tamla-Motown Records, accuracy best analysis TO EUROPE has joined Falew Records as Beatles' Gate exclusive promotion man. NEW YORK-George l'incus, This Week and Every Week Subscribe NOW Continued page 6 from U. S. publisher who has been clicking with British Jett well rege.t order today all the songs written by John (Beatles) Lennon and Paul McCartney. and Italian (Rita Pavone) prod- Becomes Elektra BILLBOARD, 2160 Patterson Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 45214 Il They've written too many for uct here, is going directly to Continued Imom page 4 Nettie enter my .ob.Germany. The result, after editing, is Abate .ub.cripiin rot., for Continental U. S & Canada. McCartney said. In England, his first stop, a three -LP album running three Oven... rats or. regw.t. "Naughty Capitol," chided he'll meet with his son, Lee hours. Accompaning the records Pincus, who heads his Ambas- is a 16 -page book with photo- Company another Beatle. Capitol execu- sador Music operation there. In stats of s writings pro- tives didn't look at all chastened Guthrié _. Pincus will vided the trust fund files. None__. as they presented the foursome the other countries, from he meeting with publishers, re- Address__. with a gold record saluting the The album contains 28 songs, executives and writers. sale of more than 2,000,000 cording with about 90 minutes of songs City sate & Zip He expects to be back at his records in Canada. It was the and 90 minutes of dialog be- New York desk in two weeks. Type et Ie.i e.t_-. _ .-- Tide first gold disk ever awarded by tween Guthrie and Lomax. 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MOM Recorde le e dlvIelon of Motro.0oldwyn-Mayer, Inc. 4 TALENT ra- Dodds Looks to RCA Camden PEOPLE AND PLACES Tag By MIKE GROSS To Ease 'Mr. Anonymous' Marty Robbins, Columbia Records' country and western star. has been appointed Southern director of "Stars for Barry," show of ny Mathis, Nat King Cole, Brook NEW YORK-The cloak business personalities who are supporting the Goldwater -Miller ticket Dodds Benton, Brenda Lee, Sarah anonymity that Malcolm in the presidential drive.... Irving Caesar, ASCAP director -song- has been wearing for his var- Vaughan and Jack Jones, among writer, will be a distinguished guest at the Gershwin Festival to be ious assignments in the music. others. It was Dodds' demo of "Call Me Irresponsible" that held at Brooklyn's Gershwin Junior High School on Sept. 25.... business is ready to be taken Ann -Margret will record an RCA Victor LP featuring songs from want to come out of was used as the sampler for the off. "I shows produced by David Merrick.... Composers Paul Creston and be known as recording session at Kapp with the shadows and Hugo Weisgall, and publisher John Ward will participate in the said Dodds, Jack Jones. He's also used by myself for myself,' third ASCAP Symposium on American Music at New York's Judson referring to his step -out as a many show score publishers on Hall on Sept. 24.... Jim Economides, Capitol Records producer, singer on the RCA Camden demos of the complete Broad- is now working on a build-up of Peter Ford, actor Glenn Ford's as an adjunct to an al- way score. Prerequisites for label I9 -year -old son.... Wilbur DeParis has brought his seven -piece ready established career as dem- demo work on Broadway scores, band back to the Broken Drum in Greenwich Village for an record singer, vocal said Dodds, is the ability to onstration unlimited engagement. contractor, arranger, and singer - sight-read fluently and quickly, styles and improvise composer of commercial jingles. to imitate The Smothers Bros. have just published a second edition of willingness to Dodds plans to continue these moods and the their souvenir book which will go on sale during their fall concert careers through his organiza- remain anonymous. book's sale go to the American Cancer writing TV dates. Proceeds from the tional set-up, but he now plans In addition to Sands a week's stand at Atlantic re- Society.... Jodie just completed to stress his singing career, hop- jingles (he won an award Nickel, music biz publicist, has added com- City's Steel Pier.... Narissa ing that it will make him a cently for the best soap in New York to her client roster.... written the the Casa Maria Restaurant "name" recognizeable to the Ida mercial), Dodds has Lionel Hampton's band plays the Casa Loma in Montreal for 10 theme song for "Sons of Her- public and not just one that's MALCOLM DODDS days beginning Sept. 21 and then returns to New York's Metropole cules," a new series which will known by music business in- starting Oct. 5.... Ethel Gould has been retained by JLJ enterprises, debut on ABC-TV in the fall. siders. an artist -management and music publishing firm, as press representa- appearances. Although are published Right now, Dodds is the only personal His compositions tive.... Singer Vickie Carroll, Decca artist, begins a two-week too, is still in the plan- his own firms, Small solo artist under contract to the this, through date at Detroit's Playboy Club on Sept. 21. Camden label and the company ning stage, Dodds is thinking Acre Music and S.M.W. Music. an side is currently pushing him along along the lines of putting There is also a serious Leigh Hairline has been signed by Universal Pictures music via an album of ballads titled act together that will take him to Dodds. He's now completing supervisor Joseph Gershon' to compose the score for the Panama & club route. Chorus "Try a Little Tenderness." (A along the night his second "Mass for Frank production of "Strange Bedfellows." . . Ray Brown of Na- gospel LP was previously re- The other "sides" of Dodds and Orchestra" but he's not sure tional Artists Attractions, has booked the Daytonas for the four -week leased.) Camden has high hopes have already paid off hand- whether it will ever be per- Johnny Rivers tour beginning Sept. 30 in Los Angeles. The package for the Dodds build-up and a somely. He's been giving the formed while he's alive. There- will also include the Ventures,.and Chad and Jeremy, an English duo. he's banking on a disk is plunge into the singles market billing of "King of the Demos" fore, . Bobby Wood, whose new Joy Records release "That's All I may be an eventuality-but for his work in making dem- breakthrough via Camden to Need to Know" and "This Time," guests on a "leukemia show" spon- that's not yet been established. onstration records of songs that come into the spotlight from sored by KYW, Cleveland, on Sept. 27 and then heads out on an ex- Meantime, the stress is on the eventually became hits by John- the shadow of anonymity. tensive disk jockey tour.... Folksinger Carolyn Hester opens at the LP and it appears to be having Gaslight Cafe in Greenwich Village on Sept. 24 for a three-week en- an affect. gagement.... Woody Allen will begin filming "What's New Pussy-

Dodds also expects to build cat?" in Rome, Oct. 10.. . The Knockouts, Ed Heler's Tribute his image as a solo singer via Records group, will be at Luciano's Route 46 in Lodi, N. J., during Gale Sings Up a Big Storm October. LOS ANGELES-Gale Gar- there's. a .revival meeting about The Barry Sisters fly to Munich to tape a TV program Oct. 12 nett, an actress turned singer, to commence. And when they through 16th. . . Gene Krupa's Quartet begins a one -week en- Frankie and Restaurant in Toronto Oct. 5.... John OH combines the grace of the actress blend the "New gagement at the Savarin with the power of the vocalist. Johnnie" with "Lonesome Trav- Hammond Jr. is currently at the Gaslight Cafe in Greenwich Village, are hit \71 In her opening as a featured per- eler," you know the spirits . Jimmy Dean, Columbia artist, started his second season on former at the Troubadour Tues- really happy. ABC-TV last week. Another Columbia artist, Andy Williams, day (15) with Joe and Eddie, ELIOT TIEGEL returns to NBC-TV with weekly series starting Oct. 5. WAIT Miss Garnett lamblasted an ap- TILL preciative audience with her own favorite melodies in the folk - YOU blues idiom. COLUMBIA'S NEW SINGER HEAR Her hit RCA single does not adequately prepare an audience WHAT for her full talent. On the tune, "We'll Sing in the Sunshine," Randy Sparks Takes Solo Route ;_ Gale glides similarly to Jo Staf- ford's gentle range. In person NEW YORK - Now that to pay a little more than $20i to handle the group's TV ap- DID . wow! She is dynamic and Randy Sparks has successfully million over an undisclosed pearances. Greif-Garris will con- ON hard-hitting. Her voice is much launched the new folksinging period with an original cash out- tinue to manage the Back Porch stronger, funkier and gutsy. She group, the Back Porch Majority. lay to Sparks of $200,000. The Majority. THE wails like a hard tenor saxo- on the Epic label, in his role sale, incidentally, did not affect The Back Porch Majority, a phone and starts you wondering as a folk group creator, he is Sparks' 90 per cent interest in group of seven singer-instru- BACK whether she is the same girl returning to his original role as the music publishing firms of mentalists, as compared with on, the single. to PORCH! sounding so gentle a singer for Epic's parent com- New Christy Music and Cherry - original Christy 11, got off But she is, as proved by the pany, Columbia Records. He's bell Music companies or his 32 a fast start on Epic with the sin- slow and gentle "Sleep You now being groomed as a solo per cent ownership of Mandalay gle, "Hand -Me-Down Things." evergreen blues, Now," and the singer by Columbia with a Enterprises. u suhstdiary formed An album is now forthcoming. "God Bless the Child." Gale's kick-off being planned for both mid -range power is displayed on the album and singles market "I Know You Rider," her force- in the near future. ful opener, and is carried over to All Columbia departments "Nobody Knows You When have been alerted to the splurge Unswpassed at toably al as Puco You're Down and Out" and "It on Sparks and a build-up treat- GENUINE 8" x 10" Ain't Necessarily So." ment similar to that recently Miss Garnett's easy patter be- applied to Barbra Streisand and Goulet is being blue- fore an audience is evidence of Robert GLOSSY PHOTOS printed by Columbia's sales, her on stage. She EACH confidence press, etc., departments. During shoots for a touch of humor and all this, however, Sparks will 7e. IN 1.000 LOTS makes the point. Her backing retain his mentor position with $9.88 per 100 encompasses bass and guitar the Back Porch group. Sparks, who was instrumental POST UROS which offer just enough of a 1.000 in the creation of the New $32.00 or the young Corr Negatives SI 03 folk sound to keep Christy Minstrels for Columbia, HOOKED EIRLtG6NENTS folk fans happy. sold out his interest in the was re- 10'.10' H.05 Joe and Eddie, in their turn, Christys last month. It a+w szw ported that Greif-Garris agreed continue to astonish folknicks Kara 7.0233 with their emotional perform- Colpix Records has signed to be the finest ances. They have John Davidson to a long-term folk duo extant. Pacing them- contract. The young singer will )COPY#3r selves with snapping fingers and be a regular on Carol Burnett's BOBBY VINTON (left), who has come up with several gold clapping hands, the duo releases forthcoming CBS -TV program, record awards for Epic Records, puts his name on the dotted "The Entertainers." His first al- q unbelievable dynamics which in- a long-term agreement with the label in the line for new rr bum for Colpix, titled "John httTttgr(tphc Records President Goddard Lieberson fects the audience. When they Davidson," is currently in prepa- company of Columbia A DIVISION or JAMES J, KRIEOSMANN -General Man- come on with "Swing Down ration and will be released in (right), and newly appointed Epic Vice -President 165 W 461h St NEW YORK 36. N. Y. Chariot," you've got to believe November. ager Len Levy. 10 BILLBOARD, September 26, 1964 YID HAS MAID'S iii [11.1 HIT! 'M NTO SOMETH NG

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-,A,6 s `et RECORDS MGM Records is a division of Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer, Inc. RHYTHM & BLUES Rd&B R&H BREAKING POP * BURKE JOHNSON-WAOK, ATLANTA (OLB retorde Eamarlog Pop rodio airplay) SMASH JIM IX. ROiTNDiJP THAT'S ALRIGHT-Carlson Oliver, Douglass -Royce I HAD A TALK WITH MY MAN-Mitty Collier, Chen The information below is reported each week by leading Rue (WIL, St. Louis; KYW, Cleveland; WYDE, Birmingham) BREAKOUTS OH NO NOT MY BABY-Maclne Brawn, Wand disk jockeys. The Contributing Editor is KAL RUDMAN. SOMETHING YOU GOT-Ramsey Lewis, Argo (KDKA, Pittsburgh; KFWB, tos Angeles) NATIONAL BREAKOUTS are those records registering sales in e IT'S NOT MY FAULT-Smekey Johnson, Nele (Part 2) LUMBERJACK-Brook , Mercury number new IT'S ALL OVER-Ben E. Ming, Also (WMCA, New York; WLS, Chicago) significant of regions and can be classified as hit records. GOOD BOY GONE BAD-Carrela ENinn, MGM RECORDS TO WATCH (WCAD, Baltimore) REGIONAL BREAKOUTS are those records breaking in one or more JUMP BACK-Rufus Thomas, St. OPPORTUNITY-Jewels, Dimension regions of the U. S. but not in sufficient number of areas to date B LESS OUR LOVE-Gene Chandler, Constellation (WQAM, Miami; WCAO, Baltimore) RUNNING OUT OF FOOLS-Aretha Franklin, Columbia to bE considered national in (WPLO, Atlanta; WCAO, Baltimore; KYA, San Francisco; WLAV, Grand Rapids) Individual disk jockey reports,cope. give those records that are making * BOB KING-WOOK-TV L RADIO, WASHINGTON CANDY TO ME-Eddie Holland, Motown their first appearance in the local top IS, the local breakouts, (WWDC, Washington; CKLW, Detroit) FIRST APPEARANCE IN LOCAL TOP 15 records to watch based on initial action in each market and the BABY, BABY ALL THE TIME-Superb,, Don AFTER LAUGHTER-Wendy Rene, Stag (KFWB, Los Angeles; KYNO, Fresno) Top LP's GOTTA GIVE HER LOVE-Volumes, American Artists SINCE I'VE LOST TOO-Jimmy Buffin, Seul THE CLOCK-Baby Washington, Sue (WWDC, Washington) PAUL (FAT DADDY) JOHNSON-WSID, BALTIMORE FEVER-Alvin Robinson, Red Bird * BREAKOUTS (WPLO B Wahl, Atlanta; WMCA 6 WINS, New York; WITH, Baltimore) I'M COUNTING ON YOU-Freeman Brothers, Amy FIRST APPEARANCE IN LOCAL TOP 15 MY ADORABLE ONE-Joe Simon, Vee Jay THAT'S WHAT LOVE IS MADE OF-Miracles, Tamia I W.B. (WEAL, Greensboro, N. C.) WANNA THANK YOU-Enchanters, RUNNING OUT OF FOOLS-Anther Franklin, Columbia A SMILE IS JUST A FROWN-Carolyn Crawford, Motown SOMEBODY NEW-Chuck Jackson, Wand (WAIR, Winstor.Salem) BREAKOUTS JUST A MOMENT AGO-Soul Sisters, Sue DON'T SPREAD IT AROUND-Barbara Lynn, lamie MR. HEARTACHES-Freddy Scott, Columbia LOVERS ALWAYS FORGIVE-Gladys Knights L Pips, Ma,e (WQKI, Atlanta) AFTER LAUGHTER-Wendy Rene, Sfax THEN YOU CAN TELL-Johnny Naeh, Chess 1 KNEW YOU WHEN-Wide Flm:w ens, Vee Jay MAYBE THE LAST TIME-lames Brown, Smash (WAPK, Montgomery) MAMA I THINK I'M IN LOVE-Del Capri., Columbia RECORDS TO WATCH THEN YOU CAN TELL ME-Johnny Nash, Chess DEAD MD-Ann Byen, Aeademy IT'S ALL OVER-Bea E. King, Ate, TOO SOON TO KNOW-Esther Phillips, Atlantic I CAN'T BELIEVE WHAT YOU SAY-Ike B Tina Turner, Kent HEY MR. LONESOME-Carlton., Argo R&.B NATIONAL BREAKOUTS HEY MR. LONESOME-Carlfons, Cha,, IT'S ALL OVER-Ben f. King, Also DO YOU WANNA (NH hated In Rank Order) GOODNIGHT BABY GOODNIGHT-Butterflies, Red Bird GO-Andy Mack, Chess GOTTA GIVE HER LOVE-Volumes, American Artists RUNNING OUT OF FOOLS-Arefha Franklin, Columbia TOP LP's MT ADORABLE ONE-Joe Simon, Van ley RECORDS TO WATCH BABY LOVE-Supreme,, Motown I HAD A TALK WITH MY MAN-Mitty Chess Collier, MAKE WAY FOR DIONNE WARWICK-Se eeeer BLESS OUR LOVE-Gene Chandler, Constellation DON'T SPREAD IT AROUND-Barbara Lynn, Jamie KEEP ON PUSHING-(Top bands: I AIN'T SUPPOSED; AMEN; B AST BE MINE-Jellybeans, Red Bird SAND IN MT SHOES-Drifters, Atlantis 1 THANK HEAVEN) ALL THAT'S GOOD-Fiesta,, Old Town B AVE A SMILE WITH ME-Ray Charles, ABC DELICIOUS TOGETHER-Betty Everett L Jerry Butler, REGIONAL BREAKOUTS COUSIN OF MINE and THAT'S WHERE II'S AT-Sam Cooke, Vee Jay xis Vic (Not LI.IN In Rank Order) JUMP BACK-Rufus Thames, Pax I CAN'T HELP MYSELF-Gama, Chess (Cleveland, Chicago, Detroit, Baltimore - B ABY BABY ALL THE TIME-Superb., Dora * CHATTY NATTY-WGIV, CHARLOTTE Washington) NEEDLE IN THE HAYSTACK-Velveleltes, V.I.P. HEARTBREAK-Dee Clark, Constellation (Chicago) LUMBERSTACK-Brook Banton, Mercury BREAKOUTS LET ME LOVE TRY YOU- B. B. King, Kent (Chicago) I WANNA BE WITH HIM-Nancy Wilson, Capital ME-Jimmy Hughes, Fame SACRIFICE-Little Milton, Chess (Atlanta, New Orleans, Memphis, Dallas, Chicago, IT'S TOO 50014 TO KNOW-Esther Phillips, Atlantic ALL THAT'S GOOD-Fiestas, Old Town Houston, Nashville, St. Louis) TOO MANY DRIVERS-Lowell Folsom, Kent I WANNA THANK YOU-Ench , W. B. TWO CAN LIVE CHEAPER THAN ONE-Geraldine Hunt, Bombay (Chicago) DEATH OF AN ANGEL-Kingamen, Wand I'M LONELY-Bobby Byrd, Smash PLEASE FORGIVE ME-D , One-Derful (Cleveland, Chicago) PM LONELY-Bobby Byrd, Smash GOTTA GIVE HER LOVE-Volumes, American Artists I SMELL TROUBLE-Little Johnny Taylor, Galaxy (Cleveland, New York, Chicago) WAIT TILL TOMORROW L ON WHAT A GOOD NIGHT- IT'S SUCH A SHAME-Willows, Heidi YOU'VE GOT IT-Johnny Wllllame, Keel (Chicago) Dells, Vee Jay I CAN'T BELIEVE-Ike 6 Tina Turner, Kent FEVER-Alvin Robinson, Red Bird (Philadelphia, Chicago, New York, Baltimore ONE MORE TEAR A ANOTHER BOY LIKE MINE-Raindrops, Washington, Cleveland, Atlanta) Jubilee RECORDS TO WATCH I'VE KNOWN-Draw-Vella, Capital (Chicago, Baltimore) WITHOUT THE ONE YOU LOVE-Arthur Prysecb, Old Town MY ADORABLE ONE-Joe Simon, Vee lay JUST A MOMENT AGO-Soul Slayers, Sue (New York, Chicago, Baltimore.Washington) SAND IN MY SHOES-Drifters, Atlonrie 1 FOUND A GOOD HOME-Joe Tex, DIel (Miami, Chicago, New Orleans, Nashville) AIN'T SOIN' TOO BAD (Part II-Bobby Bland, Duke MISS STRONONEARTED-Bobbie Smith, American Artists (Miami, Tampa) * GEORGIE WOODS 6 JIMMY BISHOP- B ABY BABY ALL THE TIME-Superba, Don TRY ME-Jimmy Hughes, Fame (Charlotte, Nashville, Atlanta, Chicago) JUST A MOMENT AGO-Soul Sisters, Sue I'M LONELY-Bobby Byrd, WOWS, PHILADELPHIA Smash (Charlotte, Detroit, New Orleans) I DON'T KNOW-Steve Alaimo, ABC GOTTA GIVE HER LOVE-Volumes, American Artists (BaltimorrWashington, Detroit, FIRST LOCAL Detroit, Charlotte, Cleveland) APPEARANCE IN TOP 15 TOP LP's LUMBERJACK-Brook Benton, Mercury (Miami, New York, Chicago) B LESS OUR LOVE-Gene Chandler, Constellation MANY FACES OF LYN ROMAN (Band: Out o1 This World)- AFTER LAUGHTER-Wendy Rene, 1 WANNA THANK YOU-Enchanters, W.B. Stair (Atlanta, Chicago, New York, Baltimore. Columbia Washington) CANDY TO ME (and 11101-Eddie Holland, Motown B ABY LOVE-Supremos, Motown I WANNA THANK YOU-Enchanter., WO (New Orleans) DUST MT BLUES-Alma lamas, Kent MAKE WAY FOR DIONNE WARWICK-S SOMETHING YOU GOT-Penney Lewis, Argo (Atlanta, Philadelphie, Baltimore, Houston, KEEP ON PUSHING-Impressions, ABC New Orleans) BREAKOUTS STEAL AWAY-Jimmy Hughes, Vee Jay THAT'S ALRIGHT-Carlton Oliver, Doe as-Royco (Attenta) I CAN'T BELIEVE WHAT YOU SAY-Ike & Tina Turner, Kent DELICIOUS TOGETHER-Betty Everett B Jerry Butler, Vee Jay SOMETHING YOU GOT-Ramsey Lewis, Argo FEVER-Alvin Robinson, Red Bird SAND IN MY SHOES-Drifters, Atlantic * ED (SCREAMING) TEAMER-WYLD, NEW ORLEANS OPPORTUNITY-Dimensions, Jewel Weiss to Speak FIRST APPEARANCE IN LOCAL TOP 15 RECORDS TO HOLLYWOOD WATCH MAKE UP YOUR MIND-Anna King, Smash - Bobby YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU GOT-Kenny Gamble, Columbia Weiss. foreign market disk ex- THAT'S WHERE IT'S AT-Son Cooke, Victor BREAKOUTS pert will JUMP BACK-Rulua Thames, Stan speak on "Music Piracy AIN'T THAT LOVING YOU BABY-Everett L Butler, Vee Joy I WANNA WITH in the Orient" at the Tuesday BE HIM-Nancy Wilson, Capitol SOMEBODY NEW-Chuck Jackson, Wand TOO SOON TO KNOW-Esther Phillips, Atlantic (22) IT'S ALL OVER NOW-Ben E. King, Arco meeting of the California DON'T SPREAD IT AROUND-Barbera Lynn, Jamie IT'S A CRYING SHAME-Shorty Long, Soul Copyright Conference. SMACK DAB IN THE MIDDLE-Rey Charles, ABC The din- I'M LONELY-Bobby Byrd, Smash ner meeting is scheduled for IT'S ALL OVER-Ben E. King, Arco 6:30 p.m. at the Hollywood JUST A MOMENT AGO-Soul Sisters, Soul RECORDS TO WATCH GUESS 1 DON'T KNOW-Steve Alaimo, ABC I CAN'T BELIEVE WHAT YOU L Tina Turner, Plaza Hotel. SUCH A SHAME-Willows, Held' SAY-Ilia Kent WHAT I DON'T CARE-James Brown, King IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIillllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII13111IIIIIII TOP LP', TOO MANY DRIVERS-Lowell Fulgoni, Kent E VIC BABY LOVE-band-Supreme,, Motown RIP CHORDS TO AMEN-band-Improe,ions. ABC * ED WRIGHT-WABO, CLEVELAND DID MAKE DEBUT FIRST APPEARANCE IN LOCAL TOP 15 ON * E. RODNEY JONES-WVON, CHICAGO MT SMILE IS JUST A FROWN-Carolyn Crawlord, Motown IT'S ALL OVER-Ben E, King. At,, FIRST APPEARANCE IN THE IN 'SUMMER' LOCAL TOP 15 TRUE LOVE-Little Johnny Taylor, GRlen1 HOLLYWOOD TWO CAN LIVE CHEAPER THAN ONE-Geraldlne Hunt, BACK - Columbia's Bombay BREAKOUTS LEI ME Rip Chords make their acting LOVE YOU-B. B. King, Kent AIN'T DOIN' TOO BAD (Pat 1)-Bobby Bland, Duke I CAN'T HELP MYSELF-Gems, Chess PORCH? and singing debuts in the film WE'RE GONNA HAVE A GOOD TIME 'loins, C PLEASE FORGIVE ME-Ducettes, One-Dert,) I CAN'T HELP MYSELF-Game, Chess "A Swinging Summer," set for SACRIFICE-Lillie Milton, Chess LOOKING FOR THE RIGHT GUT-Kim Weston, Taenia release in YOU'VE December. Vocalists GOT IT-Johnny Williams, Kent OPPORTUNITY-Jewels, Dimension began shooting Sept. 14 at Lake GOTTA GET MY HANDS ON SOME LOVING-Artl,lin, Okeh TRY ME-Jimmy Hughes, Fame Arrowhead, JUST A MOMENT AGO-Soul Sisters, Sue Calif. Two other BREAKOUTS musical groups will appear in TRY ME-llmmy Hughes, Fame RECORDS TO WATCH the teen -slanted film, BLESS OUR .LOVE-Gene Constellation Gary Chandler, MY ADORABLE ONE-Joe Simon, Vee Jay CAN'T LIVE WITHOUT Lewis and the Playboys and the HER-Billy Butler, Okeh SAND IN MY SHOES-Drieeeee Atlentic I SMELL TROUBLE-Little Johnny Taylor, Galaxy Righteous Brothers. Lewis is B LESS OUR LOVE-Gene Chandler, Constellation the FEVER-Alvin. Robinson, Red Bird GOTTA GIVE HER LOVE-Volumes, American Artists oldest son of comedian Jerry WEEP NO MORE-Nathan McKinney.' Rayca I FOUND A GOOD HOME-Joe Tex, Dial Lewis. I'VE KNOWN-Drew Veils, Capitol NEEDLE IN A HAYSTACK-Veivel , VIP There is a possibility the mate- LA DE DA-Ina, L Charlie Fox, Symbol JUST A MOMENT AGO-Soul Sisters, rial sung by the Rip Chords in Sue AROUND GOD'S YOU CAN'T HURT ME NO MORE-Opel,, Okeh * FRED HANNA-WAME, MIAMI the film will be released on SOMEBODY NEW-Chuck Jackson, Wand Columbia. Before checking in I HAD A GOOD HOME-Joe Tex, Dial FIRST APPEARANCE IN LOCAL TOP 15 ALL THAT'S GOOD-Fiestas, Old Town THRONE for their film debut the young- IT'S ALL OVER-Ben E. King, Ala, sters recorded an LP at the I HAD A GOOD HOME-Joe Tex, Dial THE CONSOLERS 1 DON'T KNOW-Steve Alaimo, ABC label's Sunset Boulevard studio * ERNIE DURHAM-WJLB, DETROIT AFTER LAUGHTER-Wendy Rene, Stia Nashboro 833 Sept. 8, 9, 10 and 11. MY ADORABLE ONE-Joe Simon, Vee Jay BREAKOUTS From their best selling album IT'S TOO SOON TO KNOW-Esther Phillips, Atlantic IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII11111IIIIIBMIIIIII111111IIBIIIIIIB111111IIIIIIIBIIIIIIII GOTTA .GIVE HER LOVE-Volumes, American Artists "JOY IN THE MORNING" CAN'T HELP MYSELF-Sams, Chess RECORDS TO WATCH Nashboro LP 7019 when answering ads e OH NO NOT MY BABT-Maim Brown, Wand .. RECORDS TO WATCH NEVER GET ENOUGH OF TOUR LOVE-Eddie Floyd, Suffice Nashboro Records Say You Saw It in I'M LONELY-Bobbie Byrd, Smash LUMBERJACK-Brook Benton, Mercury 177 3rd Ave. No. DON'T SPREAD IT AROUND-Barbara Lynn, Jamie JUMP BACK-Rufus Thomas, Stair Nashville, Teeeeesee WE'RE GONNA HAVE A GOOD TIME-Elgins, Congress WITHOUT THE ONE YOU LOVE-Arthur Prysock, Old Town Billboard OH MY HEARTACHE-Art Grayson, 4 Comers SAND IN MT SHOES-Drillers, Atlantic 12 BILLBOARD, September 26, 1964 EVERYBODY

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J Early Morning Radio in L. A. Is Chock -Full o' 'Inzanity' PROGRAMMING By ELIOT TIEGEL Hudson, Crane had the morning ably one of the best-known radio comedy field to himself. personalities in Los Angeles. READY.TO-GO PROGRAMMING VOX LOX cuts with a male LOS ANGELES - Early - As the recognized leader Whether he in PROGRAMMING NEWSLETTER morning radio in Los Angeles among local radio funnymen, or female voice saying something means fun time. At least that's Crane's program is a wacky silly like "Oh, baby, that's what the endeavor of four highly com- blend of recorded tracks and I like," the voice is always iden- petitive stations which shoot hu- sound effects and the deejay's tified as Chapman's. From 9:15 mor at the breakfast crowd and own quick ad libs, often at the until 9:55, Crane interviews from at Mr. Businessman stuck in expense of some harassed spon- one to three show business per- traffic on any one of the region's sor. Crane appears to have stud- sonalities eager to plug their clogged freeways. ied Arthur Godfrey's style of newest record, book, movie or Since KNX hired Bob Crane mashing a commercial while he concert. He has also begun to seven years ago, the morning ac- was a deejay in Connecticut. The parry insults at 8:10 and 8:40 cent has been on a zany type of sponsors evidently love it for the with CBS sports reporter Tom show at the CBS -owned outlet. show is sold out, with companies Kelly, a clever wit himself. Up until KLAC placed Roger forming a long waiting list. Not too far down the dial at Barkley and Al Lohman Jr. as Crane begins his antics at 6 KHJ, called the "most improved its morning duo, KHJ added a.m. and uses his engineer, lack station in town" by the radio re- Red Mcllvaine as its sun -rising Chapman, as a jolly foil. Be- porter of The Los Angeles humorist, and KRLA added Bob cause of this, Chapman is prob- (Continued on page 16) BBG Orders Fine Arts Programs \ By K1'l' MORGAN programs in the field of arts, let- Association of Broadcasters ob- ters and sciences. jected that the move would TORONTO - The Board of Into this category, the BBG make FM radio an "intellectual Broadcast Governors, the regu- has put programs of "classical, ghetto." latory hoard governing broad- symphony, opera, choral, reci- Other stations charged that WILMOT H. LOSES, president of AM Radio Sales Company (left), casting in Canada, will regulate tal, ballet and interpretative the ruling would impede the radio programming content for dance music, experimental jazz growth of separate FM pro- and Claude Barrere, executive director of International Radio & the first time in its history with and music hall, excluding programming. At present, an AM - Television Society, discuss a new booklet covering a multitude an "arts, letters and sciences" grams of popular music de- FM operation must broadcast a of facts about radio. The booklet is available upon request by ruling. Beginning Oct. I, 20 per signed for background listening minimum of two hours daily writing AM Radio Sales, 666 Fifth Ave., N. Y. 19. The subjects cent of all separate FM pro- or light entertainment; drama, separately on FM, and the BBG have been phrased in layman's language and illustrated to gramming must he devoted to poems and stories of exceptional encourages more and more sep- make the more technical aspects of broadcasting easily under- distinction; critical evaluation in erate FM programming. How- stood. In addition to making the books available at no charge IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII arts, literature and public af- ever, the stations say that if to advertising and agency personnel, the station rep firm has fairs, and programs on science extending their separate FM made a available to IRTS for use in its annual time - aimed at clarification of scienti- broadcasting means program- supply WCKY REVERSES U. S. fic principles or interpretation ming proportionately more cut - buyers seminars. Schools and colleges throughout the will of scientific exploration and dis- (Continued on page 161 also be furnished the booklets. BIRTHDAY IDEA covery." CINCINNATI - S t a lion A number of FM broadcasters WCKY here is this week cele- appeared at a BBG hearing this PROGRAMMING NEWSLETTER brating its 35th anniversary- month opposing the regulation. but in reverse. Instead of invit- The president of the Canadian ing its friends to its birthday Lost Too party, WCKY is carrying the Radio Has Generation, celebration to its friends. A birthday announcement sent out By BILL GAVIN anywho." In contrast, one of the most successful by the station reads: "We know WHIL-FM Contributing Editor format operations I know insists that all its DJ's you're too busy to join us for We're growing younger. At least that's what sound mature at all times of day, and is able to cheers, so we're bringing our big the statisticians tell us. According to their figures, sell a respectable number or its nighttime birthday party to you, and as we the median age of the U. S. population is steadily availabilities. commemorate 35 years, have declining. In a few years our On the other side of the street are the stations Puts C&W that pride themselves on their "adult appeal." one on us . you're getting average age will he 25. At pres- older, too!" Accompanying the ent it is supposed to be some- Their music is generally bounded on the left by announcement was a card read- where around 27. Andy Williams. on the right by Kate Smith, on ing: "Very Happy Birthday In Night Slot ONE WOULD suppose that the South by Count Basie and on the North by Card. Dear Bartender: It's our in the light of these statistics Lawrence Welk. They play a few of the smoother singles, just for variety, and if they ever play a 35th birthday, so we're asking BOSTON WHIL-FM will more radio stations would con- - hit record it is offered with some diffidence, as if our friends to join us in a toast. go music centrate their programming on country from 7 p.m. an explanation were necessary. The PD of such Please ask bearer 'What'll you to midnight, seven nights per these young adults, most of a station once told me that he didn't object to his have?' and give it to him on us. week, on Monday (21). Boston whom were in high school when (Just one, please; he's driving.) Elvis Presley recorded "Heartbreak Hotel." DJ's playing some of the hits as long as they distributors, promotion men and didn't play them too often. He didn't want his At any bar in the Netherland others connected with country Strangely enough, a large majority of radio sta- station to have a "top 40" sound. Hotel." music hail tions aim their programming either at the teen- this new exposure in American radio presents the oddly split char- Boston as a major breakthrough agers or at the over 35 groups. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII acter of aiming its entertainment at those under for country music and fully ex- Men and women in their middle 20's are the 18 and those over 30. The lost generation between pect sales of records in this field most important buying group in our economic 18 and 30 is left to choose between radio that is to pick up significantly. structure. These are the people who are starting and ap- too young and radio that is too old. Prior to this five -hour -per- homes, having babies, buying furniture The previous statement presents an extreme night slot, the only time allotted pliances, starting bank accounts and all the many view, and like all such sweeping generalizations to c&w programming here had other activities being undertaken by new families. it is not completely accurate. A few thoughtful been (and still continuing) one They are also the people who started the musical broadcasters on both sides of the street arc hour on WORL (5:30 to 6:30 revolution in the 1950's. They were the ones who already taking important steps toward increasing a.m., five days a week), and one "discovered" rock 'n' roll and whose rush to buy their listenership among young adults. The con- hour on WHIL-AM (6 to 7 a.m., the records with the new sound paved the way servative stations would quickly into five days per week). Tom John- for pop format radio. move more the area of contemporary popular music, were son is the disk jockey on WORL Many of these young adults listen regularly to it not that they are confronted by a prejudice each morning. Opposite him on radio. According to audience surveys, a large which they have helped to create. "Pop music is WHIL-AM is Bob Edgerley. share of them listen to pop format radio. This is kids music" is a doctrine salesmen have WHIL General Manager their kind of music. Viewed in this light, the that their been preaching to advertisers a good many Joseph Kruger announced the success that some stations attain by featuring old for years. Now, they want THE all-out effort for country music hits is no mystery. In addition to pleasing the if to reach the 25 -year -old listener with was the direct result of the suc- teen audience, these hits from a few years back their music they must somehow convince these same advertisers' have LATEST IS... cess of in -person country hoo- bring a special pleasure to their immediate that times changed. As, indeed, they have. EPIC tenanny shows here and the seniors. One wonders how many more would he obvious market for such music. tuned in if the stations that feature their favorite THE POP FORMAT stations also have a selling AND The disk jockeys for WHIL-FM music didn't sound as if it were being offered job to do. First of all, they need to bring their country music segment each strictly for kids. One young matron told me that over-all sound up to a reasonably mature level. she liked the music but couldn't stand THE evening will be George Fennell the "greasy Most teen-agers don't mind being a part of the (7 to 9 p.m.) and Bob Ness kid stuff" style of some of the DJ's. adult world. Many of them prefer the disk jockey BACK (9 to midnight). THIS TENDENCY to emphasize teen appeal who doesn't try to pretend that he is "just one of PORCH Country records have always prevails mostly in the evening hours. The theory the gang." Second, these pop music stations need done fairly well here, once ex- is that all adults are watching television and that to convince advertisers that theirs is an audience ARE posed on pop stations, and many only the teenagers are listening to radio. Recently with constantly increasing buying power. It is SWINGING! of the stations reach out into I asked a station manager in a small Wisconsin time that salesmen for pop format operations Vermont, New Hampshire and city why he switched to such a marked teen stopped apologizing for their music. It is very Maine - known markets for sound in the evenings. He answered, "We might much the music of today and, even more so, the country music. just as well, because we can't sell our nighttime music of tomorrow. 14 BILLBOARD, September 26, 1964 G_ N. Pw

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programming includes phone audience participation and interview show called "Contact," and im- Early Morning Radio In L.A. RADIO portant affairs program, "Focal Point." Gen? mgr, Richard Harris. Continued from page 14 and i.d.'s. Hudson has obviously Prog. dlr., Dan Griffin. Recorde been influenced by Jonathan Times, Mcllvaine is singing RESPOATSE should be directed to Ed Logue, Winters and he is apt to turn 1170 Soldiers Field Road, Boston. happy birthday to some outlying on a hillbilly accent for effect. WCOP: 5.000 watts. Plough city, reciting philosophical poe- From satire to corn is the owned. Music format: Pop -Stand- try, or joking with a Laguna gamut run during the 6-10 a.m. RATING ard, playing some new non -rock Beach resident who calls in period, launching the broadcast singles, current and stock LP's weather reports. Mcllvaine es- day with a happy lift. selections. 3 -man news depart- chews the sound effects bit, re- BOSTON ment under direction of Bob Nor- instead on his own imagi- SECOND CYCLE man. News twice an hour, daily. lying "Check Point" (weekly wrap-up nation. After news breaks and of news), Sunday 9:30-10 a.m. at the 10 a.m. closing, he goes Fine Arts Programs TOP STATIONS TOP DISK JOCKEYS (Jack Lazare). One mobile unit. into detailed, confusing and Continued boni page 14 Special programs: "Insight," Sun. tongue -twisting credits, explain- 9:45 a.m., current event discus- ing constumes by, choreography tural material which does not Call % s Cau ot Tarais sion show. "Boston University will be a Rank Letters Total Points Rank Disk today Latter. a Point by, sound by, and co -sponsored attract listeners, there Football," Sat. - during season by some artist's comeback com- reluctance to go further in FM. (sports dir,-Dick Radatz, Red The stations which are al- * POP Singles * POP Singles Sox pitcher). Vice-pres. & gen'l mittee. mgr., John F. Crohan. Prog. dir., KLAC's early birds, Lohman ready programming their FM 1 WMEX 61% 1. Arnie Ginsberg WMEX 45% side completely separate from 2 WBZ 39% 16% Jack Lazare. Recorde should be di- and Barkley. have been attempt- X. Brute Bradley WBZ that the new 3. Mel Miller WMEX 13% rected to Jack Lazare, 234 Claren- ing to emulate WNEW's phe- their AM, feel a. Dan Donovan WMEX 10% don St., Boston, nomeonally successful morning regulation will hurt them in Note: Others 16% In polling the local pro- audience ratings and advertis- (Melvin X. Melvin, WUSX team of Klaven and Finch in motion men, leading retailera. WCRB-AM-FM: 5.000 watts. revenue. If a station is Jefferson Kaye, WBZ New York and are slowly starting and others close to the radie. Charles River Broadcasting Co. Dave Maynard, WE!) the broadcasting FM separately for reseed scene in Boston-WORC Music format: Classical, Jazz, ing to earn chuckles. Unlike 18 hours a day, it will have to (Werel (Dick Smith) re- Folk, Show Tunes, 60 a New York tandem, which is BY TIME SLOT hours arts, letters and science ceived mentions ea being af- week of FM stereo. Special pro- funny from start to finish, LAB program fective In breaking orr ec- Morning Carl de Sure, WBZ grams: "Jazz Show," Sat., 11:05- seem to become more effective for three hours 36 minutes 1 Mel Millar, WMEX stasies in the Baden Mid Morning 1:05 p.m. (Father daily, while the two-hour -mini- arts. However, It wag admitted 2 Dave Maynard, WBZ O'Connor); Folk after they've been on the air show, 11:15.1:15 FM operations will only that the Influence of WORC war Early Afternoon Dan Dents.,, WMEX Fri., p.m. (Bob awhile. From 7-9 they are at mum Man Jefferson Kaye, WBZ Lurtsema); Broadway show for 24 not via the air -waves but be- Traffic high- their best, with a kooky Holly- have to go fine arts cause radio station., distributors, Early Evening ...... Arnie Ginsberg, WMEX lights, 9:05 a.m., M -F. A com- minutes a day. ...stops and retailer watch Late Evening Brute Bradley, WBZ wood farm gossip reporter and plete Broadway show cast album The consensus is that most WORC's list very Ily and All Night Dick Summers, WBZ aired Sun. 7:05 a German commander in a Zep- p.m. Live con- stations work out their 20 are thee influenced te program certs, Boston Symphony, Boston pelin reporting on traffic condi- will or buy. per cent with music, rather than PROGRAM DIRECTOR, MUSIC Pops, New York Philharmonic, tions (a take-off on KMPC's * Philadelphia Or chest r a. Three team of airborne traffic watch- drama or talk programs. Pro- POP DIRECTOR OR LIBRARIAN 10 -min. newscasts daily, 7:55 a.m., Loh- grammers and record librarians * LP's (Most Co.Operativa In Expe,ing Mew Record.) ers) among their characters. WHDH 12 noon, 11 p.m. "Point At are already confused by the I. Ed Logue, WBZ-librarian man and Barkley are the only 2. WEEI Issue," Sun., 2 p.m.; "Opinion," BBG's on what's "in" 2 Rick Dreyer, WMEX-Librarian duo attempting comedy on Los thinking 2. WNAC Mon., 6:45 p.m. (Guest commen- Angeles radio and the station and what's 'gout." Experimental a WBZ tary-host, Dave MacNeill, Pres. jazz is arts, letters and sciences, Others (NO TV-BANDSTAND SNOW IN BOSTON AREA) and has shown confidence in allow- gen7 mgr., Theodore Jones. doesn't qualify. (WCOP Vice-pres, and station mgr., Rich- ing them to develop while on the but folk music WEIL) There's no room for humor, ard L. Kaye. Frog, dir., David S. air for the past year. POP LP's though many a Leonard Bern- R&B * MacNeill. Records should be di- At format outlet KRLA, "Em- * I. Norm Nathan WHDH 25% rected to Richard stein fan is also a Lenny Bruce L. Kaye, Shera- Bob Hudson's Western I. WILD 100% 2. Alan Dory WHDH 20% ton Plaza Boston peror" Hotel, 16, be- fan. 3. Bob Clayton WHOM 15% humor is distinguishable in WHIM 13% Few, if any, FM operations * CONSERVATIVE 4. lees Cain WEEI: 5,000 watts. CBS -owned. tween the disks, commercials 5. Bill Marlowe WRAC 10% (T1eJ Canada are in the black, inde- I. WEZE-AM-FM 100% Music format: Standard, S. Dave Maynard WBZ 10% (Tie) program- pendent of their AM side. Thus 7% ming music mainly from CLASSICAL Others stock far, FM sets are owned by less * Miele Summers, WBZ and current LP's of a non -frenetic than 10 per cent of the popu- I. WCRB-AM-Tu 76% lack Larare, WCOP nature. Editorials three times a WHIL: 5,000 watts. Conant 2. WXHR-FM 13% Hank Forbes, WHOA) week. Special programs: Three Broadcasting Co. Music format: lation. 3, WBCN-FM 11 % call -in shows daily, "At Your Standard -Conservative, featuring BY TIME SLOT Service," 12-2:00 p.m., M -F; "Con- about 90 per cent LP's. Special Morning 1 lees Cain, WORN versation Piece," 2-5:00 p.m. and programs: "Country Jamboree," 2 Paul Winter, WEEI "Night Line," 8:15-11:30 p.m. live on Sat., 6-7 a.m. Country "Haywood Vincent Show," two- Mid Morning 1 Fred B. Cole, WHOM Originating station for the Boston music, 6-7 a.m., M -F. Two -man hour talk show with interviews 2 Dave Maynard, WOE 9 Patriots football games, as news department with three I5 - and call -ins. -man news depart- 19E RADIO RESPONSE RATINGS Early Afternoon Bob Clayton, WEZ well as Boston College football, min. newscasts throughout the day. ment under direction of Bill of stetione and individual air per- Late Afternoon Alan Darn, WNDM basketball and hockey. WHIL-FM features local high Whelan; news on the hour; one sonalities have been determined by Early Evening Norm Nathan, WHDH "Music Till Dawn," Late Evening Norm Methan, WHIM daily, 11:30 p.m. -5:30 school football, basketball and mobile unit radio, two mobile survey of local and national record a.m. (Amer- All Night Dick Summers, WBZ ican Airlines). Eleven hockey during seasons, 7 hours units for TV outlet (WNAC-TV). promotion personnel, distributors in news department under direction of Arthur of country music daily 5-12 p.m. "Harvard Football," Sat. in season. and record mane. tunrs. Not a Smith. Newscasts on hour Pres., Sherwood J. Tarlow. Gen, t.ocal collegiate tournaments, hock- popularity the ratings ere every poll, * R&B hour. News headlines on half- mgr., Joseph Kruger. Prog. dir., ey and basketball. Pres., William strictly on the comparative ability Prog, dir., Jack I. Jimmy Byrd WILD 68% hour. "News Today;" 5-7:30 p.m., Ken Manley. Records should be M. McCormick. of the dollops and air panonalleles Maley. Records should he directed 2, Buddy Lowe WILD 27% M -F. Two mobile units on 24 - directed to Jack Ranney, music to influence Meir listeners te pur - 3. Skippy White WILD 5% hour operation. Vice-pres. and dir., 99 Revere Beach Parkway, to Al Mari'', Librarian, 21 Brook- the and albums played chao, singles gen'l mgr., Donald J. Tragcser. Medford 55, Mass. line Ave., Boston 15. n the air. The retina. Ilbewlaa Prog. dir., Dom Quinn, Records WORI,: 5,000 watts. ABC affili- point up the impudence of music of * C&W should he directed to Judith Abbot, WILD: 1,000 watts. Independ- all type. in building Theaeeeo and ate. Music format: Pop -Standard. Tone WORL a.m. only) librarian, ent. Negro -oriented programming. Johnson (5:30.6.00 182 Tremont St., Boston, Special programs: "Jim Ameche creating the framework conducive to Bob Edgerley WNII (6-7e.m. only) Music format: R&B, Gospel, Con- Influencing the lislenor te purchase air Show" (syndicated) 9-10 a.m., M -F; WEZE: 5,000 watts. NBC temporary. Highly identifiable adver- affili- "Breakfast Club," 10-11 a.m., M -F; other products and service. ate. Music format: Standard -Con- personalities. Special programs: tited on radio stations. with call-in Country music 5:30.6:00 a.m. MF * FOLK servative, playing music primarily "Buddy Lowe Show," beeper, 6:30-9:30 a.m., M -F, For- (Tom Johnson); Religious music, 1. Jefferson Kaye WBZ 100% from instrumental I.P's. Special 6:30-7:00 M -F (Rev, John programs: eign language shows (Italian, 9:30 a.m Business and financial DeBrine); "University of Mass. news, 5:35-5:40 a.m:1:00 p.m., M -F.. Gospel p.m., M -F. Four football," Sat. in season. New York in news department under direc- music 7-8 a.m. & 1:15-2:15 p.m., M -F; "Oldies But Goodies," Sun., Giants Football Sun. in season. tion of Lauritz Miller. 10 -min. STATIONS BY FORMAT 4-6 p.m. Editorial regularly. News Network news hourly-local news newscasts daily, 6:30 a.m. & 8:30 at 25 minutes past the hour. a.m., 4:30 p.m. dir. Larry Jackson-one mobile & 5:30 p.m. News Gen'I mgr., William O. Clark. BOSTON, MASS. AREA: Sixth min. newscasts daily. Pres, T. every hour, unit. Pres. & gen'I mgr., Nelson Hastings Jr. Prog. dir., 24 hours a day, one Prog. dir., William Bradley- Rec. largest market. 13 AM and 10 Mitchell mobile unit Exec. B. Noble. Station mgr., Nonnws Don Otto. Records should be di- vp & geni orde should be directed to Bill FM and I AM in Worcester, mgr., Arthur E. Haley, Vice-pres., Kruglak. Prog. dir., James Byrd. Mass. rected to Don Otto, 171 New- Records should be directed to Bradley. 330 Stuart S.T., Boston. M. J. Williams. Records should he bury St., Boston 10. James Byrd, 719 Boylston St., 25,900 watts. Con- directed to Dr. Lou Goldberg, WXHR: 20,000 watts. Music for- WBCN-FM: music Boston. cert Network, Inc. Music formal: WBZ: 50,000 watts. A Group W dir-, Statler Office Building, mat: Classical, Jazz, Folly, Broad- 10 Arcade, Classical, Jazz, Folk and Broad- station. Music format: Pop-Con- Boston 16. WMEX: 5,000 watts. Richmond way Show, Concert. Special programs: 8 football games coverage way Musicals. Special programs: temporary, programming new single WHDH: Bros. Station, Music format: Con- "Music on Request," 11:10-2:00 and LP releases, current hits and 50,000 watts. Independ- temporary, featuring the newest Saturday in season. News every p.m., M -F (John Devine); "Mon- versions of standards from ent. Music format: Pop -Standard, singles releases and half-hour, 7-9 a.m. and every hour new featuring established day Afternoon Request," 2-5 p.m. LP's. Editorial two or three times music from current LP's hits. Highly identifiable air per- on the even hour daily. Gen'l mgr., of a non (Nirmal Daniere); "Regional Met- n day, seven days a week. Active, -rock nature and new sonalities. DJ's influential with Merrill G. Smith. Prog. dir., John single ropolitan Opera Auditions," taped heavily manned news and public releases of a non -rock audience. Heavy emphasis on pro- Cameron. Records should be di- nature. in February for presentation; affairs departments. 12 -man news Highly identifiable air motion on and off air. Special rected to John Cameron, 439 Con- "New England Dates and Places," department under direction of Ron personalities. No editorials. Spe- programs: "The Jerry Williams cord Ave., Cambridge 36, Mau. cial programs: "Ken 1 p.m., M -F; "Entertainment Mires. "Contact News," local, na- & Bill Show," Show," 10 a.m.-I:00 p.m., live. M-F.- WORC: Worcester, Mass.: 5,000 Guide," 7 p.m., M -F for Boston tional and international, 6.6:30 6:35-7:00 p.m., M -F, organ audience -in. "What call the Con- watts day. 1,000 watts night. Inde- drama, little theater, concert, re- p.m., daily. Four mobile units and arid piano music. Originating sta- sumer Wants to Know" (agricul- tion Red pendent. Music format: Contem- cital and folk; 5 -min. stock re- walkie-talkie unit. Highly identi- for Sox baseball, Boston ture Show), 7:30.8 a.m., M -F; Bruins hockey porary. Station has influence on ports, 5 p.m., M -F; seven 5 - and Boston Celtics J'iable air personalities, Special "Northeastern University Faculty Boston market musically. Impor- basketball. Six people in news de- Speaks," Sun. 8-8:30 a.m. Five - tant station for exposure and test- partment under direction of John man news department under di- I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ing of new singles. Pres. & gen'l M. Day Jr. 15 -min. newscasts three rection of Dick Levitan. "It Hap- times daily, 7:30 a.m., 6:00 p.m. mgr., Robert F. Bryar. Mus. dir., FORMAT GLOSSARY: "Content rorarÿ'-Stations that play primarily tingles and LP's pened This Week" (news) Sun. and 11:00 p.m., M -F; 3 mobile Dick Smith. Records should be of a "rook -n -roll" and rhythm and mues nature. "Pop Conlamporary"-Stations that feature 8:45-9:00 p.m. Two mobile units. news wagons. Remote directed to Dick Smith, 8 Portland rodn-roll and rhythm and blues musl c, as well a rent singlet end LP's of a non- from mobile Exec. vp Stanley N. Kaplan. Prog. broadcast studio, St., Worcester 1, Mass. rock "Pop Standard"-Stations programming s current and dock singles and LP's, 10:00 a.m.-I:00 dir., Mel Miller. Records should be excluding reek -n -roll end rhythm end blue.. " -Pep"-Some a "Pop with p.m., M -F (Fred B. Cole). One directed to Rick Drover, Librarian, stations mphuld ng standards to current rot tingles. "standard",srtions prepramming helicopter for traffic news. Traffic 70 Boston 15. current or stock varions of the Brookline Ave., old standards culled primarily from LP'.. Reek -n -roll end reports at one -quarter hour inter- MEN WHO READ "teen sound" excluded. "C Iva"-Staliona featuring primarily LP matie of a sub- vals -7-9 a.m. & 4-6 p.m., M -F. WNAC: 50,000 watts. RKO Gen- dued nature in tone and performance. Instrument music. "Clasdeal," "Country Exec. vp & gen'I mgr William eral. Music format: Standard, BUSINEBSPAPERB 6 Western," "Jest," "Rhythm a Blurt,' "Ethnic"-Stations pregremm;ng more than 50 fea- B. McGrath. Records should be turing music exclusively from cur- per cent of their music in the choro mentioned pre ticular . MEAN BUBINEUB directed to Ken Wilson, music rent and stock LP's. Dominantly IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII11111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIi dir., 50 Morrissey Blvd-, Boston. talk station. Special programs: 16 BILLBOARD, September 26, 1964 THE EXCITEMENT IS ABOUT TO BEGIN...

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REVIEWED THIS WEEK, 113; LAST WEEK, 115 HOT POP GUEST PANELIST OF THE WEEK POP STANDARD SPOTLIGHTS e - SPOTLIGHTS THE B.R-A.T.T.S.SECRET WEAPON (The British Manager GEORGE MARTIN AND HIS ORK-A HARD DAY'S Are Coming) (Arch, ASCAP)-New group with a perafions NIGHT (Maclen-Unart, BIM) (2:00) From the pop hit novelty sound that should catch on fast in WIBC, Indianapolis, Ind. - original motion picture soundtrack of the Beatles' view of all the British hits in today's market. Flip: film comes the title tune right on the heels of "Jealous Kinds Woman" (Sea -Lark, BMI). Martinis similar treatment of "Ringo's Theme." This Tonle 9024 "WHO CAN I will be equally popular. Flip: "I Should Have Known Better" (Maclen-Unart, BMI) (2:16). FIVE KNOWS (I Still DAVE CLARK -EVERYBODY TURN TO" United Artists 750 Love You) (Branston, BMI) (1:41) -Hot, top group does it again. British invasion continues with an- TONY BENNETT other pop hit. Flip: "01' Sol" (Branston, BMI) FERRANTE & TEICHER-I'VE GROWN ACCUS- 41 (2:00). Epic 9722 TOMED TO HER FACE (Chappell, ASCAP) ASCAP) (2:25) -Top-notch instrumental treatment PETER AND GORDON-I DON'T WANT TO SEE of a "My Fair Lady" ballad that shows off the YOU AGAIN (Marten, BMI) (1:59) -And more of Rath week a Anagram director and/er dimly" la Invited to elhln end help piano team in its best form. Flip: "What More Can the British hit sound. Another top performance by billbemd's Review Peel select Spotlights. When unable to tome le Me I Say" (Arlou, ASCAP) (2:57). United Artists 770 New York o/flee, guest panellets Aston and vote vie tpeeht WAYS lone the English duo, with the material by two of the dielete reedier -telephone hook-up. An opportunity Is Hut give the emu Beatles (Lennon -McCartney) for good measure. to publicise his own or Heim "Pick el the Week." Flip: Would Buy You Presents" (Gay) (2:37). "I Album Reviews on Page 56 Capitol 5272 TEDDY RANDAZZO-LOST WITHOUT YOU THE SUPREMES-BABY LOVE (Johete, BMI) (2:34) (South Mountain, BMI) (2:45) -Strong, haunting, in- -A smash -follow-up to their "Where Did Out Love triguing melody and lyric that grows the more you Go" click. The swinging harmony style keeps it hear it. A completely different sound for Randazzo. i COUNTRY SPOTLIGHTS rolling all the way through. Flip: "Ask Any Girl" With exposure, this is a big hit! Flip: "Less Than (Jobete, BMI) (2:48). Tomorrow" (South Mountain, BMI) (2:52). Motown 1066 DCP 1108 BOB LUMAN-OLD GEORGE DICKEL (Acuff -Rose BMI) (2:05) -It's Bob Luman, singing in mighty fine style about a mountain man who made his mark and fortune making "likker" called "Dickel PROGRAMMING SPECIALS Dew." Flip: "Fire Engine Red" (Rose, BMI) (2:07). Hickory 1277 HOTPOP MYVYY. 7,7g hrcaor ...,..r...... ,.,...,.... JEKYLL & HYDE -My Baby Loves Moostat Movbx (Fireball, BM') (2:08). DCP 1111 DONNA LOREN-Blowing Out Ike Candles (Sea -Lark, BMI) (2:50). Bids, CAPITOL 5250 NOE PRO & THE SEMITONES -Come Along My (And Dance With Mel (Cave-LeBBI. BMI) (2:05). MERCURY 72341 THE DOVELLS-Whet In the World's Come Over You (Wyncote- as Well Forge) Him (Low-Twi, Ranger 7, ASCAP) (2:37). PARKWAY 925 TOMMY QUICKLY -You Mhh1 BMI) (2:40). LIBERTY 55732 COUNTRY & WESTERN Mme LINDA HOPKINS-Mom, Doll (East-West, ASCAP) (2:42). BRUNS- vwe,,,,nmmeiteteeem WICK 55272 SONNY WILLIAMS-Too Much Competition (Conon Town, BMI) DINO VALENTI -Don't Let It Down (Frtendehip, BMI) (1:59). POP STANDARD (2:23) -Ploy Me n Country Song (Cotton Town, BMI) (2:48). ELEKTRA 45012 COTTON TOWN JUBILEE 116 KP:N DODD-l/appinevv :M.,, 0:,.& n.Mi) (1:45)-All of My Life 10 Toll La Viol (France -Sparta. SMI) (2:10,). LIBERTY 55733 JIMMY "C" NEWMAN-Sue Mae San JOHNNIE BEN-Tled . Tlppt, TIppe (Intermountain, BMI) (2:28). (Peer Int'l, BMI) (2:17)- HUMMINGBIRD 1719 You're SOU on My Mind (Sl,rrile, BMI) (2:22). DECCA 31677 BOB MOLINE-Forbidden (Kavelln, BMI) (2:781-It I Were am THE MONARCHS -Take Me Home (Tree, BMI) (2:32), SOUND Artist (Angelica, ASCAP) (2:13). IMPERIAL 66045 EARL CUPID -The Measure or a Mon (Tree, BMI) (2:25), STAGE 7 2530 DOT 16650 JERRY MURAD'S HARMONICATS-Spanish Rlee (Painted Desert, CAESAR AND CLEO-Lore Io enrage (Chan, ASCAP) (2:35). BMI) (2:43)-Se0-Saw (Wood, ASCAP) (1:49). COLUMBIA 43130 JERRY SMITH -Easy RoaWn' Chair (Forster, ASCAP) (1:59). REPRISE 0318 ROSIE 3946 FISHER BROTHERS -The R4 Round Wheel (Pattern, ASCAP) BILL HALEY AND HIS COMETS-Skinny Minnie (Valley Brook, (2:02). ERA 3136 BOBBY WOOD -That's All I Need to Know (Drury Lane-Beckle, ASCAP) (2:57). DECCA 25638 BMI) (2:00). JOY 288 PETER DUCHIN, HIS PIANO & ORK.-Heartnebea (Leeds, MARCIE BLANE-Bobby Did (American Metropolitan. BMI) (2:17). ASCAP) (2:13). DECCA 31676 MARCY DEE-We Could Crow Old Together (Lone° @ Omar, SEVILLE 133 BMD (2:34). CLARK 218 KING CURTIS-Slran,m on the Shoe (Mellin, BMI) (2:38). THE FOUR SEASONS -Happy HapPy BIMdo, Bair (Arc, BMI) CAPITOL 5270 JODY MILLER -My Baby's Gone (Central Songs. BMD (2:48). VEE JAY 6It CAPITOL 5269 PARIS SISTERS-When I Pall In Lote (Northern-Young, ASCAP). STEVIE WONDER-Sad Boy (lobete-Studio, BMI) (2:29). TAMLA (2:25). MERCURY 72320 NAT STUCKEY-Leere the Door Open (English, BMI) (2:07). 54163 SIMS 206 THE IDLERS -Jo-Da (Feist, ASCAP) (2:23). AUDIO SPECTRUM N C L & THE PICTURES -Hell Only Hurl Yon (Roosevelt-Mution, ROY COOK -Cry of Lore (Painted Desert, EMI) (1:55). SIMS 201 BMI) (2:34). MONUMENT 834 MAC FAIRCLOTH-(Them Will Never Bel Another Parting RHYTHM' & BLUES ,%emeemememeeemmea (Pleasant Ridge, BMI) (2:37). KLUB 3117

THE PHONETICS -Pretty CId (Kimark, BMI) .(2:25)-Da.Y Let BUDDY MEREDITH -We Let Lore Co to Sleep (New -Keys. BMI) SINGLES REVIEW POLICY Lore Gel You Down (Kiniork, BMI) (2:25). TRUDEL 1005 (2:01). RICE 5014 Every single sent to llllboerd for review le beard by 8111heaed's Review Boy Panel, and its programming and sales hl is rated 0111,1. 1h category PAT EMBERS -Thal (Sure Got Your Number) (Chapter, BMI) 01 ,na,),, Rev iewv are prevented for Spotlight picks only. (2:03)-YnuIl Never Leave Her (Mellin, BMI) (2:13). ASCOT 2133 FOLK CHUCK JACKSON-Somebody New (Ludía-Flomarlu, BMI) (1:55). WAND 161 SPOTLIGHT WINNERS OF THE WEEK CLINGMAN CLAN -Tip (Debra, BMI) (2:38). 4 CORNERS OF THE 110 Pop singles Spotlights are these singles with sufficient eeeeeararming WORLD d I es patentaI I to achieveh ' lining In the top 50 of billboard's CAROLYN HESTER-Stay Not (Dundee, (2:32). DOT Hat 100. fer the benefit e el a broadcnteee, Spotlights e broken Irle BMI) down into specific Mg categories. the -herd 16660 Spotlights are records applicable for all [Toge,, looney Hot Pop DAVE RRUBECK-Mr. Broadwa, (Croton-Marks, BM!) Spotlights we record. picked for the content and cop (2:26)- p,rary ToM'a Theme (Groton -Marke, BMI) (2:06), COLUMBIA 43133 cpntem pprarrradio play. Pop Standards Spotlights e gored for pap etedord and pep conte,, air play. Programming Operlaic CANNONBALL SPIRITUALS are other record. applicable for programming In their specific ADDERLEY-Goodbye Chari@ (Miller, ASCAP) ies (2:501, CAPITOL 5281 CHRISTIAN LIGHT OUINTETI t, (' ono' 0n and Met Mr )here MENARD ROGERS-How Sweet It L (Jay Jay). DRUM BOY IN (Moonlake-Brenne, BMI) (2 II Ill 11111N 5001 18 BILLBOARD, September 26, 1964 HICKORY, THE BREAD-AND-BUTTER LABEL,

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v RECOMDS INC H«., J ]510 Fan41n Noad. NnF.11le T. 37204 YESTERYEAR'S HITS POP -STANDARD SINGLES COUNTRY DJ Not too tar out in either direction, the following singles, selected from the current. Hot IW, Change -of -pace programming from your librarian's shelve., featuring the disk, the molt papules mlddle.roed records of the week. Rank order here Is based on relative that were the hotted in the land five years age and ten year. ago tht. week. standing le the Hot 100. Here's how they ranked in. Billboard'. than of that time: OF THE WEEK TAIL Lest From this week'e Net Leo weeks e TITLe, ARTIST, IARL Nel 100 POP -5 Years Ago POP -10 Years Ago Week Week

September 28, 1959 September 25, 1954 1 4 WE'LL SING 4H THE SUNSHINE, Gale Garnett, RCA Victor 8388 7 13 2 1 EVERYBODY LOVES SOMEBODY, Dean Martin, Reprise 0281... 1. Sleep Walk, Santo di Johnny, 1. Hey, There, R. Ctooney, Columbia 3 5 A SUMMER SONG, Chad Stuart & Jeremy Clyde, World Artists 1027 6 Canadian -American 2. Sh-Boom, Crew Cuts, Mercury 4 3 IN THE MISTY MOONLIGHT, Jerry Wallace, Challenge 59246 9 2. Mack the Knife, B. Darin, Atoo 7 3. Skokiaan, 5 2 CLINGING VINE, Bobby Vinton, Epic 9705 3. The Three Bells, Browns, RCA Victor R. Marterie, Mercury 6 6 ALWAYS TOGETHER, Al Martino, Capitol 5239 6 4. (Tit) I Kissed You, Evedy Brothers, 4. This Ole House, R. Clooney, 7 7 MICHAEL, Trini Lopez, Reprise 0300 5 Cadence Columbia 10 ON THE STREET WHERE YOU LIVE, Andy Williams, Columbia 43128 3 5. I'm Gonna Get Married, L. Price, 5. Little Shoemaker, Gaylords, Mercury 9 15 SOFTLY, AS I LEAVE YOU, Frank Sinatra, Reprise 0301 3 ABC -Paramount 6. I Need You Now, E. Fisher, 10 17 FUNNY GIRL, Barbra Streisand, Columbia 43127 3 6. Sea of Love, P. Phillips, Mercury RCA Victor 11 14 THE JAMES BOND THEME, Billy Strange, Crescendo 320 5 7. Put Your Head on My Shoulder, 12 16 PEARLY SHELLS, Burl Ives, Dacca 31659 3 P. Anka, ABC -Paramount 7. High and the Mighty, V. Young, Decca 13 19 I WOULDN'T TRADE YOU FOR THE WORLD, Bachelors, London 9693 3 8. Red River Rock, Johnny & the 14 20 I DON'T WANT TO SEE TOMORROW, Nat King Cole, Capitol 5281 2 Hurricanes, Warwick 8. Skokiaan, Four Lads, Columbia 15 - IT'S FOR YOU, Cilla Black, Capitol 5258... 2 9. Teen Beat, S. Nelson, Original Sound 9. In the Chapel in the Moonlight, 4 16 18 YET ... I KNOW (Et Pourtant), Steve Lawrence, Columbia 43095 IO. Broken -Hearted Melody, S. Vaughan, K. Kellen, Deeca DOOR IS STILL OPEN TO MY HEART, Dean Martin, Reprise 0307 1 Mercury 17 - THE 10. Hold My Hand, D. Cornell, Coral 18 - TILL THE END OF TIME, Ray Corles Singers, Command 4049 2 19 - SOON I'LL WED MY LOVE, John Gary, RCA Victor 8413 3 20 I GUESS I'M CRAZY, Jim Reeves, RCA Victor 8383. 3 RHYTHM 8 BLUES-Five Years Ago-September 28, 1959 - I'm Gonna WSM Rodio'. "Mr. D.J. U.S.A." Sept. Get Married, L Price, I Loves You Porgy, N. Simone, ABC -Paramount Bethlehem 25 will be Jim Newton of KPCN, KLRN-TV Series D ollar. Jim d radio in the lote SESAC Series Poison Ivy, Coasters, Ateo Sleep Walk, Santa & Johnny, '40's end shortly thereafter landed o Sea of Love, P. Phillips, Canadian -American AUSTIN, Tex.-"Turn of the Mercury job in Chicago ae country deejay Gets Praised Thank You Pretty Baby, B. Benton, Century," a 15 -part series, will I Want to Walk You Home, F. Domino, because of his unusual Texas accent. Mercury be seen each Thursday at 8:30 Imperial He joined KPCN in 1962, when the sta- NEW YORK-SESAC has Say Man, B. Diddley, Checker on with Red Raer Rock, Johnny 8 the tion changed to a full-time caw format, p.m. KLRN-TV filled been receiving plaudits from the Broken -Hearted Melody, S. Vaughan, era from 1890 to Hurricanes, Warwick Mercury and was promoted to vice-president music of the morning men of America and features and assistant general manager in 1900. The .series Max such exotic places as Pem- March, 1964. In addition to them duties, Morath and Robert Benson who brooke, Bermuda, and Agana, h e also does the early -morning show bring the songs from the era. Guam, for its eight LP package from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. Elliot Field, KFWB In addition, slides, old movie called "Pacemakers for the Part film clips, recording devices, old Morning Man." KFWB has not as yet an- family albums, player pianos, HOLLYWOOD-KFWB is TV and Radio John *ranee, music direc- Artists, with a nounced a new affiliation. The and exquisite sets are combined the talk of the town again in the protest filed with the parent tor of WPAT, Paterson, N. J., wake station has been experiencing to recreate the United States of of the unexpected depar- called the series "excellent . Crowell - Collier Broadcasting the usual upsy-now-downsy rat- 60 years ago. .. ture of Elliot Field, six -year vet- Company. musically imaginative and color- ing hassle with hot -popper eran with the station. Jim Haw- ful with a variety born of judi- Claude McCue, local execu- KRLA (which has not been thorne, national program direc- juxaposition in the sid- tive secretary, rejected the rea- without its problems either). Ear, Eye cious tor of the Crowell -Collier Broad- Appeal to ing." The package is available son given by Jim Hawthorne KFWB has latched strongly cast Division, owners of the sta- at and contains over 100 that Field was dismissed in a onto the current Beatles' tour SAN DIEGO-KSON is al- 59.95 tion, has slotted Sam Riddle, designed program- staff realignment move. McCue with correspondents phoning lowing its listeners to become selections for weekend and summer vacation between 6 and 10 a.m., said that the Field's firing is daily reports back to Hollywood. viewers with the moving of its ming fill-in swing man in the 9 to related to his supporting the The Beatles hook is studios into a pic- noon segment held by Field. also carried broadcasting union's 1961 strike against the further with emphasized ture window at College Grove is doing his show on the air. Field's airplay case has been taken station. of the power -packed group's Center. A special microphone KSON's deejay will be wear- up by the Los Angeles chapter Field, who had worked both records in another effort to stem arrangement will enable viewers ing western -styled clothes to tie of the American Federation of morning and afternoon shows on the KRLA rating climb. to talk with the deejay while he in with c&w programming.

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Sek Ending September 26, 1964 Bwlboard

1102STAR performer -Sides registering greatest proportionate upward progress this week. WE'RE 100 35 38 46 SOME DAY GONNA 73 4 34 82 87 THE CAT 07 1110 10112 i LOVE AGAIN 7 52 MIM, Woe iá Searchers, . TITLE a M.Fr IM WM. text 10.19 64 69 77 KNOCK! KNOCK( (Who's Thera) 5 38 41 52 YOU'LL NEVER GET TO 00 I, c.wo Otl 3S (If You Break My autoarg HEAVEN 86 92 GOOD NIGHT BABY 3 4 10 27 OH, PRETTY WOMAN 5 - Heart) WW1. Red 11101 WOOS mr ono , NenWwl u Mew. 0.10111, WWMM« 1252 * 70 79 PEARLY SHELLS 2 5 6 BREAD AND BUTTER 10 - 3 23 6 5 C'MON AND SWIM 12 lull Irr, D«n 11101 New . Nbk.. 1269 311 Whby 7 Fromm MY. , O 69 73 70 I'VE GOT NO TIMf TO L 9 1 I THE HOUSE OF THE RISING 10 0 26 27 29 IT'S ALL OVERIINOWm. Jill. 02,4,, 69E 69691 , ZollOSE. SUN 31 um. 69.7 MOM 15234 Armes, - - - I'VE GOT SAND IN MY SHOES 1 24 13 7 UNDER THE BO 14 Dnnm, nm11 MM 5 7 10 G.T.O 9 ARxDWALK >. Eery 1 le 110.99,. M.le MI 0 COUSIN OF MINE 1 YOU WANNA MAKE - - - ...... 65 - WHY f1w (.6e, ICA Vitler Ie1 7 9 13 REMEMBER (Welkin' in the ME BLUE 3 Sand) 6 Templeiw6 Gordy TOY 11 76 91 - IT'S ALL OVER 3 fh.neu.., Ira Ned 1000 ant C. HIM, GM MIS 45 52 57 SAY YOU 11 40 ALL CRIED OUT 1 9 31 58 DO WAH DIDDY DIDDY 4 Iwnle Dee, DI. . IC - WM. Mann, We 1167 Ya Duey SrrilOLM, Phil. 4020 14 16 MAYBE I KNOW 3333... 10 O22 TRADE YOU FOR 3 2 2 WHERE DID OUR LOVE GO 12 41 I010 WE, WE. 7230, 80 88 - Surrenr, M.imo ISII 0 T1 HWOULDEWORLDNT 3 6 44 49 76 MICHAEL Whew Leee3F tm 10 25 32 DANCING IN THE STREET 6 42 rrini Low, IIrly. Mao 7032 Mr. L the Y.n1.n.., 0.N! TRY ME 1 8 * 46 46 48 HE'S IN TOWNT6w., twat wets. raw. was 16 21 26 IT HURTS TO BE IN LOVE 10 43 O. T terry 102 We PION!, Music« IOM 11, I'M CRYING NEVER CAN 1TELLLa.... 9 - MOM 13174 27 20 14 YOU - - AnlinelM 18 22 31 SAVE IT FOR ME , .. 5 44 aneEE 006 4 Ir.,:, eslilp M/226 92 98 DEATH OF AN ANGEL 3 -LUG 79 - 63 78 96 CHUG -A lemmen, Wart w 14 16 18 HAUNTED HOUSE 8 :r rlil..; ì,1a1,1 1i2. Wee fhoaes, NI 107{ * 83 85 LA LA LA LA LA 3 WHERE 00 - db 56 66 - ON THE STREET Mendel., Reprise 001 13 15 17 MAYBELLINE ...... 7 ei1 YOU LIVE ...... 3 err ìlren. 0.F«I.I 66036 :niv mmrn.; cMe.Y1.Mns 0 85-- I DON'TRROWWANT TO SEE TOMO .. 2 15 24 25 BABY I NEED YOUR LOVING 7 LITTLE HONDA 3 ...... 10M dr 60 84 - MM 01,5 CHs, 01/11010211 For en, W1em Mendell., Orrery 72024 WE'LL SING IN THE SUNSHINE 8 84 - IT'S FOR YOU .. 3333.. .. 2 20 23 24 02 - 52 63 82 20-75 ...... CIIM Ilrt, Gri101 t1Y. O.0 Orn.tl, ICA Vide MII 48 Wlllle 161106911, MI 2071 13 77 80 86 YET . , , I KNOW IEt Pourtant) 5 6 4 3 EVERYBODY LOVES SOMEBODY 77 88 MERCY, MERCY 4 83 SMr, Dwn Mann, rodeo MI 61 Lynne., CAddi. Moe * Me Co. $es. 0.odtlnm, I..0007 YI THMYE DOORHEART IS TO FUNNY 7 - - - STILL OPEN 21 28 35 54 64 75 SHE WANTS T'SWIM 5 le. 111 .n Ir

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this week- 2VInNM vv rtio iti upward ptlm BOND THEME STAR p.torrnr-Sid.../iaarinR 91 93 THE0 JAMES * TO IBE A i1 76 ai r I GROW UP 58 83 3 * - MANN AS I YOU.. 190 SOFTLY. :If(' ewe re. ++ 83 90 - rrL.íRíAfVE.a Men WM * E'RE GONNA LOSE. 38 46 56 SOME DAY 67 I'VE GOT NO TIME TO, IS AGAIN 6 73 70 LOVE linbi, lam 11/1 PEARLY SHELLS HOUSE OF THE RISING 6 79 MK 1...... w 1 1 2 THE TOGETHER - - 7 39 47 52 ALWAYS r awe. t.pl+ ewe SUN Mr+. rw lsw FUNNY GIRL ...... O FROM A WINDOW 5 * 96 - - ..w,. sa.r.. ee .. Wile 6 51 64 79 I. . Mee Mel 5 * ..1. TOBACCO ROAD GET TO e.e.w Mme. piss 41 52 68 YOU'LL NEVER r.. GO Yew break MY *ft - LOVE (If WHERE DID OUR HEAVEN 6 THE CAT vis. O 82 87 wrom s.i, in. (3) Heart) w... w..ia. 1n09 Ile ® - RHYTHM 5 COME A LITTLE BITM 8 56 68 83 0 86 « L_k_. IO 15 G.T.O. * 7 is r.r r 3 M«. Mn IT BE ME 95 SINCERELY LET 75 84 di mono. vt SOMEBODY 12 54 72 - 4 3 3 EVERYBODY LOVES * 0 OVER I I IT'S ALL RUN1 . 9' s. 111.e Mr Me la eke 26 15 8 WALK-DON'T * 9 13 47 REMEMBER Makin' 2 OW nawtl 5 LAST K155 3 Sawd) M te.r tor 60 73 - ws a..pta~ r t. r... wn. l 3 7 8 SLOW DOWN 3 4 BECAUSE ere or w. M we. * 67 99 - 4aß rtle ems DY DI 3 5 49 76 84 MICHAEL we wwe we. ere O 10 SAY YOU 52 57 65 Mal a ..w area ter TRADE YOU F /S 88 --- I WOULDNT 7 - 48 58 HE'S IN TOWN E 46 Mimi.... T. rim DAY'S NIGHT 10 CAN SAY 5 8 8 4 A HARD , THERE'S NOTHING 50 61 76 11 6 7 15 17 30 MAYblLLINE raw w.... limta .sr 40 40 43 SWEET WILLIAM MM. ...r is 7 10 LA LA. T B5 __ - LA LA LA il moili O FOR YOU _ - IT'S eM .1.r. <..t .M WANT TO SEE - _ __ I DON'T plat, a.e.. ris TOMORROW 7 * IM .Y Cd., Wl.M SI CLINGING VINER., 17 19 21 Mr ptep BABY 11 20-75 4 92 - - 0000 NIGHT w w 1940 4 63 82 97 Mlle Wire. wr .. e.. SAVE IT FOR ME * 22 31 64 @ O DO YOU WANT TO ALWAYS SOMETHING 94 e...... tE 1 9 55 63 78 (There's) 5 * -- - -- 26 IN THE MISTY S3 TO REMIND ME 19 22 e OONLIGHT THERE M 1st«m w r1 el SEAT '6S IB - TEEN u... kiwi. rr ISSU[ 7 - N 4 48 WE'LL SING IN THE SHE WANTS O23 24 64 75 90 +a 11111 * O89 93 96 LOVERSALWAYSMel S is s, FUNNY 6 8 28 35 45 .M., ..1 M. wl O59 53 54 IF I FELL * Mist.. t.e+ .r HAVE I THE RIGHT?. 9 * - - - i 18 MAYBE I KNOW ON THE STREET WHERE 14 16 ..tt .., rwn 000 66 - -- 2 YOU * YOU LIVE I WANNA THANK 1 Me O93 98 list O AND WIMP 1M war, (.rrl. - 6 5 5 C'MON .M 8 n MOM AN ANGEL 2 13 98 -- DEATH OF 11.1 IM O THE BOARDWAsLLKK s - o«' 13 7 6 UNDER Bá N O95 SOCIETY GIRL r1 2 OUTSIDE - - . t sr.. Mimi 29 36 50 I'M ON THE 5 0 Iw) (Leek,1 r.tr. a law WMr MY. VA w. O94 - - SOON I'LL Mir Sill 2 9 OVERa....W... LI LE HONDA O27 29 34 IT'S ALL 199.990 84 - - a4444. ...p TOM OUT OF RUNNIN' i. , 'am TELL 8 MERCY, MERCY 3 S 20 YOU NEVER CAN VIM 77 88 aw 20 14 Mi. Oil * - Ma Gem e....1r.t wnt ROBIN !1 O100 100 ROCKIN' ..1w. 91... IeI 9 LOVE HAS GONE 6 - I LOVE HER 73 WHERE . /.¡ 12 12 13 AND 0 62 65 mi a-. 5_ SOMEONE 3 99 - -- SOMEONE. Fee.1.. , SIGHT 6 96 CHUG-A -LUG F. J - .S 61 OUT OF lei n.... isst m * 78 - .1.119 6 4 TILL THE rENOF M' SONG 'CKI KNOCK! (Who's le) - - - O - SS n - - A

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l+r J CLASSICAL SPECIAL MERIT SPECIAL MERIT BRAHMS: CONCERTO NO. I SPOTLIGHT 1,. PICK SPECIAL MERIT PICKS Von Cliburn; Boston Symphony Orchoe- eLJ HAYDN: CONCERTO FOR OR- fre (Leinadorf). RCA Victor LM 2724 JAZZ SPOTLIGHT Picks new GANF AND ORCHESTRA IN C Special Merit tel t outstanding merit which deserve exposure and which (M); LSC 2724 (S) could have commercial success within their resoenlve catagorles MAJOR of music. CRESCENT Two top nemas here, Van Cliburn and Erich Chamber Orcheatra of the Leinsdorf. This Is the initial record foray e John Coltrane Quartet by Van Cliburn into the realm of Brahms Impulse A-66 (M) Sarre (Ristenpert). Nonesuch Concertos. "No. I" is amg the most Pop H 1024 (M); H 71024 (S) POP SPECIAL MERIT POP SPECIAL MERIT ular. The popularity of all involved should Coltrane's less hes been somewhat ntro- help this addition to the catalog register fact create. talk eiel. ThIe very and has onwe albums well et the ash register. 1 Interest In the Ills frequent con- this menthbel conceleasedntratinfour p u two well-known performer, THE SLIGHTLY IRREVERENT MITCHELL ELLA FITZGERALD SINGS THE JEROME have also established him es a pre - (Hayden,t and tdid: certs KERN SONG BOOK honed ieee artist. In collaboration with omposers ftn Represents TRIO McCoy Tyner, Elvin Jones and Jimmy Gar- (Antonio Vivaldi, Jear'Phili pe Remee). CLASSICAL SPECIAL MERIT rison, Coltrane introduces five of his cam - Each album is beautifully performed by fine Mercury MG 20944 (M); SR 60944 (S) Verve V 4060 (M); V6-4060 (5) positions: "Crescent," "Wise One,"Bessie's classical oloiere rd groups. Theworks Blues," "Lonnie's Lament" and "The Drum represented in each album have not been Take one of the great pop singers f the The Chad hat e e BERLIOZ: SYMPHONIE FANTASTIQUE Thing." Fine creative last. ov too on disk d should Individually Mitchell Trio earned en- age, her the creamf Jerome Kern's viable reputation as satirical eers. output, with Nelson the ar- end c ilectiveiy provide great opportunity balladm Rddle doing for classical uslc ore to Ineoper' gently, but effectively poking at this c n ranging and conducting, and you have a Philharmonic Orchalre (Klemperer) E sively fill in their libraries. try's f The Trio sing seven auoibles.Y. "The femme Kern Songbook" allows Angel 36196 (5) N rbur Whim designed to penetrate the Ella to give wide range te her talents. skin without too much pain. The topics This is an impressive album indeed. Under censorship the very able direction of Otto Klemperer, fence (fwemall haven a. StOtherl tunes the sound of the orchestre is full d of satirical interest deal with draft dodging 011341Wn SMIRK% ran CLASSICAL SPECIAL MERIT the r ementetion Is precise and civilisation. The album le different BOY andm.blooded,the style le fulpl of imagination and ASTRO should register wel with the ardent wisrit. a for who lndistener. STRAUSS: DIE FLEDERMAUS (2.12") h to hear befinebcle claser sical recording.

Various Artists. RCA Victor LM 7029 IM); LSC 7029 (S) CLASSICAL SPECIAL MERIT POP SPECIAL MERIT A unique technique was employed on recording the famous operetta which does set It apart from other recordings of the DEBUSSY: IMAGES/THE MARTYRDOM GO, JOHNNY, GO work.The cast wee permitted free run OF SAINT SEBASTIAN the stage with a host of microphones covering their movement. The freedom per- Pierre Monteux, London Symphony Johnny Rivers. United Artists UAL 3386 mitted is evident in the performance which JAZZ SPOTLIGHT Philips PHM 500-058 (M); PHS /L\ (M); UAS 6386 (S) sounds rel.. and informal-Important fac- Orch. tors in thieving realism. The cast is a fine 900.058 (S) THE HAPPY HORNS OF CLARK s/p CHILDREN'S LOW PRICE one and newcomer Adele Leigh portreys e TERRY Althoughh Riven' singles been creditable Rosalinde. Pierre Monteux, one of the leadin Inter- on herit label, me e lue preters of Debussy, died this summer. Impulse A-64 (M) SPOTLIGHT will bring his many fans to this album of Montane, conducting the London Synnehon typical Rivers rockin' gutsy blues -type Orchestra, gives a moving end sensitive Plenty of excellent commerciel laaa-blaaas. ASTRO BOY singing. The beet Is groovy, the sound ¡¡1 CLASSICAL SPECIAL MERIT rformenc of two of Debussy's lesser- Terry and an entourage of outstanding side - for the younger set, and Rivers his works. mn Ben Webster, Roger Kell. y, Original TV Sound Track greatxpected dynamic If. He la ong the Walter Perkins, Milton Hinton and Phil most exciting on records today. M-31 performers BRAVO SERRANO! Woods, play up e happy and most groovy Simon Says storm. The moods do very, featuring Among the current "Simon Says" albums (Continued on page 26) smoothy rendition of by Bei- "Ina Mist,' released this month am two "Originel TV Non Serrano. Elektro EKL 273 (M); derbeck to the elegant Ellington repertoire, Sound Track" s "Astro Boy' d 'Cou- EKS 7275 (S) which Terryis ore than familiar, for enus Cat," The y Important TV tla-in will medley Rides Again") of "Don't POP SPECIAL MERIT ("Ellington do much to interest the young folk, and The guitar never had it su gd. In Juan SEE ALBUM REVIEWS Get Around Much Anymore,' "Perdido" Serrano's the their parents into buying the packages. The hendeoy musical instrument is and "I'm Beginning to See the tight." a Is just what any parent would end Ids usome through hearperformance with eyes closed when the thews BUDDY GRECO ON STAGE "'Maemoriesecf Carmen Amoy," ON BACK COVER ON OM. rhythms and especially through his own Ali Baba And The Forty Thieves Epic LN 24116 (M); BN 26116 (5) compositions. uhddlll,iJIIIIIi _. -.. TRE OLD ,tMI GRE:.\T SONGS Buddy's e yooiin', relaxed sense of humor pervades this sae CLASSICAL SPECIAL MERIT alivthroughoutbeforeutan in New York studio. He p lightly through such favorites a 'She Loves Me," "Zip -s -Dee MARIA CALLAS SINGS ARIAS BY Doo-Doh" and "The Best Is Yes to Come." BEETHOVEN, MOZART AND WEBER Buddy's turn comes at the plano on "Get ALBUM Me te the Church on Time,' 'It's Such a Nappy Day" and "I Can't Get Started." Angel 36200 (S) All In all, It's an entertaining package, one REVIEW The dive's magnificent shows to bound to please the lovas of informel discipline swinging. strong adventage in her Interpretations of works by three of the German masters. POLICY While the selections aren't too familiar to l' the mss audience, they're well known to LTIInNS anlIBLwa 1 lrsur ° any classical buff, and the Callas imprint CHILDREN'S SPOTLIGHT should assure respectable sales. POP SPECIAL MERIT Every album sent to Billboard is heard by 8111. ALI BABA AND THE FORTY for review THIEVES LOW PRICED SPOTLIGHT PERCUSSION PARISIENNE CLASSICAL SPECIAL MERIT board's Review Panel, and its sales potential is rated Various Artists. MGM CH 511 revFe,e THE OLD AND GREAT SONGS David Carroll & His Ork. Mercury MG (M) FEODOR CNALIAPIN In it. vetepe y of music. Hank Snow. RCA Camden CAL 20935 (M); 5R 60933 (S) The myeticel tale is wall told with ,Fwithiull reviews ere presented and 836 (M); (No Stereo) Angel COLH 141 effects, several .tas and e fine narrator David Carroll has made a number ofex- for Spotlight Picks or Special weaning the various scenes together. The Most of these early Hank Snow recordings ceptionally fine stereo albums In his 'ob The late, great Russian opera star of the lire package Is interlined with music. hava never been issued on an LP before Mercury's aiding dlrator, d this mid 20's Is revived is this album which 'Merit Picks, and all other Album yshould hold and should make a Snow fan lump with album Is other fini ogle of cod ould be of interest to many collectors. is '.LP's ore listed under their one severaljunior'sattention.nt albums drenThis joy. Sana of them go beck 27 years. material. "Poor ePeoplerne" ofx Paris," 'Mimi" Today, many years after his death, the rich released this a month by MGM. Among the Among the hits are "My Blue River Rose," and Gait, Parisienne" done up in bright, end captivating Chsliepin basso is music i.to spectne categories. other fine albums are "The Ugly Duckling" The Texas Cowboy" and "The Blue Velvet highly Iisteneie style. Album u i Ili to the ears as ha erforme excerpts from and the Three The b/w "Goldilocks Bean." Band." All are sung with the distinct, In- up vissions of Paris eel loste hose "The Barber of Seville; "Faust" and arias Bremenlawn Musicians provide the back- of a singerand ewWrestho've been there, imagined for those hop- end songs from other famous operas, An drop. seaberseem as if sungg only yesterday. ing to go there. interesting test le Included. 24 BILLBOARD, September 26, 1964 IAA%WI' KISS J. FRANK WILSON JOSIE 923 i ONE MORE TEAR THE RAINDROPS JUBILEE 5487

I'M NOI GONNA WORRY (CAUSE I KNOW HE'S MINE) THE CINNAMONS B.T. PUPPY5O3

THE SOUND OF THE SIXTIES

Jubilee Josle B. T. Puppy 318 West 48th Street, New York 36, N. V. A TREASURY OF GERMAN STU- DENT SONGS Various Artists. Philips PHM 200-152 1 I ALBUM REVIEWS (M)1 PHS 400-152 (S) AL DEALE VAGABUNDEANDO! (HANGIN' Continued from page 24 OUT) Joe Cuba Sestet. Tico LP 1112 (MI RAE SPECIAL MERIT YIDDISH'SONGS MAMA NEVER COUNTRY SPECIAL MERIT THE SOUL OF BLUES HARMONICA TAUGHT ME. BUY 5... Pate Abbott. Roulette R 25267 (MI THE DILLARDS LIVE! ALMOST! Shakey .Morton. Argo LP 4037 (M) SACRED Eloktra EEL 265 (M); HIS 7263 (S) You can call this great performance by Shakey Horton rhythm and blues, THE OLD COUNTRY CHEIRCH 1 FREE just -plain blues but it's a page of ÄmeÑ. GET The Dillard. specl.Ure In bluegrass music cane that concomes Jim & Thud. Epic IN 24107 (M11 BN d this album I. good proof why their 26107 (S) sounds end soul ohShakeygets playingin end singing n been gathering so ftheromhlser- h é tie ntion and gotten Elektre 10 Issue along with superb backing of guitar, organ, bass and drums, that makes thi PRAISES FROM THE PULPIT e other album by them. This as re- Dn album an exciting experience. And when Robert Alexander. Supreme SM 102S DOOTO'S corded before a audience who really en. aficionados hear this one buy it. loyed the bmio, guitar, mandolin and her- they'll (M): SS 2025 (S) e playing the group does s well. NEW RED HOT Their four-part vocalizing, country style, SONGS OF INSPIRATION of Bob Dylan's "Welkin' Down the line" Harry Slmenne Chorale. Mercury MG üGOSPEL SPECIAL MERIT Lands out. Some humorous patter adds to 20945 (M1: SR 60045 (S) BEST SELLING the fun In between songs. m ALBUM RELEASES O GLORY HALLELUJAH! CHILDREN'S COUNTRY SPECIAL MERIT Bessie Griffin. Epic LN 24101 (M) IN THE. PRINCE AND THE PAUPER - 26101 (S) ROBIN HOOD Varioa AMU.. MGM CH SIS (M) THE 5 -STRING BANJO TODAY BMW Griffin Can bell out revival-type gospel, sing pa rbb end deliver solid Best Selling Comedy Albums Wolter Hensley. Capitol T 2149 (M); op s d. She don al threes this a l - LOW PRICE POPULAR ST (5) bum. The choral background end predomi- 212. Songs Fer Fun (Hattie Noel) 29'. Have One On Me (Redd Foxx) 2149 nant string orchestra form a suitable DANCE TIME 214. Leff Of The Party Fox,) 801. Wheal . (Redd Fo.,) (Redd This is Walter Hensley's first album far. backdrop. It's a gospel album that could Lawrence Duehow: RCA Camden CAL 219. Leff Of The Party (Redd Foos) B04. Wild Party (Redd Foxx) have a wider appeal than to a gospel au Capitol and It's guaranteed It will be fol. CAS 1130(e) e 039 (MIL (SI 220. 101f RO The Party (Redd fox.) 808. Below The MY (Rudy Moore) lowed by a lot more, e country music 227. 1.ff Of Th.. NOT (Redd Feu) 809. This le Fo.. (Redd Foxx) and Denio plckin'a fans at Ind of this 232. Leff Of The arty (Redd Foe.) 814. Comedy Sweepstakes Outman Clothes) wait's played ' Grand Ole Opry" LOW PRICE CLASSICAL bluegrassiall tYhe wonentertainment, 234. Brat Of Fox, (Redd Foxx) 815. He's Funny That Way (Redd Foxx) the e land 'fieldshas 236. Leff Of The Party (Redd Foxx) 020 Foxx At Jeanine (Redd Foxx) MIINTEVE.RDI MADRIGALS and his renditions of "Staal Guitar Reg" Noo,,, M.d0ealello Vallano (Giant) 238. Leff Of The Party (Bexley es Turner) 823. The Whole of Hotel. Neel (Hattie Noel) d 'Rose Conloe" prove his versatility. **etc H 71021 (SI 249. Burlesque Humor (Redd Foxx) 824. LNf Of The arty (Billy Allyn) The Jordenalrn loin in for bit of pleasant FOUR -STAR ALBUMS Nonesuch H 2021 IMI: 230. Plight In Hollywood (George Kirby) 825. The Sold Nettle Noel (Hattie Noel) backing now end then. The four-H.r rotin It owerded ne 233. The SHespliner (Redd Fax.) 826. Earthy Mirth (Billy Allyn) albumº with sunitlene e merci l pe LOW PRICE CHILDREN'S 259. All« Drew's Stag Party (Allen Drew) 827. Crazy Night Cart (Gene & Freddie) tentl.l In Their rages lire 000010rie. to Hearty Petty Leff§ (Redd Foxx) merle being 263. Leff 0f Th. Party (Redd Foxx) 828. JAZZ SPECIAL MERIT by o.t dealers,of THE A B C'. 266. Sloppy', Home P.rly (Sloppy Daniels) 129 Soul Of Nettle Noel (Hattie and rock jobbers handling Simon Soya M-20 that.n,.,po category. 270. The Sldesplitter (Redd Foxx) Ti ckled 274. Beef Of Party Fyne (Fox., etc.) 830. New Fu9B (Redd FOxx) THE OETZ AGE BEAUTY AND THE BEAST 273. R..y Teles (Redd F00,) 832. Loft Along wes Fax (Redd Foxx) Simon Says M-27 113. Loft Of The Party Noel/ 279. Party Record Perly (Gene & Freddie) (Hattie Stan Get:. Roost LP 2258 (M) POPULAR 01. The Best Leff (Redd Fox0) 234. Crack -Up (Redd Foxx) 285. Songs Thru A Keyhole pal Cowan) 830. Funny Stuff (Redd Foxx) Getz-: sticks mainly to the standards In dis- SENTIMENTAL -LONELY & BLUE 290. Redd rove Fan (Redd Foxx) 836. Nettle 0f Sex (Foxx-Noel) playing his saxophone irtuosity. His treat. Roy Hamilton. MOM E 4233 (MI; SE 294. Pillow Party Fun (Baron Harris) 837. San le Funny (Ray Scott) -ment f the oft.p).yed Autumn Leaves" 4233 (SI "Imagination" al fo e po *** Foxx) 295. Sly Sex (Redd as d well gi on'J audience. thep)th TONIGHT VOLA BELONG TO ME THREE -STAR ALBUMS George Debark. Epte LN 24111 (M): The Ihree-ster Nine Indite». mode.' Best Sellers BN 26111 IS) .te salo potential within ech record'. Other JAZZ SPECIAL MERIT muso category. 204. Beet Vocal Groups In R L 3 225. Best Gospel Singers (Zion Travelers) GOLDEN OLDIES FOR TODAY'S (Penguins, etc.) 242. Cool Coed In (Penguins) TEENS THE POPULAR 221. Spiritual Moment. (Lillian Randolph) 293. Blame It On The Blues (Willie Haden) INDIVIDUALISM OF GIL EVANS Deed Carroll & HI, Kookelem. Mer- 223. Rock 'N Roll n R & I (Roy Milton) 501. R R B Nlt VNd Groups (Var. Groups) cury MG 20935 (M)i SR 60935 (9) MICHIL LEORANO PLAYS FOR V Best Vocal Groups (Vat. Groups) 007. Dawn By The River (Zion Travelers) Verve 8535 (M)i V6.8355 (5) D NCR:{ 224 hlllp. PHM 200-163 IMI! PHf 600111 "Exotic Jan.," truly special highly styllsed. MUSIC IN THE COUNTRY MANNER 181 Rua and lydivlduelisfic to the last note. Evan Morgan. C.plld T 2158 (M1; ST THE JAMES BOND T71IMU-WALK, Collectors Jazz Wordings are Iona and far between and 2158 (51 DON'T RUN '64 have become. som whet Vector's Items. MIN »ranee. Crescendo GNP 2004 The pen Is represented b too IMI 207. D Blows Net L Cool (Dexter 245. Buddy's Best (Buddy Collette) JUST BE TRUE positions, "El Toreaor" nd"Fly ute Son ' Gardon( 247. Exploring The Future (Curtis (ounce) Gene Chandler. Constellation C e Er oboestrademark f LP 1423 211. lntroducine Carl Perkins IMr LOM0M., Mn PIe..lWblIO. l& 01k and horns Etch d dr ML 1001 IM) Thhwith brilliant ae rengements make as fine ARTISTRY IN VOICES AND BRASS NUK1LAU NULAS VOL. 2 study in creativity. Senn Kenton. Capitol T 3131 (Mit ST V,rl00s Artlllo. 01.0,0000 Orte 2008 Best Selling Comedy EP Albums 2132 (S) IM) L 00 BOBO! 210. Party 5agt (Billy Mitchell/ 273. The Sidmpllft.r (Redd Foxx) Vol. 2 Rehe L Hla Ork. Roulette JAZZ SPECIAL MERIT HELLO BENNVI 213. 1.ff Of The Party (Redd Foxx) Vol. I Pt. 3 (4) R (8771 IMI Benny Goodman. Capitol T 2157 (M); (Hattie 276. Ray Toles (Redd Foxes) Pt. 1 216. Noua Forty 5enee Noel) ST 2157 277. Racy Tales (Redd Fox PL 2 ISI CLASSICAL 217. Loft Of The Pony (Redd Foxx) Vol. 2 REMINISCING 278. loop Tales (Redd Foxx) Pt. 3 218. Leff Of The Forty (Redd Foxx) Vol. 3 GIRAD IOUZAY SINOS BAROOUR Of The (Redd Foxx) 4 200. Forty Rec.N Forty (Gene & Freddie) ARIAS IV RAMBAU, LULLY AND 222. Lalf Pally Vol. Johnny Smith. Roost LP 2290 (M) N. 1 CLASSICAL MANDIL 228. I.tf Of The P.rly (Redd Foxx) Vol. 5 005041 201. Party Record Forty (Gene & Freddie) Phlllpe PHM 000104 (nett PHI 229. Loft Of The Party (Redd Fo..) Vol. 6 Johnny Smith If ISl P,. 2 Guitarist a skilled blender MUSIC OF JUBII.I(O( 230. Bref Of Foxe (Redd Foxx) Pt. 1 of highly listeneble In pop style. This 787. Parts' Record Forty (Gene L Freddie) Jazz E. Power MTh. Columbia MI. 6615 U.ITIR 231, Leff 0f The Party (Redd Fox,) Vol. 7 is another In a s Les o h Roost label D PTNo.n00 500 Pt. 3 (M); MS 6615 (S) Pt. I (distributed rlette)000nd 283. Sena Thee A Keyhole (Joel Cowan) please record-buyingbuÿ ngJofans. 233. Rot Of Foxe (Redd Foxx) Pt. 2 Pt. I Statio both lass end listening ori. PROKOFIEV: QUINTET OP. 39 IN G 235. Leff Of The Patty !Redd Foxx) VOI. 7 284. Songs Thru A Keyhole floe Cowan) anted, will get maximum mileage from this NAPPY TO E UNHAPPY MINOR/SHOSTAKOVICHI QUIN- 2021 ST 2011 Pt. 2 Pt. 2 album which contains lfems like "You Are Icy Clork. Copita) T IMl; 227. Burleogo. Humor (Redd Fexx) P1. I TET OP. 57 151 286. Sest Party Fun (Redd F000) Pt. 1 Too Beautiful," "Sarin Doll" and "Sweet 229. LNf Of The Party (Don Bexley) and Lovely." Melon Ensemble of London. I meld. 287. Best Party Fun (Redd Foxx) Pt. 2 FOLK 231. Burlesque Horner (Redd Foxx) Pt. 2 SOL 267 IS) 211. The Bat Leff (Redd Foxx) Pt. 1 L 254. The Sidesplitter (Redd Fox.) PI. 1 289. The (Redd Foxx) Pt. 2 HAPPY TNB Bed Leff ElktTIMI1. BNL 271 IMI: 235. The Sldespl)Iter (Redd Foxx) Pt. 2 THE VIENNA CHOIR BOYS SING Jaeyyh {pace. 291. Redd Foxx Fenn (Redd Foxx) Pt. 1 JAZZ SPECIAL MERIT FAVORITE STRAUSS WALTZES & Irto ffe1.01 256. The SldesplIffer (Redd Foxx) Pt. 3 292. Redd Fen Fenn (Redd Foxx) Pt. 2 257. Night In Hollywood (George Kirby) Pt. 1 POLKAS 296. Sly Sex (Redd Foos) Pt. 1 JAZZ IMlllpa PHM 500-024 (M): PHS 9110- 258. Night In Hollywood (George Kirby) N.2 297. Sly Sex (Redd Foxx) Pt. 2 MO -ROC 260. Allen Draw's Stag (Allen Drew) 024 IS) IT'S ALL RIGHT! erty 299. Have One On Me (Redd Foot) Pt. I Wyn/on Kelly Trlo. Vargo V 1111 IM); Pt. 1 200. Have One On Mo (Redd Foxy) Pt. 2 B aby Face Willetle. Argo LP 739 (M) ve.0508 (SI 261. Allen Drew's Stag Pally (Allen Drew) BRAHMS/SCHUMANN: A LIEDER 802. Laflamme (Redd Fo) N. 1 Pt. 2 RECITAL SPOKEN WORD 803. ma (Redd Foxx..) N. 2 Willett. is an exciting and entertaining Ion 262. Allen Drew'. Slag Party (Allan Drew) anist. swingingly Helen Waite. London SOL 260 (SI P Or THR LOCK 803. Wild Pasty (Redd Fa,.) Pt. 1 ore: THU RAF, Pt. 3 orgoufule directionh of well knélwn estand I & Geo1.1RYlands. 806. Wild Partw (Redd has) Pt. 2 263. Laf0 Of The Forty (Redd Foul Vol. B arda "But Not for Mn" end "Mlsfy" and AronROAste 777 (M)2 810. This le Foxe (Redd Foxy) Pt. 1 Pt. 1 concentrating on six of his own compo,b COUNTRY SACRED 264. Leff Of The Feely (Redd Foxx) Vol. 8 f It. This Is Foss (Redd Foxy) N. 2 Backed by guitar and drums, he Pt. 2 813. For A Piece (Roscoe Holland) turns In en overall performance that should TUC ORMOND BROTHERS CINO THE hold the Interest of any collector. THE CLIFFIE STONE SINGERS PRE- 267. Sloppy'. Nouw Perfy (Sloppy Daniels) 816. Funny That Way (Redd Foxes) Pt. 1 law ALL-TIME HYMN FAVORITES SENT THE GREAT HANK WILLIAMS 0 4735 BI 4230 (RI Pt. 1 817. Funny net Way (Redd Foxe) Pt. 2 MOM IMI; 268. Sleppy's Neese Party (Sloppy Daniels) 118. comedy Sweepstakes (Seaman Crothen) SONGS THLLE REMARKABLE TROMBONE OF T 2159 ST 2159 (S1 Pt. Pt. 1 Capitol IM11 B IWordEAIC COMEDY SPECIAL MERIT 269. Sloppy's House Party 019. W-3]17 (MI (Sloppy Daniels) Comedy Sweapnakes (Scatmen Crothen) re P1. 3 Pt. 2 OLD-TIME BANJO PROJECT POLKA 271. The SHespIiHN Foxx) Vol. 2 821. Fen At (Redd Font Pt. 1 (Redd Merrill* THE GOLDWATERS SING FOLK SONGS Vedove Artiste. Ei.blra EKL 276 (MI! TOO CHAMPION POLISH -AMERICAN Pt. I 822. F000 At J6.011ó (Redd Fo,.) Pt. 2 EKS 7276 TO BUG THE LIBERALS ISf STRING SAND 272. The Sideepllffps (Redd Foxx) Vol. 2 Sur. If Vol. 18 III 4 Pt. 2 Greenleaf M101 -63A JAll CHILDREN'S This LP is the Coldwater forces' rebuttal T Simon 0.ys IM 16 Other Best Selling EP Albums to the Barry spoof. However, the Mop BASTE LAND does not s satire, but attacks in(cal Count Basle. Verve V 8597 IMI; Vó- SPECIALTY 101. The Penguins 206. Helen Hume Sinos t'a ody. "Vlctlms" or. Bobb Kennedy,nBobby 0597 IS) OF DRAGS, 202. The Medallions 708. Rack 8 Roll (Chuck Higgins) Baker, oho CIA d 'I,consegers." The THE 110 SOUNDS THE VOLUM 2 203. Don Julian (Mraduwlarksl disk should delight the conservatives d 209. Jan Orden Sounds (Ernie Freeman) Caplf0Rl T 7146 (hilt fT 2146 (f) angerthe 1.." The strew, the Golaters, bland r)o,Iy and ratels the SPOKEN WORD B ARRY GOLDWATER'S ACCUPTANC8 Idea, behind Oh, disk. SPEECH BYRON: DON JUAN 01.1n10at M1B2.44-A NEW DURABLE SALES -STIMULATING Richard Johnson & Pegg, A01Rroft. Argo RC 374 III CATALOG ITEMS...ASK YOUR DISTRIBUTOR! CHILDREN'S SPECIAL MERIT OTHER ALBUMS INTERNATIONAL REVIEWED * The Best Comedy Is On Dooto! * GULLIVER'S TRAVELS P01.1511 SINGS MAMA NEVER Various Artists. MGM CH 513 (M) TAUGHT ME POPULAR Ray 004,11e: & Orb. Roulette R 23266 ODCOTMEGUE DANCi PARTY Jonathan Swift's classic is done with The POnlc.. Phlllpe PHM ]OOI,0 IM)i and imeginafIon and Is very well suitedskill IMI PNR 60D-1,0 lf) DOOTO RECORDS for the young listener. Than and effects O and acting make the ºthe rally accepta. SONGS MAMA NEVER AVENUE LOS ANGELES 2. CALIFORNIA ITALIAN 9512 SOUTH CENTRAL bls and understood. On flip side is ' Raylen- TAUGHT ME s I" end "Puss n' Boon." Both of O e LOrein 7.2466 The DIMma Sinters. Roulette R 25265 RURAL RHYTHMCM stories a 0150 done exceedingly well. It's MorN n WhNfler&the nute. tow.. all fun and good listening, 10o. IMI r. 26 BILLBOARD, September 26, 1964 LEIBER STOLLER GOLDNER PRESENT

THE BUTTERFLYS c9,

"GOODNIGHT BABY"

1st RED BIRD 10-009 BROKE Pitts.-Nick Cenci Silverman pet -Gene Hnaloka Y -Johnny N. Cohen N. j1 _ape w _Stan eV RED BIRD PRODUCED BY VENET JEFF BARRY STEVE & 1619 B'WAY WRITTEN BY JEFF BARRY, ELLIE GREENWICH, STEVE VENET NEW YORK, N. Y. TRIO MUSIC CO., INC. 212 LT 1-3420 Big Bert Music. Signed to the Artie Shaw as host and featuring Fine Arts, CBS Records re- publishing firm is Bobby Dino; guests conducting a specially leased the LP "Retratos" (Pic- NEWS OF THE WORLD to the production arm are the prepared jazz symphony orches- tures), recorded by pianist Ra - Original Empollos and Don tra, Air of the show is to "up- dames Gnatali and mandolinist HOLLYWOOD by the star to create new mate- Gardner, who have recorded grade popular music on TV." Jacob Bittencourt. . Starlet rial for his Australian tour com- "Fire" and "My Love Is Grow- Lou Mindling adds new duties Eliana Pittman will be guest The Important 111, who ap- mencing Sept. 9 for five weeks ing" respectively. as talent vice-president for Sub- star on the Jack Paar Show Oct. pear on Wells-DeSett Records, at the Chequrs Theater. Writing Mickey Goldsen has snared scription TV tb his busy sched- 2. Eliana flew to New York have decided to donate all royal- duo are also preparing new the exclusive writing talents of ule as Mahalia Jackson's man- Sept. 22.... Bossa nova singer ties from their single "Hey Mr. material for Tony Martin which Lee Hazeewood for his Atlantic ager. ELIO'[ TIEGEL Nara Leao didn't extend her Loser" to the wives and parents will be broken in during his Music Corporation. Hazelwood contract with Elenco Records. of the three slain Mississippi Labor Day stint at the Concord is both an artist and disk pro- RIO DE JANEIRO She signed a two-year new one civil rights workers. Hotel in New York. ducer to boot. Alberto Pittigliani, president with Philips.... Musicdisc Rec- Ben Oakland and Eddie Max- Youngsters Al Rosenberg and TV producer Barry Shear is of Phillips Records, flew to Eu- ords signed composer AdelIno well, who wrote Nelson Eddy's Bert Kronfeld are developing developing an hour-long series rope for a 20-day visit.... With Moreira for its pop music sec- original act, have been pegged Aldon Productions for disks and "Sounds of Tomorrow" with a cocktail party at Museum of tion.... "Meus 18 Anos," with Rita Pavone, is still the best selling LP in town. RCA just released the sound track of the forthcoming Peter Sellers film "Pink Panther," with Henry Mancini and his ork.... Popu- lar LP's are costing 5,000 cruzeiros since Sept. 1.... Young singer Luis Henrique flew to New York for a three-month I THAT BELL of FREEDOM stay.... Dalila-the most serious female candidate to New Star throne of 1964-is select- ing material for her second Polydor LP.... French young singer Francolse Hardy-is the present international attraction Kip Tyler at TV RIO (Channel 13). SYLVIO TULLIO CARDOSO SYDNEY #710 Associated Music Pty. Ltd., RCA's music publishing company, has issued their first number, "Whisper by Whisper, which has been recorded on the RCA label by the Charades, a local instrumental and vocal group.... The Beatles' film "A Hard Day's Night" is doing tremendous business throughout Australia.... Warner Bros. Pictures have announced that the movie "My Fair Lady" will open in Australia Dec. 9 and A.R.C. are predicting that the album will be their best seller for the festive season. Since releasing Presley's soundtrack album from "Kissin' Cousins" they followed up with the single of "Kissin' Cousin" c -w "It Hurts Me.' Decca is releasing an EP by Mantovani and his orchestra featuring the "Churchill March" from the Columbia film "The Finest Hours" based on the career of Sir Winston Churchill. Also included on the EP are themes from "Carpetbaggers," "Cleopatra" and "Lawrence of Arabia." Albums listed by EMI for pre-release are Al Marlin's "I Love You More and More Every Day" and the new Lib- erty release "Dead Man's Curve" by Jan and Dean. In the singles field, EMI has issued the Tor- nados' version of "Exodus" recorded live at the South Pier Theater, Blackpool, on Decca and Brian Poole's "Twenty Steps to Love." Both disks are rated high on English charts and success is expected here. Harry Miller, head of Pan Pacific Productions announced before leaving for America that his next import show to tour "I PREDICT KIP TYLER'S POWERFUL LAST NOTE AT THE Australia and New Zealand will be titled "Starlift, 64," starring END OF THIS RECORD, WHICH IS ONE OF THE MOST the Searchers, Peter and Gor- don, Eden Kane, Del Shannon EXCITING AND LONGEST HELD NOTES EVER SUNG ON and New Zealand songstress Diana Lee. 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Avallehle through selected ì Record Dis. trlbutars (sae Billboard's 1964.1965 BUYER'S GUIDE) ó n w or dine?. Use the order form today. Ten .musical series are ready for Cilla Black and Billy J. Kramer, chasers of. h Nippon Columbia's NEWS OF THE WORLD the -fall season on RAI-TV...... Reports say the Dave Clark electronic products. ,He visited Obvious winners of the Viareg- Five will net $450,000 in the the Chicago music show and at- gio Burlamacco and Pesaro In- U.S. as a result of their long tended Columbia's national con- ternational Trophies, ROME der management of Leo Watcher which give concert tour this fall.... -Major vention in Las Vegas.... Sam of Milan. their prizes to. those who have sales here for the Kinks' "You Fletcher (RCA) arrived recently sold the most records, are Glany Really Got Me't (published by Although CGD releases UA EMI recording on a four -week tour. He will artists Modena Morandi. and Michele, respec- Kassner Music), rush -released in disks in Italy, it has given up Dietrich, Shirley Bassey, Gilbert perform in night spots and U.S. tively, both RCA artists.... the U. S. on Reprise. It's the the Italian rights to "A Hard Becaud and Amalia Rodriguez military clubs across the coun- Paduas Chorus of Three Pines group's first hit. Pye shifted Days Night" (All for One) to dominated the Golden try. Orange won the Lecco Mountain Song 150,000 copies within three days Carisch, which has almost all Blossom Awards at Taormina's FM Tokai Station, which competition for the second year of release... . United Artists is of the other Beatles records on Casino. Others were Dionne covers Tokyo and adjoining against 60 other groups. . pinning its hopes on "Gold- the market.. . Ezio Radaelli Warwlek (Scepter), provinces, launched a record Domenico Teddy Reno's Third Festival of finger" (which she sings over the has announced his U. S. version Modugno mail order business with Nippon (Donit), Tiny Yong the Unknowns at the Roman credits in the new James Bond of the "Cantagiro" (Singing (Salvador) and Carmen Sevilla. Victor. Victor sponsors a one - suburb of Ariccia is Mario An- film of the same name), giving Tour) in Philadelphia Oct. 2 to Miss Dietrich revealed hour classical record program in Rome zldel, 18, of Rome. Both of the Shirley Bassey her first big U.S. Oct. 12, with competitions at that she had returned to singing from 10 p.m. every Wednes- New (Carnegie preceding winners, Rita Pavone hit. The label is planning to re- York Hall), Bos- to buy a new retreat in Austria day, introducing the latest re- ton, and Dino, currently have top - cord her for the American mar- Providence, New Haven, for her husband, Rudolf Sieber, leases. Listeners can purchase selling records.. , . 'The parade ket. CHRIS HUTCHINS .Hartford, Paterson, Union City, 70, from whom she the disks by mail from the has been of Gigliola Cinquetti disks from t( Westbury . and Newark. The fi- separated for 30 years. He is station. . Record production nal will be a New York repeat. her "Johnny 7" TV show con- TOKYO for the first six months is 31,- suffering from a cardiac condi- tinues. SAM'L STEINMAN Co-producers will be Erberlo tion.... La Scala Opera com- 949,751 records or $29,000,000 1 Lands Nippon Columbia closed and Mario Mined. . . . pany will go to Moscow (manufacturers' prices). This infor five its Columbia LP Record Club ( Enoio Morricone has written a productions and Bolshoi will re- LONDON dicates an increase of 28 per which has acquired 400.000 new dance, it Galattico, for the ciprocate at Milan with five, be- cent in quantity and a gain of Don Arden has arranged members during the past eight film "The Martians Have 12 tween Oct. 28 and June for 13 per cent in value over the the Animals years and unveiled its newly Hands," with choreography by 19... A group of American to tour America for same term last year. Stereos in- 18 days beginning Sept. 28. formed "Columbia Stereo Club" Leo Coleman.... Eduardo Via- Negro folk singers who have The volved in'the above figures are group is likely in its place. Anyone send- neilo's song hit, "Abronzatis- been appearing in Italy will to return to U.S. 11,780,718 records or $15,440,- at the end of October. ing in seven coupons (one cou- sima" (Very Tan), will be filmed share the spotlight in the TV Arden 000. J. FUKUNISIH visited New York to set up the pon is attached to each jacket with the singer -author co-starring music series, "Words and exchange deal containing a stereo) is qualified with Germany's Ingrid Schoeller. Music," which will also feature for the Animals MUNICH and Bill Haley's Comets, who to be a member and may receive . Italian TV has begun a cycle recording stars Sergio Endrlgo will be on his tour Brenda one free disk from the company Philips producer Ernst Verch of eight American musical films and Gino Paoli, RCA: Henry with Lee starting or local record shop. An annual 'rushed out the German version of the late '30's which may result Wright, CGD, and Orietta Bern, next month.... A in the revival of some of the Phonogram. week after his death two Jim lottery, with special prizes, is "Eine Schoene Frau Laesst Man Reeves albums returned to the offered to country -wide mem- Nich Weinen" (Everybody Loves song hits of yesteryear. . . The 500th soundtrack Twenty-five Danes from Copen- film British Top Ten LP chart and bers. Tickets to movie previews Somebody). Jurt Hertha wrote hagen, where GigBola Cinquetti issued by CAM of Rome was sales of "I Love You Because" or record concerts are given to the lyrics. The singer is Ger- celebrated by Giuseppe (Jackie) won the Eurovision Festival this and "I Won't Forget You" have urban members. . Teichiku hard Wendland. The German year, appeared at Castrocaro Ciampi with a cocktail party both passed the 500,000 mark. Records, Decca's affiliate, will publisher is Melodie Der Welt during Terme.... Two TV nights of the Venice. Film Festival. ... These are particularly busy construct Teichiku Building in in Frankfurt.... Greek singer Music was top singers, "Nocturne at Venice from "The Red months for Chappell with nu- downtown Tokyo in 10 months Nana Mouskouri has two new Desert." . Although Bobby at the cost Lido," got off in a minor key merous releases planned from of $350,000. The German hits on .the Philips Solo received when the telecast was postponed the greatest num- "Camelot" immediately after the nine -story building will have label, "Eine Insel Im Meer" because of President Segni's ill- ber of individual votes in the London opening and many big two basement floors, and the b -w "Im Roten Bootslaternen - nationwide ness.... Claudio Villa donated juke box contest, hand versions being prepared on firm will use four floors as of- schein." Nana has been inked "Festivalbar," the i $2,400 he won on TV's "Dream winning song, "The Carpetbaggers Theme" fices and the eighth and ninth by Harry Belafonte to co-star Fair" to proposed home "ciao, Ciao, Ciao," was sung by (the film opens here on Oct. 21). floors for studios. The rest of in a tour of the States in Oc- for Made. aged performers at San Remo. More than 100,000 votes Another busy publishing the floors are for rent.... Y. tober and November this year. were cast.... Charles Azna- house is Dick James with several Koike, managing director of Coming from London and Only the dates remain for the vour is doing the score of "Tell covers of the Beatles' songs from Nippon Columbia, back from the Paris, U. S. singer Lesley Gore Beatles and their first appear- It to Me With a Sword," which their film and other current hits States after visiting Columbia, has a busy month on the Con- ances in Italy in Rome, Milan, marks the film debut of the on the chart with the Beatles New York, Olympic Radio & tinent. In Hamburg, Lesley will Naples, Turin and Bologna, un - latest Spank sister, Agnes. . . . themselves and new ones from Television and other major pur- (Continued on page 32)

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September 26, 1964, BILLBOARD 31 NEWS. OF THE WORLD S.REAKOtTT Continued from page 31 Oct. 10 (Milwaukee) and Oct. 11 (Chicago). Der Hamburg Concert is 35 years old. guest star in a show for the Harbor NATIONAL BREAKOUTS trovls Wammack, Ara 204 (Rolando, BMI) (Atlanta) It is always a top favorite of German TV Network. Then she Y will record her German songs in the German radio stations, and, Y b('5 11t aY i tyG Mt Vienna. Afterwards, in Munich, via short wave, among listeners Lesley will guest star in the around the world. Gerry de the Pacemakers, Laurie 3271 o. v. Wight with the Keys, Goldwax 106 (Rise, BMI) Wluy & Thomas Fritsch TV The Horst Jankowski wingers Momphi Nashville) spec produced by Gerhard Men- recorded another LP album for REGIONAL BREAKOUTS - . . delson. . . . For the first time, Fontana featuring U. S. stand- iLY HURT YOU a dancing world championship ards like "Donkey Serenade," Hot 100, have been C. L. s the Pictures, Monument 554 (Roosevelt.Mubon, with records in- These new records, not yet on Billboard's will be staged "My Yiddishe Momme," and reported getting strong sal« action by dealers in melon BMI) (Houston) stead of musicians. The festival "Nola."... Ohe of the top hits markets) listed In perenthnn. in Sydney, Australia, will have in Germany is Millie singing SWEET WORDS OF LOVE - . . THE AZUSA 8 CUCAMON- music provided by German "My Boy Lollipop" in the ANAHEIM, Underbeats, Banger 00632 (Willong, BMI) (Minneapolis. bands on the Polydor label, by original version. Millie recorded GA SEWING CIRCLE, BOOK REVIEW St. Paul) Max Greger from Munich, and new. numbers "O Henry" her AND TIMING ASSOCIATION .. . Horst Wende from Hamburg. and "Sweet Williams" in Ger- T'IE DARTELL STOMP . . . Jan at Dean, Liberty 33724 (Screen Gema-Co:umbie. BMI) The series is titled "Strict Tempo man for the Philipps label. Mustangs, Providence 401 (Goint, BMI) (Milwaukee) Dancing." JIMMY JUNGERMANN (MinneepolteSt. Paul) Countries participating, who will meet in Sydney, include THE HAGUE Ruby Wright, Ric 126-64 (Tree, BMI) (Milwaukee) Sonny Knight, Aura 403 (Her -Bock, BMI) (Scuttle) Great Britain, Austria, Norway, f Switzerland, Sweden, Italy, The Dutch singer Marijke van Lugt, invited by the Japan, New Zealand, U. S., der a tape of Ed the Nether- BBC to sing with the Phil- Sept. 9 to 14. The orchestra at the Concertgebouw. Impre- 13 was offered France, Denmark, Sullivan's show in which- they lands, and West Germany.... harmonic Orchestra in the Royal accompanied the choir, Sursum sario Paul Acket told Billboard Corda, from Amsterdam, Hol- that on Oct. 9 two concerts participated. , .. CBS is releas- The famous "Hamburg Harbor Albert Hall in London, gave of the pro- land. The Swiss choir, Arte will be presented at the Con- ing the second album Concert" will tour the States. the concert Sept. 7. The Stompers, "Newly from gram was broadcast by the Andes, gave concerts in Hol- certgebouw, by the Dave Bru - Village The orchestra will be conducted Ronald Washington Square." by Hans Freese, the stars will BBC.... Merci Lasaer will pre- land at the same time.... Bov- beck Quartet and the Richard Germer, Carlos sent the artists at the Grand emá s Columbia label especially Kirk Quintet. Negotiations. are RUBEN MACHADO be concerts by Otero, Addi Muenster, Hilde- Gala du Disque Popular in the introduced representatives and still in progress o: gund Carena, Rudolf Klaus, Concertgebouw, Amsterdam on dealers on Shirley Bassey's TV the Jimmy Smith Trio (prob- MANILA shows recently.... The 1964- ably Nov. 6), the Duke Elling- and Gerd Ribatis. The itinerary: Saturday Oct. 3.... The "Zuid- The Filipinescas Dance Com- 25 (Los Angeles); Sept. Hollands Orchestra," conducted 1965 jazz season will open ton Orchestra (probably in Feb- Sept. Ella Fitzgerald and the pany has been formally invited (San Francisco); Oct. 3 by Jan van der Waart, gave Sept. 26 with a midnight con- ruary), 26 Trio (probably to participate in the sixth Festi- (Toronto); Oct. 4 (Montreal); concerts in Switzerland from cert by the Miles Davis Quintet Oscar Peterson March 21) and the Thelonfous val of Folklorico Hispano -Amer- Monk Quartet.. , . The Gesch- icano by the Intituto de Cultura wister Jacob will perform at the in Caceres, Spain. popular Grand Gala du Disque The third regular Manila Sym- iti Te: Swings With phony Society concert presented j! No and the act of these four girls 1 songs by the late Santiago 1, 1 ej Hot L7 Mums is expected to become a show - stopper. Suzrez, Filipino composer of popular songs. The numbers PRAYER MEETIN' RIO DE JANEIRO were sung by Coaching Rosal 114 JIIVSMITH at Philamlife Auditorium. Dr. i a n¢W oOSo¢elwe, Starlet Eliana and her dad Herbert Zipper, MSS musical WITH STANLEY TLIRRENTINE will he the Brazilian guest stars director, led the Manila Sym- f- 41k al a "Jack Paar Show." Both phony Orchestra. . Suarez artists have been in Manhattan died June 21 at 63. He was 111E SIDEWINDER rince last week.... Famous born May 23, 1901, in Sam- mouth-organ player Edu just paloc. Manila. He studied at LL 11íJ14 finished his first LP for Philips. the Conservatory of Music of Arrangements were penned by the University of the Philippines Alexander Gnatali.... Roberto and was a student of the late Carlos had his contract with Nicanor Abelardo - another CBS extended for four years. Filipino composer of "Kundi- . Singer Ellis Regina and the mar'-which is considered one LEE MORGAN IIMMY SMITH DONALD BYRD Doum Copa Trio are at Bottles of the greatest Philippine con- THE SIDEWINDER BLP 4157 PRAYER MEETIN' BLP 4164 A NEW PERSPECTIVE BLP 4124 Bar.... The luxurious Top tributions to the world of im- "Na ¡e=: Club opened a new show, mortal music. TRINIDAD A t rr,hc swinger taking The greatest at his grooviest. An unusual and different Roda do Sambe" (at the Samba off from c :t to coas A smash seller. album that made the charts. Session). with veterans Aracy OSLO de Almeida, Ismael Silva and Cyro Monteiro. Well-known For his RCA Victor "1 Love HIT SINGLES FROM THESES lllT ALBUMS composer Ze Keti sings his hit, You Because," Jim Reeves be- "Dis Que Fui Por Ai" (Tell came the first American re- Them I Went for a Stroll) in cording artist - although post THE SIDEWINDER PRAYER MEETIN' CRISTO REDENTOR the revue.... Popular LP's are mortem-to receive the Nor- 45X-1911 45X-1909 45X-1907 costing 5,000 cruzeiros (mono) wegian trophy, the Golden disk and 5,400 (stereo) starting this here. Reeves also had four week.... Aloydo de Oliveira silver disks here in Norway, for released a new Elenco LP this the 25,000 sales of "He'll Have WRITE FOR FREE CATALOG week: "Um Show dc Bossa," to Go, -Adios Amigo," "1 Love 43 West 61st St., New York, N. Y. 10023 with singer -dancer Lennie Dale. You Because" and "I Won't BLUE NOTE The disk was recorded live at Forget You."... Eleven of the the Zum Zum Club.... Vet- 20 best selling LP's here last eran comedian Jose Vasconcelos month are Reeves' albums.... debuts as a composer in his Best selling LP's are (I) "A Hard forthcoming Odeon LP, "A Mus - Day's Night," the Beatles on Par- A powerful theme for a sica de Jose Vasconcelos" (Jose lophone, (2) "Gentlemen Jim" Vasconcelos' Music).... Pro- by Jim Reeves on RCA Victor, powerhouse giant ducer Carlos Machado is look- (3) "Moonlight and Rosea" also ing for a vocal group and four by Reeves, (4) "Wonderful Life" "Dealer Section" which will singers for his new show "Rio by Cliff Richard and the Shad- de 400 Janeiros," with which ows on Columbia and (5) "The dominate the October 10 issue he will salute Rio's fourth cen- Best of Jim Reeves."... Jorg-Fr RECORD tenary. The big revue is sched- Ellerteen of. Ellertsen's newly of Billboard uled. to openin late November started diskery (May this year) at the Golden Room of the has already issued 17 singles An unmatched opportunity to reach the Copacabana Palace Hotel. records, which is quite a bit RETAILING SYLVIO CARDOSO thousands of record retailers throughout in such a short period.... Dane Richard Stangerup and Nor- the nation-from the neighborhood record BUENOS AIRES wegians Gunnar Eide and Yng- TODAY shop to the giant chain-in a major RCA Victor presented Palito var Holm are behind the new section devoted exclusively to their Ortega, the young idol with a shows that may bring Louis Armstrong, Russ Conway and Meeting the Challenge problems, potentials and profits. gold record for the sale of several million disks. His hits are German twins Alice and Ellen ofa "Changuito Canero" and "Mi Kessler here this autumn. Nor- ADVERTISING DEADLINE: tierra." He goes to Mexico in wegian diskery Manu A -S has Market October.... The Mexican Car- obtained the rights to repre- Changing rion Brothers have returned to sent Swedish religious diskery, SEPTEMBER 25 their country. They recorded Svenska Missionsforbundets For - "Las Cerezas" for CBS and lag here and will launch their Contact Your Nearest Billboard Office Now Music Hall.... The Beatles repertoire on 26 EP's. were seen on television. Channel ESPEN ERIKSEN 32 BILLBOARD, September 26, 1964 tr 3'101W mn'

AUSTRALIA 4 4 I WON'T FORGET YOU- 4 HEY BOBBA NEEDLE- 4 4 ALLNEK A HEGYTETON- 3 3 ANGELITO-The Seven * Jim Reeves (RCA)- Chubby Checker (Cameo. Lohel Nemeth-Editio Days (Peerleºº)-Emmi indamuºic Musica 6 6 PERDONAME MI VIDA- (Courtesy Musk Maker, Sydney) Burlington Music Parkway)-Bel s 5 5 Alberto Vazquez (Muºarll- +Denotev local enaln 5 5 I WOULDN'T TRADE YOU 3 A HARD DAY'S NIGHT- CATHERINA-*Laszlo FOR THE WORLD- The Beatles Aradsrky-Chappell Pham This l.et "Bachelors (Dace) -142 I. 6 BYE BYE BLONDIE-Trine 6 6 ALFA ROMEO-fans Koos 7 - POLVO-Sonia Lopez (CBS) Week Week Music Lopez (Reprise) -Editio Musica -Mundo Musical 1 1 I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN 6 8 THE CRYING GAME-Dave 7 7 IT'S OVER-Roy Orbison 7 7 NINCSENEK EGBEN AZ N 5 BARBA AZUL (Let's Do)- BETTER-The Beatles Berry (Decca)-Southern (London)-Acuff-Rose ANOYALOK-*Lehel Apson (Peerless(-Brambtla (Parlopbone)-Leeds 9 Music 8 8 LIEBESKUMMER LOHNT Nemeth-Edillo Monica - POLLERA COLORA- 2 6 HOLD ME-P. J. Proby 7 21 WHERE DID OUR LOVE SICH NICHT-Siw 8 8 HOBORTOS ESTE VOLT- Carmen Rivero (CBS)- (Decca)-Allare GO-Supreme, (Stateside)- Malmkvint (Melronome)- Maria Told)-Echlin Musica Mundo Musical 3 10 EVERYBODY LOVES Belinda Music Intervox 9 9 HALI-GALI-Kormendi 10 8 ORANGUTAN-*Sonora SOMEBODY-Dean Martin 8 I1 RAG DOLL-Four Seasons 9 10 ON THE BEACH-Cliff Combo Santanera (CBS)-Brambila (Reprisal-Chappell (Philips)-Ardmore & Richard (Columbia) IS 10 KEK OBOL-Erzsal Kovacs 4 7 DO WAH DIDDY DIODY- B eechwood 10 9 QUAND LES ROSES- -Edito Musica Manfred Mann (HMV)- 9 13 DO WAH DIDDY 131170Y- Adamo (Pattie)-Ardmore All recordings on the Quenon Label NORWAY Belinda Manfred Mann (HMV)- &r Beachd 5 5 A HARD DAY'S NIGHT- West One Musk AllAlternatesBIs FrenwchooWalloon chart. (Courtesy Verdenº Gang) The Beatles (Parlophone)-- 10 6 FIVE BY FIVE (EP)- ITALY *Denotes local origin Leeds * Rolling TMs Last 6 9 WHEN YOU'RE NOT NEAR Tr v is/Leeds/Jawed Nanker )Courleay Marley e Divekl. Milan) Week Week -Rob E. G. (Festival)- GERMANY PhelBe Deemles loyal origin 1 1 1 WON'T FORGET YOU- Rob E. G. 11 12 IT'S POR YOU-Cilla Black This Last This (.a.1 Jim Reeves (RCA Victor)- 7 - ONLY YOU-Wayne Newton (Parlophone)-Northern Palace Music/Sag Week Week Week Week (Cepitof--Chappell Songa, Ltd. 1 I LIEBESKUMMER LOHNT Anderson 13 I I IN GINOCCHIO DA TE- 6 BREAD AND BUTTER- 12 13 AS TEARS GO BY- SICH NICHT-Sie Glannl Morandi (RCA) 2 2 I LOVE YOU BECAUSE- The Newbeats (Hickory/- ',Marianne Faithfull (Decca) Jim Reeves (RCA Victor)- Mahnkvist (Metronome)- 2 2 IL PROBLEMA PIU' Acuff-Rose -Forward Music Intro Moerk 9 12 KISSIN' COUSINS-Elvis IMPORTANTE-Adriano 13 7 A HARD DAY'S NIGHT- 2 4 BOY 3 3 A HARD DAY'S NIGHT- Presley MY LOI.LIPOP- Celentan° (Clan) (RCA)-Belinda Beatlee (Parlophone)- Beatlea (Parlophone)- Millle (Fontane-Chappell 3 3 AMORE 10 2 THE WORLD I USED TO Northern Songs, Ltd. SCUSAMI-John 1 2 ZWEI MAEDCHEN AUS Foster (Style) Editio Lyche KNOW-Jimmie Rodgers 14 18 SHE'S NOT THERE- 4 4 DO WAH DIDDY DIDDY- (Festival)-Alberts Germany-Paul Anka (RCA) 4 5 TREMAREI.LA-Edoardo ...Zombi. )Decca(-Marquis -Melodie der Welt Manfred Mann (HMV)- 11 15 FRENCH SONG-Lucille Vionetlo (RCA) Music 4 6 SEIN BESTES PFERD- Belinda Starr (Festivai)-Alberts 5 6 SEI DIVENTATA NERA- 15 19 EVERYBODY LOVES Marlin Lauer (Polydor)- 5 7 SUCH A NIGHT-Elvis 12 8 I JUST DON'T Marcelloe Ferie) (Durlum) KNOW SOMEBODY-Dean Marlin eda Presley (RCA Victor)- WHAT TO DO WITH O 6 4 TI RINGRAZIO PERCHE- (Reprise) 5 Belinda 17 A HARD DAY'S NIGHT- Michele (RCA) MYSELF-Dusty Springfield 16 13 SUCH A NIGHT-Elvis 6 6 OVER The Beatles (Odeon)- 7 9 AMORE RITORNA A IT'S ALL NOW- (Philps)-Belinda Presley (RCA)-Chappell CASA Northern -*Nicola Di Barl (Jolly) Rolling Stones (Decca)- 13 14 HELLO DOLLY-Louis 17 16 I GET AROUND-Beach Boys 6 3 KEIN GOLD IM BLUE No publisher Armstrong (Kapp)-Chappell (Capital)-Sea of 8 7 QUELLI CHE HANNO UN Tunes RIVER-Ronny (Telefunken) CUORE-Petula Clark 7 5 ON THE BEACH-Cliff 14 3 CONSTANTLY-Cliff Richard 17 IS IT TRUE-Brenda Lee - -Marbel (Vogue) Richard (Columbia)-- (Columbia) -1). Davis (Brunswick)-Southern Music 7 5 BRAVO BAMBINA-Ren 9 Musikk-Honer 15 4 HAWAII-Gene Pitney 19 II LA VOGLIA DELL'ESTATE 21 I LOVE YOU BECAUSE- Gilda (Electrola)-Gerig 8 9 HELLO DOLLY-Louis (United Artists)-Alberts J im -*Paolo Mosce (Lord) Reeves (RCA)-Bourne 8 13 WENN DU MAL ALLEIN Armstrong (Kapp)-Musikk- Music 10 10 CIN CIN-Richard Anthony BIST-Manfred (Columbia) Huºet 20 17 CALL UP THE GROUPS- Schnelldorfer (Decca)- 9 10 TRETTIFYRAN-Per Barron Knights (Columbia) 11 - E MU' TI AMO-Alain BAVARIA ' Busse Barriere (RCA) Myrberg (Metronome)- -Metric/Feldman/Northern 9 7 TRANEN UND ROSEN- 12 NON ASPETTO Multitone This Le.t Songs/Ardmore & - NESSUNO- ALDRI Gerhard Wendland (Philips) Little Tony (Duelum) 10 8 NEI lEG SKAL Week Week Beechwood/Keith Prows/ MER SI - Seith 13 8 CON TE SULLA SPIAGGA- ALDRI ALDRI- 1 I A HARD Sherwin DAYS NIGHT- 10 8 DIE ROSE VON MEXICO- Nico Fidano (RCA) Toril Sloa (Troll)-A. 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Jewels (Philips) 6 12 Pacermusllc MY BOY LOLLIPOP- 13 16 DAS KOMMT VOM Mahina Slate & Maroon 5 LAGRIMA SECA-Pepite 26 26 THE Millie (Fontana)-Chappell WEDDING-tulle RUDERN-Paler Lauch Kazuko (Vision-JASRAC Perez (Disk -Jockey) 7 4 GUTE REISE-Christa (CBS) Rosen (Mercury)-Peter (Golden 12)-Transallantic 2 1 MOVIN'-The ADrongut8 3 I COMO TE EXTRANO MI Maurice 8 9 SCHWIMMEN LERNT MAN 16 18 WENN DU MUSIKALISCH (Victor)-Atlantic-(Falster) AMOR-Leo Dan IM SEE-Manuela (Tele- 27 - BREAD AND BUTTER- BIST-Litte (Electrola)- 3 2 TOKYO BLUES-Nishida (Columbia); Romana Farrel funken)-Budde Newbeats (Hickory/- Geria Sachiko (Polydor)-JASRAC (Music Hall) 9 FRENCH Acuff-Rose - SONG-Lucille 17 20 OH MY SWEETHEART 4 3 ORE WA OMAE NI 4 4 SANTIAGO QUERIDO-Leo 28 25 IT'S Starr (RCA) ONLY MAKE BELIEVE ROSMARIE-Juergen YOWAINDA-*Ishihara Dan (Columbia); 10 - WENN DU MAL ALLEIN -*Billy Fury (Decm)- Herbst (CBS)-Melodie der Yujim (Teichiku)-JASRAC Eulogio Molina (Odeon); Francis, Day BIST-Manfred Schnelldorfer & Hunter Well 5 O Rulli Rendo (Virrey) 29 - KOI SURUNARA-Hashi (Deese)-Busse 24 FROM A WINDOW- 18 12 WENN DER SILBERMOND Yukio (Victor)-JASRAC 5 - LOVE ME DO-Beatles 11 7 LIEBESKUMMER LOHNT Billy J. Kramer -Peggy March 6 7 SURF PARTY-The (Odeon) (Parlophone)-Northern (RCA)- SICH NICHT-Sim (Atone Astronauts (Victor(-Victor 6 6 SACATE LOS RULEROS- Malmkvtst Songs, Ltd. 19 - CIN CIN-Richard Anthony 7 - FUTARI NO HOSHI O Nlcky Jones (RCA); Danny (Metronome)-Intro .10 - I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN (Columbia)-Bien SAOASOYO-Tanabe Valdy (Sono Radio) 12 11 SEI DIVENTATA BETTER-Naturalº 20 NERA- - JETZT DREHT DIE WELT Yasuo (Victor); Paul & 7 7 AMOR MISTERIOSO-Duo Morello. Feted (Vogue) (Parlophone)-Northern SICH NUR UM DICH- Paula (Philips)-JASRAC Dinamico (Odeon) Songs, Ltd. GI«e & Rex (Columblz)- 6 N SHIAWASENARA TEO 8 a VALSECITO DEL AYER- Gerig TATAKOU-*Sakamoto Edith Barr (Seno Radio): BRAZIL Kyu (Toshiba)-JASRAC Los Inkas (Virrey) EIRE 9 S SASURAI-Kºtsuml Shigeru 9 9 AVE MARIA-Koko Montana (Courtesy O Globo Nos Discos HOLLAND (Toshiba)-JASRAC (Sono Radio); Larry Populares) (Courtesy Evening Press, Dublin) 10 6 SAVE THE LAST DANCE (Columbia) *Denotes local Men This Lest (Courtesy l'latrnnlruws, Ameesfourl) FOR ME-Koahlll Fubuki 10 - CHIN-CHIN-Jimmy Santy Two Week Week Dais Last (Toshiba)-Aberbach (Sono Radio) This Weeks I 7 DO WAN DIDDY DIDDY- Week Week Weak Ago Manfred Mann I (HMV)- 1 IT'S ALL OVER NOW-The I I SCRIVI-Rita Pavone (RCA) West One Rolling Stones (Decca)- MALAYSIA SWITZERLAND -Fermata 1 I WON'T FORGET YOU- Baºart TMs Laet 2 3 Jim DATEMI UN MARTELLO- Reeves (RCA Victor)- 2 2 A HARD DAY'S NIGHT- ICnunesv Radio Melanie) Week Week Rlta Pavone (RCA)- Burlington The Beatles (Parlophone)- This Lase I I LIEBESKUMMER LOHNT Fermata 3 4 SHE WEARS MY RING- Beart Week Week SICH NICHT-Mw 3 4 LA BAMBA-Trim Lopez Seen Fagan (Pye)-Acuff- 3 3 ON THE BEACH-Cliff I 6 A Melmkvlat (Metronome) (Reprise)-Emb( Rose Richard HARD DAY'S NIGHT- (Columbia).- The Beatleº (Parlophone) 2 6 SAO NO ZU IHM-Cliff 4 9 UNA LACRIMA SUL VISO- 4 2 CALL UP THE GROUPS- Began 2 5 ON THE BEACH-Cliff Richard (Columbia) Bobby Solo (Ricordi/ Barron-Knights (Columbia)- 4 8 DO WAH DIDDY D1DDY- Richard (Columbia) 3 SCHWIMMEN LERNT MAN Chantecler)-Nola. Various Manfred - Mann (His Meter's 3 3 IM SEE-Manuela Magicra. 5 3 IT'S ONLY MAKE BELIEVE CONSTANTLY-Cliff Richard Baaart (Columble) (Telefunken) 5 7 DIZ QUE FUI POR -Brendan O'Brien 5 AI- 6 LIEBESKUMMER LOHNT 4 12 SHAKE HANDS-Drag Paulo Marquez (Parlophone)-Burlington 4 - WORLD WITHOUT LOVE- SICH ICHT-Siw Peter and Gordon Deutscher (Decca) (Albatroz)-Marconi 6 N THE ANSWER TO Malmkvist (Metronome) (Columbia) 5 9 ZWEI MAEDCHEN AUS 6 2 GAROTA DE IPANEMA- EVERYTHING-Joe Dolan 6 5 HOUSE OF THE RISING 5 I SAW HER STANDING GERMANY-Paul Anka Aatrud Gilberto & Stan Getz (Pye)-West One SUN-The Animals (Colum- - (RCA) (Odeon)-Marconi 7 HAVE I THE RIGHT7- THERE-The Beatles - bia)-Baran (Parlophone) 6 3 HELLO DOLLY-Louis 7 - BABY DON'T CRY-Ray Honeycombs (Pye)-Ivy 7 4 QUAND LES ROSES-Adamo 6 8 I WONDER-Rick Nelson Amercing (Kann) Charles (Polydor/ABC- 8 3 IT'S ALL OVER NOW- (His Mmter'a Voicc)- 7 8 JETZT DREHT SICH DIE Paramount) Rolling Stone. (Life) (Decca)- Anagon Music 7 WELT NUR UM DICK- 8 Kass - TOMMY-Connie Francis - BEIJO CELADO-*Jose 8 7 IT'S OVER-Roy Orbison Gite & Rex (Electrola) Auguºb (Chanlecler)-UBC 9 9 LIVERPOOL LOU-Dominic (MGM) (London) 8 4 ST. 8 1 KONICHI-WA AKACHAN- HONEYMOON IN 9 5 BICHO DO MATO-Jorge Behan (Piccadilly)-Active 9 - I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN TROPEZ-Marika Kinks & 10 6 A Michiyo Azusa (Decca) Ben (Philips)-Embi HARD DAY'S NIGHT- BETTER-The Beatles Hans Juergen Baeumler 10 - QUERO CASAR -ME Header (Parlophone)- (Parlophone)-Baaart (CBS) CONTIGO-Roberto Carlo. Northern Songs. I hi. 10 10 I WON'T FORGET YOU- 9 - KEIN GOLD IM BLUE (CBS)-uBC J im Reeves (RCA) MEXICO RIVER-Ronny (Telefonken) (Comte. Audbmalea) 10 - EINE TRAENE UNTER FLEMISH BELGIUM TAUSEND-Ham Juergen BRITAIN HUNGARY Delos.. bean Weigle Baeumler (CBS) tCnurtesy Luke Box Magazine) This Lrl 11 - UNA LACRIMA SUL VISO- (Courtesy New Musical Emma) *Denoted local origin *Denotes beef oelgln Week Weak Bobby Solo (CBS) This Led Two Tens 1 1 TIJUANA-The Penuoden 12 13 DEINE STIMME AM Week Week This Weeks This waeke (Gamma)-Grover TELEPON-Socha Distal I 2 YOU REALLY GOT ME- Week Ago Week Ago 2 2 I WANT TO HOLD YOUR (Polydor) *Kinks 1 I (Pye)-Kanner Music MA VIE-Alain Barriere 1 I BOMBAJO-KIH Ambrus- HAND-The Beatles 13 - MY BOY LOLLIPOP- 2 1 HAVE I THE RIGHT- (RCA)-Teti/Primavera Editlo Musica (Masan)-Pending Millie (Philips); Heide Honeycomb (Pye)-Ivy 2 2 SI JAMAIS-Adamo (Pathe) 2 2 KICS1 ROMA( LANY- 3 7 COMO TE EXTRANO-La Bachen (Polydor) Music -Ardmore & Beechwood Lehel Nemeth-Editto Dan (CBS)-Mundo 14 1 NON HO L'ETA-Glgliola l 9 I'M INTO SOMETHING 3 3 LA FERMA DU BONHEUR Muaka Musical Cinquetn (Italia) GOOD-Herman's Hemits -Claude Francois (Fontana) 3 3 OSZI ESO -Lehel Nemeth- 4 - BE MY BABY-Les Surfs 15 - DAS ANDERE GESICHT- (Columbia)-Aldon Music Southern Edlllo Musks (O.mma)-Grover Caterinx Valente (Dec.) September 26, 1964, BILLBOARD 33 Billboard For Week Ending September 26, 1964

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IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII CMA Adds to MAX SANDERS BUSY TROUPER OMAHA-Max Sanders, own- Membership er of K000 here and KSIR, Wichita, Kan., both country and CINCINNATI - Word from western stations, is a performer Mrs. Jo Walker, executive secre- in his own right. Each Friday tary of the Country Music As- night he does an hour show on sociation, with headquarters in KETV, Channel 7, Omaha, and Nashville, reveals that 31 new it's the only strictly country and members were taken into the western TV show within 200 organization in recent weeks. miles, To add to the rigors of a New members are George weekly Omaha TV show, San- Hughes and Ben Kerr, Toronto; ders commutes from his home in Ted Jennings and Lon Collins, Wichita by means of his private Hendersonville, Tenn.; Texas plane. A five -piece western band Kitty Prins, Adegem, Belgium; from Wichita also makes the JIMMY KEY (right), of Key Tal- Rosellyn Hunter, Nashville; Ray trip with Sanders and his wife M c A r t h u r, Pensacola, Fla.; ent, Inc., Nashville, last week for the TV appearance. announced the signing of James Fletcher, Milton, Pa.; Tex Sanders, who plays guitar and Clark, Newbury, Ohio; Don sings, features three of his Ralph Emery to an exclusive Cerce, Whitestone, N. Y.; Buddy K000 disk jockeys on his TV management agreement. Here Lee Cooper, Chattanooga; Don show. Little Herby plays guitar Key deposits contracts in the Edwards, Arlington, Tex.; Rich- and sings, Uncle Ezra Hawkins mail for Ralph's first bookings ard R. Hill, Elyria, Ohio; John plays fiddle and serves as the under Key Talent, as the Mer- Lair, Renfro Valley, Ky.; Mary group's comedian, and Joe Rea cury Garden City, artist looks on approv- M. Kaukaitis, acts as drummer and singer. ingly. Emery recently resigned Mich.; Alice Maxfield and Hal Sanders' wife also handles vo- THE WILLIS BROTHERS Thomas, Billings, Mont.; Artie his spot on WSM-Radio to turn cals. Sanders had as recent artist Payne, Albuquerque, N. M.; guests Carl Smith and Jimmy and to devote more Tex Bagshaw, Lindsey, Ont.; Dean. time to his TV show. Ernie Cook, Shelbyville, Tenn.; Another great hit G. I. Harrison and Gord Sin- IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII the stars of' clair, Montreal; John Mazer Jr., from great Detroit; J. L. Newberry, Ar- McFadden Sets Emery Quits cadia, Fla.; Cecil A. Null and GRAND OLE OPRY Billy Walker, Madison, Tenn.; European Tour John Pearson, Plymouth, Eng- WSM-Radio OWE ME 40 ACRES TO TURN THIS RIG AROUND land; Lucky Taylor, Philadel- For Buck Owens NASHVILLE-Ralph Emery, b/w GOING TO BUY ME A JUKE BOX phia; Henry E. Vail, Raleigh, STOCKHOLM - Jack Mc- who for the last seven years has Starday Record 681 N. C., and King Edward Smith Fadden, manager for Buck been the all-night man on IV, Roanoke, Va. Dorothy Owens, was here last week, set- WSM's "Opry Star Spotlight," NUMBER 7 WOUN ATLANTA Thompson, of Park Hill, Okla., ting up a European tour for has resigned from the station to 10 WEXL DETROIT is a new lifetime member. Buck and His Buckeroos. From devote full time to his TV show here, McFadden goes to Scot- New organizational members and to being an artist. 1 WSEN SYRACUSE, N. Y. land, Ireland and England. Emery, a Mercury recording are Texom Music Corporation To date, McFadden has set 2 KCKN KANSAS CITY, KANSAS and Brazos Valley Music, Inc., artist, was voted the nation's the Owens unit on dates in No. I DJ in both owned by Hank Thompson. c&w Billboard's 3 WWII CLEVELAND, OHIO (Lorain) Sweden, France, Italy, Turkey, DJ poll in 1960 and 1961. Em- The following organizational and Denmark. From 11 WKMF FLINT, MICHIGAN renewed: Capitol Germany ery's morning TV show, "Opry members have observations made here, McFad- is Radio, KRAK Almanac," in its second year 8 WTUF MOBILE, ALABAMA Records, WWVA den feels that Europe is destined Radio, ASCAP, KFOX Radio, on WSM-TV and is seen from 2 KAYO SEATTLE, WASHINGTON to become a major market for 6 to 7 a.m. The show features a Star - ABC Paramount Records, c&w talent. from Nashville's 10 KCUL FT. WORTH, TEXAS day Records, Tree Publishing live guest music McFadden has set up TV ap- colony each morning and in- Company and United Artists pearances for Owens on the THE WILLIS BROTHERS ARE BOOKED THRU THE Records. WSM Radio and Hill cludes news and weather infor- DENNY-MOELLES TALENT AGENCY, 81S 16TH German, Danish and Swedish and Range Sons continue their mation. AVENUE, SOUTH, NASHVILLE, They will be done live memberships on a monthly networks. Emery will record both an TENNESSEE. when Buck begins his European basis. album and new singles in Oc- tour. tober under the direction of Mercury's Shelby Singleton. JOHNNY CASH Marty Robbins HEAR THE GRAND OLE OPRY SATURDAY NIGHTS ON Language No Barry Push BELSHAZAH On eor Channel 650 Nashville, Tennessee WASHINGTON - Marty Barrier to WSM h/w Robbins, Columbia recording artist and "Grand Ole Orpy" Country Music WIDE OPEN star, has been appointed South- ern director of "Stars for Barry," MONTREAL-First full-time a group of entertainment indus- country music station in the When Answering Ads .. . ROAD try personalities supporting the Province of Quebec is CFOX SUN #392 Goldwater - Miller Presidential Montreal -Lakeshore, which re- drive. Robbins' appointment was cently went round-the-clock with Say You Saw It in Billboard SUN RECORDS the "Nashville Sound," Station 639 Medium Memphis, Tenn. announced by Sam Claiborne. Southern regional director for President Gordon Sinclair re- the Goldwater -Miller campaign. ports a tally of the first week's Marty has already begun work mail showed 789 listeners ap- organizing and directing the ac- proving the change in the music tivities of c&w performers. He policy, with 67 against it. The appeared on the same program mail count is rising as news- with Senator Goldwater last paper ads, billboards and on -air week in Montgomery, Ala. Other promotion spreads the word of COMING NOV. 1. c&w artists active in "Stars for the switch to country music, Barry" are Charlie Louvin, Ma- Sinclair says. The second annual edition of the most treasured and successful rion Worth and Tompall and Interesting sidelight is that the Glaser Brothers. 237 letters in the first week's supplement edition ever published by Billboard mail came from French-speak- Cal -Gor Framing ing listeners to the English-lan- The "Award Winning" guage station, indicating that Syndicated Series country music hurdles the lan- SPRINGFIELD, Ill. - A guage barrier. group of local businessmen, The 10,000-watt station will headed by deejay Cal Schrum, present a series of live country WORLD OF COUNTRY of local Station WCVS, and music shows to be held in the Paul L. Gorham, of Paul Gor- 10,000 -seat Montreal Forum. ham Advertising Company here, Webb Pierce and Bill Anderson Winner of a Jesse H. Neal have formed a corporation, Cal - headlined the first show last Gor, Inc., to build a series of Thursday (17), and Carl Smith MUSIC Editorial Achievement Award for 1963 hour-long country music shows is slated to top the Oct. 22 show. to be syndicated to radio stations throughout the country. day night over WCVS in an First seg is expected to be ready hour-long country music show ADVERTISING DEADLINE: SEPTEMBER 28 for issue Nov. 1. culled from the Billboard's Schrum is headed each Satur- charts. 36 BILLBOARD, September 26, 1964 COUNTRY MUSIC CORNER

By BILL SACHS

George Kent was in Nash- daily over KOEL, Oelwein. . ville last week to do a ses- Ralph H. Compton, associated with country music sion for Rice Records and then for more than seven years as a musician, singer departed for a series of dates in and songwriter, recently inau- New Mexico, Colorado, Texas and gurated a weekly column on coun- Oklahoma arranged by Jimmy Key, try music in The Birmingham of Key Talent, Nashville. He opens (Ala.) Independent. In addition to in Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov. 9 for an country music news and biogs on eight -week stand..... Dave Dud- artists, Compton is reviewing c&w ley played the American Legion and gospel_ records. He asks the Park, Culpeper, Va., Sunday (13), co-operation of artists and disk - PHASE and swung out on a string of dates cries to keep his column alive and which will carry him Through Can- interesting. ada, into Minnesota, and down a through the Midwest to Texas. Veteran country music entertainer Old Joe Clark, the "Grand Betty and Ernest Ashworth are Old Man of the Mountains," ap- celebrating the arrival of a new peared recently at the Illinois son, Paul Wesley, born August State Fair, Springfield, with the 29.... Some 7,000 paid turned out Marty Roberta show, staged sev- OF OUR to catch Tompall and the Glaser eral times daily in the fair's Farm- «k Brothers at Mimosa Park, Tusca- a -Rama Building, and is currently of loosa, Ala., Labor Day (7), their finishing out a string of fair dates ti es second appearance there in a in Indiana, Ohio, Illinois and lare month. The lads show their wares Michigan. Clark, a regular Satur- tim in Chattanooga, Sept. 25, and day night feature with John Lair's Gilbertville, Ky., Sept. 28. . "Renfro Valley Barn Dance" at 5th ANNUAL COUNTRY Jerry Tyler, c&w entertainer who Renfro Valley (Mount Sterling), Lan- hails from North Adams, Mass., Ky., recently finished work on a my- appeared as guest with Wilma Lee motion picture, "Country Music taad and the Clinch Mountain Clan and on Broadway," produced by Mara- htee the Pete Williams show, of thon Pictures.Flicker is slated for WRGB-TV, Schenectady, N. Y., early release. in the Bubble Room of the MUSIC SPECTACULAR Copperpin Restaurant, Pittsfield, Buck Owens and His Buckaroos are due back at their home base Mass., Sept. 5.. -Tyler recently con - in Bakersfield, eluded a stand at a Chester, Mass., Calif., this week, l nitery, where he appeared each after a six -week trek through Illi- Saturday night over a two -month nois, Missouri, Indiana, Ohio and period. a shot on the Jimmy Dean TV -er in New York.... Charlie Moore SALES PLAN The Andy Doll band out of and Bill Napier, still getting a fair Oelwein, la., is routed for New share of a i r plays with their h as s Vienna, la., Sept. 21; Gratiot, "Georgia Bound" and "Lonesome on Wis., 25; Decorah, la., 26; Mar- Truck Driver," have a new single shalltown, la., Oct. 1; Clear Lake, release on King, "Chain Gang" 1 Io Ia., 2; Waterloo, Ia., 3; Janesville, b.w. "My Dear One." The lads War Ia., 5; New Vienna, Ia., 6; Janes- also have a new gospel album re- DEALE Sr ville, Ia., 7; Wauxeka, Wis., 9; lease on the same label called 20Z10 hog Prarieburg, Ia., 10; Fort Dodge, 'The Grand Ole Opry Hymnal," Ims la., 11; Marion, Ia., 14; Waterloo, featuring some of the older coun- Phase 2 1 rift la., 14; Janesville, la., 16; Gutten- try -gospel tunes as well as several starts September and offers New jackets that Eas- berg, la., 17, and LaCrosse, Wis., new gospel items from their own 4ty 18. The Doll aggregation is heard pen. made Starday world famous. Rat Mal a WITH THE COUNTRY JOCKEYS 44. so - el 'E By BILL SACHS

an Chuck Rogers, long-time pro in Smiley says he can use all the Oc - the country music ranks, has country records he can lay his hands on. . Matt Porto, of joined Station WPFB, Middletown - Bayuke Records, 1912 Western Dayton, Ohio, as head man at the Avenue, country South Greensburg, Pa., music turntables. Chuck invites country jockeys to write does two shows daily, 5:15 a.m. 5LP 295 -THE COUNTRY MUSIC LP 305-1HE VELVET TOWN a 5LP 300-WILF CARTER (MONTANA MP 301 -MORE WALLY FOWLER him for copies of "Enclosed Are HALL OF FAME, VOL. 4, a 2 COUNTRY PIANO OF DEAN MAN- SLIM). Tho Living Legend. ALL LAITE SINGING, Mmet from to 7 am. and 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. My Tears," by Joey Bioko, and Packet ut, -32 vault originals by UEL. the Dory House in Naehvllle. Rogers is also great ,tars. Rel. 55.98. a songwriter of "Square Dance in the Park," by the considerable stature, having penned Kay -Doll Sliders. Furia recently G such tunes as "Tied Down," re- A®isVyag -4- MORf! cut a session at the Murray Nash Pie. corded by Roy Acuff; "You Can't Studios, Nashville. äse Divorce My Heart," waxed by LUEGRAS She Johnny and Jack, and "Jealous Jimmy James has a morning DX Lies," etched by Ray Price. His show every day plus a live coun- latest re - record is "Hillbillies on try show, featuring local talent, nth Mars Vs. The Grand Ole Opry" every Monday, 7:30 to 9 p.m., son b.w. "Would You Slip Around on over WCEN, Mount Pleasant, Me." . Danny Harrison has Mich. "Tes Ritter, George Hamil- just tit's had two more of his songs ton IV and Lonnie (Pap) Wilson ° ;HIOI+'PIDELITY recorded by Jack Starr on Pappy and his band made an appearance 5LP 299 -DECK OF CARDS AND SLP 290-H T ROD LINCOLN -3 SLP 296.,THE BLUEGRASS HALL OF Me 293 -STEEL GUITAR st DOBRO INC Daily's "D" label. Tunes are here recently during our Isabella OTHER COUNTRY SACRED FAVOR- SHEETS IN T E WIND AND OTHER FAME, VOL. 2 BY TOP STARS. 16 SPECTACULAR BY TOP STARS. 16 "Footsteps of a ITES BY T. TEX TYLER AND OTHER NEW FAVORITIES OF JOHNNY Favorites with 5 String Banjo. Original Instrumental Hits. Ì1k Fool" and "And County Fair," writes Jimmy, "and TOP STARS. BOND. Then I Knew." Deejays who may the show was a tremendous suc- e rr have been missed in the original cess. I had a taped interview mailing may obtain promotion with Tex and Lonnie, which I PLUS! PLUS! copies lu by writing on their station aired for the promotion of country Country Corner All Metal Display Racks. letterhead to Joanne Harrison at music. Tex, Lonnie and the rest BY POPULAR DEMAND New Listings Picturing Over 200 Starday Box 27, Man, W. Va. of the crew were great guys, do- ha Albums and i ing anything I asked to make the 10 More Country Juke Box Oldies P. M. Carter, of Kardo Rec- THE HOTTEST LINE OF C&W BUDGET ate show a success. On Monday night ords, 1300 Gill Street, Odenton, (New Singles-EP Cr Oldies Lists (21), we're putting on a two-hour ALBUMS IN THE BUSINESS ON THE Md., writes: "Still plagued in now my country show here for the benefit available) LABEL. efforts to secure fresh material. As Alba of the State Training Home. and JJSET;LLJ an most of the deejays come in con- we'll do another around Thanks- tact with new artists and material, giving. A lot of credit should be s I would appreciate audition or given to my employers, Paul A. demo tapes from any and all. Brandt, and his son Roger, and Your Starday the Country jocks who would From Nashville, like to Eugene Distributer or es. Umtor, general manager, Tennessee, get on our permanent mailing list ee COUNTRY SACRED on for their interest in civic and "The Muskat Heart for promotion records may do so BLUEGRASS ist community affairs." of America" by writing in on their station let- 'WESTERN OLD TIME nh Ni4R`.

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CRan {[ JEWEL 733 1 1 I GUESS I'M 'CRAZY 12. 26 20 WHERE DOES A LITTLE TEAR COME Jim Reeves, RCA Victor 8383 FROM 15 "GOT A LOT LONGER * George Jones, United AOI.t. 724 2 7 I DON'T CARE 5 TO GO" Buck Owens, Capitol 5240 27 25 ASK MARIE 8 Sonny James, Capitol. 5197 * ED FORSYTH * 3 3 THE BALLAD OF IRA HAYES 12 JEWEL 734 Johnny Cash, (crumble 43058 28 24 TOGETHER AGAIN 26 * * * * * * * * Buck Owens, Capitol 5136 4 2 RANG ME 17 "YOU'RE Roger Smash 1881 * MAD AT ME" Miller, 29 - THE RACE IS ON 1 JOHN FRED George Jones, United Artists 751 JEWEL 736 5 8 PASSWORD le Kith, Wells, Dacca 31622 30 28 THE NESTER 8 Lefty FNnell; Columbia 43051 BARBER CLIPS 'EM SLICK: Here 6 4 I DON'Tt.OVE YOU ANYMORE 15 * "AIN'T MISBEHAVING" Charlie Louvin, Capitol 5173 31 32 CIRCUMSTANCES ...... 23 Barber (Glenn, that is) pives BOBBY CHARLES Billy Walker, Columbia 43010 the business to Slick Norris, JEWEL 735 7 5 THE.COWBOY IN THE CONTINENTAL SUIT AS 32 33 STRONGER THAN DIRT o_ .. .. 5 record promotor and talent Marty Robbins, Columbia 43049 Glenn Barber, Slarday 676 agent. Glenn, of course, is no "BOOGIE CHILDREN" 8 11 BAD NEWS 10 33 35 JUST BETWEEN THE TWO OF US barber, but inasmuch as Slick THE PLAYBOYS Johnny Cash, Columbia 43058 Merle Haggard 8 Bonnie Owens, Tally 181 * JEWEL 737 is his manager, the latter be- * * * * * * * * 9 6 I LOVE TO DANCE WITH ANNIE 15 34 31 PLEASE BE MY LOVE 4 lieves the pose makes for a 1265 CONTACT YOUR NEAREST D15TRIBU Ernest Ashworth, Hickory George Jones 8 Melba Montgomery, United Artists 732 good gag, if nothing more. TOR. DJs, WRITE FOR SAMPLES. 10 12 HERE COMES MY BABY 6 Barber is one of the most Dottie West, RCA Victor 8374 * * * * * * * 35 34 SWEET ADORABLE YOU - 11 promising * Eddy Arnold, RCA Victor 8363 of the new country 11 17 FORT WORTH, DALLAS OR HOUSTON 5 George Hamilton IV, RCA Victor 8392 music talent. 36 MOTHERINLAW 1 4r JEWEL - 12 14 DON'T B ANGRY 6 Jim Nesbitt, Chart 1100 Stonewall Jackson, Columbia 43070 * RECORD CORP. 37 39 PUT YOUR ARMS AROUND HER._ 15 P. 0. BOX 1832, Shreveport, L. 13 13 SAM HILL 7 Norma Jean, RCA Victor 8328 Warren Claude King, Columbia 43083 Show Phone: 318-422.7182 38 - FINALLY 1 MAKE ME A STAR 10 14 19 CHIT AKINS, Kitty Wells 8 Webb Pierce, Decca 31663 For Europe * * * * * * * * * * Don Bowman, RCA Victor 8384 39 30 THEN I'LL STOP LOVING YOU 20 TALK TO MY HEART 4 AL HIRT and the 15 15 PLEASE Browns, RCA Victor 8348 LINDEN, N.J.-The Shorty Ray Price,. Columbia 43086 and Smokey Warren BOSTON POPS ORCH. 40 ONCE A DAY...... 1 Show, 10 - ...... 16 10 ME Connie Smith, RCA Victor 8416 comprising Harvey Reynolds, (Arthur Fiedler, cond.) Bill Anderson, Dace 31630 Sonny 41 37 WINE, WOMAN AND SONG 22 Campbell, the Toothless play 17 9 SECOND FIDDLE (To An OM Gultar) 18 Loretta Lynn, Dacca 31608 Twins and Dottie Mae, left here PAVANNE Jean Shepard, Capitol 5169 Sunday 42 43 EVERYTHING'S O.K. ON THE LBJ 2 (20) for a week's en- 18 38 CHUG-ALUG 2 BUGLER'S HOLIDAY Lawton Williams, RCA Victor 8407 gagement in Bermuda, after Roger Miller, Smash 1926 TRUMPETER'S which the unit flies overseas to 43 - IN THE MIDDLE OF A MEMORY 19 23 DERN YA 4 LULLABY Carl Belew, RCA Victor 8406 tour France, Germany and Italy Ruby Wright, Ric 12644 for four weeks starting October from new RCA Victor 44 - TEARS AND ROSES 1 20 16 MEMORY #1 18 George Morgan, Colombie 43098 12. It will mark the group's 11th album Webb Pierce, Deco 31617 45 42 IF ANYONE CAN SHOW CAUSE 6 tour of U. S. military installa- "POPS" GOES THE 21 29 WORKIN' IT OUT 7 Glenn Barber, Slarday 676 tions in Europe. TRUMPET Lester Flat? 8 Earl Scruggs & the Foggy Mountain Boys, Coluro la 43380 46 - FORBIDDEN STREET 1 Other c&w bands and acts MILLS MUSIC, INC., NYC Carl Butler 8 Pearl, Columbia 43102 that scored l 22 27 GIVE ME 40 ACRES (To Turn This well with service- Rig Around) 4 47 41 SORROW ON THE ROCKS.... . 23 men in the European theater re- Willis Brothers, Slarday 681 Porler Wagoner, RCA Victor 8338 cently were Tex Amato and His FAN MAIL GLOSSY 23 22 TAKE MY RING OFF YOUR FINGER, 15 48 - TH' WIFE 1 Rhythm Ramblers, Leon Mc- Cori Smith, Columbia 43033 lohn D. Loudermilk, RCA Victor 8389 Auliffe and His Cimarron Boys, 24 21 MR. AND MRS. USED TO BE 10 49 46 TALKING TO THE NIGHT UGHTS,..,... 8 Ron McLeod and His Lincoln Ernest Tubb 8 Loretta Lynn, Decca 31643 Del Reeves, Columbia 43044 County Boys, Lloyd Arnold's PHOTOS group, 25 18 ONE IF FOR HIM, TWO If FOR ME 12 50 - LET ME GET CLOSE TO YOU 1 and Mack Sullivan. David Houston, Epic 9690 Skeeter Davis, RCA Victore8397 All ºleeº - manlllle. - or blank and white, Poet carde, m anted blow - Inc. II will may you Io . r free HITTING WITH A SPLASH! ample, aid r Implore price list"before HOT nrderloo anywhere. Wrlle Indue for now COLTIV'11N1r JILLBUMS low 1019ea, ,aml,le5, etc. This Lot Week. en This Leaf Weeks en WANNA SWIM Week Week TITLE, /Nfld. Label 8 No. Chart Week Week TITLE, Me, Label 8 Ne. Chen NMI<,oN STUDIO 1 2 THE BEST OF JIM REEVES B 11 11 BEFORE I'M OVER YOU' IHR 1941 Hudgipr, J Coil, RCA Victor LPN 2800 (141, LSP 2890 (SI L Lynn, Dacca DL 4541 (M), WITH HIM DL 74541 (8) 2 1 I WALK THE LINE 12 t,y lohniV Cash, Columbíe Cl 2190 (M); 12 12 ON THE BANDSTAND 38 CS 8990 (S) Bock Owens, Capitol T 1879 (M), ST 1879 (SI 3 4 MOONLIGHT AND ROSES 17 THE DAISIES Jim Reeves, RCA Victor IPM 2854 (MI; .,SOUL 13 17 WEBB PIERCE STORY 6 LIP 2854 (S) R 4571 OF Dacus DEB 181 (MU DUE 7181 IS) New 4 3 BEST OF BUCK OWENS 12 Capitol 7 2105 IMI; Sr 2105 (S) 14 19 TRA WITH27 3 ROULETTE RECORDS úELINN'ry (D VsRDUDLEY Hit! 5 7 TOGETHER AGAIN/MY HEART SKIPS 15 R.F.D. 4 THE SPATS CICERO BLAKE BucckE Owens 8 His Buckaroos, Capitol T 4 Marty Robbins, Columbia CL 2220 (M), 2135 (M)i ST 2135 IS) CS 9020 (S) BREAKING OUT BIG R.106 6 5 AND ROGERa 16 13 MORE HANK SNOW SOUVENIRS 23 'GATOR TAILS AND G r, MGS 27049 (M), RCA Vim; LPM 2812 (M); 159 2812 (St RENEE RECORDS SRS 67049 (SI MONKEY RIBS 17 10 THERE STANDS THE GLASS 13 1999 S. Michigan 7 8 THANKS A LOT e CarlS Sm8973ith, CL 2173 (M); Chicago, Illinois 60605 Ernest Tubb, Da,. DL 4514 (M)1 DL 74514 (n C (SIColumbia Phone: 13121 HA 7.4629 THE BROACH 8 14 LOVE LIFE 4 18 18 LORETTA LYNN SINGS 37 Rey Price, Columbia CL 2189 (M), Dec,. DL 4457 (M); 01 74457 (5) HIT -TIME FOR . . . CS 8989 IN 19 20 STORY SONGS FOR COUNTRY FOLKS 33 9 6 GOLDEN COUNTRY HITS B FarSRon Young. Mercury MG 20896 (M); Hank Thompson, Capitol T 2089 (M), 60896 (S) SWEET 57 2089 (S) 20 - SLIPPIN' AROUND 10 9 PORTER WAGONER-IN PERSON.. 15 Gorge Morgan 8 Marion Worth, Columbia SEPTEMBER RCA Victor IPM 2840 (M); LSP 2840 (5) CL 2197 (M); CS 8997 (51

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THIS WEEK'S TOP COUNTRY TALENT FEATURE on "THE JIMMY DEAN SHOW" BUCK OWENS singing his recording hits: Love's Gonna Live Here I Don't Care Alone With You Act Naturally with Molly Bee Comedian Charlie Callas and Jim's Hound Dog Buddy "Rowif"

"THE JIMMY DEAN SHOW" ABC-TV NETWORK Thursday, September 24th 10:00-11:00 P.M. EDT BACKBEAT'S NEW ALBUM d of the Yee." RELEASES 30E NINTON'S IEW EPC SUNNY" This lane is deeiyeed re aid deelen in ordering end bregdcoslors in programming. 9ACKREAT 541

-New Spiritual Rel ART PACIFIC JAZZ "MY FRIEND" 691[91fi9 AND M M 110I BELLOWS-Escape; ALP 33:5 JAll CRUSADERS-Stralchin' Out; PJ 83, ST 83 "THAT'S ENOUGH" THE CHARIOT 00010E SINGERS CAEOMON PEACOCK toll PRESTOS HEADED VAR»! ARTISTS-The Glase Menagerie; TRS-5301 LIGHTHIN' HOPKINS-Down Norm Blues; PH 1086 "WHAT MAKES A MAN 000f ORANT Turklah DeIIBkI; 1089 CAPITOL ALI AKBAR.KANN-The Classical Music of India; 1079 TURN HIS BACK ON GOD"

TRI IRAE STRINGS Play Intrunwtal 9.nl.es M PROYtRg "TOMORROW MAY BE FOR Nits Mode Rotos by Mo For Swoop T 2199, ST 2199 TOO LATE" TR! KNIGHTS-Hot Rod High; T 2189, DT 2189 VARIONS ARTISTS -The But From the West Vol. I; GARY USHER A TAE SUPER STOCKS-School Is a Drag, PR LP xx01 - THE Hl WAY QUE -C'S T 2190, ST 2190 PEACOCK 3033

RCA VICTOR HITIIIM I COLPIR "MY LIFE" JASCHA NEIFETZ-Heifetz; LM 2740 AND CHAP463 TRIO ANO FIE CARMIN InCama;Cama; H EIFETS-PLATI00RSKY eoaCBRTi, IM 2770, LSc 2770 "SO SOON" NINA SIMONE -Folksy Nina; CP 465 THE GOLDEN ECHOES VARIOUS ARTISTS-Groovy Goodies; CP 466 PEACOCK 3039 OARREN/FAIARES/PETERSEN-Mora Terrage Triangle; RICHMOND CP 460 070007 ALLEN; CP 518 BACH-Suites No. 2 A 1 for CAO.; Stuttgart Chamber Duke and Peacock Records, Inc. TAS SAWBUCK SINGERS; CP 475, SCP 475 Orch. (Munchinger) B, 19102 1809 ERASTUS RIZET-Carmen; STREET Various Artist,; RS 63006 HOUSTON 26. BEETHOVEN -Symphony TEXAS No. 5 In C Minor; Concertgebouw OR 3-2611 COLUMBIA Orch of Amsterdam (Kleiber); B 19105 G B SULLIVAN-The Gondoliers; D'Ooly Colte Opera CO a y; RS 62010 RAES CONNIFF; SINGERS-Invisible Tears; CL 2264, LEOIICAVALLLO I Pagliacci; Mario Del Monaco A Various Artists; R5 62009 The YoRr't Ileet Sleeper S ARRIA STREISAND -People CL 2215, CS 9015 MAHLAR -Symphony No, 4 in G Major; Conoerlgebouw Amsterdam 04 RICKI DINO'S COMMAND MASC Rsllcea;Mo n nu rio Del l Monaco 8 Various Artiste; RS 62008 SIIELIUS-Symphony'140. 2 in D Major, London Symphony VRCIL FOR Playa Mo John Wanawaker Grand Organ Orch. (Collins) 8 19103 Philadelphie; CC 11025, CC 11025 "YOU'LL ALWAYS BE 5 VIENNA PHILHARMONIC New Year Concert Vol. 2; 819106 ROCCA THE ONE I LOVE" SIMON SAYS Fox 538 CARMEN CAVALLARO-Cherry Blossom Time; DL 4545, DL 74545 _ TRI A8 C',; M 28 THE ADVENTURES 0F 'LACK BEAUTY; M 30 EPIC ASTRO BOT; Original TV .3oundtreck; M 31 BEAUTY S THE BEAST; M 27 THE BROWNIES; M 26 B UDDY GRECO 00 Stage;; LN 24116, BN 26116 COURAGEOUS CAT; M 32 TOO CAN BE AMAGICIAN-Bruce Elliott; M 29

WESTMINSTER BUDDY DRECO HARRY GOLOWATER'S ACCETANCE SPEECH, M 102.64-A HANDEL: Rodelinda: Vienne Radio Orch. (Priestntan); KING OWN 3320, WST 320 Jay&The DVORAK: Overtures on Nature, Lite et Love Op. 91, 92. \\ 93: Vienne State Opera Orch. (Somogyi); OWN Americans EARL 007TIC Playa tito Great Nits of 1964; LP 921 19072, WST 17072 BR tat 00 Musicales, Solrees Vienne re inorc (Zoller); COME A LITTLE "ZIP-A-0EF LONDON Or ch.. XWN 19073, WST 17073 MAUREEN FORRESTER Sin a O aratia Arlo A Donor: Vienna State Opera Orch. (Zeller); OWN 19074, WST JACQUES LOYSSIER TRIO -Play Bach, Vol. 4; LL 3365, 17074 BIT CLOSER PS 365 ARNE -Songs to Shakespeare Plays; Vienne ELIZABETHAN Radio Orch. UA 759 S'AGIO-51nsg Nowell; 5309, OS 25809 (Prieslmen); OWN 19075 WST 17075 PIERRE A CLAUDE MONTEUX; London Symphony Orch.: MUSIC FOR VOICES A VIOLS In ne Tinto of Shakwpsre; On 9400, CS the One to Watch 000-0aH" CM 6400 XWN 19076, WIT 17076 BSITNOVEN: Piano Concerto No. 3 Op. 37; Vienna State Opera Orch. (Somogyi); XWN 19078, WST 17078 ljeiNITED MERCURY MOZART: Plano Concerto No. 22, K 482 & No. 16 RTIHTH 5.9713 K 570: Vienna Radio Orch. (Somogyi); XWN 19079, 010001 BARNES -Guitar Galaxies: MG 20956, WST 17079 SR 60056 RACK: Cantatas No. 35 S 42; Vienna Radio Orch. DAVID CARROLL A LAIS ORCN-Perension Parisienne; Iloherchen); OWN 19080, WIT 17080 MG 20955, SR 60955 TERESA STICH -RANDALL Slow RkhON Sinner. Vienna A FREDERICK PENHELL Conducts Victor Herbert; MG 20954, Radio Orch. (Somogyll; OWN 19081, WST 7081 SR 60954 MUSIC OF MATENEW LOCKE; OWN 19082, WST 17082 RICHARD HAYMAN-Harmonica Holiday; MG 20953, 60L0í FOR THE VIOLA ; OWN 19003, WST 17083 SR 60953 HAYDN: quartet, Op. 55; OWN 19084, WIT 17084 Sell-Sational CHOPIN) Masurkas 1181; OWN 19085, WST 17085 B RRO; Concertino for Violin, Piano 0 Winds; /MN MOM 19086, WST 17086 N INOEMITH: Violin Concerto; Chamber Orch. IScherchen); OWN 19007, WST 17007 IONI JAMES-Put on Happy Faca; E 4248, 5E 434E - WILLI STECN A BORISLAV ROIOVIC-Concertos for Twin "YOU Pianos; E 4230, SE 4230 WORN

MONUMeNT 1TRRY BARNES -Sacred Folk Stylings, W 3302 SEND ME" MELODT FOUR -Songs of the Southland; W 3313 ROY ORRISON-Early Orbl,9e; MLP 8023 SUNNY & THE SUNLINERS WORLD-PACIFIC MUNBO Tear Drop 3040 B OO SHANK/BOB COOPER ORCN.-Flute, 059, 6 Strings; SBDlraellon'of Under the WP 1027, ST 1827 leNledsnleR Slot. Corp. loko Caew.,1-,,IPS15000d TUT TAYLOR -Dobro Country; WP 1829, ST 1829 Phil.. 21, Pa.

what's happening with the Deutsche Grammophon Gesell- NEWS OF THE WORLD schaft's talks here is awaited eagerly. DDG has interests in Siemens Norge, Norsk Phono- ber she is visiting LUMBERJACK TONY ORLANDO OSLO Hamburg to gram and Nor -Disk, and some- televise two programs, record how there'll be a merge.... by Stilt Anderson is negotiating seven radio and give a pragrams Nera will issue Jlm Reeves' with the U. S. on issuing the press conference Musikk- "Mexican Joe," which has never Brook Hootenanny Singers over there. Huset's "House Benin of the Rising been obtainable here. Right now Their recordings have just been Sun" a recent hit here by the there are 16 singles and 14 0x72333 issued in Spain, Portugal, and Animals on Columbia. "IO WAIT LP's (11 on Victor and 3 on the Benelux countries.... The The Beatles turned a down Camden) on sale by Australian top tune, "White here Jim $15,000 offer to sing in Norway. Reeves. Rabbit," published by Bens Mu- The Labour Youth Organiza- sic, has been recorded by Dan- tion had planned a big concert "With the Beatles," Parlo - OR LOVE" was ish songstress Raquel Rastenni there. . A new singing lass phone LP, most popular in on the Sonet label.. . Palace entered the local hit parade this Norway during the first six Music/Stilt Anderson is success- week, Toril Stoa, singing "Nei months, according to Arbeider- ful with two tunes they have jeg skal aldri si bladet. Runner-up was 5.9115 mer aldri" published, "S o m e o n e" and (Today's Teardrops), and this "Wenche," as sung by Wenche "Buckle Shoe Stomp," as sung also brings the first of diskery Myhre on Triola; third was the by Brian Poole and the Snobe, Jorg-Fr. Ellertsen's platters to Beatles' "Please Please Me" on XXI Y/7 respectively Polydor pro- the parade. Ellertsen, previously Parlophone. "West Side Story" ducer Bobby Schmidt from with Egil Monn Oversee, started (the soundtrack) came in fourth, FUTURE with "Fun in Acapulco," by El- EPIC Hamburg visited Arne Bendik- his diskery last May. . The HAV1' sen here and recorded five Ger- Beatles film "A Hard Day's vis Presley, fifth; "Hi-Fi Com- WRIT ll man songs with Wenche Myhre. Night" was premiered here this panion," by Ray Conniff, was She will spell her name week and got reception No. 6, and "Fiine Antiquiteter," w.3nc,a.:,. Ney 1 n,11:14o:nu.. fair promis, Wencke in Germany. In Septem- from the press.... Result of (Continued on page 44) 40 BILLBOARD, September 26, 1964 audio retailer PHONOGRAPHS RADIO TELEVISION TAPE HI-FI COMPONENTS ACCESSORIES

Zenith Adds 16 -Inch TVs, Commerce Issues Study Phonograph & Clock -Radio On Home Entertainment WASHINGTON - In 1963, Surprisingly, Commerce fig- manufacturer shipments of ures show that 1963 shipments home entertainment product, of big -ticket radio -phono -TV - Commerce Department reports recorder combinations with color that TV sets and auto radios TV were up in value and num- were up in number and value, ber of 1962: Some 55,000 units but radios and radio -phonograph valued at $30,580,000 were combinations and phonograps shipped in 1963, up from the were down from 1962 figures. 19,000 units valued at $11,007,- By the numbers: In 1963, 000 in 1962. Black -and -white manufacturers shipped 7.7 mil- set combinations in this all-in- lion TV sets valued at $1,058 clusive category were down in 1963 million, up 17 per cent in quan- to 284,000 units with value tity and 14 per cent in value of $71.1 million, from 1962 above the 1962 shipments. quantity of 307,000 units valued Ship- at $80,099,000. ROAMER ACCOLADE ARTISTE ments of radios and radio -phono combinations, excluding automo- In the radio category (not CHICAGO-Zenith last week 11 inches deep. Each has an 82 - ble in multiple wood finishes and bile radios, totaled 10.6 million combined with phonograph, TV added two 16 -inch portable TV channel tuning system. Model lists for $359.95 to $369.95, units, valued at $340 million in or recorders) a total of 9.3 mil- sets, an American Provincial 1605U, with monopole antenna, depending upon finish. 1963, compared with 11.4 million units of $149,384,000 value console phonograph with AM - lists for $129.95. A de luxe The new clock radio is named lion sets totaling $366 million were shipped by manufacturers FM -AM radio, and a table mod- model with dipole antenna, ear- the Artiste. It features automatic value shipped in 1962. Automo- in 1963, down from 1962 quan- el AM -FM clock -radio to its phone attachment and multiple frequency control for the FM bile radio shipments increased tity of over 10 million units at 1965 line. color schemes lists for $139.95. hand, six-inch by four -inch from 6.6 million units valued at approximately $167,000,000 The portables weigh 28 The new stereo console is speaker, luminous clock hands, $158 million in 1962 to 7.6 mil- value. Of these, transistor ship- pounds each and measure 12 named the Accolade. It has an radio buzzer alarm, sleep switch, lion units valued at $170 million ments numbered 3.9 million inches high, 18 inches wide and eight -speaker system, is availa- and lists for $69.95. in 1963. (Continued on page 43) Canada Slates First July TV & Radio Production Up WASHINGTON-Distributor Sales of monochrome TV sets Radio set distributor sales for sales and production of mono- totaled 557,183 for July, com- July totaled 794,326, compared TV -Music Conclave chrome television and radio re- pared to 448,441 in July 1963. to 698,043 units in July 1964, ceivers during July were up sub- The July figures brought the to- and the seven -month total for TORONTO-The Canadian A big stageshow featuring stantially from comparable fig- tal for the first seven months of this year was 4,813,774, com- public will get a preview of the lop artists will be a major attrac- ures in July 1963, the Electronic this year to 4,000,256, compared pared to 4,633,713 for the same home entertainment industry's tion. Heavy advertising is sched- Industries Association's Market- to 3,405,249 for the same pe- period of last year. 1965 lines during the country's uled for TV, radio, newspapers, ing Services Department reports. riod of 1963. July Saks first Television -Music Show to billboards, car cards and other be held at Montreal's Show media. Total television production for Mart October 1-6. July was 517,417 units and the Visitors will also receive sev- total for January -July was 5,- Robert M. Gowdy, show man- eral thousand dollars in prizes. ager, said that some 75,000 per- Phono Soles Slip In 010,218. This figure included Gowdy said the purpose of the 90,186 color TV sets for July sons are expected to view the show is singular: "Create public wares of some 60 exhibitors. and 689,531 for the first seven interest and excitement in the months of 1964. On display will be the latest in new home entertainment prod- July, EIA Reports TV sets, radios, phonographs, ucts on display." Monochrome TV receiver hi-fi and stereo equipment, rec- WASHINGTON-Distributor seven months of 1964 was 1,- production for July was 427,- ords, tape Fran Warren is expected to and factory sales of portable 173.623, compared to 1,334,370 231, compared to 384,291 in recorders, sound headline equipment, consoles and musical the 40-minute stage table model phonographs and for January -July 1963. Jttly 1963, and the January -July instruments. presentation. She'll be backed factory sales of console phono- total was 4,320,687 units, com- by Canadian singing star Denny Console distributor sales to- The show is being graphs slipped in July, while dis- taled 101,706 in July, compared pared to 3,844,212 for the same spon- Vaughan and his t2 -piece sored by the Electronic Indus- or- tributor sales of consoles showed to 87,336 units in July 1963. 1963 period. tries chestra, plus a variety of other a gain for the month, Electronic Production of all -channel TV Association of Canada. acts. The seven -month total for 1964 Member companies of the as- Industries Association's Market- was 760,041, compared to 724,- sets for July totaled 420,743 sociation include Canadian Ad- A special reception and show ing Services Department re- 081 for the same 1963 period. units, compared to 75,589 for miral, Canadian Marconi, Cana- preview for dealers will be held ported recently. Factory sales of portable table the same month last year. The dian Westinghouse, Clairtone on the evening prior to the Portable table model distribu- (Continued on page 43) (Continued on page 43) show's Sound Corp., Dominion Electro - official opening, Wednes- tors sales for July totaled 184,- home Industries, Fleetwood, day, September 30, from 7:30 613, compared to 211,645 in Philco of Canada, Philips Appli- to 9:30. July 1963. The total for the first ances, Ltd.; RCA Victor Com- Major Expands Phono Line; pany, Ltd., and Sparton of Can- ada, Ltd. Olympic Names Adds Importers & Distributors 5 Salesmen $149.95 '999' Unit Other exhibitors will include NEW YORK-Olympic Ra- last week. Schwartz termed it importers and distributors of dio & Television Sales home Corpora- part of a continuing expansion entertainment equipment tion has added five new men to of Olympic's field sales force to plus musical instrument manu- its sales force, facturers Morton M. augment the efforts of distribu- and distributors. Schwartz, president, announced tors and wholly owned sales subsidiaries. The new men include William Pfanstiehl Bows Showcase A. Rich, Phoenix, Ariz., regional WAUKEGAN, Ill. - Pfan- sales manager for Arizona, Colo- stichl needles are now available rado, Montana, Utah, Wyoming to dealers in -a new self-service and part of Nevada; Donald R. counter display unit made of Shepherd, Milwaukee, district select hardwood, with two stor- sales manager for Milwaukee and part of Wisconsin. age drawers and a hinged cover with transparent glass top for William E. Dodson, Nashville, displaying a needle district sales manager for the assortment. Nashville and Chattanooga trad- On the front is a phonograph ing areas and part of Kentucky; needle index to assist a customer Rodney B. Young Jr., Cincin- in the selection of the correct nati, district sales manager for parts of Ohio, In- i replacement needle. Pfanstiehl Kentucky and diana, and Gordon B. Houser, MAJOR ELECTRONICS' new "999" modular phonograph Fea- offers a full selection of diamond district sales manager for the tures solid-state circuitry, walnut finish, a BSR changer, 20 -watt and sapphire needles. NEEDLE BOX Western half of North Carolina. peak power, and lists for $149.95. September 26, 1964, BILLBOARD 41 EQUIPMENT NEWSLETTER Clock -Radios mv (PII Whither the Component Market? By By DAVID LACHENBRUCH year period, the average price of tuners and Unveiled Contributing Editor tuner -amps nearly doubled-rising from $66 in 1961 to $89 in 1962 and $118 in 1963. What is the future of so-called "audiophile" high fidelity? TURNTABLES AND CHANGERS. The Cen- Magnavox Co. sus Bureau's tabulations in this category are less The past couple of years have seen several CHICAGO-Two new clock meaningful, since the bulk of component -type companies leave the business, radios described as "in keeping turntables sold in this country others merge. Some of those op- probably are im- with the current decorator trend ported. They - erating now are believed to be reflect the disappearance of Glaser toward integrating small appli- Steers and others the scene deeply in the red. Is this seg- from manufacturing ances with home furnishings" (eight manufacturers eg. ment of the industry now due are represented in the 1962 have been introduced by Mag- for a massive shakeout? tally, compared to five in 1963). navox. It's difficult to put your finger Nevertheless, they show a sharp drop in factory The American Colonial sales of turntables and changers. Those sold on the true conditions in the ($79.95), an AM/FM radio, fea- "without case" for home installation dipped from audiophile sound industry. There tures a maple case that resembles jai are no reliable figures on sales 167,000 units in 1961 to 92,000 in 1962 and a spice cabinet. It may be hung 43,000 in 1963. or output. Most of the companies in the field The average factory price per on a wall or placed on a table. are either privately held or are small subsidiaries unit went from $30 in 1961 to $31.50 in 1962 Features include FM automatic of larger corporations, so little financial informa- and $38.50 in 1963. If you include record-players frequency control, push-button 6 "complete tion is available. with case" (but without built-in sound hand selection, slide -rule dial, However, there is one set of figures which systems), there has still been a sharp decline- six-inch oval speaker and slum- gives a general index to trends in that industry-a from 240,000 to 180,000 to 116,000 during the ber switch. very general one, but nonetheless a revealing one. three years. The contrasting Carousel The a It's the annual Census Bureau compilation in the Census Department figures indicate ($39.95) is encased in stream- "Current Industrial Reports" series, subtitled slight decline in unit sales of packaged phono- lined wanut, styled for modern "Home -Type Radio Receivers and Television Sets; graphs (including radio -phono combinations, hut settings. A six -tube AM radio. Automobile Radios, Phonographs and Record not TV combinations) - down from about 4.5 it features automatic volume million units in 1962 to 4.4 million in 1963-but Player Attachments," control, a four -inch speaker, a substantial increase in dollar volume. The Imperfect as it is, this compendium confirms planetary tuning and slumber figures thus seem to indicate that in 1963, the general impression that sales of audiophile com- switch. components dropped last year, in both units and ponents lost ground, in relation to packaged dollar volume, while average prices rose. The goods. report covers only domestically manufactured Dollar volume of domestically made components, according to Census Bureau's definition, units, and some of its definitions are rather Sony Offers sketchy. It doesn't include the loudspeaker mar- came to $40,855,000 last year, or equal to about 14 per cent of the $315,067,000 sales of pack- ket at all. It's based on a census of "all known aged phonographs. 5-Yr. Seal on manufacturers" doing $100,000 or more in sales The year before, component in any given year. sales totaled $48,945,000, or nearly 17 per cent as high as the $294,582,000 represented by Transistors Comparing the Census Bureau report for 1963, packaged phonographs. which has just been issued, the with those for This could be merely a temporary phenomenon. NEW YORK -A five-year two preceding years, we see these trends in the But one wonders whether the steady improve- warranty for transistors used in so-called component market: ments in packaged phonos, together with the the manufacture of its radios, ROLF HARRIS Audio amplifiers and pre -amplifiers. Factory tremendous efficiencies and advertising power of black and white television sets shipments declined to 199,000 units in 1963 from the mass-producers, may be sapping the vigor and citizen's band transceivers 207,000 in 1962-a drop of 4 per cent. The 1963 of many of the smaller component manufacturers. has been put in effect by the was 1961 total, however, better than the figure Or whether, as some component manufacturers Sony Corporation of America, it 152,000. was by S. of The average factory price before claim, their products are so good that there's no announced Inagaki, "RINGO excise tax of an amplifier or pre -amp, as indicated replacement market. executive vice-president. by the figures, drifted slightly higher-from $70 The warranty will be valid in 1961 to $72 in 1962 to $75 in 1963. The same Census Department figures, inciden- from the date a unit is pur- TUNERS AND TUNER-AMPLIFIER COM- tally, show a surprising 11 per cent drop in chased. The warranty applies to transistors made by Sony for FOR BINATIONS. a sharp rise in 1962-pre- factory sales of domestically made tape recorders After products marketed by the Sony sumably due to the growth of FM stereo-unit in 1963-down from 466,000 in 1962 to 416,000 Corporation of America. sales took a plunge last year. In 1961, it's indi- in 1963, but still well above the 389,000 of 1961. cated that 190,000 were sold, rising steeply to Average factory price of a recorder dropped from Sony is said to be the first PRESIDENT" 243,000 in 1962, and dropping 56 per cent to $99 in 1961 to $95 in 1962, and then rose to company to offer a five-year 156,000 in 1963. However, during the three - $103 in 1963. warranty for its transistors. BEST SELLING E -V Organ Aims for Home r5.9121 BUCHANAN, Mich.-Elec- with preset voices and balance PHONOGRAPHS, RADIOS & TAPE RECORDERS tro-Voicé s new electronic organ control, variable vibrato and ex- priced at $395 is aimed at the pression pedal. The 13 -note home -user market. The model pedal clavier has preset voice 6215 features a 37 -note solo and balance control. The organ These are the nation'. best sellers by m nufacturer, based an remits of a month. with six voices, a 30 - measures 33 inches wide, 17 long study acing personal interview. with a representative national crom.section manual of record -selling satiate (only) that oleo sell phonographs, radios and/or tape note accompaniment manual inches deep and 31 inches high. recorders. A different price group is published in the space each week. Fach category eppeare approximately every 14 weeks.

The percentage figure shown for each brand is Its share of the total number DISK DEALS FOR DEALERS of weighted points derived from alt dealer responses, Point tabuhaione are based on the rank order of manufacturers' salee at each dealer, and weighted A summary of promotional opportunities for deal*. by manufacturers and by size of outlet. Only manufacturers earning 3 per cent or more of the total distributers currently offering records at special terms. Shown where avail- dealer paints are listed below. able ore starting and expiration dates for each deal as well as the date of issue and page number of the original news story and/or advertisement providing details of each promotion. Please consult these for full information. PHONOS LISTING BETWEEN $151 and $200 VANGUARD-Started Sept. 1. Expires Sept. 30. Extrrecords entire extra ceci m rperacent;classics< Everymandelassics c an POSITION OISRV sl ral IO demonstration records stereo 30 per cent. leb 6/6/64 2/29/64 STARDAY-Expires Sept. 30, 1964. 1.811e Issue Woe BRAND % OF TOTAL POINTS Fifth Annual Country Music Spectacular Summer Sales end Fell Restocking Plan. A 20 per cent discount to dealers on all Sta,day regular -priced album lines. 1 1 1 Magnavox 35.5 2 3 4 RCA Victor 11.8 ABC-PARAMOUNT-Expires Sept. 30, 1964. Started June 28, 1964. A 12', per cent discount on all new and catalog merchandise. 3 2 3 Masterwork 11.6 June 28, 1964. 4 5 Zenith 10.0 IMPULSE-Expires Sept. 30, 19M. Started THE VILLAGE STOMPERS - A 121/, per cent discount on all new and catalog merchandise. 5 4 6 KLH 9.8 TANGERINE-Expires Sept: 30, 1964. Started June 28, 19M. 6 8 - General Electric 4.6 A cent discount on all new and catalog merchandise. 6 5 11 Motorola 4.6 GNP CRESCENDO-Expiration date indefinite. Started Jan. 1, 1964. 8 7 2 Voice of Music (V -M) 3.6 The 600 series--buy five. get one free. Regular series-buy nine, get one free. "OH! MARIE" 8 - - Sylvania 3.6 GATEWAY-Expiration indefinite. Started March 13, 19M. Others 4.9 Two free records for every IO purchased In serin 1100, 1200. 1400, 1600. One tree record for every 10 purchased In series 2000, 7000. 8000, 9000, 5.9716 with the exception of 9001 and 9003; buy ID get two free. Since this chart is based on the previous onth's salue, It isconceivable that DOOTO-Expiration indefinite. Started May 23, 19M. certain brands will appear et one time and not et another bs euee of many Buy five, get one free on all Comedy Records. influencing feriar,. Thus it doe. not indicate that the above ranking coolie, for any period other than the previous month. Those brand. that appeared in FOLKWAYS-Expiration indefinite. Started July 7, 1964. previous lutes for this category and do not happen to merit a listing above Eight pre -packed units 110 records per pack). one pee -peck free with pur - hen of five pre-packs, rest of Folkways catalog et 121/2 per cent additional = EPIC = are shown e below with their rank order in the issue indicated in parenthesis. discount. 6/6/64 Issue: Decca (6). ARHOOLIE RECORDS-Expiration date indefinite. //I WN. Started Sept. I. 1969. Distributor receives hvo free with every 10 bought on 2/29/64 Issue: Decca (6); Emerson (8); Webcor (8); Pilot (10). new product, une free with IO on catalog items.

42 BILLBOARD, September 26, 1964 PHONO DEALER'S TIP Blonder -Tongue Bows Fall Rentals Are Short Cut to Sales Promo for Home TV Line NEWARK, N. J.-Blonder- COLORADO SPRINGS, stationed in this community of average on sales is a surprising Tongue Laboratories is kicking Colo. Renting stereo phono- 60,000. 75 per cent. That is, 75 per off a big advertising and sales graphs at $3 per week is a The program was so success- cent of his rentals are eventually promotion effort for its home highly effective short cut to ful that when a Massaro added converted into actual sales. TV line of amplifiers, UHF con- sales, according to Al Massaro, separate department compo- Each for renter receives credit for verters and antennas. Jock head of TV Specialties, Inc., ag- nents, records, phonographs and the first three months' payments It features a special four -page gressive sound retailer here. recorders, he decided to extend he wishes ping if to buy the set. The advertising scheduled Massaro's original program his idea. insert rend rental renter also receives free a selec- through November in technical started with TV sets. He was Today, Massaro has as many tion of albums and singles. ppli- publications plus point -of -sale attempting to appeal to the large as 50 stereo phonograph sets out These include Westerns classics, promotion, direct mail and ad- number of military personnel on rental at a time. His batting and Top 40 pops. Nag- vertising mats. Thereafter, the customer can Highlighting the campaign is buy records at a "club dis- ial a new home TV product center - count" given by TV Specialties fea Estey Shows Recorders display, enabling stores to focus steles to all its rental customers. customer attention on the am - Massaro says not unusual tang it's pilfers, UHF converters and an- for a stereo phonograph rental tennas featured in the advertis- customer to end up buying sev- aatic ing and related material. eral hundred dollars' worth of anon All products in the center disks for his equipment. dial. have pilfer -proof mounting. hun- Rental customers sign a contract acknowledging responsi- sel bility for the return of the pho- sends out a serviceman for a am- nograph and guaranteeing it will regular monthly maintenance dem be handled with care. checkup. The serviceman not In return, TV Specialties only keeps track of the machine troc and services it, but he is able to aker. do a little selling as well. seer Massaro has no actual figures on his rentals, but he estimates Decca Adds to that stereo sales have tripled since the rental business went '65 Phono Line into effect. BLONDER TV CENTER NEW YORK - Decca has added another model to its 1965 4/ phonograph line. It's the Bristol Ye.i $J7ii 1. /s +7ii7ii I (DP -251), an all transistor- ,yi - i i:s ized portable unit, fully auto- tt,,.a77..,a 77wyiya \\/Aatt h`R!t fear matic, four -speed and full stereo iij !Cì`Zt \ /i`t d in high fidelity. (It is equipped ESTEY ELECTRONICS showed its line of four-track stereo tape hos, with a Garrard changer.) The recorders to New England dealers and sales representatives ICU suggested list price is $159.95. THE sers at a three-day Boston open -house last week. Examining the Decca's new line now con- equipment are Stanley Green, Estey president; Howard and sists of 11 portables (ranging in Gerry Arbetter, Arbetter Sales, Boston, Estey's New England list price from $19,95 to CHRISTMAS SONG pki. distributor, and Joseph Silver, national sales manager of $159.95): a Demonstrator, an Estey's tape recorder division. automatic component system, and two consolettes. All new models are now in stock. FOR 1964 s w for K L bay July Production & Formed St. Louis Music Continued from page 41 HOLLYWOOD-Songwriters Bows Catalog AND EVER AFTER list Hal Levy, who teaches a course seven -month 1964 rear total for all - in writing at UCLA and former channel sets was 2,161,900, com- student Bob Klimes, have pared to 508,928 units in the formed K & L Enterprises to same period of 1963. Little Stranger place material with record labels. Radios Up (In A Manger) Words ana Mia o by Slowly TOMMIE CONNOR set Radio production for July 07 G+ non o+ totaled 1,055,547, compared to asce 990,605 in July 1963, and the Name Change Lit- t 1964 seven-month total was 9,- raie CHICAGO-The Chad Calm G, 994,875 units, compared to 9,- Mitch- liu ell Trio is changing its name 575,843 for the same period of r r g r äl to the Mitchell Ala - there w lu - wpb welch Met yau, their ly CM1lld, Search lug 1963. Of the total for July, 371,- Trio, "the bet- y Ile 17 ter to represent three boys 303 were auto sets, compared to all G+ em, G, as equal members," 331,816 in July 1963. Auto sets according to Frank Fried, their manager. 4,1 you la a came three kings lea IMM produced for January -July 1964 . d" y., hy star, 1.11, tic totaled 4,531,350, compared to Calm m c C+ 5 4,084,42 for the same period of Phono Sales F--- ' 1963. In a man q, They Ilnd r=r,bea, - en te ynu a. Lb., e, FM sets produced in July Continued from page 41 117 1964 (excluding auto sets and in- j cluding other AM -FM combina- models totaled 198,369 in July, tions) totaled 106,835 units, compared to 230,282 in July 117 G, ,n 1963, and seven-month totals c compared to 120,825 in July ST. LOUIS CATALOG 1963. FM sets produced for the were 1,245,559 in 1964, com- :"r_motS'_isc-sm :7Jfi=i: tti:i, pared to 1,421,608 units in blgb - eri,. In a etti- ble on eu,b. ytum-Ne sbep-Ix+de fIIIW wll! wan- de, !me first seven months of 1964 to- ST. LOUIS- St. Louis Music 1963. Gm, G, c G+ Calm G, taled 925,000, compared to Supply Company, headed by Eu- 761,732 in same Factory sales the period of of consoles to- gene Kornblum, is putting out a 1963. taled 95,424 in July, compared catalog of musical instruments, guy by Iml nn IIgm, Li,. Wmn - get In e man - get Newt u all G. ha -1y to 106,766 in July 1963, and C C, G, aC C, IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII' accessories and sheet music sales for the first seven months called "the largest in company J r ,D l I r of 1964 totaled 752,243, com- night. Cllnln ul an - gele ate tang - Ing mis night ul bl,th, l4alm and FABARES history." your AND pared to 809,738 units in the c um+ Gg G+ º c lines Rogers same period of 1963. New include COLPIX PART drums, Fender guitars and sev- e glo - ,y to the mgt, -m,, LI -tae suon- get bete an earth HOLLYWOOD - Shelly Fa eral additions to Magnatone am- bares and Colpix Records have plifiers. come to a parting of the ways. Home Entertainment The label has granted her re- Continued from ¡rare 41 Copyright © 1964 by quest for a release and she is 1963 to approximately $125.7 now seeking a new affiliation, units valued at $59.9 million million in value, with $29.7 mil- HILL AND RANGE SONGS, INC. according to her attorney, in 1963, down from 4.4 million lion for monaural and $95.9 New York, N. Y. Gunther Schiff. units valued at $74.4 million million for stereo. In units, Her contract for five years in 1962. But radio -phono com- 3,054,000 were shipped of International Copyright Secured-Printed in U.S.A. was drawn in 1961. A featured binations with built-in recorders which 1.4 million were mon., role on the Donna Reed TV moved up in 1963 to shipments aural, and 1.6 million stereo. All rights reserved including the right of public show helped generate excitement of 1.3 million units valued at In 1962, Commerce says phono- performance for profit for her disks. She has since left $189.3 million from 1962 ship- graph shipments were valued at the show and is now expanding ments of 1.2 million units valued $135.4 million for 3,306,000 into full-length films for Colum- at $169.1 Mena:a t million. units, of which 1.5 million were 7:r . bia and MGM. e!=T'`Z r Electronic phonograph ship- monaural, and 1.7 million were J- )a=ºS' 11111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II III ments were down in value in stereo. Piet 1 eilr eme September 26, 1964, BILLBOARD 43 NEWS OF THE WORLD Billboard Buyers & Sellers Continued from page 40 archive of records of the Beatles, Elvis Presley, the Rat- by local balladeer Alf Cranner, tles and Rackets, the Rolling eZ4471 4_111 seventh. Most popular LP last Stones, and the Four Seasons. Ili month was also "With the Bea- Tired of fighting juvenile A convenient arket place for the best sources et equips,. nd tles," with "Gentleman Jim." crowds in Munich streets, m r Ihun teem aide.tapes. personnel . ring 20,000 buyer seller by Jim Reeves on RCA Victor Munich police cars are now hom entertainment equipment, coin machines and many other srelated products throughout following. mounted with high-powered the entire world. The British groups, the Swing- loudspeakers. Wherever teen- ing Blue Jeans and the Search- age crowds assemble to twist ers, will visit Norway during the 30 USED 45 RPM RECORDS (NO and riot in the streets, police sleeves). al postaald: 100 (only). 83. fall. Arne Bendiksen and Steinar cars quickly arrive and start to Orltiesi recent hit ab'.. 204 each. list. PUBLICATIONS SERVICES EMPLOYMENT SECTION Amortment of 100 all new 46's. 15.59 d Willadsen will handle the tours. play music. Like modern pied etpaid. Karo Enterpris . 2A94 Throop Dusty Springfield also plans to Ave.. Bronx. N. Y. 10469. pipers of Hamelin, the police visit Norway, but her contract cars drive slowly to Munich's SITUATIONS WANTED has not been signed yet. NEW SONGWRITERS central park, the English Gar- b Young Norwegian songstress dens, or to the Theresia Mea- PROGRESSIVE FOLK DUET-GUITAR RECORD MFG. SERVICES, Again a:: btu, the sensational teasempenlmena Intere.une Ilbersi p - Barbel (singing for Polydor) rep- original material. e.ried eadia. booklet by hit writers Rcard G dows. There the teen-age crowd etaºe, recording VVeenenre. Desire to SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENT Robert Sherman, composers of Walt resented Norway during the song may dance and shout the whole Imre Ì,ownsex22s Diamonds. Boa Disney's "Mary Poppini' Music, that festival in Zopot, Poland. Gun- Wit. LancInr. Miel, Toi.: 3316330. tells you how to night, and they don't disturb nar Eide was Norway's partici- the traffic and sleeping Munich - RECORD COMPANIES. I WOULD LICE pant in the jury. lo situate new tapes. Original. by lease RECORDING FACILITIES "SELL YOUR SONG" ers. The police department's available. Standard.. Novelties. IL SUPPLIES Per Gunnar Jensen, head of special dee jay is Ivan Von poteettl. elen : o Full info on copyrights. lead sheets, Frank 202 Kent St. Rochester B. publishing, demo discs, promotion, indie Manu, reveals that several Geczy, deejay at the Bayerischer NewF. York. royalties, pitfalls, contracts, ASCAP of his recording artists have Rundfunk, the Munich local Ce SMI, elements of successful songs, OF VERSATILE SONG LYRICS been issued in the U. S. Among LE protection, etc. Send only $1 to radio station.... Former British wllarITorR18originality 1 peal -BO leeks opportunity to collaborate them are the Brio Band and Las Munich-singer Maureen successful composer poloali°orrpYoutr -now Isinrsteá confidence. Write YOUR #1 SOURCE HALL OF FAME MUSIC CO. Telestares, to be issued on the Rene has been contracted to 163 W. 49 St., 6571 Santa Monica Blvd. Deville label. The Sunbeams will star in Tokyo for three Ñw orkC1t y111board, for the most complete line of- Hollywood, Calif. 90038 guest be featured on the Epic label. months during and after the YOUNG MAN TO Los Telestares will be renamed mp New Y ork luratGrequire. epee... RECORD RACKS Olympic games.... Italian sing- Ten y ' expertenn In sheet uele MOVE UP TO BIG MONEY! DEVELOP King Oden's Men in the U. S. retaagrr, tie peat five ss prefessie RECORD ACCESSORIES ing star Silvano Coach' will publisher Áurftatiak ahrwnWaresult..d- New indie here, Jorg-Fr. El- a tour of East Germany. retailer.°d`Wllthnneshr Write to JoE PEGBOARD POCKETS "tie. start Bryson St.. Canterbury. Vic.. Auw lertsen A-S (in business since is a Munich 7. BROWSER DIVIDER CARDS Elementary.eeortofnÌ`1RP PrWoncooacr.lCla n Cocchi star of the tralia. .026 richer.ngItatan invited. Brochure free. Hal May this year), has agreed with Tempo label.... Titled, "The Write for complete details on this d d alnhoaueN Y. tMedo 11772. American label Crescendo on Dream Cast of Kiss Me Kate," FRIDAY -selling, Profit.making Ilne. np..e28 MAN fast sole representation in Norway. the Bavarian Radio Network will Job wlanyytedt wlM Record oor Pubó.har LE -BO Products Co., Inc. Ellertsen just recorded a local feature the Reprise LP album company. d version of "Gotta Travel On" Willing. adaptable, "d.reliabl . 33.59 Vernon Blvd. RECORD eOsetewteuhoMitlLt np w starring Frank Sinatra, Dean Lean, quleklY. TYa, Coed .pond- We called "Jeg Ma Avsted" ent. Referenea. Phone or write: Long Island City I. N. Y. tunes to put t u singles! iti Dra Martin, Sammy Davis, Jo Staf- evaluate your mingles and albums. W. Lis BO4X A-273 in with new songstress Baxter. ford, Keely Smith and the HI SudiesetsTon 300. To uImprovedsthe mien` The melody is on the Swedish lily, as well az quality. of your selnuon Los.... CBS representative Von I5g N. toserest. Elend all ernºlee and albums to Records chart in a local version. Ellert- Hollywood, Calif. 90029 RECORD PROMOTION valuation Servin, ce Daniel McElwain, Priawitz arrived here for a press N. St., North Tarrylwn, sen has the publishing rights with CBS singing & PUBLICITY NewMS Waork 10593." conference here.... Claus Holler, head of star Christa.... Advertised as ANNOUNCING Karusell in Stockholm, just "The Hottest Show of the Year," CONSULTATION visited Sverre Dahl of Siemens showman Kari Buchman staged a new low rate for All questions answered about Re Al Norge.... American singer a show at the 4,000 -seater Cir- cording, Dlstrlbntion, Printing, Skip- MISCELLANEOUS Bishop, previously with the Deep SITUATIONS ping, Musk Publishing. etc.. cus Krone in Munich featuring River Boya, is heading for a the Five Liverpools, the Rattles, a WANTED ADS RECORD NATIONAL 30,000 PROFESSIONAL COMEDY LINES! career here. His second platter Drops, Manuels, Billy PROMOTION & Monthly topical gag service too! Free the Five to help people In the tilled fields of PUBLICITY aloe. RobertCrOder,escent. 3 t Daniel on the Troll label is a tribute Baldwin Harbor. N. V. ch-np Sanders, Drafi Deutscher, Su- PRESSING to the late Jim Reeves, "Anne MUSIC, RECORD, COIN, PROMOTION, zanne Doucet and the Chicks. No he tun small Marie." . Phonogram just Munich deejay Tony ENTERTAINMENT DISTRIBUTION ARRANGED issued a new Fontana record Sehwaegerl wrote a book "The to make the right, beet metng con- featuring the Hootenanny Sing- Story of Radio Luxembourg." nections. THIS IS THE PERFECT MORTY WAX when answering ads . . from Sweden, "Darliñ ." On en This station is the most impor- MEDIA FOR SELLING YOURSELF PROMOTIONS the Swedish Polar label, the TO PROSPECTIVE EMPLOYERS. tant place in Europe to spin 1650 Broadway Say You will a new LP. The Saw It in group do U. S. commercial music night N.Y, N.Y.10019 Hootenanny Singers have been 12.00 will do the trick for a 1/2" and day. Billboard the most Scan- ad In one Issue ... maximum 35 CI 7.2159 one of popular JIMMY JUNGERMANN words, plus name and address. dinavian entertaining groups in the Swedish folk parks during MAIL COPY AND PAYMENT TO: Sverre Dahl of CLASSIFIED RATES the summer.... SYDNEY B1114oard Clai.Had Mart Siemens Norge A -S is satisfied 165 W. Nth St. Per Inrerlion York. with summer sales (like other The World Record Club has New N. Y.. 10016 record companies). Each Additional Norwegian issued a new label aimed at Inch that the Beatles (whose Manul.ctumt claiming the teenage market called Adv.ttisas S9 51s STS S9 non -EMI records he represents) "Young World." The aim is to HELP WANTED have brought a new interest in release one album a month D istributers IRaulanall disks here, but "also the bad is NEW RECORD COMPANY LOOKING & Employment $s 59 I 515 SS until the label established. Advanlnrs weather and the bad TV -pro- be fC :enc"oonrdl.. oCsn.RgRhCmn ó The percentage of disks will ourier Rrr 414,6n St., grams have brought new in- D lefdb in the folk vein. The company Fremont, OMs, aeºd 59 515 SOS $9 (National) terest to music on records." . . will release from the catalogs Situations Command is selling well here of Horizon, Everest, In, Davon Wanted for $2 59 I 315 SS in Norway, especially because This month the DISTRIBUTING Individuals and Capitol. SERVICES Norway was the first of the World Record Club Issued the Minimum sire told is Iy", eppraalmetely 35 words, 1" 70 words. Scandinavian countries that un- an album "The Big Hootenanny." All rates for EACH insertion. PAYMENT MUST BE IN derstood what this label could ADVANCE Belinda Music (Australia) Pty., RECORD DISTRIBUTORS Advertisement 2" or larger are et Inboxed style. mean to the business, although if Box Numbs used, follow10 words for n mbar end eddrers, Ltd., continues to expand their the price originally was as high OPEN A RECORD DE- Box number Service charge is 100 per insertion. output of local works with com- cRETAILERS, as $7. Now it's under S6. The I.Pa retsinaº URI THIS HANDY ORDER FORM poser Barry Gibb and the Wil- °tretailih Command single "Love Me With atee OWét set refund contrib- for annyr rds left over. aWrla or eall All Your Heart" by the Ray liams -Conde Company Hal Faktor, 4143 W. Armitage Ave.. following uting to the output. Current Chicago, fil. CA 7-3722. np Please insert the ad for consecutive issue!. Charles Singers has been issued on Polydor The first commitments for Gibb include Hooding, Size. here.... new works for the Midnighters, ID Set regular classified style. Set boxed classified style. Command LP Stereo records Strong in Arizona, featuring classical music (Pitts- RCA artists; the CBS group of Ohio and California Amount enclosed burgh Symphony with William artists, and Jimmy Hannan, as well as several artists on the COPY: conducting, has been Frank Barris sings Steinburg records on issued here through Siemens Festival label. New Gibb's compositions include ANGEL FACE & Norge.... Haakon Tveten of Norsk Phonogram has been to those released by Bryan Davies, on HMV and the Bee Gees on DEVIL MIND Company Maine Authorized by London.... 'Stop the World- I Want to Get Off' is being Festival. The Williams -Conde b/w Address premiered here this month. Company have two sides by Anne Riley, a new artist. Warren City State a Zip Code ... Iversen and Frogh have re- RUBY ANN will also record some PLEASE ENCLOSE YOUR PAYMENT. WE DO NOT BILL FOR CLASSIFIED ADS. corded a series of platters with Williams titles from this catalog on the Sound by a new talent, Terje Nilsen (call- FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND/OR ASSISTANCE CONTACT. CLASSIFIED ADVER- Nelson), sing- Festival label. Meanwhile, Bel- COPPER STATE SOUND ing himself Teddy TISING MANAGER, Billboard, 165 West 46th St, New York City 10036. ing his own compositions with inda has a number of new songs 815 E. Broadway, Tucson, Ariz. ADVERTISING RATES INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE English words, accompanied by crashing the charts: "Where DJ's, write for fro samples. Classified: Per line SI. Minimum A lines per intention. the Did Our Love Go," the Su- DISPLAY! Per inch Sid. Minimum I inch. an instrumental group, Apaches. ERIKSEN premos; "Maybe I Know," Les- BRITE STAR RECORDS Above prices are for one median in one issue. Cash or check with order. ley Gore; "When You Loved tower tes for 12. 26. 52 Insertions In a one-year period. National Distributors MUNICH Me," Brenda Lee; "Baby I Newberry, Ohio FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Palm Reille, International AdvertisingDirector. DIIIbar, 163 West 4616 Street, N. Tee Need Your Loving," the Four Authorised by Tau Clerk CIryry 10036 ar The Munich Police Depart- Andy de Veer, European !Skeeter, IS Renewer ment is the first police arm in Tops, and "You'll Never Get to Smote, W. 1. England. the world to build up an Heaven." Dionne Warwick. 44 BILLBOARD, September 26, 1964 BULK VENDING news Grant to 16 States MANDEIL GUARANTEED St. Louis Operator Switches Relief on Taxes USED MACHINES CHICAGO - Vending ma- Ñ.w. aal 4e, Ir slub sales tax relief is now .ó: mae,ue.°s çe All -Novelty Route for Summer chine N'W. lo -col. le Tb um Vie R. 19 21 granted or in part by 16 N.W.1 Con - totally Ü Ìa lÚÉ'cÌ,!6e. 6.30 an away to practically some 90 locations only ID per States, according to a recent sur- Allas let ae lee Ct, sell Gum. 15.00 ST. LOUIS -How will dwindled 11 TeL Gum 12.00 all -novelty vending route go? nothing for candy corn, jelly- cent below conventional oper- vey by the National Automatic A,itscorn e lb. Glob. IQ» for February or March Association. Very well indeed, according beans, bridge mix, chocolate ations Merchandising MERCHANDISE 8 SUPPLIES same year, whereas the 10 -page study, released to M. E. Fredericks, St. Louis confections and tab gum. Ball of the The total volume had NAMA members, hie Nuts Jumbo Queen bulk operator who formerly had gum volume, while more reli- year before, exclusively to able, was never what it should been down to 20 per cent for lists 13 States which impose no P istachio Nuts, Jumbo Quinn bad luck with confections dur- .64 the same two months. More- or use tax on vended mer- wMta ing the summer. With the humid, be. sales PNta

Vender as illustrated I as well as other North- Try one Learn - why other western machines. operators find the SUPER 60 their MEMBER MACHINE DISTRIBBUTORS, loo. Bulk Banter tevorite capsule vender. Getting the Northwesterner? It's a NAMP newsm magazine. Ask to get on our ailing list. It's free! COMPANY NORTHWESTERN Pacific Patter WIRE. WRITE OR PHONE SALES AND SERVICE CO. ADORES& Harry and Mae Burke are con- MOE MANDELL CITY templating another trip to their 446 W. 36th Sr.. New Yea! la, N. Y Pill in coupon, dip end mall te, katimgävi home State of Florida. . . Joe Wiseacre 4-6467 KING & COMPANY Gomez was up from Mexico City CORPORATION 2944 E. Armstrang St., Mattis, Ill. 3100 W. Lab N. Chicago I, 111. and visited his friends at Oper- Mew: ICI 3-3,02 Phone: WHitney 2-1300 ators. . Larry Curtis, Los Say You Saw It in Billboard We handle complete lire of machines. parts Er supplies. Angeles operator, is passing out cigars upon the birth of a son. e shall i,l e, lr lab lanckaa e Gum, a an. Sul., Vie elelassiBay.C,ck.ilCah,.C°lmde,elliedoNduló000vaCratedv Sltlnn ma..re al1l! He is the Curtis' first child.. . Please rush complete information and prices on b hi; L flets. w ppers,SiampFdeSaitrn Jeffrey Phillips returned to Los Ball Cum -Charms Sanitary Route Capsule., Northwestern SUPER SIXTY Angeles from a stay in Mexico da, Wl Brackets, Reeftractb F `.etedsCastneo an vSNapkin.,ná n, Vender las illustratedi as well as other North- Write to lung dr Co. for prime ana our 13-Daºe catalog. lalel and has gone back into the western machines. e vending business. . Don Holmes, LaHabra, is back from NAME t~ vacation and an extended trip COMPANY throughout the East, where he re NEW ITEMS! visited old friends and relatives. ADDRESS McCurry, San Diego CITY i c -10c -VENDING John -5c Vendors Distributing Company, Fill in ecueon. clip and mall to: IS KEY CHAIN LOOP ON ALL ITEMS!!! supplies. BITTERMAN & SON BEAUTIFUL ASSORTED COLORS!!! was at Acme for e Member National Vending Machine Distributors, Inc, AVAILABLE AT YOUR DISTRIBUTOR! The YMCA of the Westches- ID 4111 E 17th St. Kansas City 27, Mo. ter area of Los Angeles, has Phone: WA 1.3900 e a vending pro- TING Mill launched bulk R We handle complete line of machines, Cr supplies. SIOUX FAMOUS ject to raise funds for the Hi -Y parts tD INDIAN Club, according to Art Miller, k CHIEFS who with Dennis Ryono visited n Acme for a business talk with EWORLD Vending Headquarters for VICTOR ea KHRUSHCHEV Lew Feldman. Art said the de- K FAMOUS cision to use bulk venders for The Most Complete and Finest Line of Bulk Vendors COCHISE CARICATURES the project was made because á CHIRICAHUA JOHNSON DE his father, William Miller, was GERONIMO GAULLE NEW SELECTORAMA® ONTEZUMA APACHE CAPSULED WITH formerly in the industry. LOOSE CAPSULE', REY CHAIN BEAUTIFUL STORE WINDOW DISPLAY AZTEC SAM ABBOTT Available in la 5e, 104, 259 or 506 coin mechanisms. g WORLD FAMOUS CARICATURES $10.00 $18.30 $28.00 vend 100 gum, V, V -I and V-2 capsules. 18.30 28.00 Unit can count NEW GOOD LUCK TROLLS 10.00 Use as single unit or be mounted on ltiple stands. FAMOUS INDIAN CHIEFS 10.00 18.30 20.00 New, attractive and durable ,yaca-saver stand available for l FAMOUS INDIAN CHIEFS eight units. 30.00 35.00 Dooruble or triple your sales with thO great vendor. Write FAMOUS INDIAN CHIEFS 50a/, /EATNERS MEN WHO READ for further details, cola circular .and Dices. 50% REY CHAIN - 33,00 Large Stock f Vendors -Porta d Merchandise. D BURIN Write for Prices. OAK SALES COMPANY OAK SALES OF FLORIDA MEAN BUBINERR GRAFF VENDING SUPPLY CO., INC: 33141 2033 Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa., 15219 1121 71st Sr, Muhl Beach, Fla., 2817 W. DAVIS ST. DALLAS,- TEXAS AT 12478 UN 595d5

September 26, 1964, BILLBOARD 45 You count OPERA TOR PROFILE Price Bows more Willingness to Experiment and Goofy Putty with OAK! ROSLYN, N. Y.-The Paul A. Price Company this week Diversify Builds KC Operation went into production on Goofy Putty, a 10 -cent capsule item. KANSAS CITY, Mo.-Con- servicemen sleeping two nights According to Price, the sub- *oak plastic stant willingness to experiment out on the road, and returning, stance, putty, will pick MANUFACTURING COMPANY. INC. and diversify has built up a to service remote hamlets and up the imprint on printed 11411 C11a, cell m. e.,ean.ae Ave. e,.... 2,500-machine bulk vending op- cities. matter, may be stretched into eration for Bernard K. Bitter - A man who enjoys traveling, outlandish shapes, and it also man, of Bitterman & Son, Kan- and who spends much of his bounces. sas City, spare time in exploring the cor- Point -of-purchase displays in SANITARY Like many top-drawer opera- ners of the United States, Bitter - Day - Glo are furnished with tors, Bitterman got into bulk man sold 95 per cent of the each order. VENDORS vending by accident. He was a locations involved himself, and luggage salesman in 1931, when until recently rode routes at random, revins his brother-in-law bought a few in search of added peanut machines, and unsuc- vending possibilities, spot ex- cessfully tried to operate them pansion, etc. in Kansas City. Along with traveling, Bitter - teBALL AND Faced with income problems B. K. BITTERMAN man's hobby is playing with his in the middle of the depression, five grandchildren, some of attack, which resulted in slow- VENDING Bitterman decided to try bulk whom will be added to the ing down a bit. staff, in the GUNSa~ó"mi vending, and took over the 100 future, as plans go 1960 Best Year original peanut machines. Since today. Allan Bitterman, operat- Bitterman pointed out that as then, beginning with wall -type ing general supervisor, fol- 1960 was the best year for bulk lows an unusual Direct Low Factory Prices venders, he has steadily ex- hobby in the vendors everywhere, the first collection of antique automo- B ubble tall Gen, Ib, 170 id © panded into every type of bulk 210 et. & Abet Stu....301 lb. introduction of capsules, which biles, Chicle gall Gum, 130 et...301/2 lb. vending, and now has 2,500 and his office walls are produced fantastically good lined with photographs and Clor-e-Vend Call Gem.... 43I lb. machines in operation, with a Cler.e-Need Chides, 320 et__plh lb. PH-DUO sales results, and which have paintings of leading Chicle Chicks, 320 & 320 et. .39 lb. payroll of six. types of been doing well ever since. He famed marques. g obble Chick., 320 a 520 cf. ...315/, lb. RECESSED ACE LOCK Good Old Days points out that trolls have just Replacement Items lab (short .tick), 100 et... 40c boa about the same sort of appeal, Highly pleased with sales 3 -stick Gam, 100 tuck, $2,00 BAKED ENAMELED CABINET "Those were the days," he F.0.0. Faster 130 n. lets said. 6 cents a and have been a big help in volume today, Bitterman feels "Peanuts were AMERICAN CHEWINC PROCIUCIS CHROME MECHANISMS pound, picked up at a Kansas recent years. that much of the expansion. years of manufacturing experience City roasting plant, and ball Gradually expanding to nickel, greater returns per machine, Otb a Mt. Pleasant gum and jellybean prices were dime and quarter machines for which have been achieved since Newark, N. J. 07104 about the same. There was a merchandise vending, the Kan- 1960 have come from a constant much better profit -spread in the sas City operator created a sec- search for good replacement depression, oddly enough, than ond organization a few years items, willingness to assay route there has ever been since." back, Bitterman & Button, in possibilities by experimenting A cinq 1947, with Harper Button as with this type of machine and In the first few years, after the first and newest adding tab chewing gum to his president, and himself as vice- that. routes, Bitterman went to 1,500 president. Larger -scale vending For example, where many operators were disappointed machines, hiring his first em- operations are carried out in NORTHWESTERN ploye in 1939. In 1935 he took through this firm. vending ball-point pens, the over distributorship for two Toward the end of the war, Kansas City operator has more Now ready for than 100 leading bulk vender lines, which Bitterman foresaw that many machines in supermar- immediate deliv- kets, offering ball pens at 10 he has held continuously ever military bases created during the ery. Holds 1,000 since. Over the years, operating national emergency would con- cents close to where housewife- PM -TRIO shoppers write checks, make up individually from a quiet Kansas City suburb, tinue to operate, and was one shopping lists, etc. and has wrapped Compact Rugged Construction. Any close to major highways which of the first bulk vendors in the created a solid market such FLEER'S Combination f 25c and soc Coin lead to his territory of six Mid- nation to sign up big military for Mechanism,. Clutch Handles. Adjustable pens. DUBBLE BUBBLE prices. west States, Bitterman has installations for every type of Hoppers Write for Vending comic books, novel- vended just about every item bulk -vending equipment. Now, TAB GUM, he has Air Force, Army and ties, capsules, confections, pic- line of AcornGum which fits into the scope of bulk the mast popular We else rry a complete all over ture cards, varmints, trolls, etc., vendors, gum, charms, capsules. machines. Navy installations his in bubble gum. etc. Bitterman has never forgotten Through the late 1940's, his six -State territory, representing with that it was peanuts that Wrappers Include son grew up a hundreds of machines, Allan with daily started him out, and still keeps comics, fortunes PEN -MAR job at Bitterman headquarters, outstanding good will in every case, a heavy percentage of Spanish end premium and is currently being groomed peanuts on his vending lo- DISTRIBUTING to take over the entire opera- Servicing redemption. Bulk loading. Other cations, products soon available. Authorised Oak Distributors tion when Bernard retires. Bit- Because of the huge size of terman has no intention of doing the territory serviced, many of Boo 1142, Hugeºlawn, Maryland Phone 739-0880 so, even though not long ago the routes are two and three NAMA Issues BIRMINGHAM he suffered a coronary heart day turnarounds with route VENDING COMPANY Labor Manual 520 Second Ave., North =l38.rtg..1 'J .l 'l' rli g' ainMi i n e-5-L-r i..g. - CHICAGO-"Before and Af- Birmingham, Alabama ter the Union Drive," the first Phone: FAirfax 4-7526 of a two -volume labor relations VICTOR'S NEW TOPPER "66" manual for vending operating company management, has been Sc hoe n bo ch Now Vends Capsules $ published by the National Auto- 50 matic Merchandising Associa- For Merchandise 1,1 ea.! tion, LOW, LOW PRICE I The 56 -page booklet was written by Dr. Benjamin Werne, Leaf Brand The most durable and dependable machine ever built. New and attractive design. NAMA's veteran employer -em- Vends "V" capsules at Se, 1Oe or 25c. Also vends 210 and 100 size gum. Machine RAIN-BLO specially designed to accommodate new, attractive styrofoam display panel. ployee relations consultant. According to Samuel M. All Sizes NEW CASH BOX Goran, the association's em- lbs. or more '00hipped prepaid. Snap -in cash box makes collections quick and easy. Ends spilled coins. Cash ployer-employee relations committee chairman, the second vol- Box optional, 50c ea. COMPLETE SELECTION ume, "How to Negotiate a Un- nuts. pcandy. NEW VICTOR CAPSULES ion Contract," will soon be gum, including Victor introduces a brand-new all -clear capsule. Features: Capsules have added printed. capacity, are easier to fill and grip tighter. Three sizes for larger soles. PISTACHIO NUTS "V" Capsules S 4.50 per M (5M Lots) CASHEW NUTS "V.1" Capsules S 8.00 per M (5M lots) Memphis Cig "V.2" Capwles $13.50 per M (2M lots) CHARMS LOGAN'S 10c SPECIALS ASSEMBLED IN "V" CAPSULES Sales Off 5% lc Vending MEMPHIS Cigaret sales Pointed Scatter Pins $35,00 M - Sc Rocket Mixes Trolls with Stone Eyes 38.00 M dropped 5 per cent in Memphis Deluxe Girls and Boys Rings 30.00 M for the first eight months of Sc and 10c Capsules Fancy Key Holder with 8 -Ball 35.00 M this year, to same compared the New and Used Baboon with moving arms and legs 25.00 M period last year, Sloan O. Craig, Styrofoam Display Front (without merchandise) for new Victor 1 collector of licenses and priv- BULK VENDORS Topper "66." Ea. 10 ileges, reported last week. all types including pans and supplies Write, Wire or Phone For Low Quantity Prices The city collect a 1 -cent -per - pack tax. Craig said tax col- NATIONAL VENDING lected through Aug. 31 was MEMBER "LEADER IN BULK VENDING FOR 20 YEARS" MACHINE DISTRIBUTORS, Inc. $396,058 -which means that 39,605,800 packs were sold- J. SCHOENBA(H compared to $416,227 col- 115 Lincoln Place, BROOKLYN 16, N. Y. lected through Aug. 31, 1963- 1850 W. Division St., Chicago, III. 60622 Area Code . PRelldenl 51900 312-HU 6-4870 41,622,700 packs sold, 46 BILLBOARD, September 26, 1964 COIN MACHINE/news

IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II011111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Shift in German Juke Box EDITORIAL Industry Service imth Pattern Seen Distribution its New & Used Phonograph was an early casualty and With this issue, Billboard introduces By OMER ANDERSON of an enterprising German firm, ducer, as an industry service for no longer produces phonographs. and Amusement Game Index-offered Tonomat, of Neu Isenberg, the control and pricing of equipment. The index COLOGNE Competition is Only two major German manu- reference, inventory - Frankfurt suburb. From the Neu comprehensive listing of virtually every type of coin - sharpening in the saturated West has facturers remain Th. Berg- contains a Isenberg base, Canteen - and music device manufactured since 1953. German phonograph market, mann & Co., of Hamburg, pro- operated amusement branched out over Germany several months in the making. Billboard y a Symphonie, and The index has been and trade sources forecast radi- with the purchase of distribut- ducer of the thorough and accurate of distribution Bingen, which produces confidently feels that it is the most complete, cal realignment ing companies. One of the most N.S.M., into seven stagnation one of its kind ever assembled. Equipment is broken patterns if the current important such companies is the Serenade. bowlers, pool Compact Boxes categories: Phonographs, pin games, shuffleboards and continues. Canteen's Helmut Rehbock of kiddie rides. The German market went Bergmann and N.S.M. are tables, uprights, arcade equipment and Hamburg. each category are listed the manufacturers, and under the from zero boxes to about 50,000 Wurlitzer similarly took a di- strong in the compact box field, Within different pieces of equipment according to date in eight years. Since then, the rect jump into the German mar- but neither competes with the manufacturers, the blank column is left for computing, checking or phonograph census has fluctu- ket-and the hard way. Wur- U. S. firms in the prestige box first released. A use by the operator. ated between 50,000 and 55,000. litzer constructed a manufac- market. To survive, the German other be he distributor or operator, who makes his living Trade experts acknowledge that turing plant in North Germany, producers are orienting their op- For the man, -operated equipment, here's a complete listing of the market is saturated, and they and there began production of a erations toward the export mar- dealing with coin traded today. see no appreciable further ex- box designed specially for the ket, where German phonographs everything actively the have a high reputation for qual- IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII0111111111111111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII pansion in offing. European market, the Lyric. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Meantime there has been a Wurlitzer Operation ity and have a competitive edge proliferation of producers and a The Wurlitzer operation par- in price. stepped -up inflow of imported allels to some extent that of For example, N.S.M. is giv- Court Rules Pool Tables boxes. The four major U. S. Canteen, which produces an ing heavy promotion to the fact producers, in particular, have economy box, theElectronic, for that it exports 70 per cent of carved out a dominant position the European market and ships Serenade production. Both Do Not Violate Ordinance in the German market parallel- for the carriage Bergmann and N.S.M., signifi- in its AMI of interpretation of the city ing that achieved by U. S. auto- trade. However, the AMI is as- cantly, are strongly entrenched BUFFALO - Supreme Court has ordinance was involved. makers. sembled at Neu Isenberg, but in the British market. Justice Gilbert H. King pool that, whereas Rock -Ola Policy Wurlitzer is shipping its U. S. However, despite the efforts ruled that coin-operated He pointed out not violate Buffalo's State Penal Code prohibits Rock -Ola was first into the box direct from North Tona - of German producers to expand tables do the may be "readily" German market, and at the very wanda ready for operation. exports, domestic trade circles gambling ordinance. devices that a memorandum for gaming, the city start of the boom. Rock -Ola Seeburg, while still not con - are pessimistic about the outlook He said in converted acted in a "arbi- uses the same lan- mechanisms to Germany vinced of the profitability of a at home. There is talk of a re- that the city ordinance shipped manner in omits the word foreign exchange restric- European manufacturing or as- organization o f distribution trary and capricious" guage but while three ap- tion were still in force, the mech- sembly operation, has neverthe- channels to increase the manu- refusing licenses for readily." and directed that these anisms being mounted in Ger- less established a distribution facturer's profit margins, with at plicants "Under the interpretation of approved. man -built cabinets. The result- subsidiary at Hamburg, Seevend. least one trade authority specu- devices be the ordinance by the corpora- on an appeal by ing phonographs thus qualified This powerful American com- lating that, sooner or later, man- He acted tion counsel and under a literal Vending Service Inc., as German -built and slid under petitive thrust into the German ufacturers may try eliminating Allied reading of the exact language' restaurant operators, the customs barrier- market has taken its toll of wholesalers entirely and selling and two of the ordinance, it is within Palaszewski and Automatic Canteen was next German rivals. Wiegandt, in the direct to the retail trade. Edward L. the power of the city officials to E to penetrate the German market early phase of the German boom Der Muenzautomat, the inde- Leonard Pawlicki. refuse to license virtually any King held that the question in force through the acquisition an important phonograph pro- (Continued on pare 54) (Continued on page 54)

N. J. Operators Local and State Groups Contribute Jones Names Major Role in MOA Resurgence To Organize McMurdie V -P CHICAGO - It's no secret chine associations that have and local associations my bosses that Music Operators of Amer- given the national group vig- too." orous support. As Granger told Billboard ica is experiencing its greatest Credit Bureau When MOA Managing Direc- later, "I meant every word. Run- What a lot resurgence in years. tor Fred Granger appeared re- ning an association is like run- NEWARK, N. J.-The Vend- of people may not realize is that cently before the Nebraska coin ning a political campaign. It's New Jersey, in an that gives ing Guild of a good portion of the credit rests machine association, he told the the grass roots support effort to halt the rising incidents MOA its greatest strength." with the State and local coin ma- group he considered "the State of fraud on the part of location Team Effort owners, has set up the Operator Granger said that the key to Credit 'Exchange, Inc. The MOA's success was in having goes into opera- credit bureau strong State and local groups tion Tuesday (I). Bally Bows Big Day, i that considered their work and Purpose of the OCEI is to MOA's work a team effort. statistics gather information and A look at some of MOA's about locations, to determine Flipper Four -Player membership figures shows the their which locations live up to extent to which the State and and which contract obligations CHICAGO - The Dynamic local groups have helped the na- do not. The information will go Off-Center Balance feature of tional group proper. to VGNJ members. Bally Manufacturing Company's Of MOA's 900 members, comes The New Jersey move newest pinball game is generat- some 200 are automatically en- action of the on the heels of the ing international enthusiasm, ac- in both their State or la DEAN MCMURDIE York rolled Music Operators of New cording to Bill O'Donnell, com- cal group and the national. That setting up an information R. F. Jones in pany president. is, when this group pays its State CHICAGO-The New action - service. The York The game, Big Day, a four or local lues, it also pays the Company, a major Rowe AC by the practice was prompted player, flipper type, recently un- MOA dues to the State or local distributor, announced last week artists opening of fast -buck derwent a 60 -day test in chosen association, and the association the appointment of Dean Mc- advance com- stores, collecting worldwide locations. in turn sends the dues into MOA Murdie to the position of vice- opera- a missions from competing "The tests proved Big Day headquarters. president and general sales man- premises. tors, then skipping the consistently big attraction and an The system was adopted by six ager. this A Billboard story on unusually big money-maker," State associations and MOA is McMurdie, formerly executive Sept. practice appeared in the O'Donnell reported. "Players are hopeful that more will join in. vice-president of Rowe AC Man- (Continued on page 54) the dynamic enthusiastic about Automatic Collection ufacturing, will handle all Jones the play - off -center balance of that automatically operations in 13 Western States it provides excit- The groups Rudy Leitgeb Dies f ield because collect MOA dues when their and the Far East. He will work surprise action and fantas- ing members pay their local dues in- out of the company's San Fran- N. tically long kicker drives to tan- CLIFFSIDE PARK, J.- clude: AMOA of Pennsylvania cisco headquarters. veteran music talizing scoring targets." Rudy Leitgeb, headed by Joseph LaSala, Before joining Rowe AC, Mc- machine operator, died here re- Mayfield Resets Michael Mutqueen's New York Murdie was a district manager was a member of the One -ball play appeal is as- cently. He State Operators' Guild, G. B. for Seeburg Corporation, and Vending Guild of New Jersey sured with Big Day, O'Donnell Garrett's North Carolina Oper - prior to that was a sales execu- and was prominent in trade as- added, because the playfield re - on page 54) tive with R. F. Jones. sociation affairs. (Continued on page 54) BIG DAY (Continued 47 26, 1964, BILLBOARD 4 September Straights, Jokers Key NAMA Contest Deadline Set N. Y. Ops to Make 2d To Williams Riv'boat CHICACiO - Oct. 8 is the final date for entries in the Mer- Try chandising Sweepstakes at Licensing Bill CHICAGO Williams' new The second big feature on Survey - sponsored by the National Au- Riverboat pinball has a card- Riverboat is centered around ROCHESTER, N. Y. The tomatic Merchandising Associa- - The New York State Restau- playing theme reminiscent of the three joker cards at the bottom New York State Coin Machine rant Liquor Association felt that tion. Association era for which of the playfield. The cards are will make a second this provision would be a blow the game is named. lighted by A $100 first prize will be try at getting hitting either of two awarded to the operator an operator li- against location ownership of The blackglass and playfield are joker targets on both sides of submit- censing bill enacted into law. ting the best merchandise idea. coma machines. atractively decorated with river- the playfield. The first attempt got through However, the New York State Lighting The contest will be judged dur- both houses boats, top-hatted, "high -rolling" all three jokers with ing of the New York coinmen propose to have a 15 - one ball lights the NAMA Convention and State Legislature gentlemen and jeweled ladies. the swinging tar- Trade Show at McCormick early this year grandfather clause in the get and the top rollover, both year, but it was vetoed by Gov- The game has two main fea- of Place, Chicago, Oct. 17-20. second bill. which in turn give free games ernor Rockefeller. Other reasons cited for tures. Making a five -to -nine According to Billy Martin, the if hit. Meeting at the Sheraton Ho- veto were objections raised by "straight" lights a bottom roll- A pair 1964 convention over which of targets at the top program chair- tel here Thursday (17), the Em- Mayor Wagner, the State Com- in turn gives the of the playfield player an extra light correspond- man, 50 entries have been re- pire State coinmen voted to merce Department, the State game if hit. ing- colored bumpers. Making a 10 -to -ace "straight" Lighting ceived to date, including an idea give it another go. police and various police chiefs. all four colored bumpers also State Sen. The Rochester legislator said lights another bottom rollover lights for a voice recording in a coffee Thomas Laverne which the roll -under gate which (R., Rochester), who the passage of the licensing bill also gives an extra game then gives vender to promote beef stew in introduced if hit. the player 100 points the original bill, told the oper- was essential to demonstrate if hit. a nearby soup machine. that Making both "straights" ators that one of the reasons the industry is serious gives Other Riverboat features in- about keeping the player an automatic free All NAMA operator members for the measure's veto was the out criminals, clude number match, slug rejec- "grandfather clause" and such passage would also game. The "straights" are made tor, Plastikote playfield, are eligible for the contest. Those provision. by going stainless This provision would exempt assure the public about the through a top rollover steel trim and optional twin submitting ideas will receive, as source or by from examination those opera- of the operators money. hitting a center swinging chutes. The is adjustable a bonus, a compilation target. game of all the tors who had been in the busi- N. Y. Exemption for three or five -ball play. entrants' ideas. ness five or more years. To satisfy New York City objections, Laverne proposed that the second bill exempt - cities of a million or more population from its provisions. New York City is the only municipal- ity in the State of more than 1,000,000. Lou Werner, NYSCMA counsel, said the proposed change in "B" games have always been the State Penal Code would broaden the interpretation of lucky games for operators, and "something of value with regard BIG DAY is the luckiest to coin games. For example, he explained, the add -a - flipper game ever built. ball feature would be clearly outlawed. Also, the new code would extend criminal liability on ille- gal games to the operator, distributor and manufacturers and all involved in the delivery, selling and service of the ma- PLAYER chine. Up till now only the location owner is subject to FESTIVAL arrest. FLIPPER Officers, all re-elected, were 4 Millie McCarthy, president; Ed Solomon, secretary, Mac Doug- ay las, treasurer, and Bucky Van Wyck, Henry Knobloch, Charles Keppler, Joe Grillo, Fred Scilano and George Holzman, all vice- presidents. Granger to Talk To Chi Group CHICAGO-Recorded Music Service Association, the Chicago ynamic juke Balance box operator association, will hear Music Operators of America Managing Director of off -center playfield Fred Granger at its forthcoming meeting Oct. 1 (Thursday) in the Water insures plenty of surprise action, fantastic Tower Inn. kicker Granger received an invitation drives to tantalizing score targets and fascinating from RMSA President Earl Kies "came -close-try -again" repeat -play appeal. to pitch local operators on the national conclave. The meeting ONE- BALL PLAY- is the regular fall session for the APPEAL insured by fact that playfield Chicago group. A strong turnout resets to first -coin condition as each ball escapes through of local operators is expected to he on hand for Free -Ball Gate or out -hole, demanding ball -by -ball skill - MOA's Oct. 14-16 convention, shooting and maximum flipper -strategy. IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Illllllllllllllllllllf DOUBLE FREE -BALL GATES insure, not NEW LOW HIT only the thrill of getting extra balls, but also chance to score Specials and Bonus -Scores IN VANDALISM by shooting balls through Free -Ball Gates_, 2.. MANCHESTER, N. H. -- A new kind of coin -operated machine has fallen victim to a LAST -INCH AND LAST -BALL malicious thief in the city, suspense where insured by fact that out - AUTOMATIC the more common types hole can suddenly score Special, of vending machines have been hit in recent weeks. The BALL -RETURN culprit 100 Bonus, or Bonus plus Special. did about $150 damage to the 25 different score -building targets Carpenter Memorial Library in insure slam- bang scoring action E a futile quest of money. In an -Z LATCH upstairs room, the intruder jim- that invites competitive repeat -play. PLAYFIELD PANEL mied open a door on a coin - operated photo copying ma- Fora big profit year, FRONT MOULDING chine, but was unable to gain entry get BIG DAY today. BACKGLASS to the cash drawer which retains the quarters used in pay- i ment for photo copies. Damage to the machine itself was re- See your distributor or write BALLY MANUFACTURING ti^ COMPANY 2640 BELMONT AVENUE, CHICAGO 18, ILLINOIS, 60618, U. S. A. mor" than $100. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 48 BILLBOARD, September 26, 1964 d Announcing Billboard's Special tau - that tlow of MUSIC OPERATORS OF AMERICA

ate 15 - the he by CONVENTION Dm - tate fiefs. said bill ISSUE rate ow als, also A the Dated: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17 CONVENTION DATES y. :uy ed Distributed: MONDAY, OCTOBER 12 OCTOBER 14-16 apt Ad Deadline: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7 SHERMAN HOUSE, CHICAGO San in- This fact-packed issue (see editorial highlight below) offers advertisers a once -a -year ski of opportunity to display their products at a time when the FALL BUYING SEASON is just re - en_ beginning for the nation's operators. th old Billboard's M.O.A. Convention is an excellent, loto cost message vehicle for lle- Its- ad MANUFACTURERS and DISTRIBUTORS of phonographs, amusement games, pool tables 1: cigarette and other vending machines, baekground music equipment, kiddie rides, coin to handling or moving equipment, as well as SUPPLIERS of coin machine parts. xe Ed s- EDITORIAL HIGHLIGHTS ADVERTISING HIGHLIGHTS 0 x A Recap of Facts and Figures taken from Billboard's 1963 Analysis of the U. S. Standard Billboard page size. Music Machine Business. Prepared by the company's MARKET RESEARCH Regular Billboard advertising rates apply. k DIVISION. Offset printed - no plates required. Analysis contains: Excellent reproduction. Where juke boxes are located, how many in operation. An opportunity to reach those operators attending the convention, as one reason or another. How locations are paid. well as those unable to attend for Monaural and stereo phono facts. Special free distribution of this important issue from Billboard's location during the entire Average weekly take per machine before commission. Servicenter - located at a high traffic convention - Sherman House, Chicago . . . October 14-16. Record purchases - where records were bought. Diversification Information - Tells how many phono operators operate amusement games, cigarette machines, food and drink machines and START PLANNING NOW!!! kiddie rides. Regional Reports on economic conditions of coin machine Industry. Have your advertising sales message ready to appear in the pre -convention Special programming tips. issue (October 10), convention issue (October 17), and post -convention (October Special taxation article. 24) issue of Billboard. M.O.A. progress report during past year. List of M.O.A. exhibitors agenda. REMEMBER . . . Advertising Deadline for the M.O.A. M.O.A. slate of officers. General convention news roundup. Convention Issue is Wednesday, October 7.

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The 1964 Billboard M.O.A. Convention Issue will be PACKED with NEWS YOU WON'T WANT TO MISSI MAKE YOUR RESERVATION FOR ADVERTISING SPACE TODAY. M.O.A. & N.A.M.A. DISTRIBUTION Chicago, III. 60601 W. Randolph Free Distribution of this M.O.A. Issue from Billboard's Servicenter where 188 messages are taken, phone service is available, and your many ques- CEntral 6-9818 tions are cheerfully answered. All N.A.M.A. guests visiting the M.O.A. Dick Wilson Convention will also receive a complimentary copy of this issue. Hollywood, Calif. 90028 24 New York, N. Y. 10036 In addition, copies of the M.O.A. issue and the October N. Gower from Vend's Servicenter at the 165 W. 46th 1520 Billboard will be distributed 9-5831 N.A.M.A. Convention, McCormick Place, October 17.20. PLeze 7-2800 Hollywood Denis Hyland Bill Wardlow EVERYTHING IN COIN MACHINES MOA Exhibits Near Sellout Seeburg Net Arcades Our Specially CHICAGO-Music Operators player water polo game Write Per you. . d. - called All four coin -operated phono- of America has signed two addi- Water Polo. MIKE MUNVES CORP. graph manufacturers are show- tional record companies and four Granger said advance reser- 577 Tenth Are., New York, N. Y. ing, as are all major amusement For 9 Months amusement machine manufactur- vations by operator members in- game manufacturers. In the rec- ers as exhibitors for its fall con- dicated that MOA would have ord company category, the four vention, bringing the association its highest attendance in years - majors have all signed, as have SLUGGER... within six booths of a sellout. if not in the history of the as- a host of smaller firms. Sets Record MOA now has 50 exhibitors sociation. The record manufacturers in- Counter Game compared to last year's total of Certainly the association's ex- clude Capitol, Columbia, Decca, CHICAGO - The Seeburg 1[, 5 or toc 42, and some 108 exhibit booths hibitor listing is the most im- RCA Victor, Kapp, Jay Jay, Corporation last week an- I12".5". Weight, sold, compared to last year's fig- pressive since the big MOA hey- Epic, Colpix, Monument, Tam - nounced record high net income ure of 82. day in the early '50's. la-Motown and Waikiki. and per share earnings for the /25 Poll The current Ì had Icabinnet. Pol MOA total of 11 nine -month period ending July tins.. record companies signed is vir- 31. 0 tually three times the 1963 total $54.50 of four. EUROPEAN NEWS BRIEFS The Chicago coin phono- f.o.b. Chicago graph, Two Diskerles vending equipment and Tamla-Motown background music system manu- of Detroit and Telebox Drive Tourist Trade Off facturer reported ELECTRIC Waikiki Records of a 47 per cent Bel Air, increase in net income, with 5 SCOREBOARDS Calif., are the latest diskeries to PARIS - First there was NICE -The slump its France's share earnings up 37 per cent Coin operated fer join the MOA roles. Scopitone, then Cinebox. And tourist trade is beginning shulfielme Barney Ales to over last year. 5 15, 21 and/or 50 points. (Horse - and Iry Biegel conducted the now there is Telebox's Super - show in coin machine collec- collar). overhead double.faced Caravelle. model on chrome stands com- negotiations for Tamla-Motown, tions. Sales during the period totaled 5 plete with coin boa. with MOA Managing Director Telebox is mounting a big Riviera operators report that, $55,508,649, a 25 per cent im- 2 Fred Granger. Tommy Kearns promotion campaign on the over-all, collections are down 15 provement over 1963. $169.50 1. o. b. Chicago represented Waikiki. French market aimed at carving per cent from last season, and in The g out a share of the announcement noted that The four amusement machine promising some of the big Riviera tourist the nine -month report figures manufacturers joining MOA last European market. A Telebox of- centers collections have plum- were adjusted SPECIALS! ficial said, "The competition to reflect the May week were Rond O' Pool, headed for meted by as much as 25 per 1964 acquisition of Williams BILLIARD SUPPLIES by Ted Silverman, showing a the film phonograph market in cent. Electronic Manufacturing Europe is only beginning. Com- 15.01. Bumper Pool Bell[ /101.5 9.00 small pool game; White Sands We In the Paris area, collections pany on a pooling of interests 2144" bell., 1-1a w/Cue Bau.. 12.50 Sales and Bates Industries, predict this market will prove to are down 12 per cent, and areas 24" ball., 1.15 w/Cue Ball., basis. 14.00 headed by Ron Sandlin, showing be tremendous, and we intend affected are areas with hotels, Pr 52" ... assorted amusement having our share." bars and restaurants catering to Profits for the period totaled Cu.. 51.95 ea.; 2!s 1.50 2.. devices. $2,631,331, I37" Cu..524.5 e.., 22.00 de. Both firms are from Denver. Telebox is negotiating, more- foreign tourists. equal to $1.18 per ]V ..... Lynn Shubert, Van over, for U. S. sales, and offi- "We have seriously underesti- s h a r e. Earnings for 1963 0 a -Ils tic Cu laR tI, Nuys, X00 Calif., will cials said it is possible the Super - mated the patronage amounted to $.86 per share. 511112,0 Chalk. Cr. show a new kiddie of foreign 5.50 ride; Scientific Caravelle may he produced in tourists," one of the 4 W. [airy c mp1eN Ilne Pool Amusement Com- largest Nice Record -setting third quarter / bupPlNe-Wrlre for IÌr pany, Palo Alto, Calif., the U. S. before the end of the operators admitted, "The profits contributed will year. dramatically Iln deeosir, toil. C.O.D. or s.o. show a new type amusement Frenchman is cautious about to the gains. Earnings were up game. playing the machines, but for- 51 per cent during the three MARVEL Manufacturing Royal Shows Phonos for Congo eigners splurge and we have got months, with per share earnings 2045 W. Fullerton Are. Royal Distributing Company, to get the tourists back." vaulting 38 per cent above last Chicago 111. BRUSSELS 47, Cincinnati, headed by Clint -Agents for the year. g Phone: DI -2424 Congolese Shockey, has signed as an ex- regime of Moise 'Big Day' Promotion Tschombe have purchased hibitor and will show a two - 50 reconditioned U. S. phonographs BINGEN, W. Germany - OPERATE in Belgium for shipment to the Lowen-Automaten is beginning Congo. ALUMINUM DE -GREASED DISCS all -stops -out sales promotion for UNITED t Most of the phonographs will the new Bally four -player pinball Bowling Alleys FOR STANDARD AND HARVARD be placed in army camps hous- Big Day. Shuffle Alleys METAL TYPERS ing mercenaries Tshombe is re- Loewen is taking orders for cruiting to help put down the Big Day against Shuffle Pool Games Coil our [PARTS 0áa SERVICE deliveries be- Dept. for alli 0ói1. iÿpor iiwds revolt against his regime. ginning at the end of September. Novelty Games One of Tshombe's agents here In German trade circles, the new Targette Cames TANDARD 11011 ARVARD 1318 N. WESTERN AVE. reported, "There is hig demand Bally game is being cited as evi- Cuss CHICAGO 22, ILI. EV 4.3120 for American juke boxes in Af- dence Always Wanted METAL of the commanding lead at Tradein l.me TYPER, inc. rica. We can't get enough of U. S. manufacturers still enjoy See Your Distributor them. Why don't American firms over European producers of coin export UNITED MANUFACTURING CO. boxes direct to Africa?" games, Chicago, III. 40618 Pool Tables $175 á:¡¡vTuáóñv'..,:::Sgp PHONOGRAPHS Bally Monarch 1<{ ARnCADE ly Deluxe Bowler ;i3 RI N clattery CC AMI 0.110 SV. 9120 CC P Gen o 0,5 Too 123 423 AMI 0-200 195 Drive mobile1]! United Llnew '. 222 AMI .41.4 Ohio Operators Seek to Untied Srnny 121 73 spirta sedwv]SO Ured - AM I ro aemcpn s12 8.1Crº 0.100 2a013 Drum Up MOA SO.bun n-100 Support (Foor b 13 11f

'9!PtsndmlnCr 50.0. Fair BASEBALL 5. ñúñ VL.200 ifs seebun 00.200 TOLEDO -Some 45 operator Inc., headed Wild W.., _ .. iss7S 27S by Meynard Hop- IaPak Sl2f5it 2i0l1l .. were MS A lB. on hand for the first join kins, - N12S8 and the Toledo Trade Area ALLEY wii.7,epa7 meeting of the State and loca Music Association, headed by sep wó .' ' Sally le 5105 Longue hier ái00 .; 9iá Sally WurlNier 2]M .491 juke box operator association Wallace Paterson. Whl[ 135 williama rincnfae.r. 210 Wurlltoer 2310444, 4.. 495 held at Lido Lanes here last Purpose of the meeting was to time jar week. drum up support in Ohio for Purveyor Distributing a 4AYe- (o. 4521-;,; ;; Participating were the North Music Operators of America, ROWE AMI western Ohio Music Operators and the national association's music Managing Director Fred Grang- er reported he expected to add about 12 new members to MOA's rolls. Mr. Coin Man Granger Featured Granger was the You're in business to make featured All MACHINES READY FOR money. speaker at the meeting which Billboard is in business to help you. was devoted solely to MOA's LOCATION membership Weekly dollars and sense information in every area effort. A cocktail Bally Deluxe Jumbo ....$ 95 party kicked off the evening at Bally Spinner of your fast -paced industry , . . profit ideas 55 - 6:30, followed by a dinner. current trends and forecasts -legislation affecting CC Ray Gun 195 Granger gave the your operation -new machines products Ohio group CC Variety Roll Down 295 -new -new a progress report on MOA's ac- services-new money -making Gottlieb Gaucho ideas. tivities since the beginning of 395 the year. He also spoke on the Wms. Titan Gun 165 Subscribe Today forthcoming convention to be Wins- Hercules Gun 125 BILLBOARD, 2160 Patterson Street, Cincinnati, Ohio, 49214 held in Chicago's Sherman AMI H200 Hideaway 145 Please enter my .ub.eriplion te BILLBOARD far House Oct. 14-16. AMI H2O0 195 Seeburg 1 Ohio officials said they ex- 9200 125 Q YEAR 215 3 YEARS $35 D New O Renew pected a large turnout of local Seeburg R 235 Payment enclosed D 2 EXTRA I for cash Bill me later operators at the Chicago meet- Seeburg Above C 95 .ubarlpeion rotes ore for Continental U. 5. and ing. The two groups may even Rock-Ola 1454 195 Canada only. hold meetings of their own Overseas rates en request. during Call, WrI9. 912 the national convention. sr Cable. Cabla: LBWSO Get tomorrow's Company Joins Draco Soles Cheer. far smekeehePs L 009111.1. news today. Nome DENVER -Linda Cutler, sis- Address__ ter-in-law of James Wyatt, parts Biat,em e/ tt Get it fast. manager at Struve Distributing Lewialon Company here, Eltlul.e Wundur enhieater City Zone Slate has joined Draco Get it often. Get Billboard. _ Sales Company, Denver Wurlit- 1311 N. Capitol Ave. Type of Business Tle1. zer distributorship, as a secre- Indianapolis, Ind l tary. Tel MFlrose 51593 SO BILLBOARD, September 26, 1964 EPITOME OF QUALITY Rock -Ola builds it simple. Rock - NEW WAY TO PROFIT . - .Twin stereo speakers, simple t Ola builds it solid. Rock -Ola builds in the quality it takes selector system, and personal volume controls make the to keep the rich full stereo sound of a Broadway album anzimmintinallanunimeillfrom new Rock -Ola Phonette coin -activated remote speaker - hs or single coming in loud and clear to Main Street 24 selector unit outstanding for private listening in booth hours a day. That's why the versatile new Grand Prix CI or bar. The Phonette brings in more pay for every play, is a solid hit in any location. boosts profits, builds collections. Can be used with any Every component in the famous Rock -Ola mechanism current model phonograph in the Rock -Ola line. Seeburg is functional. The entire assembly is a masterpiece of k an- Look to Incomc simplicity, engineered for maximum performance with for the minimum These Rock -Ola features tell the tg July servicing. story: a "common" receiver system; automatic money 11001.0141 for advanced products for profit phono - counter; exclusive Mech-O-Matic intermix; and new ROCK -OLA MANUFACTURING at and Phonette remote CORPORATION manu - transistorized amplifier. speaker-selector unit 800 North Kedzie Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60651 er cent with er cent > totaled eat im - new world of sound from ROCKOLA ed that figures Se May ftlliams the 1964 gran d prn ...the prestige phonograph for all locations ( Corn- eterests

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Wolf IP 7/59 11/60 Duplex 11/58 468 Tempo I 120 959 Twist 11/62 B de 2P 3/60 Eagle S/58 475 Tempo 1200 959 12.S A. Skill Pool 1P 6/63 8/38 Embassy 9/62 478 Tempo 11 120 960 Sp Ship 2F 12/61 Falcon 4/60 485 Tempo 11 200 960 Starlire 1/57 5th Inning 6/53 408 Regis 120 961 CHICAGO COIN Steeplechase IP 11/37 5 -Way 3/61 495 Regis 200 961 Stop 6 Go 8/64 Flash 6/39 493 Princess 100 962 Firecracker IP 12/63 Swing Time 11 5/53 4 -Way 12/59 496 Empress 120 962 Royal Flesh Pin 2P 8/64 10 Strike 2P 1/S8 Fury 8/63 497 Empress 200 962 Sun Valley 0/63 3-0 IP II/S8 Future 12/63 404 Capri 100 963 110.1,0 -To. 1P 1/39 Handicap 11/59 408 Rhapsody 160 963 Tom -Tom IP 1/63 1111 -Jill 11/63 414 Capri 100 964 Gomel] Top Rat 10/38 Jumbo Bowling 9/57 018 Rhapsody 160 964 Winds 6/62 A d World 1P 7/59 Lancer 11/62 425 Grand Pris 160 964 Atlas 2P 5/59 Turf Champ 8/58 10/59 Twenty -One 1P 2/60 Big IP 1;64 Line -Up 1/61 Vogahnnd 10/62 B owling Queen IP 8/64 luchs, 11/62 SEEBURG Utiliser 2P 8/62 kite Star 2P 4/53 Midget Bowling 7/58 Viking 2P 10/61 117I00G 100 1953 Captain Kidd SP 7/60 Niagara 11/30 111100W 100 1953 Contest 4P 10/S8 Pixie Bawler 8/38 101001 100 1950 Continental Cafe 2P 7/57 Regal 4/63 Lever Girl 1P V200 200 1953 7/62 Regulation 11/35 Celts Cress 1001 100 1955 IP 3/38 Royal Bowler. 12/37 D ancing SHUFFLEBOARDS 01200 200 1956 Dolls IP 6/60 Rumpus Torgatte 5/63 Double 2P L100 100 1937 Action 1/39 Sabre 2/63 Head 1P 12/61 7/62 K D200 200 1957 Egg Sehaa Fair lady Savoy /60 161 160 1954 2/56 8 BOWLERS Falstaff 4P 11/37 201 200 1958 Sheeting Stars 4/38 Fashion Show 2P 6/62 5601/le Baseball 220 100 1958 6/61 Flagship 1/57 BALLY Silver 222 160 1958 6/62 Flipper 1P 11/60 Simples 5/59 0-100 100 1959 flipper Clown 4/62 6 -Star 10/S7 0-160 160 1959 Game Year Remarks FIIPP« Cowboy IP 10/62 Skipo. 11/63 41100 100 1961 ABCBower i/a5 Flipper Fair IP 11/61 Sparky 12/62 67160 160 1961 ABC Bowl Lane 1/57 Flipper Pandº 5/61 Sunny 5/60 DS 100 100 1961 ABC Champion 10/37 Foto finish 1P 1/61 Super Bonus-Dºluxe Model 9/35 DS 160 160 1961 465 sot. Del. 9/37 Flying Cherioa 21 10/63 Sure Fire 10/60 LPC-1 160 1962 ABC Tournament 6/57 Giei 1P 12/63 Teammale 12/59 LP -480 160 1964 All -Slav Bowling 12/9 Gondolier 21. 11/38 All -Star Deluxe 2/39 Tempest Shuffle 2/64 Hi -Diver IP 4/59 B ig 7 Shuffle 9/62 3 -Way 9/59 Kewpie Doll IP 10/60 WURLITIER Challenger 9/59 Thunder Bowler 6/60 Liberty Balle 4P 3/62 Club Bowler 2/59 Tiger Shuffle 7/64 1500 A 104-45 & l ldhtenino Ball IP 12/59 Club Deluxe 3/39 Tip Top 10/60 78 Inlermia 1933 Lite-A.Card 2P 3/60 Del. Bally Bowler -- Top Nefeh 10/S5 Mademoiselle 2P 1600 48.45 & 11/59 IA' length 1/64 Topper 2/64 78 Inlermia 1953 Majestic 4/57 Jumbo Bowler 9/33 Tornado Bowler 3/64 Melody Lane 2P 1650 38 1953 9/60 Jumbo Deluxe 9/60 Tropic Bawler 9/62 Merry -Go -Round 21. 12/60 1650 A 48 1934 King Pln Bowler 9/55 Oltre 0/0.T Miss Annabelle IP 8/59 1700 104 1954 Lucky Alley 8/S8 Zenith 6/59 Oklahoma 4P 2/61 1800 104 1933 Lusby Shuffle 9/30 Olympics 1P 9/62 1900 200 1956 Monarch Bowler 11/59 Picnic 2P 10/S8 2000 200 1956 Official Jumbo 9/60 Previe 2P 8/62 WILLIAMS 2100 200 1937 Pan American 6/59 Queen f Diamonds 6/59 2104 104 1957 a Speed Bowler 11/58 Race Time 21, 3/59 Roll -A -Bell 6P 12/56 2150 200 1957 Slar Shuffle 10/58 Rack-A-5.11 SP 11/62 2200 200 1938 Strike Bowler 11/37 Rocket Ship IP 5/58 2204 104 1938 Super Shuffle 12/61 Roto Pool IP 7/58 2250 200 1938 Trophy Bowler 4/38 Royal Flush 5/57 2300 200 1939 Seven Sees SP 1/60 230, 104 1959 POOL TABLES 5h10 -Mates HP 2/64 2310 100 1959 CHICAGO COIN Showboat 1P 4/61 2400 200 1960 31100F IP 10/57 1004 104 1960 Arrow 2/3S ALL -TECH INDUSTRIES Slain' Pretty 1P 11/58 2410 100 1960 Blinker 8/53 Slick Chick 1P 4/63 2500 1961 B onus Score 4/55 Model Remarks 200 S9e1-A-Card 1P 3/60 2504 Bowling league 2/57 104 1961 Straight Flush IP 12/37 Gold Crest (31/2'06', 2510 B owline Team 10/55 e 100 1961 Straight Shooter 1/59 pocket) Howl Master B/59 2600 200 1962 Sunset SP 11/62 Gold Crest )4l n9', B ull'e-Eye Drop Bell 2610 100 1962 Sunshln. 1P 10/58 W. 6 pochet) Cadillac Boll 2700 200 1963 Spr. Circus 2P 10/37 Gold Crest (31/2'e7', Bowler 1/64 2710 100 1963 Sweet Hearts 1P 9/63 6 pocket) Championship 11/38 2100 200 1964 Swell Sioux 4P 9/59 Gold Crest (4'08', Citation 10/62 2810 100 1964 Swing Along 2P 7/63 6 pocket) Classic 7/57 Tenn 4P 4/60 Criss Cress 1/SS Isle IP 5/62 Target. D.0111. Shuffle Universe 1F 10/39 Alley AMERICAN SHUFFLEBOARD Wagon Train IP 4/60 8/64 PIN GAMES Whirlwind IP 2/58 Double 12/38 Duchess Bark Shot (9') World Beauties IP 2/60 Rowley 8/60 Duke Bowler 8/60 Classic "6" (6', 6 pocked I BALLY World Champ IP 8/57 E xplera Shuffle 6/58 Classic "7" (7', 6 pocket) 4 -Gone Shuffle 11/59 Cl.00ir "6" (8', 6 perk.t) Gam Year Remarks [KEENEY I Gold Crown 3/62 Electra "6" (6', 6 packet) Acapulco 3/61 Brend Prise 3/63 (7., 6 packet) Ballerina 6/59 Bleck Dragon 8/62 Hollywood 3/63 Elecho "0" (8', 6 pocket) B and -O -Fon 9/60 Colmar . 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For inventory control flashback 6/61 e (ling Sam Our Businns Dinosaur 3. For pricing information Little Buckaroo 6/59 (Travelling Frog Red Arrow 6/60 ANOTHER INDUSTRY Shawnee 1/39 GENCO UNITED MANUFACTURING Spr. get Tent 6/57 Rig Tep Rifle Gallery 6/54 SERVICE FROM Sweet Sh. Ri, Top Ri/1. Gallery Bon II 5/63 Touchdown 9/39 Super Model IS/SS Bonus Gun 1/S5 Championship RaooWll 9/33 Carolina Gun 10/S/ Twin Big Tent Circus Rifle 3/57 Jungle Gun Billboard i Twin Red Arrow 5/60 bevy Crockett 10/56 P irate Gun 10/S6 N. J. Operators Recent Local, State Group Aid Hypos MOA Continued from page 47 STEREO Continued 12 issue. Reprints of this story RELEASES from page 47 directors or important political were mailed by VON) to its forces in their local groups. members. jor Music Operators ators' Association, John Fling's MOA's dues structure is VGNJ attorney Missouri Coin Machine Council, broken down into two parts- Maurice Scha- the South Carolina pira is also studying several new Coin Oper- basic dues and a legislative as- location contracts SEEBURG LITTLE LP's ators' Association headed by sessment. The basic dues is $35. designed to Mrs. Avna Fisher tighten loopholes in the current and the South The legislative dues is dependent Jersey Coin Machine Operators' contract. The new pacts will Country Pop-Vocal on the number of machines the serve as chattel Association headed by William operator has. mortgages, giv- THE ANDREWS SISTERS-Great Cannon. ing the operator the right to Country Hits. ... Dot Operators with up to 50 ma- collect damages Tennessee Waltz-Careless Hands-Cold, Cold In addition, Granger notes, chines pay $15 legislative dues on money MOA receives strong support owed. Heart-I'm Thinking Tonight of My Blue Eyes- which together with the basic The Newark from a host of other groups. comes to $50. Operators with association will Bouquet of Roses-Your The California group, participate in a meeting of the Cheatin' Heart operator 51 to 100 machines pay a $40 New headed by MOA legislative legislative levy or a total of $75. Jersey Coin Machine Coun- Pop-Instrumental counsel cil in New Brunswick, Wednes- George Miller, regularly Those with over 100 machines furnishes the national day (23), and will play host at GEORGE SHEARING-The Best of George associa- pay a $65 legislative levy for a tion with a large number of total dues of $100. Distributors a round -table discussion here a Shearing week later (30). Capitol dues -paying members. are associate members and each September in the Rain-Dream-Honeysuckle Rose The West Virginia group has pay $100. Manufacturers pay two of its officers on the MOA $250. -East of the Sun-You Stepped Out of a Dream- board-Bill Anderson and John Pool Table Ruling Roses of Picardy Wallace-and the association WANTED Immediately! Continued from page 47 BILLY VAUGHN-Another Hit Album Dot regularly pitches MOA membership to its own members. SHOP MECHANIC type of coin -controlled device, People-I'm Movin' On-Just a Closer Walk With Music Operators of New York Must have reference and experience. however long or difficult the is another local group that has Thee-Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy-The French Write or call Dan Stewart conversion to a gambling de- consistently given backing Co., 140 Song-Memphis to the Ease 2nd South, San Lake City, Utah. vice might be," the memoran- national group. DA 2-2473. dum said. Three State associations have He pointed out that the city's scheduled their fall meetings to own expert at a hearing testi- COLUMBIA LITTLE LP's be held in Chicago; simul- fied that it would take from taneously with the Oct. 14-16 six to eight hours to convert Pop Vocal MOA convention at the Sher- the subject devices and would ROBERT man House. These are the require the addition of "from GOULET-Without You Nebraska group headed by Dick 10 to 20 micro -switches, a JERRY VALE-Be My Love' Taylor, the South Dakota asso- step-up relay and other relays, RAY PRICE-Love Life ciation headed by John Trucano a time clock, a counter, a and the Illinois group headed by push-button and a different type' Country Les Montooth. of coin slot." This in itself is expected to YOUR GREATEST PROFIT JOHNNY CASH-I Walk the Line be a strong stimulus in getting FOR MARTY ROBBINS-R.F.D. operators to attend the annual OPPORTUNITY FOR 1964 SALE MOA conclave. 10 need Howe. II Comm, Model 520 -DELUXE 6 -POCKET AND Ctgarelte Machines In good Folk Granger noted that MOA has working order for $25,00 earn. Also lke new 280 Coln 15 minute Umers about 65 State and local asso- BUMPER POOL® fork,.$5.00 each. Have aeventy keyed THE BROTHERS FOUR-More Big Folk Hits sil ciations on its mailing list and -The Dependable receives varying DUE RRIN PS degrees of sup- Tables! 1211 W. ern St. Lewistown, P.. port from better than half of COLUMBIA STEREO SINGLES these. Sea Your Distributor or Write What percentage of MOA's Complete Selection Part.-. Ace uearie, ROBERT GOULET-Without You-Lush Life income is attributable to the JERRY VALE-Because of State or local groups? Granger You-Too Young said the figure would be about WURLITZER RAY PRICE-Cold Heart-Take Me as I Am 60 per cent. JOHNNY CASH-Hey Porter-Big River Another contributing factor MARTY ROBBINS-Change That to the close ties between MOA Dial- and the local groups is the num- NOVELTY You Won't Have Her Long ber of MOA directors also in- THE BROTHERS FOUR-Mule volved in State or local associa- 2800 Skinner GAMES Come to My Bedside, My Darlin' tions. Of MOA's 53 directors, Makes the Swing to rouhly half are either officers. * AU. MACHINES All titles listed are custom Higher Earnings 331h stereo segles packaged for the juke box operator. LIKE NEW Other peckegers or ecord companies may get weekly listings of their product by sending releases l0 Luke Box Reviews, Billboard, 165 W. 44th , New York, N. Y. 10030. Bally Bows 4 RED PIN SNUFFLES-C.C.....$lR3.00 Continued from page 47 6 VANGUARD RIFLES-Wms. ... 195.00 5 HERCULES RIFLES-Wes. ... 225.00 NEW 1 PLAYER REPLAY 3 TITAN RIFLES-WMs. 250.00 sets to first -coin condition as . anT71110 CHAMP It. German Jukes BAS9BALL- ADJUSTABLEDJ/ 3-0R-5 BALL PLAY each ball escapes through the Cms. 375.00 kih' Continued 3 MAJOR LEAGUE from page 47 Free -Ball BASEBALL- ` Gate or out -hole. Wes. 373.00 TA. W 941/ieG1î24® pendent German coin trade pub- "This feature demands ball -by - 3 PRO OOIAAR, 4 PIeym-Ferward 593.00 ball skill-shooting and maximum ] 16' DUCHESS BOWLERS-C.C 423.00 lication, believes that manufac- 3 56' CONTINENTAL BOWLERS- turers may have to eliminate flipper strategy,' he pointed out. (.5. 345.00 wholesale Additional 2 WESTERN TRAIL, LarBa- distribution as it is features of the new 5outhland 745.00 now constituted and deal direct- game include Double Free -Ball RIVERBOAT ly with a series 9f regional dis- Gates and special 100 Bonus or Wire Phone Write Today EVERY BALL GIVES PLAYER CHANCE TO SCORE SPECIALS! tributors. Bonus Plus Special, which can If the regional distributing be scored suddenly at the out - Exclusive Rowe AMI Distributor pattern fails, Der Muenzautomat hole. Fo. Po. S. Jersey Del. Md. D C. 4wElectronic l 4 Manufacturing Corp. speculates that manufacturers Big Day is another in Bally's O 4242 W. Fillmore St. Chicago 24 will have no option but to launch successful series of "B" games, DAVIDRIOSEN,INC into direct factory -to-operator which introduced Ballyhoo and sales. Arrowhead.whead. new, Bumper in the '30's and includes BSS N. BROAD Sr. PHILA, PA. 19123 1 fr Nn FLIPI'ER PIN GAMES The present national distribu- the more recent Bounty and 1 Around me World 175 Phone: 215 (Enter 2.2900 3 Atlas, 11 Pl 175 cleaned 4 checked tor set-up is criticized in Ger- Bongo. Aloha, PI1 P IYr Ins Charlots, Royal Flush, 1 Pl. .$123 many on the grounds that it is I t. Star, Pl... 115 ] PI. $471 Rocket Ship I Pl. 125 I 1 PI...... 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ISO Sunset 2 PI. 250 2 Fashion gY show, 2 PI. 155 MansSi. ] PI. 175 slick d*10.1 PI 20$ 1 Fla. ship. 2 P1 12$ chicago Nine 9 Pl I Pl. 110 AIMSl2 PI. coin Swini 2S NMa, 1 P.. 14, Tep Net, 1 PI. 423 Philadelphia Pickings DIVISION OF CHICAGO DYNAMIC INDUSTRIES, INC. Oklahoma. 4 P.. 240 Ten $pot, 1 PI. 150 1 PI. ., NS Tr 1 PI. 53 QueenOlympn o1 Diamonds, WIWinds, 1 PI.. Philadelphia Vend -A-Bake 11 Pl. 150 TeTexan, 215 Company has been organized Preview., 2 Pl. . 375 Tropic Isle, I PI. 215 here by Joseph Falkow, with 2:."2 hIm.,, 2 PI 17$ 2 17$ LET'S Whirlwind., offices and showrooms at 4314 GET ACQUAINTED Germantown Jaws Avenue.... the Incorporated was set up here, We're discount house for all types of coin machine with Matthew S. Biron, local parts and supplies. CeVI,AND IN attorney, handling the corpor- Visit us at the . ation papers for the new firm. M.O.A. Convention .. M. L RISSER / p which includes the operation of Booth #83 Salas Manager music, amusement and vending 2019 PROSPECT Ast// [MILANO is 0N16 D All Phones lane, 15715 machines among its multi -amuse- &R Industries, Chicago, III. 60625 ment activities. 3323 W. Fester Ave. Phone, 13121 588-5522 54 BILLBOARD, September 26, 1964 Atom MOA here is now: the mQw Seeburg political ups. Sure is parts- ative as- s is $35. ependent pules the new new new 1 50 ma - 15 ive dues Most sensational money -making feature ever Thrilling cascade of stereo Display of Additional be basic sound! Seeburg's great new Albums on with introduced in the history of the coin -phonograph q a $40 industry! Seeburg's great new play -exciting 3 -Way Audio feature ! Six Stereo Album Merchandis- of $75. matched speakers for the most machines Spotlighted Album Award* feature. Now proved ing Panel vy for a dramatic stereo ever. 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1964 1 ALBUM REVIEWS

BILLBOARD SPOTLIGHT PICK ALBUM REVIEW POLICY Pop LP Spotlights are those albums with sufficient sales po. Every album sent to Billboard for review is heard by Billboard's Review tential, in the opinion of Billboard's Review Pone', to achieve a listing on Billboard's Top LP's charts. Spotlight winners In Panel, and its soles potential is rated within its category of music. Full other categories are selected on the basis of their potential reviews are presented for Spotlight Picks and Special Merit Picks. All to become top sellers in their respective areas. other albums are listed in their respective categories.

ePOP SPOTLIGHT LESLEY GORE POP SPOTLIGHT GIRL TALK THIS BITTER EARTH Ia ßC9e-mc'ñ' Lesley Gore. Mercury MG Brook Benton. Mercury MG 20943 (M); SR 60943 (5) 20934 (M); SR 60934 (5) Lesley is considered by many to be the top female teen, peel recordingrec ding artist sophisticated best In the country today. Her hit after hit srooktylized eapproach bluesand single end album successesspeak far represented in the title song of the the lass' comercialappeal. Multi- album. Effective arrangements by Luchi oiced she swings through e flock of De Jesus serve lo showcase the artist romantic , t' includingKw er to best advantage. This album should rentmaherooMaybe have wide pop appeal. (which somehow escaped being the title of the opus). J

CLASSICAL SPOTLIGHT ePOP SPOTLIGHT POP SPOTLIGHT PUCCINI: LA BOHEME (2-12") BROADWAY MARCHES Various Artists. Angel SBL EARLY ORBISON Fennell Symphonic Winds Mercury MG 50390 (M); SR 3643 (5) Roy Orbiso, Monument MLP 90390 (51 Bound in attractive hardcover package, 8023 (M) with illustrations and libretto, this 1. Now here Is a gas of an album' The bum represents some of the finest voices coupling of rousing marc` topos with Here's another can't miss Orbi on LP heard in quite some time. Mirella freni the already vibrant m of Broadway It's a collection of some of his early is superb as Mimi. Her "MI Chiamano idea. Frederick Fennell recordings but they still hit with solid is colossal Mimi" is done with teste and elegance. e life into the tunes impact. Songs like "The Great Pre- breathes even Tenor Nholai Gedda, Mariella Adanl and "Bye with his masterful handling of the or- Mario Sereni add much to the score. have n chestra. Ofa special note e the bnl. Thomas Sthlppers conducts this all. aralready assumed tdardLove"stature menu which, and Orhison makes 'em all the more liant John Krance er g Italian ca..1 and orchestra of the Teatro winning. especially, raalmost lift the Dell Opera of Roma. listereostener out of his seat. J

ePOP STANDARD SPOTLIGHT tde.:1P POP SPOTLIGHT l?F VIVA VAUGHAN DID LOVE GO Sarah Vaughan. Mercury MG Supremes. Motown MT 621 20941 (M); SR 60941 (S) (M); S 621 (5) Sarah Vaughan delivers such standards The Supremeº have proved their eu. as "Fascinating Rhythm'. and "Tea for pretty in the pop market with the title Two" to an AfroCuban beat provided song, among some others, and this pack- by Frank will help push them into the album Vaughan combinesfoster.conductorombines successfully the Latin big agemarket of teenage buyers. Irs a and lace Idioms, It's a new form for merket, though, and their happy, the artist and she handles It magnifi' fectious beat may get through to the Gently. older crowd, too.

eCLASSICAL SPOTLIGHT JAll SPOTLIGHT POP SPOTLIGHT HEIFETZ-PIATIGORSKY THE CAT CONCERTS JUMPIN' GENE SIMMONS Jimmy Smith. Verve V 8587 RCA Victor LM 2770 (Mie LSC V6 (5) 2770 (5) Hi HL 12018 (M); OHL 32018 (M); -83B7 important A vibrantly iting album start to and most respected names In (S) lessicel musts are represented here. nieh.' Smith, who currently in the The S hit, "The Cat," HeitctrPialigorsky Concerts have received Gene's current hit single 91e "Haunted offers stimulating performances f much acclaim. In association with Jacob House" Is represented among 55's top "Basin Street St, Louie Blues," Lateiner, pianist, Cellist Pletlgonsky and 20 best selling singls Gene Is a South - "Blues in the and others. With violinist Heifetz offer chamber music ern 'n roll vocalist possee rock who vyo Jimmy's driving lue beat, it's compositions by Beethoven, Haydn d an exciting delivery. Tunes like"Ys ou get the bluer. Organist motion picture Scorer Miklos ROoca'S Can Have Her," The Green Door," difficult to are the mostl "Tema con Variaaioni," commissioned "Bony Maronie" are delivered with Im' Smith's interpretations the cat big band iecompyosed for Messrs. Heifetz andand peer. v bo-nlch sidemen cive backing.

JAZZ SPOTLIGHT aa KmoerelYtas e1NNItW IHRIeMnW .10111 ataw POP SPOTLIGHT GREAT SCOTT!! F Shirley Scott Trio. Impulse PEOPLE A.67 (M) Barbra Streisand. Columbia The teaming of talents has produced a great album of lam Shirley Scott's CL 2215 (M); CS 9015 (5) orIbhedatbyng Is exceedingly the zippyOliverOlivw Nelson ar- Miss Strelsand's first three albums are rangements. SIde 1 offers the big.band still among the nation's best sellers. sound with the Scott urbane touch the Intimate This one should prove no xception. leading the way. Side 2 Is Her warm, intimate and distinctive voce' setting with only the trio represented. styling is applied to 12 beautiful songs. Whether it's big band or trio, the music She makes them even more beautiful. is greet as interpreted by Shirley. Salem Her recent hit single "People" is among lions include "A Shot in the Dark;' them. "The Seventh Dawn," 'Making Someone -$4 -14 ;say MR ilr *freft Happy'

CLASSICAL SPOTLIGHT eJAZZ SPOTLIGHT TCHAIKOVSKY: 1812 FESTI- ePOP SPOTLIGHT WARM WAVE VAL OVERTURE, OP. 49; BEETHOVEN: WELLINGTON'S Cal Tlader. Verve V 8585 (M); THIS IS LOVE- VICTORY V6-8585 (5) Minneapolis Symphony Or- Johnny Mathis. Mercury MG In this case we borrow the descriptive chema; University of Minna. the the album, 20942 (M); SR 60942 (S) words from beck cover of sofa Brass Bond; London Sym. which truly describe its contents: "Soft Meth's is well represented on BB's best subtle Cal an phony Orchestra. Mercury selling album chart with several pack. imposing collectionnadeiimpfvtlooeo'o haads MGD 19 (M); SRD 19 (5) latest consists of romantically st enticing string and small pnegroup ages. His Few, if any, classical album sales have such Treats as backgrounds arrangedranged by Claus Oger- smooth renditions of Overture" by Tchi. "The End f a Love Affair," 'Under a man." Tunes represented: "Where or tovpe . theA o''1812 among the Blues," When," "I'm ld Fashion, Blanket of Blue," "Limehouse classical entries ven's p Welling others. to namewith few. A bumill Preregister "Poinciana" and ton's Victory'"aA stop notch entry. well pop and iris music faro. J