“Limbo Rock” Is Concerned, There Is No Lower Number

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HOW LOW CAN YOU GO; As far as “Limbo Rock” is concerned, there is no lower number. This week it went from #2 down to #1 while passing the 1,300,000 sales mark. For Chubby Checker it’s another feather in the cap of the young lad who has become the “Dean of Teen Dance.” Just as his “Twist” single and LP’s played a major role in establishing that dance craze earlier in the year, his “Limho” single and “Limbo Party” LP (#35 in its first week on the LP best seller list) are establishing a new fad which the performer demonstrates above. With requests for more Limbo merchandise gaining steadily, Cameo/Parkway is scheduling the release of another CC album called “Let’s Limbo Some More.” It was also just announced that Bernie Lowe, president of the rapidly growing Cameo/Parkway Corporation, has signed Chubby to a new five-year contract with the label. HOT AJfllMt^Christmas

STEVE LAWRENCE

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Ccish Bm Cash Box Vol. XXIV—Number 15 December 22, 1962 FOUNDED BY BILL GERSH Gash Box (Publication Office) 1780 Broadway New York 19, N. Y. (Phone: JUdson 6-2640) CABLE ADDRESS: CASHBOX, N. Y. THE RECORD INDUSTRY JOE ORLECK, President and Publisher NORMAN ORLECK, VP and Managing Director GEORGE ALBERT, VP and Treasurer

EDITORIAL—Music MARTY OSTROW, Editor-in-Chief IRA HOWARD, Editor IRV LICHTMAN, Associate Editor 1962 DICK ZIMMERMAN, Editorial Assistant MIKE MARTUCCI, Editorial Assistant BOB ETTINGER, Editorial Assistant POPSIE, Staff Photographer ADVERTISING BOB AUSTIN, National Director, Music JERRY SHIFRIN, N.Y.C. office. Music BOB McKEAGE, N.Y.C. office. Music It was another wild and exciting time, results of 1962’s dollar vol- LEE BROOKS, Manager, Chicago record year with the ever-inventive ume should be interesting. JACK DEVANEY, Manager, Los Angeles ' MARTY TOOHEY, National—Coin Machine ; record industry minds continuing It was also a big year for a talent If NEVILLE MARTEN, London. Eng. PAUL ACKET, The Hague, Holland to turn out new and refreshing most deserving of vast popularity MAL SONDOCK, Munich, Germany RON TUDOR, Heathmont, Victoria, Aust. ideas. Ray Charles. Not only did he carry VITTORIO de MICHELI, Milano, Italy SVEN G. WINQUIST, Stockholm, Sweden In records as well as in govern- the industry for a few months, but ROGER SELLAM, Paris, France ’62 the year of for country FRANS ROMEYNS, Brussels, Belgium ment, was J.F.K. he may have done more ENRIQUE ORTIZ, Mexico 20, D.F. Cadence pulled the coup of the year music than any country personal- JOHN MURPHY, Ottawa, Ont., Canada MIGUEL SMIRNOFF, with its Vaughn Meader recording ity. It was also a big year for Henry Buenos Aires, Argentina RICARDO & RENATO MACEDO, of “The First Family” by coming Mancini, “Moon River,” the “Duke Sao Paulo, Brazil HIKARU SUGIURA, Tokyo, Japan up with the fastest selling LP of all Of Earl,” “Sherry,” the Four Sea- MANAGERS time. Further evidence that comedy sons, “West Side Story,” “The MARTY TOOHEY, Coin Machine Dept. T. TORTOSA, Circulation albums didn’t die was the surprise Stripper,” Elvis Presley, “The Lion NEVILLE MARTEN, European Director smash thru of Allan Sherman’s WB Sleeps Tonight,” an A-rab named CHICAGO LP, “My Son, The Folk Singer.” A-hab, Nat “King” Cole, Peter,

^ LEE BROOKS 29 E. St., 111. It the first since rock Mary, Baez and a very !|i Madison Chicago 2, was year Paul, Joan (All Phones; Financial 6-7272) y and roll music came on the scene gifted youngster who developed HOLLYWOOD JACK DEVANEY that everyone agreed rock and roll into a big teen favorite. Burl Ives. Blvd., Hollywood Cal. 6272 Sunset 28, can last. ’62 a year in which indie (Phone HOllsrwood 6-2129) was ENGLAND 1962 saw American recordings producers had a field day, as did NEVILLE MARTEN continue to do very well abroad. a few prominent surgeons, Drs. Dorris Land 9a New Bond St. And the international market gave Kildare and Casey. i London, Wl, Eng. 1 Tel: Hyde Park 2868 the U.S. such “new” names as Bilk, It was the year in which “My 1 HOLLAND: PAUL ACKET, Theresiastraat 81a, Ball, Fabric, Ifield, the Tornadoes Fair Lady” closed.

; The Hague, Holland, Tel: 070-722546 and many others. It was also the year in which I GERMANY: MAL SONDOCK, Amalienstrasse I' Germany, Tel: 220197 28, Munich, A few other new names came to Cameo Records became the first ll ITALY: VITORRIO de MICHELI, Via Paolo Lomazzo 27, Milan, Italy Tel: 34 11 89 the fore in ’62 : Bossa Nova, Mashed record company to go on a major SCANDINAVIA: SVEN G. WINQUIST, Kaggo- holrnsvagen 48, Stockholm-Enskede, Sw^en, Potatoes, Watusi, Locomotion. And stock exchange in decades. MCA i Tel: 59-46-86

1 FRANCE: ROGER SELLAM, 86 rue de Moscou, oddly enough, the Madison became took corporate control of Decca Paris, ^ance, Tel: Laborde 8623 y a big thing in Europe this year. The Records. In another area, distribu- I, AUSTRALIA: RON TUDOR, 8 Francis St.,

1 87-6677 Heathmont, Victoria, Tel: year is closing with the Limbo as over control of BELGIUM: FRANS ROMEYNS, tors took ARMADA. Brussels I Omer Lepreuxstraat 20, the big new dance and who else but Congress saw fit in 1962 to pass an MEXICO: ENRIQUE ORTIZ, Insurgentes Sur 1870 Mexico 20, D.F., Tel: 24-66-67 Chubby Checker, who twisted up anti-bootlegging bill and the one- ‘ CANADA: JOHN MURPHY, CKOY Radio, P.O. Station C, Ottawa, Ont., Canada things earlier in the year, could be stops saw a need for forming an j Box 3130, ARGENTINA: MIGUEL SMIRNOFF, Rafaela i responsible. association of their own. i 3978, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Tel: 69-1688 i BRAZIL: RICARDO & RENATO MACEDO, Rua It was a year which saw female There was considerably less cry- I : Joao Ramalho 1324, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Tel: 62-6188 vocal groups and female soloists ing about single sales through most i JAPAN: HIKARU SUGIURA, 2, Takada-Oima- bite off a bigger share of the sales tsu Bunkyo-Ku, Tokyo, Japan 1 of this year as compared with last. volume and it was also a year in 1 SUBSCRIPTION RATES $16 per year anywhere in the U. S. A. Published weekly. Second And considering that in ’61 the , which Cash Box turned out the in- class postage paid at Bristol, Conn. Copyright • 1962 by The Cash Box Publishing record industry went over the half- dustry’s biggest issue, the 34B page Co., Inc. All rights reserved. Copyright under Universal Copyright Convention. bilhon dollar mark for the first World Wide Directory. 1* Ccuh Box TOP 100 I I TUNES RECORDS COMPILED BY CASH BOX FROM LEADING RETAIL OUTLETS—DECEMBER 22, 1962 BEST SELLING ON I

I 12/15 12/8 Position 12/15 12/8 Position 12/15 12/8 I 36 THE PUSH KICK 'It 1 LIMBO ROCK AND CONEY ISLAND BABY A^CHUBBY CHECKER-Parkway-849 2 4 MARK VALENTINO-Swan-4121 30 36 I • EXCELLENTS-Blast-205 84 89 2 TELSTAR MONSTER'S HOLIDAY to -ATORNADOES-London-BSBI 4 5 • BOBBY "BORIS" PICKETT-Garpax-44171 55 76 MY COLORING BOOK I • SANDY STEWART-Colpix-669 — — 3 BOBBY'S GIRL 38 SPANISH LACE KITTY KALLEN-RCA-8124 I BARBRA STREISLAND-Columbia-42648 I A^MARCIE BLAINE-Seville-120 3 3 GENE McDANIELS-Liberty-SSSIO 40 48 GEORGE CHAKIRIS-Copitol-4892 l*n 4 RETURN TO SENDER 39 LET'S KISS AND MAKE UP 74 ROAD HOG ELVIS PRESLEY-RCA-8100 1 2 BOBBY VINTON-Epic-9561 45 55 JOHN D. LOUDERMILK-RCA-8101 79 86 5 BIG GIRLS DON'T CRY REMEMBER THEN 5 1 75 WHAT KIND OF FOOL I 4 SEASONS-VeeJay-46S EARLS-Old Town-1130 68 97 AM DAVID CARROLL-Mereurv-72070 SAMMY DAVIS, JR.-Reprise-20048 54 39 ANTHONY NEWLEY-London-9546 6 THE LONELY BULL 41 ESO BESO BILLY ECKSTINE-Mercury-72002 I PAUL ANKA-RCA-8097 25 24 ROBERT I 6 6 GOULET-Columbia-42519 _ TIJUANA BRASS-A&M-703 BILLY DANIELS-Jubilee-5437 AWAY LITTLE GIRL SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO MANTOVANI-London-9552 I A GO VIC DAMON E-Capitol-4827 I STEVE LAWRENCE-Columbia-42601 13 18 TOWN BURT FARBER-Felsted-8652 4 SEASONS-VeeJay-478 77 RONNIE ALDRICH-London-9553 8 DON'T HANG UP CORDIALS-Fclsfed-8653 ORLONS-Cameo-231 7 7 I SAW LINDA YESTERDAY KEELY SMITH-Dot-16386 I DICKEY LEE-Smash-1791 58 96 SHIRLEY BASSEY-United Artists-503 9 RELEASE ME WOODY HERMAN-Philips-40064 1^ ERNIE ADANO-Assault-1842 ESTHER PHILIPS-Lenox-5555 8 10 IT'S UP I (LITTLE) TO YOU WILLIS JACKSON-Prestige-234 RICK NELSON-lmperial-5901 74 TO YOU ARE MY SUNSHINE BALLAD OF JED CLAMPETT 12 14 CLAUS IS 1 RAY CHARLES-ABC-10375 SANTA WATCHING YOU • FLATT & SCRUGGS-Columbia-42606 STEVENS-Mercury-72058 78 — 86 100 HOTEL HAPPINESS RAY | SHAKE SHERRY t 19 25 46 BROOK BENTON-Mercury-72055 STUBBORN KIND OF FELLOW • CONTOURS-Gordy-7012 — — ZIP-A-DEE-DOO-DAH MARVIN GAYE-Tomla-54068 42 37 B LOVESICK BLUES > B. SOXX & BLUE JEANS-Phillies-107 18 22 BOB 47 TROUBLE IS MY MIDDLE NAME • FRANK IFIELD-VeeJay-477 _ _ T WITH) GUITAR BOBBY VINTON-Epic-9561 51 70 13 (DANCE THE MAN CINNAMON CINDER > DUANE EDDY-RCA-8087 11 12 48 THAT'S LIFE • PASTEL SIX-Zen-102 _ _ I CINDERS-Worner Bros.-5326 14 DEAR LONELY HEARTS GABRIEL & ANGELS-Swan-4118 48 47 | 14 15 NAT "KING" COLE-Copitol-4870 49 ONLY LOVE CAN BREAK A HEART LOOP DE LOOP I • JOHNNY THUNDER-Diamond-129 _ _ (i 15 KEEP YOUR HANDS OFF MY BABY GENE PITNEY-Musicor-1022 32 20 LITTLE EVA-Dimension-1003 15 17 81 SHE'S A TROUBLEMAKER TEN LITTLE INDIANS | PEPINO ITALIAN MAJORS-ltnperial-5870 88 83 THE MOUSE BEACH BOYS-Capitol-4880 65 71 LOU MONTE-Reprise-20106 31 43 82 YOU THREW A LUCKY PUNCH ! GENE CHANDLER-Vee Jay-468 17 LOVE CAME TO ME SEE SEE RIDER 60 65 LAVERN BAKER-Atlantic-2167 80 92 DION-Laurie-3145 17 19 83 CAST YOUR FATE TO THE WIND 1 VINCE GUARALDI TRIO-Fantasy-563 91 TELL HIM 52 COMIN' BABY — , HOME MARTIN DENNY-Liberty-55514 ' • EXCITERS-United Artists-544 29 49 MEL TORME-Atlantic-2165 49 57 ED TOWNSEND-Liberty-55516 84 ME AND MY SHADOW I DON'T RIDE MAKE ME OVER FRANK SINATRA & SAMMY DAVIS, JR. 83 91 19 DIONNE WARWICK-Scepter-1239 69 79 Reprise-20128 DEE DEE SHARP-Canieo-230 10 9 LITTLE BOY 85 NIGHTTIME 20 ALL ALONE AM I DRUMMER HARRY SIMEONE CHORALE-20th-Fox-121 82 — PETE ANTELL-Canieo-234 87 87 BRENDA LEE-Decca-31424 JACK HALLORAN SINGERS-DoN16275 86 FROM A JACK TO A KING 21 CHAINS NED MILLER-Fabor-114 92 — COOKIES-Difnension-1002 23 26 THE LOVEOF A BOY TIMI YURO-Liberby-55519 66 77 MY DAD • 87 THE CHIPMUNK SONG DAVID SEVILLE 8. CHIPMUNKS- 100 — • PETERSEN-Colpix-663 28 35 PAUL 56 THECHACHACHA Liberty-55289 BOBBY RYDELL-Cameo-228 33 27 23 HE'S A REBEL 88 LITTLE TOWN FLIRT CRYSTALS-Philles-106 16 11 HALF HEAVEN—HALF HEARTACHE DEL SHANNON-Bigtop-3131 — — VIKKI CARR-Liberty-55493 — • GENE PITNEY-Musicor-1026 81 89 ZERO ZERO TWO LOVERS LAWRENCE WELK-Dot-16420 93 — I IT MARY WELLS-Motown-1035 35 52 58 CAN'T HELP CARL-HENRIK NORIN-Atco-6241 JOHNNY TILLOTSON-Cadence-1432 38 32 JOE NEWMAN COMBO-Mercury-72067 25 DESAFINADO BILLY STORM-lnfinity-023 POPCORNS-Decca-31446 SUZANNE CAROL-Parker-205 STAN GETZ 8< CHARLES BYRD-Verve-10260 21 13 SI ZENTNER-Libertv-S5499 90 LET ME GO THE RIGHT WAY LLOYD MAYER-United Artists-509 59 YOUR CHEATIN' HEART SUPREMES-Motown-1034 89 90 PAT THOMAS-MGM-13102 RAY CHARLES-ABC-10375 56 59 FREDA PAYN E-ABC-1 0366 KING CURTIS-Capitol-4841 JULIE LONDON-Liberty-55512 91 I NEED YOU MAVIS RIVERS-Rcprise-20115 RICK NELSON-lmperial-5901 — ELLA FITZGERALD-Verve-10274 I'M GONNA BE WARM THIS BOB GALLO-Assault-1844 WINTER — 92 MY WIFE CAN'T COOK 26 WIGGLE WOBBLE CONNIE FRANCIS-MGM-13116 90 LONNIE RUSS-4-J-501 95 LES COOPER-Everlast-5019 22 23 61 LOVERS BY NIGHT, STRANGERS 93 JINGLE BELL ROCK 27 RUMORS BY DAY BOBBY HELMS-Decca-30513 96 JOHNNY CRAWFORD-Del-Fi-4188 20 21 CHUBBY CHECKER & BOBBY RYDELL- FLEETWOODS-Dolton-62 41 34 Camco-205 28 LET'S GO (PONY) 62 LEAH ROUTERS-Warner Bros.-5283 27 29 94 FLY ME TO THE MOON ROY ORBISON-Monument-467 SO 53 JOE HARNELL-Kopp-497 THE NIGHT HAS A THOUSAND EYDIE GORME-ABC-10383 EYES 63 MARYANN REGRETS BURL IVES-Decca-31433 46 41 BOBBY VEE-Liberty-55521 43 66 95 WHITE CHRISTMAS BING CROSBY-Decca-23778 99 — UP ON THE ROOF 64 GINA DRIFTERS-Atlantic-2162 39 50 JOHNNY MATHIS-Columbia-42582 37 31 96 ROCKIN' AROUND THE 31 SHUTTERS AND BOARDS SOME KINDA FUN CHRISTMAS TREE BRENDA LEE-Decca-30776 100 — JERRY WALLACE-Cha!lenge-9171 36 46 • CHRIS MONTEZ-Monogram-507 75 85 32 RUBY ANN 66 RAINBOW AT MIDNIGHT 97 CHICKEN FEED MARTY ROBBINS-Columbia-42614 26 30 JIMMIE RODGERS-Dot-16407 70 73 BENT FABRIC-Atco-6245 EVERYBODY LOVES A LOVER 98 MOLLY SHIRELLES-Scepter-1243 44 60 67 POPEYE (THE HITCHHIKER) & 59 40 BOBBY GOLDSBORO-Laurie-3148 CHUBBY CHECKER-Parkway-849 34 MY OWN TRUE LOVE I LIVE TO SEE DUPREES-Coed-571 24 16 68 ECHO 99 MAY NOT EMOTIONS-Kapp-490 73 75 TOMORROW 35 1 LEFT MY HEART IN SAN BRIAN HYLAND-ABC-10374 81 FRANCISCO 69 STRANGE 1 KNOW TONY BENNETT-Columbio-42332 34 33 MARVELETTES-Tamla-54072 72 78 100 MAYBE YOU'LL BE THERE 98 FRANK SINATRA-Reprise-20107 BILLY & ESSENTIALS-Jamie-1239 — 1 SEYMOUR-Heartbeat-20 YOU'VE REALLY GOT A HOLD QUARTET TRE5 BIEN-Norman-526 SHERWOOD-Harmon-1010 « 100 TWILIGHT TIME ROBERTA ON ME 97 99 DEREK SMITH-Time-1056 MIRACLES-Tamla-54073 85 95 Andy Williams-Cadence-1433 GORDON JENKINS-Columbia-42608 JACK PLEIS-Cameo-235 100 DARKEST STREET IN TOWN WILLIS JACKSON-Prestige-234 71 DON'T GO NEAR THE ESKIMOS 'Ql JIMMY CLANTON-VeeJay-8005 CORD IALS-Panic-1 000 iB'N DER-MGM-13104 76 80

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Cash Box—Decembe^ 22, 1962 Mercury's Green To Kapp Sets Nat'l Distrib | I Europe For Planning Meets Lieberson’s Year-End Statement: Meet In N.Y. On Jan. 4 I Mercury Records CHICAGO— prexy NEW YORK—Kapp Records will de- Irving B. Green has left for meetings | in Baarn, Holland and Hamburg, but its new album releases and pro- j Celumbia’s Sales Up 16 Germany with top execs of Philips gram for Jan. at a national distrib % NE Phonographic Industries and Deutsche meet at the Savoy Hilton Hotel on XEW YORK The following is Grammophon Gesellschaft to help — a “Camelot”; Richard Rodgers and the “define” the relationship of the three Sun., Jan. 6. Distribs will ariuve Sat. statement by Goddard Lieberson, late Oscar Hammerstein II for organizations for 1963. evening and will be hosted by the en- president of Columbia Records, sum- “Flower Drum Song.” Columbia has A meeting of the combined plan- tire Kapp staff. Meet, which begins at ming up the label’s operations in ’62, won six of the seven Gold Records ning executive committee will discuss spotlighted by a increase in total for Original forthcoming product for all labels 1 PM, will be helmed by Phil Skaff, 16% Broadway Cast LP’s supplied the three participating sales volume. with sales in excess of $1,000,000. by veep in the sales division. It \v'ill con- organizations. 1962, the most successful twelve Another major album hit was the In last week Green clude with a dinner and show, at Baam (11, 12), months in the history of Columbia Motion Picture Soundtrack of Billy discussed pop product with Dr. Wal- which time, key artists on the label Records, marked the fourth consecu- Rose’s “Jumbo,” ter Betcke, director of Deutsche starring Doris Day. wnll perform. Theme of the meet will Grammophon Gesellschaft, and Hans tive year in which the Division fur- Mitch Miller won ten Gold Records be “Golden National Voight, also of DGG; Les Gould, rep- Distributor thered its sales leadeship of the for his “Sing Along” series—the resenting Philips of England; Tony Meeting,” which, the label says, has a phonograph record industry. Achiev- greatest number of Gold Records ever van de Haar, representing Philips of “double meaning” that will ing an increase of than in presented to Baarn, and Will Langenberg, presi- be made more 16% an individual for LP dent of Philips Phonographic Indus- known at the gathering. total sales volume, the Division also sales. tries. bi’oadened greatly its manufacturing, New artists who developed into ma- sub- It; Classical product was the main distribution and recording facilities, jor record best sellers in 1962 were; ject of discussion Dec. 13 and 14 at a added major recording artists to a The New Christy Minstrels, a group meet in Hamburg, attended by MGM Gets Rights To roster unparalleled within the of young folk singers; country singer Green; T. Haertel, president of DGG; New Bock-Harnick Musical indus- Frau Professor Schiller of DGG; Mr. try, and introduced the CBS label Claude King; and Broadway star Gould; Mr. Langenberg; George Mey- NEW YORK—MGM Records has overseas in a large-scale program to Robert Goulet. Other Columbia re- erstein, president of Philips Phono- increase development of international cording artists who continued to en- graphique Societe of France; and come-up with the original-cast LP record markets. joy great success vocalists John MacLeod, coordinator of classi- rights to “She Loves Me,” the next were Tony cal product for Philips and DGG. Bennett, Jimmy Dean, Aretha Frank- musical by Jerry Bock & Sheldon Hits Following the meet. Green moved lin, Mahalia Jackson, Johnny Mathis, Harnick, writers of the score to the Combined sales for the Motion Pic- over to Paris to meet with Fontana Marty Robbins, Andy Williams, and Pulitzer Prize winning musical, “Fi- ture Soundtrack LP and the Original label artist Nana Mouskouri and The Brothers Four; instrumentalists ” Broadway Cast LP of “West Side Philips label artist Charles Brassens, orello ! Dave Brubeck, Miles Davis, Andre Story” were over 2,500,000 copies. both of whom are the featured holi- The musical, based on an old MGM Previn arranger-conductors Con- ; Ray Both albums won Gold Records for day season artists at the Olvmpia in flick, “The Shop Around the Corner,” niff, Percy Faith, and Andre Koste- composers Leonard Bernstein and Paris. He will make arrangements for is the label’s third On-B’way caster, lanetz. Stephen Sondheim—the first time Miss Mouskouri’s performing and re- the others being “Whoop-Up,” the During 1962, a number of signifi- that a score had achieved Gold Rec- cording trip to the United States for 1958 flop, cant additions were made to the Di- and “Carnival,” the current ords for the Soundtrack and Broad- 1963. vision’s popular artist roster, includ- hit. Label’s big Off-B’way casters are way Cast versions on the same record In Paris, Green will also meet with ing comedians Elaine May and Mike “Three Penny Opera” and “The Fan- label. Philips label artists Johnny Hallyday Nichols; singers Patti Page, Dion, tastics.” Irving Berlin’s new musical, “Mr. and Juliette Greco, and will examine Eddie Hodges, and the celebrated President,” which opened with one of new European production and record- The Bock-Harnick show, being pro- husband and wife team Steve Law- the largest box office advances in the ing techniques. duced by Robert Prince, is due to bow rence and Eydie Gorme; jazz-pianist history of the Broadway theatre, was 'I Green will close his trip with a on Broadway sometime next spring. Thelonious Monk; arranger-conductor recorded by Columbia and became an visit to London to make arrange- Score is published by Tommy Valan- Don Costa and percussionist Terry immediate best seller. ments for a forthcoming United do’s Sunbeam Music, which also pub- Snyder. The Division also awarded Gold States trip for The Springfields. lished “Fiorello!” and “Tenderloin,” Records to the composers of two other Classical Music Philips’ folk singing group, and for the team’s unsuccessful follow-up to Broadway Original Cast LP’s: Alan Extending the Division’s sales lead- Roy Castle, another Philips artist. the former production. The latter mu- Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe for ership to cover all categories of re- sicals had their cast readings on Cap- corded music, Columbia Masterworks’ in itol Records. releases attained pre-eminence 1962 for the first time in the classical Dot To Handle WP UA's Krim: Top Gross In '62 LP market. The Philadelphia Orches- In Nine Areas Chesses Get FCC OK NEW YORK—United Artists Corp. tra under the direction of Eugene — Dot Records’ own expects 1962 to be its highest grossing Ormandy became the first symphonic HOLLYWOOD On Purchase Of Chi Station distrib branches is now handling the year, with new peaks to be achieved group to sell over 1,000,000 LP’s in World Pacific and its Pacific Jazz and CHICAGO—Leonard & Phil Chess, for the coming three years. a period of one year and one album, Horizon affiliates. who operate the Chess-Checker-Argo Rosy outlook for the pic firm, par- “The Glorious Sound of Christmas,” ent company of the label, was the fastest selling classical album Deal, set by Dot prexy Randv Wood label setup, received approval from UA came and World Pacific’s Richard Bock, last week from Arthur Krim, presi- in the history of the industry. the Federal Communications Commis- ) calls for distribution of WP product dent. Total revenue last year was a Leonard Bernstein and the New sion (FCC) last week for their pur- in nine areas: Dallas, Houston, Mem- record $112,717,000, while the net was York Philharmonic, also major Mas- chase of radio station WHFC-Chi- phis. New Orleans, Atlanta, St. Louis, $4,042,000, or $2.34 a share. Krim terworks best sellers, released a num- cago. Nashville, Kansas City and Pitts- said it was too early to size-up this ber of distinguished new recordings burgh. The Chess’ made-known their in- year’s profit picture. including the first LP to be made at WP has 200 LP’s in its catalog, as tentions to buy the outlet about seven For the first nine months of this Lincoln Center’s new Philharmonic well as a from time-to-time singles months ago for $1 million, with FCC year, UA reported a profit of $3,103,- Hall, a performance of Brahms’ Sec- schedule. Label’s top artists include OK coming after a normal waiting 000, or $1.78 a share, up from $3,- ond Symphony. A deluxe two-record album, “The Opening of Lincoln Cen- Les McCann, Laurindo Almeida, Rich- period. 014,000, or $1.73 a share. Gross for the period was $91,500,000, compared ter,” was released as a notable addi- ard Holmes, Gerry Mulligan and The pair, who bought the station Chicago Hamilton. with $85,300,000 the year before. tion to Columbia’s acclaimed Legacy from Richard Hoffman, expect to take UA has more than 40 flicks set for Series. The latter recreates the entire over its operation about the first of release during the next three years. {Continued on page 44) MMHmiNDEx mmmmmm the year. WHFC has Negro-oriented pro- Album Best Sellers 29 gramming and also broadcasts in vari- Liberty Conducting Initial Nat'l Sales-Promo Meets Album Plans 34 ous foreign languages. It is heard on Album Reviews 30, 32 LOS ANGELES—Liberty Records is Joining Blocker, Bohanan and Bios for DJ’s 22 both AM and FM. AM broadcasting holding first national sales-promo Skaff for confabs will be A1 Bennett, Country Music Section 54, 65 is full-time at 1,000 watts, while the meets this week at the firm’s Holly- Si Waronker, in charge of all creative International Section 48-53 FM beam is 77,000 watts strong. AM wood offices. activities and executive A&R director Juke Box Ops Record Guide .... 24 and FM programming are currently Don Blocker, assistant to prexy A1 Snuff Garrett. Among out-of-towners Looking Ahead (Singles) 8 the same. An announcement is due Bennett, has lined up key men from attending are divisional men Joe Looking Ahead (LP’s) leski, east coast; Dick v Bowman, 28 shortly on what directions the outlet all over the nation, coordinating Platter Spinner Patter 22 closely with national sales topper south; Rick Frio, Chicago-midwest will take under the Chess’, according Radio Active Chart 20 Don Bohanan and promo head Bob and Lee Mendell, west coast. Promo to Frank Ward, manager of the sta- R & B Top 60 ^ 43 Skaff. staff includes Ted Feigen, east coast; tion. Record Ramblings 16, 18 Discussions will include the upcom- Joe Sadd, south; Ray Hill, Cincin- Leonard Chess previously Single Review 10, 12, 14 owned ing Jan. program and previews of nati-midwest and Bud Dain, west Sure Shots 26 radio station WTAC in Flint, Mich. new product. Additionally, firm’s coast. Los Angeles promo man Tom- Top 100 Artists 42 After operating it for 2% years, he A&R department will exchange ideas my LiPuma will also be on hand for Top 100 Publishers 36 sold it in 1961. with the field men. the conclave.

6 Cash Box—December 22, 1962 Epic^s Top Sales Year: ARMADA Board Meet: Guidelines

311% Increase Over ’61 For Stabiiity & Ethicai Practiees pointed out. He NEW YORK—Epic Records had the Hits” and “One Is A Lonely Number.” DETROIT—Members of the ARM- of the industry,” he greatest sales in its nine-year history Another vocalist to register important ADA board, at a highly productive also noted that ARMADA “will not in 1962, according to an announce- sales for Epic during 1962 was Buddy two-day meet here last week (10, 11), be a crutch for weak distributors.” ^ ment from Leonard S. Levy, national Greco, whose versatility was dis- designed to Chief developments and resolutions sales manager. played in such best-selling albums as adopted positive measures Net dollar volume for 1962 repre- “Let’s Love” and “Buddy And Soul,” discourage direct shipping by labels were the following: In sented an increase of 311% over and single, “Mr. Lonely.” and spelled out specific resolutions af- 1) Federal Trade Commission: 1961, with single records alone show- Epic also attained exceptional sales fecting every phase of the disk busi- addition to voting an allocation of ing an extraordinary increase of with several albums by bandleader return- funds to retain counsel immediately, 421%. These figures are based on ac- Lester Lanin, notably “Twistin’ To ness—with the overall aim of committee to tual sales volume for the period Jan. High Society” and “Dance To The ing the industry at a level of stability the board appointed a 1, 1962 to Nov. 30, 1962 and pro- Music Of Mr. President.” and ethical practice. A key resolution (Continued on page 40) jected sales for Dec., 1962. In August, Epic inaugurated its J placed the association on record as Most notable among Epic’s achieve- new Footlight Series with the Origi- abolition of free mer- ments in 1962 was the first single nal Cast production of the Oif-Broad- favoring the record in the label’s history to win^ way hit, “Anything Goes.” chandise coupled with a “more realis- Liberty Says '62 Chipmunks' gold record—Bobby Vinton’s “Roses In the classical field, Epic made an tic” singles price of 79^ retail. Date Are Red”—^which achieved roster Best Christmas To interna- important addition to its artist The distrib organization also allo- tional sales of nearly two million with the announced signing of the to immediately retain This Xmas season copies, the label said, and established Juilliard String Quartet, the interna- cated funds HOLLYWOOD — Vinton as a world-wide favorite. Vin- tionally renowned chamber ensemble. counsel and pursue the Federal Trade will be the best sales year so far for ton’s LP titled “Roses Are Red” be- Its first release was a three-record set Commission’s (FTC) trade confer- Liberty Records’ Chipmunk product,

I came one . of the top ten best-selljug of the Mozart “Haydn” Quartets. _ ence. which is going into its fifth year. albums in the nation ' and Vinton’s Epic’s most important classical group. guided by president Blocker, assistant subsequent singles, “Rain, Rain Go The Cleveland Orchestra^ under the The meeting, According to Don Away” and ‘“Trouble Is My Middle direction of conductor George Szell, Amos Heilicher, executive vice presi- to topper A1 Bennett, Liberty has sold Name” also attained major succes§. added to its series of yearly releases. dent John Kaplan and treasurer 180,000 copies of “Christmas with A second young vocalist to enjoy label, Okeh Epic Records’ R&B Harry Schwartz, was marked by plain The Chipmunks,” this year’s new LP great sales during 1962 was CBS-TV Records, scored with one of its first talk critical analysis not only of favorites. Blocker said star George Maharis of the popular releases, “Dr. Feelgood,” The single’s and by the kiddie but also of distribs. estimated 'k Route 66 program. Maharis made an success was repeated, by an LP, “Dr. manufacturers that the label would do an immediate impact with his first single Feelgood And The Interns.” The label Heilicher stressed the necessity of $1 million in Xmas business with release, “Teach Me Tonight” and an of successful also enjoyed a number such broad examination. “If we ai’e Chipmunk disks. LP, “George Maharis Sings,” includ- singles with Jerry McCain and Ted to improve the distributor segment, is pushing Chipmunk prod- ing the hit, became one of the coun- Taylor, as well as with the second Liberty trv’s best-selling albums. Maharis’ Dr. Feelgood hit, “Right String but we must strive to improve the eco- uct via a 15% discount program and subsequent records. “Love Me As I the Wrong Yo-Yq.’ nomic health of all interrelated facets merchandising that includes 20-sec- Love You,” “Baby itas Bye” Gonq Bye ond TV spots following popular “Al- and his second LP, “Porttait In [ vin Show” TV’er in 40 key national it Music” also created significant sales. In addition to the development of Choreo Changes Its Mercury Inks Faron Young markets. Vinton and Maharis as Epic artists, Besides the new LP, there’s two important in- To Ava Records a number of singers Name CHICAGO—Faron Young, a top coun- new EP’s, “Christmas with the Chip- cluding Adam Wade and the Ames been pacted to Chipmunk Song- Brothers, were siened to exclusive BEVERLY HILLS—Fred Astaire’s try music name, has munks” and “The recording contracts. Wade’s releases Choreo Records has undergone a label Mercury Records. book.” Previous releases include five in 1962 included two distinguished name change to Ava Records, it was New affiliation for the Capitol Rec- LP’s, two EP’s and two singles. announced last week by executive vice- albums, “Adam Wade’s Greatest ords’ star was negotiated by Shelby The singles include “The Chipmunk president Jackie Mills. All exec manpower will remain in- Singleton, Mercury veep, in the Nash- Song,” which started the Chipmunks tact. with the name change, and Ava ville headquarters of Mercury. on the road to their fabulous disk ca- will, all artists previously un- ratain . Liberty Purchase Of , Young, a Grand Ole Opry star since reer back in 1958, coupled “Alvin’s der contract to the former label. the age of 19 (he’s 30), has had a Harmonica” and “Rudolph the Red Atlantic NOT Set The name change to Ava was pre- number of country-pop successes. Be- Nosed Reindeer” and “Spain.” cipitated for “sales, reasons,” accord- 1 NEW YORK—Is Liberty Records go- sides his recording activities, he’s “The Chipmunk Song” was 1958’s ing to. Mills. The' decision was made ing to buy Atlantic Records? also a cleffer and heads a string of “My Son, The Folk-Singer” and “First based upon results of a marketing Following-up trade talk that such enterprises in the entertainment in- Family” as far as speed of acceptance I research program recently concluded a deal was in the works. Cash Box dustry, including two publishing is concerned. The label has reported that indicated a far heater public and i*' contacted both parties last week, with firms, an insurance company and a that the disk sold 4 million records in trade acceptance for the new name. Liberty prexy AT Bennett admittmg photo studio. a period of seven weeks in its initial The artists iniclude 'Astaire, Elmer that the label was “looking at Atlan- He operates out of the new Faron year, and sales to date are at 16 mil- Bernstein, Carol Lawrence, Gene

! tic,” but adding that no decision would Young Building in the heart of Nash- lion. This year alone, sales have Baker, Charlie Barnett, Harry Betts, be reached until after Jan. 1. ville. reached 550,000, according to Liberty. Bill Brown, Charlip Cochran, Llqyd However, Ahmet Ertegun, head of j Elliot, Victor Feldman, Dave Howard, Atlantic, completely denied such a I Dick Hazard, Pete Jolly Trio, Johnny deal, declaring, in fact, that Atlantic Mangelli, Lewis Quadling, Annita was “buying, not selling.” Ertegun Bernie Lowe Signs Chubby Checker Ray, Eudice Shapiro, Jack Sheldon, explained that the label was dickering James Shigeta, Muggsy Spanier, To New 5-Year Cameo/Parkway Pact for the purchase of at least four Herb Steward, George Wood & Katie, labels, none of which he would iden- ' and more.i-' '< ^ tify. Mills further announced that Ava will releaselthree albums this month: ^ Smash Now Handles “Bossa Noya Goes. To The Movies,” arranged by Harry Betts; “Charlie Hallway Label Barnett!!” and “A Time For Singin’ & A Time For Prayin’ ” by Gene CHICAGO — Smash Records has Baker & The Gospel Singers. Line is picked-up Bill Hall’s Hallway label, distributed by MGM Records. based in Beaumont, Tex., for na- ^ tional distribution thru the label’s distrib network. Tam la /Motown Splits p. . Hall produced two Smash hits by LP-Singles Sales Force; Dickie Lee, “Patches” .and the current Phil Jones LP Sales Head follow-up, “I Saw Linda Yesterday.’^ First two singles to be made avail- DETROIT—Itt the first step in a able under the deal are “Defrost” by segregation of its singles and LP sales Albert Collins and “My Voice ik force, Tamla/Motpgvn Records l^as Changing” by Jack Clement. named Phil Jones ks' its national safes According to Charlie Fach, head of director of album product, according Smash, the “Defrost” side has had to Barney Ales, yedp' Ifv Biegel will PHILADELPHIA—Bernie Lowe, topper of Cameo Records, has just re-inked sales of 5000 in Houston’s R&B mar- now be solely responsible for all sin- label hit-maker Chubby Checker to a new exclusive five year contract. During ket. Both singles were produced in gles sales and promotion. Prior to the past year the chanter racked up an impressive string of single hits includ- Beaumont at Gulf Coast Studios, joining the fabel, Jones, a 10-year ing “The Twist,” “Let’s Twist Again,” “The Fly” and “Pony Time.” Currently, owned by Hall and J ack Clement. vet in thardisk business, spent eight he is represented on the charts with “Limbo Rock” and “Popeye (The Hitch- Smash will handle additional Hallway years at Angott One Stop and two hiker).” Additionally, the songster’s series of twist LP’s all scored heavily in released in the near future, an an- years at Merchants, Wholesale, a De- the coin departments. This week Checker broke on to the best-seller album nouncement said. troit rado-jobber. -- charts with his “Limbo Party” disk.

Cosh B6x-^eceinb/^-22,^ 1^62. 7 ' llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliLOOKING Cash Box AHEAD

A compilation, in order of strength, of up and coming records showing signs of breaking into The Cash Box Top 100. List is compiled from retail outlets.

WOULD IT MAKE ANY LET ME ENTERTAIN YOU 1 26 DIFFERENCE TO YOU/HOW DO Ray Anthony (Capitol 4876) YOU TALK TO AN ANGEL Etta James (Argo 5430) JOEY'S SONG/HOT TACOS 27 Bill Black's Combo (Hi 2059) 2,000 LB BEE 2 Ventures (Dolton 67) FROM THE BOTTOM OF 28 MY HEART MY MAN —HE'S A LOVIN' 3 MAN Dean Martin (Reprise 20116) Betty Leyett (Atlantic 2160) 29 THE BEST MAN CRIED THERE'LL BE NO TEARDROPS Clyde McPhatter (Mercury 72051) 4 TONIGHT Adam Wade (Epic 9557) WILD WEEKEND 30 Rebels (Swan 4125) GETTIN' READY FOR THE 5 HEARTBREAK Chuck Jackson (Wand I3i) AL Dl LA 31 Connie Francis (MGM 13116) 6 BIG NOISE FROM WINNETKA Cozy Cole (Coral 62339) OOH LA LA LIMBO 32 Danny & Juniors (Guyden 1240) 7 WISHING STAR (THEME FROM TARAS BULBA) SUNRISE SERENADE Jerry Butler (VeeJay 475) 33 Willie Mitchell (HI 2058) Ferrante & Teicher (United Artists 537) Maxine Star (New Hits 3010) 34 JELLY BREAD WONT YOU COME ON BACK Booker T. & MG's (Stax 131) 8 Fats Domino (Imperial 5895)

TROUBLE IN MIND WHAT GOOD AM I WITHOUT 35 Aretha Franklin (Columbia 426225) 9 YOU Jackie Wilson (Brunswick 55236) LITTLE WHITE LIES 36 Kenjolairs (A & M 704) DO YOU HEAR WHAT I HEAR 10 Harry Simeone Chorale (Mercury 72065) MIND OVER MATTER 37 Noland Strong (Fortune 546) 11 RED PEPPER Roosevelt Fountain S, Pens (Prince-Adams 447) THE IN-BETWEEN YEARS 38 James McArthur (Scepter 1241) BIG boat/tiny sparrow 12 Peter, Paul & Mary (Warner Bras. 5325) ACAPULCO 1922 39 Tijuana Brass (A 8t M 703) GONNA RAISE A RUCKUS 13 TONIGHT Jimmy Dean (Columbia 42600) EVERYDAY I HAVE TO 40 CRY SOME PEPPERMINT MAN Steve Alaimo (Checker 1032) 14 Dick Dale & Del-Tones (Deltone 5020) THE TELEPHONE GAME JAVA ,41 Claudine Clark (Chancellor 1124) 15 Floyd Cramer (RCA Victor 8116) BOSSA NOVA BIRD STILL WATERS RUN DEEP 42 Dells (Argo 5428) 16 Brook Benton (Mercury 72055)

SLIGHTLY OUT OF TUNE SHAKE ME, I RATTLE (SQUEEZE 17 43 Pat Thomas (MGM 13102) 1 ME I CRY) Julie London (Liberty 55512) Marion Worth (Columbia 42640) Ella Fitzgerald (Verve 10274)

YOU'RE GONNA NEED ME 18 Barbara Lynn (Jamie 124) THESE GOLDEN EARRINGS 44 Jive Five (Beltone 2029)

19 MEXICAN JOE Pat Boone (Dot 16416) THE LONELIEST GIRL 45 IN TOWN Linda Scott (Congress 108) WALK RIGHT IN 20 Rooftop Singers (Vanguard 35017) BOOK OF SONGS SAILOR BOY 46 Lydells (SCA 18001) 21 Cathy Carr (Laurie 3147)

LOVER COME BACK TO ME LITTLE TIN SOLDIER 47 Ciettones (Gee 1079) 22 Toy Dolls (Era 3093)

GO TIGER GO NEVER LET YOU GO 23 Guy Mitchell (Joy 270) 48 Five Discs (Cheer 1000)

24 I'VE GOT THE WORLD BY POPEYE WADDLE THE TAIL 49 Don Covay (Cameo 7239) Claude King (Columbia 42630)

COME TO ME LOOK AT ME 25 Richard "Popcorn" Wylie (Epic 9543) 50 Dobie Gray (Cor-Dak 1602)

Cash Box—December 22, 1962 "TWO LOVERS"

Motown 1 035

HITS ARE OUR BUSINESS TAMLA/MOTOWN RECORDS

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Cash Box B+ very good B good C+ fair C mediocre

only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by Cash Box

CAROLINE/ANTOINETTE JONI JAMES (MGM 13117) BINASTANTE (Verve 10280) (B+) “ANYONE BUT HER” (2:21) Pick of the (B+) “SOMEBODY TOOK THE [Pogo ASCAP—Geld, Udell] Week CRAYONS (From My Color- Lark nicely essays a pleasing, oldie- ing Book)” (1:50) [Vi-Jim ASCAP— styled opus about a gal who would “I WILL LIVE MY LIFE FOR “I WANNA BE AROUND” Chrumbolo, Krondes] Guess who took have her guy leave her for anyone YOU” (2:25) [Tunesmith—Gil (2:03) [Commander ASCAP Caroline’s crayons for his own color- but a certain untrustworthy chick. BMI—Stellman, Salvador, Feltz] Vimmerstedt, Mercer] ing book? At the conclusion of this Big sound from the full ork backdrop, very cute novelty, he finds out if it’s which includes a mild backbeat sound. TONY BENNETT (Columbia 42634) — not obvious from the start—that it’s Largely the old Joni James ballad Bennett, who’s still enjoying his biggest success in years with “I Left daddy, dad being none other than approach, it could get important at- My Heart In San Francisco,” should easily continue his happy hit way JFK, as done by a mimic. Lark Caro- tention from the jocks. with both ends here. They’re two ballad beauts, the lilting, Latin-flavored line sings against a sprightly rock-a- (B) “FORGIVE FOOL” (2:10) “I Will Live My Life For You,” and the charming, easy-going “I Wanna A cha sound. Could get around. [Midway Douglas, Be Around,” that Tony and the Marty Manning outfit wax in superb ASCAP— Miller, (ileason] Another number with style. Fabulous two-sider. (B) “TOY BALLOONS (Balloon Song)” (2:10) [Heatherfield a years-back feel is presented with a “HE’S SURE THE BOY I LOVE” (2:29) [Aldon BMI—Mann, Weil] BMI—Mure] Antoinette Binastante light-beat reading. “WALKIN’ ALONG (LA-LA-LA)” (2:17) heads this kiddie-directed stint on a THE ADVENTURERS [Mother Bertha BMI Spector] delightfully tuneful number. — (Ran-Dee 106) THE CRYSTALS (Philles 109) THE PLAYMATES (Roulette 4464) (B-I-) “IT’S ALRIGHT” (1:50) The Crystals follow their current top-ten’er, “He’s A Rebel,” with an- [Chappell ASCAP Bernstein, other powerful contender for smashville. This change-of-pace’r, tagged (B+) “PETTICOATS FLY” (2:03) — Brown] Solid colorful blues romp “He’s Sure The Boy I Love,” finds the gals in top rockin’ mashed pota- [Vanno & Planetary ASCAP from the song crew and their all-out toes form. Terrific Jack Nitzsche arrangement. The unusual shuffle- Vance, Pockriss] Team, which often ork setting. Crew features a strong rock-a-blues coupler sports an intriguing sans lyric chant by the crew. comes through with good-natured lead and exciting chant stanzas. A rock dates, warbles another cheerful nossible chart portion for the Chi- “PROUD” (2:15) [Aldon BMI—Mann, Weil] ditty. Combo & larks back-up in based label. “LONESOME TOWN” (3:10) [Eric BMI—Knight] sunny fashion. Could catch-on. JOHNNY CRAWFORD (Del-Fi 4193) (B) “I DON’T MIND” (2:35) (B) “WHAT A FUNNY WAY TO [Chappell ASCAP Bernstein, Young Crawford continues to turn out one hit after another (currently — SHOW IT” (2:38) [Frost & Brown] Another bright, though some- it’s “Rumors”) and his new Del-Fi effort should prove no exception to Pokvan BMI—Raleigh, Wayne, Jor- what less exciting showing. the rule. It’s a heartbreaking, slow martial beat dual-track opus, labeled dan] Gal doesn’t display her supposed “Proud,” that builds in tremendously effective (Roy Orbison-like) fash- love for the guy in a positive way, LAURENCE HARVEY- -HERBIE ion. Great ork-choral arrangement. War, appealing up-dating of the the guy’s relate in this interesting MANN (Atlantic 5024) * ) while-back Rick Nelson weeper on the other end. upbeat sound for the teeners. (B) “LOVE THEME FROM ‘THIS “NOBODY BUT ME” (2:01) “I’M LAUGHING TO KEEP IS MY BELOVED’” (1:34) “BIG” BUDDY LUCAS (Caprice 120) [Wemar BMI—R.R.&O.K. Isley] FROM CRYING” (2:00) [Walden ASCAP] Label has culled a [Aldon BMI—Ervin, Wilingham] (B-h) “I CAN’T GO” (2:10) track from its poetry LP featuring THE ISLEY BROTHERS (Wand 131) [Catherine SESAC—Lucas] actor Harvey, who is backed by far- Blues singer Lucas may have a out jazz music, including an interest- The Isley Brothers are in their frantic “Twist And Shout” smash form strong chart entry with this potent ing theme, from flutist Herbie Mann’s once again. The fellas ‘pull out all the stops’ as they pound out two entry. His commanding vocal is crew. Off-beat item that could get chock full of commercial vocal and instrumental gimmick twisters labeled backed by all sorts of attention-get- some attention. “Nobody But Me” and “I’m Laughing To Keep From Crying.” There’s ting bits from the organ-led combo- sales djmamite in both ends. (B) “NIGHT THEME FROM femme chorus. Keep very close tabs ‘THIS IS MY BELOVED’” “GO HOME GIRL” (2:24) [Painted Desert BMI—Alexander] on this track. (1:44) [Walden ASCAP] Another “YOU’RE THE REASON” (2:24) (B) “SO HAPPY” (1:58) [Cath- side from the LP. [American BMI—Edwards, Imes, Fell, Henley] erine SESAC — Lucas] A DICK HYMAN (RCA Victor 8125) ARTHUR ALEXANDER (Dot 16425) speedy blueser from the artist. Top- Alexander can have another dual-mart pop-r&b coin-catcher on his hands half still has it. (B-f) “LIY ADUMA” (2:24) [BIEM-Themba] The pianist- ^ > with this follow-up to “Anna (Run To Him).” The new slice, a poignant, organist is heard on the organ in a self-penned shuffle-rock-a-cha-cha, tagged “Go Home Girl,” that Arthur BILLY WARD & THE DOMINOES bouncy portrayal of a delectable South waxes with loads of feeling. Companion piece is a sensational thumpin’ (Ro-Zan 10001) African-flavored folk tune. com- beat revival of Bobby Edwards’ short-while-back success, “You’re 'The A (B-h) “MAN IN THE STAINED mercial sound that bears eyeing. Reason” (culled from his “You Better Move On” LP). Strong choral- GLASS WINDOW” (2:20) instrumental support on both halves. [Billy Ward BMI—Ward] The long- (B+) “TELL THE STORY” (2:27) time song crew does a beautiful job [Henry Adler ASCAP—Hy- “LET THE FOUR WINDS BLOW” “BE BOP BABY” (2:07) on a lovely, religious-type ballad. man] A fine hard-beat blues shuffler. (2:00) [Travis BMI— [Travis BMI Lendhurst] — is aptly Also might move. Bartholomew, Domino] Team’s instrumental support reverent. A striking stand that could THE JAMES BOYS (Kapp 502) SANDY NELSON (Imperial 5904) do something if it gets around enough. Take your pick here. Drummer Nelson has come with what looks like a Label belongs to Billy Ward Ent. in (B-h) “STAMPEDE” (1:52) [Skid- double-barreled money-maker. Both are rockin’ teen oldies’—Fats Dom- Hollywood. more—] Saxes do the stam- ino’s “Let The Four Winds Blow,” taken for shuffle-rock mashed pota- in this rock attack from the in- a (B) “MY FAIR WEATHER peding toes ride and Rick Nelson’s “Be Bop Baby,” that moves along at a bright strumental crew. Some percussion FRIEND” (2:05) [Billy Ward twist clip. Great teen party stuff. statements also convey the spirit of BMI—Ward] Something of an Ink the title. “ALL ABOUT MY GIRL” (2:30) “M. G. BLUES” (2:30) Spots sound here. [Saturn-Jell BMI—McGriff] [Saturn-Jell BMI—McGriff] (B) “BORDERTOWN” (2:15) [Skidmore Catchy south- JIMMY McGRIFF (Sue 777) TERI ALLEN —] (Canadian-American 149) of-the-border sound, also featuring Organist McGriff, who bowed in dual-mart hit style with his exciting saxes. instrumental revival of “I Got A Woman,” can make it two-in-a-row (B-f) “GOODNIGHT, IT’S TIME with either end of his new Sue pairing. Both the hard driving “All About TO GO” (2:01) [Arc BMI— DEMETRIUS (Lenox 5558) My Girl” and the enticing, up tempo “M.G. Blues,” are served up in Carter, Hudson] Thrush tops a bright, “HOLD BACK TOMORROW” tempting affable-sounding rock session on the (B+) style by Jimmy and his accompanists. It’s a toss-up for honors. [Eden BMI — Tenorio, Epae] old hit. Session could get around. “MAGIC STAR (Tel-Star)” (1:55) Songster heads a polished Latin-styled [Campbell, Connelly ASCAP—Joe, Meek] (B) “POOR LITTLE PUPPY” semi-dramatic date about a guy who out of “ONLY YOUR SHADOW KNOWS” (2:35) (2:23) [Vanno ASCAP— discovers that while he was [MRC—Singleton, Kennedy] Vance, Carr] Appealing portrayal of town his flame found a new love and a countryish plaintive ballad. is getting hitched “tomorrow.” Fine MARGIE SINGLETON (Mercury 72079) backbeat & organ sounds in the set- The country lark can have her first big pop stand with this lyric version THE JOHNNY MANN SINGERS ting. Could move. of the Tornadoes’ instrumental “Telstar.” Tune, tagged sensation, now (Liberty 55525) “Magic Star,” is a tantalizing, fast moving romancer that features a (B) “YOUR TENDER TOUCH” Affable first rate vocal effort by Margie. Also keep close tabs on the country- (B+) “COTTON FIELDS” (2:07) [Eden BMI — Epae] flavored shuffle-rock weeper, “Only Your Shadow Knows.” Splendid [Westside BMI—Fisher] La- rock-a-cha romantic. choral and ork showcase bel’s distinguished vocal group, one on both lids. TRUDY COLEMAN (Manco 1041) of the firm’s oldest attractions, offers “THAT’S THE WAY LOVE IS” “CALL ON ME” (2:30) an infectious upbeat reading of the (B) “COME HOME, BABY” (2:27) [Lion BMI—Malone] [Lion BMI—Malone] folk item, a onetime click for the (1:52) [Bluebonnet BMI BOBBY BLAND (Duke 360) Highwaymen. Could be a strong sin- Coleman] Some interesting Latin- bits part of the lark’s Bland, whose “Call It Stormy Monday” turned into one of his biggest gles track from the team’s “Golden blues combo are of her own upbeat blues item. pop-r&b money-makers to date, can grab off two more wax triumphs Folk Song Hits” LP. reading with this new Duke release. They’re the shufflin’ finger-snapper, “That’s (B) “SHENANDOAH” (2:47) (B) “YOU DID ME WRONG” The Way Love Is,” and the captivating Latin beat “Call On Me.” Stand- [Metric BMI—Arr. Mann] A (2:34) [Bluebonnet BMI out musical support on this double-header. sensitive survey of the beautiful folk Coleman] Blues performer cries over favorite. a love who’s gone on to another.

10 Cash Box—December 22, 1962 INSYANYANiOUS HIY REACYION!

Cash Box—December 22, 1962 11 —

Cgsli Box B+ very good B good C+ fair C mediocre

only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by Cash Box

FRANK GARI (Atlantic 2171) EARL DEAN SMITH (B-f) “AIN’T THAT FUN” (2:17) (Coliseum 603) [Trinity BMI—Powers, Bar- (B-b) “GO HOME CHEATER” Pick of the Week ry] An effective Spanish-type rock (2:22) [Garpax BMI—Paxton, sound backs the wistful vocal from McRae] Smith understandingly essays gal chorus is also a tender Nashville-type ballad about “HAVE YOU HAD A CHANGE OF HEART” (2:27) the songster. A (l good-sounding comments, the flame of cheating [Calbov BMI—Bovce, Kellv] ai’ound for a gal who’s on "rhis cut can get around. someone else who realizes she may “SWEET LITTLE BABY I CARE” (2:08) well cheat on him. Nice organ-led TOMMY BOYCE (RCA Victor 8126) (B) “SHE MAKE ME WANNA combo-chorus back-up sound. Boyce, who recently made the Top 100 grade with “I’ll Remember Carol,” DANCE” (2:42) [Mellin-Co- can have his strongest outing yet in this new Victor stand. LeadofT por- tillion BMI—Russell] More of a Latin (B) “STEALING FROM MY- tion is an ear-aiTesting, multi-tracked cha cha beat weeper, tagged touch in this take. SELF” (2:17) [Carpax & “Have You Had A Change Of Heart,” that Tommy puts across with Alanbo BMI—Mize] Soft cha-cha date SHONDELLS (King 5705) touching sincerity. The tender, shuffle beat romancer, “Sweet Little THE that also has a wistful storyline. Baby I Care” can also do big business. Top notch Jimmie Haskell-led (B) “MUSCLE BOUND” (2:35) STEVE CLAYTON (Spiral 3304) ork-choral support on these two winners. [0-Cal-Briarcliff BMI—John- son, Johnson] Team’s lead lass dis- (B) “THE SHOW’S ON ME TO- I plays good blues novelty sense here, NIGHT” (1:54) [Spiral as do her singing companions and the ASCAP — Shelley] Songster tops a of catchy combo. Kids will dig the lively display of a happy romantic the ditty. Label works of York. Pick out Week bright laff beat. New (B) “SPECIAL DELIVERY” (2:30) (B) “LEAVE IT TO THE GIRLS” [0-Cal Briarcliff BMI—John- (2:04) [Spiral ASCAP—Shel- Newcomers son, Johnson] Same gal is put up- ley] Some teen appeal in this outing front in this warm-beat blend. on a number that salutes womanhood. li u fflKt to call D.J. attention to Pick records by "Newcomers” (artists never before on tbo Tof 100) the editorial staff of Cash Box will list soeh records ander this special heading. DAVE KENNEDY & UPSETTERS (Little Star 123) THE AMBASSADORS (Cuca 1107) (B-b) “YES IT’S ME (I’m In Love “THE CINNAMON CINDER” (2:05) [Algrace BMI—Regan] (B) “PEEPIN’ & HIDIN’” (3:17) Again)” (2:03) [Travis BMI “BANDIDO” (2:27) [Downey BMI—Toten] — Recent click item by the —Domino, Bartholomew] One of Fats THE PASTEL SIX (Zen 102) Count Victors shows-up in pro easy- Domino’s big years-back hits is back This one’s already breaking wide open in the sales dept. It’s a happy-go- beat shuffle entry from the vet rock- again via this beltin’ blues affair from lucky handclapper, labeled “The Cinnamon Cinder (It’s A Very Nice market vocal-instrumental attraction. the team, which sports an exciting Dance),” that the Pastel Six knock out in ultra-commercial fashion. It’s (B) “KISS ME QUICK” (2:38) lead voice. Musicians hand-in a con- a money-in-the-bank entry. Get with it! The haunting all-instrumental tagious blues-romp sound. [ Pomus, Shuman] Good- coupler takes a funky, rhythmic ride. — sounding Latinish date somewhat on (B) “EVERY NIGHT ABOUT side. TIME” [Travis “HOAV MUCH IS THAT DOGGIE IN THE WINDOW” (2:32) the order of an Elvis Presley THIS (2:50) Wailing effort, with a [Joy ASCAP—Merrill] BMI—Domino] BILLY STORM (Vista 413) dialog intro. “MY BOY JOHN” (2:38) [Trio BMI—Leiber, Stoller] “CEE CEE RIDER” (2:53) BABY JANE & THE ROCKABYES (United Artists 560) (B-I-) BUCK RAM’S RAMROCKS are [Robinhood BMI— Storm] Chances “How Much Is That Doggie In The Window” will be mak- (Press 2806) ing the wax rounds once again (and in no time flat). The lilting years- From its recent master purchases the back Patti Page smasheroo is now set in a fantastic, string-filled rock- from the Infinity label of dates by (B-b) “ODD MAN THEME” (2:43) a-cha-cha showcase. Newcomers Baby Jane & the Rockabyes’ vocal and songster comes this interesting upbeat [Gleam ASCAP—Ram, Nor- Teacho Wiltshire’s instrumental makes for a perfect teen wax marriage. reading of the oldie, a current hit for man] Pretty theme serves as the ve- solid “My Boy John” takes an exciting Ray Charles-twist like ride on the flip. Lavern Baker (Atlantic). A hicle for a nice Latinish sound from male companion to the Baker outing. the instrumentalists, who are mostly “TAKE ALL OF MY LIFE” (2:16) [66 BMI—Martin, Baily] (B) “LOVE THEME FROM EL accompanied by a legit chanting “THERE’LL COME A TIME” (2:20) [66 BMI—Grant, Kerr] CID” (2:34) [Robbins ASCAP chorus. Good grow-on-you stand. CARRIE GRANT THE (New-Art 1003) & GRANDEURS —Webster, Rozsa] This commanding (B) “BENFICA” (2:38) [AMC for Carrie Look newcomer Grant (that’s his name) and the Grandeurs version of the flick tune made some ASCAP — Ram, Apollonio, to score with their very first outing on the New-Art label. the deck, On noise when it was released on In- Fernandes, Mascarenhas] Organ takes a slow beat rock-a-cha-cha-like romancer, labeled All Life,” ii “Take Of My finity. the top spot in this smooth Bossa that Carrie delivers with telling effect. Potent vocal-musical showcase. Nova-like sound. Same chorus is Backing’s (Class an exciting rock-a-twist entry. GOOGIE RENE COMBO 305) heard. (B-b) “FLAPJACKS — Part I” (Mercury 72069 (2:30) [Recordo BMI—Scott, MERV GRIFFIN Vikki] The vet ivory artist and his (B-b) “C A S S A N OVA BOSSA tenor sax-guitar support present a NOVA” (1:57) [Brookhaven speedy, good-natured blues sound. BMI—Grean, Javits] Cute tale of a Side has good novelty instrumental guy who’s a Don Juan on the Bossa '1 YOUNG WILLIAM & THE JENNIE SMITH appeal. Nova dancefloor is cheerfully dis- JAMAICANS (Dimension 1105) (Canadian-American 150) 2” played by the warbler and his happy (B-b) “FLAPJACKS — Part >1 the Hal Mooney ork- (2:30) [Recordo BMI — Scott, BN-backing from (B-h) “LIMBO DRUM—Part 1” (B-)-) “(I WON’T) GO AWAY LIT- non-rock entry on the Vikki] 'This end is almost a complete chorus. Good (2:20) [Aldon BMI—Blaine, TLE BOY” (2:07) [Aldon departure from the initial section in hot rhythm. Scott, Venet] The hot Nevins-Kirshner BMI—Goffin, King] This fine, multi- that it takes-on a harder, shuffle-beat (B) “COUNT YOUR BLESSING label could have another Top 100 tracked answer to The Steve Law- manner. (Every Day)” (2:28) [Del- showing with this choice cut on the rence top-ten’er can give the lark her more ASCAP — Coben] Warm stint, happy West Indian beat that’s making big chart break. The lovely tune is TIMMY WELCH (Reprise 20,137) including a narrative, especially good big headway in the U.S. As displayed handled superby, by Jennie on the “PEPPERMINT MAN” for Holiday time exposure. by the vocal-combo team, the sound vocal end and Joe Sherman-instru- (B) (2:19) [Bloor-Hoffman House is geared strongly for the teen set. mentally. Watch it closely. Willis] Deftly presented infec- STAN GETZ (Prestige 240) Eye closely. BMI— (B-I-) “LET IT BE ME” (2:23) tious teen dance-fioor stand. Welch, (B) “MY OLD FLAME” (2:40) (B-I-) “LIMBO DRUM—Part 2” [Footlight BMI—Lawrence] sure-handed teen vocalist, is backed [Johnston, Coslow] Getz is (2:38) [Aldon BMI— Blaine, Also eye this tender lilting ballad by catchy business from the musicians currently riding high with “Desa- Scott, Venet] The colorful Limbo- that the chirp caresses with sincerity. and chorus. There’s also a click read- finado” on Verve, but this traditional rock sound continued. Either end! ing of the tune by Dick Dale (Del- jazz ballad cut during his days with tone). Prestige is worth a close look. Side is MINA (Verve 10277) (B) “YOU SHOULD KNOW from his new label LP. JOE HENDERSON (Todd 1082) [Saloon / (B-I-) “PRETEND THAT I’M HER” BETTER” (2:26) (B) “LADY IN RED” (3:15) Redd, Torok] Relaxed Dixon] On this end (B+) “SAD TEARDROPS AT (2:51) [Conquest ASCAP Songs BMI — [Wrubel, wistful for the kids. Getz delivers the sturdie with a pol- DAWN” (2:20) [Copar-For- Bobrick, Blagman] Italy’s star ished, commanding style. Good bet for rest BMI—McPherson] There’s a dis- songstress goes after the U.S. market CHARLIE BYRD (Riverside 4544) ops and spinners. tinctive unhurried blues touch in this with a touching display—in English (2:30 [Leeds wistful blueser from the vocalist, who of a tender Nashville-styled number. (B-b) “MEDITACO” ASCAP — Mendonco, Jobim] LARRY STEELE (Assault 1847) recently clicked with “Snap Your Fin- She receives a very attractive full ork i Charlie Byrd, who along with Stan TRUE LOVE” gers.” A funky harmonica is part of setting. Can move with enough air- (C-b) “MY OWN David, the after-hours setting sound. Could time. Getz is one of the innovators of the [Remick ASCAP — Nova, delivers a melodic easy- Steiner] Lovely theme from “Gone show-up if it gets lots of exposure. Bossa (B) “JUST LET ME CRY” (2:18) goin’ item in the new rhythm. Side With The Wind” is a big hit via the (B-^) “CAUSE WE’RE IN LOVE” [Helios BMI—Raleigh, Bar- is culled from the guitarist’s “Bossa Duprees stint on Coed. Here, singer (2:31) [Gleam BMI—Ram] kan] Rimsky-Korsakov’s “Song Of Nova” Riverside LP. Steele warbles against a slow-beat This side is a shade on the brighter India” has been re-written for the rock setting. (B-b) “O BARQUINHO” (1:55) side, and includes chorus comments. kids, and the lark offers a fine over- [Duchess BMI—Menescal, Bos- (C-b) “I CAN’T HELP IT” (2:50) Can be a big two-sider. Watch ’em dubbed warble against a brisk Latin- coli] More first-rate bossa nova [Acuff-Rose BMI — Williams] both. ish setting from the ork. sounds. This side’s in more of jazz Brighter approach on the great Hank vein than the top side. Williams opus.

12 Cash Box—December 22, 1962 Golnmbia Singles Sell! ISI available on single ss •TBimW' .gMMICItS KG. FffinTCD M V.SA

Cash Box—December 22, 1962. 13 — RECORD REVIEWS Cash Box B+ very good B good C+ fair C mediocre

only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by Cash Box

BOB NEWKIRK (Philips 40081) VIC DONNA (B+) “LOVER” (2:12) [Famous (ABC-Paramount 10382) ASCAP—Rodgers & Hart] An (B) “WHAT HAPPENED TO MY unusual hip approach to the evergreen LITTLE GIRL” by the songster, a member of Don (2:06) [Selma BMI Craft, Bernstein] Deck McNeil’s Breakfast Club. Besides his — has the catchy manner of Neil Sedaka’s THE BLUES BUSTERS THE SKYLINERS (Viscount 104) swingin’ vocal, there’s off-beat femme more recent clicks. Like (Capitol 4895) (B-f) “COMES LOVE” (2:29) [Kidd chorus comments and a bright ork Sedaka, Donna is BMI Jack] The vet rock- overdubbed most of the time. (B+) “BEHOLD” (3:11) [Bix BMI — backdrop under David Carroll’s direc- market vocal crew, remembered for tion. Many a jock will be interested —Campbell] Songsters could in (B) “EVERYTIME” (2:10) [Sel- their disking of “Since You Went this new look oldie. grab Top 100 sales with this interest- at the ma BMI Craft, Jakubeck] A Away,” could make a strong Top 100 — ing Latinish affectionate. A vocal (B) “SMALL MISTAKE” (2:19) genial rock stand by the performer comeback with this impressive ballad blend, arrangement and opus that con- Edwin H. Morris ASCAP and his backing. Tunes on both ends showing. Guys are backed by a rich tain lots of teen know-how. Eye close- Williams] A tearjerker type ballad are tuneful teen items. rock-a-string sound. Solid number is ly- gets a teen-sounding setting. not swingin’ oldie. GARY STITES (Mr. Peacock 122) I (B) “TELL ME WHY” (2:23) (B) “TELL ME” (2:34) [Sky- THE PRECISIONS [Bix BMI — Campbell] Busy Rock Rock, Beau- (B-f) “ONLY ASCAP— A FOOL WOULD j (Golden Crest 571) ' blues stuff about a guy who’s getting mont] More of a bluesy side proves SAY” (2:33) [PJD-SESAC- (B-f) “CLEOPATRA” [Loe- a tough time from his chick. another classy outing by the team. (2:13) Sherry] Stites, who’s been a teen- na ASCAP — Litkei] The market voice for sometime now, could i famed Egyptian Queen is the subject GIL HAMILTON (VeeJay 479) KAY STARR (Capitol 4894) get around with this lively, country- of yet another teen-market take—and (B-f) “MOVE & GROOVE” (2:15) (B-f) “SWINGIN’ AT THE HUN- tinged date. Pro ditty has a nhilosoph- r-. it’s one of the stronger ones. Theme ' [Roosevelt GRY O” (2:42) [Starstan BMI ical romantic angle. His delivery is BMI — Farrell, takes the subject seriously, with solid Mauerer] Teeners will get big —Stanley, Taylor] Getting solid laff overdubbed and the busy setting in- a kick blend and rock orchestration includ- * results, the lark warbles a fine tongue- — cludes a funky harmonica. VeeJay out of this kinetic blueser, a natural ing exotic organ work. Could happen. for the teen dancefloor. Singer Hamil- in-cheek kiddin’ of beatnik-type tastes. handles the date. ton, backed by a strong combo sound, Tune is an updated version of “Tom (B) “SOMEONE TO WATCH Dooley,” the Dooley here being the OVER ME” (1:52) [New (B) “YOU DOUBTED ME” (2:27) is a potent feature. Could break- [PJD-SESAC-Sherry] through. fella who doesn’t dig far-out poetry, World ASCAP—G&I Gershwin] The Less in- folk songs, jazz, etc. as supplied by Gershwins go rock-ballad. volved doings in a Nashville-styled (B) “WHEN ARE YOU COMING expresso niteries. Could get plays HOME?” (2:14) [Roosevelt that mean chart sales. JOHNNY PARR (Lawn 201) Maurer, Farrell, TRIO BMI— Hamilton] In- (B) “BOSSA NOVA CASA- (B) “DON’T EVER SAY YOU’RE THE ANDERSON teresting echo bit on the word “when” (Diamond 128) NOVA” (2:39) [Starstan BMI SORRY” (2:10) [Edith BMI is employed in this cozy blues stand. Taylor, Stanley] Agreeable — novelty —Carson, Browder] Catchy romantic (B) “IT WAS GREAT WHILE IT based on the Bossa Nova fad and re- SOUR TONES (Terri-Ann ditty is presented with a busy blues- LASTED” (1:42) [Southern 100) calling Johnny Mercer’s “Arthur Mur- flavored sound by the songster and ASCAP—Skylar] The vocal-combo (B-f-) “COMPLETELY OUT OF ray Taught Me Dancing in a Hurry.” his combo-femme chorus setting. team disarmingly portrays a dandy I TUNE (Desafinado)” (1:53) There’s some good organ swingin’ in old-time-sounding sentimental item. [Hollis BMI] The combo does the THE ENCHANTMENTS the setting. Side’s got lots of juke-box appeal. idea of the one wrong note approach (Romac 1001) (B) “I GIRL” to the Bossa Nova by doing a mostly (B-f) “POPEYE (The Dance to KNOW A (2:20) (B) “BLOW UP THE FERRY” a [Edith BMI Browder, Ro- ’’ wrong-note reading. For added Do)” (2:02) [Sky-Hi ASCAP — 2:32) [Panther ASCAP — mano] Sound eases-up for a tender ( novelty effect, chuckles are heard —Walker, Harvard] Vocalists, fea- Morris] Guys are heard in a modern- essay by Parr. throughout the date. Solid take-off turing Leroy on lead, and their instru- day folk tale about an ad man that on the hot rh rthm. Label mental backing strut their stuff in 5 is an THE NEIGHBORS (VeeJay 476) takes a guy’s gal away from him on affiliate of Everest Records. solid Popeye step style. A string sec- New York’s Fire Island. tion is employed effectively. A strong (B) “THE RASCALS OP MI- (B) “SOUR GEORGIA BROWN” sock-rock account from the label, han- LAN” (2:28) [The Songsell- [Remick JOHNNY OTIS (King 6707) (2:15) ASCAP] dled by Viscount Records of Pitts- ers ASCAP—Fisher] The happy-go- More wrong-note fun the durable. on burgh. lucky vocal team offers a sunny chant (B-f) “SOMEBODY CALL THE (B) reading continental-t ditty. STATION” [0-Cal- <05 THE LITTLE BOSTONS “LONELY HEART” (2:24) of a 3^e (2:20) (MGM 13113) [Kidd BMI—Jack] Leroy puts A rinky-dink keyboard is part of the Five Point BMI—Otis, King] In this across a teen ballad with impressive joyful setting. Deejays will brighten shuffle-beat blueser, Otis tells a tale (B-f) “GOIN’ TO BOSTON” (1:43) rock-market understanding. the spirits of their audiences with about a guy who doesn’t want the [Heatherfield BMI — Arr. this cut. train that’s taking his baby away Mure] One of those lusty folk tunes BOBBY COMSTOCK (Lawn 202) from him to leave the station so he (B) “HELLO is taken for a happy-beat ride by the (B-f) “LET’S STOMP” (2:00) MA BABY” (2:20) can make amends. Interesting, most- [Horizon BMI Howard, Em- gals and banjo strummin’-led back- [Roosevelt BMI — Goldstein, — ly blues-market stint. drop. Joyful cut that could catch-on. Feldman, Gottehrer] Many teeners erson] Another bright stand, with the will gladly accept the invitation oldie’s Isnric changed from “ragtime (B) “YES” (2:00) [0-Cal BMI— (B) “WHERE DOES IT LEAD” of this fine, driving stomp date. Besides gal” to “twistime gal.” Otis, Watson, Freeman] In- (2:10) [Mina BMI Davis] — the songster’s strong shout-like stand, triguing slow-beat all-combo show- Team continues its folk attitude with BILLIE POOLE (Riverside 4539) there’s a solid swingin’ organ. ing. a nice portrayal of a haunting num- (B) “I WANT TO DO IT” (2:02) (B) “JET” (2:18) [Laurel ASCAP ber. Bros. [Roosevelt B M I—Goldstein, —Benjamin, Weiss, Revel] A DOC JAZROC (Warner 5330) Gottehrer] This end ought to make- smart beguine ballad receives a legit JOHNNY BURNETTE (B) “FISH & CHIPS” (2:26) (Chancellor 1129) the-grade with the twistin’ crowd. pose from the stylist and a full ork- chorus sound. May get some atten- [Valley Entertainment Ent. Rogers]) (B-f) “REMEMBER ME (I’m The THE RIBBONS (Marsh 202) tion from good-music outlets. ASCAP—Hendler, One of One Who Loves You)” (2:10) (B-f) “AIN’T GONNA KISS YA” England’s favorite dishes is the sub- (C-f) “I HEARD THE NEWS” [Hill & Range BMI—Hamblen] Guy (2:20) [Kavelin-Leib BMI— ject of this busy fun sound for the [B. Benjamin declares to his love that he’s the one Smith] Pro busy-beat blues doings (1:67) ASCAP youngsters. Deck has enough zany Benjamin, Marcus] Swinger with she can always turn to in this big- from the femme song team on a — comments to keep the kids interested. an old-fashioned feel. sounding (Stuart Hamblen-penned) catchy ditty. There’s strong string- Side is highly danceable, too. Latinish item from the popular included ork sounds throughout. Side TY HUNTER (Chess 18) (B) “MOODY GIRL” (2:27) warbler. Bill Justis arranged and con- could be a chart entry from the Los [Valley Entertainment Ent. ducts the full ork-chorus showing. Angeles-based diskery. (B-f) “GLADNESS TO SADNESS” ASCAP—Hendler, Rogers] Jazroc of- Type of sound that has Top 100 (B) “MY BABY SAID” (2:25) (2:45) [Chevis BMI—Davis, fers a good ballad account of a haunt- ^’1 chances. [Kavelin-Leib BMI — Miller, Dozier] Hunter’s ballad vocal is set against a striking backbeat sound ing opus about a striking gal who’s (B) Vegas] Lead lass employs some off- “TIME IS NOT ENOUGH” from the combo. Good entry for the hard to reach. (1:58) [Vanador BMI—Za- beat phrasing in this romantic blueser. pop & blues markets. netis] Feelingful portrayal of an in- HOWARD CROOK (Philips 40088) timate affectionate. (B) “LONELY BABY” (2:65) CLEVE LAREDO (Medalion 1000) [Kapa BMI — Davis, Hunter] (B-f) “BREZZOLINA” (2:34) [Old AARON NEVILLE (Minit 657) (B-f) “HIDIN’ THE STICK” (1:50) Further doings in a semi-dramatic Taylor BMI—Wheeler, T’aylor, [Rebecca BMI Lucas] Here’s blues-inclined vein. Crook] The Bossa Nova crowd will (B-f) “WRONG NUMBER” (2:48) — one with that ‘left field’ sleeper tag. enjoy this instrumental outing on the [Minit BMI—Neville] The vet It’s a catchy Cajun type quick beat GLENN DOUGLAS (MGM 13108) oft-cut rhythm. An organ is the main r&b chanter comes up with a potent, novelty that newcomer Laredo knocks instrument for awhile, with a jazz sax shufiie-beat tradition-oriented lament (B-f) “RED BIRD” (2:21) [Lowery out in bright fashion. Could make getting a solo showing, too. Fine au- with enough good stuff in to grab BMI — Tubb] Douglas nicely chart news in the weeks to come. thentic jazz BN issue. plenty of spins. Eye it. handles the pretty Latinish wistful. Watch it. He’s accompanied by a warm easy- (B-f) “HOW COULD I HELP BUT (B) “BEST OF ME” (1:50) [Re- (B) “LIMBO NOVA” (2:00) beat sound from the combo-femme [Renda BMI—^Wheeler, Tay- LOVE YOU” (2:49) [Minit becca BMI—Lucas] This end chorus. Could develop into something. BMI—Neville] This time out Neville the songster wrings every ounce of lor] This is a good-sounding, genial comes up with an ultra-commercial emotion out of the pulsating beat- (B) “TO WHOM IT MAY CON- but funkyish attempt at intergrating slow-moving infectious bleuser. ballad offering on this end. CERN” (2:41) [Combine BMI the BN and the Limbo, another sound —Tugg, Edlin] Country-inclined plain- that’s getting strong diskery atten- tive. tion.

14 Ctish Box—December 22, 1962 doesn’t know which way to turn • • •

both sides of Bobby Vinton’s smash single are great!

“TROUBLE IS MY MIDDLE NAME” c/w “LET’S KISS AND MAKE UP” 5-9561

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Cash Box—0«c«nib«r 22, 1962 15 Talented cleffer of children’s tunes ery is forging full NEW YORK: speed ahead with Record Dist., the big items to watch i-S Marion Rosette’s well represented in such stellar entries as “You’re Not are “That’s The Way Love Is” by M A1 Sil- the Fairyland & Treasure LP’s with Gonna Break Heart” The big: news coming from My by McKinley Bobby Bland (Duke), “You’re Not if ver and Bill Darnell's Herald offices “Santa Claus Is Flying Through The .Mitchell, “Come Back Baby” by The Gonna Break My Heart” by McKinley \ centers around the breakout action Sky,” “My First Christmas Tree” and Five Dutones and bow outing “I Lost .Mitchell “ (One-derful) and “Hush” by I (especially in Pitts., Philly and Mil- ’fwas The Night Before Christmas.” A Love” by recent pactee Dorothy Jackie Verdell (Peacock). waukee) on the Concords’ ‘‘Marlene.” . . . Maypole thrush Joan Heaton mak- Prince (M-Pac). ... A familiar face Hy Weiss reports that his “Remember ing the Boston scene with her latest back on the local record scene is We hear from Ralph Cox that The ^ Jerry Then” hit, by the Earls (Old Town), issue, “Dear Lord.” Ferber who’s managing Ran- Viceroys were quite a hit at the re- is so big that his distributors have to Dee recording artist Allen Merrick. cent WYNR record hop, especially ^ Erroll Garner aided the Hudson . . . sell it in their own territory! Now Nice to see Jim Saltzman of Nor- while performing their current ^ Beth- | . . with benefit that’s a big record. . RCA trumpet- Guild’s Xmas Fund a con- man Records who toured our town lehem slicing of “Seagrams.” Ralph T man A1 Hirt tapes 12/17 Dinah Shore cert performance at Manhattan’s P.S. last week in behalf of Davey Bold’s also put in a plug for Charles Brown’s t show for TV’ing on Feb. 17. . . . Jubi- 33 on 12/13. . . . Nice to hear, via latest effort “It Looks Like Rain In timely King offering “Please Come T lee-Josie director Mickey Eich- postcards, from drummer ork-leader Cherry Blossom Lane” A&R and a newie by Home For Christmas.” . . . Argo’s

ner, just back from a Mass. -R. I. plug Pete Bennett, who’s been on a ‘hav- Kay Ruff tagged “Love.” . . . London jazz A&R chief Esmond Edwards 1 trek with tremendous reports on ing a great time business and pleasure Group’s Sam Cerami phoned from jets out to N’Yawk for sessions with Roosevelt Fountain & the Pens’ “Red trip’ in Europe. . . . The Clancy Bros, Minneapolis to relay the good word Ahmad Jamal and a 28 pc. ork at Pepper”—Part 2 (Prince-Adams), the and Tommy Makem, out with a Co- that “Boy Trouble” by The Revlons Rudy Van Gelder’s recording studio. — ' Bobettes’ “Broken Heart” “Mama lumbia package tagged “The Boys has broken in Chi and that “Sunrise Midwest-Mercury’s Marley Waak is Papa” (Jubilee) duo and fantastic Won’t Leave The Girls Alone,” wind Serenade” by Willy Mitchell, “Mon- beaming over nat’l. chart progress of > initial reaction to Joe Henderson’s up their ’62 season with a 12/16 Ed ster’s Holiday” by Bobby Pickett Brook Benton’s “Hotel Happiness” (Todd) newie, “Cause I’m In Love.” Sullivan p.a.—then it’s off to the (Garpax) and “Bobby’s Girl” by Mar- and Ray Stevens’ “Santa (5laus Is !

. . . Didja know that when Frank Emerald Isle for the Holidays and cie Blaine (Seville) are continuing to Watching You.” . . , Reprise’s Freddy

Fontaine sang “When Your Hair Has back again in mid-Jan. for a stand at score all over the . . country. .Vocal- Salem, bending our ear with a lengthy i| Turned To Silver” on the 12/8 Jackie L.A.’s Troubador Cafe. instrumental group, The Pepper Pots, list of red hot Reprise items topped Gleason TV’er (he also cut it for will be appearing at the Airliner in by Dean Martin’s “From The Bottom j ABC) it was exactly 32 years to the The biggies with Malverne’s Steve Rosemont, 111., for the next four Of My Heart” single and “Dino La- j , day the late cleffer Peter DeRose Harris include Timi Yuro’s “Love Of weeks. tino” LP; Kelly Stone’s “Nobody In ’ penned the tune for his wife May A Boy” (Liberty), the Rebels’ “Wild The Whole Wide World,” Ral Donner’s Singhi Breen as an ann’y present. Weekend” (Swan), Pete Antell’s Earl Glicken, exec veepee of Cort- “Second Miracle (Of Christmas)” and ** Well now you know it! “Night Time” and Don Covay’s “Pop- land Records, has some mighty big Lou Monte’s sales dynamo “Pepino

AL HIRT KEN KAREN PETE BENNETT MARION WORTH CHANTS BOB McCAUL Waddle” (both Cameo). Steve plans for local Joy’s David Greenman, back from a eye boy Johnny Cooper The Italian Mouse.” . . . Garmisa’s Balt.-D.C. trip (and right out again adds that the Chipmunk singles and who’s enjoying a fast start with his Ed Yalowitz, enjoying the nat’l. ac- to the New England area) in behalf LP’s are selling just great. . . . The current single “Bonnie Do” (Ermine). tion on Ray Charles’ “You Are My of the Montegos’ “Sweet Leilani latest “T. J.” Johnson Teen Life rec- Artist, who was recently re-inked by Sunshine” and hoping for similar re- (Limbo),” the Matys Bros.’ “Who ord hops were big hits on L.I. and in Cortland, will begin work on an al- sults with Tommy Roe’s “Rainbow” Stole The Keeshka” (Select) and Dean B’klyn with Kapp’s Emotions, Luxor’s bum to be tagged “Mr. Bonnie Do” and Barry Mann’s “Teenage Has- the Horizons, Arrawak’s Christie’s “Shake” (Select). Dean, by Sunny & and is slated for a national p.a. tour. been.” . . . RCA-Victor decks “Tell the way, demonstrated the dance on Socialites, Angie’s Laddins, Daryll- ... A quick buzz from Liberty Dist.’s The Story” by Dick Hyman and a recent Buddy Dean’s Balt. TV’er. Richards’ “Richie” and the Angels’ Harvey Goldstein, followed by a long- “Have You Had A Change Of Heart”

. . . Arrigo’s newest . . . Irwin Pincus up to the CB offices R&R band. Ben distance call from midwest promo by Tommy Boyce are be^nning to all aglow with one side of the Tony Glenn Prod, plug-fiash lists the Im- head Ray Hill confirming the fact that take off hereabouts, according to Irv Rockin’ Bennett “San Francisco” Columbia paks’ “Climb Upon Your Liberty decks “The Night Has A Brusso. . . . Center of excitement at follow-up, “I Will Live My Life For Chai” (Express) and Cleve Larado’s Thousand Eyes” by Bobby Vee, “2,000 Big Town is a recent release called “Hidin’ Stick” (Medallion). Steve, Lb. (Part You”—published by Gil . . . UA’s The Bee II)” by The Ventures, “If I Never Get To Heaven” by Kathy Mike Clifford and (maybe) Musicor’s who hails from down New Orleans- “The Love Of A Boy” by Timi Yuro Dee (BW) which, Jim Scully tells us, Gene Pitney have been added to Mur- way, expects to fly by helicopter to and the perennial “Chipmunk Song” came in out of nowhere to snatch a ray The K’s Brooklyn Holiday shows. his first N.Y. wax hop at St. Michaels are racking up heavy chart action heap of pics at major stations in this

UA’s Highwaymen open their first in B’klyn. . . . Van Harris, who just throughout the midwest. . . . Sig area and could make a big mark in major tour of the west coast, 1/29, recorded an LP for Begun, labeled Sakowicz (WGN-WTAQ) will be a the nat’l. picture. Also heading up at when they play a series of one-niters “Comedy In Good Taste,” to head an stone’s throw from his Brass Bull Big Town are “What To Do With thru 2/24 out that-a-way. Mike’s also array of stars performing at Carnegie mike now that he’s set up offices in Laurie” by Mike Clifford (UA) and been set for a 3-weeker, at N.Y.’s Hall, 12/22, for the Chanukah Parade the Sheraton-Chicago hotel. Sig’s an- “Santa Claus Is Coming To Town” by

Playboy Club, starting 1/28. Of Stars. . . . Songster Don Anthony nual V.A. Christmas Show (12/20) the 4 Seasons (Vee-Jay). . . . Lou debuted his Barbizon duo, “Only In will be sparked by songstress Georgia Reizner, coordinator of imported mu- Sightless 12-year old Little Stevie My Heart” and “Lost Romance,” on Drake, comic Dick Gregory and The sic for Mercury Record Corporation, hr- Wonder, a current headliner at the Joe Franklin’s Memory Lane "TV’er Hamilton Twins. . . . Bill McCloud married Lydia Bartush on 12/25 here.

Apollo, the guest of honor at a 12/12 last week. . . . Connee Boswell plugged (Summit Dist.) boasts a trio of win- The bride is a medical student at Chi- Palm Cafe luncheon thrown by Tam- her Charles stand, “I Don’t Care,” on ners in “Little White Lies” by the cago Medical College. The Reizners la/Motown/Gordy topper Berry recent Martha Deane WOR and Sandy Kenjolairs (A&M), “Rhythm Of The plan a honeymoon cruise to the Vir- Gordy, Jr. The youngster’s also out Lesberg WRUL radio shows. Rain” by The Cascades (Valiant) and gin Islands in the next few weeks. with a new Tamla LP, “Tribute To Ted Taylor’s musical retort to the cur- HOLLYWOOD: Uncle Ray.” . . . Congrats to Howard Columbia’s west coast folk-singing rent Esther Phillips click, tagged “I’ll

Lerner and wife Iris (he’s ad mgr. standouts of the Andy Williams TV’er, Release You” (Okeh). . . . Here’s a George Joy, president of Joy Rec- for Sam Fox) on the recent birth of currently kicking up attention in the report from Milwaukee that 'The Leg- ords and Joy Music in town on his

wax field “This Is ends . . . their 3rd daughter, Stacey Ellen. . . . with Land Your “Bop-A-Lena” (Ermine) has first coast visit in over a year. Columbia’s Kenny Karen was set for Land,” are east for a series of ap- topped the 7,000 sales mark in that Jackie Mills, executive VP of Choreo a 12/12 stint on tbe Dick Clark pearances (co-starring with Allan area. Records has announced the signing of Bandstand ’TV’er in behalf of his “My Son” Sherman) topped by Car- The Pete Jolly Trio to an exclusive

^ newest release, “Sixteen Years Ago.” negie Hall dates on 12/28 and 31. . . . Roulette’s Chuck Livingston has recording contract. Trio will cut first 4 Ken’s managed by the Nevins-Kirsh- Famed actor-folk-singer Theodore been hearing all sorts of praise among session for Choreo next week at

ner outfit which also produced the Bikel to headline the Chanukah Festi- local jocks for the label’s current tee- United Recorders. . . . The Wanderers deck. . . . Victor’s Tommy Boyce and val for Israel, at the Music Hall in hee’er “At Home With That Other Three record a ‘live’ album for Elec- ABC’s Brian Hyland have teamed up Cleveland on 12/21 and Madison Family” (LP). In the singles dept, it’s tra Records during their recent en- on club dates. . . . Painted Desert’s Square Garden here on Jan. 1. His The Playmates’ newie “Petticoats gagement at The Troubadour. . . . Richard Voltter’s quite excited with forthcoming cross-country concert Fly.” . . . Comedian Frank Fontajne, Mike Gould, Campbell-Connelly pub- Arthur Alexander’s Dot newie, “(5o tour begins, March 2, at Carnegie a regular on the Jackie Gleason Show, lishing, tells of a new vocal version

Home Girl.” Dick sez it’s already tak- Hall. . . . Music director Tony Cabot comes to town 12/14 for a 3-day stint of “Telstar” recorded in England by ing off in the Atlanta, Louisville and has opened offices at 1630 5th Ave. at Pepe’s Supper Club. . . . Ned Rib- Kenny Hollywood and re-titled “Magic

Nashville areas. . . . Morty Wax’ here. . . . Steve & Eydie head down to back of M. S. Dist. is making much Star.” . . . Good Time Jazz Records working away on Lonnie Russ’ “My Miami Beach for a 2/27-3/5 stand at progress here with follow-ups “Willie have a sleeper single by ’The Fire- Wife Can’t Cook” (4J), the Rooftop the Diplomat Hotel. Can” by Sue Thompson (Hickory), house Five in their waxing of “Jap- Singers’ “Walk Right In” (Vanguard) “Hula Hula Dancin’ Doll” by Trade anese Sandman.” Disk broke in the Martin (Coed) and and the Chants’ “Respectable” CHICAGO: holiday offerings New Orleans market. “Santa 'Teach Me To Dance” by Deb- (U.W.R.). Latter deck was cut at Some wonderful news from One- bie & The Darnels (Vernon) and “The Murray Cohen, vice president of Steve Jeromos’ new B’klyn studio at derful Records topper George Leaner Second Miracle (Of Christmas)” by Everest Records has signed new folk

5711 5th . . Ave.-Kenko Recording. . to the effect that the Chi-based disk- Ral Donner (Reprise). ... At United (Continued on page 18)

16 Cash Box—December 22, 1962 HAS THE COLISEUM ORIGINALS!

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A Cai^ Bux ARE YOU READY FOR THIS?? RAMBLINGS

(Continued from page 16) Raise A Ruckus Tonight.” . . . The bigbj^ The “IMISIAKABIE SOlIND” of singer from Idaho, Dan Moore to a breakout decks with Heller’s Ella contract. First album by Moore will Robinson are Sue Thompson’s “Willie Jensen’s “Claudette” be cut this week. . . . A1 Martino on Can” and Kris promoting his new Capitol (both Hickory), Gary Bonds’ “Where the Coast ] album, “The Exciting Voice Of A1 Did That Naughty Little Girl Go” 1 Edgar Alan the Po’ . (Legrand) and & THE SKYLINERS Martino.” . . Sid Wayne reporting / big airplay on the album “Chanukah Boys’ “Panic Button” (Rust). The ^ Carols.” Elliot Reed, KFWB, using Heller firm has just taken on the 11 wild tracks from the album on his Fountain line (of Columbus, Ga.) out I ^' Singing, As Only They Can . . . with Jim Chris’ “Date With The show. . . . HiFi Records artist, Arthur Lyman currently packing them in at Blues.” . . . Matty Singer buzzin’ ft decks, the Gene Norman’s Crescendo . . . Local about his hot new ABC W group. The Checkmates who record Fasinators’ “Mama Didn’t Lie,” a 3- T month-ago release of “A Girl To for Regency Records received a letter j of commendation from Sen. Warren Love” by Roscoe Gordon and Frankie I Magnusson for helping to ‘pipe’ the Avalon’s Xmas duo on Chancellor, 1 “COMES Lovr vice-president from his plane when he “Christmas Holiday” and “Dear Gesu T recently visited the state of Washing- Bambino.” ... At I. J. Morgan Marie <3 reports that the Rebels’ V-104 ton. . . . The Lancers will introduce Windsor their new ditty, “Bimbo Limbo” when “Wild Weekend” (Swan) is going Paul DesHned To Be The First Real Hit Of 1963 they open a three week stint next wild in town while her fiancee, T that Carrie Grant the week at Bimbos in San Francisco. . . . Shore, adds &

All i Written By Arranged And Conducted By KMPC Deejay, Gary Owens has put Grandeurs have a smash in “Take together an album featuring the ‘Earl Of My Life” on Harold B. Robinson’s ^ C. Festoon’ character that he has New-Art label. ^

Johnny Jack Jim Drake used on his radio shows. . . . Song- writers Hal Winn and Joe Hooven NATCHEZ, MISS.—Orbit toppeivl have formed Footnote Records, with Melvin Dodge sends along word that first release by The Quotations get- he’s had Australian requests for the a The “Sound” Is On ting big Coast play. Big Walter slice, “Watusi Freeze.” l/iSCOUNT

Immediate Picks And Plays Everywhere

ON ROMAC.... M LANCERS VAN HARRIS CLANCY BROS. Due to strong reaction on “Cotton CLEVELAND — Mercury’s Dick LEROY AND THE ENCHANTMENTS Fields” from the Johnny Mann Li- Contino in a 12/10-23 engagement at berty LP, “Golden Folk Song Hits,” the Theatrical (jrill in town. . . Jerry ^ that siz- sing label will release selection nationally Sharell telegrams his sales ^ Stewart’s as a single release. . . . Big Tiny zlers include Sandy “My Coloring Book” (Colpix), the Craw- Little and his Wild Ones’ return to | ford Bros’ “Good Buddies” (Del-Fi) the Dinah Shore TV Show Jan. ’63, J the Marcels’ “Allright, Okay You for their second guest appearance j Brook Benton’s “Ho- with her. . . . Seeburg Corporation of Win” (Colpix), tel Happiness” and Ray Stevens’ Chicago has purchased 2,000 copies of ^ , "LONELY HEARF “Eddie Cano at P.J.’s,” to be featured “Santa Claus Is Watching You” (both in their juke boxes all over the coun- Mercury). i try. NASHVILLE—Robert Stanley Riley Del-Fi prexy. Bob Keene predicting types following Tree pubbery tidbit; a hit with the first Crawford the Buttons, 13-year old Sandra Mat- Brothers single titled, “Good Buddies.” thews and 12-year-old Connie Burns J

are getting loads of action ’round the : . . . Salt Lake City teacher, Reta “POPEYE” country with their Columbia bow, r Chandler, has written “Candy Striper,” in honor of candy stripers, “Shimmy, Shimmy Watusi.” teen-age female volunteer workers at RICHMOND — Allen distribs Joe it (The Dance To Do) hospitals. Bob McCaul has waxed on Sinsheimer sends along word that the ' the newly-formed Hummingbird Virginians’ “Limbo Baby” (Colpix) is label. . . . Nicholas Avenetti, Pres, of R-lOOl already over the 9,000 mark in the Venett Records, spending a few days Va., W. Va. and Carolina market. in Dallas and Fort Worth, visiting W deejays to promote his holiday single BALTIMORE—Lou Kreeftz notes Already Happening In platter, “Fifi, The Christmas Favm.” that he has a hot item in Frankie

' Love’s “First Star” (La Rosa). ... i . . . “My Coloring Book” by Kitty Detroit — Pittsburgh — Philadelphia — Buffalo Kallen chosen record of the week at Mercury’s Hal Charm tells us that the KMPC. This tune marks her first best sellers for the label in the area Benton’s “Lie To Me” And Spreading!! appearance on RCA-Victor. . . . are Brook Thunderbird entertainment director “Still Waters,” Ray Stevens’ “Santa Dave Victorson in Hawaii to scout for Claus Is Watching You,” the Harry more lounge talent. ... As a followup Simeone Chorale’s “Do You Hear to his record as an artist with “The What I Hear” and Shirley Horne’s I NOW/! h's ROMAC Pigeon Who Took Rome,” Capitol has “Wild Is Love.” released a second single with Jimmie BUFFALO—Jerry Myers, now the Haskell titled “Look No Further Bos- promo for Metro hereabouts infos ^ sanova.” . . . Liberty yanked “Orange that he’s going great with the Sinatra- ' Blossom Special” from Felix Slatkin’s Davis “Me And My Shadow” Reprise single renew “Hoedown” album for stand, Timi Yuro’s “Love Of A Boy” lease. (Liberty), Brook Benton’s “Still Wa- ^ HERE AND THERE: ters Run Deep,” the Tides’ “Banana / Boat Limbo” and Ray Stevens’ “Santa ' Swan’s Mark PHILADELPHIA — Claus” (all on Mercury). VISCOUNT/ROMAC inc. Valentino performing his “Push And Kick” click on a national TV tour PITTSBURGH—The ‘hit of the week’ that has him in the L.A. area from with Nick Cenci and Jack Hakim, in r 12/10-20 and following that with dates their Fenway Reporter, is the Crests’

. . (Selma) and that the Su- 214 Carlton House-Pittsburgh Pa. in N. Y. and Miami. . Columbia’s “Guilty” 19, Ted Kellem pens, from his new and premes have a late starter in “Let Me larger 359 E. Chew St. location, that Go The Right Way” (Motown). ... his hot items include Marion Worth’s Viscount’s Joe Rock telegrams that 261-5508-9 “Shake Me I Rattle,” Steve Law- the label has a smash in the Sky- rence’s “Go Away Little Girl,” Anita liners’ “Comes Love” and for a real Bryant’s “A Sleeping At The Foot Of r&b block-buster it’s the Enchant- The Bed” and Jimmy Dean’s “Gonna ments’ “Lonely Heart” (Romac).

18 Cash Box—December 22, 1962 ^

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radio stations in all percentage of those A survey of key important markets throughout the country to determine by ^ “SHAKE ME reporting which releases are being added to station play lists this week for the first time and also the degree of con- centration combining previous reports. Percentage figures on left indicate how many of the stations reporting this week have added the following titles to their play list for the first time. Percentage figures on right include total I RAHLE from left plus the percentage title received in prior week or weeks. (SURVEY COMPLETED TO DECEMBER 12TH)

TOTAL % OF (SQUEEZE % OF STATIONS STATIONS TO HAVE ADDING TITLES TO TITLE ARTIST LABEL ADDED TITLES TO PROG. SCHED. PROG. SCHED. THIS WEEK TO DATE ME I CRY)” 34% Little Town Flirt Del Shannon Bigtop 73% — — 1 MARION 32% I’m Gonna Be Warm This Winter—Connie Francis—MGM 58% WORTH 29% The Popeye Waddle—Don Covay—Cameo 58% 28% Hula Hula Dancin’ Doll—Trade Martin—Coed 28% 4-42640 27% Shake Me 1 Rattle—Marion Worth—Columbia 27% i 27% My Coloring Book—Kitty Kallen—RCA Victor 56% 25% Lovesick Blues—Frank Ifield—Vee Jay 58% 24% Walk Right In—Rooftop Singers—Vanguard 24% “ALL 24% 24% Do You Hear What 1 Hear—Harry Simeone Choir—Mercury 23% Deep Inside Me—The Tams—Arlen 23%

' GROWN 21 % My Coloring Book—Sandy Stewart—Colpix 50%

20% Santa Claus Is Coming To Town—4 Seasons—Vee Jay 81% UP” 20% Half Heaven, Half Heartache—Gene Pitney—Musicor 80% 20% Loop De Loop—Johnny Thunder—Diamond 28% JOHNNY i 19% Trouble In Mind—Aretha Franklin—Columbia 19% HORTON 19% I’m A Woman—Peggy Lee—Capitol 19%

4-42653 j 18% It’s Up To You—Rick Nelson—Imperial 57% 18% Cross Over The Bridge—Barbara McNair—KC 18% 1 17% Monster’s Holiday—Bobby Pickett—Garpax 80% 17% What To Do With Laurie—Mike Clifford—U.A. 36% “SEEIN’ 15% Proud—Johnny Crawford—Del-fi 15% <)

15% Joey’s Song—Bill Black’s Combo—Hi 59% IS 14% Willie Can—Sue Thompson—Hickory 14% 14% ” 14% Don’t Take Her From Me—Kris Jensen—Hickory 1 BELIEVIN’ 14% Cinnamon Cinder—Pastel Six—Zen 14% 12% Big Boat—Peter, Paul & Mary—Warner Bros. 12% EDDIE 12% Fly Me To The Moon—Joe Harnell—Kapp 20% HODGES 12% Ten Little Indians—Beach Boys—Capitol 12% 4-42638 11 % Ballad Of Jed Clampett—Flatt & Scruggs—Columbia 18% 11 % Let Me Go The Right Way—Supremes—Motown 11% r' 11% 1 1 % Santa Santa—Rocky Fellas—Scepter ;

10% Santa Claus Is Watching You—Ray Stevens—Mercury 10% “SIXTEEN 10% Tell Him—Exciters—U.A. 72% 10% Remember Then—Earls—Oldtown 36% - i YEARS f LESS THAN 10% BUT MORE THAN 5% TOTAL % TOTAL % TOTAL % AGO TO DATE TO DATE TO DATE Fun Pepino, The Italian Mouse 1 Saw Linda Yesterday Some Kinda Lou Monte (Reprise) 57% Dicky Lee (Smash) 87% Chris Montez (Monogram 42% Java TONIGHT” Oo La La Limbo Santa Claus Is Watching You Floyd Cramer (RCA Victor) 24% Danny & Juniors (Guyden) 7% Ray Stevens (Mercury) 6% Zero Zero KENNY Lawrence Welk (Dot) 72% See See Rider From A Jack To A King (Fabor) 22% Oh Baby Lavern Baker (Atlantic) 64% Ned Miller Bruce Channel (Smash) 28% KAREN Little Tin Soldier How Do You Talk To An Angel Sunrise Serenade Toy Dolls (Era) 7% Etta James (Argo) 12% 4-42638 Willie Mitchell (Hi) 8% Molly Guilty Flapjacks (Pt 2) Bobby Goldsboro (Laurie) 16% Crests (Selma) 7% Googie Rene (Class) 6%

20 Cash Box—December 22, 1962 Go big on this chart-topping single... a beautifully appealing new love ballad with a magnificent vocal (Kitty Kallen's first Kk Victor record) ... and catchy musical background arranged and conducted

by Ray Ellis, c/w "Here's to Us" from the Broadway hit "Little Me." RCA VICTOR ^THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN S0UND@

Cash Box—December 22, 1962 — •/‘T.

PLATTER f Gash Bm SPINNER PATTER Gene Pitney m "" 'CTSi— mmmmnmmmmammmmKm When KEWB-Oakland spinner Ken some of the nation’s top recording Knox mentioned recently that Epic stars: Roy Orbison, Ray Stevens, | artist George Maharis was ill and Kris Jensen, Geo. Hamilton IV, Isley ^ suggested everyone send Maharis a Brothers, Kampus Kids, Barry Dar- get well card, he had no idea his cau- vell and Minnie Pearl. Master of cere- tion would snowball into a nation- monies was WGH deejay Keith wide letter writing campaign. But this James. The big turnout was treated || is just what happened, the label’s of- to one of the most swinging shows ficials report. 'The chanter’s fans in many sections of the country are writing to the recuperating vocalist through their local radio stations, with the stations forwarding the let- ters to Epic headquarters in New York. When Knox saw how much mail his first announcement produced, he notified Art Nelson, the station’s program director. Nelson decided to adapt the idea for all his broad- casters. Within a few days KEWB had received over 2,000 well wishing cards. All the mail is currently being forwarded to Maharis at home.

Gene Pitney, who is currently zoom- Connee Boswell guested with Mar- ing up the charts with “Half Heaven- tha Deane (WOR-New York) and Half Heartache,” began his career in Sandy Lesburg (WRUL-New York) ALAN FREDERICKS music biz as a tunesmith. After sup- last week to plug her Charles record- WADO-New York plying other performers with disk ing of “I Don’t Care.” material, he stepped out last year on 1962 Box 8 Award, presented by the T UA’s Musicor label with a chart WERE-Cleveland has completely St. Louis Fire Department, the rendition of his own number, “(I revised its programming schedule in greater St. Louis Safety Council, and '? Wanna) Love My Life Away.” This view of the newspaper strike in the the Box 8 Club for “outstanding pro- year the chanter pulled in plenty of city. The strike has idled both local motion, publicity and resultant suc-

loot with “Town Without Pity,” “(The dailies (The Cleveland Press and the cess of Fire Prevention Week.” WIL /il Man Who Shot) Liberty Valance” and Cleveland Plain Dealer) and some created the city-wide Miss Flame

“Only Love Can Break A Heart.” 3,000 employees. The programming Contest in 1961, to select an attrac- < i additions Some of the artists who have cut revisions at WERE include tive youn^ mis.s as the standard J of Pitney songs include June Valli, Steve to the news staff, expansion news bearer for the annual Fire Prevention \ facilities. All five Lawrence, Tommy Edwards, Billy programming and Week. This year, the WIL-originated Bland and Roy Orbison. newscasts have been expanded to ten Miss Flame Contest was promoted on minutes. In addition, a news special all broadcasting stations in St. Louis. A native of Rockville, Conn., the is being programmed daily from 5 p.m. The award was presented to the sta- 20-year-old performer has, in addition | to 6 p.m. tion by fire chief James Mullen. to his singing-writing background, experience as an arranger and in- WADO-New York’s night train dee- More expansion: WINS-New York strumentalist. jay Alan Fredericks will be emceeing moved quickly to bring more news to The performer’s hobbies cover three his big Xmas show at the Park Manor paperless New York by more than areas: taxidermy, trapping and elec- Ballroom in North Bergen, N. J. on doubling its local, national, and in- tronics. Dec. 23rd. Appearing at the affair ternational news coverage and adding will be the Socialites, the Dubs, the exclusive columnists and features. i Horizons, the Escorts and the Chess- Beginning on the morning of the men Band. newspaper strike, regular five-minute newscasts on the half hour were ex- i More than $5,000 in free gifts. panded to ten minutes and additional Ned Miller Santa Claus riding the town in a ten minute newscasts were scheduled iic golden Galaxie Ford convertible with on the hour during traffic times (6 a uniformed chauffeur. Signs to dis- a.m.-lO a.m., 4:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m.) play saying “We’re KXOL Listeners.” Comprehensive thirty-minute news And a chain of 29 supermarkets at round-ups are being presented twice which to pick up the signs. These are daily at 7 and 11:30 p.m. Specialized the ingredients which KXOL-Fort news—sports, business-financial-ad- Worth, has molded together for a vertising news, obituary notices. New pre-Christmas promotion expected to York bulletin board, high school put station signs on display on the sports results and amusements are front lawns of approximately 10,000 being broadcast on the hour 10 a.m. homes in greater Fort Worth. KXOL’s to 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. to midnight as Santa Claus started touring Fort well as within regular program seg- 0 Worth and its suburbs on Dec. 1 and ments throughout the broadcast day. will continue to do so every day for 24 days—to Christmas Eve. He looks KHJ-Hollywood, in the process of for homes displaying the “We’re selling equipment from its former lo- KXOL Listeners” signs where they cation in Hollywood, was approached can be seen from tbe street. Those he by Los Angeles City College, asking chooses to visit each receive a valuable for donation of the equipment for its V ' gift. And the KXOL Santa’s pack is campus broadcasting facilities. The brimming over with valuable gifts station, through new general manager automatic deep fryers, electric can Milt Klein, and RKO general western openers, waffle irons, coffee makers, division director Harry Trenner, de- electric steam irons, wrist watches, cided to give the equipment to help Ned Miller, who is currently riding luggage, expensive perfumes and the college. Numerous students rented the charts with “From A Jack To A numerous other surprises. trucks and transferred the 1000-watt King” on Fabor, spent all of his early transmitter plus an old radio studio years in Salt Lake City. Always in- Ralph Beaudin, president of WLS- to their campus buildings. Once the ?' terested in music, he bought his first Chicago, was named Radio Man of FCC approves the transmitter, it will guitar at the age of nine with money the Year, Friday, Dec. 7 at the Annual go into operation next fall, broadcast- he earned by selling fire wood. Awards Banquet of the American ing on FM from the campus, thus Ned began writing songs while he I College of Radio Arts, Crafts and giving LACC its own radio station. # was attending high school. With his Sciences, held in the grand ballroom education under his belt, he began of the Conrad Hilton Hotel. The VITAL STATISTICS: to work as a pipefitter but World War award was presented in recognition Terrell L. Metheny exits WQXI-At- II interrupted his career. Miller to the program director 1 of outstanding contributions lanta to assume the A served with the Marine Corps in the field of radio. Beaudin was named chair in WABY-Albany. . . . Dale South Pacific for three years. After president of the ABC-owned and op- Kelly now program director of WOLF- the war he worked at a variety of erated station in March, 1960. The Syracuse. . . . Marty Lacker given the jobs until 1956 when he decided to try appointment was marked by a com- green light as promo director of his wings in the music field. plete revamping—including station WNOF-New Orleans. . . . Jerry Gor- Fabor Robinson was the first per- programming, on-the-air personality don, formerly with KXOZ-Sacra- son in the business who saw the po- line-up, engineering facilities, and de- mento, now the morning man on tential in Ned’s talents. Robinson partmental organization. WINF-Hartford. . . . Barry Smith is agreed to "work with the young artist a new spinner on KWBB-Wichita. . . . and help develop his talents. A few WGH-Norfolk recently staged a Johnny Gilbert exits his air post on years later Ned cut his present chart- “Top Thirty Review Show” at Nor- WFUN-Miami to assume similar re- rider. The rest is history. folk’s municipal auditorium featuring sponsibilties on KAYO-Seattle.

22 Cash Box—December 22, 1962 LOOKS LIKE TWO SMASH HITS

30ING FOR NUMBER 1 THE RECORD WISE GUYS CLAIM THIS IS GOING TO THE TOP TEN BOBBY BLAND SAYS “CALL ON ME” B/W “THAT’S THE WAY LOVE IS’’ DUKE 360

IT'S HAPPENINGJUmOBEVERYWHERE—BABKEBTWO SIDED SMASH SAYS “SOMEOHE SOMEWHERE” B/W “FOXY DEVIL’’ DUKE 357

WE ARE CORDIALLY INVITING YOU HEY LOOKA HERE!I!I TO DIG OUR THE C & C BOYS wailing on “XMAS PARTY” “HEY MARVIN” BY B/W EDDIE AND THE DE-HAYELONS “YOU STOLE MY HEART’’ PEACOCK 1920 DUKE 358

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BLUE NOTE First Of Many Awards HAS THE HOTTEST JUKE BOX OPS' For “First Family” Box Jazz RECORD GUIDE 1 ACTIVE with OPS NEW FOR DECEMBER I LOU DONALDSON (Selections NOT on Cosh Box Top 100 reported going strongly with ops.) RAINBOW PEPPERMINT MAN I Tommy Roe (ABC-Paramount 10379) Dick Dale (Deltone 5020) POLKA DOTS AND HOW DO YOU TALK TO AN ANGEL BLUES STAY AWAY FROM ME Pat & Shirley Boone WOULD IT MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE (Dot 16406) Etta James (Argo 5430) OO-LA-LA-LIMBO Danny & Juniors MOONBEAMS ZERO ZERO (Guyden 2076) / Carl-Henrik Norm Orch. (Atco 624) WILLIE'S BLUES Junior Walker All-Stars (Harvey) THESE GOLDEN RINGS Jiye Five (Beltone 2029) JOEY'S SONG SOUTH OF Bill Black's Combo (Hi 2059) HONEYSUCKLE ROSE WILLIE CAN Jimmy Smith (Blue Note 1852) Sue Thompson (Hickory)

THE BORDER WHAT GOOD AM I WITHOUT YOU KNOCKERS UP (EP) Jackie Wilson (Brunswick 55236) Rusty Warren (Jubilee JGM 2029) BLUE NOTE 45x1831 LET ME ENTERTAIN YOU BLACK CLOUD Ray Anthony (Capitol 4876) Leroy Van Dyke (Mercury 72057) I

I MY COLORING BOOK DO YOU HEAR WHAT HEAR? 1 Harry Simeone Chorale (Mercury DONALD BYRD George Chakiris (Capitol 4892) 720651 ( AL Dl LA IS TWO COMPANY AND THREE'S A Connie Francis (MGM 13116) CROWD/PEGGY GOT ENGAGED 6 M’s / HUSH Janie Grant (Caprice 119) BALLAD OF LOVER'S HILL Teresa Brewer (Philips 40077) WELCOME HOME BLUE NOTE 45x1853 Frankie Avalon (Chancellor 1125) RED PEPPER Roosevelt Fountain (Prince-Adams 447) EVERYDAY I HAVE TO CRY FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART Steve Alaimo DODO GREENE (Checker 1032) Dean Martin (Reprise 20116) TWEEDLE DEE IN BETWEEN YEARS Dave "Baby" Cortez (Chess 1842) James MacArthur (Scepter) NEW YORK—As one of the five RAISE SANTA SANTA LONESOME ROAD pressing plants turning out the GONNA A RUCKUS TONIGHT / Jimmy Dean (Calumbia 42600) Rocky Fellers (Scepter 1245) Vaughn Header “First Family” LP JELLY BREAD for Cadence as fast as it can, Colum- FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART Booker T & MG's (Stax 131) 77—Jerry Yale (Columbia 42637) THERE MUST BE bia Record Productions has awarded MG BLUES 97—McGriff (Sue 777) a gold record to Archie Bleyer, Ca- LONELIEST GIRL IN TOWN Jimmy dence prexy, for the “fastest selling Linda Scott (Congress 108) WALK98— RIGHT IN AWAY 79— Rooftop Singers (Vanguard 35017) LP in record history.” Disk also rep- BIG STAR/TELEPHONE GETTING99— READY FOR THE BLUE NOTE resents the millionth pressing CRP Shelley Fabares (Colpix 667) 45x1860 HEARTBREAK has made of the smash laff album. BIG NOISE FROM WINNETKA Chuck Jackson (Wand 128) LP was presented at a special lunch- (Pts 1 & 2) BIG BOAT GOING STRONG eon last week (10) in New York, at Cozy Cole (Coral 62339^ Peter, Paul & Mary (Warner Bros. 5325) JIMMY SMITH which CRP and Cadence execs gath- ered. Also present was Header, Bud- to TOP 100 dy Allen, the comic’s manager, and NEW ADDITIONS Earle Doud, who co-produced the LP 73 HONEYSUCKLE ROSE / with Bob Booker. —MY COLORING BOOK 91 — I NEED YOU Sandy Stewart (Colpix 669) Rick Nelson (Imperial 5901) Besides Bleyer, Cadence was also Kitty Kallen (RCA Victor 8124) represented by Bob Hack, the label’s 94—FLY ME TO THE MOON LULU’S SHAKE SHERRY Joe Harnell (Kopp 497) BACK production head who cut the album at Contours (Gordy 7012) Fine Studios, this city. CHICKEN FEED 78 LOVESICK BLUES Bent Fabric (Atco 6245) IN TOWN Cal Roberts, general manager of Frank Ifield (Yee Jay 477) CRP, presented the gold disk to MOLLY BLUE NOTE 45x1852 CINNAMON CINDER Bobby Goldsboro (Laurie 3148) Bleyer. In accepting the disk, Bleyer Pastel Six (Zen 102) praised CRP, noting that “the only 1 MAY NOT LIVE TO SEE 80 LOOP DE LOOP TOMORROW thing most of you get is criticism.” IKE QUEBEC Johnny Thunder (Diamond 129) Brian Hyland (ABC Paramount 10374) Bleyer said he had not known of an instance in which LP’s had been pro- 88—LITTLE TOWN FLIRT 100—DARKEST STREET IN TOWN Del Shannon (Bigtop 3131) Jimmy Clanton (Vee Jay 8005) duced in “so short a time.” LOIE / LLORO Other CRP execs attending the luncheon included Floyd Glinert, na- at OPS AIMED T ' tional sales manager, Joe Welch and TU DESPEDIDA Diane Brooks. Peter Riley repre- Come Bock To Sorrento/Senzo Momma E Noommuroto—Toni Arden—Decco 25586 sented Columbia Records’ promotion BLUE NOTE 45x1874 Con-Con/I Wish You Love Feyer 25588 & publicity department. —George —Decco In the top photo. Cal Roberts Charley, My Boy/Witchcroft—Guy Lombardo Orch.—Decco 25587 (standing) presents the gold disk to BLUE NOTE Joey's Song/Sidewalk Cafe— Big Tiny Little—Coral 65567 Archie Bleyer, with Earle Doud sit- 43 W61st Se. New York 23, N. Y. ting alongside; the middle photo f shows Vaughn Header (left) and Bob Hack; bottom photo includes Roberts, Another Bleyer and Irv Lichtman of Cash Box. 'TEVER"! If It's Advertised In I’M A WOMAN SHAKE! Starting To Happen #4888 Cash Box PEGGY LEE Dean Christie

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Cash Box—December 22, 1962 Int’l Yule Program SPECIALTY OF THE HOUSE

The Cash Box "Sure Shots" highlight records which reports from retail dealers throughout the nation indicate are already beginning to sell in quantity or else give every indication of doing so. "I'M GONNA BE WARM THIS WINTER" CONNIE FRANCIS MGM 13116 w -YOU'VE REALLY GOT A HOLD ON ME" MIRACLES

HOLLYWOOD—Lt. Colonel Lother B. Sibert, officer-in-charge of the Armed "CONEY ISLAND BABY" Forces Radio and Television Service, EXCELLENTS and Bing Crosby are shown above dis- cussing a script, just prior to taping # a three-hour special Chirtsmas Show for the Armed Forces overseas. The "MY COLORING BOOK" program, “Merry Christmas—World” is designed to give the servicemen all SANDY STEWART over the world a touch of home and KITTY KALLEN RCA Victor 8124 will be aired on AFRTS stations overseas on Christmas Day. The vet per- W former is currently represented on the Too 100 with his seasonal favorite of "BALLAD OF JED CLAMPETT" “White Christmas” on Decca. LESTER FLATT & EARL SCRUGGS Columbia 42606

NARAS Chi Chapter Meets "SHAKE SHERRY" CHICAGO—The local chapter of the CONTOURS Gordy 7012 National Academy of Recorded Arts and Sciences (NARAS) held its monthly meeting last Tuesday (12/11) "LOVESICK BLUES" at Universal Recording Studios in this IFIELD city. FRANK VeeJoy 477 Highlight of the session was a # speech by Vern Ruvalds, president of International Recording Company, on the subject of recording international "CINNAMON CINDER" music. PASTEL SIX Zen 102 Between now and the next meeting (which is scheduled for 6:00 PM Jan- uary 15 at RCA Custom Recording) "LOOP DE LOOP" nominations and election, by mail, of an additional set of governors for the JOHNNY THUNDER Chicago Chapter will be made. Bal- lots are being prepared for distribution to all members. Among officers present at the above meeting were Dick Schory, president; quantity of is the A quality spe- Warren Kime, secretary; Bemie Clap- cial ingredient that’s our stock per, treasurer and Joe Wells, program JELLY BREAD in trade. Every custom press- chairman. ing order— long or short— re- by ceives the utmost attention with an extra dash of love and Sam Fox Begins Ties With Booker T. affection for good measure. That’s because our people all Greek, Israel Pubberies & The MG's take pride in the product they YORK Fred Fox, veep of Sam Stax 131 produce. Everything from NEW — Fox Publishing, has announced the “soup to nuts” is checked and Distributed by: establishment of overseas affiliations double-checked to insure a with Gaetanos Music of Athens, high standard. That’s the rec- ATLANTIC 1841 BVay N.Y. Greece, Edition Negen in Tel Aviv, ipe that has satisfied the many Israel and A. Chahine & Fils in Bei- clients we serve and it will sat- rut, Lebanon. isfy you, too. Just call or write: The new associations will handle New York 19, New York, 799 copyrights in their respective Seventh Avenue, Circle 5-7300 Fox areas, as well as supply the Fox pub- Chicago 11, Illinois, 630 N. appropriate material for McClurg Court, Whitehall 4- bery with U.S. exploitation. 6000 Nashville 4, Tennes- has concluded ne- see, 804 16th Avenue South, In addition. Fox Alpine 4-5578 Los An- gotiations with Fox offices in England, and geles 48, California, 8723 Holland, Germany, Switzerland represent the Alden Drive, Oleander 5-5277. Italy, among others, to catalogs of Dorabet Music, Fox’ recently-acquired pubbery of (Herman) Clebanoff, the Mercury Records’ maestro, and Palisades Music, another recent Fox pactee. COLUMBIA These catalogs contain material for both publication and background mood RECORD music. Other negotiations include agree- PRODUCTIONS ments with Fox’ world-wide affiliates to handle the recently reactivated Sam Fox label—Gallant Records. Sam Fox, president of the firm, also trek abroad ' returned recently from a '5"CWJMeiA:av*RCAS R5G and is now at his Florida home.

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NEW BEAT BOSSA 1 NOVA WHAT'S A MATTER BABY loot Sims (Colpix SEP 436) 11 Timi Yuro (Liberty LRP 7272; LST 7273) 2 DEAR LONELY HEARTS ALL THE HITS Nat "King" Cole (Capitol T 1838; 12 Deedee Sharp (Cameo C 1029) ST 1838) ALL THE HITS EXOTIC STRINGS 13 Jo Ann Campbell (Cameo C 1026) 3 Percy Faith (Columbia CS 8702) SUGAR N' SPICE GAY PURR-EE 14 Peggy Lee (Capitol T 1772; ST 1772) 4 Soundtrack (Warner Bros. W 41479; WS 41479) 15 TELSTAR JUMBO Tornadoes (London 3279) 5 Original Sound Track (Columbia OL5860) NEW YORK—Kenny Ball was re- Donna Kelly, Skapp’s seci'etary; Allen cently welcomed to New York at a Stanton, pop A&R director; Macey YOU BELONG TO ME EXCITING VOICE 16 Duprees (Coed LPC 90S) party in his honor at Danny’s Hide-a- Lipman of the sales department; and 6 OF way. While in the city, the jazzman Kenny Ball. AL MARTINO (Capitol T 1774; ST 1774) and his crew played a one-nighter at DO YOU LOVE ME the Metropole. Plans are now in the 17 Contours (Gordy 910) works to bring the group back for a MR. PRESIDENT long engagement. Pictured above with Mercury Signs Perry Como (RCA Victor LPS 2630; LSP 2630) RIGHT NOW Ball are part ,of the staff of Kapp 18 Herbie Mann (Atlantic 1384) Records. Shown (left to right) are The Three Sounds GREEN ONIONS Philip Skapp, sales division veep; 8 Booker T & MG's fSfox 701) Gene Armond, New York promo; CHICAGO—The Three Sounds, the f: BONANZA 19 Original TV Cast (RCA Victor LPM Moe Preskell, national promo director 2583; jazz trio, have been inked to a long- LONELY BULL LSP 2583) term pact at Mercury Records, ac- Tiajuona Brass (A&M 101) cording to prexy Irving B. Green. 20 TONY BENNETT AT CARNEGIE Real Chartbuster The group, which has several VENTURES DANCE PARTY HALL A cut 10' ^ (Dolton BLT 2017; BST 8017) (Columbia C2S 823) LP’s for the Blue Note label, including a number of singles releases, cut POPEYE its initial session for Mercury in Calif, last week under the helm of 'A Quincy Jones, A&R director. WADDLE Under the personal management of John Levy, who guides such other LOOKING DON COVAY jazz names as Shirley Horn, George AHEAD Shearing and Cannonball Adderley, C-239 the group is made-up of Gene Harris CHRISTMAS (piano), Andy Simpkins (bass) and Bill Dowdy (drums). Boys have ap- ALBUMS peared in such top New York jazz spots as Basin Street East, Village

Vanguard and Birdland. • I WISH YOU A MERRY SEASON'S GREETINGS FROM CHRISTMAS PERRY COMO Bing Crosby (RCA Victor LPM 2066) (Warner Bros. WB 1484; WS 1484) "Chanukah Carols" LP Is LITTLE BOY "Banned In Egypt," Of Course • MERRY CHRISTMAS DRUMMER 2 Johnny Mathis 8 Harry Simeone Choir (20th Fox 45-121) (Columbia CL 1195; CS 8201) HOLLYWOOD—The Sight & Sound CHRISTMAS WITH CHET label is lettintr everyone know it’s got • HOLIDAY SING ALONG 3 9 ATKINS a banned record. The LP, a novelty WITH MITCH (RCA Victor LPM 2423) The World's First Mitch Miller issue called “Chanukah Carols.” It (Columbia CL 1701; CS 8501) hasn’t been banned in Boston or from 10 • MERRY CHRISTMAS airplay, but, concedes the label, it has • CHRISTMAS IN ZITHERLAND Bobby Vee STEREO-SCORED 4 Ruth Welcome (Capitol T 1782; ST 1782) (Liberty LRP 3267; LST 7267) been banned in Egypt. A sticker on Orchestra each LP says it in bold black & white ELVIS CHRISTMAS ALBUM 5 Elyis Presley (RCA Victor LPM 19S1) • MERRY CHRISTMAS lettering. 11 Bing Crosby (Decca DL8128; DL 78128) • CHRISTMAS WITH EVERLY 6 BROTHERS THE 4 SEASONS GREETINGS (Warner Bros. WB 1483; WS 1483) 12 4 Seasons (VeeJay 1005)

U.S. Library Exhibit On Musical Theatre

WASHINGTON, D. C.—Noting the Loesser, Meredith Willson and others. American musical theatre as one of Many hologranhs of hit shows plus the nation’s “most distinctive and pictures of performers, posters, cor-

significant contributions to Western respondence, sketches, drafts and jf Culture,” the Library of Congress other items will also be on view.

opens to the public this week (19) In an announcement, the Library jh an exhibition depicting the “growth of Congress noted that “The Amer- and vitality” of musicals in the 20th ican musical theater is surely one of century.” Exhibit is tagged, appro- the nation’s most distinctive and priately enough, “The American significant contributions to Western Musical Theatre.” culture ... it is generally conceded ^ On display will be musical and that in the world of the contemporary literary manuscripts, printed scores, popular musical theatre, the United , sheet music, memorabilia and pictorial States is the undisputed pacesetter.” materials, including rare first editions Assisting the Library in the plan- of sheet music and vocal scores show- ning and acquisition of certain ma- ing the work of George M. Cohan, Irving Berlin, Rudolf Friml, Harry terials was ASCAP and Stanley Tienery, Buddy DeSylva, Arthur Green, author of “The World Of Schwartz, Harold Arlen, Jule Styne, Musical Comedy,” who served as con- Vernon Duke, Kurt Weill, Frank sultant in preparation of the exhibit.

Cash Box—-December 22, 1962 Best Selling Albums

COMPILED BY CASH BOX FROM LEADING RETAIL OUTLETS—DECEMBER 22, 1962 MONAURAL

Pos. Last Po$. Lost Pos. Lost Week Week Pos. Last Wtok Week 1 •THE FIRST FAMILY 1 26 RUSTY WARREN IN ORBIT 29 WEST SIDE STORY 1 26 MODERN SOUNDS IN Vaughn Meadtr & Other Artists (Jubilee 2044) Film Track (Cadence CLP 3060; 25060; (Columbia 05-2070) MUSIC 20 (ABC 27 • MANY MOODS OF Paramount ABCS 410) 2 •MY SON THE FOLK SINGER 2 BELAFONTE 23 JAZZ SAMBA Allan Sherman 2 2 Harry Belafonte Stan Getz & Charlie Byrd (Verve (Warner Bros. 1475; WS 1475) V6 8432) 27 NEW CHRISTY W (RCA Victor LPM 2547; LSP 2547) MINSTRELS 29 (Columbia CS 9672) 3 • WEST SIDE STORY 3 3 MUSIC MAN 4 Film Track 28 • NEW CHRISTY MINSTRELS 31 Original Filmtrack (Columbia CL l<72; CS <672; 28 WARM & WILLING (Columbia OL 5670; OS 2070; (Warner Brothers W$ 1459) 26 Andy Williams (Columbia CS <679; 4 • GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS 6 29 • SURFIN' SAFARI 34 I LEFT Blvis Presley (RCA Victor LPM 2621; Beach Boys (Capitol T1808; 5T1808) MY HEART IN 29 ALL ALONE LSP 2621) SAN FRANCISCO Frank 28 3 Sinatra (Reprise 99 1997) Tony Bennett ROY ORBISON'S GREATEST (Columbia CS 8669) 5 • PETER, PAUL & MARY 4 30 (Warner Bros. W 1449; WS 1449) HITS 27 30 BIG BAND BOSSA (Monument NOVA 32 M 4009) 5 PETER, PAUL & MARY 5 Stan Getz (Verve V6 8494) Warner Bros. (Warner Bros. WS 1449) 6 • JAZZ SAMBA 5 Stan Getz Charlie Byrd — 4 31 NEW FRONTIER 31 baby ELEPHANT WALK (Verve V-8432; V6 8432) Kingston Trio (T 1809; ST 1809) GIRLS, Lawrence 30 6 GIRLS, GIRLS 7 Welk (Dot DLP 25457) Bhrls Presley (RCA Vkter LSP 2621) 7 • 1 LEFT MY HEART IN 32 • RAY CHARLES GREATEST SAN FRANCISCO 8 HITS 28 32 SOMETHING SPECIAL Tony Bennett 7 RAMBLIN' ROSE 6 Kingston 35 (ABC Paramount ABC 415; ABCS 415) Trio (Capitol ST 1747) (Cdumbia CL 1869; CS 8669) Nat "King" Cole (Capttol ST 1793)

MUSIC MAN 7 33 • THE STRIPPER 36 33 ADVENTURES IN JAZZ 8 • Rose Orch. 8 MODERN SOUNDS IN 37 Original Filmtrack David i (MGM f 4062; Stan Kenton (CapHol 577796; (Warner Brothers WB 1459; WS 1459) SB 4062) COUNTRY & WESTERN MUSIC VOL II 9 MODERN SOUNDS IN • SWINGIN' SAFARI 33 Ray Charles 34 MR. PIANO 9 • 34 (ABC Paramount ABCS 435) Roger 38 COUNTRY & WESTERN Billy Vaughn (Dot DLP 3458; DLP 25458) Williams (Kapp KS 3290) MUSIC Vol. II 9 Ray Charles 35 LIMBO PARTY — 9 A TASTE OF HONEY 10 35 RHAPSODY (ABC Paramount ABC 435; ABCS 435) (Parkway Martin Denny (Liberty IN RHYTHM Chubby Checker P 7002) LST 7237) Kffy 31 Conniff (Columbia CS $649) 10 • RAMBLIN' ROSE 10 35 Nat "King" Cole 36 • ALL ALONE 10 MY SON THE FOLK SINGER 8 Frank Sinatra (Capitol T 1793; ST 1793) Allan Sherman (Warner Bros. WS 1475) 36 WORKS BY CHOPIN, (Reprise R 1007; R9 1007) RACHMANINOFF, 11 • JOAN BAEZ IN CONCERT 11 SCHUAAANN & LISZT 40 ROMANTIC ITALIAN 11 HATARI! 11 Vladimir HororwHz (Vanguard VRS 9112; VSD 2122) 37 • Henry Mancinl (Columbia KS 6371) SONGS 39 (RCA Victor LSP 1459) ALLEY CAT 12 Sergio Branch! 12 • (RCA Victor LM 2064; LSC 2064) Bent Fabric 12 STOP THE WORLD— 37 colorful peter NERO 39 (Atco 33-148; SD 33-148) (RCA Victor LSP26I8) I WANT TO GET OFF 14 38 • PEPINO THE ITALIAN Original B'way Cast SHERRY 13 45 (London AMS 88001) 13 MOUSE 38 WEST SIDE Four Seasons (Vee Jay LP 1053) Lou Monte (Reprise R R9 6058) STORY 33 6058; B'way Cast (Columbia OS MOON RIVER 14 13 OLIVER! 12 2001) 14 • THE B'way Cast (RCA Victor Andy Williams 39 CHRISTMAS WITH LSOD 2004) (Columbia CL 1809; CS 8609) CHIPMUNKS — David Seville & Chipmunks 39 THE FIRST FAMILY 42 (Liberty LRP 3256; LST 7256) 14 MOON RIVER 16 Vaughn Meader 4 Other Artists 15 • OLIVER 16 Andy Williams (Celamble CS 8699) (Cadence 25060; Original B'way Cast (RCA Victor LmOD 2004; LSOD 2004) 40 • JOSE JIMINEZ TALKS TO TEENAGERS 37 15 RAPTURE 13 40 WE WISH YOU A MERRY Johnny Mathis (Columbia CS 8715) 16 • STOP THE WORLD— (Kapp KL 1340; KS 3304) CHRISTMAS 48 Ray Conniff (Columbia CS 8692; 1 WANT TO GET OFF 17 Original B'way Cast 41 ALL THE HITS 32 16 MR. PRESIDENT 17 (London AM 58001; AMS 88001) Chubby Chedrer (Cameo C 7014) Original B'way Cast (Columbia KOS 2270) 41 NEW FRONTIER Kingston Trio (Capitol ST 17 • RAPTURE 15 MILLION SELLER SONGS 42 1809) Johnny Mathis 42 • 17 JOAN BAEZ IN CONCERT 15 Andy Williams (Cadence 3061; 25061) (Vanguard VSD 2122) (Columbia CL 1915; CS 8715) 42 OLIVER/STOP THE WORLD — Mantovani (London PS 270) JOAN BAEZ VOL II 41 18 • MR. PRESIDENT 19 43 • MOON RIVER & OTHER Original B'way Cast (Vanguard VRS 9094; VSD 2097) 18 (Columbia KOL 5870; KOS 2270) GREAT FILM THEMES 18 MUTINY MantovanI (London PS 249) 43 ON THE BOUNTY 46 44 • BOBBY VEE'S GOLDEN Soundtrack (MGM S 1 C 4) 19 • A TASTE OF HONEY 18 HITS 44 Martin Denny (Liberty LRP 3245; LSP 7245) TWO OF US 21 LRP 7237; LSP 7237) 19 (Uberty Robert GoulH (Colombia CS 84M) 44 SNOWBOUND 50 Ferrante 4 Telcher 20 • THE TWO SIDES OF THE 45 • GLORIOUS SOUND OF (United Artists UA5 6233) SMOTHERS BROTHERS 25 CHRISTMAS 47 20 CAMELOT 19 (Mercury MG 20675; SR 60675) Bugene Ormandy B'way Cast 45 HERBIE A4ANN AT THE (Columbia ML 5769; MS 6369) (Columbia KO5-302I) VILLAGE GATE 41 21 • HATARI! 21 (Atlantic 1380) Henry Mancinl 46 SING WE NOW OF 21 THE SOUND OF MUSIC 25 (RCA Victor LPM 2559; LSP 2559) CHRISTMAS — B'way Cast (Columbia KOS-2929) Harry Simeone Choir (20th Fox 3002) 46 PEPINO THE ITALIAN MOUSE — Lou Monte (Reprise R9 22 • MODERN SOUNDS IN 6058) & WESTERN 22 CAROUSEL 23 COUNTRY 47 • ONLY LOVE CAN BREAK Alfred Drake & Roberta Paten MUSIC 20 A HEART 50 (Command SD 843) 47 BIG BAND BOSSA NOVA — Ray Charles (ABC Paramount Gene Pitney (Musicor M 2003; M 3003) Bnoch Light (Command RS 844 SD) (ABC 410; ABCS 410) 48 • PATCHES 49 23 THE STRIPPER 24 GYPSY SOMETHING SPECIAL 24 DavU Rose 4 Orcb. (MGM U 4962) 48 — 23 • Dicky Lee Soundtrack (Warner Bros. WS 1480) Kingston Trie (Capitol T 1747; ST 1747) (Smash MG 27020; MGS 27020) WARM AND WILLING 22 24 SWINGIN' SAFARI 22 49 JAZZ IMPRESSIONS OF 24 • 49 • BRENDA, THAT'S ALL 46 Billy Vaughn (Dot DLP 25458) Andy Williams Brenda Lee (Decca DL 4326; DL 74326; BLACK ORPHEUS — (Columbia CL 1879; CS 8879) Vince Guaraldi (Fantasy 3337) 25 • TWO OF US 26 50 WE WISH YOU A MERRY 25 MANY MOODS OF Robert Goulet CHRISTMAS — BELAFONTE 27 50 CARIBBEAN GUITAR 45 (Columbia CL 1826; CS 8626) Ray Conniff (Columbia Cl 1892; CS 8692) Harry BeMonte (RCA Victor UP 2547) Chet Atkins (RCA Victor LSP 2S49)

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“THE LONELY BULL”—Herb Alpert & Tijuana POPULAR PICKS OF THE WEEK Brass—A&M 101 Ace trumpeter-arranger-composer Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass, who are currently scoring •MORE! MORE! MORE! MUSIC OF THE with “The Lonely Bull,” unleash their potent in- STRIPPER”—David Rose—MGM E 4099 strumental talents full-blast on this bright A&M David Rose comes up with a second stanza to his outing. In addition to the single triumph the crew phenomenally successful LP “The Stripper,” turns in top-flight readings of “El Lobo,” “Never which has been riding the charts for more than On Sunday” and “Let It Be Me.” All the selections six months. The bump and grind theme is con- are played in a warm, haunting Mexican-flavored tinued here with a dozen standards which include style. Sure-fire chart item. “St. Louis Blues,” “Some Of These Days” and “Blues In The Night.” The orkster’s clever arrangements, a very attractive cover, and sure-fire consumer acceptance should send the set directly “MAMA SANG A SONG”—Walter Brennan— I to chartsville. Liberty LST 7266 Walter Brennan tags this new outing on Liberty “SINCERELY YOURS” — Robert Goulet — after his current best-selling single, “Mama Sang Columbia CL1931 A Song” and includes with it ten other recitations Robert Goulet, whose recent successes on Broad- in his inimitable home-spun manner. The vet way, TV, and supper clubs has made him one of actor has made the spoken word disk a widely ac- the hottest names in the biz, has a strong follow- cepted and important part of the industry and up to his current chart-riding LP, “Two Of Us,” this offering is sure to have dual-market appeal. with this top-drawer disk of evergreens. The Best bets here are the title track, “Red Checkered balladeer displays a dynamic vocal talent and a Tablecloth,” “Touch Of The Master’s Hand” and smooth handling of lyric that could make this his “Houdini.” best-selling album to date. Easy-listening sides here are “The Nearness of You,” “Another Time, Another Place” and “You Stepped Out Of A Dream.” A powerful vocal entry. HUiiratiuY* “FOR YOUR HULLY GULLY PARTY”—Do- vells—Parkway P 7021 Christopher “MY SON, THE PRESIDENT”— One of the big current teen dance fads is the hully Weeks—Clan 1501 gully. And the most successful exponents of the Continuing the current craze of comedy LP’s, this mawAi Basil ISDM 8 10 18 dance are the Dovells. On this lively, high-powered hilarious musical satire about the Kennedys seems Parkway disk the group dishes a dozen popular ^ WAMISWiS sure to score heavily in the coin department. Un- items in the contagious style of the hully gully. like some of the recently-released sets, this disk 8to$r«s%««tittTwsi Top-flight tracks include “Hully Gully Baby,” the effectively combines music and comedy material. group’s recent chart-rider, “Cheat” and “Why Christopher Weeks is an apt J.F.K., perfectly cap- Not You.” LP should reach the charts in no time turing the President’s voice. Kudos also go to flat. Fran Stacy for her admirable mimicking of the First Lady. Of the 29 bits, some of the funniest are “Jackie’s Not Home,” “Balancing The Budget” and “Oh! My Johnny.” “DION SINGS LOVE CAME TO ME”—Laurie LLP 2015 “THE OTHER FAMILY”—Larry Foster, Marty Dion, who has turned out a phenomenal number FA.vlilv / Brill—Laurie LC5000 of chart-riding singles and LP’s during the past heels of the runaway best-selling four years, comes with another in ar

•it' “LITTLE ME”—Original Cast—RCA Victor LOC 1078 “RELEASE ME”—“Little” Esther Phillips— 1 Though critics paid little attention to the score of Lenox LX 227 “Little Me” in their general acclaim for the mu- “Little” Esther, who is currently riding high on sical that brings Sid Caesar back to Broadway, the charts with “Release Me,” tags this premiere a few hearings of Victor’s fine cast LP leads one LP outing after the biggie and includes ten other to the happy conclusion that Cy Coleman has con- country items. The lark has a first-rate, wide- tributed a bevy of engaging tunes. And his fre- range blues style, which after the style of Ray quent collaborator, lyricist Carolyn Leigh (they Charles, is perfectly suited to the country idiom. did the underrated score for “Wildcat,” also a Best listening bets here include “I Really Don’t Victor caster), again proves she’s no slouch at a Want To Know,” “Why Should We Try Any- J- X well-turned rhyme. Best numbers are the title more” and “I’ll Fight The World.” Package seems tune, “The Other Side of the Tracks,” “I’ve Got destined to pull loads of coin. Your Number,” “Real Live Girl,” “Here’s To Us” and “Be a Performer!” which looks like the next big salute to show-business. “THE UNTOUCHABLE SOUND OF THE BILL BLACK COMBO”—Hi HL 12009 “CONNIE FRANCIS SINGS MODERN ITALIAN The exciting sounds and rhythms that emanate J HITS”—MGM E 4102 from the artistry of the Bill Black Combo have The lark has earned many laurels in the past and made this aggregation one of the best selling in- this package of contemporary Italian hits, seems strumental groups in the country. The orkster, sure to pull loads of loot. Connie’s wide-range, who recently scored with “So What” and “Night distinctive vocal talents are aptly suited to a fine Train,” could strike pay dirt with his latest warm batch of ballads and uptempo items. Best “Joey’s Song,” all of which are included on this tracks here include “A1 Di La,” “Come Prima” LP. The saxman’s record of hits and his versa- and “Quando Quando Quando.” One of the best tility as a musician should spark plenty of sales sets that the thrush has cut to date. for the disk. r t6Lke the tip :

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“DESAFINADO”—Pat Thomas—MGM E4103 Pat Thomas, superbly backed by Lalo Schifrin, showcases her top-drawer vocal talent on this program of bossa nova from MGM. The lark’s delivery of these tunes reflects an infectious qual- “TROMBONE JAZZ SAMBA” — Bob Brook- ity sparked by her attention to melody and deft meyer—Verve V8498 phrasing. Excellent bands here are “Desaflnado,” Following closely on the heels of the efforts of “Recardo Bossa Nova” and “Samba De Orfeu.” his colleagues Stan Getz and Charlie Byrd, trom- This thrush seems destined to be a big name in bonist Bob Brookmeyer does his bit for the bossa effort her the biz and this premier LP should win nova on this quality package from Verve. The slip flocks of admirers. horn player keeps some talented company here in the persons of (jary McFarland (he conducted the Stan Getz Big Band Bossa Nova session), Jose “HALF-PAST WEDNESDAY—THE NEW MU- Paulo and Jim Hall. Spontaneous and free-flow- SICAL VERSION OF RUMPELSTILTSKIN”— ing melodic improvisations are subtly fused with Various Artists—Columbia CL 1917 the Latin idiom and make for some highly pleas- The delightfully entertaining tale, “Rumpelstilt- urable listening as evidenced in Brookmeyer’s skin” has been beguiling the younger set for treatment of “Samba De Orfeu,” “Manha De Car- generations, and this musical version by Robert nival” and “A Felicidade.” Eye this one for strong sales Colby, Nita Jonas and Anna Marie Barlow is action. equally bewitching. The imaginative powers of sin the brothers Grimm are enhanced by this sprightly and melodic score which is capably performed “ORNETTE ON TENOR”—Ornette Coleman— by Dom DeLuise, Sean Garrison, Audre Johnston, Atlantic 1394 Robert Fitch and David Winters. The show had One of the most exicting things about jazz stars a successful off-Broadway run, and this excellent is their constant desire to change and perfect Columbia disk should become a strong catalog their art. Ornette Coleman is just an innovator. item. Choice Xmas LP. On this free-flowing Atlantic set he departs from I his accustomed alto and showcases a superb, professional understanding of the tenor sax. Cole- “TRIBUTE TO UNCLE RAY”— Little Steve man’s highly personal, rhythmic soul style of jazz Wonder—Tamla 232 is aptly suited to the tenor as evidenced on “Cross Stevie Wonder pays a fine musical tribute to Ray Breeding,” “Mapa” and “Eos.” All of the artist’s Charles on this soulful collection of tunes associ- many fans should come out in force for the ated with the Genius. The young songster does package. attempt to imitate Charles, instead he showcases his own distinctive blues singing style on each of the ten songs. The artist’s sincerity and poise carries him in good stead on “Hallelujah I Love “DOWN TO EARTH”—Freddie Roach—Blue Her So,” “Ain’t That Love” and “Mary Ann.” Note 4113 Album should rack up healthy sales in the r&b Freddie Roach offers proof-positive of his intri- markets. cate understanding of the organ on this excellent teaming up with Percy France (tenor sax), Kenny Burrell (guitar), and Clarence Johnston (drums). Although this is strictly Freddie’s show, all the “THE UNFORGETTABLE GUITAR OF HANK members of the crew get a chance to showcase GARLAND”—Columbia CL 1913 their individual talents on a fine group of Roach The country-jazz guitarist directs his talents at a originals (with the exception of the Henry Man- FREDDIE ROACH/ORGAN bag of jazz oriented items for this Columbia cini-penned “Lujon”). Best bets here include “De session. Equally at home in both musical areas. Bug,” “More Mileage” and “Lion Down.” One of Garland displays feelings of depth and sincerity the best albums that the organist has cut to date. in his handling of these tunes. He launches the session with a free-flowing arrangement of “(Tell Me) What Am I To Do?” and includes topnotch versions of “You’re Here Again” and “Rainy Aft- “STITT MEETS BROTHER JACK”—Sonny Stitt, ernoon.” Garland fans will surely want this one. Jack McDuff—Prestige 7244 The wax teaming up of tenor saxist Sonny Stitt and organist Jack McDuff makes for a thoroughly enjoyable easy-on-the-ears experience in jazz. Stitt’s melodic-orientation coupled with a force- *EL DEBKE”—Naif Agby—Audio Fidelity AFSD ful, rhythmic drive perfectly compliments Mc- 5980 Duff’s propulsive, expressive keyboard technique. All the nuances of the quarter-tone scale are With fine guitar, drums and conga backing the skillfully explored by Naif Agby and his ork on two swing professionally on “All Of Me,” “Time this interesting disk of Middle Eastern selections After Time” and “When Sonny Gets Blue.” from Audio Fidelity. Although the music sounds strange to western listeners, the crew performs so tastefully that even the most discerning record buyers will be caught up in the contagious spirit. The band shines on “Mawal,” “Sourtak” and “Haji “SUDDENLY THE BLUES”—Leo Wright^At- Teoulli.” lantic 1393 Here’s a top-flight jazz disk featuring Leo Wright on flute and alto sax. The artist evidences a complete mastery of both instruments as he goes through his musical paces with taste and verve. % Pi:ilCVSj»IVK HT»3lKO “BAND CONCERT”—Roland Shaw—Richmond Wright puts all his emphasis on simplicity and RPS 39012 organization and the set comes off as a fine lis- BAND ^ The Roland Shaw Band and Orchestra step out tenable experience. With a suitable backing from smartly in a program, of exciting march music on Burrell guitar and Rudy Collins on CONCERT ^ Kenny on rui«uan*» this Richmond Percussive Stereo disk. Lots of the jazzman swings on “Greensleeves,” tiJBua drums fftiunu listening pleasure for stereophiles as the band “Tali” and “Willow Weep For Me.” gives to each marching song a double arrangement, first the legitimate marching beat and then a big swing band treatment. Big, bold and brassy is the theme here as the boys read “The Washing- ton Post,” “Colonel Bogey” and “Stars and Stripes Forever” with telling effect. Potent stereo disk.

“OLIVER TWIST”—James .Mason—Decca DL FAURE: Requiem, The Roger Wagner Chorale 9107 Capitol SP 8586 OLD ER nvis r < llARLtS The Good Housekeeping Library of Recorded Roger Wagner conducts his Chorale and the or- JAMES MASON Classics makes its debut on Decca with this very chestra of the Concert Society of the Conserva- professional reading of Dickens’ immortal “Oliver tory of Paris in this majestic and reverend work Twist” by James Mason. The very polished thes- by Faure. Composed for the Mass for the Dead, pian gives voices to the earthy and magnificent Faure has created an almost perfect liturgical characters created by the fertile novelist. In a work, and under the guidance of the capable captivating manner, all of the warmth, terror, maestro, it takes on new beauty and brilliance. comedy and pathos of the tale are eloquently con- The solos are delivered by Marie Gibson and jured up by the actor. The disk should find a large Michael Roux. The album is a feelingful perform- audience on both the adult and juvenile level. ance of a sacred work.

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Cash Box—December 22, 1962 33 COLPIX "Kiddie Katalosue"—On IS of the Ubel'e kiddie LF'e, dietrlbe set 20 free for every 100 ALBUM PLANS purchaeed. Expiree: Dee. 81.

Deals, discounts ond programs being offered to FIRE/FURY expiration date dealers and distributors by record manufacturers. All labels marketed by the Arm are available on a buy-S-set-l-free baeis. No has been set.

CAMAY 1 HORIZON Two albums, "The Crew Cuts,” and "Country & Western Bonanza," offered on a buy-lO-set- 1-free basis. No termination date announced. 2 free LP’s with the purchase of 10. Offer covers 10 LF’e releaeed in Aug. A Sept. No ter. minatlon date. CAPITOL

10% discount on Capitol and Angel LP’s released from Oct. 1 to Dec. 21. LIBERTY 10% cash discount taken off the invoice on dealer's entire order of new releases and Xmas catalog. 106% gtiarantee sale: return for credit. Merchandise may be returned anytime after ^ Prize Winners Jan. 1, 1963, but no later than Feb. 1, 1968. Payments: % Jan. 10, Feb. 10. Expires: Dec. 26; Chipmunk Xmas Sales Program: 16% discount on all Chipmunk LP’s and EP’s. 100% exchange privilege. Payments: % Dec. 10, Jan. 10. No termination date announced.

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PRESTIGE I 16% discount on LP’s by Miles Davis, Gene Ammons, Shirley Scott, Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis ^ and John Coltrane. Expires: Dec. 31. i

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SONODOR A buy-S-get-l-free offer on four LP’s by the Orchestra Dal Oro. Described as s limited-time- only d^.

MIAMI_ BEACH—Decca orkster Bert Kaempfert was recently in the U.S. to meet with label execs concerning the release of his next product. While in the STARDAY States Kaempfert took time off from conferring with business associates for "Christmas Stocking Plan"—1 free LP for every 6 purchased. No termination date announced. some sail fishing in Florida. The musician is pictured above with two of his lucky catches.

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Victor Names Hines A&R THE “GOOD” JAZZ Program Services Head CASH BOX TOP lOO'S Singles Are on ARGO NEW YORK—A. Drexell Hines has been named A&R director for RCA publishers Recorded Program Services, a func- (Top 100 titles listed Alphabetically for artist and label credit) AHMAD JAMAL tion of RCA Custom, it was announced see card last week by Ralph C. Williams, manager of custom records. Mine’s chief 63 ALL ALONE AM I 20 MARY ANN REGRETS responsibility will be in the creation (Duchess—BMI) (Pamper— BMI) 100 NIGHT MIST and development of new radio fea- MAYBE YOU'LL BE THERE OF JED CLAMPETT 76 (Triangle—ASCAP) promotions. BALLAD tures and (Corolintone—BMI) ME AND MY SHADOW 84 Williams said “his appointment is BIG GIRLS DON'T CRY 5 (Bourne—BMI) (Bobob—ASCAP) ‘MOLLY 98 BLUES another element in our program to BOBBY'S GIRL 3 (Aldon—BMI) 37 b/w intensify and expand the services (A.M.E. of N.Y.—BMI) MONSTERS HOLIDAY (Garpax, Underwood— BMI) which we are offering to the broad- ^ CAST YOUR FATE TO THE WINDS B3 ‘MY COLORING BOOK 73 ^ casting industry.” (Sunbeam—BMI) TWO DIFFERENT 56 | CHA CHA CHA 22 Drex Hines joins RCA Custom after- (Fojob-Kalmann—ASCAP) MY DAD WORLDS (Aldon—BMI) serving as assistant to the vice presi- CHAINS 21 LOVE 34 | ARGO #5429 (Aldon—BMI) MY OWN TRUE dent of Ziv-United Artists since 1957. 97 (Remick—ASCAP) ‘CHICKEN FEED WIFE CAN'T COOK 92 Prior to this affiliation, he was di- (Metorion—BMI) MY J BMI) (THE) SONG B7 (Lajesse — rector, executive producer and assist- CHIPMUNK RAMSEY LEWIS (Monarch—ASCAP) ant national program director for the ‘CINNAMON CINDER 79 NIGHT HAS A THOUSAND EYES 29 (Algrace BMI) (Blen, Mobs—ASCAP) SLE IGH RI DE American Broadcasting Company, pro- — COMIN' HOME BABY 52 NIGHT TIME 85 , ducer and writer for the radio record- (Melotone—BMI) (Rego-Park—BMI) ^ CHRISTMAS BLUES ing division of the National Broad- CONEY ISLAND BABY 72 (Original—BMI) 49 casting System, and recording tech- ONLY LOVE CAN BREAK A HEART SOUND OF CHRISTMAS (Arch—ASCAP) nician and director for World Broad- (Dance With) THE GUITAR MAN . . 13 casting Company. (Lindvone—BMI) MOUSE ... 16 THE CH RISTMAS ‘DARKEST STREET IN TOWN 100 PEPINO THE ITALIAN SONG (Romance, Ding Dong—BMI) (Aldon—BMI) 67 ARGO #EP1084 DEAR LONELY HEARTS 14 POPEYE (THE HITCHHIKER) (Kolmann—ASCAP) Epic Re-Services (Sweco, Cetro—BMI) 36 DESAFINADO 25 PUSH AND KICK i (Claridge—ASCAP) CHESS PRODUCING CO Vintan Single Ta Statians iHollis Bendig—BMI) DON'T GO NEAR THE ESKIMOS . . 71 66 2120 Michigan Aircnuc NEW YORK—Because of the big re- (Buttercup—BMI) RAINBOW AT MIDNIGHT DON'T HANG UP B (Shapiro, Bernstein—ASCAP) sponse to both sides of Bobby Vin- Chicago 16, Illinois (Kolmonn—ASCAP) RELEASE ME ’ ton’s current single. Epic Records is DON'T MAKE ME OVER 53 Star Sales— bMi,

(Bochoroch, Joe—ASCAP) . 40 re-servicing the record to radio sta- REMEMBER THEN (Maureen Music—BMI) rj tions. ECHO 6B RETURN TO SENDER 4 The unusual action follows the “ex- (Spore Rib—BMI) (Elvis Presley —BMIr BREAKING IN LA ESO BESO 41 RIDE 19 the sin- HOUSE RENT PARTY ceptional” air play devoted to (Flonko—ASCAP) (Woodcrest, Check-Colt—BMI) b/w gle, which couples “Let’s Kiss And EVERYBODY LOVES A LOVER ... 33 road hog (Int'l Korwin—ASCAP) (Acuff-Rose—BMI) TIME TO DANCE Make Up” and “Trouble Is My Middle AROUND THE ac dc Current Swingers ROCKIN' Name,” said Len Levy, sales head. 94 TREE . 96 J. Gems ‘FLY ME TO THE MOON CHRISTMAS #415 ASCAP) Leading disk jockeys and program (Almanac—ASCAP) (St. Nichols— GOING STRONG FROM A JACK TO A KING B6 RUBY ANN 32 managers have requested additional (Dandelion Music) (Morizono—BMI, THE GIRL LOVES WHO copies of the single, the exec added. RUMORS POPCORN (Aldon—BMI) Levy noted that the last time Epic GINA 64 (Elm Drive—ASCAP) Records re-serviced a single was dur- OUR LAST NIGHT GO AWAY LITTLE GIRL 7 SANTA CLAUS IS COMIN' TO Roy and Bob ing the summer, when Vinton’s “Roses (Aldon—BMI) TOWN •••• 42 Ledo #2110 (Leo Feist—ASCAP) Are Red” became one of the year’s 45 HALF HEAVEN—HALF SANTA CLAUS IS WATCHING YOU hits, winning the first gold COCKTAILS FOR TWO biggest 57 (Lowery— BMI) HEARTACHE 51 BOSSA-NOVA record in the history of the label. (Arch—ASCAP) SEE SEE RIDER (Cotillion—BMI) Levy also reported that as a result HE'S A REBEL 23 77 (January—BMI) ‘SHAKE SHERRY TIME ON MY HANDS of the increased activity for Vinton’s (Jobete— BMI) HOTEL HAPPINESS H 81 JOHNNY MOORE new single, dealers in key markets (Day Ben, Mansion—ASCAP) SHE'S A TROUBLEMAKER Debonair #209 (Trovis, Writtenhouse—BMI) have been reordering the singer’s cur- SHUTTERS AND BOARDS 31 I CAN'T HELP IT 58 BMI) DEBONAIR RECORD CO. album, Vinton Sings The (Comp 8. Canyon— rent “Bobby (Acuft-Rose—BMI) 65 932 West Florence Ave. SOME KINDA FUN Big Ones.” I LEFT HEART IN LOS ANGELES 44, CALIFORNIA MY (Rondell—BMI) Phone 7530428 Vinton has just returned from New SAN FRANCISCO 35 SPANISH LACE 38 (General—ASCAP) BMI) completed his sec- (St. Louis— Zealand, where he ‘I AAAY NOT LIVE TO SEE 69 STRANGE I KNOW ond international tour. Still popular TOMORROW 99 (Jobete—BMI) (Pogo ASCAP) . . . 46 in foreign markets are “Roses Are — STUBBORN KIND OF FELLOW I'M GONNA BE WARM THIS (Jobete—BMI) Red” and “Rain Rain Go Away.” 60 Foxx's Latest! I! WINTER (Memo—BMI) ^8 YESTERDAY 43 TELL HIM I SAW LINDA (Mellin—BMI) - (Jack—BMI) TELSTAR ^ IT'S UP TO YOU 44 ASCAP) “Laugh Twist Winners (Compbell, Connelly— Along (4 Star Soles—BMI) TEN LITTLE INDIANS 50 (Sea Of Tunes—BMI)

• 48 JINGLE BELL ROCK 93 THAT'S LIFE • With Foxx” (Cornell—ASCAP) (Mary Hill, Missile—BMI) . . 47 TROUBLE IS MY MIDDLE NAME HANDS OFF (January— BMI) ,/«a #832 KEEP YOUR TIME lO® BABY 15 TWILIGHT MY (Porgie—BMI) (Aldon— BMI) TWO LOVERS (Jobete—BMI) DOOTO LEAH 62 (Acuff-Rose— BMI) •»o s r»r ROOF 30 u oil LET ME GO THE RIGHT WAY ... 90 UP ON THE (Jobete—BMI) 28 (PONY) . LET'S GO KIND OF FOOL AM I 75 BMI) WHAT (Rist-Giant— (Ludlow— BMI) MAKE UP 39 LET'S KISS AND WHITE CHRISTMAS . 95 (Trio—BMI) (Irving Berlin—ASCAP) 1 Fats Domino LIMBO ROCK WIGGLE WOBBLE . 26 (Four Star Twist—BMI) (Bob-Dan—BMI) LITTLE DRUMMER BOY 54 (Mills—Delaware—ASCAP) “Hands Across The Table” ‘LITTLE TOWN FLIRT 88 YOUR CHEATIN' HEART 59 (Vicki McLaughlin— BMI) (Rose— BMI) and MIAMI BEACH—The Hotel Lucerne 6 . LONELY BULL YOU THREW A LUCKY PUNCH . . 82 here recently staged a twist contest (Almo—ASCAP) ''Won't You (Jobete—BMI) Come for their guests. Pictured above are ‘LOOP DE LOOP 80 ARE MY SUNSHINE 10 Vann YOU (Tobi-Ann, Teddy —BMI) Int'l BMI) On Back" two winners: Adam Wade, who is cur- (Peer — LOVE CAME TO ME 17 YOU'VE REALLY GOT A HOLD rently clicking with “There’ll Be No (Schwartz, Disal—ASCAP) 7^0 BOY 55 ON ME Teardrops Tonight” on Epic, and Paul LOVE OF A (Jobete— BMI) (U.S. Songs—ASCAP) Petersen, who is hitting with “My LOVERS BY NIGHT, STRANGERS Dad” on Colpix. Standing in the mid- BY DAY 61 ZERO ZERO 89 (January—BMI) (Metorion—BMI) '^perial J^eco^s dle is Mickey Kinsbruner, entertain- ‘LOVESICK BLUES 78 ZIP-A-DEE-DOO-DAH 12 ment director of the hotel. (Mills—ASCAP) (Joy—ASCAP)

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MGM Verve Inks Mina Hamilton Won't Renew Epic, CAC Pacts: Cook NEW YORK—Singer Roy Hamilton will not renew his pact with Epic Records, his label since the start of the diskery itself, according to Bill Cook, his manager. Cook also stated that his booking agency pact with GAC would not be renewed either. Pacts ^vith both firms have already expired.

Cook said that “It was decided . . . that it be best for Roy to go to a new record label and new agency to coin- cide with his new night club act.” Cook said a new label would be selected within two weeks. Hamilton, Cook noted, is also study- NEW YORK—Mina, among Italy’s ing the acting game under a private top disk names, has been inked to an tutor in preparation picture pos- MGM/Verve pact for release of her for dates in the U.S. Lark was previously sibilities.” available here on the Vesuvius diskery, which is distributed by MGM. Her debut single for MGM—in Eng- Set lish—is “Pretend That I’m Her” and Coleman, MJQ “Just Let Me Cry.” Besides Italian N.Y. Concert Dates and English dates, the performer also records in French, German, Spanish, NEW YORK—The top jazz attrac- Portugruese and Japanese. tions at Atlantic Records are giving jazz concerts in New York this month —saxist Ornette Coleman and The Modern Jazz Quartet. The Hit Sound Of Coleman appears this week (21) at Town Hall, performing in two distinct musical settings, and, in addition, JAMES RAY bowing his new composition for string quartet, “Dedicated to Poets & Writers.” Violist Selwart Clarke will lead the string quartet in the per- I “ALWAYS” formance of the opus. Coleman will appear with two trio Dynamic Sound 103 groups, the first of which will feature the saxist in his usual musical sur- CONGRESS RECORDS roundings. Group will also include David Izenson, bass; and Charles Moffett, drums. Second trio will provide an R&B sound for the performer. The MJQ is presenting its annual A Great Sound! "Teen Love" Single New York concert on Fri., Dec. 28, Kaye Turns Producer 8:30 pm at the new Philharmonic By Helen Gurley Brown J “TAKE ALL NEW YORK — Songwriter Buddy OF Hall in Lincoln Center. Concert will Kaye has announced that he has com- HOLLYWOOD—Helen Gurley Brown, ^ feature the debut of the Orchestra pleted arrangements to co-produce author of the best-selling book, “Sex

with Martin B. Cohen a motion pic- Girl,” , LIFE” U.S. A. composed of 30 musicians in & The Single and heard on a MY ture in Brazil called “Sugar Loaf.” (jNP-Crescendo LP, “Lessons In Local 802 and under the direction of The flick, which will be directed by Love,” is cutting a 45 rpm disk for * Carrie Grant John Lewis, who directs the MJQ Paul Sylbei't, stars Rhonda Fleming the same label, “Lessons In Love For New-Art 1003 (see separate story on ork’s signing and Rossano Brazzi. Teenagers,” which is geared for ex- to Colpix Records). Saxists Phil The filming of the picture will posure on Top 40 stations. The single begin in January in Rio de Janeiro is a forerunner to a complete LP of WRITE FOR YOUR COPY NOW; Woods and Eric Dolphy and guitarist at which time Kaye will remain here the same name, according to Gene Jim Hall are among the ork’s mem- to work on the musical background. Norman, president of the label. HAROLD B. ROBINSON bers. The new bossa nova beat will be fea- N. Broad, Phil., Pa. 6600 As for the MJQ, it will begin and tured against Brazilian backgrounds. Kaye was the writer on “Speedy end its concert with an apt number, Gonzales” and “Welcome Home.” Dylan Sets English Tour “England’s Carol,” one of the crew’s most popular MAKING pieces. NEW YORK—Bob Dylan, whose first THE CHARTS, AND single, “Mixed Up Confusion,” was GETTING THE PLAY—THE Chess-Checker-Argo released recently, has departed for McAuliff Inks P.A. Names 2 Boston Distribs his first international tour which will solo appearance in London Pact With Agency include a SPOOK NEW YORK—Two distribs in Boston on an hour long BBC TV’er. f IS ON THE WAY have been named to handle product is NEW YORK Country music star The folk singer also scheduled 1 — from Chess-Checker-Argo. Dumont for a stint at Carnegie Hall and a ' Leon McAuliff has been inked to a Dist. will be the outlet in the area for personal appearance pact by Curtis Checker & Argo, while Bay State guest shot on the Ed Sullivan show Dist. will handle the Chess line. after he returns from the tour. i HEADED FOR A HIT. THE Artist’s Productions, based in Good- lettsville, Tenn. Don Thompson will remain as the artist’s personal man- Everybody "Loop De Loop" SPOOK ager. McAuliff, a singer-bandleader, Goes is currently making noise with ARTISTIQUE 56 3rd St., Hoboken, N.J. “Faded Love” on the Cimarron label.

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JOE HENDERSON NEW YORK—Philip Boute, who 'CAUSE WE'RE heads Barclay Music Corp. in Paris, IN LOVE made several music deals during his b/w recent week-long stay in New York. Boute stated that he had placed SAD TEARDROPS tunes with Hill & Range, E. B. Marks AT DAWN and Manhattan Music, among others. TODD 1082 In greater utilization of the Barclay BALTIMORE—Johnny Thunder,who is currently riding the charts with “Loop Natl. Dist. By catalog, the exec said he would work De Loop” on Diamond, is shown above in the left pic with Buddy Deane pro- JAY-GEE RECORD CO., INC more closely with Shapiro-Bernstein. V mike-in-hand ) . The chanter guested on Deane’s popular WJZ-TV show to 318 W. 48th St., N.Y. 36, N.Y. After a few days in Mexico, Boute mote his record and demonstrate the dance. In the right photo Thunder is returned to Paris. pictured showing ’em how the dance is done.

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Cash Box—Decombor 22, 1962 39 MGM To Release Libert-y Inks Tex Williams Fisher At Winter Garden Columbia Begins Work On

NEW YORK—MGM Records, in a deal with Eddie Fisher’s Ramrod Pro- Sixth Pressing Piant ductions, will distribute a 2-LP set featuring the songster’s recent per- NEW YORK — Columbia Records west coast operations for Columbia, formance at New York’s Winter Gar- held ground-breaking ceremonies last led a delegation of Columbia execs den. week in Santa Maria, Calif., on the who participated with Santa Maria’s It was noted that only Fisher’s site of its sixth record manufacturing civic leaders at the ground-breaking songs and commentary aie included plant, called the largest to be con- ceremonies. on the set. Comedian Dick Gregory structed in the west. Goddard Lieber- Columbia currently operates manu- and dance-actress Barrie Chase also son, president of Columbia, termed facturing facilities in Pitman, New appeared with Fisher. the new Santa Maria facility “the Jersey; Terre Haute, Indiana; Andy Miele. MGM’s director of world’s most modern photograph rec- Bridgeport, Connecticut and Holly- marketing, has set his distrib machin- ord manufacturing operation.” wood, California. The Pitman plant, ery in motion so that the album, Designed by William L. Pereira & considered the world’s largest manu- tagged “Eddie Fisher at the Winter Associates, the Santa Maria plant facturing operation, was opened in Garden,’’ will be on dealers’ shelves will be constructed by Maino Con- May, 1961. The Terre Haute plant, a in key disk markets in time for last HOLLYWOOD — Tommy Allsup, struction Co., of San Luis Obispo, major manufacturing facility as well minute Xmas sales. The e.xec, believ- country A&R man for Liberty Rec- Calif. The main building, which in- as the primary fulfillment center of ing he has a hot item, has rushed pre- ords, has signed vet performer Tex cludes 175,000 square feet of space, the Columbia Record Club, completed Williams to an exclusive long term view acetates and album cover proofs is scheduled for completion in July, its newest expansion program in recording contract with the label. Pic- Nov., to each distrib for special sales meets tured (left to right) above are All- 1963. 1961, opening a new wing of more on the LP. sup, Williams and Liberty prexy A1 The Santa Maria facility will also than 58,000 square feet. Bennett, who witnessed the event. serve as a fulfillment center for the For most of 1962, Columbia’s manu- Allsup’s first Williams session is now Columbia Record Club, the world’s facturing facilities have operated at New Dooto Music underway and goes into national re- Center lease in early January. The chanter largest mail order operation. virtual capacity, with a production of To Open Dec. 23 In L.A. was previously with Capitol Records. Andrew Schrade, vice president of over 105,000,000 records. LOS ANGELES—Dootsie Williams, president of Dooto Records, has announced that the formal opening of ARMADA Board Meet: Guidelines For Stability HI the new Dooto Music Center will take (Continued page tion stating that in the event a manu- industry. Jerry Wexler, vice-president place at 135th and Central Ave., in from 7) facturer pulled a line, the distrib of Atlantic, urged the distribs to L.A. on Dec. with 23, dedication cere- work with the FTC for the establish- must be cleaned out and paid. Full “show some starch and stick with monies and a musical program. ment of industry guide lines and payment by the manufacturer shall your lines .... and we will go all the The $300,000 development will rules. Members of the committee are constitute a release from one to the way with you.” But Wexler cautioned Heilicher, Kaplan, Harry Schwartz other. In the event a distrib owes a against the neglect house all operations of Dooto Records, of catalog lines and Bill Schochet. It was pointed out manufacturer money after a change when a distrib picks up a quick one- Inc., and its affiliates, including manu- that hearings may be held shortly in distributorship, the distributor shot label which is likelv to be for- facturing, business and studio opera- after a trade conference is set—and must meet his obligations. A new gotten after some initial chart action. tions. the committee will be required to be distributor, in turn, must assume ob Lenny Sachs, Atlantic sales chief, ready for action at a moment’s notice. ligations to dealers. reaffirmed the label’s faith in The opening ceremonies will be dis- Optimism over the results of an FTC In connection with distrib-manufac- tribution and the future of the record highlighted by addresses by local gov- trade conference was high. Mort turer relations. Bill Schochet was ap- business. He noted its growing vol- ernment figures, a fashion show and Gorelick, of the law firm of Steinberg, pointed to make a study of this and ume, but pointed out that growth entertainment by Dooto’s recording Steinbrook, Lavine & Gorelick, stated draw up a proposed guide spelling out brings its complexities which must artists. such a conference could lead to a set normal distrib and manufacturer ob- be surmounted in order to achieve a of industry standards and a ruling ligations. It was further proposed working and profitable relationship making transshipping illegal. He ad- that infractions of ethical manufac- among all industry segments. vised proceeding on the basis of the turer-distributor relationships be re- Kenny Myers of Mercury explored “SAILOR Robinson-Patman Act and seeking ported to the board and executive areas of manufacturer-distributor co- clear definitions of the functions and secretary and publicized. operation, and ARMADA commended status of rack jobbers, one stops etc., 5) Excessive loading: The board Mercury for the establishment of an and proper discounts applicable to voted to urge manufacturers to dis- advisory council to solve problems. BOY” those facets of the industry. continue the practice of allocation Andy Anderson, president of SORD Norman Katz, attorney for John quotas with additional percentage in- (Society of Record Dealers) and Lou Kaplan, gave an additional legal centives. Such practice often placed Shapiro, executive secretary, referred analysis of transshipping and other the distrib in the position where he is to the disk industry as the “vinyl Cathy Carr problems and the FTC’s application encouraged to transship—sometimes jungle” and presented his views on thereto. out of fear of losing the line. stabilizing conditions. One of his key LAURIE 3147 2) Direct Shipping: In order to im- 6) Preferential Discounts: A re- suggestions was that the price of al- plement its stand against direct ship- solution was adopted against prefer- bum product—whether stereo, mono, ping, the board voted to urge all ential treatment from manufacturer show or pop packages—all be lowered ARMADA members to report all in- to distrib’s accounts. Manufacturers to $2.98 list. He urged a code of ethi- America's Favorite Holiday stances of such unethical practices. are urged to desist from such un- cal practices and many specifics which Songs Paul Ackerman, executive secretary, ethical practices in order to create a the board took under advisement. will intervene at the manufacturing more equitable condition and stimu- Irv Perlman, president of the SLEIGH RIDE level. It is further planned to pub- late competition at the retail level. Record One Stop Association, also licize as much as possible such in- 7) The board voted in favor of a presented his views; but distribs LITRE DRUMMER BOY stances of bypassing and undermin- 10 percent overall return privilege on present, notably Irwin Fink, ques- ing the distrib. It was the opinion product—singles and albums, plus 100 tioned him closely, pointing out that SCARLET RIBBONS of many board members that some percent exchange on cutouts, 100 per- one stops did no promotion, did not manufacturers, while anxious to give cent exchange on defective product, buy catalog, had a protected inven- RECORDED ON EVERY LABEL — TOP ARTISTS — lip service to the theory of distrib and 100 percent return on allocations. tory—and, nevertheless, were seek- VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL. protection, were swayed by the lure The board also recommended that ing a better singles price. of quick volume via racks. “We won’t manufacturers place proper identifica- Finally, the board initiated plajis MIllS MUSIC, INC.—N.Y.C. tolerate it” was the consensus of the tion on the front, back and spine of for the next annual ARMADA con- board. album sleeves to indicate whether the vention. It will be held in July, prob- 3) Singles and Free Goods: The disk is mono or stereo. bly between the 15th and 25th, with board voted in favor of a more realis- It was also agreed that the organi- the specific hotel still to be chosen. YOU’RE tic, downward revision of distributor zation would publish a pamphlet, A Chicago was selected because its GONNA and dealer cost on singles, coupled Guide To Better Selling, to aid re- geographical location facilitates the with the elimination of free merchan- tail merchants. This would include best possible attendance. It is in- NEED ME dise. A 79('- list price was recom- merchandising ideas, cuts of fixtures, tended that the convention be strictly mended. It was the general opinion store layouts, etc. Lou Shapiro, Secre- a business affair, with manufacturers BARBARA LYNN that in today’s record business, free- tary-Treasurer of SORD, will coop- (associate members) cooperating by bies do not make a record; that they erate with ARMADA on this. holding their meetings at the same JAMIE 1240 encourage transshipping, and that re- Apart from the closed sessions of time. leased product will be of hio’her qual- the board, the Detroit meeting af- Present at the meeting in Detroit, Jamie ^u^tfen distributing corp. f ity if the abolition of freebies and a forded opportunity for informal dis- in addition to those mentioned, were lower price are brought about. cussions between board members and Henry Droz, Bob Chatton, Bud 1 330 VY. Girard Avenue

4) Equitable Contractual Arrange- ! representatives of the dealer, manu- Lampe, Jake Friedman, Jim Schwartz Philadelfthia 23, Pa. ments: The board adopted a resolu- I facturer and one stop segments of the and Carl Glaser.

40 Cash Box—i-December 22, 1962 Costi IMPORTANT NOTICE

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Cash Box—December 22, 1-962 Philips And Columbia Colpix Inks Mr. Versatility To Continue In Scandinavia Orchestra, U.S.A. NEW YORK—Columbia Records, a TOP 100 division of Columbia Broadcasting System, Incorporated, of New' York, and Philips Phonographic Industries of Baarn, The Netherlands have announced the renewal of their association for Denmark, Norway, Sweden (See top 100 for titles and labels) and Finland. The association provides for the in- troduction of CBS Records in the aforementioned countries. Repertoire produced by Columbia \vill be mar- Anka, Paul keted by Philips on the new CBS label. 85 The first releases w'ill be made this 51 week. Beach Boys Goddard Lieberson, Columbia’s Bennett, Tony YORK—The Orchestra, U.S.A., 11 prexy, also announced that CBS rec- NEW Billy & Essentials ords will be released in Italy the same a new ensemble led by John Lewis of Blaine, Marcie week, via the auspices of G. Ricordi the Modern Jazz Quartet, will be an Byrd, Charlie exclusive attraction on Colpix Rec- & Co. SpA. Lieberson w’ent to Italy Chandler, Gene to attend the opening ceremonies. ords, according to Jerry Baker, gen- Charles, Roy ... 10, 59, 67 eral manager. Checker Chubby 1 Conceived by Lewis over two years Clanton, Jimmy 100 Colder, Ben 71 ago. Orchestra, U.S.A. will be a per- Cole, Not 14 A Sentimental Coincidence manent organization, owned and op- Contours erated by its members. Its purpose Cookies 21 NEW YORK—Thirty two years ago, Cooper, Les will be to play contemporary music Crawford, Johnny NEW YORK—Young chanter Kenny the late Peter DeRose wrote “When of all kinds, as well as to make “new” Crosby, Bing 95 Crystals Karen, is currently putting his hopes Your Hair Has Turned To Silver” music in jazz and non-jazz idioms and to perform existing “serious” music. in “Sixteen Years Ago Tonight” on (in collaboration with Charles Tobias) Dovis, Sammy, Jr 75, 84 Columbia which he co-penned. Karen With this in mind Lewis has bal- Dion 17 for his wife (May Singhi Breen) on Denny, Martin 83 is also the co-author of the Jimmy anced the instrumentation of the or- Drifters the occasion of their first wedding able to present both Clanton hit, “Darkest Street In chestra to be Duprees f Town,” on the Ace label. anniversary. jazz and non-jazz compositions. Mem- bership of Orchestra, U.S.A. includes Earls 40 Frank Fontaine, comic-vocalist on Eddy, Duane 13 many of today’s top instrumentalists Emotions 68 the Jackie Gleason re- Shevin Heads L. A. Cosnat new show, has with Nathan Goldstein, Gino Sam- Excellents 72 corded the song for ABC-Paramount buco and Jerry Widoff, violins; Julian Exciters 18 NEW YORK Ray Shevin has been — Records. Bai'ber and Aaron Juvelier, violas; named manager of the Los Angeles Fabric, Bent Alla Goldberg and Joseph Tekula, Flatt & Scruggs branch of The Cosnat Corp. Before On Dec. 8, this year, her thirty- ‘celli; Richard Davis, bass. Fleetwoods 61 joining the Four Seasons national distrib, he was third wedding anniversary. May De- Woodwind players are: Bob Dido- associated with Pacific Dist. Francis, Connie Rose sat in the living room of friends menica, flute and piccolo; Eric Dol- Gabriel & Angels in Jersey. turned phy, flute and tenor sax; Ray Shiner, JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItlllllMllllllinillllMlllltlltllllllltllMIIIIIIIMIIMIIDIIItllllllllllillllllll^ New They on the Gaye, Marvin 46 Oboe; Phil Woods, alto sax and clari- I RETURN TO SENDER = TV set to watch the Gleason show and Getz, Stan 25 I ELVIS PRESLEY RCA I net; Don Stewart, basset horn, tenor Goldsboro, Bobby 98 were thrilled to hear Fontaine sing Vince g Elvis Presley Masle g sax and clarinet; Wally Kane, bassoon Guaraldi, 83 Hair I WHERE DO YOU COME FROM I “When Your Has Turned To and Don Ashworth, baritone sax. Harnell, Joe i ELVIS PRESLEY RCA i Silver”—exactly thirty-two years to Brass section has Herb Pomeroy, Helms. Bobby 93 i Elvis Presley Mesle i Nick Travis and Louis Mucci, trum- Hyland, Brian 99 the day after it was written for Mrs. I SPANISH LACE I pets; Robert Northern, Robert Swiss- GENE McDaniels Ifield, Frank 78 I liberty l DeRose by her late husband . . . one helm, French Homs; Michael Zwerin, Ives, Burl I St. LodIs MqsIc, Inc. 1 of those sentimental coincidences not trombone and Harvey Phillips, tuba. I I AIN'T GONNA CRY NO MORE I Kollen, Kitty 73 percussion sections = TIMI YURO LIBERTY I planned by anyone. The rhythm and g Hill & Range Songs, Inc. g consist of Jim Hall, guitar; Sticks Lawrence, Steve 7 Lee, Brenda I I'VE GOT A WOMAN I Evans, drums and Connie Kay, drums. Lee, Dickey i JIMMY McGRIFF SUE i Little Esther Phillips .... 9 g Progressive Mosle g cooperation Mercury Aids Charity Approval and have been Little Eva I LOVE ME TENDER I In Salute To Radio received from the A.F.M. in connec- Loudermilk, John D. ... 74 1 I RICHARD CHAMBERLIN MGM i § Elvis Presley Mgslc, Inc. I tion with the orchestra’s organiza- Majors Records’ holiday Marvelettes 69 I CHICAGO—Mercury TWEEDLEE DEE I tion and operation. Mathis, Johnny BABY CORTEZ i g CHESS salute to radio outlets will be con- Harold Levanthal and Monte Kay McDaniels, Gene g Progressive Mosle Pub. Co., Inc. g tributions in the of the outlets Miller, Ned 86 name will present Orchestra, U.S.A. in its 70 I JINGLE BELL ROCK I Miracles to the National Epilepsy League. Monte, Lou 16 i BOBBY HELMS DECCA i first official concert at York’s New Monfez, Chris i CHECKER RYDELL CAMEO i Stations will receive from Mercury I Cornell-Kingsway Music Corp. g Philharmonic Hall on Dec. 28. Gun- special Xmas cards from the charity. Nelson, Rick 44, 91 I ANYTIME I ther Schuller and Lewis will conduct. Newley, Anthony FRANK IFIELD VEEJAY = I The cards, in the form of an Advent In preparing for the concert, there g Hill & Range Songs, Inc. Orbison, Roy | calendar, will that the label state have been weekly rehearsals with the Orlons I I GOT THE WORLD BY THE TAIL I made a contribution in the name of g CLAUDE KING COLUMBIA I orchestra as a whole and with its in- 79 Ark-La-Tex. g Pob. Co., Inc. g the station to the foundation. 22 dividual sections. I HOW DO YOU FALL OUT OF LOVE I Pickett, Bobby 37 57 I BURL IVES DECCA i John Lewis is considered to be one Pitiey, Gene 49, Ark-La-Tex Pob. Co.. Inc. g I of the finest of contemporary jazz I THE BEST MAN CRIED I Pals Robbins, Marty g CLYDE McPHATTER MERCURY 1 composers. His works have been 66 = g BOBBY RYDELL CAMEO played by numerous jazz groups and g Ark-La-Tex Pub. Co., Inc. g 92 by symphony orchestras in the U.S. I RHUMBA BOOGIE I Rydell, Bobby = JIMMIE RODGERS DOT I and in foreign countries. A member 87 g HIM & Range Songs, Inc. g of the Modern Jazz Quartet, he com- 19 THE ABERBACH COUP of that group’s composi- I | poses many 33 Simeone, Harry = 1619 Broadway, New York, N. Y. | tions. He has also written the film Sinatra, Frank scores for “No Sun In Venice” and 12 Stevens, Ray 45 “Odds Against Tomorrow.” Stewart, Sandy BE SURE TO HEAR Lewis feels that his orchestra “will at last provide an outlet for present- 80 The Song of The Year 6 ing the works of modern and con- Tillotson, Johnny 58 temporary musicians of music of all “WHEN CHRISTMAS COMES” kinds.” 36 dedicated to His Eminence Colpix will record Orchestra, U.S.A. 29 Vinton, Bobby 39, 47 JianeU GaeeUitai SpelintaM both in “live” concerts and under studio control. The first release is 53

scheduled for early 1963. 100 Music and Lyrics 89 24 h HOLLYWOOD Of course, Maximil- Sioma Qlasar — New B'kiyn Disk Studio ian, the Hungarian sheepdog above, and knows a hit when he sees one. When NEW YORK—The Renko Recording Maria Elena ten-year-old Johnny Frye presented Studio, based at 5711 5th Ave. in Capitol Brooklyn, has been opened by Steve Max with a copy of his new The above feature is designed as on aid to deck, “Doggie Heaven,” Max regis- Jeromos. Studio can accommodate 15 retailers who have requested such a list to consumers tered his feelings in the only way musicians plus a vocalist or vocal help them locate hot singles when 'tZtcaUt different ask for them by ortist name. ^andaii I possible with that dark, enigmatic group. Facilities include two

' stuck out his tongue. Young echo systems, reverb and sound de- DIST. BY COSNAT DIST. face: he Johnny took this to be a compliment. lay. I

December 22, 1962 42 Cash Box-— Connie Sets Bronston Bows Pubbery Percy Faith & Christy Minstels To Make Television Special Host Of P.A/s HOLLYWOOD—Producer Charles H. NEW YORK—Connie Francis will be Stern has announced that the Percy doing lots of p.a. warbling in the next Faith Television Special featuring the few months. conductor-arranger, his 45 piece or- She’s part of Ed Sullivan’s troupe chestra and guest stars, the New that will be entertaining servicemen Christy Minstrels, is available for stationed at Guantanamo from Dec. regional or national sale. 19 to 21. After that stint, the MGM The special was originally taped 1 Records’ star jets back to New York as an hour show on remote location for a one-niter at the New York but is also available in a half-hour 2 resort hotel, The Concord, this Sat. version at the request of the sponsors. (22), and the following day she heads The Faith aggregation and the folk for Miami Eden Roc Hotel singing group feature their 3 Beach’s hit re- to open a headline engagement for cordings. Further information on the nine days during the Xmas-New special can be obtained by writing 4 Year’s holidays. On Jan. 8, the per- the Charles H. Stern Agency, 1680 former goes to Hollywood to video- North Vine Street, Hollywood 28, 5 tape a guest shot on the Jack Benny Calif. TV’er of Feb. 19. It’s abroad on 6 March 29 for her first pop song tour (10 days) of leading music halls in 7 South Africa. Capitol Inks 8 NEW YORK — Samuel Bronston New Vocalist (right) last week announced the or- Bobby Valente, a new 9 Hickory Names ganization of Samuel Bronston Music NEW YORK— Publishing, Inc., an international songster, has been inked to Capitol Records, according to Nick Venet, an 10 3 New Distribs music publishing endeavor which will publish music from his forthcoming A&R producer for the label. Venet flick first musical is due to cut Valente ’s initial sides 11 NASHVILLE—Hickory Records has productions. The made three distrib changes, according score to be promoted will be “Fifty this week (11), after which Venet will accompany the performer to the to Joe D. Lucus, sales exec. Now Five Days At Peking,” starring 12 coast tour. handling the label are Hopkins Charlton Heston and Ava Gardner, to setup a promo Herb Kessler is Valente ’s personal man- 13 Equipment in Atlanta; Mangold Dist. composed by Dimitri Tiomkin. The in Charlotte, N.C. and Topps Dist. in pubbery will have simultaneous ex- ager. 14 Miami. ploitation campaigns for the Tiomkin score timed for the world-wide release 15 of the film. Associated in the operation of the music branch of Brons- ''Hawaii Calls" Back ton’s activities, of which Bronston 16 On AM Radio In L. A. is chairman of the board and prexy, will be Howard S. Richmond (left). 17 HOLLYWOOD—The 27-year-old “Ha- Richmond’s firm will undertake the management and exploitation phases 18 waii Calls” radio show—after which Capitol Records has produced a series of the new organization. 19 of 16 LP’s by its producer, Webley Edwards—is back on Los Angeles AM 20 radio after a period in which it was Colpix Pic Disks' heard only on FM radio in the area. 21 New AM affiliation for the show, Tie-In With Theatres also heard on hundreds of stations 22 throughout the world, is the 50,000- NEW YORK—Ray Lawrence, Colpix watt KGBS. The outlet, FM KCBH Records’ national sales manager, has in Beverly Hills, will continue to 23 carry the show. instituted a promotion between thea- Program originates ter managers and Colpix distribs to 24 which on the beach at Waikiki, is heard Sundays plug music from Columbia Pictures at 4 pm on KGBS and Saturdays at 25 available on the label. 5 pm on KCBH. It was first aired on GOING Lawrence receives a schedule of KGBS on Dec. 9. 26 openings for various films in cities HIGHER 27 across the country from Columbia Collegians Riot For P, P&M Pictures that includes the name of the WITH THE 28 flick, name of the theater and the playing dates. Separate notices are HITS! 29 then sent to Colpix distribs and theater managers in the same areas, ad- thats 30 vising them of the running dates for specific films. Johnny Halonka 31 Distribs then supply theater man- BETA RECORD DIST. 32 agers with records to be played dur- 599 10th Ave. N.Y.C. CH 4-3744 ing intermissions and promotional ma- 33 terials for radio, newspapers and rec- 34 ord stores. Since the plan has been in effect, Chuck Jackson 35 Lawrence reports enthusiasm from both theater managers distribs. 36 and The promotion has been used to ad- GEHING READY FOR vantage on both singles and albums, 37 including the soundtracks of “Barab- THE HEARTBREAK 38 bas” and “Damm The Defiant!” and “Music Inspired By ‘The War Lover’.” Wand 128 39 Singles used so far have included

“Ballad Of The Defiant” . by Ernie 40 Royal and the Mutineers, “Barabbas” 41 by Manny Albam and Hjs Strings That Sing, “The War Lover” by wand. 42 Bernie Leighton and “Blues from ‘Requiem For A Heavyweight’ ” 43 and “Best Of Enemies” by Manny Albam. 44 “IN AN 45 Lee Sees His Linda SAN FRANCISCO—November, usu- 46 ally a month of doldrums for college NEW YORK—Dickie Lee saw Linda INSTANT” students, proved to be the month-of- the other day. The songster, who 47 the-riot in San Francisco. The closing wrote his current Smash label hit, night of Warner Brothers’ Peter, Paul HAROLD “I Saw Linda Yesterday,” for DORMAN 48 and Mary’s engagement at the hungry his real-live girl friend, a student at i night club here seemed sufficient the SANTO #9005 49 cause for the student body to riot. University of Hawaii, got a chance to The top pic shows some of the stu- see her last week during a quick trip dents milling around in front of the 1449 S. MICHIGAN AVL to Honolulu. Performer was playing 50 club. In the bottom photo Mary Allin CHICAGO 16, ILL Travers is pictured quelling the riot a tour date on the west coast and was III by appearing outside the club. able to fit in a visit to his sweetheart.

43 JFK To Meet Disk JFK— Business Confab I Lieberson: Columbia Merc-Wing Bows Will The Real JFK Stand Up? Sales Up 16% s 6 New Albums ) 1 , NEW YORK—The record world’s (Continued from page 6) Six low-priced JFK Vaughn Meader will get a CHICAGO— new Mer- — — premiere concert at Philharmonic cury-Wing albums were released last chance to do his act before the actual Hall with Leonard Bernstein, the week. President of the U.S., Cash Box has New York Philharmonic and a number of famed soloists including Eileen They include: “For Adult Listen- learned. Farrell and Richard Tucker. ing” by Pearl Bailey, “An Accordion There’s going to be a big fete in Hailed as one of the greatest piano I in Paris” by Dick Contino with Washington, D.C. Jan. 18 in honor of disks of all time was the first Co- David i lumbia LP by master pianist Vladimir Carroll Orch., “Light Bluesy & the second anniversary of President Horowitz, who joined the Master- Moody” by Gene Kennedy’s inauguration, and, accord- works roster this year. The album, an Ammons, “Swingin’ immediate success, enjoyed the rare Love Affair” with Peter Palmer, ing to Earl Doud, who co-produced achievement of being listed on the “Viennese Ballroom” by Jan Marek (with Bob Booker) Vaughn’s sensa- popular best seller charts. and “Buddy Johnson Wails.” tional Cadence LP, “The First Fam- Other noteworthy successes were attained by The Mormon Tabernacle ily,” the comic will be there. Choir; the late Bruno Walter, whose Budd Dollinger, Cadence’s sales recordings with the Columbia Sym- Mills Music Orchestra have become a liv- Publishes HOLLYWOOD—Choreo Records top- topper, told Cash Box late last week phony ing testament for the famed conduc- per Fred Bossa Astaire (left) and executive- that the album had reached the 3,150,- tor; and Igor Stravinsky, the great Nova Book veep Jackie Mills recently took a 000 sales mark. composer, who celebrated his 80th NEW YORK—Jack Mills, president of birthday with a continuation of the time-out during the recording of their Although President Kennedy has Mills Music, Inc., has announced the historic performances in which he publishing new “Bossa Nova Goes To The accepted and enjoyed Header’s car- conducts his own music for Columbia of four new musical books Movies” LP to discuss company busi- bon-copy imitation of himself, some Masterworks. including one entitled “Bossa Nova and Other Latin-American Rhythms.” ness. friction between the White House and Epic Records The book includes instrumental in- the LP has developed in the area of Columbia’s subsidiary label. Epic struction and precise information on heavy exposure being given the va- Records, attained the greatest sales in its history during 1962. A major playing the bossa nova beat. Accord- rious tracks on radio. Substitution hit, “Roses Are Red,” established ing to Mills, the new book, which was as one of the A radio station in Washington, singer Bobby Vinton prepared by Jucata, a noted Brazilian favorite vocalists and won D. C., WWDC, was notified by Pierre nation’s music authority, has already been Epic’s first Gold Record. Additional Salinger, Presidential press secretary, sold out of its first printing. hits were created by singers Buddy that the White House was disturbed In addition to the bossa nova book. Greco, George Maharis, and Adam over the performances of the selec- Mills announced a first book by bandleader Lester Lanin; and Wade; guitarist A1 Caiola titled, intros tell- “Gala Gui- tions from the album sans Original Cast recording of the the tars,” a book of twelve special piano ing listeners that they were hearing off-Broadway revival. Cole Porter’s arrangements transcribed from the the Meader LP. As a result, Archie Goes.” “Anything Dukes of Dixieland album, “Dixie- Blsyer, president of Cadence Records, Conductor George Szell and The land Hottnanny,” and “The Sound of Cleveland Orchestra won great ac- has sent a letter to 3,000 radio sta- Magic Moods at the Lowery Organ,” claim with a series of important sym- t ons declaring they must give recog- fourteen special arrangements by phonic releases; and The Juilliard nition to Meader when cuts from the Frank Renaut. String Quartet, a major addition to LP are played. Epic’s classical roster, won excep- Meanwhile, a Meader concert tour tional reviews with their first release, is being set. It will kick-oif at New Circa Inks Mozart’s “Haydn” Quartets. i)"- HOLLYWOOD—Bob Engemann and York’s Carnegie Hall on Jan. 5, with First Gospel Label New Facilities Jim Pike, who make up two thirds of 24 one-niters to follow during Jan. Division purchased In January, the HOLLYWOOD Circa, the indie disk ^ Capitol’s Lettermen are pictured The package will consist of two acts, — the Bradley Recording Studios in above filming a sequence for the releasing organization, has gone into with Meader being accompanied by Nashville, Tennessee. The Bradley op- “Dobie Gillis” TV’er with star the gospel field with the inking of an two members of his ’’First Family” eration is credited as a significant Dwayne Hickman. Tony Butala, the agreement with Proverb Records. cast, Naomi Brossart and Norma factor in the development of country third member of the group, exited Diskery, headed by Brother “Duke” Macmillan. In addition, a folk artist, music’s international popularity. In long enough to prove to Hickman that Henderson, is planning the national will on the addition to the Nashville center, Co- he’d never make it as a singer. as yet unnamed, appear release of its entire line of singles lumbia has major recording facilities ^ bill. Meader will do material from the and LP’s. Thirty-four distribs around in New York and Hollywood. album, as well as new bits. the U. S. will be handling the disks, The Division’s record manufactur- Heavy Argo Jazz according to Mike Elliot, Circa prexy. Sked Connecticut; ing plants at Bridgeport, In another move. Circa has inked a Pitman, CHICAGO—Jazz fans are getting lots Don Goldie (“Trumpet Calente”), Terre Haute, Indiana; New deal with Groves Music Ent. for the Hollywood, California of new product as a result of recent which includes three Bossa Nova Jersey; and national release of the GME label, unprecedented production si^ions for the Argo label. tunes arranged by Manny Albam, new achieved First release for the San Diego-based figures. Operating at near capacity, At least five LP’s are due, including tenor saxist Bill Leslie (“Diggin’ the outfit is “Teen Age Party” and for most of the year, the plants pro- dates by bop pianist Dodo Marma- Chicks”), and guitarist Thomel “Bucket 0 Blood.” ' duced more than 105,000,000 records. rosa, trumpeter Gene Shaw (“Break- Schwartz (“Soul Cookin’.”) Ground-breaking for a new manufac- through”), who, product is under the as Clarence Shaw, Argo’s jazz turing center at Santa Maria, Cali- Dance Party played and recorded with Charlie guidance of Esmond Edwards, jazz fornia took place in December. [See Mingus in the late fifties trumpeter A&R director. separate story in this week’s issue.] T The Santa Maria Plant will be the largest in the West, affording the Di- vision the world’s most modern manufacturing facilities in the industry’s

SENSATIONAL most rapidly growing record market. A International Activities 4 NEW RELEASE The CBS Record label was intro- / duced overseas as the beginning of a THE CREATIONS major program to increase the international distribution of domestic repertoire. The CBS label will also offer greater opportunities for local record- “LADY LUCK” ing within other countries. Excellent sales were reported by the V B/W Division’s wholly-owned subsidiaries Sk in Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Can- ''WE'RE IN LOVE" ada, and Mexico. A new recording studio was con- NEW YORK—Albert Butler, owner of structed in Buenos Aires, a major ad- the Albert Dance Studio, is pictured dition to the facilities available for above showing Sidney Frey, topper of M TAKE TEN Records m the important Latin American record Audio Fidelity’s Records, the new market. The Division also operates bossa nova dance at a recent party 360 N. Michigan, Chicago, III. studios in Rio deJaniero and Mexico given by Butler and Frey to intro- City. duce the dance.

44 Cash Box—December 22, 1962 Darin In 3-Pic Deal Springfields Tour East; Chappell: "Exodus" Most Verve Deal On New With Youngstein Firm Cut 18 Sides In Nashville Cut Pic Theme Ever Winters LP, Other Albums NEW YORK—Bobby Darin’s pull as NEW YORK—The Springfields, the NEW YORK—Chappell Music be- NEW YORK—Verve Records is tak- clicked here ing advantage of the renewed interest a pic performer has been reaffirmed English vocal crew who lieves it has the most recorded flick last week that with “Silver Threads & Golden in comedy LP’s, led, of course, by the with the announcement tune in disk history with its “Exodus” he will make four flicks for release Needles,” are introducing their latest Allan Sherman and Vaughn Meader main-title. over the next three years for Max E. singles issue during a week-long pro- albums, by pushing a new LP by The vet pubbery noted that the Youngstein’s Entertainment Corp. of motional tour, which follows a heavy Jonathan Winters. Nashville, different The label is offering the package, America. recording session in where number had been cut 121 18 slides were cut. “Humor Seen Through the Eyes of All the efforts will be made in co- times and has been released in every Tour—which will debut “Wah- Jonathan Winters,” on a buy-5-get-l- operation with Darin’s Ferrion Corp. civilized country in the world—except Woff,” the Philips label’s group’s new free basis until March, 1963. Although announcement of speciflc Egypt. Other all-time achievements effort—began last week in Louisville The label is also offering its entire productions is yet to be made, current pic effort, ac- (14), Pittsburgh & Columbus (15), set by the theme as a LP catalog on a buy-lO-get-l-free plans call for the start of production and continues this week in Cincinnati cording to Chappell, include times basis until Jan. 4. on the first flick by the summer of (16, 17), Washington (18), Balt. (19) performed, number of countries in Winters will get a chance to plug 1963. and New York (20). the new LP on various:' network which it is available, and number of Youngstein said that Darin’s cur- The Nashville dates were under the TV’ers, including the Jack Paar show, pressed. Singleton, record- disks aired last week and other rent flicks, “Pressure Point” and “If guidance of Shelby (14), shows director and veep at Mercury “Exodus’’ has been performed on featuring Andy Williams (Jan. a Man Answers,’’ demonstrate the ing 24), Records, which handles the Philips the pipe organ, harmonica, and in Gary Moore (Feb. 19, March 26) and “wide range of his ability as an actor “I’ve label. full symphonic treatments. There are Got a Secret” (Feb. 16). and boxoffice performer.” He added The Springfields are composed of vocal read- that the flicks would take advantage jazz, choral, society and Tom & Dusty Springfield, brother & ings. All kinds of arrangements have of his “increasing popularity in the sister; and Mike Pickworth. Their over 25 age group and his established manager Emlyn Griffiths is accom- been made. appeal to the younger audiences.” panying them on their U.S. trip. Meanwhile, its composer, Ernest Gold, recently completed the score to 52 ISSUES “A Child is Waiting” for Stanley Kramer and is presently in England OF Frey Explains “Negative” Showing fulfilling commitments abroad. Upon his return he will score “Mad Mad Of Bossa Nova At Carnegie Hall Mad World.” CASH BOX: $15 One of his stints abroad will be an NEW YORK—Sid Frey, prexy of lie address system was deficient as album of his various pic themes for Audio Fidelity Records, has some far as the audience is concerned or London Records of England (Decca). words in response to the generally that too many microphones of Car- He is now preparing the LP which negative comments that greeted the negie Hall, CBS, Voice of America, feature his direction of the Lon- AN OUTSTANDING CHRISTMAS CAROL’. recent Bossa Nova concert at New U.S. Information Agency and Audio will whose initial York’s Carnegie Hall, which the label Fidelity were in view, perhaps was don Symph. Orch. LP, "VISION sponsored along with Show Magazine. unfortunate.” session will begin Feb. 7, is set for OF THE A financial statement made avail- However, Frey notes, the audience international distribution in 96 coun- SHEPHERD" able by reaction was “extremely good” and an AF shows that the concert It will include tries this summer. Maggi Ingram & The Silver Stars also flopped financially, to the tune “excellent recorded document was themes from such Gold scores as Nashboro 751 of $9,852.57. made at the time, which will be released shortly and demonstrates the “Exodus,” “A Child is Waiting,” Frey believes that the audience re- inaccuracy of the thoroughly unjusti- “Judgment at Nuremberg,” “On the NEW GOSPELS! ceived what it wasn’t aware of in the fied remarks of certain critics.” Beach,” “The Young Philadelphians,” Brazilian Bossa Nova style, 'WHEN TROUBLE ARISES' and ad- As to another concert, Frey de- Wind,” “Too Much, Too mits that the presentation of “Inherit the b/w 'DON'T KNOW WHY' the vari- clares that; “It is our frank opinion ous Soon,” “Pressure Point,” “The Last Six acts suffered from both an over- that only under the most ideal cir- Trumpets and two abundance of talent and technical cumstances can an individual Brazil- Sunset,” “The Defiant Ones,” Nashboro 752 difficulties in getting that talent ian act be shown and only by itself. other films of his which will be se- across to the audience. To do another Bossa Nova concert lected shortly. 'COME AND GO' b/w be, 'LOOK SEE' “It may be that the American pub- would from our experience, the AND same and would have the same prob- lic expected Bossa Nova to be some- Emma Tucker lems. Any Bossa Nova concert should - Nashboro 753 thing absolutely wild, or at least this Sue Raney Back To be limited at the very outside to no was what the critics expected, but Capitol As Jazz Lark more than two or three acts.” 'GOD MAKES NO MISTAKES' they should bear in mind that the Prior to the appearance of the late- HOLLYWOOD — Lark Sue Raney, b/w 'OVER YONDER' Bossa Nova that they heard or that comers, already pacted for the con- Cole’s K-C formerly on Nat “King” The Consolers they commented about, was the super- cert were Stan Getz’ Orchestra, Gary Capitol label, has returned to the Nashboro 754 cool Brazilian variety that MacFarland Orchestra, Luiz makes a Jose Records folk as a jazz artist. Lee masterpiece of understatement,” ex- Paulo, Agostinho Dos Santos. Those Gillette of Capitol and Ed Yelin, her 'THE LOVE OF JESUS' b/w plains Frey. who unexpectedly turned-up, accord- personal manager, will produce all ing to Frey, were the Sergio GOD GOT HIS HANDS Frey agreed that the bill, Mendes including material, concentrating on jazz Sextet, Normando, Carlos Lyra, her ON ME' Brazilian and American musicians, build a new Roberto Menescal, Chico Feitosa, Cae- albums only in order to The Holmes Sisters was too crowded (concert turned out tano Nama, Ana Lucia, Atonio Carlos Sue Raney image. She was under con- Nashboro 755 to be a 3% hour event), but he offers Jobim, Sergio Ricardo and Claudio tract to Capitol a year ago as a pop this:defense: “It wasn’t until the last Miranda. vocalist. NASHBORO RECORD COMPANY minute that the bulk of the Brazilians 177 3rd Ave., N. Nashville, Tenn. participating in the show decided to come to New York . . . the problem at this point was should we keep these Columbia Bows people from participating in the show, 'Tucker Single A Best Seller! especially since some of them had NEW YORK—Columbia Records has gone heavily into debt and some whom announced that it has released its had, in fact, bought their air tickets first single by Richard Tucker, vet- on time, or should we allow them to eran Metropolitan tenor. The selec- participate. Frankly, we did not have tions, “The Exodus Song” and “With the heart to turn them down.” These Hands,’’ were arranged and conducted by Skitch Frey says that the concert was Henderson and were taken from the forthcoming faced with a problem of change of Tucker LP, “The Fabulous Voice of microphone situation with “these peo- Richard Tucker,” his first pop-styled softly play softly no ple who sing and album. fewer than 19 times, from soloist to The tenor is also scheduled for an SUE RECORDS orchestras.” appearance on the “Tonight” show in 1650 B'way, N.Y. “The fact that Carnegie Hall’s pub- RICHARD TUCKER the near future.

Cash Box—December 22, 1962 45 Barclay-Vadim Partnership Myers Appointed Allan Sherman Performs “Pepino” Prono Masterworks Producer In LP From Jubilee

NEW YORK—Columbia Records has NEW YORK—Among its new prod- apnointed Paul Myers a producer at uct, Jay-Gee Records (Jubilee & Josie) has issued an LP that includes Columbia Masterworks, according to two tracks bv Allan (“My Son, The an announcement by Schuyler Chapin, Folk Singer”) Sherman. director of Columbia Mastei*woi'ks The album, tagged “More Folk A&R. Mvers will be responsible to Songs By Allan Sherman & His Friends,” released on Jubilee, is a Mr. Chanin for producing the record- collection of nine Yiddish novelty ings of Masterworks artists, includ- dates, some of them take-offs on ing pianists Glenn Gould, Gary Graff- familiar pop tunes. Sherman’s dates man, and Gold and Fizdale. Addi- are “Jakes Song,” adapted from “Sam’s Song” and Satchel tionally, Myers will be responsible “A & A Sock,” a re-wi’ite of “A Bushel & A for special projects, such as “Tribute ^ Peck.” 1 To Lotte Lehmann,” the recent Co- Other pei’formers on the album in- I lumbia Masterworks LP which he re- clude Lee Tully with his classic “Es- searched and produced. sen,” Harry Ross, Sylvia Froos and Fyvush Finkle. The LP has already I Myers joined Masterworks in racked-up sales of 35,000, according BALTIMORE—Lou Monte, who is March 1962, as associate producer to Murray Deutch, veep. currently riding the charts with NEW YORK—Eddie Barclay, head of Jay-Gee satisfy jukebox “Pepino, The Italian Mouse” on Re- the Barclay label in Paris and flick with several years of classical A&R To operator de- prise, recently visited Milt Bereson producer-director Roger Vadim re- and radio programming experience. mands for more sides by comedienne Rusty Warren, the label (left) at Musical Sales one-stop to cently entered into a TV film partner- has released performer, promote the deck. ship. The two execs spent the past two EP by the “Rusty Warren Sings” and “Rusty Warren week in New York visiting execs at Driscoll To Philips the three networks concerning their Selections.” Another new Jubilee LP is “An new venture. The above pic shows As Eastern Promo Head Fantasy Signs Barclay (left) and Vadim arriving at Evening To Remember,” a collection of folk songs by new pactee Idlewild airport. Danny Driscoll, vet Bob NEW YORK— Weymouth. BN Guitarist disk sales-promo man, has been named In singles issues, Josie is repre- Bola Sete, the Brazil- eastern promo manager of Philips sented with “You Better Shut Your NEW YORK— Records. He replaces Don Sanders, Mouth” by Kurt Harris, and picked-up ian guitarist who’s specializing in the for who has resigned from the Philips national and world-wide distribu- Bossa Nova sound, has been inked to tion is “Red Pepper,” a single by organization. a pact by Fantasy Records, the jazz Roosevelt Fountain & His Pens of label. The deal also sets up a publish- Lou Simon, Philips’ sales topper, Rhythm on the Prince Adams label, said that the addition of Driscoll, based in Detroit. Deck, for which Jay- ing firm for the artist, who is a composer as well as an instrumentalist. most recently with the Jamie label, Gee reportedly paid $5,000, has sold 70,000 copies in a month, according to He’ll be cut for Bossa Nova LP’s plus was part of the label’s new emphasis Deutch. solo, guitar and jazz group product, on promotion in the field. with the initial LP due next month. Driscoll will headquarter in Phila- He’s been appearing the Sheraton- delphia and cover the eastern and New at Mathis 8 English Palace in San Francisco for the past England markets. He will be mainly eight months. concerned with promotion, but, in ad- Concerts Pull 45,000 dition, will act as a talent scout and NEW YORK—Johnny Mathis pulled be on the look-out for hot masters slightly more than 45,000 people and indie productions. through the turnstiles during eight Starday Rubbery Gets concerts in England, playing to SRO Foreign Rights To 2 houses each night, in a tour which Joy Signs ends Dec. 4. SRO houses were accom- Click Country Tunes plished in several cases despite the j Ronnie Thompson severe fog and smog which paralyzed MADISON, TENN. — Eddie Wilson many English cities. of Starday Publishing has nabbed the NEW YORK—Ronnie Thompson, a Concerts were in London (2), foreign rights to two country clicks, I flick-TV-stage actor, has inked a five Liverpool, Newcastle, Glasgow, Leeds, Birmingham and Manchester. “He Stands Tall” by Del Reeves and ] year disk pact with Joy Records. On As was the case when Mathis made “Sing A Little Song Of Heartache” his initial outing for the label he’ll his first English tour last year, extra by Rose Maddox, both on the Capitol warble “Patty Dear,” which he chairs had to be set up on the stages label. Deal was with Slim Williamson penned himself. He appeared with of the theaters nightly to help satisfy , the demand. Following the eight con- of Yonah Music. Wilson said he in- 1 Jerry Lewis in “The Bellboy” and is certs, Mathis taped a BBC-TV special. tends to negotiate for foreign rights currently an active member of the to tunes with other publishers. Star- Television Arts & Science Dramatic day has overseas offices in England Workshop. Ep ic Names Frank and Germany. Southern Promo Mgr. A Really Big LP NEW YORK—Fred Frank has been Singing With The Original appointed Southern Region Promotion A Programming Natural manager for Epic Records and its R&B outlet, Okeh Records, according “OLD ACQUAINTANCE” to an announcement from Len Levy, national sales manager. by Frank will be responsible to Sol Rabinowitz, national promotion man- THE COUNT VICTORS ager, for liaison and coordination of promotion activities with radio sta- (Featuring Danny Harrison) tions, distributors and key retailers CORAL 62342 in the Southern region. Before joining Epic, Frank had seven years’ experience as a promotion exec with various indie labels. He recently concluded a two-week promotion trip with Rabinowitz, during which they covered all major mar- WARM ARE kets in the South. CHICAGO—Chic Silvers (left). Mer- HOLLYWOOD—Although young Glen v Travis- cury promo manager, here proves his Correction Campbell has cut the Merle YOUR LIPS claim that “The Two Sides Of The penned “Kentucky Means Paradise,” Smothers Brothers,” which is current- In the Dec. 8 and 15 issues of Cash the singer and composer met for the j Myrna March ly riding the LP charts, is “the world’s Box, the Richmond album sets, “Die first time recently at the Capitol biggest album.” The five foot square Fledermaus” and “Madama Butterfly” Tower in Hollywood. Glen took the R-4463 album cover reproduction was created were reviewed with erroneous price opportunity to run through some by George Balos (right), display quotations. The correct price for these other Travis tunes he’d like to record. manager, for use at the Crystal Pal- opera sets is $2.49 per LP (a two-disk Campbell is featured on the “Ken- j ROULETTE RECORDS ace in St. Louis, where the Smothers set is $4.98 and a three-disk set is tucky” disk with the Green River Brothers are appearing through Dec. $7.47). Boys.

46 Cash Box—December 22, 1962 LAST CALL

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Art Snider has realigned the set up of his Chateau Record Co., to include in Transatlantic partnership American Metropolitan Enterprises and Ed Kassner as a principal Records continues to break away from the strictly educational recordings with which it 'f share holder. A.M.E. includes Seville Records in the U.S. New releases due entered the market. In the wake of the label’s first major commercial shortly from Chateau include early January releases from newcomer, Gerry LP “Songs Of Love, Lust And Loose Living” come two new and equally off-beat Martin, a Toronto boy, and from Art Snider, himself, with his orchestra and recordings. First a collection of humorous and satirical songs by revue writer Sydney Carter, “Putting Dustbin,” The Anita Kerr Singers. Martin’s pairing is “Shake—A Take—A” and “Ex- Out The featuring the author Sheila change Student,” while Art figures the strong side of his first outing for his and Hancock star of stage, screen and radio making her disk debut. own label will be a tune called “Just A Simple Cliche.” The new partnership A second Transatlantic LP now being made stars Annie Ross back in England after will strengthen Chateau on the Intemational scale as its products now will her successful stateside teaming with Lambert and Hendricks. have U.S. distribution through London. Moreover, the aforementioned Kassner Material is by Christopher Logue and backing by Tony Kinsey who with Stanley is a major publisher with a strong catalog in both Britain and Europe. Myers wrote the music. For release in Feb., many of the numbers The new Tommy Hunter, Capitol single has now been released coast to coast, have been performed at London’s controversial Establishment Club. and received national exposure over Tommy’s netw'ork radio and TV shows Leomark has just released another nine LP’s in its New English Bible series (12/14). Two of the best sides in a long time are etched on Tommy’s new re- bringing the total so far to eighteen. It is expected that the complete New lease. At this point the strongest side has yet to be established, but heavy bet- Testament spoken in the full text will be available on 30 12" LP’s by July 1963. ting is on the tune entitled, “Penny Wishes.” Flip is a novelty item called The latest sign of expansion by Jeff Jruger’s Ember Records Intemational “Poor Little Bullfrog.” Two strong pieces of material for one of the most is evidenced by the opening of a new distribution centre in Manchester bring- polished entertainers anywhere in Canada, indeed the whole w'orld. ing their total to 11. Another young Canadian currently scoring with a sti’ong Christmas outing Recording star John Leyton, M.D. Charles Blackwell and their manager is billed on the Columbia labels as Janis. The two tunes are: “A Canadian Robert Stigwood just back from a successful tour of New Zealand and Aus- Carol” and “That’s What Christmas Means To Me.” Girl vocalist is a fourteen tralia. Due to the fact that the Government-owned radio station has to all year old Toronto youngster who recorded the two songs with a vocal assist buy disks played Leyton found himself a victim of under exposure he arrived from The Water Boys and Lloyd Edwards and His Orchestra. Top side was when in New Zealand. However, by the end of the tour his disks were enjoying maxi- written by Pat Patterson and Dodi Robb, and the flip is from the pen of well- mum airtime. Stigwood reports that single sales population in known Canadian record executive, S. B. “Whitey” Haines (although the label per head of New Zealand are remarkably high and expanding. After television in Aus- credots the song to “S. B. Mains”). Columbia has a new seasonal side by tralia the trio returned via negotiations completed Marion Worth that gives every indication of hitting the chart high spots in New York where were with an American label to issue Leyton’s disks. The first single was just cut short order. Song is a very listenable waltzer entitled, “Shake Me I Rattle.” in London for release in February. Stigwood also plans to bring American Bob Martin says early deejay reaction to the tune, especially in Toronto, is and Australian artists to this country first will singer great. Marion, at one time a resident of Huntsville, Alabama, now lives and and the be Australian Bryan Davies early in 1963. works in Nashville. This young lady is long overdue for a national chart topper, and “Rattle” could well be the one. Bob’s office sent baby dolls (the toy variety) Freddy Cannon in England to appear in the all star pop film “Just For Fun” to leading spinners across the country as a tie in promo with Marion’s new in which he sings two Doc Pomus-Mort Shuman numbers “The Ups And Downs single. Of Love” and “It’s Been Nice.” He also appeared in two television shows Ray Peterson is spending the holidays with friends and relatives in the Ot- “Thank Your Lucky Stars” and “Friday Spectacular.” Before returning to the tawa area. He just completed a successful stand at Toronto’s Le Coq D’or. “Is States Freddy called the Cash Box office to say that he would be back in March It Wrong,” Ray’s latest on Quality, is stirring up considerable sales action in for another nation wide tour. both Toronto and Ottawa and seems headed for a big sales run in both this A special edition of “Thank Your Lucky Stars” is scheduled for December n country and the U.S. Leading the way on the Peterson Bandwagon is CKOY- 29th. Presenting the Hit Parade of 1962 will be the biggest line up of British Ottawa deejay. Dean Hagopian, who reportedly broke the “Is It Wrong” side disk stars ever to appear on the show including Cliff Richard, The Shadows, first in Canada and has had Ray as a guest on several of his shows recently. Helen Shapiro, Kenny Ball, Frank Ifield, Ronnie Carroll, Karl Denver, Craig In the revival department for Ray of late is his one time biggie, “You Thrill Douglas, Petula Clark. This is one of television’s most popular shows with a Me.” Mark Valentino, he of “Push And Kick” fame visited Toronto (11/30). He weekly viewing audience exceeding 13 million viewers. appeared on Channel 11 Dance Party in Hamilton and was very well received “Pastures Of Plenty,” much recorded in the States as an LP track by such by the youngsters attending the show. His single is well up on all Canadian artists as The Kingston Trio, The Limeliters and The Brothers Four, now gets charts reports Quality’s Stan Dorling, and a new album by the artist is set for a single release Platz of Essex release shortly. by Karl Denver on Decca published by David Music, who hopes for another “Wimoweh.” A new version of “Jingle Bell Rock” Two Canadian artists have American releases breaking currently, both items by Chubby Checker and Bobby Rydell on Cameo-Parkway released here by on FYatemity. They’re released in this country on Barry, picked up by (Quality >> Pye is another Essex copyright. Incidentally, Essex Music becomes one of the for that label from their American associate. Artists in question are Toronto- first British publishing houses to adopt a mechanical accounting system in- born Max Falcon with a tune called “I Thought I Heard You Calling My volving the use of computers for calculating royalties etc. Name.” The other item is by a gal vocalist, Flo Ann Brown, who hails from Truro, N. S. Flo Ann is curerntly living in Toronto. Her plug side, also on The Robert Mellin group of companies have a current American hit “Tell Barry, is the Hank Thompson song, “Yesterday’s Girl.” Him” by The Exciters on United Artists and Ed Townsend on Liberty. Best selling packages at Quality these days says Stan are: “Torture” by Replacing the regular “Sunday Night At The London Palladium” TV show Chris Jensen; “Patches” by Dickey Lee and “Mashed Potato Time” by Dee Dee over the Christmas period are two star Spectaculars. The Roy Castle Show on Sharp. On the hipper side of things, the new Stan Getz package, “Big Band December 16th and “Quince’s Quest” starring Tommy Steele on December 23rd. Bossa Nova,” is proving to be a strong follow up to the one that introduced the “Mr. Acker Bilk Requests” is the title of a new weekly series on BBC sound new beat, “Jazz Samba.” radio to be hosted by the top clarinetist and band leader. Starting on Decem- “From A Jack To A King,” the Ned Miller outing on Quality, is chalking up ber 17th the series which runs until March 1963 is scripted by Peter Leslie. tremendous sales figures. It has placed high on charts in numerous Canadian Guests already invited are jazzists Humphrey Lyttleton, Terry Lightfoot and centers for time it first some since appeared a couple of months ago in Ottawa. Beryl Bryden. Now it is high in the Toronto Top Ten and is rapidly approaching the Canadian An informal cocktail party was hosted at the Dorchester Hotel recently by “million sales” mark. So too is “Jamais,” the great French language hit by Leon Brettler and A1 Gallico, vice president and general manager of Shapiro, Connie Francis. Lee Farley reports that it is about to hit that elusive million mark in Canadian sales. Bernstein. They flew in for discussions with Cyril Shane of the London office and meetings with Britain’s top A&R managers. Brettler, realizes that al- Norman Brooks off to Las Vegas for an extended engagement just after a though sharing the language the British and American markets differ week at Montreal’s El Morocco. Norman’s new LP with the Nat Raider Orches- same greatly and he is therefore anxious to carry out a first hand survey of the tra is getting a lot of air exposure these days in eastern Canada. One cut from publishing scene in this country. the LP, “Vagabond Prince,” has been played enough so that it has appeared on several station charts, especially in the Montreal area. MGM Records released “He Thinks I Still Care” by Jaye P. Morgan. The Lori Bruner, Astral’s man about promotion, reports that the label is cur- original American recording by Connie Francis will not be issued here. Instead rptly swinging with three hot items. “Coney Island Baby,” just released by a new single by Connie “I’m Gonna Be Warm This Winter” was released in the label features The Excellents and originates with Blast Records in The time for the Christmas season. States. Haryie June Van is represented currently with a seasonal outing en- A sensational new single by Britain’s top jazz singer Cleo Laine is now to titled, “Natividad.” C&W jocks are going for this sound in a big way reports be released by Fontana. Entitled “You Gotta Have Love” with backing by I^ri. Another up and comer according to Lori is a sound called “Stranger” by Johnny Keating and published by Key Music. Her band-leader-husband Johnny Patsy McCoy from Counsel in — The U.S. British TV comic Tony Hancock is Dankworth also has a new single release—a double sided Bossa Nova “0 Astral’s biggest sellers these days. Tony has an LP en- Pato” backed with his own composition “Abandonado” on Columbia. titled Bl^d Donor” that is making some real retail noise in all Canadian Two new spoken word recordings just released by Philips on the Caedmon markets. The package is not as yet available in The U.S. Dot’s label “Coreolanus” starring Richard Burton and “Troilus And Cressida” with Jimmie Rodgers comes back to the Ottawa area for the first time in a Max Adrian, Ian Holm and Dorothy Tutin. Still further Shakespearean record- couple of years as he is set for Joe Saxe’s Gatineau Club (12/15). Jimmie is ings will be issued in the New Year—“Anthony And Cleopatra” with Anthony currently one of the hottest Dot properties in this part of Canada with a chart- Quayle and Pamela Brown; “Cymbeline” with Jeremy Brett and Claire Bloom busting single, “Rainbow At Midnight” and a new LP that bears the j title of Like It” starring Vanessa Redgrave. his first big Dot hit, “No One Will Ever Know.” and “As You With the demise of Central Record Distributors distribution of Doug Dobell’s Bobby Rydell will appear on the Tommy Ambrose network TV’er (12/28). British jazz labels “Seventy Seven” and “Folklore” will be taken over by Lined up for appearances at Ottawa’s new teen night spot as the new year Keith Prowse. The future of Bluenote, Candid, Storeyville and Jazzline is still gets under way are such headliners as: j Tommy Roe, Johnny Tillotson and Ray to be determined. Stevens. The spot, owned and operated by John Ben well and Gaston Theiren, will be lyiown as The Oak Door, and will spotlight top teen disk talent weekly. Booker for the new spot is Barry Brazeau. Acts interested in appearing can contact booker Brazeau through CKOY Radio, Ottawa. Spain's Best Sellers Londoi^s Billy Martin and his band opened (12/4) at the Windsor Hotel in Granby, Que. They are booked for a three month stay in the Quebec city. Sales 1. “La Paloma” (“No More”) —Elvis 6. “Cuando Calienta El Sol”—Her- reports on Martins LP are very encouraging reports the singer-band leader Presley (RCA Victor) manos Rigual (RCA Victor) 2. “Balada Gitana”—Duo Dinamico 7. “Nubes De Colores”—Monna Bell (Voz Su Amo) (Hispavox) 3. “She’s Not You” (“No Eres Tu”) 8. “Hey Baby”—Johnny Hallyday South Africa's Best Victor) Sellers —Elvis Presley (RCA (Philips) 4. “A Steel Guitar And A Glass Of 1. El It’ll Be Me (Cliff Richard) 6. Patches (Dickey Lee) Wine” (“Una Guitarra Y Un Vaso 9. “Speedy Gonzales” (“Gonzalez 2. Boone (London) Things (Bobby Darin) 7. She’s Not You (Elvis Presley) De Vino”) —Paul Anka (RCA Vic- Rapido”) —Pat 3. Spanish Harlem (Jimmy Justice) 8. Think Of Me (Nancy Sinatra) tor) 10. “Good Luck Charm” (“El Amu- 4. Roses Are Red (Bobby Vinton) 9. Sheila (Tommy Rees) 5. “Every Night” (“Cada Noche”) leto”) —Elvis Presley (RCA Vic- 5. Kiss Me Quick (Elvis Presley) 10. Locomotion (Little Eva) Paul Anka (RCA Victor) tor)

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AUSTRALIA

Here are the final results of the “First Mexican Song Festival,” organized Some prominent record company and distrib executives have been in touch a few months ago, with the participation of more than 600 new compositions: with Cash Box expressing grave concern over the matter of some distribs and 1st Place: “Ay Carino” (Oh, Money) by Federico Baena. record companies putting large batches of “consignment stocks” of albums 2nd Place: “Alondra” (Skylark) by Chucho Monge. onto dealers’ shelves. Some companies have been functioning on a “consign- 3rd Place: “Quizas En La Eternidad” (Maybe In The Eternity) by Armando ment” policy on a small scale for quite a while but reports have now reached Dominguez. Cash Box here that the practice is being expanded to the stage where it has 4th Place: “Primeramente Dios” (First, God) by Eligio Perez. become a definite problem to the trade in general. One prominent dealer wh6 5th Place: “Prefiero Tus Mentiras” (I Prefer Your Lies) by Armando Manza- has been in the business for more than twenty years is so concerned about the nero. present position that he is seriously considering quitting the trade; he main- 6th Place: “Vida” (Dear) by Fernando Z. Maldonado. tains that these consignment deals are damaging to the dealer who has a large 7th Place: “Noche, No Te Vayas” (Night, Don’t Go) by Roberto Cantoral. capital investment in regular stock. It is almost certain that the Association 8th Place: “El Final Que Sueno” (The End I Dream) by Federico Baena. of Australian Record Manufacturers will discuss “consignment stocks” at a 9th Place: “Hasta En La Copa” (Even In The Drink) by Memo Salamanca. meeting in the near future. The Association usually is not keen to enter into 10th Place: “Cuando Estes Sola” (When You Will Alone) by Miguel Pous. discussion on matters of domestic importance to individual member companies 11th Place: “Miguelito” (Mike) by Victor Cordero. but takes a definite interest if such matters are likely to develop to the stage 12th Place: “El Mexicano” (The Mexican) by Pedro Escobedo. where they affect the entire industry. Federico Baena, winner of this festival, received $25,000.00 pesos ($12,000) Connie “Cricket” Stevens is now in Australia for an engagement at a hotel and also the “Presidential Trophy.” The following composers also received in Sydney which has embarked on a policy of using prominent-name imported trophys given by radio stations and stores. talent on its floor shows. Connie is well known throughout Australia as a The performers in this festival also earned trophys and the winners were: result of her appearances in the TV series “Hawaiian Eye” and her various Fernando Fernandez, Bertha Dupuy, Los Soberanos, Alvaro Zermeno, Sonia disks which are released in this country on the Warner Bros, label through and Miriam, Lucha Villa, Chamaco Garcia, Los Impala, Hermanas Navarro Australian Record Company. and Carlos Campos. Now that the worldwide Philips organization has taken over the Mercury All the prizes were given December 4, at the Palace of Fine Arts with the catalog in this territory, it has re-issued several singles that have already assistance of Mexican president Lie. Don Adolfo Lopez Mateos. been released on Mercury while under its previous control. Among them are Mexico has new Christmas records. Musart’s “Rudolph, The Red-Nosed “Black Cloud” by Leroy Van Dyke and “Don’t Go Near The Indians” by Rex Reindeer” with “Jingle Bells” on the other side, sung by Manolo Munoz with Allen. Angelica Maria; and, also on Musart, the Spanish version of “Santa Claus Is During the next few months the album field is likely to be dominated by the Cornin’ To Town” and “Sleigh Ride.” These songs are part of an LP that also two hottest sets in the United States today—“My Son The Folk Singer” and includes Alberto Vazquez’ “Ave Maria” and “Adestes Fidelis,” with Los Im- “The First Family” which are both released in this country. First out was pala’s “Holy Night” and “My Christmas,” this one composed by Arnulfo M. Allan Sherman’s hilarious package “My Son The Folk Singer,” which is re- Vega, one of the members of the trio, and with Bertha Dupuy, “White Christ- ceiving tremendous airplay and should get immediate action. Following close mas” and “Christmas Song.” behind with strong competition is the equally entertaining album “The First At Orfeon Records, Emily Cranz has another version of “White Christmas” Family” by Vaughan Meader. Packages such as these can do a power of good and “Holy Night” and with The Gliders rock ’n’ roll group, “Santa, Bring My for the entire record industry and are sure to be warmly welcomed by dealers Girl.” and consumers alike. RCA Victor released, with the Pablo Beltran Ruiz orchestra, “White Christ- Two versions of the current American chartrider “A Little Bit Now” are mas” and with Mayte a new song on which we don’t know its name now. Peer- now available. One is a local production on the W&G label by The Thin Men less Records introduced a new Mexican Christmas song with Queta Garay and the other is on London by The Majors. named “Tres Navidades” (Three Christmas) and at Columbia Records, with Billy Eckstine is currently in Australia appearing at a night club in Sydney Lalo Carrion, there’s “Creo En Ti” (I Believe). with his pianist Buddy Tucker—they will remain in this county untB Christ- Javier Vega and Oscar Madrigal, two of the newest members of the Mexican mas Eve. 'Iîs is Eckstine’s third visit to Australia, both previous times per- “new wave,” appeared recently on the Raul Astor TV show singing their latest forming in Melbourne. recordings for Gamma Records. Oscar is doing a Spanish version of Bobby Getting stacks of pre-Christmas airplay is the Bobby Pickett side of Darin’s “Things.” “Monster’s Holiday.” This could be a great holiday season click for Pickett, CBS Columbia recently gave a party for Columbia’s president, Goddard who is current on our chart with “Monster Mash.” Lieberson, Pete De Rougemont, vice-president of Latin-American operations Festival Records has a single doing the turntable rounds in a big way which and Harvey Schein, the international generaT manager of the label. The party looks a certainty to break our best-seller chart soon. It features Roger Roger was given by Manuel Villareal, who is the general director of Mexican Colum- & His Orchestra and the side kicking up the big noise is “Dahlia”—ît’s al- bia Records, known as CBS Columbia in Mexico. Everybody was very happy out well on charts from several territories. ready showing _ over the strong sales this comoany has had in the last twelve months. W&G Records reports good progress with a batch of singles that include It is almost certain that Andy Russell will sign a contract with “Kraft” to “From A Jack To A King” by Ned Miller; “A Little Bit Now” by The Thin 10. have his own TV show in Mexico, just as Perry Como has in the United States. 10.Men; “Go Tiger Go” by Guy Mitchell; “It’s Over Now” and “Darling” by There is also the possibility that Perry will appear on' the first show and Andy Dorothy Baker; a trad version of “The Longest Day” by Frank Traynor’s Jazz may guest on Perry’s show. Preachers; “The Rocket Man” by The Spotnicks and “ê Infant King” by Tony Raymond—the latter two disks being from the Oriole label in England. Among the newies from the EMI group we find “Rumours” (Johnny Craw- “Gossip Calypso” (Bernard Crib- ford) ; “This Is Your Land” (Ketty Lester) ; “Twilight (Andy Williams) “The Mexico's Best Sellers bens) “To Love” (Ral Donner) ; Time” ; Night Has A Thousand Eyes” (Bobby Vee); “My Glory Land” (The Wanderers Three) and a new local product by Digger Revell’s Denver Men, which car- 1. El Nido—Sonora Santanera (Columbia). (PHAM). ; 2. Sneedy Gonzales^—-Manolo Munoz (Musart). (EMMI). ries “Surfside” and “Lisa Maree.” 3. El Pecador—Alberto Vazquez (Musart). Marco Antonio Muniz (RCA). Los Galantes (Orfeon). Antonio Prieto (RCA). Los Panchos (Columbia). Australia's Best Sellers Alvaro Zermeno (Orfeon) Lucho Gatica (Musart). (CAMPEI). 4. Ese Beso—Paul Anka (RCA). Jacobo (Peerless). Alberto Cortez (Musart). 1. The Lonely Bull (Tijuana Brass—Festival) J. Albert & Son (BRAMBILA). 2. Lovesick Blues (Frank Ifield—Columbia) D. Davis & Co. 5. La Historia De Tommy (Tell Laura I Love Her) —Cesar Costa (Orfeon). 3. Working For The Man (Roy Orbison—London) Acuff-Rose 6. Ven Oue Te Quiero—Los Impala (Musart). Hnos. Reyes (RCA). Los Ruf- 4. Alley Cat (Bent Fabric—Columbia) Chappell & Co. fino (Peerless). (MARQUEZ). 5. Big Girls Don’t Cry (Four Seasons—Festival) 7. Lo Se—Enrique Guzman—(Columbia). 6. Bobby’s Girl (Marcie Blaine—London) 8. La Muchacha—Miguel Angel (RCA). 7. Telstar (The Tornadoes—Decca) Reg Connelly Music Belinda^ Music 9. Un Granito De Arena—Ricardo Rocca (Orfeon). 8. The Cha Cha Cha (Bobby Rydell—Columbia) Que Se Mueran De Envidia—Javier Solis (Columbia). (EMMI). 9. Monster Mash (Bobby Pickett—London) Trinity Music Guitar Man (Duane Eddy—RCA) Wallaby Music _ 10. From A Jack To A King (Ned Miller—W&G) J. Albert & Son t 10. Great Britain's Great Britain's Great Britain's Best Sellers This Last No. Weeks Top Ten LP's Top Ten EP's Week Week on charts 1. 1. 8. Lovesick Blues—Frank Ifield (Parlophone) Lawrence Wright On Stage With Tfie Black 1. (1) Kid Galahad—Elvis Presley 1. (1) 2. 9. 3. Return To Sender—Elvis Presley (RCA) Manor White Minstrels — (RCA) And 3. 2. 8. Let’s Dance Chris Montez (London) Morris Mitchell (HMV) — George 2. (2) The Boys—The Shadows 4. 5. 6. Sun Arise Rolf Harris (Columbia) Ardmore & Beech- Story Sound- — 2. (3) West Side_ — (Columbia) wood track (CBS) 3. (3) Follow That Dream—Elvis 5. 3. 6. Bobby’s Girl—Susan Maughan (Philips) Kassner Best Of Ball, Barber & Bilk 3. (4) Presley (RCA) 6. 7. 4. Guitar Man—Duane Eddy (RCA) Shapiro-Bernstein Kenny Ball, Chris Bar- — 7. 4. 9. Swiss Maid—Del Shannon (London) Burlington ber, Acker Bilk (Pye 4. (5) Black & White Minstrel 8. 8. 14. Telstar—The Tornadoes (Decca) Ivy ‘Golden Guinea’) Show No. 1 George Mitchell 9. 6. 8. Devil Woman—Marty Robbins (CBS) Acuff-Rose Out Of The Shadows—The (HMV) 4. (2) 10. 10. 2. The Next Time—Cliff Richard (Columbia) Elstree Music (Columbia) • 5. (=) Frank Ifield Hits Frank Shadows — 11. 11. 9. Sherry The Four Seasons (Stateside) Ardmore & Beech- White Min- — 5. (5) The Black And Ifield (Columbia) wood Show George Mitchell strel — 6. (7) Play It Cool—Billy Fury 12. 12. 9. Venus In Blue Jeans—Mark Wynter (Pye) Aldon (HMV) (Decca) 13. 14. 1. The Main Attraction—Pat Boone (London) Spoone Pacific Soundtrack 6. (7) South — 13. 7. No-One Can Make My Sunshine Smile Everly Bros. 7. (-) The Shadows To The Fore 14. — (Warner Bros.) Aldon (— Eb^s^Rock ‘N’ Roll No. 2~ The Shadows (Columbia) 7. •) 15. 1. Dance On—The Shadows (Columbia) Bron Presley (RCA) Elvis 8. (4) By A Sleepy Lagoon—Karl 16. — 1. Rockin’ Around The Christmas Tree—Brenda Lee (Bruns- 8. (6) The Golden Age Of Donegan Denver (Decca) wick) Chappell (Pye Lonnie Donegan 2. It Only Took Minute Joe Browne (Piccadilly) Shapiro- 9. (8) Wonderful Land Of The 17. 20. A — ‘Golden Guinea’ Bernstein Picture Of .Youôe Shadows—The Shadows (Co- 9. (9) A lumbia) 18. 15. 4. The James Bond Theme—John Barry (Columbia) United Brown (Pye ‘Golden Guinea’) Artists Seconds With 10. CIO) 32 Minutes 17 (— Cliff’s Hits—Cliff Richard 19. 18. 13. Locomotion—Little Eva (London) Aldon Cliff Richard— (Columbia) (Columbia) 20. — 3. Must Be Madison—Joe Loss (HMV) Baton

Cash Box—December 22, 1962 International Section 49 BELGIUM SCAN Dl NAVI

DENMARK “Desafinado” Richard Anthony (Columbia) is sometimes considered as by Russ Conway to Copenhagen for TV appearances on December 9. He ap- topscorer. Anthony is now undoubtedly a the best French rendering of this peared on the popular “Pladeparaden” (The Record Parade), a monthly ^ cashed in heavily on his success y favorite with our record dealers, who have Danish TV show about new records. V in recent months. Richard has been thinking about the coming festive season The sensation of the year within show business in Denmark is “Teenager ^ has recorded tw'o numbers: “Douce Nuit” and “Dis-moi Pourquoi Noel.” and Love,” a musical dealing with pop music industry. It opened at Copenhagen’s popular Flemish crooner has just done a Tante Leen (Auntie Leen), a Royal Theatre some six weeks ago, and immediately became a sensation, with language version of “Tu Te Laisses Aller” (Mijn Ideaal). Gramophone Dutch legit producers from all over Europe coming to see author Ernst Bruun Olsen Bill scores high with “Ohne Krimi Geht Die Mimi Nie Ins told us Ramsey and composer Finn Savery. Imudico A/S, the EMI publishing house, has ac- Ifield with “Lovesick Blues” (presently nr. one in England); Nat Bett”; Frank quired the world rights for the music of the play. So far, “Teenager Love’’ Cole (Capitol) with “Dear Lonely Hearts”; Les Chats Sauvages with “Sherry” is planned for openings in most of the leading cities all over Europe, Jbrgen a (Path6) and Freddy Cannon (Stateside) with “If You Were A Rock And Roll Kleinert of Imudico tells Cash Box. Other songs Imudico is expecting a lot * Shortly the original version of “The Lonely Bull,” also for State- Record.” from are the Italian “Sei Rimasta Sola,” the French “Et Maintenant” and the side, will be available over here. old “'Tango Desiree,” which has got new lyrics that has made it a top seller weeks ago, this corner expressed by surprise about the fact that A few in continental Europe, among other areas. Frank Ifield’s “I Remember You” had not proved such a great success in Bel- Owe Wiisholm of NPA (Nordisk Polyphon A/S) tells Cash Box that it ex- guim as it has been and still is in a lot of other countries. Chapell Music pub- pects a lot from the LP album with the music from “Teenager Love.” The lishers has replied that “I Remember You” has been broadcast very often and artists from the Royal Theatre in Copenhagen, Bodil Kjer, Henning Moritzen, that sales weren’t bad at all. I maintain that if this number has not been as Lise Ringheim and Holger JuulHansen have done the record version for Philips. successful in this country as elsewhere it must be attributed to the fact that This LP is expected to offer plenty of competition to “West Side Story,” an- - taste differs between a Belgian and an Ango-Saxon audience. other top seller on LPs in Denmark. Wiisholm also said that opera singer Hot off the press, the latest EP “Non Monsieur” by the Los Machucambos Poul Bungaard, who has done very well in the pop field this year, has re- trio is already heading for a successful career. The trio sings in French for the corded “Livet er fyldt med solskin” (Quando calienta el sol). Popular actor first time. Fonior was right by predicting a favorable course for “Let’s Dance” Buster Larsen and his daughter have recorded the German “Baby ’Twist.” The by the 17-year-old crooner Chris Montez. It looks like a bestseller. “Telstar” latter two are recording for the Polyphon label. The Philips artists The Clifters by The Tornadoes is soaring like a rocket toward the top of the hit parade. have returned from a successful! tour in Finland and Sweden, and recorded “Loco-motion” by Little Eva is still selling well. “Riding Cossack”/“Listen To My Heart” for immediate release. The Clifters Shortly, the Chanteclair Trio will do another recording under nr. 450,900. have been contracted for a great Danish TV show in January next year. NPA This ensemble has once won a Grand Prix de I’Humour granted by the is releasing several stereo LP’s on Mercury, recorded with the new 35mm , Academie du Disque Frangais and the Francis Carco award. film system. Socodisc tell us “Desafinado” by Stan Getz and Charlie Byrd (Verve) is j r doing great. Ella Fitzgerald (also Verve) is crashing through to the top with SWEDEN her single “Stardust Bossa Nova” and “Desafinado.” A new Caravelli record British Oriole artist Susan Singer has been contracted for a tour in Sweden has shown up with “Dites-le Avec Caravelli” and others. starting Dec. 29th and ending Jan. 27th. With Miss Singer will also be the living in Oslo. Telstar Production Co. is The big event by Polydor is the issue by Franky Bodet “Hop Hop Ander- American singer Jack Dailey, now is the British singer Helen lecht,” which is a song to the glory of the successful Belgian football team. producing the show. Miss Singer, who a cousin of The same Franky Bodet with the orchestra of Oscar Denayer took care of a Shapiro, is now doing very well with her recording of the song “Johnny fantastic holidays atmosphere writh “Op Schok.” Summertime.” , from Gehrmans includes “Guitar Boogie Shuffle” by “ The bestsellers of the week (Polydor): “Wenn Du Gehst Gondola d’Amore” New sheet music ‘ and “Violino Tzigano” by Connie Francis—“Keine Bange Kleine Liselotte” by Arthur Smith, Henry Mancini’s “Baby Elephant Walk” from the Paramount Freddy Quinn—“Violino Tzigano” by Helmut Zacharias—“Karawan” by Peter picture “Hatari.” Gershwin’s “It Ain’t Necessarily So” from “Porgy and Bess” ' Kraus and “The Longest Day” by John William. has also been released on sheet music, as well as the Brazilian Bossa Nova Isabelle Aubret, winner of the Eurovision Festival 1962, makes her come- song “Samba De Uma Nota So,” in Swedish titled “Liksom i min Bossa Nova.” back wnth a very strong song by Gilbert B^aud: “Crois-moi Ca Durera” (Be- lieve Me, It Will Last) (Philips). Famous Nana Mouskouri (“White Roses Of Denmark's Best Sellers Athens”) did a very good French recording of her German success, “Einmal on Weht Der Sudwdnd Wieder” (Once The Southwind Will Blow Again) entitled: This Last Weeks Chart “Joue Pour Moi lanakis” (Play For Me lanakis) (Fontana). A wonderful Wk Wk 1. 1. 10. Dear (Larry Finnegan/HMV) Imudico A/S “Desafinado” came out done by the one and only Rita Reys, accompanied by One 3. It’ll Be (Cliff Richard /Columbia) Belinda (Scandi- the Trio of her husband. Pirn Jacobs. 2. 10. Me navia) AB Charlie Byrd’s “One Note Samba” (Riverside) is one of the current best 3. 6. 6. Sheila (Tommy Roe/ABC-Paramount) Robert Mellin sellers and every member of the Polyjazz-club is very anxious to get this (Scandinavia) AB recording. The “Incredible Jazz Guitar” of Wes Montgomery (Riverside) is a 4. 1. Paradise (Katy Bodtger/ Polyphon—Grethe Klitgaard/ recording very much asked for, as, the interest in the jazz guitar is increasing enormously. Tono) Multitone 5. 5. 7. Loco-Motion (Little Eva/London) No Publisher Henri Salvador, who has his own label “Salvador Records; which is renre- 6. 2. 15. Quando, Quando, Quando (Tony Renis/HMV—Pat Boone/ sented by Polygram Records in Belgium, came out with a very good EP of Dot Dario Campeotto/Sonet) Belinda (Scandinavia) AB which his adaptation of “Mashed Potatoes,” entitled “Puree De Pommes De — 7. 1. King Of The Whole Wide World (Elvis Presley/RCA Vic- Terre” does very well. Among the other items, figure his version of “Cherry” Belinda and “Le Chercheur d’Or” CThe Golddigger). Soeur Sourire (Sister Smile) tor) 3. I’m Just Baby (Louise Cordet/Decca) Bens Music AB (Philips) has recorded two more songs as to enable Mercury to launch a 12" 8. 7. A 6. (The Tornados/Decca) Wilhelm Hansen inch album on the American market and no doubt that the U.S. can expect 9. 4. Telstar In Million Years (Linda Scott/Sonet) Wilhelm this release very soon. 10. — 1. Never A Hansen Four weeks ago, Brussels saw “The Longest Day” picture; however last Friday, it was Brussels “Longest Night” ever. During this night, organized by Norway's Best Sellers Peter Plum, Belgian publisher of “Desafinado,” and a lot of other Bossa Novas, all Brussels danced the Bossa Nova in the Scotch Club, owned bv Fefo Cap- on poni. A lot of personalities such as Mrs. Eddie Barclay (from Barclay Rec- This Last Weeks * ords), Danyel Gerard (French “Speedy Gonzales”), Gilbert Marouani (French Wk Wk Chart . . Whole Wide World (Elvis Presley/RCA Vic- publisher of “Desafinado”) and most of Belgium and Holland record-industry 1 1 5. King Of The (Scandinavia) personalities, came over for this occasion. also tor) Belinda AB Were seen during this Bossa Bens Music AB . 3. Lovesick Blues (Frank Ifield/Columbia) night: Odile Versois and Perettc Pradier (French actresses), Philippe Washer 2 4. 3. 2 . 10. Loco-Motion (Little Eva/London) No Publisher (Belgium’s first tennis player) etc. . . . All the press has spoken about this Publisher fantastic night. 4. 3. 4. Let’s Dance (Chris Montez/London) No 5. 1. Return 'To Sender (Elvis Presley/RCA Victor) Belinda (Scandinavia) AB

6 . 5. 6. Send Me The Pillow (Johnny Tillotson/Cadence) Bens Music AB Cole/Capitol) Ivan Mogull/ Belgium's Best Sellers 7. 6 . 7. Ramblin’ Rose (Nat “King” Sweden Music FLEMISH (Sweden) 8 . 10 . 2. Swiss Made (Del Shannon/Big Top) Palace Music 1. Return To Sender (Elvis Presley/RCA) 9. 7. 3. *I Tresko Og Busserull (Engedahl-Stordahl/Odeon) Carl 2. Eso Beso (Paul Anka/RCA) M. Iversen A/S 3. Telstar ('The Tornadoes/London) 10 . 8 . 6. Jag Har Bott Vid En Landsvag (Ray Adams/Manu) 4. Si Un Jour (Robert Cogoi/Philips) Sonora Musikforlae AB 5. Sherry (The 4 Seasons/Imperial) 6. The Loco-motion (Little Eva/London) Sweden's Best Sellers 7. Let’s Dance (Chris Montez/Fonior) 8. Cuando Calienta El Sol (Los Hermanos Rigual/RCA and other versions) This Weeks on Limbo Rock (Chubby ast Checker/Cameo Parkway) Wk Wk Chart 9. It’ll Be Me (Cliff Richard /Columbia) Ehrling Musik 1 . 1 . 5. Let’s Dance (Chris Montez/London) Thore Buona Notte Bambino (Angelo Biondi/Moonglow) AB 10. ridole Des Jeunes (Johnny Halliday/Philips) (Anna-Lena Lofgren/ 2 . 5. 4. Regniga Natt (Gratende Sky) Metronome) Multitone Presley/RCA Vic- WALLOON 3. 5. King Of 'The Whole Wide World (Elvis tor) Belinda (Scandinavia) AB Belinda (Scandi- 1. Si Un Jour (Robert Cogoi/Philips) 4. 8 . Be-Bop-A-Lula (Gene Vincent/Capitol) 2. Return To Sender (Elvis Presley/RCA) navia) AB BensT> 3. Pardonnez-moi Seigneur (Robert Cogoi/Philips) 5. 5. 'Twist a Saint-Tropez (Les Chats Sauvages/HMV) 4. Cousins/Palette) Music AB Relax (The . . ^ . A T. Ifield/Columbia) Bens Music AB 5. Eso Beso (Paul Anka/RCA) 6 . 10 . 2 . Lovesick Blues (Frank Renis/HMV) Belinda 6. Telstar (The Tornadoes/London) 7. 4. 10 . Quando, Quando, Quando (Tony 7. The Loco-motion (Little Eva/London) (Scandinavia) AB Goodwin/Parlophone)v Reuter-r. a &p 8. ridole Des Jeunes (Johnny Halliday/Philips) 8 . Murder She Says (Ron

Cuando Calienta El Sol (I^s Hermanos Rigual/RCA and other versions) Reuter , . , . , Ehrling &„ Lofvenholm, 9. Coeur Blesse (Petula Clark/Vogue) 9. 6 . 7. Telstar (The Tomados/Decca) Finnegan/HMV) Reuter & Reu- Let’s Dance (Chris Montez/Fonior) 10 . 1 . Oh, Lonesome Me (Larry 10. J’entends Siffler Le Train (Richard Anthony/Columbia) ter

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Recently Bovema’s Gramophonehouse welcomed charming Miss Rina Lod- Denis Preston and Lionel Stevens, both from London, visited Milan and ders, from Haarlem, better known as the new “Miss World,” a title she won Cash Box met them. First question they asked us was: “How is the Bossa Nova Italy a few weeks ago in the International Beauty-contest in London. Miss World going in Italy?”. We take this opportunity to give all readers a picture of watched the new Imperial-recording being made by Imperial’s duo Koos Huis- Bossa Nova-wise. Twice this year, last Spring and then again at the end of man, dedicated to her and entitled “Hurrah, Hurruh, Hurrah for Mother’s Summer, Enrique Lebendiger, the well known music publisher of South Amer- Most Beautiful Baby.” ica, came to Milan and contacted a lot of people of our music industry to speak to them of Bossa Nova with his personal, warm enthusisam. Meanwhile, news A whole bunch of Dutch artists disinterestedly contributed to Holland’s now on the Bossa Nova success in the States came through foreign trade papers. famous charity-24 hours (!) nonstop TV- and radioshow, which helped to The two sources of information made the Italian music industry aware of the collect more than Dfls 16.000.000, for the establishment of a special village possible commercial meaning of Bossa Nova and record houses started arrang- for invalid and spastical children and thalidomide victims. ing a lot of Bossa Nova numbers, either domestic or foreign. At that time, the public did not yet know anything about it and ignored the word itself. After the sensational success of His Master’s Voice’s Vera Lynn- recording Later this Autumn, a troupe called “Jazz USA” came to Italy and guitarist “Land of Hope and Glory,” the label again provides the December-market with Charlie Byrd performed on Milan and Rome stages the Bossa Nova* So, first Vera’s version of “Holy City” (flipside “The Rosary”), in a special Xmas rush- to release the new South American “sound” in Italy were Enrique Lebendiger release. There’s also a new HMV-recording of The Quartette Enzo Gallo, avail- and the exciting guitar of Charlie Byrd, whose concerts became a good op- able; titles: “Hong Kong”/“H Postinol.” portunity for our national papers to speak of Bossa Nova, and the public at large became acquainted with the new word, if not yet with the new music. Capitol-Holland goes very well with its special December Ernie Ford- Incidentally, we can note that Bossa Nova is such a word, such a “sound of repertoire, whereas LP’s by Bobby Darin (“Oh, Look at Me Now”) and The word” that it possesses a catchy quality for the Italian language. At this mo- Roger Wagner Chorale (“It Came Upon a Midnight Clear”) are among the ment, that’s the situation: record houses have ready for release or have already bestsellers. A special Bovema-dealer-seiwice worked continuously one recent released a lot of Bossa Nova numbers (we feel too many); the public, on their weekend to cope with a flood of rush-orders for the typical Dutch St. Nicholas- part, read in the papers about Bossa Nova, but do not yet know the music, do festivities. not yet buy the records, and—in one word—isn’t yet crazy for Bossa Nova at Bovema’s Stateside-label released items by Mel Taylor (“Big Bad Pogo”), all. Meanwhile, recoi’d houses go on increasing their already too rich catalogs Freddy Cannon (“The Truth, Ruth”), Lester Young & the Kansas City Five of Bossa Novas. So many records are expected to create a disturbing sense of and Muggsy Spanier’s Ragtimers. confusion in the mind of future record buyers, whose attention will be drawn away from the very few best Bossa Nova waxings, such as that by Joao Gil- Dutch Philips takes the view that every hit musical staged in Holland berto. should be recorded in the Dutch version, Leo Boudewijns of L. C. Phonogram informed us. This happened, of course, with “My Fair Lady,” of which nearly When Tony Renis sang this year on the stage of San Remo his marvelous 50,000 LP’s have been sold in the course of its thirty months’ stage-produc- “Quando Quando Quando,” the Italian audience voted it fourth. But as soon as tions. Of the new musical, “Free As -Air” by Dorothy Reynolds and Julian the festival ended, the situation was upset: the song voted number one, “Addio Slade, translated in Dutch by Eli Asser, the newly released LP has met with Addio” by Domenico Modugno, died one week later and “Quando Quando an excellent demand already, though unforeseen difficulties with the musical Quando” came up fast and over 1962 has sold some 400,000 copies and it has itself made the performances end and be postponed for a while. Starring are not yet died. This Autumn, as in the past, our TV music contest Canzonissima famous singers and comedians like Sylvain Poons, Rijk de Gooijen Dini de started its shows and at once “Quando Quando Quando” was voted number one Neef, Rov Milton, Ronnie Bierman, Hans Roskamp, Maria-Louise Been and by the same audience. As an immediate result of its success on Canzonissima, Louise Maertens. the record sales of “Quando Quando Quando” are coming up once again. 'Two weeks ago, the number appeared 3 in Sweden, and 2 in Denmark, while in Fin- John Coltrane played an excellent and sold-out concert in Amsterdam at the land it was 8 in the version by Pat Boone. Concertgebouw, December 1, Coltrane’s latest LP: “Coltrane Time,” on the United Artists label, draws more attention than ever. Co-starring on the album Paul has had a good year in Italy in 1962 with his best selling “Ogni is trumpeter Kenny Dorham, also well-known and a favorite of modem beat- Anka twens in Holland. Giorno (Love Me Warm And Tender)” and the follow up, “Ogni Notte,” is moving well, too. RCA Italiana is striving to create a new popular name with “Bossa Nova finds its way in Holland,” Otto Vriezenberg of Phonogram a young girl of fifteen who got a certain success with “La Partita Di Pallone told us. “All previous releases on singles and EP’s are quite successful (most (The Foot Ball Match)” and has been signed for a leading TV music show, of them original American material), so that carefully selected new Bossa “Studio Uno.” Her name is Rita Pavone. Nova recordings will certainly have good sales results.” Among the new Phonogram-releases, are Quincy Jones’ “Desafinado” with “Samba De Uma From Ricordi: “Ramblin’ Rose” by Nat Cole is reported starting to sell well. Nota So” on Mercury, a Bud Shank/Laurindo Almeida single: “Chore in A” Song “A1 Di La,” according to the composer Maestro Dondia, was waxed by with “Carioca Hills” on Fontana, “La Bamba” and “San Antonio Rose” in Frank Sinatra, Connie Francis, Bobby Rydell, and William Roger (London). Bossa Nova style by The Fire Birds on Fontana and a Bossa Nova-EP by Elek Bacsik’s Band, also on the Fontana-label. As already announced, Ricordi will distribute in Italy the Bluebell catalog. It following foreign lines: Chancellor, Vee-Jay, Canadian, 20th Trumpet-Harry is the nom-de-disque for a very popular Dutch solo-trum- consists of the peter, who recorded “The Lonely Bull” (El Solo Torro) and “Bali Song” for Fox, Challenge, Del-Fi, Cadence, Omega, Colpix and Candid. the Philips-label, accompanied by Jack Bultermans Chorus and Orchestra. Rifi Records is planning big things in France and Lebanon, still in the plan- In Philips’ “Favorieten Festival” single-series Anneke Gronloh’s “Home ning stages. Also the firm will soon move to new larger offices. Latest record ” Cookin’ with the Rivertown Dixieland Jazz Band, previously on LP, was releases of Rifi are Fred Bongusto’s “Madeleine Aufwiedersehn,” in which it ” released, coupled with “Happy Days and Lonely Nights.” “Home Cookin’ believes much; Cocki Mazzetti’s “La Partita Di Pallone,” a song, penned by became one of Anneke’s greatest new stage-successes before she left Holland Edoardo Vianello (RCA), which was originally and successfully launched by for a 5 weeks’ tour thru Malaya. RCA Italiana’s new female discovery Rita Pavone; Rubito Dallas’ “Desafinado” and the first single from Time catalog “Lolita” backed by “Seventy Six Trom- Johnny recordings, Among the many Hallyday “Retiens La Nuit,” proved bones.’ to be one of his best-known songs in Holland. However, the song was released on an EP only, so that teenagers wanted a single-release as well which was Mina is selling at the same time group of singles. “Renato,” “Chi- brought out last week. The song, from the movie “Les Parisiennes,” is coupled — —a 1) 2) huahua,” “Stringimi Forte I Polsi,” II Soladto Gio.” with “Sam’di Soir” from same film. 3) 4)

Brook Benton’s “Hotel Happiness,” outstanding US-hit, was released in The product of the composing-singing group called Peos, newly pacted by Holland on the Mercury label, coupled with “Still Waters Run Deep.” Kriko Mintangian for Durium consists of three singles, all of which are biting satires of the Italian scene: “Balletti Verdi (Green Dances)” backed by “Maz- introduced C.N.R. a new singer on the market, teenage-girl Ellie de Wit zarino” (name of a village of Sicily); “H Letto (The Bed)” backed by “5000”; who recorded the Dutch version of the Petula Clark-hit “Monsieur,” which “Valigie Di Cartone (Cardboard Baggages)” backed by “5000”; “Valigie Di is handled by Basart for the Dutch territory. Basart acquired from publisher Cartone (Cai’dboard Baggages)” backed by “La Gente Mormora (People Speak Will Meisel, Berlin, the German evergreen “Tanzt Du Auch So Gern Wie Ich.” Badly).” Basart plans some new recordings of this valuable copyright. Ed. Essex Hol- land (Basart N. V.) signed up the song “Where Have All The Flowers Gone” from Ed. Essex Paris. Dutch lyrics were written by Pieter Goemans and the first Dutch recording will be on the market soon. Basart is very proud being Italy's Best Sellers able to report that already 3 Dutch recordings of the Mina-hit song “Tabu” been released during the have past weeks: imea Marina on Imperial, G. This Last Weeks Engelsma on Columbia and Anita Berry on Fontana. Week Week On Charts 1. 2. 6. Preghero’ (Stand By Me): Adriano Celentano/Clan. Pub- lished by Aberbach 2. 1. 12. *Si E’ Spento 11 Sole (The Sun Went Out): Adriano Celen- Holland's Best Sellers tano S.A.A.R. Published by Leonardi

This Last 3. 3. 4. *Tu Vedrai (You’ll See) : Ricky Gianco/Clan. Published by week week KJScttfthfilloW 1/ wC JL/C 4. 4. 12. Speedy Gonzales: Pat Boone/Decca. 1. (1) Paradise (Anneke Gronloh/Philips, Connie Francis/MGM) (Edi- Published by Messag- tions Altona/Amsterdam). gerie Musicali 2. (— Land Of Hope And Glory (Vera Lynn/H.M.V.) (Melodia/Amster- 5. 7. 5. Addio Mondo Crudele (Good Bye Cruel World): Peppino Di Capri Carischi dam). ; (Little 3. (6) The Loco-Motion Eva/London) (Editions Nevins-Kirshner/ ! 6. 5. 4. 11 Giorno Piu’ Lungo (The Longest Day): Mitch Miller/ Brussels; sole selling agents: Editions Altona/Amsterdam). ' CBS. Published by Curci 4. It’ll_ Be Me (Cliff Richard/Columbia) (2) (Belinda/Amsterdam). 7. 6. 8. Tu Non Lo Sai: Neil Sedaka/RCA 5. (3) Sheila (Tommy Roe/ ABC Paramount) (Ed. Herman Brauer/ Brussels). 8. 10. 4. *Stasera Pago lo (This Night I Will Pay): Domenico Mo- dugno/Fonit. Published by Curci 6. (4) Brandend Zand (Anneke Gronloh/Philips) (Benelux Music/ Weert). 9. 9. 8. *Io Che Amo Solo Te (I Love Only You): Sergio Endrigo/ 7. (— Un Mexicain (Les Compagnons De La Chanson/Columbia). RCA. Published by RCA 8. (7) Telstar (The Tornadoes/Decca) (Les Ed. Int. Basart/ Amsterdam). 10. 11. 2. *Chihuahua/Vola Vola Da Me: Mina/Italdisc. Published by 9. (— Let’s Dance (Chris Montez/London) (Chappell/Amsterdam). Ariston Ducale/Leonardi 10. (— Return To Sender (Elvis Presley/RCA) (Belinda/Amsterdam). *Denotes Original Italian Numbers

Cash Box—December 22, 1962- International Section 51 ARGENTINA

Ricardo Mejia of RCA has announced that his company will release a new Masao Matsunaga has resigned as president of the National Phonograph series of LP’s that will be priced at 199 pesos ($1.30), that is, 61.5% under Records Retail Sellers Association (NPRSA). His move took place at a recent^ the suggested retail price of regular LP’s. The move has been explained to be branch topper meet of the organization in Tokyo. J “part of a plan to meet those buyers that aren’t able to spend 520 pesos in a singer Haruo Oka of King Records recently cut his newest disk in the f Vet ’ regular album. According to a costs study made by Mejia, these records will Bossa Nova style. The tune, “Kiri-no Caracas Hana-Yome,” was written by leave profit to the diskery, in spite of their low price. A special nromotion Jisaburo Tohjo (words), Satoru Aoki (music) and Akira Komachi (arrange- campaign will be held, especially through the “Club Del Clan” TV’er, and ment) and will be out early 1963. Oka was the top popular song artist of the Channel 13. early post-war period with such nationwide smashes as “Tokyo-no Hana-Un Undoubtedly, this RCA move will cause a lot of comments in Buenos Aires Musume,” “Akogare-no Hawaii Kohro,” “Shanghai-no Hana-Uri Musume,” and abroad. As we explained a few weeks ago, in the last two years record but has been away from show biz these years. However, he returned to the prices have been increasing at too fast a rate, thus causing a reduction in “Minami-no Shima-ni Yuki-ga Furu,” which was sold scene this year with y volume. The main reason for these price increases were cost increases, but well. pretty . little was made to reduce costs or to improve the merchandising systems. This In a move to expand and enrich its catalog, Nippon Grammophon pacted phenomenon caused the appearance of the “promotional” albums, priced about with two new labels, Sound Of Hawaii (Honolulu) and Anthonia (New York), 30% under regular albums, which offered selections of pop hits (generally also Premiere releases of these labels are slated to be in April with 2 stereo albums available in single releases) by the original artists. Of course, these records of Sound Of Hawaii and 3 stereo albums of Anthonia. were sold pretty well, since they had the same quality of regular albums, and, Victor is releasing on Jan. 5, 1963 Yukio Hashi’s newest single, “Taiyo-no in some cases, were better presented. Some companies started passing their Machi”/Genkai Chidori,” both written by Takao Saeki (words) and Tadashi old regular albums to new low priced series (for example Odeon, with its OAD Yoshida (music). line) and thus a wide selection of LP’s became available at about 300 pesos. President Joogo Okamoto of Toshiba Music Industry also took the prexyship '1 Now, Microfon (Audio Fidelity) reports the release of a promotional stereo of its affiliated firm, Toshiba Ongaku Geino Shuppan Co. (Toshiba Music Pub- album, which will be sold at 399 pesos. Some observers consider that this lishing Co.), at the latter’s 7th regular shareholders meeting. Shigeru Sunada, trend may lead to a stop in price increases, if sales of these new releases are who stepped out of Toshiba Music Industry’s managing directorship recently, successful, since they would build a volume that would cut costs. However, also retired as Toshiba Music Publishing’s managing director. By the way, it according to them, the only way to attain a big reduction would be to intro- was learned that the new prexy’s name (both of Toshiba Music Industry and duce changes in the label organizations, to put them up to date. And, up to Toshiba Music Publishing) should be, to be exact, read and pronounced Shi- now, they say, most diskeries aren’t showing signals of doing such things. gesato Okamoto instead of Joogo Okamoto which is the customary reading. Carlos Patino Iturrieta spent a few days in Buenos Aires, visiting the Therefore, Cash Box will print his name in the formal way hereinafter. diskeries he represents in Chile, Surco, TK and Microfon. Patino plans to Takeo Naito, one time exclusive managing director of Teichiku Records, died r*- release the first Microfon records in Chile early in 1963. at the age of 66 of a cerebral hemorrhage late last month in Tokyo. Rodriguez Luque, head of Disc Jockey, has finished a trip of the western part Polydor Recording Orchestra was newly included in the exclusively pacted of Argentina, with DJ’s sales manager, E. Portela. The diskery is now work- roster according to the firm’s recent contract (ef- ing on Rosamel Araya’s new single, “Triangulo,” which seems to have been artist’s of Grammophone, very well received. DJ is also releasing the first album by Brazilian orchestra fective Dec. 1, 1962). The ork used to be made of free lance musicians when- Severino Araujo. Luque is starting a new TV program on Channel 11, Sunday ever the firm needed the ork for a wax session. Also pacted exclusively with nights. Grammophone (its pop label is Polydor) are Koreaki Kitamura & Tokyo Con- Ariel has released a selection LP with tunes cut by Colpix artists. The album cert Orchestra and Akiko Santo, who is also a film actress. is titled “Festival De Exitos” and features James Darren, The Marcels, Jo visit Charles served with Boston Symphony for Stafford and others. Ariel is also working on the promotion of Caravelli and The 10th by Munch, who’d 12 [ his string orchestra, which may become a good seller in Argentina. years (up to last April) as its regular conductor, was observed Dec. 10 here. RCA has been awarded with the “Blue Ribbon of Popularity,” correspond- During his stay, he’ll direct the Japan Philharmonic Orchestra as a guest con- ing to recording companies. The “Blue Ribbon” is given by the Institute ductor, featuring Beethoven’s “Symphony No. 9” on New Year’s eve. Argentine De Opinion Publica (Argentine Public Opinion Institute) to the most popular brand names in several branches of the industry, after holding surveys among the public. (Continued) Ricardo Castelblanco of Edami reports that the pubbery is working on the ARGENTINA promotion of “Caro Jesus Bambino,” a Christmas song. The tune has several Surco has released a Compact 33 with standard tangos played by Chard- European recordings and local versions are being planned. some Giacomini and their orchestra. Titles are “Aquel Tapado De Armino,” “Milon- News from Odeon: the diskery is releasing the first LP cut by Fernando ^ exported, since this type of Bustamante and his folk group. The album will include twelve folk dances, guita” and others. This record is intended to be like “La Condicion,” “El Cuando,” “Gato Correntino” and others. The first music is always well received in other countries, especially in Latin America. Bobby Darin release (through Capitol) will receive wide promotion. The In the pop music field, Surco has put to sale a single by La Charanga de diskery believes it sell very that may well, since Darin is well known in Ar- America, with two local charanga-pachangas: “El Tero Tero” and “Tulipan.” gentina. Odeon is also putting to sale a new LP by Ramona Galarza, very good “Limbo Rock,” the new Chubby Checker release, seeming to meet a good country music songstress. The title is “Alma Guarani” (Guarani Soul) and features Ramona’s latest hits. Another interesting release is “Fiesta Juvenile,” market. This new Producciones Fermata recording is receiving big air play, designed for Christmas, which sold with a free gift bag included. The record and may become a hit. includes Gene McDaniels, Joao Gilberto, Los Wawanco, Richard Anthony and others. Luis Calvo of Sicamericana (Music Hall) announced that his company will Argentina's Best Sellers put all its force in the promotion and sales campaign of “Barbaro Vol. II,” the new promotional (330 pesos) LP just released by the diskery. The record 1. Speedy Gonzales (Budd-Fermata) Pat Boone (Music Hall); Jackie (CBS); includes tunes by local and international artists, like “Baby Elephant Walk” David Dante (RCA); Juan Ramon, Ellio Sangiusto (Disc Jockey); Man- (Lawrence Welk), “Dame Felicidad” (Siro San Roman), “Renato” (Los Cam- olo Munoz (Odeon Pops); Peppino de Capri (Odeon Pops); Roy Baxter peones), “Swingin’ Safari” (Billy Vaughn) and, of course, “Speedy Gonzales” (Philips) (Pat Boone). In fact, six of the tunes are runners in this week charts. In the 2. Dame Felicidad (Korn) Enrique Guzman (CBS); Siro San Roman (Music Compact 33 field, MH has put to sale a record with Boone’s, Welk’s and Hall) ' _ Vaughn’s hit titles. Besides, it has the first record waxed by Los de Cordoba, 3. Corazon De Luto (Korn) Chacho Santa Cruz (Microfon); Luis Ordonez B a Pick (including “Josefina”) and “Tangos by Los Santos.” new EP by Los Up (CBS) Ciro Mendoza (RCA); Gasparin (Philips); Julio Cesar (Odeon Tonodisc is preparing the launching of the first Westminster recordings, Pops); Antonio Tormo (Disc Jockey) I earlv in 1963. 'The diskery prepares a special campaign for this label, since it Monica Lan- r considers that “these waxings are always news.” Tonodisc has been building 4. Cada Noche Sin Ti (Spanka-Fermata) Paul Anka (RCA); (Disc Jockey); Lalo Fransen (RCAl L steadily a big catalog in the past months, and will release about eleven new der (Odeon Pops); Juan Ramon albums (under different labels) in the next weeks. 5. Lacrado Con Un Beso Brian Hyland (Ariel) i

Microfon is working on the promotion of “Triangulo,” a new recording made 6. Baby Elephant Walk (Famous-Neumann) Lawrence Welk (Music Hall); . Cape, very well by Los Marcellos Ferial. The tune has been penned by Bobby Henry Mancini (RCA) I known singer and composer from Puerto Rico. “Triangulo” may become a hit 7. Breakin’ Up Is Hard To Do (Aldon-Fermata) Neil Sedaka (RCA); Juan it before, Microfon will present its “Poema in Buenos Aires. As was informed Ramon (Disc Jockey) Tango Buenos Aires” recording in a special press conference. This 2 LP set, 8. ’Bienvenido Amor (Korn) Palito Ortega (RCA) according to the diskery, is “the latest word in progressive tango music,” and it was recorded by Eduardo Rovira and his orchestra. Rovira will travel 9. Cry (Mellow-Fermata) Paul Anka (Ariel) I Trumpet to Brazil next year to make some new recordings in Sao Paulo. 10. Ritmo Africano (Tonika-Fermata) Bert Kaempfert (Polydor); J Paula Gales is continuing her appearances on TV Channel 13, on the Casino Boy (Philips) W Philips program, while making some new waxings for RCA. She was recently 11. Una Guitarra Y Una Copa De Vino (Spanka-Fermata) Paul Anka will be started inked for the main female role in “El Rubio Millan,” a film that (RCA); Ricardo Roda (Orfeo); Juan Ramon (Disc Jockey) next year. 12. Caterina (Fortissimo) Perry Como (RCA); Tony Dallara (CBS); Arturo turning several old standards into bossa nova and Neumann Publishers Testa, Los Piccolinos (Philips); Fabianna Fabian (Music Hall); Jose madison, as part of a Carnival promotion campaign of the tunes it represents. Antonio (TK); Luis Aguile (Odeon Pops) “Jippers Clippers,” “Night & Day,” “Begine the Beguine” and many others 13. Ei Pecador (Campei-Fermata) Antonio Prieto (RCA); Los Paachos (Co- are the titles that will be pushed in this plan. There are several recordings lumbia); Lucho Gatica (Odeon) available. Los Pick Up (Music Hall) already planned, and complete orchestrations will be 14. Josefina Danny Chilean (RCA); ^ TK has released the first recording by Los Mahuka Massi, a new folk group 15. Darlin (Fermata) Paul Evans (Kapp) Wanderley recently inked by the diskery. The titles are “El Casamiento” (which hit the 16. El Barquito (Korn) Joao Gilbert, Los Bachilleres, Walter (Odeon Pops) Julio Reyes (Opus); Los Cuatro Plumas (Philips); Dany charts some time ago) and “Trago de Sombra.” Los Mahuka Massi will take ; Montano (Music Hall) part in the new Osias Wilensky film, “El Perseguidor.” 17. Baby Face Brian Hyland (Kapp) Jose Carli, member of the CBS-Columbia artistic staff and arranger, re- Araya 18. Triangulo (Korn) Los Marcellos Ferial (Microfon); Rosamel cently gave a classical music concert in the city of Rosario. The concert in- (Disc Jockey) Piazzolla, cluded Schubert’s Fifth Symphony and Argentine music. Astor (Music Hall); « 19. Di Papa (Korn) Luis Ordonez (CBS); Siro San Roman whose first recording for CBS-Columbia was released about a month ago, has Guardiola (Odeon) 12 of Monte- been inked for a three months series of programs by TV Channel 20. *Primitiva (Korn) Nicky Jones (RCA) well, Another Hall); Jackie video. Piazzolla’s album has sold pretty according to CBS. 20. Daniela (French Music-Fermata) Freddy Luciano (Music modem music album released by CBS is Dave Brubeck’s “Time Out,” which (CBS); Juan Ramon (Disc Jockey); Adriano (Microfon) is also expected to sell well. *Local Clopyright

1962 International Section 52 Cash Box—December 22, j — —

The Christmas season is here, and the shops are full of Xmas cheer. That’s As we have already pointed out in this column, the importance of public about the picture in Germany this week. Sales are picking up especially on LP opinion in Europe was recently evidenced again at the Olympia in a show items as the Xmas season brings buyers into the shops. Singles sales are re- entitled Musicorama. This time A. Celentano was a great success. ported to have slipped considerably from previous seasons and the LP sales For the first time Mogul Gilbert Chemouny and Michel Mattouk agreed have picked up briskly. The reason for the singles slip is that there is no red together, in affirming that it’s a long time since they have seen a performer hot new single tearing the market apart. Several new releases by top stars like Adriano Celentano. He is a great artist, who excites the public, and such as Gerd Boettcher, Gus Backus, Connie Francis, Freddy, etc. have been could, if he desires have a big career and a bright future in France. On the racking up good sales, but the big big smash is missing. The second probable same program was Jose Salcy. reason for the singles slip is the raise in prices on singles from $1 to $1.19. We have just received some interesting information from Vic, who manages Editions Fantasia (Group Festival). Firstly, “Take Five” (“Ne Boude Pas”) Pardon our slip. A few weeks ago, we reported about the new hit “Spiegel penned in French by Valade and Vic, has been cut by Richard Anthony, Jacque- Twist” after the political affair tore the named which up German government line Fraincois, Jerry Mengo and guitarist Elek Bacsik, who also cut “Blue Ron- regarding the news magazine Der Spiegel. Polydor producer Bertram Hans do A La "Turk.” Jacqueline Danno has just recorded “Chez Lolita” by Delecluse dropped us a line informing us that “The Spiegel Twist” is alone his idea. and Senlis. Festival also has some young artists, and we must mention The idea occured to in October he reporter Hannes him and asked music J. P. Eizner who has written “Le survivant” and “Ingrid” which are also Flesner from the Bild Zeitung to write him a lyric for such a twist. The lyric published by Fantasia. “Tous mes voeux” by Desbois and Bertret has been was finished on October 31. The record on 7 with was made November recorded by Marie Jose, Verchuren and Helian. Dario Moreno has just cut comedienne Trude Herr and on November Trude began presenting the num- 9, “Adieu Adieu Mon Amour” penned by Demarny and Dial. This has been fol- ber publically on tour vrith Orchestra Lehn. version with Erwin The Electrola lowed up by Marie Jose and Bob Azzam. On the other hand, Vic has great Peter Van Eck, who presented his version of “The Spiegel Twist” at the Press pleasure in announcing that the English version of “C’est Joli La Mer”/“A11 Ball in Bonn was done later. Ariola Records reports that its best seller is the Alone Am I”) is in 3rd place on the Cash Box list. The Brenda Lee wax has Israeli-singing new waxing from lass Carmela Corren. Both sides of the record already been released in France. are German compositions written by Christian Bruhn, who wrote the best Soula, the_ A&R man with Chappell, who we caught a glimpse of at the selling German pop festival music winner “2 Little Italians” and the flip was recent premiere of Petula Clark, said that “Let’s Dance” adapted in French composed by Karl Goetz, who penned the million seller “Dance With Me In by Salvet under the title “Dansons” has been grooved by Les Champions and The Morning.” Sylvie Vartan, Dany Boy has cut “Bye Bye Love.” W^e have already written about the success of At a recent press conference in Vienna, over 20 reporters heard Ariola di- “Train De Nuit” and “Petit Elephant Twist” cut by rector Rolf Engleder give a report on the firm Ariola and their activities with Dalida, Aimable, etc. is lucky special emphasis on the new Eurodisc classical label. Chappell the publisher of “Je T’aime, Je T’aime” that was awarded a prize at the Barcelona song festival. The two penned by Cour and Mansart Radio Stuttgart reports that the Italian hit “Renato” sung in German by and recorded by Georges Blaness. Another song which won an award at the Vico Torriani tops its hit parade. same festival is “Nueves de Colores” which has become “Vagabons Sans Rivage” in French thanks to Pierre Cour. At the Hamburg Music Hall, Freddy Quinn, the star of the German musical Jany Frederique on the Bel Air label has just recorded with Les Criquets “Heimweh Nach St. Pauli” (Homesick For St. Pauli) received his 6th golden an EP for children that will be released for Christmas. The principle titles record for 1 million sales for his German recording of “La Paloma.” The are “Nic et Mino” composed by Eddie Barclay and Leo Missir with text by sensational singer picked up the award at the 50th showing of his new musical Pierre Cour (Editions Barclay) and “Lepetit Train,” a TV theme. which is also racking up top LP sales. Freddy’s newest LP has also been re- Leny Escudero now has a moral exclusivity contract with Chappell. 'Two lease by MGM in the U.S. of his songs, “L’Arbre de Vie” and “Viens Je T’emmene Faire Un Tour” will be plugged to their maximum by Soula. Hans R. Beierlein from Montana Music reports that the top hit “Monsieur” Rika Zarai has just cut “Quand On Cesse D’aimer.” Patachou has grooved from Petula Clark on Vogue has passed the % million mark in sales. The “Le Train Pour Venise” by Canfora. Annie Cordy is very excited about her song has now been recorded in Denmark by Lisa Linn for Philips and Grete deck “Ce Sacre Trombone” and “Samba Bossa Nova.” KUtgaard for Tono. The record is absolutely the best seller for the firm Vogue Rumor has it that Mick Mychel will replace Line visited Milan, Italy and Renaud at the Casino de since its beginning a few years ago. Hans recently ' Paris’ new revue by Varna. met with Leon Cabat, the President of Vogue Records in Paris. Also at the The trade is talking about meeting were Krikor and Elizabeth Mintangian from Durium, Jean-Jacques Trenet who has just supplied us with another song entitled “Jeunesse Plumee.” Sacha Distel to Finsterwald, the manager of German Vogue and Alessandro Celentano. Upon wants use a tune by Trenet “La Famille Musicienne” at the Olympia. Sacha will also use returning to Germany, he found bandleader Chris Barber waiting for him for “Mourir au Printemps” by Salvet and Distel. The tune will also be recorded bby Corinne ' talks. He also reports that American record firm Laurie has released two Marchand on Philips. titles from Werner Scharfenberger, “Caucasian Melody” and “Mexican Moon” ? “Dernier baiser” a French adaptation of “Sealed both played by Charley Tabor and his trumpet, and Cameo-Parkway has re- With A Kiss” has been recorded by the New Savage Cat group and the Teenagers (Philips). leased the Montana song “Jerico” played by Colonel Nicholson and his band. ;' Jacqueline Danno has a new disk “Friedrich” by Dimay and “La Porte Hans is swinging at present in Germany with “Spiegel Twist” from Trude Bleue,” -which placed second in the Enghien Festival. Herr, “Monsieur” by Petula Clark, and is waiting for a new waxing of the i Dick Rivers, as you all already Eurovision music festival winner “Un Premier Amour” sung in German by know exited the Savage Cat group, is now Ivo “Morgen” Robic. flying solo. He has just grooved “Je Suis Bien” by Sakla and Arel and “Baby Jones.” Karl Breuer from Sikorski Music called from Hamburg to tell us about the The end of the year seems as if its gonna be good, at least for Nougaro, German 70 MM color film, “Flying Clipper,” which will be premiered in Ger- who has just given us an excellent new novelty song “Ou,” published by and York in December and January. Katuna Ranieri, will be Madame Legrand. We are happy to say that this second disk is equally as many New ; singing in the film and the music was written by Riz Ortolani, who wrote the good as the first one which became a best-seller. music for the famous film “Mondo Cane.” Katuna has recorded the songs in Before ending this column let’s say that Dave Kapp, prexy of Kapp Records, ! German and English. Karl also reports that Sikorski has taken over the rights has terminated his European tour, after visiting England, France, and Ger- for the top American hit “The Lonely Bull.” Polydor Records reports that its many. • big production of all nine Beethoven symphonies by the Berlin Philharmonic Dupont and Pondu duo have just recorded another EP, “Barcarolle Pour Un under the direction of Herbert Von Karajan, which is being sold by subscrip- Plombier” and “Tanguina.” Both of these are published Editions Caravelle. ' tion10. will be ready before Christmas. Pre-sold albums sets in the thousands Both tunes have an amusing Latin beat. ^ have been reported. France's Best Sellers

1. L’idole Des Jeunes: Lewis Bernet. Recorded by: Johnny Hallyday. Publish- Japan's Best Sellers ing firm: Mellin » 2. Quando Calienta El Sol: Rigual. Recorded by: Los Marcellos Ferial. Pub- INTERNATIONAL lishing firm: Semi 1 3. Le Jour Le Plus Long: Anka, Marnay. Recorded by: Dalida. Publishing 10.1. I Can’t Stop Loving You/Ray Charles, ABC-Paramount; Takashi Shikau- firm: France Melodie * chi, King; Frank Akagi, Polydor:/Tone—JASRAC 4. Chariot: Plante, Del Roma. Recorded by: Petula Clark. Publishing firm: 2. L’Eclisse/ Soundtrack, Victor; Mari Sono, Polydor :/Yamaha—JASRAC Plante * 3. Like I Do/Nancy Sinatra, Reprise: The Beni Sisters, Toshiba; The Peanuts, 5. Sheila: T. Roe, Carrere. Recorded by: Lucky Blondo. Publishing firm: Mills King:/Folster [ Poly- 4 . Vacation/Connie Francis, MGM; Yukari Itoh, King; Michi Aoyama, dor; Shoko Yasumura, Victor; Mieko Hirota, Toshiba :/Shinko—JASRAC 5. You Don’t Know Me/Ray Charles, ABC-Paramount: /Aberbach—JASRAC 6. Ramblin’ Rose/Nat King Cole, Capitol; Roger Williams, Kapp:/Tone JASRAC Germany's Best Sellers 7. Where The Four Winds Blow/The Peanuts, King; Shigeru Katsumi, Tosh- iba:/(no-sub publisher) —JASRAC This Last No. Weeks 8. The Loco-Motion /Little Eva, King International; Yukari Itoh, King (flip- Week Week In chart 1. 2. 4. sided with “Vacation”) :/Taiyo—JASRAC Mary Rose (Rambling Rose) —Gerhard Wcndland r — Soundtrack, 20th Fox; 9 . The Longest Day March/Mitch Miller. Columbia; Philips—Rolf Budde The Soldiers’ Band Of America, Angel; Shigeru Katsumi, Toshiba: /EMP 2. 1. 16. Speedy Gonzales—Pat Boone/Rex Gildo—London/Elec- • JASRAC trola—Peter Schaeffers A1 Di La/Eddie Calvert, Columbia; Janice Harper, Capitol; Emilio Pericoli, 3. 3. 6. *Baby Twist—Will Brandes & Kleine Elisabeth—Polydor WB; Teruo Hata, Toshiba :/Suiseisha—JASRAC —Gerig 4. 4. 7. Adios Amigo—Sacha Distel—Polydor—Gerig LOCAL 5. 5. 11. ^Monsieur—Petula Clark—Vogue—Montana 1. Itsudemo Yume-o/Yukio Hashi, Victor 6. — 1. *Madison In Mexico Caterina Valente Decca ^Melodie — — — t 2. Ohsho/Hideo Murata, Columbia Der Welt 3. 365 (San-byaku Roku-joo-Go)—Ya/Hibari Misora, Columbia 7. 8. 2. Siebe Die Nie Vergeht (Cuando Caliente El Sol) —Vit- 1 4. Tohku-e Ikitai/Jerry Fujio, 'Toshiba torio—Columbia—Peer 5. Hoshikuzu-no Machi/Michiya Mihashi, King 8. — 1. *Die Letzte Rose Der Praerie (The Last Rose Of The t 6. Madorosu-Kagyo-wa Yamerarenu/Michiya Mihashi, King Prairie) —Martin Lauer—Gerig 7. Kiriko-no Tango/Frank Nagai, Victor 9. — 1. *Fuer Gaby Tu’ Ich Alles (I Do Everything For Gaby) 8. Hai! Soremade-yo/Hitoshi Ueki, Toshiba Gerd Boettcher—Decca—Budde 9. Yukiko-no Tomoshibi/Miki Nakasone, King 10. 7. 10. Ya Ya—Joey Dee-Roulette-Marbot Daigaku Kazoe-Uta/Hiroshi Moriya, Columbia *Original German Copyright 7 Cash Box—December 22, 1962- International Section 53 COUNTRY D.J. COUNTRY Cdsh Box ISa^iiox REVIEWS REGIONAL RECORD REPORTS B+ very good C+ fair B good C mediocre

PAT SHIELDS MARY WILSON KWOU KCLX Omaha, Neb. Colfax, Wash. 1. Shutters & Boards (Jerry Wallace) 1. The Ballad Of Jed Clampett 2. T For Texas (Grandma Jones) (Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs) 3. Another Stretch Of Track (Dick Flood) 2. I've Been Everywhere (Hank Snow) 4. Two Little Hearts (Glenn Barber) 3. I'm Gonna Change Everything (Jim Reeves) 5. On The Longest Day (Sonny James) 4. Sing A Little Song Of Heartache (Rose Maddox) 6. Ballad Of Jed Clampett 5. He Stands Real Tall (Del Reeves) (Lester Flott & Earl Scruggs) 6. Tritzem Yodel (Grandpa Jones) 7. I've Got The World Tail (Claude King) 7. Does He Mean That Much To You (Eddy Arnold) By The “FAMILY (2:42) [Starday BMI—Gabbard, Holt] 8. Don't Go Neor The Eskimos (Sheb Wooley) 8. Day After Day (Wilburn Brothers) REUNION” 9. Bad News Travels Fast (Howkshaw Hawkins) 9. Second Hand Rose (Roy Drusky) 10. Walk Right In (Rooftop Singers) 10. Innocent Fun (Rocky & Hal) “SMOKE ON THE WATER” (2:19) [Starday BMI—Clements] GRADY SPIRES MORRIS TAYLOR COWBOY COPAS (Starday 612) WCRY KPAY Macon, Ga. Chico, Calif. The Starday hit-maker has enough good things going for him in this new 1. Mama Sang A Song (Bill Anderson) 1. Mary Ann Regrets (Burl Ives) outing labeled “Family Reunion” to have one of his biggest wax triumphs 2. Wall To Wall Love (Bob Gallion) 2. Ruby Ann (Marty Robbins) in quite a while. The side is a slow-paced blue grass-flavored affair with 3. Bayou Talk (Jimmy Newman) 3. The End Of The World (Skeeter Davis) 4. Don't Let Me Cross Over (Carl Butler) 4. Ballad Of Jed Clampett an appealing down-home sound. “Smoke On The Water” is an infectious, 5. The Violet And A Rose (Jimmy Dickens) (Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs) hard-driving ballad with a moving religious theme. Side has loads of air- 5. You're For Me (Buck Owens) 6. We Missed You (Kitty Wells) play potential. /. Fool Me Once (Connie Hall) 6. It Was You (Ferlin Husky) 6. I'd Rather Stumble Into Your Arms 7. Safely In Love Again (Faron Young) (Billy Deaton) 8. Does He Mean That Much To You (Eddy Arnold) Dickens) 9. I've Enjoyed As Much Of This As I Can Stand 9. The Violet And The Rose (Jimmy (Porter Wagoner) 10. How Come Your Dog Don't Bite Nobody But Me “LIVIN’ OFFA CREDIT” (2:12) [Rally & Sun-Vine BMI—Nesbitt] 10. Tag Along (Wilburn Brothers) (Mel Tillis & Webb Pierce) “I’M A MARRIED MAN” (2:42) SINGING CHEROKEE BEN LANDIS KBUB KCAD [Ralph’s Radio & Sun—Vine BMI—Nesbitt] Sparks, Nev. Abilene, Tex. 1. Then A Tear Fell (Earl Scott) 1. I Just Want To See You Once More (Judy Lynn) JIM NESBITT (Dot 16424) 2. He Stands Real Tall (Del Reeves) 2. Room For One More Heartache (Bud Crowder) 3. Down By The River (Faron Young) 3. 1 Couldn't Be Your Number One The chanter, who scored a while back with “New Frontiers” on another (Singing Cherokee) 4. Does He Mean That Much To You (Eddy Arnold) 4. Ruby Ann (Marty Robbins) 5. I've Enjoyed As Much Of This As I Can Stand label, could have a quick hit with this first-rate-Dot outing. The top sicie 5. Foded Love (Lean McAuliff) (Porter Wagoner) here, “Livin’ Offa Credit,” is an extremely funny, self-penned recitation 6. Big Fool Of The Year (George Jones) 6. We Missed You (Kitty Wells) all about contemporary economics. Spinners should come out in droves 7. Two Little Hearts (Glenn Barber) 7. You’re For Me (Buck Owens) 8. Sing A Little Song Of Heartache (Rose Maddox) 8. Big Night At My House (Durwood Haddock) for the side. The coupler is a catchy, rhythmic, hard-driving opus about 9. Devil Woman (Marty Robbins) 9. Kickin' Our Hearts Around (Buck Owens) the perils of married life. 10. Pride (Ray Price) 10. Another Stretch Of Track (Dick Flood) "CAROLIAN" CHARLIE WIGGS DICK BONNER WCMS KCYN “FIDDLE AROUND” (2:05) [Bourne ASCAP—Ballard, Kusik] Norfolk 2, Va. Wheat-land. Wyo. 1. Ballad Of Jed Clampett 1. Mama Sang A Song (Bill Anderson) “MR. HEARTACHE AND MR. BLUE” (2:15) (Lester Flatt & Ernest Scruggs) 1. Wall To Wall Love (Bob GollionI 2. Don't Let Me Cross Over (Cart Butler) 3. Pride (Ray Price) [American BMI—Bowen, Campbell, Capehart] 3. Black Cloud (Bill Brock) 4. Room For One More Heartache (Bud Crowder) 4. Second Hand Rose (Roy Drusky) 5. Cowtown (Webb Pierce) 5. I'm Gonna Change Everything (Jim Reeves) JUDY CANOVA (Chancellor 109) 6. King Of The Blues (Ernest Ashworth) 6. Big Night At My House (Durwood Haddock) 7. Then A Tear Fell (Carl Scott) 7. A Little Black Book (Jimmy Dean) The vet performer returns to the wax fold with a rousing ultra-commer- 8. I'll Buff) 8. T For Texas (Grandpa Jones) Sign (Beverly cial item tagged “Fiddle Around.” The tune is a power-packed, chorus- 9. Black Cloud (Leroy Von Dyke) 9. Tag Along (Wilburn Brothers) 10. Gonna Raise A Ruckus (Jimmy Dean) 10. Tie A Ribbon In The Apple Tree (Rose Moddox) backed uptempo romancer sold with loads of authority by the lark. Watch it zoom up the charts. The flip, “Mr. Heartache And Mr. Blue,” is an easy-on-the- ears tradition-oriented country tear-jerker. Also merits a close look.

Margie Singleton checks in with a pair of dual-mart sales heavy- weights in her new Mercury stand. See Pop Reviews.

MAX FALCON (Fraternity 903) KENDALL HAYES (Palisade 14710)

(B-f ) “I THOUGHT I HEARD YOU (B-t-) “ROAMING THROUGH THE CALL MY NAME” (2:00) COUNTRYSIDE” (2:18) [Golden West BMI—Emerson] Max [Lowery BMI—Hayes] Kendall Hayes Falcon could have a fast noisemaker could jump into the national limelight on his hands with this flrst-rate with this warm, high-spirited hand- medium-paced chorus-backed lament clapper. Side boasts some top-flight with a commercial, listenable beat. lyrics. Eye it for rapid acceptance. (B) “COME ON SON” (2:35) (B) “MONEY BACK GUARAN- [Lowery BMI—Hayes] This TEE” (2:17) [Carlson BMI— time out the chanter unleashes his Falcon] Here’s a contagious poppish potent vocal talents full-blast on an rockin’ teen-angled twister. exceptional! pretty shufflin’ romancer.

REX ALLEN (Haccenda 11) RAY ODUM (Rodeo 762) (B) “THE BELL IN THE (B-f) “COWBOY’S CHRISTMAS STEEPLE” (2:14) [Riviera PRAYER” [Roper BMI (2:17) BMI—Henderson] Rex Allen who is Barker] The spinner offers a mov- (Check One) — is still scoring with “Don’t Go Near recitation things cow- CASH BOX AM A ing about the The Indians,” could pull some loot boys are thankful for with “Silent with this light-hearted, chorus-backed 1780 utilized BROADWAY DEALER Night” as a musical backing. happy ditty. Deejays should move A real pretty item. NEW YORK 19, N. Y. ONE STOP quickly on it. (B) Enclosed find my check. DISTRIB “DEAR DADDY UNCLE (B) “THE FAITH OF A CHILD” SAM” (2:19) [Roper BMI — Hen- RACK JOBBER (2:07) [FaDuCo BMI— $15 for a full year (52 weeks) subscription Newman] Another recitation with a derson] The chanter’s sincere delivery Q fine world COIN FIRM seasonal theme of peace. carries him in good stead on this mov- $30 for a full year (Airmail in United States) Should get some spins. OTHER ing, religious recitation. O $30 for a full year (outside United States) G $45 for a full year (Airmail outside U.S.) JAY JOHNSON (Rocket 1022) LESTER ROSE (Arlen 1014) NAME (B) “MY HOME IN OLD KEN- (B) “ALIMONY BLUES” (2:00) TUCKY” (2:35) [Lois BMI— [Arlen Rambler, Turner] Les- Johnson] Jay Johnson teams up with ter Rose and the Tennessee Road Tur- FIRM the Earl Taylor and the Stoney Mt. ners come up with top-drawer yodelin’ Boys on this real fasi-moving blue- folk blueser. The tune has a chance of grass-styled affair about his home making some noise if it gets the ADDRESS state. Side’s a natural for airplay. proper exposure. (B) “MEMORIES OF LOVE” (C-h) “WINO BLUES” (2:25) [Ar- (2:20) [Lois BMI — Johnson] len Rambler, Turner] On this CITY ZONE STATE dishes interesting Be Sure T« Check Business Clessiflcatiea Above! More good country sound. This one’s end Rose up an a traditional slow-paced tear-jerker. rhythmic lament.

54 Cash Box—December 22, 1962 COUNTRY CashJiflK ROUND UP

Pos. Lost Pos. Lost Watt Clyde Beavers and the Eager Beav- Week Week Just received word that W. R. has made arrangements with W. E. ers and Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs 23 and the Foggy Mountain Boys re- 1 WALL TO WALL LOVE 2 MARY ANN REGRETS Moeller of the Jim Denny Artist Bu- 1 Bob Galllon (Hlekorf 1181) 20 Burl Ives (Decca 31433) reau of Nashville to use Minnie Pearl cently co-starred in a country-folk as the star performer of the South- music concert at Vanderbilt Uni- Nashville. The affair, spon- ANOTHER DAY, ANOTHER western Exposition and the Fat Stock versity in MAMA SANG A SONG 1 Show, for performances from sored by the Phi Beta Fraternity, was 9 27 DOLLAR 19 twenty L Bill Anderson (Oecca 31404) 3rd. at Wynn Stewart (Challeage 9164) January 25 through February The the first of its kind to be held Willis Brothers have also been set to Vanderbilt and it received a tre- appear on the bill. 3 from the large num- I'VE BEEN EVERYWHERE COW TOWN 21 mendous response Hank Snow (KA Victor 8072J 3 28 Webb Pierce (Decca 31421) Jack McFadden of Senator Records ber of students who attended.

4 THE BALLAD OF JED HOW COME YOUR DOG 4 CLAMPETT 5 29 DON'T BITE NOBODY 36 Lester Flatt & Farl Scruggs Webb Pierce & Mel Tillis (Decca 31445) (Columbia 42606)

1 TAKE THE CHANCE 34 C SING A LITTLE SONG 30 Ernest Ashworth (Hickory) 9 OF HEARTACHE 6 Rose Maddox (Capitol 4845) MUST YOU THROW DIRT 31 IN MY FACE 28 c RUBY ANN 7 Louvin Bros. (Capitol 4822) 0 Marty Robbins (Columbia 42614) KING OF THE BLUES 32 7 DON'T LET ME CROSS OVER 8 32 Ernest Ashworth (Hickory 1189) Carl Butler (Columbia 42593) GEORGE JONES RAY PRICE REX ALLEN BAYOU TALK 47

1 4 Jimmy Newman (Decca 31440) o A GIRL USED TO KNOW 33 has turned over all the c&w A&Ring Sorry to hear that Bob Wills has George Jones (United Artists 500) 0 to Jimmy Fox. Jimmy is a well known suffered a heart attack. The vet per- DON'T GO NEAR THE guitarist and has been on many ses- former is now in a hospital in Beau- sions for Capitol and other labels. His BLACK CLOUD 10 34 INDIANS 17 mont, Texas. Q first effort for Senator 9 Leroy Van Dyke (Mercury 72057) Rex Allen fMereury 71997) will be on Nina Wright and Arlene Weber ses- Gene Williams, topper of Cowtown sions at the end of this month. Jimmy Records, is real excited about Jay DOES HE MEAN THAT FROM A JACK TO A KING 46 will operate out of the label’s Sacra- Chevalier, new artist on his label. 10 MUCH TO YOU 12 35 Ned Miller (Fabor 114) mento and San Francisco offices and Gene infos that spinners can write Eddy Arnold (RCA 8102) studios. If any of Jimmy’s old friends to the diskery at P. 0. Box 322 on would like to write him they can do so their letterheads for free copies. 1 CAN'T STOP (MY LOVIN' in care of the diskery at P. 0. Box

DOWN BY THE RIVER 18 30 YOU) 27 4104, Sacramento 21, California. . . . Ray Price and his gang are keeping 11 Faron Young (Capitol 4868) Buck Owens (Capitol 4826) McFadden sez that Nina Wright’s up their very active schedule. In fu- New deck, “Before Your Time” and ture weeks the chanter has dates set “Waiting For Daddy,” is getting a lot in a slew of Texas and Oklahoma en- IT 9 WAS YOU ANOTHER STRETCH OF of air play and jockey copies are still gagements. Ferlin Husky (Capitol 4853) 12 37 TRACK 39 available. Any spinner interested Dick Flood (Epic 9556) should write to him at Senator. Little Jimmy Dickens is currently headlining the bill at the Copa Club I'M GONNA CHANGE Local 47 of the American Federa- in Seaucus, New Jersey. Shorty and 13 EVERYTHING 11 TRITZEM YODEL 33 tion of Musicians Union has set a Smokey Warren and their Country Jim kearet (KCA Victor 8080) 38 Grandpa Jones (Monument 801) prime example of using country tal- Music Revue are still regularly fea- ent in conjunction with music per- tured at the club. WE MISSED YOU 13 SO HOW COME (NO ONE formance trust funds of the recording 14 Kitty Vfells (Decca 31422) 39 LOVES ME) 29 industries. Local 47’s recent “Country Bill Boston, personal manager of Don Gibson (kCA Victor 8085) Music Jamboree” at Hollywood’s Bud Crowder, writes in word that he MacArthur Park drew a huge crowd has just finished a highly successful THE END OF THE WORLD 22 of fans who enthusiastically received personal appearance in San Diego (RCA Victor 8098) 15 Skeeter Davis GET SET FOR A a host of country stars. The Nashville with Charlie Walker, Joyce Smith and 40 HEARTACHE 41 AFM local gives country musicians Smokey Rogers. Bill also sez that Loretta Lynn (Decca 31435) similar backing through a summer getting copies KICKIN' OUR HEARTS spinners interested in series of concerts in Centennial Park. of “Room For 16 AROUND 14 of Bud’s Toppa release The Toronto musicians’ local provides One Heartache” should write to him Buck Owens (Capitol 4826) SLEEPER CAB BLUES 49 a like service. The Hollywood affair at 9028 Christiana St., Spring Valley, 41 Tom O'Neal (Starday 607) boasted appearances by Gene Autry, California. PRIDE 16 Johnny Cash, Smilie Monroe, Jimmy Snyder, The Frontiersmen and 17 Ray Price (Columbia 42518) OF YOUR Mark Landau of the A. M. B. office THE SOUND Joannie, Jack Turner, Shorty Bacon, FOOTSTEPS 25 has set Marty Robbins for five solid 42 Sammy Masters, Tex “Smoke Smoke” Wilburn Bros. (Decca 31425) months of bookings through May Williams and Jimmy Bryant. Cliffie THEN A TEAR FELL 15 1963. The chanter’s bookings take him Earl Scott (Kapp 854) Stone was the emcee. 18 from Florida to the Pacific northwest FADED LOVE 44 and back in May to Oklahoma and the country 43 Leon McAuliff (Cimarron 4057) A1 Eddy, who spins the midwest. I'VE ENJOYED AS MUCH AS sounds on WNOS-High Point, North 19 1 CAN STAND 31 Carolina, has laid claim to three world Porter Wagoner (RCA Victor 8105) Rex Allen, who is still pulling coin GONNA RAISE A RUCKUS records: (1) continuous entertaining, with “Don’t Go Near The Indians,” 44 TONIGHT — 40 hours; (2) talking, 99 hours, 32 Jimmy Dean (Columbia 42600) minutes; and ad-libbing, 99 hours, recently knocked ’em dead in Ham- (3) impresario Lcn 1 CAN'T HELP IT 20 32 minutes. The deejay entered the mond, Indiana. Local Johnny Tillotson (Cadence 1432) for 20 display window of a local department Ellis produced the package show Music Center and FOOL ME ONCE — store at 7:00 AM on a Thursday night the Hammond 45 Connie Hall (Decca 31438) and kept a continuous ad-lib chatter brought in Allen to head the cast. 30 HOUSE DOWN THE BLOCK going for the 99 hrs., 32 min., coming Buck Owens (Capitol 4872) 21 out Monday morning at 10:32. He had THE VIOLET AND THE ROSE 38 a five minute break every two hours, 48 Little Jimmy Dickens (Columbia 42485) had meals brought in, and kept on THE WORLD BY hit I'VE GOT talking. Five judges were on hand at another smash TAIL 45 22 THE all times to see that he uttered his FOR Claude King (Columbia 42630) DON'T HANG UP THE 47 PHONE — prescribed one word per minute. Eddy 5tonewoll Jackson (Columbia 42628) had daily checks by a doctor and dur- Ernest ing the last 36 hours was checked PILL A PAIN A CAN'T every six hours. The station received Ashworth 24 23 LOCATE T FOR TEXAS — state-wide and local publicity on the Carl Smith (Columbia 42610) Grandpa Jones (Monument 801) THE 48 event. 1 TAKE Buck Owens sends along word that HELLO TROUBLE 26 50 CHANCE HE STANDS REAL TALL anyone who hasn’t received a copy of 24 Orville Couch (Yee Jay 470) Del Reaves (Decca 31417) 49 his Capitol newie may get same pronto by writing to Blue Book Music HICKORY 1189 at Rt. Box 234, Bakersfield, Cali- SECOND HAND ROSE 42 THAT'S HOW IT IS 43 5, 25 Roy Drusky (Decca 31443) 50 James O'Gwynn (Mercury 72053) fornia. 55 Cash Box—December 22, 1962 V Heroes a whole “Little LP Album” of sincere goot wishes ...for the happiest of holidays ant for a really great new year in 1965. . . to OU) friends everywhere from everyone at Seeburii It is the opinion of a senior vice-president of a banking institution with a long record of deaUngs with the coin machine industry that the operator is gaining in stature in his community as a business- man. This simple statement is about the highest comphment an operator of music and games can receive as far as his business is concerned

Considering the source, the nation’s operators can give themselves a pat on the back for having earned this compliment and the industry in the Phil- adelphia area deserves the thanks of everyone in the business.

The statement came from Ray Erfle of Philadel- phia’s Broad Street Trust Company, long recog- nized as a man of foresight based on his confidence in the coin machine industry and the people in it. Erfle is assisted by Jack Wagner, an assistant-vice- president, who has absorbed some of Erfle’s background and has built his own personal experience within the industry which stems from several years of doing business with operators.

The Broad Street Trust Company owes an amount of appreciation for much of this understanding to Philadelphia’s trade association, a harmonious group of coinmen if ever there was one. The Amuse- ment Machine Operators of Philadelphia enabled Broad Street Trust officials to view the vital statistics of the coin machine business as it really is, and not as it has been portrayed by the unknowing press from outside of the business.

Erfle and Wagner feel that the status of the operators throughout the country is similar to that of the Philadelphia coinmen. They feel that onerators in general are recognizing their responsibilities to the locations, to their competitors, and to themselves.

Leading banks across the country today have found that the coin machine industry with its unique products—music and amusement—has not only conducted itself in a highly reputable manner, but has indeed gone on to grow and expand to the point where many other finance firms view this industry with an enviable eye.

The bright credit picture today has actually come about from a mutual understanding of each other’s problems. Banks won’t lend money to people who do not conduct a business in a businesshke manner, and until these same banks decided to give an honest look into just what makes this business tick, no one got anywhere.

Today’s operator is well aware of his obligations and understands the science of business. This has been reflected in many lending institutions thereby relaxing credit terms which have helped the industry to grow.

We can only remark that like so many other worthwhile goals, with enough education and effort directed in the proper direction, similar goals can be achieved within the coin machine industry. Not overnight perhaps, but as in the statement of the Philadelphia banker, worthwhile working for. Bingo Distribs Kept Busy Shipping Cash Box Games Before Bee. 17th Deadiine VENDING NEWS Vending NEW YORK—Bingo distributors were the Bill were published in Cash Box, The Machine Industry's Only Newsweekly kept busy last week selling out in- November 17th. The Bill becomes law ventories on the multiple-coin in-line December 17th. Thereafter, only those games before the Eastland Bill be- persons registered with the Attorney Rowe AC Decentralizes Sales On comes law on December 17th. General’s office may ship and receive The Eastland Bill (S.1658) was this type equipment interstate and signed October 18th by President overseas. Vendors, Sets 6 Marketing Kennedy, as an amendment to the A Bulletin was issued by the At- Regions Johnson Act of 1951, thereby making torney General’s office outlining the Move Made To Coordinate Saies Through Distribs it unlawful to ship interstate this type procedure whereby firms may register equipment. as dealers in gambling equipment. CHICAGO—RoweAC Services has an nounced that it is establishing six Multiple-coin games were classified Cash Box will publish this bulletin as marketing regions coordinating prod- soon it is as gambling devices during legislative as received from Washing- uct merchandising, promotion, sales hearings earlier this year. Details of ton, D.C. and service, and distributing, for Rowe Distributors throughout the United States. Jack Harper, Vice-President and World Wide Holds ! Frantz Offers Two General Manager, said, “The purpose I of our decentralization program is to Seeburg Service School ! New Location Games give the Rowe distributors greater sales and service assistance right CHICAGO—World Wide Distributing CHICAGO—John F. Frantz, president through to the operator, as a selling Company, Seeburg distributors in this of J. F. Frantz Manufacturing Com- organization. Rowe is intensifying area, held a service school session on pany, of this city, announced the in- activities in relationship to our distributors and salesmen. intend to Wednesday evening, December in troduction of two new coin-operated We 5, work more closely than ever with the World Wide showTooms for See- amusement games last week, which distributors and salesmen to help burg’s “LPC-1 Console” coin-operated were actually released at the recent them realize greater profits and sales phonograph. 39 operators and service- Parks Show in Chicago, for the na- growth.” The six geographical regions are: men representing 20 firms from tion’s operators. They are: “Little Northeast, East-Central, Southeast, Northern Illinois and Lake County, League-Double Header” baseball game Midwest, South and Southwest, and Indiana turned out. a two-player which is available — Far West and Northwest. WILLIAM (JACK) HARPER Charles (Chuck) Gates, Seeburg’s with multiple chutes; and the new- Harper explained that each region will be supervised by regional sales midwestem field service engineer, con- type pistol-target game, called “Save managers responsible for planning as well as closely assisting distribu- ducted the sessions, Our Business” (S.O.B.). is covering the The name and directing all sales and service tors in developing their merchandising theory of operation of the new See- derived from a slogan used by the activities within assigned territories. and promotion plans. burg Console phonograph, and details present administration in Washington on the workings of the album pricing by some of the nation’s business lead- unit. Also, on the Tormat Control ers. And was formerly used by ex- Seeburg Names Keefer Oklahoma Council Meet Center and the amplifier. President Truman. A lively question and answer period The latter machine, which is com- Discusses Food, Taxes followed pletely mechanical reputed Controller, Cekal Asst. the classes, with Gates as and to be CHICAGO—The 1962 annual meeting the lone target for answers, which he a 100% skill game, has a bulls-eye of the Oklahoma Automatic Mer- freely and comprehensively gave. target that moves for exciting action chandising Council was scheduled for Thursday, December according to The combined school session and shooting. It’s a plunger type game. 13, Council President Albert G. Nech- buffet supper were hosted Frantz stated that these addi- by Joel two anicky. Canteen Service Co., Okla- Stem, president of World Wide Dist. tions to his line of amusement games, homa City. Co.; Fred Skor, general sales man- along with Frantz Mfg.’s. profit game Guest speakers were David E. Hart- ley, NAMA public health counsel, and ager; Howie Freer and Kurt Kluever. of 1962—“U. S. Marshall”—now make Dr. Kirk T. Mosley, state health com- Gracious hostess for available to operators the catered buffet a lineup of missioner. They discussed the pro- supper was Dorothy Cairns. three low cost, top location games op- posed new Oklahoma food vending On hand representing the World erators have been demanding for quite code. Wide service dept, were Newell Bel- some time. Open to all Oklahoma vending operators whether or not they are mem- lamy and Di Piero. “Our very popular Sam amusement bers of the council, the meeting was Operators and servicemen who at- games are priced low enough for the held in Oklahoma City and started at tended the classes remarked, as they nation’s operators to amortize their 7 p.m. at the Tradewinds Motel, 3115 North Lincoln. were departing, that they were very costs and to realize high profits at the Other topics on the meeting agenda pleased with the earliest possible time,” way the school ses- Frantz added. included discussion of the state ciga- sion was conducted, and that they ac- “Add to this the fact that there are rette stamp tax, commissions, election complished much by coming. no wires, no electrical systems, and of officers and a dutch-treat steak dinner. The next service school class at hardly any service problems and you Oklahoma Automatic Merchandising World Wide will be based chiefly compound the advantages,” he said. JOHN J. KEEFER on Council is a state affiliate of National “Trouble Shooting” equipment, ac- “Therefore, there is no necessity Automatic Merchandising Association. CHICAGO—James W. Harpel, finan- cording to Stern. The date for this among operators for engineering cial vice-president of The Seeburg session is as yet Corporation, not determined. know-how, nor the need for special has announced new appointments to the position of controller New Finance Booklets service tools. As can readily be under- and assistant controller. stood, all three games must be seen John J. Keefer, named as controller, NEW YORK—Standard Financial Betti To Handle New held that position with the Bert Mills to be fully appreciated.” Corp., financing institu- Corporation at the time Bert Mills commercial Cue Stick Nationally Frantz explained that coin tion, has announced that two new machine was acquired by Seeburg in 1957. operators who visited the Parks Show Prior brochures explaining commercial fi- NORTH BERGEN, N. J. It may not to that he was controller for the — available expressed considerable interest in all nancing and factoring are be a white Christmas at the Betti Northwestern Electric Co., Chicago. free of charge. home but it’s a bound to be an old- three of the games (which were ex- He is a graduate of Northwestern They are entitled “Who Uses Com- fashioned one. Bert Betti, Eastern hibited there). This, he said, resulted University with a B.Sc. degree in mercial Finance—And Why?” and Novelty Distributors, will be in heavy sales. He was forced to in- business administration and lives in joined in “Who Uses Accounts Receivable Fac- River Forest, Illinois. his Jersey home on Christmas Day by crease production iri his factory to an toring—And Why?” The former suc- his father and mother, James F. Cekal, named assistant his sister, her “unprecedented high to meet the de- cinctly describes the range of services controller at Seeburg, has been a husband, and the children. The entire mand. offered within the industry and what senior accountant on the auditing staff group will wing westward from Italy ; “These new amusement games are sorts of companies can effectively use of Arthur Andersen & Co. He also is a for the big homecoming. The commercial financing. The latter ex- Family the result of our constant experimen- Northwestern University graduate. will be together for about one week. tation, in developing new coin- plains in a semi technical way how the most used types of commercial Betti’s dad, Humbert, veteran coin- operated amusement ideas, expert MINNEAPOLIS—Officials of Auto- financing save money and improve man, resides in Lido where he rep- designing and sparing no expense to- matic Products Company advised that cash flow. resents the pool table supply firm. wards making available to all markets a new model Smokeshop Cigarette Both booklets are available by Betti returned last week from a the very best we can possibly offer in Vendor will be ready for delivery by writing Mr. Mark S. Kaufmann, Vice European trip where he completed amusement equipment for locations March 1963. Prototypes of the ma- President, Standard Financial Corp., negotiations for exclusive national everywhere,” Frantz said in conclu- chine were displayed in San Francisco 530 Fifth Avenue, New York 36, New representation of a new cue stick. sion. during the NAMA Convention. York.

58 Cash Box—December 22, 1962 —

LAST CALL FOR ADVERTISING!

1962 YEAR-END COIN MACHINE REVIEW

A Special Supplement In The December 29th Issue

Appearing In 4 Separate Sections

Section 1

1962 Review Of Industry Events A concise report covering the past twelve months—news events, legislative actions, distributor appointments, new equipment, highlights of people, operations, conventions. The perfect setting for your ad- vertisement whether your equipment is just off the assembly line or used and ready for delivery.

Section 2

Vending and the Coin Machine Operator What can the coin machine operator expect during 1963? Will vending provide an outlet for diversification? What do the experts think of the juke box operator's chances in this growing field of automatic merchandising? Find

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Perfect opportunity for all firms to wish each and every customer best wishes for the new year. Fine public relations opportunity for an insti- tutional message. We'll help you write and design it. Call early for a sample layout by mail.

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Cash Box December 22, 1962 ——

Bally Names Coin Mart For Louisiana, Mississippi

Bally repair department, large NEW ORLEANS— Manufactur- shop, modem The holiday season has arrived on Tenth Avenue. Local servants are stop- ing Company officials advised last parts department and a staff of out- ping by more often than usual. Delivery boys, plumbers, painters, electricians, week that the firm has appointed Coin side mechanics. street cleaners, garbagemen, and a few others who were not officially recorded < this written, all ^ Mart Incorporated to represent the Nick Carbajal, well known coin ma- as was combined to make up a gorgeous group. The envelopes were stuffed and sealed with care beforehand, knowing that the callers would Bally amusement machine line in Lou- chine veteran in this area, is Presi- soon be by. And so Christmas is in full swing on coinrow as it is each year, isiana and Mississippi. Charles S. dent of Coin Mart Incorporated. The with ops ordering equipment for those holiday stops while the sellers of this Rosenblum, Vice-President of Coin firm’s affiliates ai'e Coin Service Inc., equipment hand envelopes to some, calendars to others, and good tidings to the ft masses. Meanwhile, it’s all part of doing business and can knock Mart advised that the franchise is ef- CrowTi Novelty Co., Dixie Coin Ma- today who it— after all who started it? fective immediately. chine Co. and Jewel Amusement Com- Coin Mart is located at 1055 Ba- pany. The Bally line was formerly ronne Street, New Orleans. The shop handled by the New Orleans Novelty The new Runyon plant in Springfield, N. J. is a tribute to the industry. A long, facilities include a paint and spray Co. low one-level building, just completed last month, houses the core of Runyon’s ’ business, which stems from selling to operating and the keynote is equipment. From one end of the block-long plant to the other, people, parts, machines and ,, Rowe AC Issues Cole, Labor Sec. Called In more machines, make up an industrial sight to see. And to think it all started C with a small route in 1938. Barney Sugerman and Abe Green have built a veri- Siverson Disk Packs On Dock Meet Talks table dynasty of music, amusement, cigarette and vending operations, as well as a wholesale house which boasts the top lines from Chicago. CHICAGO—P. N. Glover, Assistant NEW YORK—Labor Secretary W. Director of Sales, Rowe AC Services, Wirtz has joined negotiations on the this city, announced last week two currently deadlocked longshoreman’s A1 Bodkin and his lovely Frances, a happy twosome, in town last week, and ^ more Top Talent album release packs contract dispute which thx’eatens a A1 is fidgety. The newspaper strike has curtailed his communications from Wall Street and Aqueduct and the coinman was fairly grumbling. Especially for juke box programming. The titles tie-up of shipping along the nation’s with a drop on Monday and no news yet on Tuesday’s prices. But Fran carried are as follows: “Ramblin’ Rose” by east coast extending from Maine on through it all as the couple drove to Jersey for a luncheon date with Mr. and Nat King Cole; and “Big Bands Back” around and down to the Gulf. Mrs. Barney Sugerman, long-time friends. featuring Doc Siverson. The disk Top officials of both sides of the packs are part of a series of regular dispute have been called to Washing- Attention Coinmen: You will receive the annual Cardinal Spellman Service- releases by the juke box manufac- ton, D.C., according to official reports, men’s Club solicitation this week asking for a donation. The coin machine in- turer in conjunction wuth the firm’s in order that the proposed strike be dustry has never let this organization down and with a little luck and some plan to furnish operators with pro- postponed indefinitely. The ILA ex- wide support the industry can raise $2,000 to feed and entertain the servicemen at the Cardinal Monsignor Kelly is traveling the route gramming material for the 33-45 rpm pects to call a strike December 23rd Spellman Canteen. John once again soliciting funds for this worthy cause. A lot of the fellows dropping phonos and to expose patrons of juke upon expiration of the current Taft- by this Christmas will be the same guys who stood by battle stations in Florida box locations to this type music. Hartley order which is now in effect. last month, awaiting the word from JFK. They didn’t have to go into Cuba and

so while they’re here in the big town, help show ’em how you feel. Return the (ji enclosed envelope with your donation. Every dollar counts. Meeting & Show Dates Irving Holzman, United East Coast head, sat in his office Wednesday, trying j‘|j

to decide on a trip to Chicago. Having just returned last week, and it’s a tough' i decision to make. But as we left Irv to his lonesome, it appeared as though business is business and trip to the Windy City would be in order. New equip- Dec. 17—Associated Music Operators of Rochester (Monthly) ment on the way. . . . Millie McCarthy in town, dropped by our Broadway of- Place: Sheraton Hotel, Rochester, N.Y. fices to spend a moment. 17 ^Automatic Equipment and Coin-Machine Owners’ Assoc. Inc., Indiana (Monthly) MONY offices have moved downstairs one flight. The association is still at Place: Room 24, 550 Broadway, Gary, Ind. 250 W. 57th St., but now on the twelfth floor, room 1229. Smaller offices were —Coin Machine Operators Assoc. the choice when the agent notified officials of a raise in rent. And how many times have we heard this story from our landlords? Maybe we should havc/i.,, Place: Knights of Columbus Hall, Houston, Tex. gone into real estate. 18 ^Westchester Operators’ Guild, (Monthly) Place: American Legion Hall, 57 Mitchell Place, White Plains, N.Y. Juke Box rentals are keeping jobbers and ops alike busy these days. West- 19 New York State Operators Guild Chester ops make a specialty of sorts out of it with ops like Carl Pavesi set-up *

in time the ; Place: Hotel Washington, Newburgh, N.Y. to handle phone calls for jukes with records to be delivered for holiday parties. 19—^Eastern Pennsylvania Amusement Machine Assoc. (Monthly) Place: General De Kalb Inn, 2519 De Kalb Street, The Tartaglias don’t have enough athletes in the family. Now Paul’s son | Michael, years old, has to go and spill 799 pins in 4 games at a tourney r Norristown, Pa. Jay 9 [ in Port Chester. He had previously bowled a 501 and 524 series in the bantam 31 Central State Music Guild (Monthly) — division of the Ridge Bowl Junior League. He has averaged 200 for his last Place : 805 Main St., Peoria, 111. four starts. Port Chester newspapers headlined the youngster’s achievement Jan. 1—Harbor Music Operators’ Association (Monthly) with large sports page features, stories and photos. Quite a kid. Place: Cook’s Bullpen, Paramount, Calif. 2—Amusement Machine Operators Assoc, of Penn. selling bingo machines or parts,’? Place: Colony Inn, 3 Miles e/o Harrisburg In the event you have considered buying or the December 17 effective date for registering such activities will have arrived 4-5 South Dakota Music & Vending Assoc. — by the time you read this. . . . Hank Grant will continue in business as Inter- : Place: Sawnee Hotel, Brookings, S.D. national Amusement Co., and Belgian Amusement after a split with Jack 7—California Music Merchants’ Assoc. (Monthly) Palmer and A. Poliak who have formed a new Belgian coin machine firm— ^ Belintraco, in Antwerp and will travel to this country in January to form a Place: S. Grant Hotel, Diego, Calif. — U. San new US company. 7 Phonograph Merchants’ Association (Monthly) Place: Hollenden Hotel, Cleveland, Ohio (General) 8 California Music Merchants’ Association (Monthly) Bert Betti back from Italy after settling the final details of new slate nego- Place: Fresno Hotel, Fresno, Calif. tiations which will, incidentally, increase Betti’s slate top imports quite a bit, advises that he spent much time with his father Humbert Betti veteran 9 California Music Merchants’ Association (Monthly) — — coin machine operator from this area, who is now more active than ever in the Place: Bakersfield Inn, Highway 99, Bakersfield, business, but on the other side of the Atlantic. Bert refers to his Dad as “my Calif. agent” and tells us that both his Mother and Father will stay with Bert and his family for the holidays. In addition, Bert’s sister, who is married to a government man in Italy, will bring the family over at the same time. So it’s gonna be old home week as the Betti Family gets together for Christmas. j 16 LATE MODEL SEEBURG E2 VENDORS- $225 ea! Rock-Ola 1485 (2) $560 ChiCoin Starlite $645 Rock-Ola 1458 295 United Atlas Shuffle 100 In time for the holiday play is the Seeburg Artist of the Week pack^—Ma- Rock-Olo 1455 225 Keeney Roll-A-Line 295 halia Jackson’s “Silent Night,” on 33 stereo. . . . Rowe released a Charlie AC ^ AMI JBl-120 365 All-Tech Fire Engine (New) 525 continue AMI G-120 195 All-Tech Chuck Wagon (New) 525 Shavers and a Chet Atkins LP package last week. And the 33 disks Wurlitrer 2100 295 Toonerville Trolley 295 rolling in for operator programming. (3) \ Wurlitzet 20 1 7 195 Bally Champion Horse 345 WILL TRADE FOR BIG BALL BOWLERS—Gottlieb and Williams 1957 and later. J. F. Frantz has two new games in production—‘Little League DoubU4» Call Bob Jones—ALgonquin 4-4040 Header’ and ‘S.O.B.’, a title based on the usage of this term by administrative REDD DISTRIBUTING CO., INC. and business officials toward one another. And with business running as heavy as it usually does at this time—as our Year-End Coin Machine Review goes to 1 26 Lincoln Street, Brighton, Mass. press, our apologies for not appearing in person around the environs of coinrow NEW ENGLAND'S LEADING DISTRIBUTOR (in the event you missed us and we hope you did) this past week. ’Tis a shame strollers 10th Ave. Music • Vending - Games - Alleys - Seeburg • Bally - Chi Coin - Keeney when we can’t say ‘hello’ at least once per week to the of But we were there in spirit.

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GUNS! RIDES! GUNS & RIFLES 1 Long Range Rifle 475 4 C.C. Ray Gun 1 Gun Patrol $110 373 10 Seebarg Bear Gan 175 Chatter 4 Dale Gun 65 Chicago Seeburg Coon 3 1 Jet Gun 110 Gun 3 Six Shooter 110 175 1 Bally Moon 1 Silver Bullet 125 tKg orbital Raider 225 2 Pop Gun Circus 250 OF STEREO 1 Bally Gun 3 Gen. Shoot’g What’s the number one topic of discussion these days? You guessed it—the Gaily 135 Smoke 245 SOUnU ROUND 2 Bally Sharp 225 bitter cold weather. Furthermore, the heavy snowfall across the Lake, around 2 Ex. Shoot’g Shooters 225 Locations love it! Fully perfected, into Ohio, king-size in activity Gall’y 125 the South Bend area and on has put a snag 4 Ex. Sportland 135 full-range, self-contained Stereo among some of the distribs hereabouts. However, optimism reigns supreme and 1 Scl. Jungle Joe 110 RIDES Round* . . . only in the Rovi/e AMi. 4 Keeney Sports- Lane Cowboy Horse ?325 local is keel. however, pleased if Jolly business on an even Operators would, be man 135 Champion Horse, The new Rowe AMi lets you pro- Keeney Air Saint Nick would get some of the people away from warm radiators and TV 3 late 425 gram 200, 160 or 100 selections. sets in their homes, and into the taverns and amusement centers and start the Raider 150 Ex. Pony Express 175 1 Un. Jungle 125 Big Bronco 325 All in one phonograph. See it coins rolling in like they should. 1 Keeney Safari 150 King Horse 275 At your Rowe AMi Distributor 1 Un. Bonus 175 Sandy Horse 350 Patent pending 1 Un. Sky Raider 225 C.C. Space Ship 275 1 Twin Fun 295 Bally Space Ship 275 Rowe AC Services 9 Mid. Shoot’g Junior Jet 125 Bill of Automitic Company of America Genial O’Donnell was out of town last week on business. Herb Jones ad- Gall’y 225 Boat Ride 275 Division Canteen Mid. Del vised that with the approach of the big year-end holiday season everyone at 9 Miss America Boat 325 . 18 So. Michigan Ave., Chicago 3, Illinois^ Shoot’g Gall’y 275 Bally Elsie the Cow 195 Mfg. has a cheerful outlook for the coming year. He extends the Season’s 3 Gen. Sky Gunner 125 Old Smoky 275 Best Greetings from all, especially from Ray Moloney and Don Moloney to 2 Gen. Kite Fiter 125 King CiooChoo 250 3 Gen. Sky Fiter 125 everyone in too. Meteor Hot Rod 225 coinbiz (and the best to you Herb.). 1 Gen. Rifle Tusko Elephant 475 Gallery 125 Camel Ride 475 2 Gen. Big Top 175 Motorcycle 325 1 Gen. Wild West 195 Model T Ford 395 Nate Feinstein announced last week that vet Joe Klyken has been added to 1 Gen. Gun Club 295 Auto Test 425 3 Gen. State Fair 223 Turn Pike Auto Test 675 Atlas Music’s sales staff. Joe, who was a 25 year veteran employee for Rowe- 1 Gen. Circus Rifle 225 Bally Fire Engine 425 AC Services’ ABT Division, will concentrate on vending machine sales, accord- 2 Wms. Vangoard 225 Bally Hot Rod 375 3 Wms. Hercules 295 Bally Western ing to Nate. . . . Christmas cheer is becoming increasingly evident at United 1 Wms. Crusader 275 Express 375 Mfg. these days. Genial greeters are Herb Oettinger, Bill DeSelm, Ray Riehl, 1 Wms. Space Bally Speed Queen 375 ROSEN Glider 350 See-Saw Clown Ride 275 LeRoy Kraehmer and Glenn Johnson. 1 C.C. Pony Bally Little Express 395 Champ Horse 375 1 C.C. Pistol Pete 125 Toonervllli Trolley 375 YEAR END They’re “burning the midnight oil” at Williams Eectronic Mfg., pushing TWIRLEY BIRD—HI-WAY PATROL production to get as many “4 Roses” pingames shipped to distribs so that Wil- INDIAN SCOUT — COW PONY — FIRE ENGINE, NEW, WRITE liams employees can “deck the halls with boughs of holly” for the firm’s an- CLOSEOUT nual Christmas party. Busiest of the lot are prexy Sam Stern, vice prexys Art Weinand and Dave Howie, and Jack Mittel. CLEVELAND COIN Machine Exchange, Inc. Season’s greetings from Chicago Dynamic Industries are joyfully extended 2029 Prospect, Cable-Clecoin, Cleveland, Ohio to “all --.ur friends in the coin machine industry” from Sam Wolberg, Sam All Merchandise Like

Gensburg, Mort Secore, Jerry Koci, Harry Glick and Herb Bidenkap. . . . See- burg’s Stan Jarocki was delighted to return from a biz trip in time to enjoy New—Ready to Go the happy holiday season with his constantly growing family. Xmas and New Year greetings are joyfully extended by Seeburg chairman Delbert Coleman, BEST PRICES EVER OFFERED Jack C. Gordon, Tom Herrick, Bob Dunlap, Bill Adair and Stan.

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With the spine chilling cold weather blasts Chi is “enjojfing” Dave and Doro- 4 CHICAGO COIN PRO thy Gottlieb wasted little time in dashing out to Miami Beach. While we’re BASKETBALL $375.00 shivering here they’re basking in the Florida sunshine (weather permitting). 12 MIDWAY DELUXE BASEBALLS 345.00 Among those at D. Gottlieb & Co. keeping warm by enjoying the heavy sales on Gottlieb’s “Rack-A-Ball” pinball amusement game are Nate Gottlieb, Alvin 9 WILtlAMS ROAD RACERS ... 375.00 Gottlieb and Judd Weinberg. 5 MIDWAY DELUXE SHOOTING GALLERY 275.00 3 MIDWAY DELUXE SHOOTING As this year comes to an end Gil Kitt, owner of Empire Coin Machine Ex- GALIERY 275,00 change; and sales chief saleswise. Joe Robbins say they enjoyed a big 1962 16 MIDWAY SHOOTING GALLERY Joe expresses much confidence in his prediction for 1963. Bill Jack Burns and REGULAR T 95.00 Herbord look forward to a busy road schedule next year. Season’s greetings 7 GENCO BIG TOP RIFLES 150.00 are extended to all by Empire’s gals—Caroline Weintraub and the lovely phone gal Helen. ... We received our annual Christmas greeting from Tony Galgano, 3 UNITED CARNIVAL RIFLES .. 95.00 Reuben Lawrence and their families. HIS MAIL* WILL BE 5 GENCO SPACE AGES 175.00 SIGNED, SEALED 19 CHICAGO COIN ROCKET SHUFFLES 75,00 Joel Kleiman, head of Pioneer Distribs in Milwaukee, longdistances that AND DELIVERED 12 GENCO GYPSY GRANDMA is business great throughout his territories. . . . Rock-Ola’s Ralph Wyckoff WITH PEDESTAL STAND ... 175.00 infos that Frank Doyle is out on the road singing the praises of Rock-Ola “IVI’s” new line of coffee machines. Edward G. Doris is keeping an eagle-eye WITH on all production. Holiday greetings are sent to all in coinbiz by David C. All Prices Quoted Crated F.O.B. Philo. Rockola, Donald Rockola, Dr. David Rockola, Ed Doris, Frank Doyle, Art Ehlert, Bill Haldeman, Ralph Wyckoff, Les Rieck, Jack Barabash and many, CHRISTMAS WIRE—PHONE—WRITE TODAY many more Rock-Olaites. Send for Complete Lists of World’s Largest Inventory This is a season to be jolly at J. H. Keene> & Co., where prexy Roy McGin- SEALS nm is clearing the decks for a big, busy 1963. Clayton Nemeroff is delighted ARCADE—GAMES—BINGOS etc. with sales and acceptance of Keeney’s new Postage Stamp Vendor. . . . This is TO FIGHT TB AND OTHER RIDES—MUSIC— a time for good tidings at First Coin, according to Joe Kline, who returned last week from the huge Wurlitzer showing in Miami Beach. In the first place. RESPIRATORY DISEASES First Coin is closing out a banner year with Wurlitzer phono action. Secondly, DAVID ROSEN Joe, Sam Kolber, Fred Kline, Nick Nelson and all the personnel at First are answer your Christmas Exclusive AMI DIsL. Eo. Po. happily preparing for the holiday. Seal letter today 855 N. BROAD STREET, PHILA, 23, PA. * Jackie Gleason’s, of course. PHONE — CENTER 2-2903 Joel Stern & Fr^ Skor are pleased with a new reconditioning operation at World Wide Distribs. It’s a combination room Hydro Cleaning method, used also as a drying room (after re-painting of used coin machine equipment. Bob Cristo sez it’s superior to steam cleaning in some respects. Howie Freer and WANTED-United 16' Playtime Bowlers, As Is,

Kurt Kluever busy as beavers these days, and liking it much. . . . Mert Levinson advises that he and National Coin prexy Joe Schwartz are hoping the East COMPLETE. ADVISE LOWEST PRICES. Coast Longshoremen’s strike ends before it becomes a big headache in export biz. ... We tore Ted Rubey and Estelle Bye away from their production • •164A:«l..'erBfi4 Stmti: watching to chat briefiy. They look forward to fine a 1963 in sale of Marvel Phlli., Pi. CEC-5O00 Mfg.’s. electrical scoreboards for shuffleboards and other parts and components production. UHITEO MFG. CO. DISTBIBOTOB

Hank Ross, Marcine Wolverton and Ralph Sheffield, Midway Mfg. Co., asked us to extend their very best season’s greetings to their many friends in coinbiz Exclusive Chicago Area importers;- everywhere. , . . Johnny Frantz is wondering when he’ll have the time to Distributors for spend some of the Christmas cheer with his family, he’s that busy with pro- WURLITZER Send for FREE duction of his three amusement games, “U.S. Marshal,” “Save Our Business” PHONOGRAPHS and PARTS LATEST CATALOG and “Little Leaguer—Double Header” at J. F. Frantz Mfg. Co. 64 PAGES—Fully Illustrated

3 Li Exhibit Supply’s Chet Gore tells us he’s just completing a big sales year with his two big items, the plastic card sealer coin-operated machine and Ex- hibit’s “Compact” vacuumatic picture card vendor. He has great plans for J Joe Kline e Cable: “FIRSTCOIN”—Chicago 1963, he said. . . . Coinmen: Don’t forget to rush your advertising copy to New 1750 W. NORTH AVE. • CHICAGO ILLINOIS • Dickens York for the big 1962 Year-End Coin Machine Review!! 22, 2-0500

Cash Box—December 22, 1962 61 for '62! NEW FOR SALE WMS. VANGUARD GUN $175.00 DELUXE California Clippings WHS. HERECULES GUN . . 225.00 and WMS. TITAN GUN 250.00 I SPECIAL BALLY SHARPSHOOTER 275.00 5 6-POCKET BALLY DERBY GUN 175.00 BALLY A. B. C. S/A 95.00 BUMPER Most of the distributors along Blvd., planning to be closed Dec. 24, ^ BALLY DEL CLUB S/A 275.00 Pico are to enjoy a long Holiday . . • BALLY OFFICIAL JUMBO S/A 350.00 week end. . Paul Laymon informed they are having very UNITED ATLAS S/A 175.00 go<^ success with the new Rock-Ola phonographs at Paul Laymon, Inc. POOL® Allan WMS. OFFICIAL BASEBALL .. 265.00 Kimmel has been absent due to an accident which occurred during the BALLY BALL PARK 275.00 process of reorganizing and remodeling the shop. Britt Adelman, secretary proudly pointed out the new phone installed throughout the > NEW DESIGN- BALLY BIG INNING 175.00 equipment recently ROCK-OLA 1455 235.00 building. NEW MECHANISMS! ROCK-OLA 1464 WITH STAND 325.00 A1 Martino paid a visit to the Leuenhagen ‘record bar’ while on the coast At foor dl$trlbut9t ROCK-OLA 1465 350.00 plugging new Capitol album, “The Exciting Voice of A1 Martino.” The Solle f wrUm diTKt. ROCK-OLA 1475 425.00 Sisters are planning to spend their vacation in Palm Springs over the Christ- i VALLEY SALES CO. SEEBURG KD200 325.00 mas and New Year’s Holidays, and wish to extend greetings to all distributors 333 MORTON ST., BAY CITY, MICH. SEEBURG V200 CONVERTED 175.00 and operators. KEENEY BIG ROUNDUP, BUCKAROO new employee, Ronald Johnson, is de- MAKE OFFER A now working in the maintenance partment at the Wurlitzer Factory Branch. John Scavarda returned from a ^ 1 AKE CITY AMUSE. CO. trip to San Diego and Walt Peteet, reg. services eng., is on tour in the north- ' For Sale 1 4533 PAYNE AVE., CLEVELAND, ern part of California. John mentioned that Coast Automatic Vending moved Seeburg OHIO their quarters to Santa Ana. “S L-IOC 1»« Play Cabinet like ne* $475.00 (Tel: HE 1-4100) The shop at Duarte International Sales has been working overtime, to pre- B-HH) 125.00 pare holiday rush orders for shipment to Manila, Japan. Okinawa and ... | Gottlieb Charlie Robinson reports business in general continuing to show an increase, Ba.sketlMiil 45.00 at C. A. Robinson Co. ... At Simon Distributing Co., George Muraoka re-Ri All Star Basketball 35.00 & Poker Fare 45.00 ports difficulty in stocking pool tables, due to their recent demand. Paul Hart | China Town 45.00 of the parts dept., spent the week end in Las Vegas enjoying the various shows, Knoek Out 65.00 ‘ Continental Cafe 150.00 but returned a loser! Sittin’ Pretty 160.00 The Champion Fast Draw Gun on display at American Coin Machine Inc., is I’nirene 175.00 OPERATE Sunshine 160.00 creating great interest among the operators. Bill Lanzy informed they have Hi Hive- 175.00 many advanced orders waiting to be filled. Bill is planning another trip to the

Williams Bay area next week. . . . The Christmas party for the employees of the Cali- WILLIAMS ( Giishe- 125.00 fornia Music Co., will be held on the premises, December 24. Sam Ricklin re- Arcade turned from a one month cruise through the Caribbean and said it proved very .Scientibc batting Prvtioe 10c 145.00 interesting in spite of some stormy weather. I Williams Ten Strike 150.00 2 Champion Hockey e.icli 75.00 At AMCO Music & Vending Bill Happel informed a new department has ROSES j Exhibit Foot Vitalizer 75.00 4 been added, to handle non-coin operated pool tables for home use, in game ^ Baily Heavy Hitler 200.00 lAaiu Tommy (liiii 55.00 rooms, etc. The parts dept, and record one-stop will be completely set up by .Seeburg Bar Gun 75.00 Sensational Rotating next week. new employee, Jean Bonham is the receptionist at AMCO’s new A | Keeney Air Raider 95.00 Chicago Coin Pistol 55.00 location, 6403 E. Slauson Ave. Marshall Ames and Leo Simone are in San Exhibit Shooting Galleo' 95.00 Targets draw heavy Francisco on a combination business and pleasure trip. Ge Sky Gunner 110.00 Keeney Texas Leaguer 5c 50.00 play. Many ways to A new rifle, “Indian Hunter,” manufactured by Dale Engineering will be Counter Games available within a week at R. F. Jones & Co. Chuck Klein is jetting to San i> 2 Pikes Peak each 27.50 advance to "speciaT' 5 Gottlieb Grippers each 16.00 Francisco for the week end, and will attend the Christmas party to be held in i 2 Holly Grippers each 10.00 the Hall, there. of the communications 2 ABT Target Skill each 12.50 See your Williams Distributor Jones for the employees Don McGowan 7 Champion Basketball each 17.50 div., came in second in a 2 mo. national sales contest, and won the $100 prize. Skill Thrill Target 10.00 View-A-Scope 10.00 The Jones Boys wish to extend Holiday Greetings to their many friends in the ^ Dep. Bal. C.O.D. V3 area. Electronic Mig. Corp. Some of the visiting operators seen on Pico Blvd., this week were: Dick Hall, Nitteberg Bros. , 4242 W. Fillmore St., Chicago 24, III. Oxnard; Lester deChene, Riverside; S. L. GriflSn, Pomona; John Ketchersid, Castlewood, South Dakota Long Beach; Walter Hennings, Costa Mesa; Thomas Glynn, Pasadena, and Bill Bradley, Covina. // you are reading someone elses copy of Midwest Musings

George Wohler, Stillwater, in town for the day making the rounds and

. . Minn., in The Cash picking up his record and parts orders. . Bob Keese, Forest Lake, Box for hours to take care of business. . . . Nick and Bob Berquist, town a few Ironwood, Mich., in town for the day visiting a few distributors and getting their record and parts orders. They have moved into new quarters last month. why not mail this coupon Retail records and recorders in the front part of the store with plenty of shop i; facilities and storage space in the rear. John McMahon, Eau Claire, Wise., in the hospital for several days getting a '

-j thorough check up and rest. . . . Mr. & Mrs. Bob Aherin, LaMoure, No. Da-

kota and some friends in the Twin Cities for a few days vacation. . . . Tom

Roberts, Hurley, Wise., in town for a couple of days getting records and parts. i today cities . . . Bob LeCleir, Chippewa Falls, Wise., taking time off to drive into the

. . . Minn., for a few hours to complete some business. Jack Harrison, Crosby, . in town for the day visiting his brothers and sister, also stopping in to get his

parts order. . . . Lyle Resting, Benson, Minn, is getting over a case of Flu., Fleose Chock Fropor , which kept him in bed for a few days. THE CASH BOX Qatslflcatlon Btlow Our condolences to the Walter Witt family on the death of Walter’s father, 1780 BROADWAY MY FIRM OPERATES THE Mr. William John Witt, who died last week and was buried Wed., 5th. Mr. FOLLOWING EQUIPMENT: in overnight. NEW YORK 19. N. Y. Witt was 81 years old. . . . Harold Rose, Fargo, No. Dakota, town JUKE BOXES Stopped in to say hello. Enclosed find my check. AMUSEMENT GAMES $15 for a full year (52 weeks) subscription OGARETTES ^ $30 for a full year (Airmail in United States) VENDING MACHINES Happy Birthday This Week To: $30 for a full year (outside United States) OTHER

Jr., Milan, Tenn. . , . Eugene R. Smith, Chgo, 111. ... $45 for a full year (Airmail outside U. S.) Herman C. Creswell

Myrtle H. Singley, Shreveport, La. . . . Samuel A. Weisman, Balt., Md. ... i

111. . . . Chas. Lichtman, NAME J. D. Cox, S. F., Calif, , , . Ray Diehl, Chgo., S. New- ark, N. J. . . , T. E. Robertson, Tampa, Fla. . . . M. H. Rosenberg, S. F., Calif. ^

. . . . Harold N. Lieberman, Mpls., Minn. . . . FIRM , . Simon Wolfe, Jacksonville, Fla. Abe Chapman, L. A., Calif. . . . W. E. Bosche, Raton, N. M. . . . Earl Kies,

Chgo., nil. . . . Carl Happel, Milwaukee, Wise. . . . Ben Smith, N. Y. . . . Peter S.

ADDRESS Jackson, Chgo., 111. . . , Louis N, Jamail, San Antonio, Texas. . . . Stanley C.

Woznak, Little Falls, Minn. . . . Roger G. Anderson, Chelsea, Okla. . . , Jo- CITY ZONE STATE seph E. Spirawk, Elmira Heights, N. Y. . . , I. J. Hudson Jr., Mound City, Bo Sura To Chock BuhiMi CIcoMflcctloiu Abovol 111. , . . Jack Wilson, Newburgh, N. Y. , . . Garnett R. Stephenson, Bluefield, W. Va.

62 Cash Box—December 22, 1962 ;

NOW! DYNAMIC ANIMATION IN A SINGLE PLAYER

BALLS ROLL UP ON RACK IN LIGHT BOX!

Scoring any lit rollover rolls multi-colored balb up on rack in light box.

Specials scored for racking up 9 balls.

• Additional specials scored for racking up more balls.

• Hitting blue, green, and red targets lights pop bumpers for high score

and bottom roll-overs for specials.

• Match feature * Sparkling cabinet design

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BUY PIN GAMES Wms. Vagabond Wms. Three Duces IP. Write IP. $75 Wms. Friendship Gott. Flipper Parade 7 IP. $325 IP. 250 225 Wms. Tradewinds Gott. Flipper IP. Gott. Capain Kidd IP. 350 2P. 325 Wms. 3 Coin IP. 275 Gott. 7 Seas 2P. 275 Wms. Jolly Joker TOP EARNINGS 250 Gott. Gondolier 2P. 175 IP. Gott. Contmental IN Wms. Reserre IP. 250 Cafe 2P 135 Wms. SklU Ball IP. 225 Gott. Falstaff 4P. 175 EVERY nPE OF LOCATION Wms. Caravelle 4P. 325 Gott. Flagship 2P. 125 Gott. Gypsy Queen Wms. Golden Glores EVERYWHERE IP. 135 IP. 75

WANTED TO BUY C. C. Duchess. Princess, Continetal B.^'A. C. C. Shuffle Alley, 6 Games, Pro, Triple Gold Pin, Red Dot. ONLY Seeburg AQ 100. AQ 160, AY 100. AY 160. LX. Shuffle Alley, Lightning, Clipper, Capitol, 3 Way and up. PORTLAND, ORE.—Budge Wright, tion with the new equipment. Top, President of Western Distributors, Budge Wright and the new phono- Rock-Ola distributors here, recently graph “Rhapsody 160.” Bottom, left to premiered the new 1963 phono line. right, E. B. Harris and Jim Togor; WURLITZER Pictured above are photos taken in Mr. and Mrs. Tom Percy with Wright MONROE ^Wright’s showrooms and also on loca- and Roger Folgate. HAS THE Coin Machine Exchange, Inc. 2423 Payne Ave. ALL DISTRIBUTOR ADS SCHEDULED TO APPEAR IN Cleveland 14, Ohio THE YEAR END REVIEW MUST BE MAILED TEN TOP TUNES Superior 1-4600 BY DEC. 19TH!

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WANT—Close out over run return hit 45 RPM FOR SALE—2-WurL 2300S $495; One AMI records. Contact immediately for quick Cont. Il-lOO monaural with 33 1/3 $750. . CLASSIFIED AD RATE 20 CENTS PER WORD transaction. BILL ISAACS, 79-16 256 St., BIRD MUSIC DIST., INC., 124-126 POYNTZ " FLORAL PARK, N.Y. (Tel. FI-7-1575 or AVE., KANSAS. C»—t rrcry word iicludiiig all word* ta firm name. Numbcn in oddrwt count as MANHATTAN. Fl-7-2607) OM WMsi. MinimiHn ad accepted $S.OO. CASH OR CHECK MUST ACCOMPANY ALL ORDERS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. If cosh or chock it not oncloted with ardor your oinolfied od will be held for following Mae peodiog receipt of year chock or cosh. WANT—Beach Clubs, Beach Beantys, Gay FOR sale:— i-Speed Super Fast Shuffle Times, Big Times, any other Bingos com- Board Wax. 24 ene-peund cans per cose. HOTtCB— CInwffInd Advortfnors. (Ootsido USA add SS2 to your prcoaot sub- plete and in working order. Crates or nn- $8.50 f.o.b. Dallas, Texas. Said on money tcriptioo price). You are entitled to a douified od of 40 words in each week's issue crated for cash. DAN CONNY, 1026 BUF- back guarantee. DUtribntor fer D. Gottlieb, for a poriod of One Fell Year, S2 consecutive weeks. You are allowed to change your FALO AVE.. NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. ChICoin. STATE MUSIC DISTRIBUTORS, Clotoifiod Ad each week if you to desire. All words over 44 will be billed at the rate (Tel. BU 5-5582). INC., 3100 MAIN ST., DALLAS, TKXAS. of 2Rc per word. Please count words carefully. Re sure your Classified Ad is sent to roach New York publication office by Wednesday, 12 Noon, of preceding week to appear In the following week's issue. WANT Bslly-United-Chi Coin Big Boll — — FOR SALE—Ante-Pheta Stndies, Model 9 Bowlers Gottlieb and Williams Pins 1957 — $995.; Model 11 $1,885.; ABT Sheeting (Ul- and Up. Pay highest cash 5 or will accept lery (like new) ; Kiddie Rides. Arcade fqnip- in trade for Shuffles. Music. Vending, Kid- Classified Ads Close WEDNESDAY ment. Write fer list and pricao. ADVANCE die Rides, Arcades, Etc. Call Bob Jones. DISTRIBUTING CO., 5444 DEL-MAR REDD DISTRIBUTING CO.. INC.. 126 LIN- V BLVD., ST. LOUIS 1, MISSOURI. (Tel. Send all copy to: CASH BOX, 1780 Broadway, New York 19, N.Y. COLN ST.. BRIGHTON, MASS. (Tel. PArkview 7-l$7$). ALgonqnin 4-4040).

WANT—Are regular bnyers late binges, (^U- WANT Reliable mechanic experienced on — FOR sale: 180,108 new 4S rpm 6 mentbs to lieh 2-4 players, S eehvu-g B-C V-2II, Bewl- jukes and coin operated amusement games. 1 year old. $18 per 188, $85 per 1888; Abe iags. an^eppod, complete, working, packed Top wages and permanent job to good man. 25,808 EP’s $25 per C; $288 per M; 12" LP’i WANT erigiaal eartasts. We pay dsllars. cash in Must have references. drinker. No E. & R. $858 par M. RAY- advance. Qnste price FOB nearest seaport. SALES., 1732 available $188 per C; MONROE, GRAND RAPIDS, 178-21 AVE., WANT—PUUdeJahin Toboccan (Skee Balls) MAX LOBO. UEIR, 23, ANTWERP, BEL- MICH. MAR SALES CO., JAMAICA (Tel. OLympla 8-4812). gooto unonlity. prim. eoadMoa and serial # GIUM (Tel. 11.81.33). JAMAICA 32, N. T. in Rrat IsSSer. DAVE LOWT-M.J.L. OPER- ATING CORP.. *•! TENTH AVENUE, WANT—need 45 rpm records. All typos, as WANT—Mechanic, top man on games, juke N.T.C. I« (TaL LT 1-lRSS). and cigare'te machines. they run right sff the rente. No sorting Top salary—benefit. FOB SALE—6 Pocket Pool Table*, excellent J & M AMUSEMENT., 84 JACKSON AVE- 14' Ssshurg phonographs MKOB and C er picking. We pay highest prices and shape $150; Bawlers $18$.; Blinker* WANT the freight. Standing order available NUE., JERSEY CITY, N.J. 14' VIOO—KD to. Also cigarette vendors. THE for $185.; Skee BalU $12$.; Bowtotte $175.; regular shippers. J D SALES, 1 VI- Shuffle* $48.68. Writ* *r wir* to- GENERAL AUTOMATIC S.C. 6«. RUE VAN & Rebound DETTA ST., W. PEABODY, MASS. (Tel. day. DISTRIBUTING CO.. SCHOOR. RRUSSELS S. BELGIUM— PURVEYOR CABLE ADDRESS JEUMATE—BRUSSELS. JE 2-6737). 4322 NOB'TH WESTERN AVE., CHICAGO 18, ILL. (Tel. JUniper 1-1814). WANT—Usod 4S RPM Records. All types, as WANT—Need Gottlieb Pingames and Seeburg they rnn. right sff the route. No sorting or Phonographs (V-200's and more recent mod- FOR SALE picking. We pay freight from anywhere in els). Quote prices F.O.B. nearest seaport. ef used Phono- USA. Btnndhig order available for regular FOR SALE—Complete line VERHEDA P.V.B.A. KRONENBUR(i- Cigarette Machines shlppars. JALBN AMUSEMENT CO.. INC.. graphs, Shuffle Chimes, STRAAT. ANTWERP-BELGIUM. CABLE FOR SALE Phonograph and amusement ma- and various types of all other games and 14 BAST list ST.. BALTIMORE 18, MD. — ADDRESS: VERHEDA. chine route in fast growing Northern Cali- equipment. Loweet price*. Be*t merchandi*e. fornia city. Established fifteen years. Great One letter, wire or phone call will convince WANT Bingea, will accept in trade against — WANT—45 Records, new or used. LP’s potential. Illness forces sale. Priced to sell you. We are factory repreaentatives for anything yen nuiy need, anch as. Music, Pin RPM also considered. We pick up any quantity at $29,000. Write CASH BOX, BOX 580. United, Rock-Ola, Bally and Irving Kaye. Oames, ShalBaa or Vending Machines. What TARAN DISTRIBUTING, INC., 3401 N.W. have youT CLEVELAND COIN MACHINE yon have on hand and pay highest cash pricss. Write 36TH ST., MIAMI 42, FLA. (Tel. NEwton BXCHANGE. INC., 2028 PROSPECT. information to: EARL KUHNS DIST. CO.. 4580 SNEAD, FOR SALE Telescopes, vends views over 5-2531). CLEVELAND IS, OHIO. (Tel. TO 1-6712). SANTA CLARA, — CALIFORNIA. CHerry 1-0087. $100 a week, and no merchandise to buy. Price $695 and up, includes base and stand, WANT—Attention: Distributors and record write. ANDERSON VENDING & MANU- WANT pay the highest prices all shops. There's Gold on your shelf. Want 45 —We for FACTURING CO., 3225 S.W. 78th AVE- FOR SALE Relays—low cost, high quality, Bally Bingos and (^ttlieb Pinballs — rpm rccerda up to It years eld. Highest manu- NUE. PORTLAND. ORE. (Tel. CA 2-1327— general purpose open style made to your factured 1958 and np. Interested all prices paid anywhere. Up to 434 each-^nr brand BE 6-7422) specifications. Short run ear specialty. Alio new closeouts. Also arcade equipment. choice. BIG JOHN RECORDS, 687 WASH- Cable electrical harnesses and switch stack assem- w or write to: INGTON ST., BOSTON, MASS. (Tel. 338- HOLLAND-BELGIE, EUROPE Mies. MARVEL MANUFACTURING CO.. SPRL, 276 AVENUE LOUISE, BRUSSELS 7426). Bally Can-Can $745; Bikini $625; 2847 W. FULLERTON AVE., CHICAGO, 5. BELGIUM. (Cable address: HOBEL- FOR SALE— Circus Queen $550 Roller Derby $450 ILL. (Tel. DI 2-2424). EUROP-BRUSSELS). ; WANT—45 RPM Records, new or used. No County Fair $450 ; Ballerina $340 ; Sea quantity too large or small. Highest prices Island $320; Cleaned and shopped; Call paid. Write stating quantity on hand. TONY WANT—Juke Box Operators For a steady year NASTASI DISTRIBUTING CO., 912 POY- DRAS ST., ORLEANS, LA. (523- GALGANO DIST. CO., 4115 W. ARMITAGE, round outlet for your used records Manu- NEW FOB SALE—Records, New _45’s 100 assorted CH1CA(K> 3», ILL. (Tel. Dickens 2-7860). facturers’ For your overruns and surplus 6386) FOR QUICK SERVICE. tunes per carton—60% majors, 11^ and less. LP’s Sc 458. Call or write, EASTERN EP’s 25^ per record, 12" LP’s majors and more, $75. Will WANT—Bingo (Mmes. Gottlieb Pins 1957 np. RECORD SALES & DIST. INC., 751 10th others, pre-packaged 100 or 2 like Watling Horoscope or- Lotta-Pnnn. Wire, Write or phone, SCOIT AVE., N. Y. 19, N. Y. (Tel. Cl 5-9469). FOR SALE— — new— send sample order. Send check or money Scales each; 5 Stands 2 2540 CROSaS CO.. 1641 NO. BROAD. PHILA- (g) $150, — Holds der. SID TABACK RECORDS. W. machines 1 Robt. 1 Penn.. CALIF. DELPHIA, PA. (Tel. CE 6-4444). — Bums; Wm. PICO BLVD., LOS ANGELES 6, Vends 5 Cigars per pack $75, each; 5 3-8735). WANT—Your used or surplus records all @ (Tel. DUnirk for $300.00 like new 1 of speeds. We buy all year 'round, and pay Sets — ; —King Swat 45*8 WANT—Records. and LP’s, new only. top prices. No lot too large or too small. Base Bali @ $75.00. SEACOAST DISTS Please give f^ details first contact to avoid We pay freight. BEACON RECORD DIS- INC.. 1200 NORTH AVENUE. ELIZABETH delay and aannre quick deal HARRY WAR- 4, NEW JERSEY (Tel. BI 8-3524-5). TRIBUTORS. INC.. 821 NORTH MAIN SALE Attention! We are the trade’s RINER. KNICKERBOCKER MUSIC CO.. ST., FOR — PROVIDENCE, R.I. (Tel. UNion largest suppliers of Pool Table supplies 453 MCT-KAN AVE., YONKERS, N. Y. (Tel. 1-7500, JAckson 1-5121). slates, cues, balls, cloth, etc. Best quality, GReenleaf 6-7778). Seeburg KD200’s $325.; or FOR SALE— @ lowest prices, write or phene for our new five for $1500.; V200’8 (g) $170.; or five for catalog. EASTERN NOVELTY DISTRIBU- five for $3000.00. WANT—New er used 45 RPM Records, net WANT—Panorams and Panoram parts. United $800.; 222’s @ $650.; or TORS, 3726 TONNELE AVE.. NORTH Wurlitzer 2000 $250. 1800 $215.; 1650 over 4 menths old. We i»y 154 and the Triple Plays Wanted. ADVANCE AUTOMA- @ @ BERGEN, N. J. (Tel. UNnion 3-8627). freight. Can use any quantity. WALLY TIC SALES CO., 1350 HOWARD ST., SAN $95.; 24eOS @ $575.00. AMI JBJ 120 @ RECORDS, 17725 N. W. 8TH PLACE. FRANasCO, CALIF. (Tel. HEmlock $575.; G 80 and 120’s @ $225.; JBl 120 @ 1-1750). $495.; Rock-Ola 1455 (g) $275.; 1448 @ $245.; MIAMI 68 , FLA. 1465 (g) $365.00. Prices F. O. B. Detroit. Michigan. All equipment complete and op- i'OR SALE—Shuffle Alleys (United) Eagle- WANT—Exhibit’s lOU, Selectem and Horse- erating—crated for export. See us for best Dual & Three ways. Alse used 45 RPM WANT FOR Resale: Seeburg and Wurlitzer shoes. State price, quantity and condition — buvs on used vending equipment. MARTIN Records off route. MOHAWK SKILL Phenographs, Games, Cigarette Machines. In first letter. NEW LIDO ARCADE. 412 AND SNYDER CO.. 12727 W. WARREN GAMES CO.. 67 SWAGGERTOWN BD.. Send list, condition, prices. HASTINGS DIS- EAST BAL'HMORE STREET, BALTI- AVE., DEARBORN. MICHIGAN. (Tel. 2, N. Y. CO.. SCHENECTADY MORE, MD. TRIBUTING INC., 6100 WEST BLUE- LUzon 2-2300). MOUND ROAD, MILWAUKEE 13, WIS- CONSIN. WANT—AMI 120 and 200 Phenographs, Hide- aways, Belectien Boxes, Steppers. Late model FOR SALE—Pokerino nearly new with drop 'OR SALE—Mills & Jennings Fruit Machines GettEeh chnte and knock off. Also have some older Falls, High Tops, v Phi Gamea: 54 Sc 104 Coanter WANT—Un. Triple-Plays FOR 5- —Black Cherries, Olden Write SALE— Pokerino games with push chutes. If you Diamond Fronts, Games. stating quantity, condition and ball Nev. games, bingo games, golf champs, Blue Front, Brown Fronts, best eosh price. need parts for your Pokerino we have them. Beodv for export. COIN ST. THOMAS COIN SALES Bowlers all sizes, makes, models. Big A-1 condition. — & Write, JAMES TRAVIS, P.O. BOX 206, 1995 LTD., 448 TALBOT ST., ST. THOMAS, or sraaU balls. MACHINE DISTRIBUTORS CO., NOBRO NOVELTY, 142 MILLVILLE, N.J. ONT.. CANADA. (Tel. MElrose 1-9558). DORE ST.. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. DICKERSON ROAD, RENO, NEVADA, (Tel. FA 3-8546). (Tel. MA 1-5438). J WANT Gettlieh used 2 players, — 1, & 4 as is, FOR SALE Late model shuffle alleys. United, complata. 1818 and — up. IMPERIAL COIN Chicago Coin, Bally, CHEAP! Write, Wire. MACEINB CO.. 488 WANT New or Used records not over ANDERSON AVE., — 8 Call. UNITED EAST COAST CORPORA- CLIFFSIDK. months old. pay to Crystal, Big Benas. Niagara, NEW JERSEY. We 154 184 and can use TION, 583 TENTH AVENUE, NEW YORK OR SALE— 158 of a no. MELODY RECORDS. 849 Cyclone, Club, Lucky, Shopped and ready. DUN- 36, N. Y. (Tel. PE 6-6680). DEE AVE., BARRINGTON, ILL. (Tel. Wm’s Extra Inning $350; Seeburg KD’s,, Used 45 WANT— RPM Re«er4a. Right off 381-6858). V200’s, R’s, QieO’s. Seeburg Wallboxes. the rente. All types, ae sorting er picking. Phone or write. Three Hole in One (3olf quantity FOR SALE Large supply of Bingos. Up- No too Urge er small. Highest — ea; BROS., AMUSEMENT rights and Joker Balls. Kock-Ola 14.55 $525 GRECO priese peld. KING SALES. 128 FRANCIS CO. INC., 1288 BROADWAY, ALBANY, ST.. WANT—Bally or United Bingo Backglasses, $295.00 1436A $85.00, 1438 $165.00. Seeburg ETERETT. MASS. (Tel. DU 7-4148). N.Y. (Tel. HObart 5-0228) New or Used from Beach Club to Aca- and Rock-OIa 100 and 120 Wail Boxes pulco.—ATLAS DIST. 1024 COMMON- $35.00 and Hidden Units. HALLGKEN DIS- WANT—Cnt-e«t SingUe. 12" Long Plaj W'EALTH AVENUE, BOSTON 15, MASS. TRIBUTORS. 1626 3RD AVENUE. MO- and KMdU Reeer^ we will purchase you LINE. ILLINOIS. entire eat ent er everpredactien inventor Panerams — Amusements — Ar- on FOR SALE — a eemtrartnel hsaie. Ben Jacobs—Da' WANT—Any age used 45 RPM records. Tell cades—Export, Mills 16 M.M. RCA Projec- Waneie. os NATIONAL EA(;-0-TUNB8 INC what yea have. We pay all freight from FOR SALE— If it’s Panoram Parts you want. tors. I, ike New. Original Cabinets. Vista 15 ALABAMA AVENUE. ISLAND PARK anywhere. We pmy higheet pricee. Try ns Phil Gould has 'em, PHIL GOULD, 224 Vision Screen. Safety Glass Fronts $400^' L.I., N.T. (Tel. and profit. H6-TU 8-81t8). Don't waitt Write ns today I MARKET ST.. NEWARK. N.J. (Tel. MAr- Firm FOB. B. GORDON, BAY AREA FUN MUSIC SERVICE CO.. 424 E. Broad St., ket 4-3297). CENTER. 723 MARKET ST., SAN FRAN- Richmond 18. Va. WANT—To bay in qnantlty for resale—N; CISCO. CALIF. tlauol 111 and 111 Cigarette machines. F< Sale er trade— FOR SALE New and Used Coin Machines, Deiaxe Big Tents; Couni WANT—3 H.F.C. V 2-8 Speakers—TOLEDO — Fairs; Denhle shopped and ready for location. Also routes Sheta; Skeot SheoU; 6 BrigI COIN MACHINE EX., 814-816 SUM5UT ST.. Spot Binges. Write er vail— for sale. AUTOMATIC MUSIC CO., 1214 W. E. L. HARRI! TOLEDO 4, OHIO. (Tel. 3-7191). FOR SALE Wurlitzer 2300, 2310. 2400, 2410, CH ST., TULSA, OKLAHOMA. (Tel. — BUDDY BUDDY ENTERPRISES, CHES' ARCHER 2510 Phonographs. Completely shop- 4-4775). 2500, ER. ILLINOIS. LU ped, original crates, ready for shipment. offer refused. Phone or write W'ANT Jacques Palmer has an office in No reasonable — 902 WEST, WANT Want Mechanics Antwerp buyer of Seeburg, Wurlitzer and UNITED DISTRIBUTORS, INC., — (several) for coin- FOR SALE You need back glass insurance. (TeL operated machines .Music, pins, shnffles, — SECOND, WICHITA 3, KANSAS. — Experience on AMI. AMI bingos, bowlers, Back glasses are expensive and a great many Hatk-OU, Wurlitxer guns, arcade AM 4-6111). and Seeburg Phonos. equipment. Cash on the line. of them will be irreplaceable. Your invest- Also several games Contact at 31 mechanics, pill time PALMER BELINTRACO, ment in equipment is valueless without a permanent position. Plenty of room for ad- SOMERS STRAAT, ANTWERP, BELGIUM. back glass. Protect yours now with “shatter- vancement. Fringe benefits. Only thoroughly proof”. Easily and quickly installed on experienced men considered. Apply in person Bingos, Uprights, Shnffles, Bowlers, $10.95. FOR SALE—Golden Bells $135; Williams Big or phone collect to Mr. HANS VANDEN- WANT—Mechanic, Full-Time, Experienced State name of game when ordering. STATE League Baseball $100; Call us for amuse- DOP, RUNYON SALES COMPANY, U.S. only. Salary Open. AUTOMATIC SELLING SALES & SERVICE CORP., 1005 EAST ment equipment. GENERAL DISTRIBUT- HIGHWAY 22 & FADEM RD. SPRING- ASSOCIATES. INC., ISLAND PARK, N.Y. BALTIMORE ST., BALTIMORE, MD. (Tel. ING CO., 1609 ORLEANS AVE., NEW OR- FIELD. N.J. (Tel. DR 6-8720). (316-GE 1-3321). DI 2-3055). LEANS, LA. (Tel. 524-6729)

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SECTION MFRS. NEW EQUIPMENT

FOK SAL.K—World famooB Aristocrat Fmit/ FOR SALE—Specials; Gott: Brite Star (2 CURRENTLY IN PRODUCTION Paksr Machines. Arcadian. Sheerline, Star- pi) $175; Lightning Ball $195; Foto-Finish Pr/cts shown aro fist prices f.o.b. factory. Mfrs. have not authorized prices where no price It shown IHa, Clnhmastsr, Criaseroas, Wild Ace, Gold $225; Corral $275; Tropic Isle $295; Sweet Award, FMr Reeler, Gnaranteed Jackpot Sionz (4 pi.) $295; Williams Short Stop uul Dropping Jackpot coosbinations. AINS- (Baseball) $195; United Jnmbo Bowling WORTH CONSOLIDATTO INDUSTRIES Alley 16’ $245; Bally Bowler 21’ $845; ALL-TECH INDUSTRIES, INC. HEB-200 Hideaway, 200 Selective Stereo (G.B.) LtsL, ITS, Grays Inn Road, London Rock-OIa 1495 (200 Sel.) $645; 1455 (200 Indian Scout CDA Stepper, CDD Stepper, WQ-100 IM W.C.I., Ungland. Cablao Afadaat LONDON. Sel.) $245; MICKEY ANDERSON AMUSE- Musical Ferrm 'W^eel Sel. W.B., WQ-100 166 SeL W.B.. WQ- MENT COMPANY., 314 EAST 11th Cow Pony 126 120 SaL W.B., WQ-266 260 Sal. W.B., STREET,. ERIE, PA., (Tel. GLendale Stage Coach WQ-206-1 806 SaL W.B. . Dual Pries 2-3207). Hi-Way Patrol Play. WQ-a06-8 860 SaL W.B.. Duel Price Santa F* Sxprass Play, 4-Coin Rejector FOR SALE—Genco State Fair $175; Midway PTre Engine F-10426 Bar Grip, W.B. ManaWng Bracket Bazooka $345 ; Chi. Coin 4-Player Derby Satelit* Rzploror BX-600 Cylindri^ Wall Speaker $245; United Shoffle Baseball (new) $495; FOR SALS-^didway dslnxe baseballs, new in EX-700 Wall Speaker WESTERN DIST., 1226 S.W. 16th AVENUE, original erates. Write for special price. AMERICAN SHUFFLEBOARD CORP. L-2130 Ceiling Spkr., Ckoiee af Grille PORTLAND 5, OREGON. (Tel. CA 8-7565). MIKR MUNVE8 CORP., $77 TENTH AVE., ImperuU Shuffleboard TyiDes Listed : L-2186 Raadam Pattern, N.Y.a IS (TeL BRyant »-SS77). Electra 6 Pkt. Pool T»bl« Li-2186 Uniform Pattern, L-X666 Circular Flush-Mount Grille AUTO-PHOTO CO. Ririera Cigarette, 20 sal, 866 pack. Celebrity Cigarette Merc^ndiear, 14 selee- FOR SALE Big Time. Gay Time FOR SALE Munves Squoits Water Pistol Modal 12 Studio $8,245.00 — $90 ; Broad- — tion, 510 pack capacity, seedular line. way $125; N. Club Beach $125; Wms. King of Swat Deluxe Base- V-2 Auto-Voice Recorder $135; Time $245; $75; Calcbrity Candy Harebandisar, 11 seieodons, Carnival Qneen ball $75; United 13’ 16’ $275; Sea Island $365; Bal- Alamo B.A. $850; 360 capacity, modular. lerina $435; County Fair $500; Buckley Track Team-Mate B.A. $550; 16’ League B.A. $475; BALLY MFC, CO. 77 Candy Marebandiaer, 11 eel, 860 cap. Odds FP or cash P.O. $325; CROSSE-DUN- 16’ Advance B.A. $450; 16’ Duplex B.A. Silver Sails (Bingo) $1,265.00 Tasty 20 Candy Marebandiaer, 26 sel, 660 CO., 136 $395; 16' Bonus B.A. HAM A N. MANHEIM, YORK, $295; Jumbo B.A. The 'Twist (Bingo) $1,166.00 cap. PA. $225; CENTRAL OHIO COIN MACHINE Big 7 Shuffle 1,045.00 Celebrity Pastry Mcrebandiaer, selection, EXCHANGE, INC., 858 6 N. HIGH ST., Equipped with combination coin 100 capacity, modular. COLUMBUS, 15, OHIO. (Tel. AXminster mechanism ; Std. dime coin mecha- Celebrity 4-3529). Hot Food lierehandiear, 7 selection, nism $995.00 140 capacity, modular. FOR SALH—Regnlation Shnfle Alleys $15#.; Bank-Ball 695.00 Celebrity All P irpoe* Marebaadiscr, 136 ca- 16' Bnlls Bye Drop Ball $7$.; Gnna. Five Balk, Deluxe Bally Bowler lengths . . 1,575.06 pacity, 180 selection, modular. Old ShnRlao, Drink Machineo, Cigarette FOR SALE—50 ld/5^ ABT Challenger and 5' Extension Sections $105.00 (May Celebrity Freeh Brew Coffee Merchandiser, 11 Vendors. Write or call CENTRAL DIS- your score with metal stands. Clean condi- 1962) selection, 760 cup capacity, modular. TRIBUTOR*, INC, 2315 OLIVE ST., ST. tion $22.50 ea; (Jott. Brite Star $150; Gott. Celebrity Cold Drink Merehandiaer, 4 selec- LOUIS, MO. Majestic $150; Williams JoUy Jokers $275. CHICAGO COIN MACHINE tion. 1000 cup capacity, crusbed ice faaturf Write or Phone. WALLACE DISTRIBUT- Big Hit Baseball optional, modular. ING COMPANY, P.O. BOX 75, MINERAL Citation Shuffle Alley Dollar Bill Changer, 10 change combinations, WELLS, TEXAS. (Tel. FA 5-3600) Area Royal Crown Bowler (8/62) up to $300 bank capacity. Code 817. World’s Fair Rifle (lallery Celebrity Condiment unit,, accommodating FOR SALE—Wms. Vanguard Gun $175; Wms. Pro Basketball ’61) oven, can opener, ketchup, mustard, salt, Hercules Gun $225; Wms. Titan (June Gun $250; All-Star Goalie pepper, etc., modular. Bally Sharpshooter $275; Bally Derby Gun $175; Bally A.B.C. s/a $95; Bally Del Club FOR SALE—Cleaned Shopped 8/a_ $275; Bally & AMI JKL EXHIBIT SUPPLY CO. Official Jumbo s/a $350; $575; Rock-OIa THE SEEBURG CORP. United Atlas s/a #1454 $275; Rock-Ola Card Vendor $175; Wms. Official Base- #1458 $375.00. baU MID-WEST DISTS., 709 DSIOO—Directional stereo, 100 sel. Phono $265; Bally Ball Park Kleer Plastic Laminator Vendor . . $275; Bally Big LINWOOD BLVD., CITY. Inning $175; Rock-OIa 1455 KANSAS MO. DS160—Directional stereo, 160 seL phono $235; Rock-Ola (Tel. WE 1-8776). 1464 with stand $325; Rock-OIa 1465 $350; FISCHER SALES & MFC. CO. All models have the following as standard Rock-OIa 1475 $425; Seeburg equipment KD 200 $325; Crown One Hundred (100") Seebnrg V 200 converted Keeney Personalized feature. Artist of the Week $175; Big Crown Ninety (90") Roundup, Buckaroo make offer. feature. Universal pricing. Play 83-1/8- LAKE CITY FOR SALE Seeburg’s—C’s Crown Eighty Five (85*) AMUSEMENT CO.. 4533 PAYNE AVE., — $125; V’s $195; 46 rpm records, intermixed. Half dol- KD’s $295; V-3WA’s $70; Wurlitzers—1700 Royal 90 (90") CLEVELAND, OHIO (Tel. HE 1-7577). lar. Remote Control optional $100; 2#0e Royal (76") $175; 2100 $225; 2150 $275; 2200 76 HYIOOUR—Stereo, 100 selection, hideaway. $360; 1-120 Crown Fiesta AMI— $350; Rock-Olas—1468 —Reg. Bumper HY160UII—Stereo, 160 selection, hideaway. 1475 — $350 ; $350 ; Bally ^Trophy Bowler $195 3W100 Wall-O-Matic “100”, Single prleing Chicago — Coin—Classic Bowler $150. 6ABRI- J. F. FRANTZ MFC. CO. S3W160 Wall-O-Matic “160”, Single pricing FOR SALE Williams — — Pine (Reserve, Black ELSON & COMPANY, 724 MEMORIAL U.S. Marshal 6^ Gun TWI—^Twin stereo wall speaker, 8 In^ Jack, Metros, Ten Spot, Hi-Way) (3 Coins DR., S.E., ATLANTA, GA. (TeL JA 5-7441). New Frontier (Counter Pistol) .... 'TCI Twin stereo comer speakers, 8 inch $250.00 each) — — Coin Counter, (^oin Sorters, Dodge City (Counter Pistol) 'TRI—^Twin stereo recessed speakers, 8 inch Coin Changers, Coin Wrappers. (Parts & Kicker & Catcher Extended bass comer/wall SuppUes). EBWCI-12— GLOBE DISTRIBUTING CO., ABT Challenge Pistol speaker. 12 inch 1623 N. CALIFORNIA AVENUE, CHICA- FOR SALE—BasebaUs : United Star Slugger $125; Bally Heavy Hitter $250; Shuffle Al- ABT Quesser Scale PRVC-2—Powered remote volume control GO 47, ILL. (Tel. ARmitage 6-0780 81). — leys: C.C. Four Game $350; C.C. Bnllseye ABT Rifle Sport CC-2—Coin counter—PS6-1Z—Power supply $125; Keeney ChaUenger Alley $95; Guns: Aristo Scale BMS-2—Background Music unit, 1000 ad. Wms. Vanguard $245; Bk “500” Shooting BMC-1—Background Music Compact Gallery $160.66. Please write or call 234-7123 GAMES, INC. BMCA-1—Companion Audio FOR SALE Red Arrows E2—Cigarette vendor, free standing. 826 — $175; Twin Red —TRI STATE DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, Skill Race Pingame (June ’62) . Arrows $l#0; Twin Super Wild Cats $300; BOX 615, ROME, GA. or 1441 CENTRAL pack capacity E2XM Cigarette vendor, free standing, 826 Sportsmans $100; Crfes Cross $75; AH AVENUE, CHATTANOOGA, TENN. (Tel. D. COTTUEB & CO. — Bingos available. Lowest 5-4858). pack capacity, lass match vendor. prices. Foreign AM Rack-A-Ball IP (12/62) buyers write for available equipment. D & P E3—Cigarette vendor, modnlar, 826 pack MUSIC, 73 PHILADELPHIA ST.. YORK, 4SCD2—Cold Drink vendor, with crushed PA. (TeL $-1146). IRVING KAYE CO., INC. ice, 1500 cup capacity. 4 flavor FOR SALE—Keeney Uprights: Red Arrows Deluxe Eldorado 6 Pkt. Series SCDI—Cold Drink vendor, with crushed ice, $165; Criss-Cross Diamonds, Buckeroos, Big Mark I. 77x45 1500 cup capacity, 7 flavor Round Ups $75 ea.; ‘Tonchdown, Bally Mark IT, 85x47 Cl—Candy vendor, capacity up to 840 units. Sportsman $85; Games Wild Cats $65.66. Mark III, 92x52 Gum and mint unit optional FOR SALB—Bally Heavy Hitter $135; Bally- D * L DISTRIBUTORS, 24 E. FRANKLIN Mark IV, 106x58 PI—Pastry vendor, capacity up to 184 units Target $1##; CC Coin Criss Cross Bowlei ST., HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND (Tel. Mark V, 113x63 CPI—Snack vendor, capacity up to 260 units $65; CC Coin Explorer $90; CC—Bull’s Ey< 301-739-4402). Deluxe Satellite, 77x46 candy and 92 units pastry. Gnm and mint drop Ball $7$; United Shooting SUr $75.00. Deluxe Klub Pool unit optional. Arcade Eqnipment — Pins — RoU-Downs, Regular 66x40 661 Seeburg/Bally coffee vendor, brews Bewlers. HAL SALES A FORST DISTRIB Jumbo 76x43 coffee cup at a time, dry or refrigemted UTING CO., 2#1 FOR SALE 6 Pocket BROADWAY. GREEN — Tables w/new Slate liquid cream. Selective: 6, Capacity: 460 BAY, WIS. (TeL 7-4978). & New Accessories, Reconditioned HE Like J. H. KEENEY & CO., INC. 7 oz. cups New, 73 X 43—$175 90 z 50 $275; Seebnrg 662 Seeburg/Bally coffee vendor, brews lOOB Rainbow Pingame (6/62) $95; Seeburg lOOC $115; Rock-OIa Roll-A-Lino coffee cup at a time, dry cream. Selective: 1438 $115; F-120 AMI $165; AMIG—120 Summertime 6, Capacity: 200 7 oz. cups $195; Pin Games, United League B/A, 13', FOR SALE Pin Balls Sweet Shawnee — — Gott ; — Universe. $425; BETSON ENTERPRISES, 3726 TON- Lightning BaU, Rocket Ship, Hi Diver, NELE AVE., Criss Ooos, Straight NORTH BERGEN, N.J. UNITED MFG. GOSP. Shooter, Straight (Union 3-8574). MIDWAY MFG. CO. Flush, Sittin’ Pretty, Sweet Sionz, Picnic.— Target Gallery (7/62) Sparky Shuffle (12/62) WiUiams;—Crossword, CHub House, Tic-Tac- CsTJress Bwlr. (12/62) Toe, Nags.—Bowlers;—C. C. King, C. C. ROCK-OLA MFG. CORP. Circus Roll-Down (9/62) Qneen, C. C. Classic, C. C. T. V. with roU- FOR SALE—Special—Bally: Lidos $795; Can- 404 100 Sel. (Capri) Stereo- overs, Un. Playtime, Royal, Un. Un. Falcon, Cans $700; Acapulcos $490; Skill Scores Monaural Phono Ba. Champion. Ba. Trophy. Ba. UNITED MUSIC CORP. Lucky $45; Super Shuffles $490; Model-T Hot Rod 404 100 Sel. (Capri) Stereo- Alley. Shuffle Alleys : Super — — Bonus, Ex- $450; Gott: Cover Girls $295; Egg Heads Monaural Phono. (With #1979 UPD-100 Monaural plorer, Criss Cross Target, Mercury. —Kid- $290; Fashion Shows $385; Liberty Belles Full Dimensional Stereo Kit.) XJPD-IOOS Sterao die Rides:—Red Devil (Automobile), .... Motor $495; Oklahomas $425; Williams: Coquettes 408 160 Sel. (Rhapsody) Phono. Pony, Meteor, Arcade: Candid — Camera $355; HoIIywoods $275; CHiicago Coin: Full Dimensional (Floor Sample), Ba. With Sound URBAN INDUSTRIES Moon Raider, Gen. Worlds Fair Rifle Galleries $495; Keeney: Feature Motorama, Gen. Space Age. Vendors:^ Summer Times $550; Auto-Photo Model 9 100 Sel. Wall Phono Kiddie Kolor Kartoon Movie Machine Cigarette 8# Column Corsair, 1494-G — 11. Column $995; Nail-Tone HoIe-ln-One Deluxe Golf 1624 Large Stereo Speaker Pee-A-Rama Rowe Csmaianders (10), 8 Column P.X.. 9 Game $695; NEW ORLEANS NOVELTY 1627 Small Stereo Speaker Column National. Coffee: 500 — D-Stoners, COMPANY. 1055 DRYADES STREET, 1960 Remote Volume Control Keeney—3*0. Milk: Glasco Milk Milk- VALLEY SALES CO. — & NEW ORLEANS, La. 1658 Wall Box (160 Sel.) shaker. Pop Com:—Keenev. Snack: Wico 6-Pocket Models — 1564 Wall Box (100 Sel.) Deluxe 3 Column, MILLER-NEWMARK DISTRIB- Model 750A—76x42x81 UTING CO.. 42 FAIRBANKS ST.. N W. ROCK-OLA IVI CORP. Model 850A—84x47x81 GRAND RAPIDS, mini., (Tel: GL 6-6807): FOR SALE Wms. King of Model 900A—90x60x31 — Swat $75; DeLuze Model TRLB-M—Coffee. Hot Chocolate. Soup MILLER-NEWMARK D’«TRTRUTTNG CO Baseball $75; Munves Squoits Water Pistol 5743 Vendor—Batch fresh brew, modulator door Special 6-Pocket Mode] GRAND RIVER AVENUE, DETROIT.’ $175; United 13' Alamo B.A. $895; 16' MICH. (Tel. TY 8-2230). and light. 600 cup capacity, coffee 4 ways, Model 745A—76x42x31 Team-Mate B.A. $575; 16' League B.A. extra cream and sugar, whipped powdei^ $550; 16' Advance 16' B.A. $500; Doolex chocolate, liquid angar, liquid soup, fresh Regulation Bumper Pool B.A. 16' $450; Bonus B.A. $3.50; CENTRAL cream, with changer. OHIO COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE, INC., 858 N. WITXIAMS MFG. CO. FOR SALE—Seebnrg R-lOO $290; Wurl. 2150 HIGH ST.. COLUMBUS 15, OHIO. Model 1400 Coffee. Hot Chocolate, Soup (Tel. AXminster — $325; Wurl. 2200 $.525; Wurl. 2300 $645; 4-3529) Single cup fresh brew, 600 cup capacity, 4 Roses 1-PIyr. (12/62) AMI J-120 $375; AMI G-200 $165: NORTH- coffee 4 ways, extra cream and sugar, Mardi Gras 4-Plyr. (11/62) WEST SALES CO., OF OREGON, 1040 whipped powdered chocolate, granulated Voice-O-Graph S.W. 2nd AVE., PORTLAND 4, ORE. sugar, soluble cream, with changer. (Tel. CA 8-6557). THE WURLITZER COMPANY Model 1400S—Coffee, Hot Chocolate, Soup Single cup fresh brew, 660 cup capacity, 2600 Stereo-Mono., 200-seL phono. MISCELLANEOUS 2610 Stereo-Mono., 100-sel. pheno. coffee 4 ways, extra cream and sugar, whipped powdered chocolate. whipped FOR SALE—Gott. Lite-A-Card 2-player $225 Wall Boxes powdered soup, granulated sugar, soluble Gott. Miss Annabelle $175; Gott. Qneen of 6250 WB 200-sel. 10-26-66^ MISCELLANEOUS Burglar Alarm for coin- cream with changer. Diamonds $160; Gott. Race Time 2-player — 6207 DB 104-861. •perated eqnipmeat operate* on flashlight $195; Gott. Whirlwind 2-plaver $160; Wms. 6200 WB lOO-sel. 10-26-60^ battery. Sensitive to tampering. Eveready (Fred Hebei Corp.) Space Ship $265; Wurl. 2150 $2?5. All energizers. Installed quickly. Powerful alarm. Model 8400 Hebei—Coffee, Hot Chocolate, Speakers shopped A-1 condition. CLOSER DIST. CO., Postpaid $3.9$. three $16.75. dozen $39.60. (Color Beige) Single cup fresh soluble 1613 MAIN, JOPLIN, MO. (Tel. MA 3-4202). — 6119 High Fidelity Celling Spkr.—12* Cone (iaaatHy pricea ts dktributors. coffee, all dry ingredients, 226 cxij> BLOCK capac- 6122 Stereo Convertible Console Spkr. MARBLR CO., 1425 NO. ST., ity, coffee 4 ways, whipped BROAD powdered 6123 Stereo Wall Spkr. 12" Coaxial PHILADELPHIA. PA. chocolate, without changer, changer — op- 6124 Stereo Comer Spkr,—8* Extended tional (extra charge). Range FOR SALE—Arcade and summer location op- 6126 Stereo Extender Spkr. (Packed in erators will be interested. We’re clearing our MISCELLANEOUS — INSTANT CASH 1 — ROWE AC SERVICES Pairs) warehouse of ABC Pock Bowlers, $49.95 ea. Available to vending operators for pur- Rowc-AHI L-200 Phonograph with Automix, 6126 Stereo Directional Spkr. (Packed la they last. Send while $10 deposit per ma- chases of rontM, location loans and eqnip- Stereo-Round (Plays 83-1/3-46 stereo er piece Pairs) chine. Every checked and in good ment refinancing. Call or write; CIGA- monaural records, intermixed.) three- order. working SHELDON SALES DIST. RETTE VENDORS CREDIT CORP., 342 in-one convertibility. 206 selections, 160 Hideaway Phonographs 881 MAIN STREET, CORP., BUFFALO 3, MADISON AVENUE, NEW YORK. (Tel. selections, or 100 selections. 2617 Stereo-Mono. 200-sel. (Tel. 5-9106) N.Y. TT MU 2-0792). HA(>200 Hideaway, 200 SeL Mon. 2611 Stereo-Mono. 100-«el.

Cash Box—December 22, 1962 65 1 COIN MACHINE INVENTORY LISTS—USED EQUIPMENT A Compilation of Phonographs and Amusement Motchines Actively Traded On Used Coin Machine Markets—New Machines Are Listed Elsewhere in This Section MUSIC PINGAMES PINGAMES SHUFFLES ARCADE ARCADE BALLY Club House IP (10/59) MACHINES and ABT 6 Gun Rifle Range *) Acapulco Coquette (4/62) Del. Model (5/61) (5/61) Air Football Barrel-O-Fun Crossword IP (4/59) Midway Del. BasebaU AMI (9/60) BOWLERS Air Hockey Barrel-O-Fon ’61 (4/61) Darts IP (6/60) (5/62) Auto Photo Model 9 ’51, 40 Sel. Barrel-O-Fun ’62 (11/61) Fiesta 2P (12/59) UNITED MiUs Panorama Peek 040, Amer. ShuS. Situation DÔ, ’51, 80 Sel. BaUerina (6/59) Four Star IP (7/58) Shuffles (11/54) (5/61) ’53, Sel. Beach Beauty Gay Paree (6/57) Clipper (5/55) Munves Bike Race E40, 60 (11/56) B Undersea Raider EÔ, ’53, 80 Sel. Beach Time (9/58) Gldn. BeUs IP (9/59) 5th Inning (6/55) (5/58) B Derby Gun (2/60) E. ’53, 120 Sel. Beauty Contest Gldn. Gloves IP (1/60) Capitol (6/55) Munv. Sat. Trkr. (5/59) 120, (1/60) B Bulls Eye Shooting FÔ, ’54, 80 Sel. Big Show (9/56) Gusher IP (9/58) Super Bonus (9/55) Mu Atomic Bomber GaUery (9/55) F.120, ’54, 120 Sel. Broadway (12/55) Jig Saw IP (12/57) DeLuxe model Mu Ace Bomber B Big Inning (5/58) G-80, ’55, 120 Sel. Can-Can (10/61) Jungle IP (9/60) Top Notch (10/55) Mu Dr. Mobile B Heavy Hitter (4/59) G-120, ’55, 120 Sel. Carnival ni/57) Kingpin (9/62) Regulation Ql/55) Mu Fly Saucers B Ball Park (4/60) G200, ’56, 200 Sel. Carnival (jueen (11/58) Kings IP (8/57) 3-6-Star (10/57) Muto Lord’s Prayer 4- B Sharpshooter (2/61) H.120, ’57, 120 Sel. Circus (8/57) 3-Music Man 4P (8/60) Midget Bowling Alley Mu Photo (Pre-War) B Golf Champ (8/58) 1 H-200, ’57, 200 Sel. Circus (jueen (2/61) Naples 2P (9/57) (3/58) Mu Photo (DeLuxe) B Bat. Practice (8/59) MOOM, ’58, 100 Sel. County Fair (10/59) Nags IP (3/60) Shooting Stars (4/58) Mu Silver (jloves B Skill Roll (B 3/58) I-200M, ’58, 200 Sel. Crossroads (1/56) Reno IP (10/59) 5-Eagle (5/58) Mu Sky Fighter B Moon Raider (7/59) 1200E, ’58, 200 Sel. Cypress Gardens (6/58) Rocket IP (11/59) Atlas (8/58) Munves Squoits (11/57) B Target (10/59) J200K, ’59, 200 Sel. Double Header (7/56) Satellite IP (7/58) Cyclone (10/58) Muto Voice-O-Graph B Spook (Jun (9/58) J200M, ’59, 200 Sel. Funspot ’62 (11/62) Sea Wolf IP (7/59) Niagara (11/58) Pre-War Model B Skill Parade (1/59) J-120, ’59, 120 Sel. Flying Circus 2P (6/61) Serenade 2P (5/60) Dual (1/59) Post-War Model B Skill Score (6/60) K200, ’60, 200 Sel. Golden Gate (6/62) Space Ship 2P (12/61) Zenith (6/59) Mu K. 0. Champ B Skill Derby (10/60) K120, ’60, 120 Sel. Key West (12/56) Starfire (1/57) Flash (6/59) Mu Drive Yourself B Del. Skill Parade Continental, ’60, 200 Sel. Laguna Beach (3/60) Steeplechase IP (11/57) Way (V59) Mu Bang-O-Rama (4/57) (4/59) Lyric, ’60, 100 Sel. Lido (2/62) 10 Strike 2P (1/58) Way (12/59) Philadelphia Toboggan Capitol Midget Movies Continental ’61, 200 Sel. Lite-A-Line D IP (11/58) Big Bonus (2/60) Skee Alley 2, (2/61) CC Bullseye Baseball Continental 2, ’61, 100 Sel. Lotta-Fun (9/59) Tic-Tac-Toe IP (1/59) Sunny (5/60) Scientiflc Pitch ’Em CC Basketball Champ If Miami Beach (9/54) Top Hat (10/58) Sure Fire (10/60) Seeburg Bear Gun CC 4-Player Derby Miss America Trade Winds 3-5 Bl. (6/62) Line-Up (1/61) Seeburg Coon Hunt ROCK-OLA (2/58) CC Goalee Night Club Turf Champ (8/58) Way (5/61) Set Shot BasketbaU (4/56) CC Midget Skee 1436, ’52, Fireball, 120 Parade Twenty-One IP (2/60) Avalon (4/62) Telequiz (6/56) Super model Sel. Queens (Bch., Is., Trop.) Valient 2P (8/62) Silver (6/62) Un Jungle Gun CC Big League (5/55) 1436A, ’53, Fireball, 120 (3/60) Vagabond (10/62) Shuffle Baseball (6/62) Un Cam. Gun (10/54) CC Twin Hockey (5/56) Sel. Roller Derby Viking 2P (10/61) Action (7/62) Un Bonus BasebaU (6/60) CC Shoot The Clown 1438, ’54, Comet, 120 Sel. Sea Island (2/59) Black Jack IP (1/60) Embassy (9/62) (3/62) CC Stm. Shovel (5/56) 1446, ’54, HiFi, 120 Sel. Shoot-A-Line (6/62) Lancer (11/62) Un Bonus Gun (1/55) SHUFFLES CC Batter Up (4/58) 1488, ’55, HiFi, 120 Sel. Show Time (3/57) Boll Bowlers Un Star Slugger (7/55) and CC Criss Cross 1452, ’55, 50 Sel. Sun VaUey (7/57) Bowling Alley (11/56) Un Spr. Slugger (4/56) Hockey (10/58) 1454, ’56, 120 Sel. Target Roll (1/58) BOWLERS Jumbo Bowling (9/57) Un Pirate Gun (10/56) CC Croquet (8/58) 1455, ’57, 200 Sel. Touchdown (11/60) BALLY Royal Bowler (12/57) UN Yankee BB (3/59) CC Playland Rifle 1458, ’58, 120 Sel. U.SJ^. (8/58) Shuffles Pixie Bowler (8/58) Un Sky Raider (10/58) Gallery (8/59) 1465, ’58, 200 Sel. ABC Bowler (7/55) Duplex (11/58) Wm. Del. BB (4/53) GOTTLIEB CC Pony Express (4/60) 1475, ’59, 200 Sel. Tempo I Congress (7/55) Simplex (5/59) Wm. Major Leaguer Around Wld. 2P (7/59) CC Ray Gun (10/60) 1468, ’59, 120 Sel. Tempo I Jumbo Bowler (9/55) Advance (5/59) Wm. Big Lg. BB (2/54) Atlas 2P (5/59) CC Wild West (5/61) 1485, ’60, 200 Sel. Tempo II King Pin Bowler (9/55) League (10/59) Wm. Jet Fighter (10/54) Brite Star 2P (4/58) CC Long Range Rifle 1478, ’60, 120 Sel. Tempo II ABC Spr. Del. Bowler Handicap (11/59) Wm. Safari (2/54) Captain Kidd 2P (7/60) Gallery (1/62) 1495, ’61, 200 Sel. Regis (9/57) Teammate (12/59) Wm. Polar Hunt (3/55) Contest 4P (10/58) Ex Gun Patrol 1488, ’61, 120 Sel. Regis All-Star Bowling (12/57) Falcon (4/60) Wm. Sidewalk Eng Conti. Cafe 2P (7/57) Ex Jet Gun 1496, ’62, 120 Sel. Empress AU-Star Deluxe (2/58) Savoy (4/55) Cover Girl 1-Plyr (7/62) (5/60) Ex Space Gun 1497, ’62, 200 Sel. Empress Lucky Shuffle (9/58) Bowl-A-Rama Wm. King of Swat Criss Cross IP (3/58) (9/60) Ex Pony Express 1493, ’62, 100 Sel. Princess StarShnffle (10/58) Tip Top (5/55) Dneg. Dolls IP (6/60) (10/60) Ex Six Shooter Speed Bowler (11/58) Dixie Wm. 4-Bagger (4/56) Dbl. Action 2P (1/59) (1/61) Shooting Gal. Club Bowler Ex (6/54) Wm. Crane (10/56) Fair Lady (12/56) (2/59) Cameo SEEBURG Ex Star Shtg. Gal. ( V54) Club Deluxe (5/59) 5-Star Bowling (5/61) Wm. Peppy Clown Falstaff 4P (11/57) E)x Sportland Shooting MIOOA, 51, 100 Sel. 4-Monarch Bowler (11/59) Classic (6/61) (12/56) Fashion Show 2P (6/62) Gallery (11/54) MIOOB, 51, 100 Sel. Official Jumbo (3/60) Wm. 1957 BasebaU Flagship (1/57) Alamo (4/62) Ex “500” Shooting MIOOBL, 51, 100 Sel. Jumbo Deluxe (9/60) Sahara (7/62) Wm. 10-Strike (12/57) Flipper IP (11/60) Gallery (3/55) Light Cab Boll Bowlers Tropic Bowler Wm. Ten Pins (12/57) Flipper Clown (4/62) (9/62) Ex Treasure Cove MIOOC, ’52, 100 Sel. ABC Bowl. Lane (1/57) Lucky (11/62) Wm, Shortstop (4/58) Flipper Cowboy 1-P (10/62) Shooting Gal. (6/55) HFIOOG, ’53, 100 Sel. ABC Tournament Bowler Wm. Pinchhitter (4/59) Flipper Fair IP (11/61) WILLIAMS Ex Jungle Hunt (3/57) HFIOOR, ’54, 100 Sel. (6/57) Wm.Vangard (10/58) Flpr. Parade (5/61) Boll Bowlers Ex Ringer Ball (11/56) V200, ’55, 200 Sel. ABC Champion Bowler Wm. Hercules (2/59) Foto Finish IP (1/61) RoU-A-Ball (12/56) Ex Pop Gun (9/57) VL200, ’56, 200 Sel. (10/57) Wm. Crusader (6/59) Gondolier 2P (8/58) 6 Player Ge Lucky Seven KD200H, ’57, 200 Sel. Strike Bowler (11/57) Wm. Titan (8/59) Hi-Diver IP (4/59) Ge Sky (Gunner LlOO, ’57, 100 Sel. Trophy Bowler (4/58) Wm. Del. Bat. Champ Kewpie Doll IP (10/60) UPRIGHTS Ge Night Fighter 201, ’58, 200 Sel. Lucky ARey (8/58) (5/61) Liberty BeUe 4P (3/62) Ge 2-Player BasketbaU 161, ’58, 160 Sel. Pan American (6/59) AB Circus (5/56) Extra Inning (5/62) Ltng. Ball IP (12/59) Ge Rifle Gal. (6/54) 222, ’59, 160 Sel. Challenger (9/59) AB County Fair (3/57) World Series (5/62) Lite-A-Card 2P (3/60) Ge Big Top Rifle 220, ’59, 100 Sel. Super Shuffle (12/61) AB Circus Wagon Road Racer (5/62) Mademoiselle 2P (11/59) GaUery (6/54) Q-160, ’60, 160 Sel. CHICAGO COIN Wheels (12/58) Bally Champion Horse 1 Majestic (4/57) Super model (12/55) Q-lOO, ’60, 100 Sel. Shuffles AB Galloping Dominos BaUy Moon Ride Melody Lane 2P (9/60) Ge Gun Club AY160S, ’61, 160 Sel. Triple Strike (2/55) AB Circus Play Ball Official BasebaU (4/60) Mry-Go-Round 2P Wild West Gun AYIOOS, ’61, Sel. Arrow (2/55) (4/59) Ge 100 (12/60) Cr. Cross Targette (1/55) AB Magic Mirror (2/55) Miss Annabelle IP (8/59) Rocket Rifle Bonus Score (4/55) Horoscope (11/59) Ge Sky WURLITZER Oklahoma 4P (2/61) Hollywood (5/55) AB Mermaid (3/60) Gallery (5/55) KIDDIE RIDES Olympics 1-P (9/62) Championship 1250, ’50, 48 45 or Blinker (8/55) B Jumbo (5/59) Ge SeL Picnic 2P (10/58) BaUy Champion Horse 78 RPM Score-A-Line (9/55) B Sportsman (6/59) BasebaU (9/55) Preview 2-P (8/62) Quarterback BaUy Moon Ride 1400, ’51, 48 SeL 45 or Bowling Team Uo/55) B Jamboree (10/60) Ge (10/55) Qun. of Diam. (6/59) Pony Twins 78 RPM Rocket Shuffle (3/58) B Super Jumbo (11/60) Ge Hi Fly BasebaU Race Time 2P (3/59) BaUy Space Ship 1450, ’51, 48 45 Explorer Shuffle CC Star Rocket (5/59) (5/56) SeL or Rocket Ship IP (6/58) Speed Boat (5/58) State Rifle Gal. BaUy •I 78 RPM Rebonnd Shuffle (12/58) GA Skeet Shoot (1/57) Ge Fair Roto Pool IP (7/58) BaUy Tnrvle. Trolley t 1500, ’52, 104 Sel, 45 & Championship (11/58) GA Super Hunter (6/57) (6/56) Royal Flush (5/57) Bert Lane Lancer Horse - 78 Intermix Double Feature (12/58) GA Double Shot (4/58) Ge Davy Crockett Seven Seas 2P (1/60) (10/56) Bert Lane Merry-Go- 1500 A, ’53, 104 Sel., 45 Red Pin (2/59) GAWUd Cat (12/58) Showboat IP (4/61) Circus Rifle (3/57) Round & 78 Intermix Bowl Master (8/59) GA Spr. Wild Cat Ge Silver IP (10/57) B.L. Miss America Boat 1600, ’53, 48 Sel., 45 & Game Shuffle (11/59) GA Twin Wild Cat Ge Motorama (10/57) Sittin’ Pretty IP (11/58) Bert Lane Fire Engine 78 Intermix BuU’s Eye Drop Ball (7/59) Ge Gypsy Grandma Spot-A-Card IP (3/60) B.L. Whirly Bird (3/61) 1650, ’53, 38 Sel. (12/59) GA Super Wild Cat (5/57) Str. Rush IP (12/57) Fun Fair (3/58) B.L. Moon Rocket 1650A, ’54, 48 Sel. 6-Game Shuffle (6/60) Trail Blazer (12/60) Ge Straight Shooter (2/59) (3/61) 1700, ’54, 104 Sel. Triple Gold Pin Twin Trail Blazer (2/61) Ge Space Age Gun Sunset 2-player (11/62) Capitol Donald Duck 1800, ’55, 104 Sel. Pro (2/61) K Big Tent (6/58) Sunshine IP (10/58) Capitol Elsie 1900, ’56, 200 Sel. Starlite (5/62) K Spr. Big Tent (6/57) Jungle Joe Spr. Circus 2P (10/57) Capitol Palomina Horse 2000, ’56, 200 Sel. Boll Bowlers K Shawnee (1/59) Ke Air Raider Sweet Sioux 4P (9/59) Capitol See Saw 2100, ’57, 200 Sel. Bowling League K Big Roundup (3/59) Ke Sub Gun i Texan 4P (4/60) (2/57) Chicago Coin Super Jet 2104, ’57, 104 Sel. Ski Bowl 6 Plyr (11/57) K Little Buckeroo (4/59) Tropic Isle IP (5/62) Ke Sportland Chicago Round The 2150, ’57, 200 Sel. Classic Bowling Lg. K Del. Big Tent (5/59) Universe IP (10/59) DeLuxe model World Trainer 2200, ’58, 200 Sel. K Big 3 (5/59) Wagon Train IP (4/60) (7/57) Ke Ranger (3/55) Deco Merry-Go-Round 2204, ’58, 104 Sel. TV Bowling Lg. K Touchdown (9/59) Whirlwind 2P (2/58) (11/57) DeLuxe model (3/55) Deco Space Ranger 2250, ’58, 200 Sel. Luck Strike (1/58) K Big Dipper (10/59) Wld. Beauties IP (2/60) Ke League Leader (4/58) Exhibit Big Broncho 2300, ’59, 200 Sel. TV (with rollovers) K Twin Big Tent World Champ IP (8/57) Exhibit Mustang 2304, ’59, 104 Sel. Player’s Choice K Twin Cross Diamond Ke Sportland KEENEY (9/58) Exhibit Sea Skates 2310, ’59, 100 SeL Twin Bowler (10/58) (1/60) Ke Two-Gun Fun (3/62) I Flash Back Exhibit Space Patrol 2400. ’60, 200 Sel. King Bowler (3/59) K Red Arrow (4/60) *1 Old Plantation (2/61) Mid Red BaU (5/59) Scientific Television 2404, ’60, 104 Sel. Queen Bowler (9/59) Sweet Shawnee ’60 Black Dragon Mid Joker BaU (11/59) Ride 2410, ’60, 100 Sel. Duke Bowler (8/60) Black Dragon ’60 Scientific Boat El Rancho Hacienda 2500, ’61. 200 Sel. Duchess Bowler (8/60) K Twin Red Arrow Midway Basooka (10/60) Texas Merry-Go-Round 2504, ’61, 104 Sel. WILLIAMS Princess (4/61) (5/60) Midway Shooting Exhibit Rudolph The 2510. ’61. 100 Sel. Casino IP (10/58) Gold Crown (3/62) K Hashback (6/61) GaUery (2/60) Reindeer

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MODULAR CAP AND SKIRT CONVERSION KIT available for Model 1401 when used in full line vending bank. {Model 1401 is same without hot whipped soup feature.)

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