JuneB 9, 1962 ILLBDARE IV1LJBIC wealCoin Machine Ope Music- Phonograph Merchandising Radio -Tv Programming Los Angeles Síu: PAGE ONE RECORDS On Sizzling Streak Los Angeles continued to be one of the hottest record markets in the country last week when dealers reported business again on the rise. Some dealers reported sales up as much as SINGLES ALBUMS 100 per cent. For the past month Los Angeles has been on a hot sales streak, with records moving briskly across dealer coun- ters. Business was spotty in other sections of the country, NATIONAL BREAKOUTS though Boston, New Orleans and Nashville all reported good * NATIONAL 1 * business. MONO Bobby Vinton appeared to have one of the hottest of the ROSES ARE RED, Bobby Vinton, Epic 9509 new singles records with his "Roses Are Red" on the Epic NO BREAKOUTS THIS WEEK label. Disk jumped to the No. 68 slot on BMW's "Hot 100" this week. The new Philips label appeared to have both a hot STEREO singles and a hot LP among its first releases. Single getting LP moving BREAKOUTS action was Ruth Brown's "Shake a Hand." The * REGIONAL YOUNG WORLD, Lawrence Welk, Dot DLP out on a sales wave to stereo classical buyers was the Sviatoslav 25428 I 2. yet on BMW's Hot 100 have Richter waxing of the Liszt Piano Concertos Nos. and These new records, not BY THE SEA, Billy Vaughn, Dot DLP been reported getting strong sales action by dealers CHAPEL Last week's hot single, Emilio Pericoli's "Al Di La" on in major market (s) listed in parenthesis. 25424 100 chart. And WALTZES, London Warner Bros., continued its climb up the Hot AMERICAN Mantovani, version tune by Al Hirt on Victor was a NA -NE -NO . . . PS 248 instrumental of the Liberty 55445 (Too, BMI) Troy Shondell, EYES, RCA breakout in Buffalo this week. (Chicago) (Detroit) THROUGH CHILDREN'S Limelitera, Victor LSP 2512 The TV doctors and doctor themes continued to show AL DI LA strength, too. Richard Chamberlain's "Theme From Dr. Kil- Al Hirt, RCA Victor 8016 (Witmark, ASCAP) up again this week, and "Theme From Ben (Chicago) dare" jumped Casey," by Valjean, also displayed sales strength. A comedy * NEW ACTION LP'S Mickey HAVE A GOOD TIME theme, Ben Basey," by ex- deejay .. Albums initial dealer action Io major markets version of doctor "Dr. Sue Thompson, Hickory 1174 (Acuff -Rose, BMI1 getting chart this week. (New York) and have not yet hit BMW's Top LP Chart, Shorn, was on the "Bubbling"
WINE. WINE, WINE . . . Nightcaps, Vanden 7491 (Vandenberg, BMI) MONO Houston 1 Firms Hit Budding Dallas Market IT'S MASHED POTATO TIME . MY HEART IS BLEEDING Dee Dec Sharp. Cameo C 1018 DALLAS -The growing importance of this city as a disk Fats Domino, Imperial 5833 (Travis, BMI) THROUGH CHILDREN'S EYES . . , RCA Victor LPM 2512 market has been spotlighted by the opening of two new rack (New Orleans, Limeliters, distributor DINAH '62 . . . jobbers, a Columbia branch and an independent I'M GLAD FOR YOUR SAKE .. . Dinah Washington, Roulette R 25170 recently. Joey Long, Running Bear 8300 (Crawford, OLD RIVERS . . ASCAPI IHOUSton) Records Dallas is one of the rack jobbers. The firm is Walter Brennan. Liberty LRP 3233 will TIME IN OUTER SPACE headed by Jerry Michaels an ex- Handleman manager, and DO COUNTDOWN ... WHAT DID DADDY .. Dave Brubeck Quartet. Columbia CL 1775 to Big State, local distrib here, is part owner Shep & the Limeliters. Hull 751 (Keel, BM)) sell chain stores. )Washington) A TOUCH OF VELVET . in the operation, which opened about a month and a half ago. RCA Victor LPM 2487 Jim Reeves, is headed by John Balinus and is the OLDIES BUT GOODIES, VOL. IV The other new rack firm DREAM COME TRUE ...... outfit that Temptations, Gordy 7001 (Jobete, BMI) Various Artists. Original Sound OSR 5005 local outlet for Suvall Distributors, a Salt Lake City (Detroit) LOVER PLEASE . . is owned by Arizona and Utah Sundries. The rack is selling to Clyde McPhatter, Mercury MG 20711 food and drug chains primarily. I DON'T LOVE YOU NO MORE . . , DON'T PLAY THAT SONG . . , opened April 1 and covers the major Jimmy Norman, Little Star 113 (Hidle, BM)) Ben E. King, Atco 142 The Columbia Branch (Washington, THERE GOES THAT SONG AGAIN . part of the State with the exception of Amarillo and El Paso. Brook Benton. Mercury MC 29673 It will distribute Epic and Okeh disks in addition to the parent LOVELESS LIFE . . . PETE FOUNTAIN'S MUSIC FROM DIXIE . . - but in Houston where Pappy Daily Ral Donner, Gone 5129 (Pincus, ASCAPI CRL firm's product everywhere (Chicago) Cora) 57401 a good many THE MANY MOODS OF FERRANTE Cr handles the Epic line. The new branch employs TEICHER .. . of the Straus -Frank people who formerly distributed Columbia United Artists UAL 3211 here. LET ME CALL YOU SWEETHEART ... The new independent distributor is called Calmar Distrib- Timi Yuro, Liberty LOP 3234 it is a of Oklahoma Records of Oklahoma COME ON IN . . utors and branch NEW ON THE HOT 100 Santo and Johnny. Canadian- American CALP 1006 City. Bill Caldwell is in charge. (BMW, June 2). BLUES CROSS COUNTRY .. . Two strong local records here, besides those in top chart 68. ROSES ARE RED ... Peggy Lee, Capitol T 1671 positions, are "Roses Are Red," by Bobby Vinton on Epic, and Bobby Vinton, Epic 9509 a tune written by a prominent lawyer, Cerci Lee Johnson, "Sweet STEREO 76. STRANGER ON THE SHORE . . . Bird of Youth." This side was originally cut by FTP, a jingle Andy Williams, Columbia 42451 firm, and the master by the Gene Forrell ork and BEST OF THE KINGSTON TRIO ... producing ST 1705 was picked up by Atlantic. 84. JOHNNY LOVES ME . Capitol the James Pollach Singers, thelley Fabares, Colpii 636 AFRIKAAN BEAT b OTHER FAVORITES .. . Bert Kaempfert, Decca DL 74273 85. HOW CAN I MEET HER? . GEORGE MAHARIS SINGS! . . , Scene Everly Brothers, Warner Brothers 5273 Epic BN 26001 New Store Stirs N. Y. Disk
GUITAR, VOL. 2 . . . ROMAN scene last 87. QUEEN OF MY HEART . . . Tony Mottola. Command RS 836 SD NEW YORK- Biggest excitement on the record Rene G Ray, Donna 1360 LISZT: CONCERTOS I b 2 . . , week was the new Korvette department Fifth Avenue store and Sviatoslav Richter; London Symphony Opening day the week previous 92. KEEP YOUR LOVE LOCKED (Deep in IKondrashin). Philips PHS 900 -000 its large record department. - Your Heart) when the chain slashed the price of all LP's below even its Paul Petersen, Colpix 632 normal cut -rate price -the department was jammed with bar- gain hunters. However, even after the chain returned to its usual 95. DRUM STOMP .. , LP'S Sandy Nelson, Imperial 5829 NEW ON THE TOP discounts last week, business stayed high. According to Korvette disk buyer Dave Rothfield, business 96. BABY ELEPHANT WALK . . , MONO of the Fifth Avenue store was exceed- Lawrence Welk. Dot 16364 in the record department 133. FAMILY SING ALONG WITH ing expectations. And he claimed that the strong business was 97. THE WAH- WATUSI . . . MITCH not affecting the chain's other stores in mid -town. Orlons, Cameo 218 Mitch Miller and the Gang, Columbia CL 1773 Other stores checked said that their business was not af- 137. ONCE UPON A TIME ... and in fact a few dealers felt that . . . by the new Korvette, 98. BABY ELEPHANT WALK Lettermen. Capitol T 1711 fected Dolton Miniature Men, 57 140. LOVE LETTERS the Fifth Avenue Korvette might even help other record shops Ketty Lester. Era EL 108 in the long run. 99. DANCIN' THE STRAND . . , Maureen Gray, Landa 689 148. DON'T KNOCK THE TWIST . . . Dealers specializing in singles were happy about the return Chubby Checker and Various Artists, Parkway P When 7011 of station WINS in this city to "swinging" programming. 100. SEALED WITH A KISS . on page 8) Brian Hyland, ABC- Paramount 10336 (Continued on page 8) (Continued
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www.americanradiohistory.com BILLBOARD 4 MUSIC WEEK Top Singles Show Del Fi Launches AID ON THE WAY Crawford Push JFK Committee Praises NEW YORK -Del Fi Records For Warner Bros. is naming June "Johnny Crawford Role of Small Business Month." It is part of a one- for -10 NEW YORK -A co-champion Columbia- Epic -Okeh family ac- album plan for the Donna and Del WASHINGTON - Hold on to firm, long -range action via SBA's of the "Hot 100" best selling singles count for six entries, with three Fi labels. that record and merchandise store, loan and educational programs to chart emerged this week as War- credited to the parent firm, two to The one- for -10 sales plan is ef- and that small electronic manufac- help small business management. ner Bros. Records assumed the Epic and one to Okeh. fective immediately. Del Fi is put- turing plant. The Kennedy adminis- By way of keeping big fish from the strongest position it has yet The next most successful labels ting out a new Johnny Crawford tration is determined to maintain eating the little fish, the report enjoyed. The label currently has with four chart entries each are album to include an assortment of more and healthier small- business recommends careful policing of dis- six sides on the list, constituting a Capitol and Colpix. There are, the artist's old standards plus sev- enterprises to offset monopoly tend- criminatory practices by large firms tie for first place with RCA Victor. however, four chart sides each for eral new hits. Crawford and an- encies, a special White House Com- and also of government contracts Warners also distributes the Chal- such combines as MGM -Verve, other Del Fi artist, Bobby Curtota, mittee reports. bid on by small firms. Small busi- lenge label, giving it an additional Cameo - Parkway and Imperial - also leave on a cross -country tour Paralleling their recommenda- ness pooling of resources is recom- contender, for a total of seven. Minit. Next in Line, with three that will include stops in Los An- tions is a new bill okayed last week mended for group research, group - by Victor has enjoyed a dominant chart -makers each are such teams geles, Philadelphia and a number the Senate Small Business Com- buying, and group advertising to in the singles derby mittee to guarantee leases for small compete with big business. position for as Scepter -Wand, United Artists - of Midwestern cities. firms on property in several years and continues to Musicor - Fortune, Tamla - Mo- Also on tap for both artists are choice shop- Specific Recommendations maintain its leadership. Warner town, and Mercury -Smash and the deejay appearances with dates al- ping and industrial locations, where Bros., on the other hand, at no mortgage and loan terms are pro- More specific recommendations London group. ABC -Paramount ready set for the Dick Clark and will be submitted in the near future, other time since it started in busi- had three sides on the chart by Hy Lit shows In Philadelphia and hibitively high. Other moves are ness several years ago, has enjoyed under way to put Small Business the report says. Full title of the itself, without benefit of affiliations. Art Roberts, Chicago. White the kind of success it has today. Administration loan -out money on House Committee document Of the seven sides, five are listed a permanent basis, and permit SBA is: "Small Business in the American Economy -Its Contributions and as star performer, two more than AMERICAN COUP more flexibility in deciding how the nearest contender, and all, in- the funds should be used. Its Problems; The Rote of the Fed- cluding the Challenge side, are Aid to Small Business eral Government." moving up. The White Home Committee on Meanwhile, back on the Hill, Decca and Liberty are in a tie Mercury to Cut Disks Small Business was appointed a the patron saint of small business, for the next position, with five disks year ago by President Kennedy to Sen. John Sparkman (D., Ala.), each on the chart. Liberty, how- come up with a policy and a pro- chairman of the Senate Small Busi- ever, being the distributor for Dol- gram for positive aid to small busi- ness Committee, and Sen. Hubert ton Records, can claim credit for Behind Iron Curtain ness. John E. Home, head of the Humphery (D., Minn.), chairman one additional chart for a Small Business Administration, is of the Retailing Subcommittee, and entry, Mercury will be- associate total of six. CHICAGO - cury's organizations which chairman of the special committee. Senator Williams (D., N. J.) are come the first Western nation com- includes the parent Philips' net- Members are representatives of the pushing their jointly pioneered bill Of interest is the current domi- pany to the nance of disks whose record behind Iron work extending into 56 foreign Bureau of the Budget, the Council to set up a federal program to labels are a Curtain with non -Russian techni- markets. part of a combine, either in the of Economic Advisers, the Federal guarantee rental payments of quali- cians. This is an international coup Back Together of a parent label a Trade Commission, General Serv- fied small firms. firm and sub- long sought by numerous The Moscow sidiary or as one label labels. session will be a ices Administration, Housing and with dis- reunion for tributing arrangements for others. Mercury will record American Mercury personnel and Home Finance Agency, and the pianist conductor Kondrashin. The same Virtually half (47) of the 100 best Byron Janis with the Mos- departments of Commerce, De- Push on for selling sides fall into this cow Philharmonic Orchestra to be staff recorded the Russian pianist, fense, Justice, Labor and Treasury. category. with The Warners -Challenge a n d conducted by Kyril Kondrashin. The administration's special com- Liberty -Dolton groups While there, the label plans to cut the London Symphony under Kon- mittee report, "Small Business in Julie -Carol are two ex- drashin's direction amples. On the other hand, the several other Russian artists. last year in Lon- the American Economy," glowingly Mercury will utilize its mobile don. The work was released by praises the independent and enter- Spec Album recording unit -a complete record- Mercury on the Philips label here, prising small businessman as the and has turned into a hot classical ing installation on wheels, equipped chief economic stabilizer in Ameri- NEW YORK Columbia Rec- Special Deal seller. can business. - with monaural and stereo facilities ords is to market the origi- Negotiations for the Russian The report promises rushing on both tape and 35 -mm. film. future spe- nal cast recording of the TV spec- waxings were made by Brice Som- cifics in aid, such as On New The mobile facilities have been "once -and- tacular, "Julie and Carol at Car- Artia ers of Mercury's International Divi- for -all action" by special tax leg- used throughout the U. S. and in negie Hall," which is to be shown sion. islation to help the small business such European music centers as on June 11 over CBS. The album Jazz Package La Scala, Milan ( "Medea" with featuring Julie Andrews and Carol Maria Callas); London (London New NEW Artia- Burnett was recorded in York YORK- Parliament Symphony), and Florence (Mag- last week. Is following up its recent World's Plan gio Musicale Fiorentine opera com- National Programming The Greatest Music 10 -LP classical se- upcoming show, featuring pany). music was ries with a de luxe 10 LP set of and comedy, written by Officials In Charge Mike (of Nichols and May) popular jazz designed to retail for Mercury officials Nichols supervising the For 36- Station FM Network with special material by Ken $12.95 monaural and $14.95 recording in Russia will include: Welch. Show was original songs as stereo. Wilma Cozart Fine, vice -president, NEW YORK major The new volume is in -A effort to national research program; (2) es- well as standards. conjunc- classical division; Harold Lawrence, provide network programming for tion with Artia -Parliament's "Sum- tablish a nationwide FM spot -sales Columbia is also releasing an- musical director, classical division; a chain of 36 FM stations is in mer Dividend Days" program giv- organization; (3) develop new net- other work that will soon have its C. Robert Fine, technical director, the works here. work ing distributors and dealers a 25 label's programming on a major TV premiere. This is the recording Living Presence series; Rob- The QXR network, formerly scale, and (4) develop per discount oSupraphopallArtin a, Par- ert new engi- of Stravinsky's latest composition. Eberenz, chief recording engi- owned by The New York Tintes neering and technical cen, standards for liamentnt M K and "The Flood," which will be tele- disks neer. and purchased by Novo Industrial monaural and a 10 per cent discount on all Label stereo and transmission. vised in honor of the composer's officials said that several Corporation several weeks ago, is World's Greatest Music series ma- tons of To Add `Talk' 80th birthday next week, June 14. recording equipment and launching a four point research, Murray Clark, terial. Liberal dating terms are also supplies have production direc- been en route for sales, programming and engineer- tor for the network, told BMW offered. several weeks and will be times that full -scale network plan- await- ing expansion. that QXR would its The giant pop -jazz package fea- maintain qual- is ing the crew on its arrival in Mos- Plans call for bringing the net- ity ning being applied to a series cow "good music" image but would (Continued on page 42) next week. work up to 50 stations by 1962 add of FM outlets. Currently, QXR The discussion and "thought -pro- Russian recordings will be and possibly 100 be 1963. QXR voking interview shows." stations receive guidance from net- sold throughout work headquarters, but there is no the world by Mer- also plans to: (I) Create a new The move marks one of Avnet & Liberty the first actual network programming. QXR plans to start with seven hours a week in national program- Consumate Deal ming with the member stations be- Index to Contents ing urged to develop individual programs suited to their specific NEW YORK Avnet has con - - markets. sumated its acquisition of substan' General Hot R.H. Sides 45 tially Programming Pane! 36 Under terms of the recent sale, all of the assets of Liberty Local Sinoles Breakouts Yesteryear's International Music I Hits 36 WQXR here, remains under New Records and its subsidiaries. The Notional Breakouts I Manufacturer Nuns 6 Von Jo, 36 but will final terms called for issuance of New Action LP', York Times ownership, be New on the network. 368,366 shares of Avnet common Hot 100 Chat I an affiliate of the James Musk Pop Charts New the Music -Phonograph stock and Avnet's on LP Charts t Sondheim, network president, said assumption of Top Best Selling Phonographs & LP's Cover Merchandising 41 that WQXR will serve as the flag- Liberty's liabilities including re- Top Tape Rotorders 41 LP's by Category 10 ship for network stricted options covering Albufi Covers of the 41 station the and 36,270 Best Tracks From Yesteryear's Hits 36 Week the Best that the Times' new service and shares of Avnet common stock. Spotlight Sailing Phonographs & LP's 20 Tape Recorders WQXR's programming will be Liberty stockholders, who ap- Bubbling Under the Hot Reviews 41 Disk Bee, for Dealer, 41 available exclusively to network proved the sale of its assets May 100 LP Reviews Cover 20 affiliates. 23, will receive three shares Double-Play Disks 49 Sinq!e Record Reviews 21 of Av- Çoin Machine net common for every five shares Hits of the World 14 Operating 49 Sondheim said that according to Honor Radio-TV QXR most of Liberty's capitol stock held. Roll of Hits 12 Programming 36 Bulk Vending 50 research, "FM's telling Hot 100 Liberty will continue to Cover Artists' Biographies 36 Coin 'Machine News 53 advantage is its ability to deliver function Hot C. under its present management &W. Sides 44 Easy Listening 42 Double-Play Disks 49 a high income audience not readily available through other media." beaded by Alvin Bennett, who said Buyers no changes in personnel were con- and -Sellers Classified Mart 46 He said the network planned to templated. establish quality FM broadcasting as a major advertising medium. al
www.americanradiohistory.com JUNE 9, 1962 BILLBOARD PLAYERS HUNG MUSIC WEEK 3 UP BETWEEN FIRST & SECOND Distribs Move Into Rack -Jobbing CHICAGO - Sports By REN GREVATT Still another aspect of this mat- story) and the closing of the M -S ularly spaced inventories. The plan Champions, Inc., the record ter is the report that two prominent branch in NEW YORK More Cleveland. at the time was regarded as having distribution firm, has filed suit - and more indie manufacturers with indie dis- many principles of indie distributors, in widely scat- Most distributors reached have rack jobbing. against Sonic Arts of this city, tribs are planning to deal direct preferred not to talk about the Mars tered markets, are moving into the their It is interesting to point out that candy company and with rack jobbers beginning either rack plans. Main reason is that they eight major rack -jobbing business. the trend, late this many manufacturers with indie dis- league base - year or early in 1963. If are doing a substantial business hall players claiming breach which some tradesters feel was this happens, normal distributor tribs have been urging their dis- pioneered by now with rack jobbers. But one of tribs to get into the of contract. The disk firm filed Leonard Smith in Al- suppliers of the product of these rack -jobbing bany, is growing stronger every those willing to discuss the matter picture. They have had long estab- in a federal court seeking an labels to racks may be cut out of ing to Martin, his injunction month. It is another indication of firm is "experi- lished relations with their distribs which would pre- the picture altogether. Distributors menting" with different vent Sonic the desire of distribs to get involved procedures and they would like to see them Arts, the candy feel that they cannot afford to let including the operation of com- firm, and the in a variety of areas of the record this happen, moving into the growing rack job- ballplayers front inasmuch as racks arc plete record departments in stores. bing producing phonograph records business. accounting for end of the distribution Many an ever -increasing "I opened one business. and offering them to the pub- distribs today have their share of the total disk business. new account in the lic. own labels. Many have opened Star Camera store at 41st and their own one Quiet Confabs Broadway, New just Sports -stops. And recent York, last Champions alleges BMW stories up Some distributors who week," said Martin. "I stock the that it entered have pointed nu- are known into an exclu- merous cases of distribs who, as to be considering store completely and establish sive contract entering the rack Chess with each of the well, have taken business have price. Everything with Star Cam- Brothers ballplayers in over retail opera- conducted quiet and August 1960 to tions completely. informal era is 100 per cent produce and conversations with one an- returnable. In distribute "How The latest survey of rack-jobbing- other, exploring ways getting other cases, to get a skeptical dealer to Play Baseball" of File fo Purchase LP's. The minded distribs shows operators in into the business with best foot for- to handle a given product, perhaps firm contends that its contract such widely separated areas as Bos- ward. The idea of getting a loosely a c. &w. item, I get him to take it is valid until 31, December ton, Hartford, Newark, Pittsburgh knit informal combine covering dif- on a 100 per cent return deal if he Illinois Station 1962. Players named in the and Miami planning moves. Dis- ferent lines would be involved, has will simply put it on display. I suit are Ernie Banks, Ken WASHINGTON Leonard and tribs' motivation for getting into the been discussed. Under this arrange- have also lust begun racking four - - Boyer, Don Drysdale, Phil Chess have Duke area is believed prompted by sev- ment, much product required for track tape. It's getting me into the applied for FCC Snider, Willie Mays, Warren approval for the eral factors. First, it is felt in some stocking a rack would be available field with an item that doesn't purchase of radio Spahn, Gil Hodges and WRFC in Don circles that in view of the discount- through one or more of the mem- compete with other rack jobbers station Cicero (near Hoak. Chicago), Ill. The ing picture at all levels, it is in- bers of the combine. Thus, and it helps me to get the feel of it." application is product being creasingly difficult for all tradi- could easily be shipped back and Herman's First Step now processed. Application was filed L. tional steps in the distribution chain forth between firms and The Martin operation is reminis- by the & P. Broad- exchanges casting Corporation, to show a decent operating profit. would be easy to cent of one started over a year ago the Chess Jazz Greats effect. firm. The logical thing, some tradesters Among those known to have by Mel Herman of Herman Enter - say, is to combine some of the links given racking considerable thought was Joe Martin in Newark. Accord - Station WHFC is currently Cool in Film in the chain, wherein a single in- are Don Dumont of Dumont Dis- prises in Cincinnati and Indianap- owned by Richard Hoffman, now terest controls more than one step. tributors, Boston; Ed Dinello of olis. Herman, who as the time was retired, and the assets of the sta- WASHINGTON -"Three Dec- Credit Situation Trinity already operating as a distributor tion are listed as $427,383. ades of Cited Distributors, Hartford; Bill Jazz on Film" went on for Another reason advanced Lawrence in and one -stop, commenced a pro- In the application made the last of for the Pittsburgh; Henry by the five i days' continuous distrib moves is the long -term credit Stone of Tone Distributors, Miami, gram of supplying smaller dealers Chess Bros. firm, L. & P. Broad- showings Sunday (3) at the Na- situation with Under casting listed assets tional some rack jobbers. and Joe Martin of Apex Martin, exclusively. the Herman as $1,025,000. Gallery of Art here. The The distribs' a These were broken two reasoning runs this Newark. These and others have plan, all merchandise was on down as fol- -hour filmed history of jazz way: that instead concerned consignment basis, and what was lows: Leonard and Phill Chess greats includes of having a great been with the future of such rarities as a deal of money tied up with big the purely distribution function, as not sold in a reasonable time was $110,000, Chess Records $200,000, 1929 short film featuring the great rack interests, most with new product. Checker Records blues singer, why not get into the recently highlighted by the replaced Dealers $50,000, Argo Bessie Smith, and an- liminess and pick up some of the liquidation of Cambridge Distribu- paid for only what was sold, and Records $125,000, and Chess Pro- other collector's item with Duke Ellington, profits themselves? tors ill Philadelphia (see separate Herman's own men conducted reg- ducing Corporation $290,000. Li- also 1929. were listed at 'The show abilities $750,000; goes on continuously capitol stock at $250,000. and is free to the public as part of the history- making International DISTRIB SAYS: The Chess Brothers owned a sta- Jazz Festival held here May 30 tion in Flint, Mich., WTAC, which through June 3, under the auspices they sold in 1960. According to of the President's Music Committee the application of L. & P. Broad- of the People -to- People program. One -Stop Rack Move a Must casting Corporation, the Chess ex- The filmed program was compiled ecutives own 25 per cent each of by the indefatigable Ernest R. NEW YORK -"Even if the dis- tribs, but catalog in the old sense they will have no trouble in secur- Arc Music, 50 per cent each of Smith, jazz researcher and art di- tributors take over ARMADA they doesn't mean today what it used ing control of the organization. Ter Mar Recording Studios, they rector for a New York advertising can't alter the changes that have to. The kind of catalog that sells, It is understood that some of the each have an interest in Southern agency. already taken place m the whole- like the Mitch Miller LP's or the key distrib leaders are now discuss- Record Distributing Corporation, The sound -film program features sale distribution of records. Taking Conniff LP's, are carried by the ing a code of good practices to 50 per cent each of Chess, Check- such collectors' items as Bessie over ARMADA will not solve dis- racks and the chains, anyway." have ready at the ARMADA ses- er, Argo, Checkmate Records, and Smith doing "St. Louis Blues" in Irih problems in today's market. Exposure Guarantee sion in Miami late this month. 321 per cent of Mid -West Rec- her only screen appearance, with a What distribs have to do is to be- According to this distributor and Names are still being discussed for ord Pressing Company. hand led by Marient "stride" pian- conic one -stops and /or rack jobbers one- stopper, racks and even one - the executive secretary position. ist James P. Johnson (1929); themselves - otherwise they'll be stops are able to guarantee ex- "Black and Tan Fantasy," with the left behind. The old method of posure of product in retail stores NEWS Duke in 1929, directed by Dudley distribution is dead." that few distributors can, (Some REVIEW Murphy, who also scripted the These were the observations this distributors now own retail outlets, Stereo Demo Bessie Smith item with collabora- week of a fairly large and rela- others are moving strongly into Albums Just Right tion of W. C. Handy, and threw in tively stable veteran New York dis- rack jobbing. (See separate story in Set for Fair sonie fine avant -garde camera work tributor. He carries a number of these pages.) "A one -stop in New For Travel Buffs besides. good indie labels and runs a one - York handles all the singles that CHICAGO - Some 15 high - stop business along with his dis- go into the Korvette stores here. fidelity and parts man- Verve Records has combined tributorship. component Clarify L. A. Transshipping Any distributor that wants to get ufacturers will be represented in a production and exploitation talents "Let's not kid about it, if a dis- singles into the Korvettes has to go giant to to create a distinctive set of four NEW YORK In stereo sound demonstration - a story in trib told a manufacturer he would to this one -stop. So who needs the - albums, keyed to reach travel bugs BMW of June be put on by Allied Radio Cor 2, concerning trans- not work on his line if the diskery distribs for that? A manufacturer and sound fanciers. The are shipping in the Los portation at the World's Fair of sounds Angeles mar- sold direct to rack jobbers, the could perform the same function. Music and Sound here August 31- those which supposedly greet the ket, it was noted that the Jimmy manufacturer would say, 'Who "Rack jobbers have thousands of Smith Verve September 9. American traveler's ear in France, LP, "Bashin - The needs you?' He could still get ex- outlets they control -they decide Spain, Italy and part of America Unpredictable Participating will be: H. H. Jimmy Smith," was cellent distribution of his records what records go on the racks, how itself, Hawaii. Being shipped into that city from by just using one -stops and rackers. Scott, Fisher Radio, Harmen -Kar- many copies should be stocked, The music, and batoned Detroit, Story did not mean to im- Sure, he would have to promote when copies den, Sherwood Electronics Labora- arranged should be taken off by Kenyon Hopkins, has the flavor ply that any of these transshipped his own records, but many labels and news ones put on, and no on. tories, Bogen- Presto, Pilot Radio copies were moving (Gerald Electronics), McIntosh of each country, but beyond, it has into Los An- do that now, anyway. And he A manufacturer who dealt only a geles from Verve's Jay Kay Detroit might not get the same push on Laboratory, E.LC.O., Marantz, a fuller quality brought out by with rack jobbers could get guar- broader instrumentation that might distrib. catalog he would get through dis- anteed exposure of his product at Electric-Voice, Jensen Manufactur- ing, Wharfdale (British Industries), be found in a typical combo or the retail level. How many distribs ensemble of any of can do University Loudspeakers, James B. representative that? the areas. One Stups to Grow Lansing Sound, and K.L.H. Re- JAZZ TALENT QUEST "Just as the rack jobber has be- search and Development. Supplementing the music in this the come a local sub -distributor, so has Marantz and KLH will also join gate -fold albums (opening from the one -stop. Some one -stops, Elpa Marketing Industries, dis- front) is a bound -in booklet having TAKES MILLS O'SEAS with the area by the there is one in Philadelphia, for tributors of Denmark's Ortofon to do treated NEW YORK - Irving Mills, veteran music exec and co- album, and written by Esquire instance, have salesmen who go arms and cartridges and Switzer- founder of Mills Music, is making a strong move back into the Joseph. All out to sell to stores and racks. As land's Thorens turntables, to pre- travel editor Richard jazz field. In line with the new plans for Mills Music, he left are neatly put together more and more one -stops add sales- sent a component part sound dem- four sets Saturday (2) for a three -month tour abroad, where he'll scout with eye -catcher covers and they'll new jazz talent and conduct disking sessions. men, they will become more im- onstration. portant on the distribution level. Echofette Lansing, all receive heavy cross -promotion Mills, who recently signed Louis Prima and Sam Butera as Corporation, with Esquire. writers, expects to record a series of albums featuring European Racks and one -stops have taken Mich., will offer its sound reverb- jazz acts in London, Paris, Rome, Spain, Turkey, Sweden, Den- over many of the old distrib func- eration unit to all artists perform- Packages Include: "Sound of V- mark, Greece and Israel, among others. All sets will be produced tions, and it's time for distribs to ing at the fair, and Grammes and Tour France," 50000; under the banner of American Recording Artists, a Mills division. move with the new trend, instead Philips of Chicago announced they "Sound Tour of Spain," V- The exec was active in the jazz field as long as 30 years of trying to buck it." will show their complete line of 25 50001; "Sound Tour of Italy," "Sound Tour of ago, having had a close association with such names as Red Meanwhile, the move for distribs Japanese, Chinese and Italian - V- 50002; Nichols, Duke Ellington and the Mills Blue Rhythm Band. to take over ARMADA continued. styled custom high- fidelity enclo- Hawaii," V- 50003. On the distrib side it is felt that sures. Rea Grevait
www.americanradiohistory.com Major Diskeries Again Cop 6 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK JUNE 9, 1962 NATIONAL ACADEMY OF Most NARAS Grammy Awards RECORDING ARTS AND SCIENCES Winners of the RCA, Columbia, HACKETT ADDS Mancini Sets 1961 ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS Capitol Waltz In BANQUET COLOR All -Time Record NEW YORK -This city's NARAS award dinner, held at With 31 Trophies the Waldorf, got its biggest With 5 Awards yocks out of unscheduled By 1. RECORD OF THE YEAR: By an LEE ZHITO SAM CHASE appearance of Buddy Hackett MOON RIVER -Henry Mancini HOLLYWOOD Henry Man- A & R Producer, Dick Peirce (RCA Victor) NEW YORK The fourth an- during the portion of the cere- - - cini, who last week won more nual Grammy awards of the Na- monies broadcast by WNEW, 2. ALBUM OF THE YEAR (other than classical): tional Academy of Recording Arts local indie. Hackett's blue Grammy awards than any other JUDY AT CARNEGIE HALL -Judy Garland and Sciences again found the three material so singed the emsee, individual since the inception of A & R Producer, Andrew Wiswell (Capitol) largest record companies over- deejay William B. Williams, the National Academy of Record- that the latter followed Hack- 3. ALBUM OF THE YEAR-CLASSICAL: whelmingly dominant, sweeping 80 ing Arts & Sciences event, was one per cent of the trophies which re- ett by announcing: "This is the STRAVINSKY CONDUCTS, 1960: LE SACRE DU PRIN- warded the outstanding recording Columbia ..." of the few winners not on hand TEMPS; PETROUCHKA -Igor Stravinsky efforts of 1961. Between them, Tony Bennett enlivened the to personally receive the honors. A & R Producer, John McClure (Columbia) RCA Victor, Columbia and Capi- peculiarly subdued proceed- He was en route to Europe. ings with 4. SONG OF THE YEAR: tol -Angel accounted for 31 of 39 a belting double - Mancini had MOON RIVER -Composers, Henry Mancini and Johnny wins. tonsilled attack accompanied won two Gram- mies during the Mercer Leading the parade was RCA by his usual divestiture of coat first annual awards Victor, with 12 firsts, Columbia and tie. Mort Sahl thanked for his "Peter Gunn" score, and 5. BEST INSTRUMENTAL THEME OR INSTRUMENTAL VER- won 9 trophies, and Capitol took 8, the CPA, who was the over- last year, during the third annual SION OF SONG: with its Angel subsidiary account- seer of the NARAS awards awards, took three Grammies for AFRICAN WALTZ-Composer, Galt MacDermott ing for 2 more. ( "Billie Sol Estes got in Only other label "), and his "Mr. Lucky" score. This winning more than one was Liberty. a plug for the label on which year, 6. BEST SOLO VOCAL PERFORMANCE-FEMALE: Single Grammy awards were cap- he appears -Reprise, "owned however, he topped all winners in JUDY AT CARNEGIE HALL -Judy Garland (Capitol) tured by ABC Frank the history of the -Paramount, Contem- by Sinatra, the Presi- awards by gab- 7. BEST SOLO VOCAL PERFORMANCE -MALE: porary, Kapp, London, Mercury dent- West." bing five Grammies. LOLLIPOPS AND ROSES -Jack Jones (Kapp) and Parkway. Among the many other ce- Mancini's "Breakfast at Tif- Simultaneous dinners in New lebrities who participated in 8. BEST JAZZ PERFORMANCE -SOLOIST OR SMALL GROUP York and fany's" score and "Moon River, ". Hollywood the : and a cocktail presentation of the awards, the from the (instrumental) party in Chicago heard the jazz pianist George Shearing song picture, has set ANDRE ARLEN an- something of a in PREVIN PLAYS HAROLD -Andre Previn nouncement of the awards. Some did the most unusual job. The record taking (Contemporary) 500 attended blind artist awards, generally. Earlier this year, each of the dinner read off his batch at the Academy of affairs, in which a group of of winners from slips Motion Picture 9. BEST JAZZ PERFORMANCE -LARGE GROUP (instrumental): nota- printed Arts & Sciences awards, Mancini bles presided over the dispensation in Braille. The music was pro- WEST SIDE STORY -Stan Kenton (Capitol) of trophies. became one of the few composers vided by the Grammy -win- 10. BEST JAZZ ning dance in the history of the Oscar derby ORIGINAL COMPOSITION: The single most -honored record- orchestra led by Si to take'two awards during AFRICAN WALTZ-Composer, Galt MacDermott ing was Zentner. the same Capitol's two -disk "Judy at year when be won a statuette for Carnegie Hall," 11. BEST BY AN-ORCHESTRA- which was named both the score and the song. Prior PERFORMANCE Album of the Year (other than the accolades for Record of the to the Oscar event, FOR DANCING: classical), he received LAZY Zentner (Liberty) Best Engineering Contri- Year, Song of the Year and Best the High -Fidelity Institute's annual RIVER -Si bution, and Best Album Cover Arrangement. Henry Mancini, who award for the film song of the year. 12. BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ORCHESTRA -FOR OTHER winner, with Judy Garland's work co- authored with Johnny Mercer Thus, Mancini, his "Tiffany's" hailed as the THAN DANCING: Best Female and also score and "Moon River" song won BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S -Henry Mancini Vocal Performance. further honored by winning twice more entertainment industry honors "Moon River" (RCA Victor) (RCA Victor) took (Continued on page 12) (Continued on page 42) 13. BEST ARRANGEMENT: MOON RIVER -Arranger, Henry Mancini (RCA Victor) Some Key 14. BEST PERFORMANCE BY A VOCAL GROUP: Grammy Winners HIGH FLYING -Lambert, Hendricks and Ross (Columbia) 15. BEST PERFORMANCE BY A CHORUS: GREAT BAND WITH GREAT VOICES -Johnny Mann Singers (Liberty) 16. BEST SOUND TRACK ALBUM OR RECORDING OF SCORE FROM MOTION PICTURE OR TELEVISION: BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S (motion picture) - Henry Mancini (RCA Victor) 17. BEST SOUND TRACK ALBUM OR RECORDING OF ORIGINAL CAST FROM MOTION PICTURE OR TELEVISION: WEST SIDE STORY- Conductor and Co -Music Director, Johnny Green; Co -Music Directors, Saul Chaplin, Sid Ramin, and Irwin Kostal (Columbia) 18. BEST CAST SHOW ALBUM: Henry ORIGINAL Mancini Johnny Mercer Judy Garland HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING- Composer, Frank Loesser (RCA Victor) 19. BEST COMEDY PERFORMANCE: AN EVENING WITH MIKE NICHOLS AND ELAINE MAY -Mike Nichols and Elaine May (Mercury) 20. BEST DOCUMENTARY OR SPOKEN WORD RECORDING (other than comedy): HUMOR IN MUSIC-Leonard Bernstein (Columbia) 2L BEST ENGINEERING CONTRIBUTION - POPULAR RECORDING: JUDY AT CARNEGIE HALL- Engineer, Robert Arnold (Capitol) 22. BEST ENGINEERING CONTRIBUTION - NOVELTY RECORDING: Jack Jones Lambert, Hendricks and Ross Peter Nero STAN FREBERG PRESENTS THE UNITED STATES OF , AMERICA-Engineer, John Kraus (Capitol) 23. BEST ALBUM COVER (other than classical): JUDY AT CARNEGIE HALL -Art Director, Marvin Schwartz (Capitol) 24. BEST RECORDING FOR CHILDREN: PROKOFIEV: PETER AND THE WOLF -Leonard Bern- stein (Columbia) 25. BEST ROCK AND ROLL RECORDING: LETS TWIST AGAIN- Chubby Checker (Parkway) 26. BEST COUNTY AND WESTERN RECORDING: BIG BAD JOHN Jimmy Dean (Columbia) 27. BEST RHYTHM AND BLUES RECORDING: THE: Nichols & May HIT ROAD JACK -Ray Charles (ABC- Paramount) Judy at Carnegie Hall Puccini: Madame Butterfly (Continued on page 42)
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www.americanradiohistory.com 8 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK JUNE 9, 1962 NEW ON THE TOP LP'S Continued from page 1 Edgewood Corporation WEEKLY MARKET ANALYSIS 150. BEST OF THE KINGSTON TRIO ... Capitol T 1705 Continued from page 1 Purchases Apollo Label STEREO WINS joined the sweeter music trend a few months ago a lot 37. YOUNG WORLD Palitz Director-V.-P.; of stores found their rock and roll disk sales dropping off be- Lawrence Walk, Dot DLP 25428 Morty Managing cause the teens had less chance to hear the new records. WINS, 40. CHAPEL BY THE SEA .. . always a top station for teen listeners, has quietly returned to Billy Vaughn, Dot DLP 25424 Johnny Desmond Exec and Disk Artist exposing rock and roll records along with sweet music, and the 44. AMERICAN WALTZES ... Montoyani, London PS 248 station's ratings have jumped up again (BMW, June 2, 1962). NEW YORK - Apollo Records According to Forgash, Edge- 48. THROUGH CHILDREN'S EYES Limeliters, RCA Victor LSP 2512 has been purchased by the Edge- wood Corporation intends to enter wood Corporation, headed by Her- other areas of the entertainment Discount Pricing Belts Hub Dealers bert Forgash, who is also president business in the future. Motion pic- AGAC Now Collects of Guardian Industries of Michigan ture production is in the firm's City, Ind. Edgewood plans, with an BOSTON -Discounting is beginning to make a stronger Corporation along artists man - impact on this market, though the depths of pricing have yet For More Than 900 has named Morty Palitz vice - angement department. to reach levels attained in other Eastern cities. Grumbling among president and managing director of Palitz, who will handle the a. &r. some dealer elements this week focused on the fact that Jordan Writer -Members the firm, and also has appointed work for the label, was lately with Marsh "is down to $2.40 on $3.98 albums." singer Johnny Desmond as vice - Jubilee, and prior to that with NEW YORK More than 900 Decca.Records. He intends to set "At least we still don't have Korvette's here," dealer - president. one publishers are now paying writers up national distribution for Apollo remarked hopefully, "but I hear they'll be coming soon." On Apollo, once a key r. &b. firm, mechanical royalties through the through a major label or on a se- the subject of Korvettc, the opening of a Fifth Avenue, New American Guild was purchased from George Albert, of Authors and who has been president of the la- lected indie distributor basis for the York, full -scale department store by the well -known discount Composers, according to a report chain, seemed to have aroused more than passing interest among bel for the past two years. Al- record labels. In addition to Apollo to members by AGAC President firm is starting the Edgewood Hub disk functionaires. Most of those queried wanted to know Burton Lane. The AGAC collection though no figures were given it is understood that the purchase price label. all the details of the de luxe Korvette Fifth Avenue layout. plan was established on a volun- was in a "comfortable" six figure Double -Edged Work In connection with discouning, one local distributor, Don tary basis in 1959 and became Both Apollo and Edgewood will Dumont, said he was disturbed at reports that some of his dealer mandatory in 1961. bracket. With release albums and singles, Johnny accounts were being solicited from New York with "terrific" Lane said that more than $3,- Apollo, Edgewood also Bess Mu- Desmond, in addition to his admin- deals on certain hit albums. Among these were the recent George 000,000 already has been dis- purchased and Melhead will sic, istrative'work for Edgewood, Maharis LP on Epic and Ateo's "Stranger on the Shore" by tributed to writers through the catalogs that contain over 900 copyrights, many of them standout also record for the firm. Acker Bilk, both being offered to dealers at $1.80, though not plan and that $122,000 already negotiations for the Apollo r. &b. and spiritual items. Mahalia Legal from the distribs handling the records. has been distributed in the first between Jackson, who rose to fame on the purchases were conducted Dumont also noted that Bobby Vinton s latest waxing. four months of this year, a suns for Edgewood and Apollo label, recorded many Bess Walter Hofer "Roses Are Red," is a hot one for him. "I've ordered 5,000," greater than the total for the period by Sam Zimbelist for Apollo. said Dumont. last year. Music songs. Both catalogs will be reactivated. Lane noted that AGAC could Sears' Price Cuts Shake Up Philly not undertake legal proceedings on Innovations Ready behalf of writers in connection with Among the Apollo masters, BILLBOARD PHILADELPHIA -A new spree of price cuts broke out recovering of any possible unpaid which include singles and LP's, are MUSIC WEEK here two weeks ago and carried on through last week. The royalties. But. he said, "We believe sides by Miss Jackson, King Curtis, leader this time is Sears, Roebuck & Company, with eight that next AGAC uniform contract Solomon Burke, Cy Walter, Char- Published by stores operating in the Quaker City area. - will provide for an industry pub- lie Barnett, and others. Many items The Billboard Publishing Company Highlights of the Scars move included a dip in singles lisher- writer settlement and arbi- that have never been issued will be 2160 Patterson St., Cincinnati 14, Ohlo DUnbar 1 -6450 prices to cents and deep cuts on key albums, down to $1.29. tration board," brought out under the new owners. Featured in the albums offered at this price were best seller Publisher packages by Connie Francis, Chubby Checker and Joey Dee, Roger S. Littleford Jr. ...New York Offie among numerous others. Revamping of some of the Sears' record INDUSTRY BRIEFS department layouts was given as the reason for the widely Editorial Office advertised sale. 1564 Broadway. New York 36. N. Y. PL.. 7 -2800 Earlier in the year, disk prices reached as loss' as $1.39 on Philips Inks Meade Lux Lewis Cullen Takes Cotton Post leading albums during a price fracas in which Gimbels and Sam Chase Editor Korvette's were the opponents. At that time, smaller dealers CHICAGO -Meade Lux Lewis, PHILADELPHIA Bob Robert Relent. Music News Editor - Cul- Aaron Sternfield...... Coin Machine Editor openly shopped the stores, claiming prices were much better classic boogie pianist and com- len, former indic disk promotion Nicholas Biro ..Radio -TV Programming Ed. than distributors' prices. The process was being poser, and the Three Cheers, in- Ren Grevatt ... ..Merchandising Editor repeated last man here, has taken the post' of Jack Maher International News Editor week by dealers. strumental - vocal group, were national promotion manager for Jack Orr Ceoe Editor Meanwhile, a number of line changes have developed here signed by Philips Records. Cotton Records. Cotton has been News Editor. C innen during the past week. This occurred as a result of the Chips - Lewis, whose jazz piano fame hot recently with Bobby Gregg's Wm. 1. Sachs.Exec. Leo Zhito.... \Vest Coast Editor, H Cambridge situation. Harry Chipetz, operator of Chips Distribu- dates back to the 1930's, has "Jans Part I" and "Potato Peeler." Mildred Hall... Chiet Washington Bureau tors, clarified the situation regarding a report last week of a numerous hits to his credit includ- merge between Chips and. Cambridge. "It's not a merger," said ing "Honky Tonk Train Blues," Thomas E.. Nessun Research Director Southern Distribs Move Andrew Tomke Mgr. Pop Charts Chipetz. "Cambridge is liquidating and it is expected that Al "Bear Cat Crawl" and "Whistlin' Rosenthal, formerly the head of Cambridge, will become gen- Blues." Currently appearing in NEW ORLEANS - Southern General Advertising Office eral manager of Chips." night clubs, his first disk is due Record Distributors moved to new 1564 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y. A number of former Cambridge lines have gone to other shortly. and larger quarters on Poydras PLaza 7 -2800 local distributors. Gone and End have been taken on by Uni- The Three Cheers' new disk, Street here last week. Southern's Cs,da. Co- Ordinator versal; Andrew ...AdvertismR Canadian-American has gone to Saul Lampert; and "Now I Lay Me Down to Cry" new location has a large air- condi- Frank Luppino...... International Sale. Motown Ind the Richard Wilson Midwest Music Sales Little Star label have signed with Chips. showcases the versatile instrumen- tioned warehouse and free parking McCluskey West Coast Music Sales Chips has also R. acquired Vee Jay from Mainline and is negotiat- tal -vocal talents of the group. (Continued on page 12) ing for Congress, also formerly with Cambridge. The Little Star Coin Machine Advertising label, incidentally, has a budding hit here with "I Don't Love 185 W. Randolph St Chicago 1, 111. over -all is You No More," by Jimmy Norman. picture down measurably. May traditionally Chicago's CEntral 6 -9818 slump month. Richard Wilson.. .Coin Machine Ad. Mgr. The slump month, however, this year shows that the sales Chi on Upswing Despite Bad May drop was reflected mostly in album sales. Single sales during Circulation Sales the drought remained fairly stable. 1564 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y. .Circulation Manager CHICAGO - Chicago area dealers and one-stops report Two disks are breaking out in Chicago, according to the C. J. O'Connor business for the first five months up considerably over the same dealers and one -stops. These are "Loveless Life," by Ral Don- Subscription Fulfillment period last year. The upswing was felt in both albums and sin- ner on the Gone label, and "Na- Ne -No," by Troy Shondell Send Form 3579 to gles. However, those questioned indicated that May cut the on Liberty. Both are pacing the sales curves neck and neck. 2160 Patterson St.. Cincinnati 14, Ohlo Joseph Pace...... Fulfillment Manager European Office Full -Scale Custom Arthur Rosett Director
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I TOP LP's BY CATEGORY
To help dealers buy and control and properly display Inventory, and to help broadcasters program, the 200 Best Selling LP's are herewith listed by type of material and arranged alphabetically. The same 200 LP's are listed In order of sales strength on the cardboard Insert. Those LP's listed in bold face and capital letters are on the chart nine weeks or less.
u VOCAL LP's II CLASSICAL & Top LP Ronk title (Label) (Stereo) Mono SEMI -CLASSICAL LP's Rank Male Vocalists Top LP Title (Lobel) (Stereo) Mono { OF THE ALBUM 7 BY RICK (IMP) 30 THE MAGNIFICENT SOUND i (26) 102 Always You (Col) 135 PHILADELPHIA ORCH. (COL) My Favorite Chopin (RCA) 138 Paul Anka Sings His Big 15 (ABC) 28 Belafonte at Carnegie Hall (RCA) 58 Big Bad John (Col) 129 u INSTRUMENTAL LP's Chubby Checker /Bobby Rydell (Cameo) 120 Mood and Dance NAT KING COLE SINGS /GEORGE SHEARING PLAYS (CAP) (31) 44 AFRIKAAN BEAT AND OTHER FAVORITES Crying (Mono) 37 (DEC) 96 Danny Boy & Other Songs I Love to Sing (Col) 84 AMERICAN WALTZES (LON) (44) BOBBY DARIN SINGS RAY CHARLES (ATCO) 98 BEYOND THE REEF (DEC) 101 DINO -ITALIAN LOVE SONGS (CAP) 78 CHAPEL BY THE SEA (DOT) (40) 115 Do the Twist (At)) 21 FLOYD CRAMER GETS ORGAN -IZED (RCA)...113 Doin' the Twist at the Peppermint Lounge (Rou) 11 DOWN HOME (RCA) (41) 109 DON'T KNOCK THE TWIST (PARK) 148 DRUMS ARE MY BEAT (IMP) 34 For Teen Twisters Only (Park) 38 V Golden Pion, Hits (UA) 108 For Twisters Only (Park) 32 Let There Be Drums (Imp' (34) 31 Heavenly (Col) 74 Greatest String Bond Hits (Dot) (49) Hell Bent for Leather (Col) 136 Mario (17) 69 HERE COMES THE TENNESSEE ERNIE FORD (Kapp) Melody and Percussion for Two Pianos (Lonl, (42) MISSISSIPPI SHOWBOAT (CAP) 116 GI/STORK '¡ Moon River (Dot) (7) 20 HEYI BABY & 11 OTHER SONGS ABOUT New Piano in Town (RCA) 121 YOUR BABY (SMASH) 114 ersuasive Percussion, Vol. I (COT) (21) Buddy Holly Story (Cor) 82 PRESSING (39) Roman Guitar (Corn) HONKY -TONK MAN (COL) 149 'S CONTINENTAL (COL) (19) 51 THE ymns (Cop) 46 So Much in Love (Colt (27) 33 I Remember Tommy (Rep) 66 Stereo 35,'MM (Coln) (6) IT'S JUST MY FUNNY WAY OF LAUGHIN' Stereo 35 Vol. II (Com) (13) i (DEC) 104 /MM, PREMISES (ATCO) (8) 22 STRANGER ON THE SHORE Johnny's Greatest Hits (Coll 79 Tonight (UA) (20) 25 Jump Up Calypso (RCA) (46) 27 We "TUFF" SAX (HI) 89 don't set any records pressing suits... Let's Twist Again (Park) 42 TWISTIN' N' TWANGIN' (RCA) 100 Linger Awhile With Vic Damon. (Cap) 125 Roger Williams' Greotest Hits (Kapp) 111 But we do bave the best set -up suited to live It Up (Col) (38) 36 Yellow Bird (Dot) (29) 50 GEORGE MAHARIS SINGS! (EPIC) 119 Young and Warm and Wonderful (RCA) (43) 132 pressing records! THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL (RCA) (30) 40 YOUNG WORLD (DOT) (37) 71 MODERN SOUNDS IN COUNTRY & .Tati MOON Our four big plants strategically located in RIVER & OTHER GREAT MOVIE -- THEMES (COL) (22) 49 BA- SHIN' -THE UNPREDICTABLE POINT OF NO RETURN (CAP) (32) 43 JIMMY SMITH (VERVE) 103 Bridgeport, Connecticut Portrait of Johnny (Coll 147 Horn A- Plenty (RCA) 117 Runaround Sue (Laurie) 76 MIDNIGHT IN MOSCOW (KAPP) (47) 19 Pitman, New Jersey Sinatra and Strings (Rep) (33) 16 Midnight Special (B -M 95 Twist (Park) 10 Time Further Out (Col) (23) 56 Terre Haute, Indiana Twist With Bobby Darin (At,,) 107 Time Out (Cu)) (11) 8 TWISTIN' ROUND THE WORLD (PARK) 55 Whot'd I Say (At)) 53 LosAngeies, California Versatile Burl Ives (Dec) 57 NANCY WILSON /CANNONBALL ADDERLEY Andy Williams' Best (Cad) 124 (CAP) 77 are equipped to give you the fastest custom YOUNG, ALIVE & IN LOVE (RCA) 99 Your Twist Party (Pork'. 5 SHOW MUSIC service imaginable (almost while- uwait)! Female Vocalists Original Cast
Joon Baez, Vol. I (Van) 88 ALL AMERICAN (COL) (S0) B6 Camelot (Col) 13 Call or write today so we can start Joan Baez, Vol. II (Van) 35 (3) Patsy Cline Showcase (Dec) 127 Carnival (MGM) 54 Connie's Flower Drum Song (Col) 118 !forting allyour pressing problems! Greatnst Hits (MGM) 63 out DO THE TWIST (MGM) 64 How to Succeed in Business Without Really Ella in Hollywood (Ver) 112 Trying (RCA) New York 19, New York Judy at Carnegie Hall (Cap) (15) 14 Milk and Honey (RCA) 19 799 Seventh Avenue LOVE LETTERS (ERA) 140 Music Man (Cap) 41 Gloria Lynne at Basin Street East (Ever) 94 My Fair Lady (Col) 26 Circle 5.7300 Never on Sunday (MGM) 91 NO STRINGS (CAP) (9) 12 Roaring 20's (W8) 106 Sound of Music (Col) (10) 9 Chtcago.11, Illinois Sincerely Brenda Lee (Dec, 72 South Pacific (Col) 93 Subways Are for Sleeping (Col) 134 North McClurg Court 630 Duos and Groups West Side Story (Col) (251 6 WHitehail 4 -6000 Sound Track BABY IT'S YOU (SCEP) 62 BEST OF THE TRIO Los Angeles 48, California KINGSTON (CAP) 150 Blue Howoii (RCA, Campus Encore (4) 4 (Cap) 67 Exodus (RCA) 105 8723 Alden Drive College Concert (Cap) (12) 7 Flower Drum Song (Dec) 75 Encore of Golden (24) OLeander 5-5277 Hits (Mere) 85 G.I. Blues (RCA) 90 Kingston Trio (Cap) 87 Hey, Let's Twist (Rou) 48 Kingston Trio Close Up (Cap) 80 King and I (Cap) 92 Mighty Say on Campus (Kapp) 45 King of Kings (MGM) 97 ONCE UPON A i'.-° TIME (CAP) 137 Never on Sunday (UA) 126 COLUMBIA PETER, PAUL AND MARY (WE) 29 Oklahoma! (Cop) (14) Sing Out( (RCA) (36) 18 South Pocific (RCA) (18) 71 Slightly Fabulous Limeliters (RCA) RI I. 143 STATE FAIR (DOT) (16) 24 RECORD A Song for Young Love (Cap) (35) 15 West Side Story (Col) (1 1 PRODUCTIONS Standing Room Only (UA) 145 THROUGH CHILDREN'S EYES (RCA) (48) Music From Musicals, Films and TV Twist With A 005ron1 SERVICE OF COLUMBIA RECORDS t%J the Ventures (Dolt) 52 THE VENTURES' Breakfast of Tiffany's (RCA) ...)2) 3 A DIVISION Or cas TWIST PARTY, VOL. II (DOLT) 81 EXPERIMENT IN TERROR (RCA) 122 Choruses Great Motion Picture Themes (UA) 65 GREAT THEMES FROM HIT FILMS (COM).. (28) FAMILY SING ALONG WITH MITCH (COI,)...133 ORIGINAL MOTIONMO PICTURE HIT Happy Times Sing Along With Mitch (Cu)) 128 THEMES )UA( 61 Rhythm Sing Along With Mitch )Cu)) 47 West Side Story (UA) (45, 59 Sentimental Sing Along With Mitch (Coll 146 Sing Along With Mitch (Cu)) 142 IN COMEDY LP's Your Request Sing Along With Mitch (Coll 141 Th Astronaut (Kapp) 110 The Bickenons (Co)) 123 Mixed Voices Jot. Jimenez in Orbit /gill Dana on Earth (Kapp) 130 Knocker. Up (Jub) 43 Oldies But Goodie., Vol. I (OS) 6E Moms Hobby d Geneva Conference OId)s But Goodies, (Chesil 70 Vol. 1(I (OS) 131 Mike Nichols & Elaine May Examine Doctor. Sixty Years of Mu.). (Mrc) 60 America Loves ont, Rusty Warren toutsoe. Book (Jub) 83 Vol. Ill (RCA) 131, Woody Woodbury 's Saonaticsb (Steod)n 144
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Continued from page 8 FOR WEEK ENDING JUNE 9 for customers. Southern labels in- started by Paul Mosley, with Ann clude: Ad Lib, Alfa, The Honor Roll of Hits comprises the nation's top tunes according Bash, Battle, Beloffs and Ernest Cimadamore in- Cook, Crown, Classic, Editions, Fi- to record sales and disk jockey troducing a Pep Records label. performances as determined by delity, Fiesta, Folkways, Headline, Nicholas P. Girolamo and Al Jor- Heartbeat, Billboard Music Week's weekly nationwide surveys. K &H, MMO, New don joined forces to set up Bis - Phoenix, Riviera, Southern Sound, mark Music Publishers. Tradition and Taurus. ml, Last Weeks RECORDINGS AVAILABLE Week Week oa Tune Composer -Publisher Chart (Bost Selling Record Lifted In Bold Face) Magellan Names Oshen
O 1 I CAN'T STOP LOVING YOU 4 NEW YORK -Magellan Sound, By Don Gibson -Published by Acuff -Rose (BM!) makers of children's records, has I. I CANT STOP LOVING YOU - named Leonard Oshen general Ray Charles, ABC -Paramount 10330; Tab Hunter, sales manager. Magellan works in 2 STRANGER ON THE SHORE 9 Dot 16355; Ray Garnett, Operators 2012. co- operation with O By Bilk- Young -Published by Mellin (BM!) the Book of Knowledge. Oshen was formerly 2.. STRANGER ON THE. Eastern District manager for Kitch- O 3 SOLDIER BOY SHORE -Mr, 10 Acker Bilk, Atco 6217) Drifters, At- ens of Sara Inc. ERR By Luther Dixon -Florence Green-Published by Ludlx (BMI) Lee, lantic 2134; Sammy Gardner, Nor- man 517; Buddy Merrill. Dot 16346; Andy Williams, Columbia 2451. !hilly Horizons Widen 5 LOVERS WHO WANDER 5 By DeMucol- Maresca- Published by Dlsal (ASCAP) PHILADELPHIA Local mu- O 3. - SOLDIER BOY- Shlreset, Sceptor sic makers 1228. continue to branch out with local record labels and 12 THE MAN WHO SByHOT LIBERTY mu- OUNDS sic publishing houses with two new ® Bacharach by Farrow (ascAF) 3 4. LOVERS WHO WANDER -Dion, Laurie 3123, diskeries and one pub setting up shop for the first time this week. OO13 IT KEEPS RIGHT ON A'HURTIN' 3 P. & L. Record Company was By Johnny Tillotson -Published by Tanridge (BMI) 5. THE MAN W'HO SHOT LIBERTY VALANCE -Gene Pitney, Moslem. Fairmont Singers. Dot 16340; ERFUL ONE 9 THE WHO REALLY LOVERS YOUinaan- Ray' Garnett, Operator 2014. O Publshed by Jobcta (BMI) 5 PERRI RECORDS, INC. Molars Again. 527 MADISON AVE., N. Y. C. PL 2 -8030 6. IT KEEPS RICHT ON A-HURTIN' -Johnny Cadence 1418. O 4 MASHED POTATO TIME 12 HEADED FOR HITTSVILLE By Mann -Lowe- Published by Rlce -Mill (BMI) T' ° °° 7. THE ONE WHO REALLY LOVES Grab Grammes YOU -Mary Wells, Motown 1024. CHARLIE RICH 18 SECOND HAND LOVE 3 Continued from page 6 By Hunter- Spector by -Published Morn. (BMI) 8. MASHED EASY 0 POTATO TIME-Dee more with the "Breakfast at - MONEY D Tif ee Sharp, Cameo 212. fany's" album in which 10 CONSCIENCE "Moon b/w 6 River" was featured, for Best MIDNITE By Mann . w'elt -Published by Aid,, (BMI) Per- 9. SECOND -HAND LOVE - Connie formance by an Orchestra Francis, MGM 13074. (for other than dancing), and for Best M,'e BLUES 19 PALISADES PARK 3 TT Sound Track album. By Barris- Published by Claridge (ASCAP) 10. CONSCIENCE -Jomew Darren, Col - Phillips Plu 630. Leonard Bernstein (Columbia) won two Grammies, Best Record- Ist. #3576 12 21 PLAYBOY 2 ing for Children ( "Peter and By 11. PALISADES PARK- the ..... 639 Madison Holland- Bateman- Horton- Stevenson -Published by Jobe), (BMI) Freddy Can- Wolf "), and Best non, Swan 41061 Timmy Reynolds, Spoken Word 7iÉeseale Memphis, Tenn. Operators 2014. Album ( "Humor in Music "). As 8 EVERYBODY LOVES BUT YOU 13 ME 1 composer of "West Side Story," he By R. Self- Publtshed by Champion (BMI) 12. PLAYBOY - ólarreloltcs, Tamla than passing interest 54060. in the wins scored by two versions 20 Moving Fast! 0 DON'T PLAY THAT SONG 3 (Columbia) and Best Large Group By Nugctre- Published by Progressive (BMI) 13. EVERYBODY LOVES ME BUT Jazz Performance, by Stan Kenton YOU -Brenda Lee, Decca 31379. (Capitol). 11 SHE CRIED 9 Other multiple winners included 15 By 14. DON'T RCA G. Riebards -T. Daryll- Published by Trio (BM!) PLAY THAT SONG - Victor's "Daphnis and Chloe" BONGO B en E. King, Afro 6222. by the Boston Symphony (Best 6 OLD RIVERS Classical Orchestral Performance 18 15. SHE CR1ED -Jay and the and Best By Crofford-Published by Glo-htacMetric (BMI) Mu,. Engineering Contribu- cane, United Artists 415; Ted Daryll, tion): Capitol's STOMP Utopia 1003, Laurinda Almeida (Best 28 THE STRIPPER Solo Classical Performance JOY 262 11 2 and a tie Best By David Rose -Published 16. for Contemporary by D. Roso (ASCAP) OLD RIVERS - Walter Brennan, Liberty 55436, Classical composition); Angel's "Madame Butterfly" JOY RECORDS 7 SHOUT! SHOUT! (Knock Yourself (Best Operat- 18 Out) 6 ic 1613 E'-a,.. '( Y_ By E. I7. THE Recording and Best Classical Maresca -T. E. Bogdany- Published by Broadway (ASCAP) STRIPPER -David Rose and 0 Album his Ork, MGM 13064; Contrasts, Cover); and Columbia's Operators 2013. Igor Stravinsky 15 UPTOWN (Album of the 6 Year-"Stravinsky Conducts." also A GEM! By B. Mann -C. Weil -Published by ® Aldon (BM!) 18. SHOUT! a tie for SHOUT( (Knock Your- Best Contemporary Classi- self 0101-Emk Maresca, Seville cal Composition). 117. Y0 17 I SOLD MY HEART TO THE JUNKMAN 5 Two for MacDermott By Leon Rene Otis Reno-Published by (ASCAP) Mills 19, Composer Galt MacDermott was UPTOWN -Crystals, nines 102. awarded two Grammies for his 30 SO THIS IS LOVE 0 2 20. I "Afrikaan Waltz "; Best SOLD MY HEART TO Instrumen- By Steven Howard -Published by Pattern (ASCAP) THE JUNKMAN -Bloc -Belt, Newtown tal Theme and Best Original Jazz 500) Silhouettes, Ace O26 FOLLOW THAT 608. Composition. DREAM 2 Y2 By Weisman Jack Jones took honors in the and wise- Published by Gladys (ASCAP) 21. SO THIS IS LOVE-'Castelle, Era important Best 3073. Male Vocal Per- formance category for 16 P. T. 109 "Lollipops 23 and Roses" on 8 22. FOLLOW THAT Kapp. "High Fly- By Wllkin- Burch -Published by Cedarwood (BE!!) DREAM -Elsls ing," by HICKORY 1169 Presley, RCA Victor EPA 4368. Lambert, Hendricks and Ross on Columbia was cited as THAT'S OLD FASHIONED Best Performance by a 24 - 23. P. T. 109 -Jimmy Dean, Columbia Vocal By AUDIO FIDELITY RECORDS Giant- Baum -Kaye- Published by Abetbauh, BM! 42338. Group. RCA Victor's Peter Nero was voted Best New Artist of 1961. 24. Best WITH 0 13 TWISTIN' MATILDA THAT'S OLD FASHIONED- Everly Comedy Performance honors 5 Brothers, Warner Bros. 5273. went to "An Evening with 'TIME- Published by General -Pickwick Mike (ASCAP) Nichols and Elaine May" on Mer- 25. TWISTIN' OFFER! 24 FUNNY WAY MATILDA -Jimmy Soul, cury. 28 OF LAUGHIN' SPOR 3300. VOIYME By Cochran- Published by Pamper (BMI) 26. FUNNY WAY OF LAUGHIN'- Burl Ives, Decca 31371. 21 - CINDY'S BIRTHDAY By Winn -Hoovers- Published by Maravilla, BMI 27. CINDY'S BIRTHDAY - Johnny DON'T tMlllr Crawford, Del FI 4178. Nona NtP 196. Vet.. ,VSO 9964 29 TEACH ME TONIGHT sfiò 28 2 10 MONO 10 STEREO By Cahn- uePau)- Publi.shcd 28. ME FORGET by (fib -Leeds (ASCAP) TEACH TONIGHT- George BONUS . 2 FREE STEREO Mahar), Epic 9504. POE -PAK FULL DEALER MARKUP! 14 JOHNNY ANGEL 29 13 By 29. JOHNNY ANGEL -Shelly Pockriss- Duddy -Published by Post (ASCAP) Fabares, Colpix 621. PVT. GclTí"iflr VILLAGE OF LOVE ailiers r7uientÌra)e 30 - 30. VILLAGE OF LOVE-Nathaniel By Devout Brown RITCHIE "LIARD" -Published by Trianon, BM! Mayer, Fortune -United Artists b/w Aw, Twl.tl 449. Terry iG700n, by Willa WARNING Tommy -The title 'HONOR ROLL OF HITS' is a Emeeh Instrumenta) the lilts bas been registered trade -mark and the listing of D.J.'e Or ne copyrighted by Billboard Musk; Week. Use of dttrihuton, out Billboard Music Week's either may not bo made with- [or cOPies write: eons.). Requests for such consent should be submitted ADAMS TERRY RECORD DIET. to On publishers of Billboard In writing Now playing W. Gamin/ for Uncle Sun Music Week at 1564 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y. 444 Eest Ave. Hamilton, OfiN
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19 1S HEY LITTLE GIRL - 9 16 JAMBALAYA -Fate Domino I 9 MOON RIVER- ARGENTINA Del Shannon (London) -Vick) FRANCE (Imperial)-- Cäappell Carmen Cavallaro (Dacca) (Courtesy Escalen a La Pap) This Last 20 17 *LET'S TALK ABOUT LOVE - 10 9 HAPPY JOSE-Jack Ross 9 7' UN POCO MAS -Lucho Gallea This Last Helen Shapiro (Columbla)- Week Week (Londdo); Willy Schobben (Odeon) Week Week Lorna Music (Artorte)-Portenaeo 10 - PERFUME DE ROSAS - 1 2 POPOTITOS -Los Teen Tops 1 1 RETIENS LR NUIT /I GOT A 21 9 SPEAK TO ME PRETTY - Cortllo y au Combo (Gema) (Columbia) -Edmi Brenda Lee (Brunswick) - WOMAN -Johnny Hallyday 2 3 NATA PER ME- Macmelodies ( PhlSps) ITALY (Courtesy Mmka e DIsoM. Milan) Adriaoo Celantano (Miorofon); 22 - UNSQUARE DANCE -Dave 2 2 LECON DE TWIST- Richard PHILIPPINES Los Santos (Music Hall); Tony (CBS) Anthony (Columbia); Caterina aDeaole, beat origin Brubeck -Derry Musio This Last This Last Vilar (Columbia)-E.A.R. 23 28 DEEP IN THE HEART OF Valente (Dacca)- Caravelle Week Week Fonisimo 3 3 CLAIR DE LUNE A Week Week TEXAS -Duan Eddy (RCA) - I SEND SOMEONE TO LOVE MB 1 1 - s LA BALADA TROMBA - Southern MAUBEUGE- Plerre Perrin 1 MOLIENDO CAFE -*Mina Lawrence Parisi (Ricordi); (Italdisc) -'Steve (UA)- Gastono (Microfon); 24 - *THE RIVER'S RUN DRY - Fernand Rayoaud Mareeo Los Cinco Latinos (Columbia) - Vince Hill (Piccadilly) (Philips); Bourvil (Pathe)- 2 3 LA PALOMA -Elvis Presley Titanus- Fermata - Caravelle Aberbach 2 5 GOOD LUCK CHARM- Southern (RCA)- Elvis Presley (RCA) -Filipinas 4 6 MIDNIGHT IN MOSCOW 4 4 ALLELLUTA- Charles Aznavour 3 4 LIKE I DO -Nancy Sinatra - 25 29 *JEZEBEL-Marty Wilde (Philips) t S SOUTH PACIFIC TWIST- Stirlyn Brandy (Tonodac); -Campbell -Connelly (Barclay)- French Music (Reprise) -Ricordi Rockyfenere (Parkway} 4 1 The - Macke Mucks (Victor) -Tyler- 26 25 *THE PARTY'S OVER- f S ET MAINTENANT- LET'S TWIST AOAIN- Peppino Dyna Products Melody -Novel Lonnie Donegan (Pye)- Chappell Gllbert Beeaud (Columbia, DI Capri (Caduti); Chubby SEPTEMBER (GC) 4 3 .HIGH NOON -Connie Francis 6 5 COME - 27 - GINNY COME LATELY - Breton Checker (MOM)- Marero Billy Vaughn (Dot); Jose Cara 6 7 PETIT t MOON RIVER Fidenco Steve Perry (Decca) -Pogo OON2ALES- Dalida -Vico f I KNOW -Barbara George Adarius Music - (RCA) -Michelin - (Columbia)- Music -(Barclay); Daoyel Gerard (Primary) - (Monument) -No Licensee Fermata *SWINGING IN (Polydur)-- Caravelle kecordi 28 - THE RAIN - 6 8 MASHED POTATOES - 6 S LET'S TWIST AGAIN - Norman Vaughan (Pye)- 7 6 CHICO CHA CHA -/LA 6 10 ST. TROPEZ TWIST -Peppin Checker (Victor); Di Sidney Sharp (Warner Bros.) - Cbubby Robbins BAMBA -Los Machucambos Capri (Carisch) Mareco Richard Anthony (Odeon) (Dacca) 7 6QUANDO QUANDO QUANDO - 29 22 EV'RYBODY'S TWISTIN'- 7 9 THAT'S OLD FASHIONED Kalman Music-Fermata 8 LE Marcel -Tony Renia (VdP); Pat Boone - Frank Sinatra (Reprise)- - MEXICAIN- Amont Everly Brothers (Warner Bros.) T 10 MULTIPLICATION - Peter Maurice (Polydon) ( Loodon)- Ricordi -Mareeo Bobby Darin (Ateo); Las 29 9 10 LE( LION EST MORT CE SOIR 8 7 WHEELS-Billy Vaughn 30 'SESAME MUCHO -Jet Harris 8 6 BUBBLE GUM -The Grass- Salvajes (Columbia) -Aderii (Decca)- .Southern -Henri Salvador (Salvador - (London-Bridge hoppers (Kapp)- Mareeo Music -Fermata Philips) 9 9 *LA RAGAZZA COL 9 7 WELL 1 TOLD YOU - B 8 GAUCHO PACHANGUERO- 10 - LES BOURGEOIS -Jacques Brel MAGLIONE -Pian Donaggio Chaatois Carlos Argentino (Music (Philips) The (Carltoo)- Han) DENMARK (Columbia) Pacific Promotions -Korn 10 8 LUNA CAPRESE -Connie (Courtesy Qom Muslktarreau, 10 MANTECA DE COCO --- 9 7 DEL TIEMPO I MAMA Copenhagen) Francis (MGM) - - *Denotes local origin GERMANY Tito Rodriguez (United Artists) Los Chalchaleros (Victor) - 11 12 MIDNIGHT IN MOSCOW - Korn This Last (Courtesy Aatomalea- Markt) Kenny Ball (Pye)- Aromando -Memo Week Week *Denotes 10 .9 BAMBINA BAMBINA- local origin 11 *CIAO AMORE -Adriano This Last - Tony Dallara (Columbia); 1 1 WALK ON BY- Clitftere Celentano ( Caramba) SOUTH AFRICA Week Week Luis Aguilr (Odeon) -E.A.R. (Philips); Grethe Sonck 13 - STAI LONTANA DA ME- Alibis) I 1 HEISSER SAND -Mina (Polydon) (Courtesy Radio South Fonisimo (Sorten)- Winkler Adriano Celentano (Clan) origin LA NOVIA Rialto - *Denotes local 2 3 -Pool Bundgard Ricordi This Last (Polyphon) 2 3 ICH SCHAU DEN WEISSEN -Multitone l4 11 *TANGO DEL MARE -Betty Week Week AUSTRALIA 3 2 SCHWARZE ROSE ROSE- WOLKEN NACH - -Leopardi Curtis (CGD) 1 1 FORGET-ME- NOT-Eden Kano (Confirm Munk Maker, Sydney) MARIE -Peter Kraus (Polydon) Nana Mouskouri (Fontana) - 15 13 51N QUALCHE PARTE DEL *Denotes local origin Winkler Schaeffen (Dacca) -Essex Music - MONDO-Luigi Tenco 2 6 GOOD LUCK CHARM- This Last 4 6 TONIGHT -*Ellen Wischer 3 2 ZWEI KLEINE ITALIENER- (Ricordi) -Ricordi Week Week (Polyphon)-WH Conny (Columbia) -Intro Eris Presley (RCA) - Aberbach 1 1 *I'VE BEEN EVERYWHERE - 5 8 THE YOUNG ONES 4 5 ALO- AHE/DAS WEITE MEER Lucky Star (Festival)- - -*Freddy ( Polydor)- Esplanade JAPAN 3 4 AFRIKAAN BEAT-Bert Belinda Cliff Richard (Columbia) (Polydor)- 2 4 MOON RIVER -Henry Mancini -De Capo S 4 EINE ROSE AUS SANTA (Courtesy UTAMATIC, Tokyo) Kaempfert Aberbach 4 YOU ASK ABOUT (RCA) -Chappell 6 - HUL I SPANDEN (A HOLE IN MONICA-Carmel* Correa *Denotes local origin 7WHEN 3 1 Sl SENOR -Rob E. G. (Festival) THE BUCKET- Dirch Passer (Ariols)- Francis, Day & This Last LOVE -Jackie Frisco (Rave) - -Leeds & Lily Broberg (Philips) -No Hunter Week Week Acuff -Rose S 2 1 -The G 4 B DEAR ONE -Larry Plnnegan Publisher 6 8 AUF WIEDERSEHEN 1 - TOO MANY RULES UNDERSTAND -Clefs (London) -Alberts 7 9 *DEN MORKE LANDEVEJ- MARLENE -Bob Moore Connie Francis (MGM) - (London) 6 3 DREAM BABY -Roy Orbison Gustav Winkler (Tono)- (London)-Acuff-Rose Columbia 6 3 WHEN THE GIRL IN YOUR (London) -Acuff -Rose Wiackler 7 6 SILVER MOON -Peter Kraus 1 4 OUSHO- Murata Hideo ARMS IS THE GIRL IN 5 -Karl Denver (Polydor) YOUR HEART -Cliff Richard 6 WIMOWEH 8 S ELISANETH SERENADE - -Gerig (Columbia) -Columbia (Dacca) -D. Davis Raquel Rasterani (Sonet)- t 7 NO BIER, NO WEIN, NO 3 1 ERIKO -Heshi Yukio (Victor) - (Columbia) SCHNAPS -*Gus Backus Victor 7 3 PEPITA -Loa Macáumbaa Elvis Presley (RCA) -Belinda 9 4 ZWEI KLEINE ITALIENER - (Polydon)- Tonleiter 4 - *TAB' NO YORAZE- (London) t 7 NUT ROCKER -B. Bumble and Conny (Electrola)- Winkler 9 II SCHAU MIR NOCHMAL IN Takaishi Katsue & Fujinara 8 - *HALFWAY TO PARADISE - Peler Louie (Renown) - the Stingers (Festival)- Castle 10 7 HAWAII TATTOO - DIE AUGEN -Gerhard Ryo ( Columbia)- Columbia 9 - *TODAY'S TEARDROPS - The Waikiki's (Palette) - Wendland (Philips)- Melodie 5 3 LOUISIANA MAMA- Fujlkl Kirschner Col Joye (Festival)- Belinda Wlnekler der Welt Takashi (Teichiku)- Teichiku; 9 t PICTURES IN THE FIRE - 10 10 LOVE LETTERS -Kerry Lester 30 9 GELD WIE HEU -Gerd Bohrher Gene Pitney (United Artists) - Pat Boone (Dot) -Spoon Music (London) -No Publisher (Decca) -Budde Victor 10 i0- A WONDER LIKE YOU -Rick 11 9 WONDERFUL LAND - EIRE 11 10 HAPPY JOSE (CHINO- CHING- 6 6 GARASU NO JOHNNY - Nelson (Renown) -Sydney Bros. The Shadows (Columbia)- CHING) -Jack Ross (London) Al George (Teichlku)- Teichiku Alberts (Courtesy Dublin Evening Mall) -Intro THE TWIST Curtis Combo *Denotes local origin 'l 2 -King SPAIN 12 12 HANDSOME GUY -Dick Loop 12 U BLAUES BOOT DER ( Victor)- Victor (Liberty) This Last (Courtesy Spain Diseomaab) -Castle Week Week SEHNSUCHT /GOLDEN 8 S AME NO HANAZONO- 13 11 CINDERELLA -Jack Ross GLANZT DAS MEER -Blue Nakasone Mild (King) -King *Denotes local origin (London) -No Publisher 1 1 GOOD LUCK CHARM- Diamonds (Fontana)-Aberbach- 9 7 WASURENAISA- Kitahara Kenji Tkb Lat 14 14 SHE'S GOT YOU -Patsy Cline Elvis Presley (RCA) -Belinda Capriccio (Columbia) -Columbia Week Week 2 4 I'M LOOKING 1 LOVE ME WARM AND (Festival) -Acuff -Rose OUT THE 13 16 NAPOLI MELODIE - 10 10 .IINSEI NO NAMIKIMICHI- I I6 13 CHIP CHIP Gene McDaniel WINDOW -Cliff Richard Bert Weedon (Electrola)- Iahihara Yujiro (Teichiku)- TENDER -Paul Anita (RCA) - (Liberty)- Belinda ( Columbla) -Chappell Francis, Day A Hunter Tekhiku Hlspavox 3 2 DREAM BABY -Roy Orbison 14 12 HAWAII TATTOO - I 4 PERDONAME -Duo Dinamico BRITAIN (London)-Acuff-Rose The Waikiki* (Telefunken) (Von Amo) -Del Sur 4 5 HEY LITTLE GIRL - 15 17 LASS DIE LIEBE AUS DEM MEXICO 3 2 MARY CARMEN - (Courtesy New Musical Express, London) Del Shannon (Loador)- Vicki SPIEL EIN BISSCHEN MUT (Courtesy Aedbmusles) Duo Dinamico (Vox Amo)- *Denotes local oriels S 3 WHEN MY LITTLE GIRL IS -Anita Lindblom (Fontana) - *Denotes local origin Del Sur This Last SMILING -Jimmy Justice (Pye) Melodie der Well This Lat 4 3 TERCER HOMBRE - Wean Week -Aldo* Week Week Duo Dinamico (Vox Arno)- 1 1 GOOD LUCK CHARM - 6 6 AS YOU LIKE IT -Adam Faith 1 1 *EL LOCO- Javier Solis Del Mundo Elvis Presley (RCA) -Belinda (Parlophone)- Downbeat HONG KONG (Columbia) -Pham 3 6 BALADA DE LA TROMPETA This Last - 2 7 *COME OUTSIDE -Mike Same 7 8 *KATIE DALY- Eamonn O'Shea 2 - *MARIA LA BANDIDA- Los S Latinos (Columbia. (Parlophone)- R.S.A. Music (Glemide)- Walton's Week Week J. A. Jimenez (RCA) -Emmi (Argentina) 2 LOOKING 1 1 QUANDO t vat OUT THE a 10 LOVE LETTERS -Kenny Lester QUANDO QUANDO 3 2 *EL GRAM TOMAS (Norman) 6 5 DANCE ON LITTLE GIRL - WINDOW -Cliff Richard (London) -- Chappell -Pat Boone (Doll and SUSY LA COQUETA Paul Asks (Hispavox)- (Columbia) -- Chappell 9 - LAST NIGHT WAS MADE FOR 2 7 PLEASE DON'T ASK ABOUT (Runaround Sue) -Mayls (RCA) Hispavos 4 3 NUT ROCKER -B. Bumble LOVE BARBARA -Bobby Vee -Billy Fury (Decca)- -Bramblla T - LINDA MUCHACHITA- (Top Rank) -Ardmore A Good Llbeny 4 4 EDI, EDI (Steady Eddy)- Connie Francis (Hispsvox)- Beechwood 10 7 WONDERFUL LAND 3 - INSTANI MASHED-The Angelica Maria (Musart)- Hispavox S AS YOU LIKE 1T - Ventures t -Adam Faith The Shadows (Columbia) (Dolton) Emmi t 9 DIME POR QUI- - 4 2 NEE WEE, (Parlophone)- Downbeat Music Frances Day WO WO- Rebecca S 3 MUNEQUITA (Roly Poly)- Duo Dinamico (Vos Amo)- 6 8 LAST NIGHT WAS MADE FOR Pan (Diamond) Enrique Guzman (Columbia) - Del Sur LOVE -Billy Fury S 8 BERMUDA (Deeca)- -Linda Scott (CA) Emmi 9 8 KISSIN' ON THE PHONE - Good Music FRENCH 6 4 SPANISH HARLEM -Santo and 6 NENA BAILAMOS TWIST (Hinparos) 7 (WALLOON) - - Paul Aoka 11 I DONT KNOW WHY -Eden Johnny (CA) Rebeldes del Rock Hispanos Kane (Dacca)- Fraaois, Day le BELGIUM 7 3 ANGEL -Elvis Presley (RCA) 7 6 MY GIRL JOSEPHINE- 10 TOO YOUNG -*Duo Dinamtco- Hunter - (Courtesy Juke Box Magazine) 8 5 KING OF CLOWNS - Bill Black Combo (London) - (Voz Amo)- Hispavox t 6 LOVE LETTERS -Kerry Lester *Denotes kcal origin Neil Sedaba (RCA) Pending (London) -Chappell Two 9 - SHARING YOU -Bobby Vee 8 *FLORIDA TWIST -Bill Haley 9 10 GINNY COME LATELY This Wakes (Liberty) (Orfeon) -Pham SWEDEN - This Brian Hyland (HMV) -Pogo Week Ago 10 9 TIK -A -TEE. T1K- A -TAY- 9 VAGAR ENTRE SOMBRAS- Last Music - Week Week I 2 UN CLAIR DE LUNE A Dean Manin (Reprise) Alvaro Zermeno (Orteon)- 30 4 *WONDERFUL LAND-Shadows 1 2 GOOD LUCK CHARM (Columbia)- MAUBEUGE-.Bourvil (Pathe) Esami - Francis, Day de -Ed. Moderny 10 7 NO EXISTE EL AMOR- Elvis Presley (RCA) -Belinda Hunter HOLLAND 2 6 CHATTANOOGA CHOO CHOO 2 1 YA YA -Joey Dee and the Cesar Costa (Orteon) -Pbum 11 20 *PICTURE OF YOU Stae- (Courtesy Pistennleaws, Amersfoort) -Floyd Cramer (RCA) -Joe Brown Siere (Roulette)-Southern This Last - (Piccadilly)- Michael Reine Reuter A Reuter Music Week Week 12 11 *STRANGER ON THE PERU - 3 Torngvlst SHORE - 3 3 RETIENS LA NUIT-Johnny 10 WILMA -Owe (Philips 1 I ZWEI Acker Bilk (Columbia) KLEINE ITALIENER - (Courtesy La Prensa, Lima) -Reuter & Reuter - Hallyday (Philips)- French Conny (HMV) -Portoligen Sherwin Musk *Denotes local oriel. 4 3 WALK ON BY -Leroy Van Dyke 13 19 *DO YOU WANT TO DANCE 2 2 NORMAN -Sue Thompson This Last (Mercury) -Sweden Music, - 4 4 ESPERANZA -Nino De Murcia (Funckler) -Inn. Cliff Richard (Columbia) - (Festival) -French Muziek Co. Week Week Ivan Mogull, Ltd. Music 3 4 WONDERFUL LAND 1 I Sherwin NORMA -Gu taro (Flit) Moreno S 1 TINA OCH MARINA S 6 SHOUT -Joey Dee and the Star. - -Conny 14 13 *THE GREEN LEAVES OF The Shadows (Columbia) - (Sono Radio) (Columbia) -Bens Music liters (Roulette) Mclodia SUMMER -Kenny Ball (Pye)- 8 LOVE ME WARM 2 3 TOWN WITHOUT PITY (Pueblo 6 4 TINA OCH MARIA -Tina och 6 AND 4 3 THE YOUNG ONES Robbins TENDER -Paul - Sin Compasion) -Gene Pitney Marina (Karosen) -Bens Music 14 14 *WONDERFUL Anka (RCA) - Cliff Richard (Columbia) WORLD OF Spanka Music - (United Artists) 7 - YOUNG WORLD -Rick Nelson THE YOUNG Basan 3 2 THE -Danny Williams 7 7 JET- Chubby Checker (Califom ia)- Stockholau EP SOEUR SOURIRE -(Philips) S 5 TANZE MIT (HMV) -Leeds Music Brimavera MIR IN DEN (Odeon) Musikprodukt 16 16 WHEN MY MORGEN -Gerhard Wendland 4 4 MUNECO DE TRAPO- 8 LITTLE GIRL IS 8 S LECON DE TWIST - WONDERFUL LAND - SMILING - (Philips) -Benelux Hector Cabrera (Kubaney) -Jimmy Justice Richard Anthony (HMV) The Shadows (Columbia) - 6 6 GOOD. LUCK (Pye) -A(don - CHARM - 5 10 DALE- DALE- Manolo Munoz EhrlIna & Lorvenholm Eds. Moderny Elvis Presley (RCA) -Belinda 17 23 *LONELY CITY - 9 9 LB LION EST MORT (Munn) 9 7 THE YOUNG ONES - John Lepton (HMV)-Most CE SOIR T - LOVE ME WARM AND 6 6 MULTIPLICATION -Henry Salvador (PhWps)- TENDER-Paul Arks (RCA)- - Cliff Richard (Columbia) - Music Ede, Troplales Bobby Darin (Alto); Gustavo Gehrmans It 23 *LOVER ,PLEASE- Spanks Musk (Hit) Vernon* Girls 10 10 *OH LA LA LOUISE Moreno (S. Radio) 10 S LOVE ME WARM -Eric , t t MEXICO- Moore AND (Daeea) -Ivan Mogul Cleats (Daces) -Bob (Landen); 7 1 TWISTIN' U,S.A.- -Foulon WBty Schobben, (Acton) TENDER -Pool Anita (RCM-- Chubby Checker (Odeon) Item Mesta
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body's Gotta Ya -Yá' with Kapp Frank Friday Dies Suddenly RAUL MATAS Records. Latter side was taken by 'Pirate' Radio Station Faces Kapp ahead of British release. LONDON - Frank A. Friday, TOURS In the other direction Pye sched- economic adviser to Electrical and CHILE uled Ronnie and the Hi- Lites' "I Musical Industries, and an author- NEW YORK -Raul Matas, Danish Government's Plank Wish That We Were Married" ob- ity on disk industry statistics, died BMW correspondent in Spain tained from Joy Records. EMI put here suddenly. He had been with and Editor of Discomania, is out the Blue- Belles' "I Sold My EMI since 1927, except for the war COPENHAGEN -On June 15 but a flood of complaining letters week covering in Chile this Heart to a Junkman" front New years. He was regarded as author- the government here will decide from Radio Mercur listerners has special events for Radio Ma- the fate of Radio Mercur, the so- forced government consideration of Town. Oriole only rarely issues ity on consumer spending and was drid. His column will contain In a deal with Phoenix called pirate commercial radio sta- a pop music segment to be broad- U. S. disks. a constant campaigner in the cause special Chilean notes next Records, Renee Roberts' "I Want of resale price maintenance. tion which plays pop records in cast over the State -owned network. week. competition with the Danish State The council of the Danish State to Love You" was obtained. Radio. Indications seems to point Radio has recommended that 2; When Acker Bilk's "Stranger on U. S. issue. Show is due in New to an outlawing of the broadcasts, million D. Kr, be granted for the the Shore" hit the No. I spot on York ab,{ tt October 1. BMW's "Hot 100" May 26, it was establishment of a "Third Program" Disk Business to be called "Melody Radio," which BELGIUM the first British instrumental to top would air pop music disks. This the American chart in the 10 years Esquire Records, a 15- year -old ARGENTINA would run from midnight to 6 a.m. records have been kept here. This indie specializing in jazz, an- During the heated council hear- probably means the first ever. nounced a long -term renewal with ings, which were carried on radio Decca Enters Preliminary meeting to form a Prestige.... Melodisc has obtained and TV, anxiety was voiced over British disk industry council at- rights for three LP's from Con- Rhythm the quality of material which might New Phase: 4 tracted manufactures (majors and madore.... EMI issued a version Guanta be programmed. Council members indics), distributors and dealers of the continental hit "Zwei Kleine suggested that if music issued by By JAN TORFS (through the Gramophone Record Italiener" called "Gino" by its Ger - Spread by Disks record producers did not meet Stuivenbergvaart, 37- Mechelen Retailers' Association which called man artist Conny. . . British government standards, that State it). Ground was explored for such Decca is putting singles -type pro - Decca inaugurated a new series By RUBEN MACHADO Radio might begin to make its own a body and basic rules drawn up. motion on the Elvis Presley EP Lavalle 1783, 3', Izq, of stereo LP's called "Phase 4." Next step will be a formal first of the "Follow That Dream" filet records. the Decca Phase Buenos Aires The price of niggling. Items on the agenda will songs issued on RCA Victor. . . 4 sets is much lower than the price a New indie issued its first A new dance, presented at the include the Common Market, ARAL Dream," has been lifted from radio of Command albums (275 fr. as Week and Resale An LP, "Glenn in Or- movie festival in Mar del Plata, bas National Record single.... restriction but there is still no men- against 375 fr. ($5.50 against bit," of the space been released on disks. The Guanta Price Maintenance. based on tapes tion of when the movie will be $7.50). flight, has been issued by the rhythm has appeared by Waldo de Visitors issued by United Artists Pictures. In the single record field much Daily Express as its first album los Rios on Columbia, Armando Philip Wad - ... J. M. Burnett, C.B.E., chair- is expected of Paul Anka's "A Steel Michael Barclay and venture. Patron° on Odeon and Lucio Ml- man and managing director of dilove, heads of the indie disk pro- Iena for Music Hall. Guitar and a Glass of Wine," to E.M.I. (Australia), Ltd., is in Lon- be released by RCA next week, duction and talent management Miguel Amador, the Argentina don for top -level discussions. He and the new Cliff Richard's "Do firm Audio Enterprise, fly to New crooner who lives in France and will 5 two weeks' staying be returning to Australia via You Want to Dance" b -w "I'm York June for will soon make a visit to Buenos at Firm pro- COLOMBIA the States for talks with Capitol. Looking Out the Window" on Co- the Park Sheraton. Aires, is being recorded by Sic - duces records on assignment (e.g., Philips will handle distribution , . . More than 120,000 americana for the Music Hall label. lumbia. on Sun- of Riverside Records in Australia. records by Joey Dee have been United Artists "Dancing He will also perform on TV... . First release under the new set -up "Ya Ya" on top, day" LP made in Athens), but its sold in Belgium: to British Mariano Rivera B. Finkel and Son, makers of rec- will be in July. Current catalog followed by "Shout" and "The Pep- own pactees are assigned Present deal is on a world ord envelopes, have opened a new will be available together with the permint Twist." Decca. plant in Buenos Aires. basis. but a new one starting Sep- Erroll Garner's Octave label. M. Gramophone was Visits Bogota Garin of 1 for artists The first Paul Anka record, Ray Bull, ARC promotion man- tember has provision in Paris to meet the Pathe -Marconi to be placed with other By PENALVER "Love Me Warm and Tender" on ager, is campaigning to a individually ALVARO capture people as well as the export man- in RCA has had good sales and ABC - labels outside the U.K. certain Apartado 3066 Caracas ager of LA Voce del Padrone circumstances. A -E's most impor- Paramount has just released "Di- ket in Australia. This portion of Conde, RCA's (EMI) Milano. He attended a rec- tant talent is Eden Kane, currently Mariano Rivera ana," an LP which contains some the record trade is rapidly growing trouble- ord session of Marlene Dietrich's in the British chart with "I Don't Latin America traveling of his greatest hits. Anka's Spanish and is to be given VIP treatment. were and director general, ar- versions at which two German records Know Why," his fourth consecutive shooter language have been re- Bull stated that it's both an avenue die Blumen in Bogota on way to other indifferently cut: "Sag mir wo sind" hit. rived ceived by the public, for sales and promotion virtually All Flowers south -of- the -border areas. mostly due (Where Have the Another independent producer, to the fact that the untouched by record companies in Gone) and "Die Welt war jung." Olga Gull- language is not very clear. The Ar- Jack Good, leaves for New York Rolando LaSerle and this country. The slow business cycle seems to entertainers, gentine public prefer Anka singing July 15 planning a year's U. S. stay. lot, noted Cuban Patsy Ann Noble, EMI's top re- be clearing up, although very slow- "The m English. Good, a former TV producer, scheduled to appear. cording star. leaves for England in ly. The new Paul Anka and Cliff Voice of the Sea Shore" (La Voz One of execu- works as a free lance for British Odeon's Brazilian July. One of her singles has been Richard records, which were re- del Litoral), new member in the tives, Fleury Jessem, visited Buenos Decca. He currently has two disks issued by English HMV. "Good leased last week, should soon be Caracol chain of radio stations, Aires as a part of a tour for the on the British chart, the Vernon I.00kin' Boy" and as a farewell hits. Another record moving well and "Resume opened this month in Barranquilla. southern part of the continent and here, the local HMV label rush re- Girls' "Lover Please" is Neil Sedaka's "King of Clowns." Macho" by Jet Harris.... He pub- Sonolux to manufacture and dis- be is working for the greater suc- leased her first album entitled "Just In Walloon Belgium, another rec- cess of the Latin American Con- lishes through Hill and Range... . tribute the Genia (Cuba) label. for You." ... The World Record ord is sold by the hundreds: "Un gress of Record Producers that Sid Coleman, EMI's publishing Discos Fuentes held its first na- Club issued their first all- Australian de a (Moon- will clair lune Maubeuge" head, visiting the grout's firms in tional sales convention in Medellin take place in Lima, Peru, in show recording of "Maid of the especially in light in Maubeuge), Switzerland and Italy for the first to plan 1962 -1963 material and October. Mountains" b.w. "Balalaika." the interpretation of French sing- time since his appointment. . Philips Colombiana "Today's had the programs.... Teardrops" ing star Bourvil. Ember's Jeff Kruger hurriedly released three "Tilt" series LP's. unique distinction of being issued Volkswagen Fest visited New York May 28, going Hispavox to be released in in the U. S. before the country of Each year, Volkswagen orga- on to Paris. Colombia by Tropical (Emilio AUSTRALIA its origin- Australia.... Progres- Hartstone, gen- Also nizes a big song contest in Belgium In London: Lee Fortu) in Barranquilla. sive Music is enjoying a second run eral manager of London Records, with 'Tropical: Discomoda, Colum- of success on "Spanish Harlem" with the participation of radio Lux- the visiting British Decca: Pvé s New bia, Harmony (U. S. A.), Velvet, since the Santo and Johnny and emburg. This year 20- year -old Chinar winner, Robert Cogoi, received, be- York representative Irving Kubaney and Ansonia (New York - Big Decca Push the Norrie Paramor versions were was looking un head office: RCA released. The recent revival of sides his Volkswagen, a Philips re- PR). Victor v. -p. Cror°e Marek was by cording contract and two of his "Runaway" Lawrence Welk has hack in town: Frank Sinatra cane Gunned in Sydney also entered the best selling charts winning compositions "Si un jour" Bruce (if some day) and "Si je t'ai fait in for charity concerts: this week and could be another Channel arrived for a tour, includ- By GEORGE HFLDER de la Paine" (if I did you wrong). winner for Progressive. ing and some ball- 19 Todntan Ave, Sydney, N.S.W. from Decca - major theaters Relaxation of the radio station Talent scouts was Belgium new orchestra in moms where he pioneering: E.M.I. launched the Decca Phase rules has led to a string of singles found a with ,Brussels, James Curtis and the Wesley Rose was expected 4 series of records with a special being released featuring Chubby -see visit. Madisons. Their first record will be Roy Orhisnn on a look demonstration followed by a cock- Checker and Bobby Rvdell. The Publisher Business Disk recorded in the studios in Brussels. Infanticide tail party. Sydney retailers, to- latest are "Teach Me to Twist" and Edna Bowers was leaving EMI's gether with the press and represen- "Swingin' Together," both are front promotion staff to co- ordinate ac- tatives of the broadcasting industry, their successful album of last year. tivities of three publishing firms Gets Guillotine were present to hear 24 Phase 4 With the release here of the with Hill and ... rum in association By KEN STEWART and Sound 4 recordings. They are movie "The Chaplin Review," Fes- BRITAIN Richard's Range -Joanaline (Cliff Mail being supported with nation -wide tival is releasing the Decca album. firm), Shadows Music (the Shad- Dublin Evening newspaper advertising, special col- it has been on the restriction list ows), and Anita (Leslie Grade). The latest disk to be banned by ored brochures and radio advertis- for some considerable time. The principals are all connected Radio Eireann, the Republic's only ing. Radio Corporation Melbourne Anglo- American with the projected indie disk nro- radio station, is "\Veela \Veela Disk jockey and Festival record- who distribute Mercury, Verve. duction fires Shadrich, the forma- Waite," by actor Donal Donnelly, ing artist John Laws, who was Hifi and Vanguard labels have tion of which was reported here and released in Britain and Ireland stricken down with polio two been congratulated by the retailers Licensing Spurt last week. on the Decca label. The song, front months ago, was discharged from the fine of from Anthony Newlev's musical "The Scatterin'," was anon production work By DON WEDGE Music the the hospital May 18 and will rejoin their album packages, it was only controversial musical. "Stop the actually aired once from R.E. A News Editor, New Musical Express 2GB radio staff in three weeks. recently disclosed that this organ - World--a big hit here -is due for spokesman for the home station Bob Rogers, disk jockey from ;nation do all their one printing of There has been unusual activity U. S. release August 1. Essex M- said, "The record of Donal Don - Radio 2UE, Sydney, has signed a album covers and packaging at in master licensing deals. The Chris sic, Howie Richmond's t on'inn nelly's song 'Weeta \Veela Waile' new and lucrative contract. The in U. S.) similes from Vic Da- was broadcast by Radio Eireann re- their factory in Melbourne. . , . Barber Band (currently the firm, expects new pact allows him the Fisher and Sammy a num- freedom Festival Records released an LP had its "Best Yet" LP assigned to mone, Eddie cently. After the broadcast, to work in television, a prerogative Laurie by EMI. As a result of Davis, who has had four titles from ber of letters and telephone calls bis old contract did not allow. featuring the voice of Australia's Michael Kapp's visit, Pye placed the show issued as singles by Re- calls were received front listeners Disk News great quiz master Jack Davey who "Ain't That Funny" by Jimmy Jus- prise here. Newley is re- recording who were offended by the record- The Presley album, "Follow That passed away October, 1959. tice and the Viscount's "Every- " \\'hat Kind of Fool Am I" for ing. In view of the sizable reaction, Copyrighted material'
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Berlin's "Alexander's Rag- this year. "Weela Weela Waile," Reco Distributing Basart N. V. acquired the time Band" and Donaldson's a world of "Yes, Dublin street ballad telling of the rights both titles. . . Sir, That's My Baby" have murder of "Big City been a child by its mother, The Blues," theme song from recorded by Vilmos Kormendi, received favorable notices Oriole Label Dutch film of some name, from is played who arranged these pop standards London critics. By BRIGITTE KEEB by the Dutch Swing College Band in cha -cha with rhythm. Disks Shorts Automaten-Markt, Braunsweig ex -Duke Ellington sideman Nelson Williams on trumpet (Phil- Columbia Signs The famous Dutch Swing College The Reco firm has taken over ips). Band gave several successful per- distribution of the English Time - Disk News formances in Dublin, one of which oriole, Oriole and Embassy labels The young Chico was at Russian pianist, O'Farrill held the National Boxing for Germany, Austria and Switzer- Wladimir Ascbkenary's Stadium. The land. These winning of By OTTO MAYER jazzmen's disks are labels offer classic as the first prize at the world -SERRA released here through well as American -famous Apartado 8688, Mexico Irish Rec- pop music on Tchaikowsky contest in Moscow City ord Disks LP's and a wide Factors.... which have single catalog. has prompted Bovema's Columbia Try 'Amor' Chico O'Farrlll, U. S.- educated maintained constant popularity in Best known artists are the Ted label Ireland to promote three Aschkenazy Cuban conductor -composer, who over the years have in- Taylor Four, Maureen Evans, Clin- recordings settled in Mexico five years cluded "Fraulein" ton (Chopin and Brahms Once Again ago, (Bobby Helms), Ford, the Raindrops and the works). signed an exclusive contract for "Who's Sorry Now" (Connie Phil Tate ork Fran- with his series, Disk Business By MARIO DE conducting, arranging and produc- cis) and "The Blackboard of My "Strictly for Dancing." LUIGI The popular singing duet De Sel- Via Carducci 6, Milano ing with Columbia Records of Heart" (Hank Thompson), issued International Conference vera's Mexico. respectively switched from C.N. Rood Cashing in on Brunswick, MGM In Kassel, the Music L.C. to Artone on the current success Gamma Records pressing hits by and Capitol. The most recent re- Science So- Gramophone... . of "Quando, Quando, Quando," ciety is arranging for an interna- Eric Krans, leader of one of a Sue Thompson (Hickory), the origi- cruit to the ranks of the all -time Hol- new Tony Renis side has been tional musical science congress to land's most popular trad re- nal German version of "Liebe- favorites was Johnny Cash's "Forty bands, leased. It is "Amor, Amor, Amor" run from September 30 to Octo- "The Dixieland Pipers" ( straum" as Twist ( Ariola), "Lovers Shades of Green." Decca re- by Ruiz and Restelli, which ber 4. Speeches, science reports cording artists, L. topped Who Wander" by Dion, several C. Phonogram), the best selling charts 15 years and panel groups will deal with is to succeed Gijsbert Nieuwland ago. hits of Joey Dee and the Starliters professional questions for the young as head of the Light Music Riccardo Rauchi and the Four (Roulette), two LP's by Chubby Depart- Saints scientific musician and other prob- ment of AVRO radio. Nicuwland, appeared on the Frank Sina- Checker. The same company will tra show at Palazzo N lems of musical life. More details until 1957 conductor of the Ma- del Ghiaccio. also go into the classical field and and invitations to this congress will rines Band of . Bruno Martino is tops with the has had conversations with Van- the Royal Nether- Milan night provide the Gesellschaft fur Musik- lands Navy (their Philips club set. . . . Four guard and Everest. record- Amigos is a new forscchung. ings, L.C. Phonogram), will vocal group get- John Powell, president of HiFi become ting much attention here. Madison Moves Jorgen Ingman's wife Grethe conductor of the Promenade Or- Records, has made arrangements will sing a number of tunes com- chestra in October. with RCA Mexicana to have his on posed by Paul Anita as her first The popular children's record catalog pressed here. It will be In the Twist sides for Metronome. The titles "Dikkertje Dap," sung by De distributed by Disco Importadora. will be produced by On his way to Acapulco, By EDDIE her husband. Liedse Sleuteltjes, was honored by ADAMIS Atlantic's Neshui L. C. Pierre Goemaere, general manager 92 qual du Ertugen Rood's president C. N. Rood Marechal Joffre visited Metronome to discuss the and presented of Inelco, Bruxelles (an associate Courbevoie (Seine) with a Golden Rec- forthcoming German records to be ord, marking 100,000 records sold. of RCA), selected several tapes of Sales on Twist records are on cut by Bobby Darin. Music is by Paul Chr. Van West- Nippon Col. tropical and Mariachi music from the way Takes the RCA dis- down, according to the ering; lyrics are by Annie M. G. Mexicana catalog for general opinion of Paris a. &r. men, Schmidt. tribution in Belgium. . . . Luis deejays Over Adel, and record retailers. Expect Bovema's MGM label is especially UA Releases international manager of 'Italiener' Discos Mexicanos, left for a f ive- Taking its place is a new dance strong in the presentation of Span- By J. craze in ish FUKUNISHI week trip to the U. S., Puerto Rico, Paris clubs, the Madison. folk music. Jose Greco's highly 108 Kakinokizaka, Merguroku, Diskeries have already started a Total to Hit 50 sensitive art is among the Haiti and Jamaica. He will set up highlights Tokyo new distributors for his Orfeon and made race for Madison records. of the repertoire and there will also Les Loups Garous (Festival) have JUNGERMANN be a demand for the EP Distribution of United Dimsa labels and will talk over 102 Ismaninger St., Munich 27 recording records has details with waxed a dance method called "Ap- of Flamenco -music by the Spanish been switched to Nip- Westminster about the "Zwei pon Columbia reintroduction of this catalog in prenez a danser le madison." Same Kleine Italiener," by Chris - guitarist Sableas, "Guitars of Pas- on expiration of diskery issued an Everett original tian Bruhn and Georg Buschor, sion." After UA's contract with Nippon Victor. Mexico. . . R. P. Iversen, vice - the impressive per- Nippon president of Music, by Wild Bill Davis titled "It's Madi- has become a big time European formance by Carlos Columbia's first release is Southern ar- Montoya at to hit the rived for business talks with Pham son Time," while Vogue's Les Co- hit. There are 25 different versions the Amsterdam Concertgebouw market June 20. Com- pains of the tune out now in posed of three stereo LP's and and Emmi, the Mexican associates have recorded a series of with 20 more April, interest for Flamenco is in- four Madison sides. to come. Things started with Cony creasing here. mono sets by Jean Pitney, the of Peer and Southern. Highwaymen, It seems as though the singing "Zwei Kleine Italiener" in Al Caiola and other dance German. talents. will be this summer's This German teen -age craze, but idol recorded three more versions Nippon Columbia is also market- Maurice Chevalier believes that the of the tune. ing four LP's: the "Ameriphone SPAIN Twist is here to 'stay. He has just Western Musical English Course" for students and recorded the "Straw Hat Second biggest theater success to travelers going to the U. S. A. The Twist" records were for Barclay Records. "My Fair Lady" is the German originally prepared by musical "Prairie Saloon" by Lotar Publisher USIS (United States Information Alberto Cortez Visitors Olías. It has been playing theaters Seeks Service). Frank Sinatra appeared June 5 in Berlin and Vienna since Novem- Nippon Westminster is negotiat- and 7 at the Lido and the Olympia. ber, 1961. The Austrian TV net- Rights to Bartok ing with Music Guild Records of Sues Namesake All radio stations have started in- work broadcast a taped version of the U. S. A. This label was tensive plugs of his recent records. the musical. The publisher is Es- Derekutca 6, Budapest launched by Thomas Grayson, for- By RAUL MATAS mer 32 Av Jose Antonio, Madrid 13 EMI's prexy Sir Joseph Lock- planade in Hamburg. Stefan Harpner, manager president of Westminster Rec- wood was "Kleine of ords. Nippon in for talks.... Jacques Italianer" for HMV, Friedrich Hofmeister-Figaro Ver- Westminster also con- Alberto Codez, a Peruvian, has Souplet announces that Newport's Netherlands; "Un Bacio Al Itali- lag, Vienna publishers, summated a deal with Ariola Rec- been working for six years in Spain Mayor ana" for visited ords. and Charles A. Hambly will pre- Columbia, Italy; and Budapest for talks with the Hun- merchandised its first in night clubs and on radio shows. side over the official inauguration "Gino" for HMV, Great Britain. garian State Music batch, comprising two 10 -inch LP's Recently a second Alberto Cortez, of the Jazz Some of Publishing May 20. Festival of Antibes, the other versions arc by Agency regarding rights of certain born Jose Alberto Garcia, in July 17 -23. Danish singers King Records ked an On this occasion. Jan and Kjeld on Bartok works, originally published agree- Argentina, has appeared. The Antibes and Ariola, Austria's ment with Hickotnd will be re- Newport will be Blue Caprin on in Hungary. Harpner also showed Peruvian has just sued the Argen- christened "twin towns." In con- Polydor, Sweden's Tina Och Mari- much interest in leasing sides under the label of tinian before the Spanish Court of junction na on unpublished Hun- King International with Humbly, Souples Karussell, France's Franck garian light instrumental music. before long. Justice. will organize an International Jazz Poured and the Compagnons de Is Bela Tardos, Other labels to be introduced in Duo Dinamico has reached an composer, director Japan under Festival in New York in 1964. Chanson on La Voix de Son of the State Music the same label are unprecented success in Spain. The Tino Contreras Maitre. The tune Publishing Festival, Australia, Disc Jockey will head a title is also being Agency here, returned recently of group has five hits among the Top Mexican combo that will partici-. used for a picture which will star from Mexico and Ricordi of Italy. Tos- 10 tunes in the country. a three -week West German hiba pate in the Antibes festival. Festi- Ilse Kubaschewsld, business tour to Records (EMI) is issuing an Annie Cordy and Luis Mariano val Records promote the cause album, "The Ventures' is issuing a Contreras For the growing numbers of of Hungarian classical Twist Par - came to do the "Tuesday Club" on LP on this people in music. He ty June 10 in with occasion. Germany who find U. S. visited Koln, Mainz, Bonn conjunction TV.... Billy Caffaro from Argen- Western music interesting, and the group's recent arrival in Toyko. tina here be of Signings RCA Vienna for talks with Boosey and arrived to guest has issued a series of country and Copyrights honor at the preview of a film done The latest signings are Leny Hawkes, Edition Schott, Universal Effective western sides in German. Eddy Edition April 5, the Japanese in Argentina, "La Patota," in which Escudero (Bel and other important pub- Government Air), Arielle (Bar- Arnold, Jimmie Driftwood, Hank lishers. enforced a new law, he sings.... Monna Bell also came clay), Gerry Beckless, the Toppers Snow and the Browns are featured. No. 74, that temporarily extended back to Spain to be star of the Concerts the term of copyright to 33 years and the Gams (all three on Vogue). The young American. known and coming Benidorm Festi- Lorin from 30 years. This will be in ef- val. This and That Maazel, had two successful con- certs fect until the current copyright law Torrebruno from Italy will re- Editions here conducting the Hun- is modified Barclay, headed by garian within the next couple cord here as soon as Hispavox can Philharmonic Orchestra and of years. Philippe Bootet, transferred its the State use its new studio.... Javier Fleta Concert Orchestra. High Public performances of records with offices to 2 Avenue de Messine, trbute was paid left RCA and signed His - to his fantastic per- at movie houses have been going pavox.... Frankie Avalon is due Paris.... The Twist group Les formance of Mussorgski's "Pictures free of for many at an charge years. but here the first week of July. . Chats Sauvages have sold their one Dureco Handles Exhibition." this matter will be dealt with at Other musical Harry Belafonte will come to Ma- millionth record with "L'amour treats for our con- the first meeting of the Govern- drid this year. cert public were two sold -out con- ment que j'ai pour toi." ... Jean Valtay Vega, Caramba certs Copyright Council, June 7 By popular vote the most lis- by the world -famous "I Mu- and 8, which is to be attended by to were (Festival Records) will sici di tened stars of May Paul represent By HEMMY WAPPEROM Roma." It is unfortunate government officials, broadcasters, Anka, Duo Cinco France at the that records of Dinamico, La- Italian festival Can- Edisonsiraat 21, Amersfoort these artists cannot the Japan Phonograph & Record tinos, Connie Francis, Rudy Ven- zoni per be purchased in Hungary. Association, rEuropa with his song Dureco began Japanese Society of tura, Ray Charles, Bobby Darin, "Voyages distribution of the Latest productions are Bartok's Rights of Authors and Composers, de noces." Vega label May 15. Caramba, Tonic Areta, Elvis Presley and the "Concerto," by the State Concert Japan Music Copyright Proprietors' Mina.
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POP Classical THE STRIPPER AND OTHER FUN SONGS FOR THE FAMILY LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN: SYMPHONY NO. 7 IN BEST TRACKS David Rose and Ork. MGM E 4062 (M)- Maestro David A MAJOR, OP. 92 Rose has had quite a with his single, success "The Strip- Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra (Ferenc Frtcsay, FROM THE per," a brassy of the palmy days Cond.) reminiscence of the ttDeutsche Grammophon LPM 18757 (M); SLPM runway, which in turn album of 138757 prompts this tunes, most (S) -The monumental "Pastoral" symphony of SPOTLIGHT LP'S of which are also rooted in burlesque Beethoven the heritage. Most, is by except for the title tune, by strings, brilliantly executed the Berlin Philharmonic. Con- are abetted giving ductor Ferenc Fricsay controls with them a less brazen quality, but it's good listening just the the orchestra delicacy and firmness. The playing is precise and exquisite, draw- These ere the tracks selected for disk lockey sante. Included are "Harlem Nocturne," "Mood programming by BMW's reviewing panel as the Indigo," ing in all of the dramatic and, of course, the inevitable "Night Train." impact from the music. Record- most outstanding from this week's new LP Spot- ing and sound are top -flight with full range of orchestral lights.. sound. An excellent reading of the great symphony that POPULAR FOR THE NERO MINDED classical collectors will want to add to their Beethoven RCA Victor THE STRIPPER AND OTRER FUN Peter Nero. LPM 2536 (M); ISP 2536 (S)- libraries. SONGS FOR THE FAMILY -David iqyAnother potent album from Nero here. The package is a Row and Ork. (MGM E 4062); "Banned smartly programmed tour de force for the pianist accom- In Boston" (ASCAP) (3:17) RUSSIAN SONGS AND CHORUSES panied by strings and ork under the direction of Marty FOR THE NERO MINDED -Peter Nero Gold. The set should follow Nefo's earlier LP's onto the Don Cossack Choir -Serge Jaroff, Cond. Deutsche Gram - (RCA Victor LPM 2536, LSP 2536) charts. Among the better tracks are "Dancing on the mophon LPEM 19235 (M); SLPEM 136235 (S) -The Don "Dancing on the Ceiling" Ceiling," "Moon River" and "Love Is a Simple Thing." Cossack Choir has always been a special favorite of col- SOME FAVORITES OF MINE -Don lectors who like their folk music with an international Gibson (RCA Victor LPM 2448, LSP SOME FAVORITES OF MiNE flavor. The singers are in excellent voice on this set, per- 2448; "I'm Sorry for You, My Friend. forming with matchless enthusiasm on the fast (Acuff-Rose, BMI) (2:52); "It Makes Don Gibson. RCA Victor LSP -moving No Difference Now" (BMI) (2:57) LEVI 2448 (M); 2448 (5)- melodies and plaintive moodiness on the more Gibson is in his top, melancholy moving vocal form on this standout tunes. All the singing is, FOLK selection of material. To of course, in Russian and there simple backings featuring a fa- is no instrumental accompaniment for the singers. miliar choral sound, with guitar and piano, Gibson sings CAROLYN .HESTER (Columbia CL 1796, CS 8596) "VII Fly Away" (Sanga, BMI) three songs each from the pens of the late Hank Williams (2:49) and the late Fred Rose, plus Floyd Tillman and one of the top contemporary Nashville writers, Boudleaux Bryant. A JAZZ sampling would include "Blue Dream," "It's a Sin," "May TIJUANA MOODS -- Charlie Mingus (RCA You Never Be Alone" and "This Cold War With You." SPECIAL MERIT Victor LPM 2533, LSP 2513) "Los Maria - J chis' (BMI) (10:14) Spoken Word ALBUMS ENOCH ARDEN LP REVIEW POLICY Pop Glenn Gould, Claude Rains. Columbia ML 5741 (M); MS All albums received by Bill. Music are listened 6341 (S )-Lord Tennyson's classic poem is read board Week narrative FLY BLACKBIRD by the BMW convincingly by Claude Rains, with the assistance of Glenn to and reviewed Mercury OCM 2206 Reviewing Panel. LP's are rated, Gould, who plays the Richard Strauss musical motives as -This off -Broadway musical drew fine notices when it within their respective cats. composed for similar live readings years ago. The music opened last February. Although the gorier, to their cars. show recently closed, the according is what today would be regarded as background music album could prove a sleeper in mercial potential, based on such which points up or supports action. The net the original -cast field. The melodic, imaginative score by factors as performance, mate. effect has a C. unique kind of power, one which makes the work come Jackson and James Hatch features a timely story line Hal, artist's name value, record- to life. Should have wide appeal. about Freedom Riders, with clever lyrics and exuberant Mg quality, eta. performances, particularly those of veteran showmen Avon SPOTLIGHT WINNERS are Jazz Long and Robert Guillaume, fudged to have the strongest sales potential of all albums TIJUANA reviewed during the week and MOODS PINS AND NEEDLES Charlie Mingup. RCA are picked to hit the Top LP Victor LPM 2533 (M); ISP 2533 Various Artists. Columbia chart. FOUR -STAR albums ore (S)- Mingus' unique and OL 5810 (M) OS 2210 (5)- emotion -packed style makes this Here's a solid collector's item for the theater music those with strong sates poten- album a must for jazz fans who fans. find release in his highly First introduced in 1937 (in pre -album days) by the Inter- tial. All Spotlights and Four -Star volatile art. The album, recorded six years ago but never national LP's have been evaluated by released, Ladies' Garment Workers' Union, the hit musical has great solo work by Jimmy Knepper, Curtis has been the full Reviewing Panel, and packaged by Columbia in a handsome double - descriptive reviews are pub. Porter and Clarence Shaw. The album's five tracks have fold cover with swing and mood. They informative liner notes and fine perform- lished for these. form a Mingus -eye view of Tijuana. ances by composer Harold "Flamingo" and "Los Rome himself, Barbra Streisand THREE Mariachis (The Street Musician)" (of Rome's current -STAR albums, having emerge as top tracks. hit "I Can Get It for You Wholesale") moderate sales potential, are and others. Sock nostalgia from the depression era. listed thereafter) these frequent. Folk ly will be of particular interest International to dealers with specialised clien- CAROLYN HESTER tele, Other LP's with limited RIKi ZARAI sales potential are listed fol- Columbia CL 1796 (M); CS 8596 (S)- Carolyn Hester, lowing the Three -Star albums. a truly impressive young Epic LF 18020 folk singer (sophisticated variety) -A product of Bel -Air Records and re- SPECIAL MERIT SPOTLIGHTS, in in the tradition of Joan Baez, makes a solid debut on her corded in France, this Epic release offers a striking intro- the opinion of the Reviewing first album for the label. The lass has a pure and sweet duction to the artistry of this young Israeli singer. From Panel, have outstanding merit voice, with a surprisingly broad vocal range. She handles this disk, she belongs in the foremost ranks of the current and deserve exposure. her tunes with warmth crop of Israeli and compassion. Selections in- folk artists. She not only has a striking All LP's Intended for review clude Southern songs, Spanish songs, Irish and Scottish voice-deep and sensuous and lusty -but is most artful should be sent to the Billboard songs and songs of the American Negro, Miss Hester in its use. The songs range wide in feeling, and contain Music Week Reviewing Panel, could easily turn into a hot record act with this new a succession of fine tracks, most of which are new here. P. O. Box 292, Times Square album. Station, New York 36, N. Y. (Continued on page 22)
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SANDY TRAPP lovely job on this straight ballad. Her hard - Pop hitting vocal style is backed nicely by I.OVE SICKNESS (Jonathan, ASCAP) (2:35) -A rousing strings and ark. She's also the writer, JOEY DEE AND THE STARLIGHTERS blues -styled rock effort here for the new artist and one to (Arch, ASCAP) (2:45) watched. The lad gives it a big outing and there's solid EVERYTIME (I THINK ABOUT YOU) (PARTS 1 & 2) be Don't Cry Baby A wonderful front a femme choral organ and * * ** - (Jon -Ware -Frost, BMI) (2:24, 1:55) -The swinging Twist support group. Effective gospel lilt in three- quarter time is given backs the Flip is Know" (Burton, to this blue -based r.dtb. oldie. The man has a frantic coupling here that the dancers will dig rhythm side. "I Don't ,id BMI) (2:50). Parkway 840 swings in strong fashion, building on trom- all the way. Tune is from the new Dee flick, "Two Tickets bone and strings. (Advanced, ASCAP) to Paris," and it features a strong vocal by the lad with (2:57) wild background sounds and a compelling Twist heat. GARY WESTON Roulette 4431 SO ALL ALONE (Dlerna- Mtkslc International, BMI) (2:36) -A pulsing ballad performance full of emotion and the THE WANDERERS There Is No Greater Love -CUB tragedy. sings it in -track * *** sound of Lad solid multi style 9101 -The old ballad is handed a classy HENRY MANCINI which gives it an Everlys touch. Backing features guitars reading by the lead singer with the group. THEME FROM `HATARI' (Famous, ASCAP) (2:45)` and strings and an impelling beat. Good wax. Flip is Band backing and ballad tempo strike an and get Striking arrangement by Mancini of his own score from "Sweet Georgia Brown" (Remick, ASCAP) (1:45). attractive note on the side should it plays. (World, ASCAP) (2:10) the forthcoming flick. Side has an appealing mysterioso Reprise 20084 mood which should make it a strong "Moon River" follow - * * ** As Time Goes By- Another fine reading by the lead singer on the standard. up. Flip is "Your Father's Feathers" (Famous, ASCAP) LITTLE EVA Side features sharp string work and fine (2:00). RCA Victor 8037 THE LOCO -MOTION (Aldon, BMI) (2:12) - A new backing from the rest of the group. (Harms, thrush and a new label (owned by the successful Nevins ASCAP) (2:14) combine) and it all adds up to hot KETTY LESTER and Kirschner a side. It's a new dance, with a rhythm close to the Twist and the BUT NOT FOR ME (New World, ASCAP) (2:04) -Miss STU PHILLIPS gal belts it in fine style over a solid arrangement. Watch it. * * ** The Tome- COLPtX 641 -This Lester's latest is patterned after her "Love Letter's" hit. Flip is "He Is the Boy" ( Aldon, BMI) (2:47). might be considered by some as an Instru- The side is done in a slow but infectious gospel style Dimension 1000 mental answer to David Rose's "The with the lass' fine voice selling the lyric with distinction. Stripper." It has a good beat and big band sound, and, at the proper time swinge Flip is "Once Upon a Tine" (Morris, ASCAP) (2:23). Country easily into honky -tonk section. (Gower, Era 3080 BMI) (2:00) TEX WILLIAMS * * ** Twenty Dollar Gold Piece -The GHOST OF A HONKY TONK SLAVE (yokes, BMI) PAT BOONE heavy two -four accent of this side has (2:40) -A whale of a weeper by Williams which should (Continued on page 40) SPEEDY GONZALES (Budd, ASCAP) (2:30) - THE get wide play. Material is highly effective and Williams ROCKET (Westgate, BMI) (2:10) -Boone has two strong does it in meaningful fashion to a simple piano and ones here. The first is a funny side in a Latin -rock beat chorus backing. This can go. Flip Is "You Gotta Have a that swings in easy fashion and sports comic lyric. The License" (Central, BMI) (2:02). Capitol 4776 SINGLES REVIEW second is a weeper in which Boone speaks and sings the POLICY lost -love lyric with tenderness. Strings, chorus and ork assist. Dot 16368 All single records recived by Billboard Music Week are toned to and reviewed by the EDDIE HODGES ECIAL MERIT BMW Reviewing Panel. Records I MAKE BELIEVE IT'S YOU (Jeffery, ASCAP) (2:23)- are rated, within their respell five categories, according to (GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS) MADE TO LOVE (Acuff -Rose, SINGLES their commercial potential, based BMI) (2:25) -The young lad sings two bright items here. on such factors as performance, The top side features a bouncy reading of a cute lyric material, artist's nome value, but against simple effective backing. The flip is a Phil Pop Jockey recording quality, etc. Everly composition that should score with the trences. Disk Programming SPOTLIGHT WINNERS are Cadence 1421 CARLISLE fudged to have the strongest TRENTON sales potential of all singles * * ** WALKIN' TO PARADISE (Hillary, BMI) (2:24) Dore 637 reviewed during the week and top 50 of EDDY ARNOLD LESTER LANIN AND ORK are picked to hit the A LITTLE HEARTACHE (Cedanrood, BMI) (2:02) the Hot 100 chart. FOUR -STAR - * * * ** GIVE ME A SONG (Audobon, ASCAP) (1:42) those with strong Here's a fine side from Eddy filled with a folk -country singles are sales potential. All Spotlights a a BE TRUE (DU KANNST NICHT TREU SEIN) flavor that's somewhat in Burl Ives groove. It has * * ** YOU CAN'T and Four -Star records have been bright medium beat and showcases the singer against (Southern, ASCAP) (2:12) Epic 9514 heard and evaluated by the full smart chorus and guitar setting. Flip is "After Loving You" Reviewing Panel and descriptive (Red River, BMI) (2:06). RCA Victor 8040 reviews are published for these. ñ * *. THREE -STAR records, having moderate sales potential, are JIMMY SEALS STRONG SALES POTENTIAL listed thereafter; these frequent. RUNAWAY HEART (4 -Star, BbI) (2:14) -The artist Iy will be of interest for disk makes a fine effort here with a plaintive chanting job on a THP. weave.RS take the gold cup for being the biggest food. jockey programming. Other rec- solid rock lament item, Strong performance that should * * ** Trouble In Mtnd -DECCA 31393 - It's a rockaballad, handily rendered by ords, with limited sales poten- On this side, thrush Ronnie Gilbert takes Duncan, a new chanter. Strong teen mes- listed following the grab many spins. Watch it. Flip is "Wish for You, Want tial, are the lead and she pours a lot of heart into ease, done to slow triplets, with chorus. Three -Seor records. for You, Wait for You" (4 -Star, BMI) (2:22). the well -known tune. Real nice wax that's (Mother Bertha -Chemistry, BMI) (2:32) SPECIAL MERIT SPOTLIGHTS, In Challenge 9153 worth spills. (Leeds, ASCAP) the Reviewing * * ** Yo Yo- Another bright bouncer, the opinion of * * ** Down to the Valley- There's a wrapped around a familiar image. Duncan Panel, have outstanding merit the WAYNE ROOKS new disk of this oldie already out but turns in a salable vocal and the side could and deserve exposure. Weavers still have a magic sound with the get spins. (Mother Bertha -Chemistry, HMI) for CHI -CHICO TEEK (Trinity -Beachwood, BMI) (1:59) folk As good as ever, it um All singles intended re. - -based song. (2:10) sent to the Here's a lively novelty- styled tune about a lad and a lass still get plenty of play. (Folkways, BMI) clew should be Billboard Music Week Review. who fall in love in a (2:54) Mexico. Has pleasant Tex -Mex flavor ing Panel, P. O. Box 292, Times about it and the debut performance is tops. Side can ARETHA FRANKLIN Square Station, New York 36, move out. Flip is "Where Does the Clown (io" (Trinity - DUDLEY DUNCAN * * ** Without the One You Love -CO- N. Y. 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www.americanradiohistory.com 22 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK JUNE 9, 1962 BEETHOVEN: SYMPHONY NO. S iN C MINOR: ERGMOST * * ** BY SPECIAL REQUEST: OVERTURE Guy Loubard. and His Royal Canadians. Deus DL 42118 (M){ DL 74280 (5) -Thin Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra (Furtwangler). Deutsche happy album by the Guy Lombardo crew Grammophon LPM 18724 spotlights the songs of today, made Into . Reviews of New Albums -A recording of a live per- pop bits by teen -age favorites. But eves formance made 15 years ago, with the Berlin Philharmonic though they were teenslaoted hits the Lom- conducted by the late, great Wilhelm Furtwangler. The bardo ork plays them in its usual sweet Continued from page 20 performance is idiosyncratic, the sound and easty danceable style. The tunes in- far from modern elude "Crazy," "A Little Bitty Tear," "Mid- and the interest mainly historical. But an aura of electric night in Moscow," "Break It to Me Gently' Classical excitement prevails in the brilliant orchestral effort, one and " Norman." Good wax for Lombardo which will excite buyers who want a fans. .... M:tHLER: strongly original SYMPHONY NO. 9 effort by a giant of the podium. in mono only, of course. Bruno Walter. Columbia M2L 276 (M); M2S 676 (S) - **** VAUGHN MONROE: HIS Released as a memorial tribute to the late Bruno Walter, GREATEST HITS Dot DLP 3431 (8)1 DLP 28431 (8) IRt469d this two-disk set features the -Hen conductor's interpretation of are Vaughn Monroe's greatest hits, Indud- Ras the last complete symphony written by his friend and *. tes 'Racing 'for the Moon," "Ballerina," mentor. A work of great intensity, it was the culminating STRONG SALES POTENTIAL Someday (you'll Want Me to Want You)," expression of Mahler's genius "Let It Snow," "Riders in the Sky" and and this must be regarded as "Morel I've Sald It Again." Sung warmly a performance that will be difficult to equal. A bonus by Monroe. They are played by the band disk is included which contains excerpts for rehearsals for ** ** EDDIE'S GOLDEN SONG BOOK ** ** TEDDY RANDAZZO TWISTS: ht the original arrangements wed when the recording, plus Eddie Calvert. ABGPoramovat ABC 422 ABC-Paramount ABC 421 ABCS 421 they became amash hits. Monroe Is singing an interview with Bruno Walter. (SD; well and (M» ABCS 422 (St- -- Bright, golden trum- (8) -Teddy Randazzo contributes some hard- as as ever, the LP should pack work solid nostalgia power 23.35 set. pet from Calvert here should enter - hutting vocals in this Twist-oriented album. among the tala tinny adult listeners. The tunes chosen The boy is backed by cooking instrumen- when answering ads . . e are drawn from the standard repertoire tal combo and by a male vocal group. The that should appeal * * ** NO STRINGS to elder citizens. "Villa," tel spotlights jumping and shouting tuner No Sextet. (Slit "Moonlight and Shin. Columbia CL 1517 Roses" and "If You Are with an elongated version of "Shout," "The CS 8617 ISI who the But a Dream" -Poter Matz, conducts Say You It in are indicative of the type of Peppermint Twist" "Foot Stompin'.' at the Broadway Saw Billboard Music Week material lecluded. ork show "No Strings," The tunes are played "Twistin' to the Locomotion" and "What'd leads the sextet from on by a large ork la the show this support. J Say," all standout tracks. lau- oriented version of the songs from the show. The combo plays the songs in a light and breezy style, one that enhances the Richard Rodgers tunes neatly. The Bongs are all here from the score, from "No Strings" to "The Sweetest Sounds." Good wax for the pop and the Jnro market.
* * ** EVERYBODY TWIST 1 - Warren Covington and his Ork. Decca t.t DL 4271 (Hit DL 74271 (S)- Everrody has 4 L,':. One Twist -happy over the past few month., Nik and on this new disking the Warren Coving- 4 ton orb shows it can owing Twist Items, too. ' b The songs include the Twist standards, like CO "The Twist," "Let's Twist Again" and "Iw-ist- Her," as well as "Shortenin' Bread Twist," "Mama and Papa Twist" and "For Twbtene Only." The beat is bright and the ork plays these Twisters with drive and Yfpr. BREAKING `` BIG **** ETTA JONES, FROM THE \ HEART ACROSS THE WORKOUT and i Prestige 7214-Swinging, but fairly un- COUNTRY! complicated arrangements by Oliver Nelson showcase Miss Jones' warbling here of such TUNNEL OF LOVE oldies as "Just Friends," "By the Bend of the River," "There Goes My Heart" and by "171 Never Be Free." Pleasant, undistin- guished wax, that should enjoy Como ac- tivity. Gal had a singles success while back with "Don't Go to Strangers." RICKY DEE THE EMBERS is NEWTOWN * * ** THE GOLDEN ROCK AND ROLL INSTRUMENTALS (Boss) Combo. Coral CRL 57403 011E 5001 CRL 757403 (5) -The group has bad a . single or two and here's its first album, a generous of recent in- STILL featuring twinkle SOLD MY HEART strumental hits, all of them well tailored for dancing the Twist, mashed potato. SELLING holly gully, mess-around, slop, etc. We gsutar- based, with plano and percussion In STRONG! TO THE JUNKMAN support. Group has a good sound on o., "Tegoille," "Last Night," "Sleep Walk." by : "Last Date," etc., and for dancers, the set seems made to order.
I r * * ** CAN GET IT FOR YOU PATTY LA BELLE THE T s WHOLESALE BLUE BELLES Sy 011ser and hú Orb. Columbia CI, NEWTOWN :5000 1815- Harold Somme score for fhb current Broadway vehicle Is another of those which seems to blossom nicely under the spell of a jazz-oriented Interpretation. In this case, BUSTIN' maestro-arranger Sy Oliver works with a I WANT YOU TO BE big (18- piece) band, which has a clean, WIDE MY BOY :y crisp sound, reminiscent fn some spots of and the Elgart approach. A whole brace of OPEN IN good tunes here, Including the ballad "Have 1 Told You Lately" of them NEW YORK and many rate We attention of spinners. FAIRY TALES - * * ** ART VAN »ANEME by SWINGS SWEETLY Columbia CL 1794 (M)u CS 8594 (S)- This popular accordion man offers his THE CAPRI eighth Columbia album, featuring another SISTERS neat selection of familiar standards. The NEWTOWN ,5002 -' Instrumental feature strings and ork back- ing the expressive, nimble-fingered Van Doom. accordion Interpretations. "What'. New," "Angel Eyes," "All the Things You A SMASH Are" and "After You've Gone," are among the listenable, danceable tunes. IN PHILIY SHORT PRAYER and E AND * * ** I HAVE. BUT ONE HEART SPREADING! ,w Jerry Vale. Columbia CL 1707 (Nth C5 WHERE .. 8597 (5) -Here', a pleasant package fo, WILL YOU BE jockeys. Jerry Vale is in rich, romantic root form on a group of sentimental by Italian love songs. Singing in both Italian and English. Vale registers strongly with "O Sole Mio," "Come Back to Sorrento," "Just Say 1 Love Her." and other pretty THE IMPERIALS t'': themes. Nice butting job by Glenn Oster, NEW TIME ;502 =:; .aïs- :_., who also did the lush arrangements. Send for Free DJ or Radio Station Copy Write: HAROLD B. ROBINSON * * ** THE MOST OF THE TWIST Various Artbus. Roulette R 25176 6600 N. Brood 26, -This Street, Philadelphia Pa. package should click with the Twist crowd ORDER NOW FROM YOUR DISTRIBUTOR Phone: Livingston 8 -5010 and Jazz fans u well. Line -up features Joey Dee's best -selling "Peppermint Twist" is ln- Albany Bailey, Machito, Maynard Ferguson, Dale Buffalo Chicago Indianapolis Hawkins, the Orchids, and the Seven Blende. DELTA Milwaukee Nan, Orleans Phoenix BEST ALL -STATE Dee'. est -selling "Peppermint Twist" Is in- Bob Dt'rr; WHIRLING JOHN O'BRIAN CENTRAL RECO SUNLAND Jr. Pints, Peul Glass cluded, along with his current big hit At{eta Minneapolis Tony Ponitto Oswald° Ve,,t- Charlotte 0 les Angeles "Shout," Basle's "The Basie Twist," Sarah DIXIE 0 3 San Francisco AURORA BUCKEYE G Nan Tork Vaughan. "One Mint Julep," and other Howard Bal; MANGOLD Dick ACME SALES Harvey Ka' n Russ Regan Gruen's, BETA DISTRIBUTORS showmanly, rocking items. Whew* Clnelnnati Hartford Nashville John Halonta Olan Hammon Memphú GENERAL DISTRIBUTORS L I Seattle A TRINITY SOUTHERN PIOa Henry Kleyma. MUSIC urgh Nathanson Ike Ed ()ennui, SALES Howard Allison FENWAY C C TAMMY lest. Cleveland Hawaii Stan leffaa **** GRIMES Misfit Newark Nick Carni Colombia CL 1789 (M); CS $Se9 Sac M St. Leah -Tammy 6 S ERIC TOFFS DISTR. APEX was a lack Sauer -MARTIN Philadelphia RECORD MERCHANDISERS Grimes mush titi on Broadway with Dennis Carmin Earl Wt.'? Fred Marron les Martin "The Unsinkable Molly SOL LAMPERT Skip German Al Cheat Brown," and her (Conflnrred on page 38)
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EDUCATION: Chicago School Dialers submitting either of those two names wrist THE QUESTION received of Music. HOBBIES: Miniature watches and radios as prizes.... Station WWDC, Washington trains and travel. BACK- recently spotlighted a "Music for the Street Where You Live' in What is your opinion of pro- GROUND: Well known the promotion. For an entire day, selections were played hourly and as a composer, gramming i n g p n music business "p o g" or dedicated to a different local street chosen at random. The first ( Strings "), conduc- "Holiday for "steam boat" stereo records on listener on that street who phoned the station received an tor and arranger, David Rose award. currently is scoring on the sin- FM- stereo broadcasts? (Addi- gles scene with a hot platter, tional answers to this question Bobby Barnett, program director at KFIV, Modesto, Calif., has "The Stripper." He started with will appear in next week's pan- been conducting an "Hourly K -5 Double -Disk Saturday morning music lessons Derby," in which each of the outlet's deejays selects a and kept up with his regular el.) new release and gives it two plays, back to back, each school, event- hour. Selection is made front the studies all through THE ANSWERS station's programmed ually attending the Chicago School of Music. Rose's first band list of new releases and "picks." Barnett reports that a was as art arranger. He tatty job, upon graduation from high school, WILLIAM TOMBERLLN of the double -play disks shows that a large percent- and soon was working with Hollywood age of them caught on in this field KLMA, Los Angeles are making the "K -5 Swinging 45" disk list studios. Rose's reputation as composer, arranger and conductor within a week. He adds, "Local dealers report sales on grew, and soon he was engaged in varied areas of show business. In programming FM -S t e r e o the double -play disks and phone response has almost The versatile artist was signed by MGM Records. Rose also broadcasts, it doubled," has arranged and conducted for the Red Skelton TV show, as has been our THIS 'N' THAT: well as many TV spectaculars. He has been in charge of musical policy to by- Happy birthday to WIR, Detroit, on its 40th affairs for major radio shows, including the "Woolworth Hour." pass demonstra- anniversary, and to Storer Broadcasting for its fifth anni- versary with W1BG, For many years he has been the conductor of the Pasadena pops tion albums with Philadelphia. Storer took over WIBG May 1957. concerts at Santa Anita, Calif., and has conducted concerts at the so- called 24, Both outlets celebrated last month with extensive on and Hollywood Bowl. In addition, Rose has composed a number of "ping pong" ef- off -the -air promotions.... Gordie Bassien, RCA Victor's promotion motion picture scores, usually conducting the studio orchestra fect. We fee l man in Detroit, has devised a new way of cementing good himself. that such mate- relations with local radio stations. He has been hosting rial can be used separate parties for the personnel of each local station..,. Stripper," currently moving up LATEST SINGLE: "The to advantage by Dean Griffith, WPGC, Washington, reports that more than Hot 100. rapidly on the the high -fidelity 8,000 teen -agers showed up for a recent "Teen Spectacular" record hop hosted by WPGC and with Johnny Crawford, TV's LATEST ALBUM: Also called "The Stripper," and just re- dealer to dem- "Rifleman" star, as guest. leased this week. onstrate the dra- of but that it matic effect stereo, PROGRAMMING SERVICES: A supplement to the RICHARD CHAMBERLAIN has no place in stereo broadcasting, "Rodgers Hammerstein Fact Book" - including "No as the majority of (MGM) inasmuch great Strings," the filmed remake of "State Fair" and the Ham- use listeners still monophonic merstein Festival -has been completed and is available HOME STATE: California. equipment. at no charge, according to the Lynn Farnol publicity HOBBIES: Water sports. EDU- office, . DAVID POLINGER New York... Robert Orben, who publishes CATION: Los Angeles Conser- "Current Comedy" (a comedy gag is WTFM, New York service for jocks), BACK- now out a "Calendar Comedy" booklet, GROUND: Richard Chamber- "Ping -pong" records are a neces- ing seasonal and holiday gags chronologically arranged lain, unknown eight months ago, sary part of a for each month of the year. has become a familiar face to well - balanced Stan Z. Borne, WINS, a millions of video viewers who stereo program- GIMMIX: New York, added new touch to watch him weekly as star of ming schedule. remote broadcasting at the Loew's State Theater when "The Horizontal film TV's "Dr. Kildare." More re- For as pioneers Lieutenant" opened there last month. Burns conducted his entire show (4 -7 p.m.) cently, Chamberlain's vocal tal- of a new medi- from a horizontal position, ents have come to the public's um, stereo while reclining on a couch in the lobby.... ihn Clark, 1VEEL, attention through a hit disk broadcast- Fairfax, Va., is conducting a safe drivers award promotion this "Theme From Dr. Kildare." ers must he ed- summer in co- operation with the Highway Safety Committee into His entrance the recording field was no sudden one. He has ucators as well of Maryland, Washington and Northern Virginia. Prizes include it been preparing for three years, studying at the Los Angeles as entertainers. passes to the local RKO Keiths theater in downtown Washington, Conservatory of Music. When Chamberlain made his first pro- Records which FATHER'S DAY: Last June, WSB, Atlanta, asked fessional singing appearance earlier this year as a guest on the demonstrate the dialers to write a line to rhyme with "My Pop Is Tops TV special, "Arthur Freed's Hollywood Melody," he won a re- superior fidelity on Father's Day." Prizes included $100 to the writer cording contract with MGM Records. His musical ambition is and dimension of multiplex of sep- best entry' and another $100 to his or her father.... A to sing and dance in an MGM musical motion pic. aration are an ideal introduction of similar contest was conducted by WWDC, Washington. the stereo concept new LATEST SINGLE, "Theme From Dr. Kildare," to listeners. Listeners were asked to nominate fathers for the honor scoring cur- But because our rently on the Hot 100, audience includes of being called "Tops in Pops." The winning father music lovers as well as audiophiles, L J received 25 "top pop" albums and the writer of the we use special effects records spar- ingly. winning entry received a transistor radio.... Station TV Subscribers Radio Revenue Up; 1VSBT, South Bend, Ind., celebrated Father's Day last BEN STROUSE year by having wives of the outlet's staffers take over WWDC -FM, Washington their husband's job for the big occasion.... ABC station Get Meaty Menu Highest Since 1956 deejays at WLS, Chicago; WABC, New York, and WWDC -FM is not in stereo, the KABC, Los Angeles, celebrated Mother's Day last month HARTFORD, Conn. -The na- WASHINGTON -Radio station main reason be- by playing excerpts from a Mother's Day record ( "The tion's first ing that we subscription television revenue in 1962 is expected to go are (Continued on page 47) station start involved in will operating here sip 3.5 per cent over 1961, the the soon, opening up what could background mu- be a largest increase in six years of sur- rich new era in music program- vey by the National Association sic use of one ming. multiplex chan- YESTERYEAR'S HITS of Broadcasters. NAB says TV is nel and Though offering a general con- expected to climb by 6.7 per cent, as yet we have not be- Change of pace programming from your librarian's shelves, featuring the disks that sumer fare, the programs will in- the second higest increase in the gun a were the hottest in the land five years ago and 10 years ogo this week. Here's how clude such musical plums as orig- past six years. second channel for thiy ranked on Billboard's charts then, inal Broadway and off -Broadway According to James H. Hulber, stereo use. Nev- productions, opera, ballet and spe- manager of NAB's Department of ertheless, I have POP -5 Years Ago POP -10 Years Ago cial concerts. Most are presently Broadcast Personnel and Econom- an opinion on June 3, 1957 May 31, 1952 not available on commercial tele- ics, the estimates were based on vision. the subject 1. Love Letten data submitted in March by a group In the Sand, Pal Boone, Dal t. Blue Tango, L Anderson, Dacca of "ping ponging." 1 believe a sta- 2. While Sport Coat, Marly, Columbia 2. kin of Fire, 6. Gibbs, Mercury The effort is being of representatives radio -TV stations conducted tion should limit its 3. All Shook Up, Presley, RCA Victor 3. A. Martino, BBS as part programming lieb Hera In My Heart, by RKO General, Inc., here on its of NAB's annual financial survey. of this nature to not over two 4. I'm Welkin', Ricky Nelson, Verve 4. Wheel of fortune, K. Starr, Capitol Channel 18. Scheduled to start So Rare, June hours daily- possibly 7 -9 p.m.- S. Jimmy Roney, Fraternity 5. Delicado, P. Faith, Columbia 29, the date follows by less Two thirds of all radio 6, School Days, than stations when the retailers can use this Chuck Berry, Chess 6, Guy le a Guy, Doris Day, (plumb'. four months a U. S. expect an increase in 7. Little Darlir , Court of Ap- revenue this programming for Diamonds, Mercury 1. l'm tout, D. Cornell, Coral demonstration 8. Dark Moon, peals decision to uphold an earlier year, while 10 per cent expect a Gala Storm, Doi 8. I'm Yours, E. Fisher, RCA Victor purposes. During other hours sta- Start Federal Communications decrease, and 24 per 9. Morin', Sal Mineo, Epic 9. I'll Walk Alone, D. Cornell, Coral Commis- cent antici- tions should program for the pub- sion license for RKO to pate no change. 10. Dark Moon, Bonnie Guitar, Dot 10. Blacksmith Blues, E. M. Morse, Capitol conduct Stations in the lic. Perhaps when the first stereo a three -year test of Zenith largest makers expect the largest Radio station opens in a city there is an Corporation's subscription service. increase- around 6 per cent -while excuse for doing more hours of RHYTHM & BLUES -5 Years Ago -June 3, smaller markets hope for a 2.5 per 1957 Zenith manufactures both the this programming, but if stereo is cent increase, young Blood, Coasters, Alto "scrambling" equipment used at to become more than a novelty the Over ih. 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www.americanradiohistory.com iUNE 9, 1962 befits a "Festival" disk. These include Sym- a majeslie sweep doing both the composer 38 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK phonies No. 26 and 30, written during the and the performers credit. A Big Summer Hit? composer's 17th and 18th years; the Divcrti- mente No. 3 K.136 written when h o was **** VARIATIONS ON 16, and two youthful arias sung by Rita POPULAR SONGS Streich. The music is all light in texture SweeWek. Colombia ML 5737 13111 359 Reviews of New Albums good and -humored, and receives cheerful 6337 (8)- Provocative and unusual oven MR. HOBBS performances. These also are the first stereo music by E. Power Biggs on this album. performances of the symphonies. The artist plays the Flentrop organ page 22 in the Continued from Busch -Reisinger Museum at Harvard Uni- versity. The material is drawn from folk following should be pleased with and here fer the followers of these shows, THE extensive * * ** BACH FAMILY and popular tuna of the late 16th and Her off -beat vocal style (some- are the themes tram 13 of them, with the Philadelphia Orchestra (Ormandy) Colom- THEME this package. early 17th centuries as they were Inter- of Earths Kitt sound - ork batoned by Herschel! Burke Gilbert, the bia MI. 5742 (MI, what reminiscent SIS 6342 (S) -The Phila. preted by Jan Pkterszoon Sweelinck of Written by HENRY MANCINI showcased on a group of exuber- composer of more than one of them and delphia under wise) is Orchestra Maestro Ormandy Holland. Under Biggs hands, the muss -"I'm Just Wild About Harry," Four Star'. music director. The shows assure to make this release ant oldies. sufficient sala gains much magnitude and the organ'. 20th Fox #304 I Had You," "Please Don't Talk About represented include "The Corrupters," significant, although the works are hardly "If range and power makes for a thrilling Me When I'm Gone," "Anything Goes." "Dick Powell Show," "June Allyson Show." major. The three compositions were written 'The Tom Ewell listening experience. From "MR. HOBBS TAKES A VACATION" etc. Sock backing by Luther Henderson. "Gertrude Berg Show," by three sons of Johann Sebastian Bach. Something different for jocks. Striking cover Show," etc. Wilhelm Griedemana's Sinfonia in D Ma- a 20TH CENTURY -FOX film " photo of star aives package solid display jor for Two Luta and Strings" is most * * ** LUKAS FOSS: SONG OF SONGS, PAUL BENHALNI: SWEET value. THE MANTELS ON TOUR reminiscent of his father's works, while * *** pleasant is the appellation that can be given PSALMIST OF ISRAEL Carlton LP 144 -The gals have enjoyed New York Philbrnonia (Leonard Bera- recently and here'. to C.P.E. Bache "Concerto for Orchestra * * ** OLD SOUTH -NEW SOUND Berne singles chart action atele, Cond.) Columbia ML 34M (M)1 MI most of them In In D Major," and J. C. Bache ' Sintonia Bobby Gordon. Dot DLP 3426 -The a grouping of sight sides, 6123 (S) -Two fine works by contemporary JTh. Nations Next the group for Double Orchestra." young clarinetist makes hie debut on the the ballad style, showcasing composers. The first by Foss, was first ablum. His Titles include "Look In My A)(mbar 1 Record I label with a fine instrumental pleasantly. presented ln 1947. is a musical interpre- etc. The It playing has class and bite as he performs Eyes," "Well I Told You," Pack- ** ** JOHANN STRAUSSt TALES tation of the Old Testament text from the 12 tunes commonly associated with the Old age is tilled out by four additional tracks FROM THE VIENNA WOODS Song of Monte; Solomon, King James version. The YOU'LL LOSE South. They are all well -known standards featuring performances by Chris Berlin Radler Symphony Orchestra (Ferenc thrilling voice of Jennie Tourd, mezzo- Chanteys that bring on memories of magnolias and the Imperials and Gus Backus. Frkay, Cond.) Deutsche Grammophone soprano, is featured singing the text. The NI draw some action. A GOOD THING river boas. Gordon plays some of them name should LPEM 19238 (M)I SLPEM 136238 (S) -The second composition is by Israeli composer with bright rhythm; others are done with Berlin Symphony turns in highly acceptable Paul Ben -Haim and was first presented in plaintive melancholy. "My Old Kentucky readings of Strauss music that should appeal 1959, Sylvia Marlowe, harpischord, and BARBARA LYNNE Joe" Home," "Swanee River,' "Old Black * * * to light music fans. "Die Fiedermaea" over- Christine Staurache, harp, are featured. end "Camptown Races" are typical tracks. MODERATE ture, "The Blue Danube" and the title Leonard Bernstein and the New York Phil- Jamie #1220 The lad plays with an Acker Bilk -like sound work are all impeccably played, as are the harmonic perform the respective scores with in some places and is assisted by a small SALES POTENTIAL other tracks on the album. The music has majestic sensitivity. jau- oriented combo and six -man string section. Album has dual appeal on both r`ÚYDEN pop and jazz levels. * ** TWISTI1' KNIGHTS AT THE ROUNDTABLE BIB Haley and his Comets. Roulette R RECORDS phtte.22, Pa Ct -7217 * * ** ETHEL WATERS REMINISCES 25174 SPECIALTY LP'S Word W 3173 LP -The veteran star more than compensates for loss of vocal power PENTHOUSE PARADISE 7k, r.' * ** (31) 'T%jilldv. * .'; with her moving sincerity and sock emo- Pant Taubman. Colombia CL 1800 tional impact on this collection of memor- CS 6606 (S) 7I HIT* REMINDERS Selection include "1 Am a * *, able spirituals. Yr z, Pilgrim," "He's All I Need," "Cabin in the *** TWISTIN AT THE MIAMI STRONG ci.i and "I Cannot Fail the Lord." A BEACH PEPPERMINT LOUNGE SALES POTENTIAL Sky" "must" for her fans. 7 Blends. Roulette R 25172 i DUKES OF DIXIELAND TWIST AT THE < lumbia e REMO FESTIVAL, CARNIVAL ** ** 1962 SAN * * ** FATASTICO THE TWELVE GREATEST HITS Saxsambhlas Braslelros. Epic BF 19819- * * *, Various Artists, Epic LF 18021 (M)- This album, recorded In Brazil, s a potent STRONG SALES POTENTIAL one for the Latin- American trade, and some (Continued on page 40) BUT YOU'RE pop trade as well. It spotlights the Brazilian crew with bright and catchy performances with the leader. Among the better of Hock of familiar tunes, ranging from * * ** BRASS RAG along 1 don't Tricky Lofton and Carmel) Jones. Pacific tracks ate "24 Hour Blues," "Way Down," "Flying Down to Rio," and "Dark Eyes," and Horns." Jazz PJ 49 -This set spotlights some fine and Milt Jackson's "Bells to "Santa Lucia." The arrangements are foret brass work of the two principale (Lofton oe fresh, and thn South American ork plays the MY BABY trombone and Jones on trumpet) and by a Instrumentals with style. Lstenable was toilsome trombone choir that supports the ** ** AT THE JAZZ BAND BALL here, the pair. The album relia on standards, mostly, Various Artists. Prestige SV 2031 -A for material of which "Canadian Sunset," good, solid array of Dixie cats here and kids! three they swing along In a bright, merry Hoove * * ** VAYA PUENTE "Mood Indigo" and "Angel Eyes" are AMERICA'S LEADING '1,.LGFEWS The Tabs and one more modem Tito Puente and hI Ork. Tice LP 1085 - of the better tracks. Swing is carried by a on five iraditlonals RECORD LINE for-niche West Coast rhythm section with item, "Mack the Knife," which lends Itself The Puente name is a standard in the Straueri's piano nork particularly well to the down home treament. Common Latin field and here's a new collection to 446 Frank titillate many outstanding. rhythm group is heard with trumpet alter- his dance -happy fans. Here, PeTeRPane Yank Lawson and Doc Cheatham; Puente with his big, brassy Latin ork, nate BIC 7` RECORDS Dickenson and turns in a broad sampling of dance rhythms, w op Vic trombone alternates * *** JOE'S HAP'NIN'S Catty Cutshall and Buster Bailey and Ed- making for good variety for use on the ______Joe Newman. Prestige SV 2027 -A happy mond Hall, sharing the clarinet honors. Well living room dance floor. Sound quality la lumping album from Jon Newman. The recorded. also tops. There are 112 titles in all, includ- SELL O N SIGHT Brand New Single? ex -Basle trumpeter has the field to himself ing those given over to a brand -new dance, here and he makes the most of it. His the Sambaroco. $16.80 explorations of a variety of standards and * * ** ERROLL GARNER: MOODS JOEY DEE which run to seven tracts, are 12134 (M), SRW PROFIT originals, Mercury Wine MOW PASODOBLES WITH bright, and thoughtful investiga- collectors Item for * * ** and the Starliters punching 16134 (S)- Iicre's another MEXICAN 3MARIACHl ON ( tions of melody. He Is assisted by a fine The that make up this Garner fans. tracks Pepe Villa and Hts Marlaehl Hansen. rhythm section with pianist Tommy Flana- were recorded years aeo and have EVERY net some Epic B 19018 -One of the leading Mexican gan adding some top -flight solos. "Oh Gee," bun electronically re- created for stereo play- GROSS mariachi groups, the Pepe Villa group turns "The Very Thought of You" "clues for ing. The bands have the wonderful Gamer to material not normally associated with this 7E cr 15 RPM Slim" and "The Continental" all display and should prove a steady eater 'EVERYTIME bounce, of musician. The pasodobles included Newman's class. months for the label. One PART i over the forthcoming here usually are his formative years can played by the brass bands Gainer's playing ht of the bullfight arena. But the combo plays FREE RACK R -4431 be counted on for exciting moments. * * ** WAY DOWN with gusto such standards as ' Virgen de la SONGS, STORIES, POPEYE, OTHERS ROULETTE RECORDS Curtis Amy. Pacific Jazz PJ 46 -Tenor heararen.," "EI Gato Montes," '-Espana Send 524.96 for 144 records -Guaranteed Sale sexist Amy takes off with an eight -man Cani" and "EI Rclicario." PETER PAN RECORDS 1631 BROADWAY N.Y.C., N.Y. combo here that has swing and an earthy * * * MODERATE 461 -x lth Ave. New York 1, R. Y. The jazz le in the modern groove saltiness. SPOKEN I with touches of the three -quarter gospel SALES POTENTIAL WORD feeling on some tracks and a hard -boiled .\ approach on others. Ron Ayes * * CHRIST IN CONCRETE rhythmic ** Ell Wallach, Da Vinci 205 DISTRIBUTORS on vibes, Marcus Betgrave on trumpet and * ** JAZZ ALONG THE MOHAWK D -Actor Eli Roy Brewster, trombone, all contribute solos Milt Munn, AGA HRS 21762 Wallach does a virtuoso Job In a one -man RACK JOBBERS SOLOMON BURKE dramatization of the highlights of the Pietro di Donato novel, playing all roles and ONE STOPS making them believable. The final agonis- ing scene in which the protagonist is buried RETAILERS "DOWN in liquid concrete is guaranteed to shock CLASSICAL LP'S my listener. Chekhov's sentimental charac- OPERATORS ter study about an aged actor, "Swan Song," DISCOUNT is offered on the reverse side. IN THE Major Lle k EP's, Singles (all lahste *, all artists). Accessories. Any quantity of * * 771E FIRST STAGE (not used), 33VA'e * * ** factory new records (PARTS I THRU IV) STRONG SALES POTENTIAL 45'e, 70'7 -available to you at cost OF VALLEY" John Barton. Spoken Word SW A 11, 12, less than manufacturer's. Send for i 13, 14- Here's an impressive aeries of four free listing of prices and type records packages, each containing five LP's, pre- TCHAIKOVSKY: SYMPHONY MS 6339 (5) -fhis old coupling will prob- we can supply. * * ** senting an illuminating survey of the de- SEND FOR FREE CATALOG OF AIL RECORDS NO. 7 IN E FLAT MAJOR ably sell mainly to admirers of Schoen- velopment of English Drama from its be- AVAILABLE 1841 O'way New York 23 berg, whose concerto is given an apprecia- MERCHANDISE Philadelphla Orchestra lOrmandyl. Colum- ginning (in the 10th century) to the 1580's. tive performance by the erratic young bia ML 5749 (.M); MS 6349 (51- -Sales The material is from a series of broadcasts Canadian pianist. In complete contrast, both HAM -MIL T CORP.O glamor is derived from curiosity value atone, heard on the BCC and produced by Ray- In mood and spirit, is the l'encart work, 1520 N. Broad St., Philadelphia a1, Pa. besides a highly polished performance. Tho mond Raikes. John Barton is the articulate which Gould's liner notes criticise as re- Phone; Poplar 3.0585 .,I DO'' OA recent American premiere of this recon- and knowledgable commentator, and the quiring "improvements" which he has structed work received much publicity. It large cast of performers, the orchestre and O The Royal Debs worked into the score, The Mozart perform- bears the composer's inimitable stamp, be- choruses ail offer highly commendable per- nrea kina Ide op en In ash ance itself s nimble fingered and lstenable 11)=1buDrC. orroa.tW ing derived from several of his lesser -known formances. The topics include mystery, but is up against very rugged competition. PROCESSING Gchwd rtra worker It is melodic and emotional, and is miracles and morality plays, interludes, RECORD Tifeo Recording Corp. / given a performance that makes it sound dramas in the schools, universities and Inns AND PRESSING Golden B,, Ga. bcurr than it really may be. AT of Court and the profeuional theater. The Id ,Si)7TIfton, * * ** A MOZART MATINEE 45 P.M -]11,, R..., anY au+nli lief. THE SALZBURG FESTIVAL complete series is a worthwhile Investment Complete RecorPMd Service. prime Includes Labels- Praeesslne- MYers. Rita Stretch, Soprano( Cameral' Acades- for high school and colleges as * * It1OZARTI PIANO CONCERTO educational tool for classroom use. Also, Send your tope do the rest' ** Ica (Paumbartner). Deutsche Gra000phoa -we Say You Saw It in NO. 24 IN C MINOR; SCHOENBERG: each package is a collector'. Item for PIANO CONCERTO, OP. 42 LPM II 05 (M)1 SLP311 13$ 05 (S)- students of drama history, and theater SONGCRAFT Newa VOrkrol v." Billboard Music Week Oleos Gould. Columbia ML 5739 (M); Lecser works by Mozart are featured, as I buffs in general. Copyrighted material www.americanradiohistory.com Les Paul and Mary Ford proudly present their sensational new discoveries THUMBS CARLYLE & GINNY O'BOYLE Copyrighted material www.americanradiohistory.com 40 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK JUNE 9, 1962 create excitement, and twisters will love H. * ** II'e 80 Funny I Could Cry -(Cef- (E H Morris, ASCAP) (2:38) tral, BMI) (2:24) * ** Honey Suckle Rosa - (Sanely Joy, ASCAP) (2:13) BEACH BOYS Reviews of New Albums * * ** Surfin' Safari- CAPITOL 4777 - The beach scene gets a rolling, rocking HUGO MONTENEGRO AND HIS ORK treatment on this side by the boys. Tune Continued from page 38 * * ** Palm Canyon Dries -TIME 2062 swings along neatly on lead singer's talent -Romantic instrumental treatment of an and support of the rest of the group. This album could have an appeal even * * ** THE FAMOUS DAVIS SISTERS attractive theme with lush ork effects and (Guilt, BMI) (2:05) BIG beyond the international field. It contains Savoy MG 14051 -The Davis Sisters per- Mon- catchy tempo. Nice jockey aide. From the top 12 tunes from the San Remo Festi- form this collection of spiritual items with tenegro's recent LP. (Brent, BMI) (2:29) *** 40 9-( Sca of Tunes,s, B MI ) ( I. _85 ) val of 1962. Set was waxed in Italy and fervor and with feeling. The songs, sold the tunes are sung by top Italian singers with sincerity by the Sisters, are also of Dark Eyes -(Brent, BMI) (2:45) including Milva, Claudio Villa, Fausto interest via the hard, driving rhythm In the * ** ART A DOTTIE TODD Cigliano and others. Best sides are Quanto, backing Tunes include "Lord Here t Am," SALES * * Ring -A -Ding - CAPITOL 4778 Quando, Quando," "Addio, Addio" and "I'll Be There" and "Earnestly Praying." ** - "Tango Italiano." GEORGIE CAMP Bright swingy side here from the duo that * * ** Hey Doll -ATCO 6228 -Rocking (Continued on page 44) SACRED rhythm -novelty is sung with verve and good COUNTRY & WESTERN humor by Camp and group. Solid ark * * ** OF GOD I SING backing with infectious beat. (Mendoza, Stuart Hamblen. Columbian CI, 1769 (M); New Smash! * * ** THE SPIRITED 135,11) (1:57) DOOTO FREDDIE HART CS 8569 (S)-A familiar face and voice is back again, with another helping of his Cotumbla CL 1792 -This is Freddie * ** Wonderful- (Mendoza, BMI) (2:42) Hart's first LP for the label, and the lad deeply sincere message. The songs are sung with and ork featuring strings, and deserves a lot of exposure, both country choir I'M NO FOOL and pop -wise. He has a distinctive style, a as usual Hamblen's performance packs quite an wallop. the tunes but one good way with e rhythm song or a ballad, emotional All SHAYNE HUNTER by his Susie are by the and a sincere approach to a country kin. Hamblen, * * ** Lots of Luck to You, Dear - weeper. On Ais album he comes through singer himself. Strong sacred wax. GAMBIT 1104 -Bright swinger receives a with conviction on The Key's in the Mail- driving performance on the label by Shayne ANY MORE box," "The Wall," " Fräulein" and "What Hunter. The backing mere,, too. A side with a sound in the teen groove that a Laugh. ". Hart should have a good future could THE FLAMINGOS in the country field. * * * MODERATE take off. (RSVP -EMDLOCK, BMI) (2:25) SALES POTENTIAL * ** And There War a Tese- (RSV P- End 1111 BLUES E d lock , BMI) (3:05) CONE RECORDING CORP. BROWNIE McGHEEt 1650 Broadway New York, N. Y. * * ** LATIN AMERICAN BROWNIE'S BLUES THE HALCYONS AND THE Prestige Bluesvllle BV 1042--Sonny Terry LOSERS RAND guitarist * MARIMBA MEXICO on Harmonica, and Bennie Foster ** Flirting- SPHINX 6011 Shouting assist Brownie McGhee on this album of One Fonhso and His Ork, Epic LF 18017 * * ** reading of the lyric on this rocker by a JOHNNY TILLOTSON tunes. The singer shouts and fine blues young lad. Side swings nicely and could wails, and throughout his voice is in the SACRED prove to be a good teen dance item. His Newest Chartmakerl easy blues style. "Lonesome Day," "Jump (Whealco, BMI) (2:40) "'Trouble in Little Children" and Mind," CASCADES OP BLESSING three of the better tracks. There are * ** are Melody Four Quartet Word W 3146 LP Too Many Teers -(Wheaten, B61I) nine in all. * ** (2:35) "IT KEEPS RIGHT * ** THE SINGING PALERMOS Word W 3169 LP FOLK LEE ROY ON A- HURTIN "' * * ** IRA HAYES AND SPOKEN WORD * * ** Skonbie Doo- SANWAYNE 1140 OTHER BALLADS -A swinging dance disk for tamers here. Csdenn *1415 Peter EaFarae. Columbia CL 1795 (M); * ** BURGESS MEREDITH The boy sings the lyric, whkh Is about 'CS 8595 (S) -Peter LaFarge with only mod- READS RAY BRADBURY the las leaving, in ease style, while a est vocal equipment, shows a keen ability Prestige 30004 chorus of chicks and combo back him. CADENCE RECORDS to communcate pathos and tautness of (Santo) (2:05) 119 West emotion in these interesting, guitar- accompa- * ** LARY STORCH READS 57th St., New York City aied songs. Two of the tunes with particu- PHILIP ROTH'S EPSTEIN * ** Thank You for Calling - (Black- lar flavor, "Ira Hayes" and "Rodeo Hand,' Prestige LA 30003 wood) (2:03) are both from LaFacne's one hand, while a number of the others are from the great A Sure Winner! American folk storehouse ( "John Henry," CHILDREN'S "I Gave Sly Love a Cherry," etc.). A good * ADVENTURES IN RESTING, JOHNNY HALI.YD.AY performance. ** Caravan of Lonely Men -PHILIPS BEST WISHES; VOL. 1 **** 41043 -rate in Jane Cone. Dec. DL 74204 (S) -A first hunk of material to- day's commercial groove receives a strong SPIRITUAL performance from the singer, over exciting LUCK, INTERNATIONAL ork support. The rockaballad builds all GOOD THE ELITE JUBILEE SINGERS the way, and the song tells a strong story. slew' * * ** A Regent MG 6107 -The debut of the Elite * ** POLSKIE MANDOLINI Watc4 this outing by Hallyday. (Trinity, Er Jubilee Singers on the label is an auspicious (POLISH MANDOLINS) BS11) (1:57) GOODBYE R/^'lC one. The quartet sings gospel songs with Polish Mandolin Sock... Epic BE 19016 The warmth and devotion, and they have a good * ** Hey Little Girt -(MAC, BNII) (1:39) blend and style. On this album they show THE DEL -SATINS off their individuality on such songs as POLKA Laurie 3132 "Lord, Have Mercy," "The Valley of Time," "Adam and Evil" and "Amazing * ** POLKA TIME JOEY LONG LAURIE RECORDS I'm Glad for Your Sake (But I'm Grace." Joe Jacoz and his Ork. Jay Jay 1049 * * ** 1755 Broadway, N. Y. C. Sorry for Minot- RUNNING STAR 8300 - Chanter sells the oldie with feeling and warmth on this first slicing for the label. Disk is already getting action in Houston 5 Smash Hlfs breaking Wide Open! Reviews of New Singles and it could spread a lot farther. Watch it. (Crawford, ASCAP) (1:50) 1. "I'LL NEVER DANCE AGAIN" Continued frone page 21 Bobby Ryden * ** The Lights Have Gone Out- (Crazy 11:51) some of the "The Stripper" feeling with DYNATONES Cajun, BStI) 2. "POTATO PEELER" strong brass work and punching rhythm. REDD FOXX The New Race Track" * * ** St000 Shot - MISSLE 305 - A Bobby Gregg (Gower, BMI) (2:061 good rockers' instrumental with a lot of Contagions, exciting best seller by the beat Dancers will dig this sound. lias a BILL COTHEN 3. "BRISTOL TWISTIN' ANNIE" funniest comedian of them all. Contains chance. (Missle, BMI) (2:22) -ASTRAL. * * ** Cleo 7001 - A fine. The Doyens Thd Ass and others... DTL 275 Southern -based rocker that moves along in LESTER LANIN AND ORK * ** Hawaiian War Chant - (Miller, good style. Solid down-home vocal on the 4, By Demand . . "GRAVY" * * ** Glee Me a Sang -EPIC 9514 - ASCAP) (2:17) novelty gets a suck backing. Side can grab Old- fashioned back room harmony is the action. (Moss -Rose, BMI) (2:48) Dee Dco Sharpe feature of this side. The disk has a good feeling with honky -tonk piano vocal group * ** Some Day the Bells Will Ring- 5. "THE WAHWATISSI" work and should get tors of juke box playa. THE TABS Wanada, BMI) (2:02) The Orions (Audubon, ASCAP) 11:42) But You're Sly Baby -VEE JAY * * ** re. e,o oet: Aar o. eA..roieA,xwA, 446-The group sells this 131(:: efts rocker You Can't Be True (Du Kannst * * ** with style, over backing with a dancing THE TRAITS 18d1N1rt( N1c.Jr' 161NMINJrJetlN10.1&8OigFJN.1NJN) Mehl Treu Sete)- German lyric is sung beat. The disk is aimed at the teen trade * * Linda Lou -ASCOT 2108 -This zi while English spoken on this lovely old and it may hit the mark with Rood sales. ** America's largest and Oldest out like a Instnsmentl waltz. The side is tailored for Juke box one starts swinging L (Saturn, BM1) (2:20) with e play for it has full chorus, German band and then the chanter comes in ONE -STOP RECORD SERVICE! driving vocal performance of the teen- sound and lilting waltz tempo. Just the * ** Mash Dem Tatars- (Conrad, BMI) slanted lune. It has a beat and excitement thing far tavern sing along, (Southern, (2:07) ASCAP) (2:12) and it could grab coins. (Gregmark, BMI) (2:40) 5RPM 60c * ** Little Sfamma- (Glad, BMI) (2:00) SIRAVO ALL LP's -- REGULAR DISTRIBUTOR MR. ACKER BILK * * The Tiger -AD LIB 0206 -A blues WHOLESALE-NOTHING OVER Dardenella (Pads I & 2)-RE. ** THE BEST * * ** theme in medium tempo, expressed by big AND THE OF REDD FOXX -Clean PRISE 20090 -13ilk has been very big with LENNY CHIMES brus and organ sound. Interesting arrange- Paradise 450 SAME DAY SERVICE lull for the entire family. Favorite selec "Stranger on the Shore," on another label * * ** -TAG -A pulsing meet bears e hearing. Good jockey wax. rockabollad rendition by the lead man. and here's a coupling which features An 11:58) L tions of radio and tv programming. Ois (Madchen, BMI) Backing features a big arrangement for ork familiar clarinet sound against a more tra- The MUSICAL SALES COMPANY send for copy. and chorus. Worth a listen. (Criss -Cross, "DTL 234:` ditional Dixie styled backing, without Mal Makin' The Musical Sales Bldg. strings. Disk * ** (She's Eyes at Me)- BMI) (2:35) 7 can pick up plays. (Fisher, (Mills, ASCAP) (2:41) Baltimore 1, Maryland ASCAP) (2:52, 2:25) Smash Single * ** Sly Love -(Criss- Cross, BMI) (2:25) Pc01 @LOO FP_FOJOlOiAM PARTY ROCKER #468 MOVING UPWARD DAY BROTHERS DEAN HAWLEY THE ZANIES EARL FOREST Cleopatra Brows- FIREBIRD 103 Stalled 638 Breaking Out AGAIN!! You Conquered Me LIBERTY * * ** * * ** -DORE -The lnstro- * * ** - a -A rhythm rocker with solid heed makes a rhythmic figure out of an 55446- Interesting march tempo theme wib mental MEMPHIS TWIST vocal by the brothersbri t backed auto starting motor. This starts things and good lyrics is wrapped up in an effective AND hand -clapping(lee and a bright rhythm the phrases between the bars of guitar- vocal treatment by Hawky. Solid ends "EARTH ANGEL" arrange- arrangement. Good here. (Klm- BEALE STREET POPEYE ment. (Alden, BMI) (2:00) based blues. An interesting beat side, with bnr- Barbrob, ASCAP) (2:]1)(2:11) a flute tossed in. (Meadowlark, ASCAP) DUKE 349 The Penguins (2:01) WILLIARD BURTON for Me (Kimbar- * ** Wall - Barbrob, London Rock (Meadowlark, .348 ASCAP) (2:01) * ** - CLAUDINE CLARK ASCAP) (2:24) THE TWISTIN' TWIST * * ** Party Lights - CHANCELLOR AND 1113 -Exuberant reading by the canary and MARION WORTH DREAMING a !em group on a lively rocker with good DO OTO RECORDS * * ** A Lover's Hynae - COLUMBIA PEACOCK 1917 beat and effective teen -appeal lyrics. PAUL CURRY 42453 -A touch of the old gospel feeling (Bombed, BMI) (2:20) 9512 South Central /Los Angeles 2, Calif. * * ** Route 66 -COTTON 1007 -A wild is apparent on this ballad. The tune is sung DUKE AND PEACOCK RECORDS, INC, reading of the Cole but by Ose lass and she lo r.Ab. style old Not simply aith feeling 2809 Erastus Street, Houston 26, Texas Disappointed (Dembar, done In style by against is backed by some fine chorus and piano *** - ASCAP) hit. It's fine Caney ORchard 3 -2611 (2e42) a solid rocking blues backing. Side could work, (Roosevelt, BMI) (2:50) Copyrighted ila., www.americanradiohistory.com MUSIC -PHONOGRAPH MUSICBILLBOARD WEEK MERCHANDISING 41 Orr Introduces BEST SELLING PHONOGRAPHS, Canadian Dollar Slash Tape Cartridge RADIOS & TAPE RECORDERS OPELIKA, Ala.- Orrtronics has Brings Mixed Reaction introduced a new cartridge tape playback system, known as the By ROBERT ANGUS eluding some from western On- P -200 Jetstar. A completed transis- tario. Thus are the nation's best sellers by manufacturers based on results of BUFFALO devalua- torized system, the unit employs a - Recent What are Canadians buying? month -long study using personal interviews with a representative national tion of the Canadian dollar has cross -section of record -phono dealers. A different price group is published in continuous play tape cartridge. "Kits are extremely popular. Ca- had opposite effects on American this chart each week. nadians are more willing to it 'The player is the result of re- dealers in two border cities. In do total number search and development headed up themselves to save money than The percentage figure shown for each brand Is its share of the Detroit, two large stores reported well of weighted point derived from all dealer responses. Point tabulations are by J. Herbert, president of the American are. We also do sales increases to Canadians, with raw pre- based on the rank order of manufacturers' sales at each dealer, end weighted firm, along with Russ Molloy, while retailers bere feel the move records, and by sise dealer. recorded tape." of Only manufacturers earning 3% or mon of the total dealer founder of the Bel Canto stereo is costing them business. points are listed below. tape line and now marketing man- "Business during the week fol- Notes Discounters Effect ager for Orrtronics. lowing the change was up sharply A spokesman for Adam, Mel - PHONOS LISTING BETWEEN The Jetstar unit is being mar- from the beginning of the month," drum & Anderson's department keted for background music pur- Norman Sobel, of Detroit's Lobby store in downtown Buffalo notes $301 AND $400 poses, for mobile use in autos, air- Hobby, said. "Personally, I think a definite drop in Canadian sales. Po,, Pos. craft and boats, and for home use. settlement of the four -week news- "I've just been going over the This 3/10/62 ó of Total A basic library of music and edu- paper strike did as much to stimu- figures and it would appear that Issue 4sue Paints cational material is being made late business as anything." But we're taking in some 10 to 20 per available to buyers. Sobel agreed that Lobby Hobby's cent less Canadian money now 1 I Magnavox 42.3 downtown store bad picked up than we did in April. Discounters Canadian business during the in Canada are matching our prices 2 5 Voice of Music (V -M) 5.8 period. on phonographs, consoles, tape 'Recorder Tree' "There's as much as 40 per cent records and records and it's hurt 2 - Curtis -Mathes .... 5.8 difference in price on American- business somewhat. We do de- Sprouts Sales made equipment,' he said. As a pend on Canadian business." 4 7 Zenith 5.6 result, the store does a brisk busi- He said that Canadians gen-, DENVER - Creation of a "re- ness in American tape recorders, crally account for a "substantial corder tree" display of tape record- high -fidelity equipment, raw and portion" of the store's sales, par- 4 2 RCA Victor 5.6 ers has helped build sales at Dave pre -recorded tape. ticularly in low -priced raw tape. in Price Gives Edge 4.6 Cook's the University Hills Shop- One dealer who actively goes 6 3 Motorola .. ping Center here. Does the store plan any special after the Canadian dollar is promotions to attract Canadians? The "recorder tree" is a six -inch Clarence Pfeffer, of Buffalo Au- Others 30.3 "We don't plan to advertise in dio Supply, who claims to be the post which clamps securely be- of tween floor ceiling, Canada, though a good deal city's largest retailer of tape, tape and on the our newspaper advertising carries principle of a recorders and accessories. pole lamp, Heavy over into Canada. Our prices are glass shelves, on stout steel brack- Only Temporary ets, more attractive than theirs, and DISK DEALS FOR DEALERS are set at odd angles around in "It's cutting into sales now," the fixture. This displays we're relying on that to bring pairs of the business,' Sobel said. Pfeffer said, "but I think that's speakers and as many as five tape Joseph Sanchez, manager of temporary. We're advertising ac- summary dealers by and recorders titled convenient, A of promotional opportunities for manufacturers at an- the high -fidelity department in (Continued on page 42) distributors currently offering records at special terms, Shown where available tural angles. are starting and expiration dates for each deal as well as the date of issue J. L. Hudson's main Detroit store, Cook's keeps a stereo recorder said he thought devaluation and page number of the original news story and /or advertisement providing playing during detail, of each promotion. Please consult these for full information. softly busy hours. would be good for business. "It'll Hi -Fi Fans Play Customers can see the tape reels raise prices of American equip- LIBERTY- Expires June 8, 1962. Started April 30, 1962. revolving. Often, clerks say, just ment in Canada more than the Spring Sales Recipe. A 15 per cent discount on two new Bobby Vea and one one demonstration will build up 90 Mins. a Day new Timi Yuro LP, plus complete back catalog on each artist's LP's. loss the customer suffers on the interest. The result has been a sur- exchange rate," he said. "As a re- A MERCURY- Expires June 15, 1962. Started May 7, 1962. prisingly large number of "impulse sult, we've had an increase in CHICAGO - survey con- Summer album sales program Label is offering 15 albums free for every 100 ducted by Industries of e sales" even where recorders sell for sales in Canadian dollars already Jensen purchased. Forest Park, Ill., manufacturer of $200 or more. -as much as 3 per cent. Our LIBERTY -Expires June 18, 1962. Started May 7, phonograph needles, revealed 1962. "The idea is simply to get the Canadian business generally is that Chipmunk Profit Headlines. A 10 per cent discount on new Chipmunk, plue the average hi -fi owner plays his entire album catalog, LP's and EP's recorders out where they can im- good," Sanchez said. His depart- press people who come into the ment draws Canadians not only equipment an hour and a half each L P. SALES CORP,- Expires June 27, 1962. Started May 21. day. store to buy something else," man- from nearby Windsor, but from a The firm is national distributor for Riverside, lazzland, Washington and Offbeat The survey is said to be a sam- and offers two free albums for every 10 ordered on all new releases and catalog ager Dave Grant said. 100 -toile radius of the store, in- items of these labels. Deferred billing also offered. Promotion kits, best seller pling of the listening habits of the lists and display materials also available on program, nation's 29 million hi -fi owners. EPIC- Expires June 29, 1962. Started May 21, 1962. Karl Jensen, president, pointed out International Music Tour. Label is offering 15 per cent discount on complete that the average also takes in the International album catalog plus six new international releases. Lab Is also Decca Brings Out 9 New Phonos hi -fi bug who listens to his rig offering 10 per cent on three pop albums: "George Maharis Sings," Roy Hamilton e "Mr. Rock and Soul" and Ralph Burns' "No Strings." from four to five hours per day and includes the owner whose set SMASH -Expires June 30, 1962. May 1962, Started 7, To Complete Full 1963 is rarely turned on. Sounds of Spring. A 10 per cent discount on all merchandise, Including new Line releases. Nationwide Count NEW YORK Decca Records nier III, a full -stereo phono and a The survey w a s conducted ANGEL- Expires July 25, 1962. Started June 4, 1962. - dealers Label is offering a classical pre -pack containing 26 of its best selling LP's to has introduced nine new phono- similar unit to the Allegheny with through Jensen from coast dealers at a 15 per cent discount. graphs. These newest units round the addition of AM -FM multiplex to coast. In gearing up for the survey, Jensen's main interest was ARTIAPARLIAMENT- Expires July 31, 1962. Started June 4, 1962. out the complete 1963 Decca line, receiver, at $229.95, Delivery will Summer Dividend Days. Program gives distribs and dealers a 25 per cent discount the first nine models of which were begin this week. Sales aids, cata- in finding out how long it took the on all Arti', Parliament, MK and X Slbums. on LP's end 10 per cent discount on average needle to wear out. all albums. brought out last January. The new logs and paper "World's Greatest Music" series trade adds are be- The survey revealed the average additions run from $44.95 to ing used ANGEL- Expires July 31, 1962. Started May 14, 1962. $229.95. to back up the owner of a diamond needle will Special period deal on Moura Lympany's new recording of Rachmaninoff's "Piano promotion, be back in a year for a replacement. Concerto No. 2." During the special period, phot will be $1.98 mono and $2.98 First up is a monaural portable, stereo. Prices to be raised to $4.93 and $5.98 August 1. the Perry (Model DO -642) at CAMEOPARKWAY- Expires August 31, 1962. Started March t, 1962. $44.95. Next in line is the Tuxedo Plan features a prepak of 80 LPs assorted of best- selling catalog and new II (Model DP -653), a stereo porta- ALBUM COVER OF THE WEEK releases with minimum quantities of both mono and stereo, In a browser box, Dealers mar purchase complota Deckara initially et "unusual discounts and ble automatic at $54.95. The An- candor stipulated conditions and may earn cent reorder privilege for niversary V is noted as a de luxe six months." Specific datifs n avertable through tlìstriba. stereo portable with wing speakers, MONITOR -No expiration date. Started January 31, 1962. at $64.95. Five LP's are specially priced to the distributor at $1 end SI.98 to the consumer. Tho Oistrak s, Gilets, Kogan, Rostropowch playing Bach, Mozart and Beethoven; Another feature of the new series The Oistrekhz playing Bach, Saresato, Hindemith; nlnoff third Piano is the Suffolk (DP -492), a monaural Concerto played by Merzrwnov: Richter plays Schumann, and Franck, Let's Dance tiro Pachange and Charanga automatic with AM -FM radio. The set. designed and priced for the PHILIPS -No expiration date. Started April 8, 1962. teen market, weighs less than 25 Label is offering one -for -nine in rho same price category on their new "Encore" releases. pounds and lists at $89.95. The Demonstrator V (Model DP -614) is SONODOR -limited time only. Started March 31, 1962. a stereo manual phono with sep- Ono LP free for every tivo purchased. arate speaker cabinets and an 11- ROULETTE -No expiration date. Started April 30, 1962, inch turntable, A 15 per cent discount on new releases plus entire Roulette, Roost and Tito album catalogs. Among the console models are the Ramsey (DP- 116 -7), a full AD LIB-No expiration date. Started February 18, 1962. One Not LP for every fivo purchased. stereo set at $109.95; the Mead (DP- 216 -7) which is similar to the SLIM TI'HITMIAN SINGS- Imperlai LP STRAVINSKY: Various Selections, Eng- LIBERTY -No expiration date. Started May 25, 1962. 9194. Here's an eye- catching item good lish Chamber Orchestra (Davis). This Ramsey with the addition of AM- depicts a reprint of All -Time Hit single series available ate 15 per cent cart tel tco,In t. Disks ere for window or counter display. The unusual cover 21 of the label's best sellers, FM radio, at $149.95, and the cover photo Is an attractive multi- Painting In modern design. The cover's Allegheny VII (DP- 316 -7 -8), a full - colored line drawing mostly in cooling striking effect is achieved through the REQUEST -Limited lime May 1962. only. Started 5, sized one -piece at shades of blue and green with flashes clever use of the color motrast of Songs,' stereo .set - Buy 10, get two free on new album releases, Including "German Student of pink, gold and royal blue. black, gray, white and a touch of green "Songs of Portugal," "Fernande Marie -the Queen of Fado" and 'Songs From $149.95.. . First -rate display for the classical the Alps." piece Highlight Of the line is the Pal- section. www.americanradiohistory.com 42 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK JUNE 9, 1962 Canadian Dollar BILLBOARD Continued front page 41 MUSIC WEEK EASY LISTENING The Grammy Winners lively in Canada, using broad- Continued from page 6 casts on both of Toronto's stereo nl, Lest from Me work's Hit 100 Weeks it stations. In addition, we're con- Week Week TITLE, ARTIST, LABEL Net 100 sidering accepting Canadian 28. BEST FOLK RECORDING: money at par to attract the busi- FOLK SINGERS AT HOME AND ABROAD O- 1 CANT STOP LOVING YOU, Ray Charles, ABGParamount 10330 6 BELAFONTE though this will mean Folk Singers (RCA Victor) ness, even -Belafonte 8 per cent added cost. OT STRANGER ON THE SHORE, Mr. Acker Bilk, Aim 6217 13 29. BEST GOSPEL OR OTHER RELIGIOUS RECORDING: "Canadians buy a good deal of EVERYTIME I FEEL THE SPIRIT -Mahalia Jackson raw and pre -recorded tape from (Columbia) us, and we're probably going to 4 SECOND HAND LOVE, Connie Francis, MGM 13014 5 business. We also 0 1961: hold on to that 30. BEST NEW ARTIST OF sell a good many kits. These come Victor) O2 EVERYBODY LOVES ME BUT YOU, Brenda lee, Decca 31379 9 PETER NERO (RCA within the $100 duty -free allow- 31. BEST CLASSICAL PERFORMANCE -ORCHESTRA: ance Canadians get and they're RAVEL: DAPHNIS ET CHLOE -Conductor, Charles Munch willing to take the time to build 0 3 OLD RIVERS, Walter Brennan, Liberty 55436 10 (RCA Victor) the equipment. We rarely make sales to Canadians of mom than © 6 FOLLOW THAT DREAM, Elvis Presley, RCA Victor EPA 4368 (Extended Play).... 5 32. BEST CLASSICAL PERFORMANCE- CHAMBER MUSIC: $100." BEETHOVEN: SERENADE, OPUS 8- Jascha Heifetz, William Primrose and Gregor Piatigorsky (RCA Victor) O10 THAT'S OLD FASHIONED, Evenly Brothers, Warner Bros. 5273 5 33. BEST CLASSICAL PERFORMANCE- INSTRUMENTAL SO- Special Deal O9 TEACH ME TONIGHT, George Maharis. Epic 9504 8 LOIST (With orchestra): BARTOK: CONCERTO NO. 1 Continued from page 4 FOR VIOLIN AND ORCHESTRA -Isaac Stern (Colum- tures 97 selections by 34 all -time 12 YOUR FINGERS, Henderson, Todd 1072 4 bia) jazz names including Sarah 09 SNAP Joe 34. BEST CLASSICAL PERFORMANCE -INSTRUMENTAL SO- Vaughan, Count Basie, Dinah LOIST OR DUO WITHOUT ORCHESTRA: Washington, Billy Eckstine, May- 10 7 FUNNY WAY OF LAUGHIN', Burl Ives, Decca 31371 10 REVERIE FOR SPANISH GUITAR -Laurindo Almeida nard Ferguson, Erroll Garner, (Capitol) Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, 20 AL DI LA', Emilio Pericoli, Warner Bros. 5259 4 Harry Belafonte, Charlie Parker, 0 35. BEST OPERA RECORDING: Chris Connor and Dizzy Gillespie. PUCCINI: MADAME BUTTERFLY -Conductor, Gabriele 12 18 LEMON TREE, Peter, Paul and Mary, Warner Bros. 5274 6 Santini (Angel) The set is also available in two five -album editions retailing for 36. BEST CLASSICAL PERFORMANCE- CHORAL (other than $6.95 monaural and $7.95 stereo. 13 5 P. T. 009, Jimmy Dean, Columbia 42338 I f opera): BACH: B MINOR MASS -Robert Shaw (RCA Victor) Mancini Wins 5 14 11 MOST PEOPLE GET MARRIED, Patti Page, Mercury 71950 8 37. BEST CLASSICAL PERFORMANCE -VOCAL SOLOIST (with or without orchestra): ART OF THE PRIMA DONNA Continued from page 6 - 15 8 CATERINA, Perry Como, RCA Victor 8004 11 Joan Sutherland (London) than any composer has claimed in 38. BEST CONTEMPORARY CLASSICAL COMPOSITION: one year within memory. 16 CASEY, DISCANTUS-Composer, Laurindo Almeida (Capitol) Last week, more than 500 16 THEME FROM BEN Vatjean, Carlton 573 4 MOVEMENTS FOR PIANO AND ORCHESTRA -Com- NARAS members and guests filled poser, Igor Stravinsky (Columbia) the Beverly Hills Hotel's Crystal 11 HAYING A PARTY, Sam Cooke, RCA Victor 8036 3 Room to witness the West Coast - 39. BEST ENGINEERING CONTRIBUTION- CLASSICAL RE- portion of the fourth annual CORDING: awards. 01 17 HOW IS JULIEI Lettermen, Capitol 4746 5 RAVEL: DAPHNIS ET CHLOE - Conductor, Charles Munch; Engineer, Lewis W. Layton (RCA Victor) 18 - WOLVERTON MOUNTAIN, Claude King, Columbia 42352 3 40. BEST ALBUM COVER -CLASSICAL: Say You Saw It in PUCCINI: MADAME BUTTERFLY -Art Director, Marvin THEME FROM DOCTOR KILDARE, Richard Chamberlain, MGM 13075 2 Schwartz (Angel) Billboard Music Week ® - n 4?ES;; Our sincere appreciation to NAftAS '?á For selection as the Best Folk Recording f BELAFONTE B=OCK SINGERS AT HOME AND ABROAD :.. The Belafonte folk Singers D 'FEbx , Y/ ;`'h;,.L'.'. E - BELAFONTE ENTERPRISES, INC. 120 WEST 57th ST., NEW YORK, N. Y. 1 www.americanradiohistory.com ..ï.MAIUMMIMICaa\y .. 1 r r.::-.... THANKS, NARAS MEMBERS A DOSEN FIRSTS 1. RECORD OF THE YEAR MOON RIVER -Henry Mancini 2. SONG OF THE YEAR MOON RIVER _Henry Mancini and Johnny Mercer 3. BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ORCHESTRA OTHER THAN DANCING BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S Henry Mancini 4. BEST ARRANGEMENT MOON RIVER Henry Mancini 5. BEST SOUND TRACK ALBUM OR RECORD- ING OF SCORE FROM MOTION PICTURE OR TELEVISION BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S (MOTION PICTURE) Henry Mancini 6. BEST ORIGINAL CAST SHOW ALBUM HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING Robert Morse, Rudy Vallee; Frank Loesser, composer 7. BEST FOLK RECORDING BELAFONTE FOLK SINGERS AT HOME AND ABROAD_ -_ _Belafonte Folk Singers S. BEST NEW ARTIST OF 1961 PETER NERO 9. BEST CLASSICAL PERFORMANCE - ORCHESTRA RAVEL: DAPHNIS ET CHLOE Charles Munch Conducting Boston Symphony 10. BEST CLASSICAL PERFORMANCE - CHAMBER MUSIC BEETHOVEN: SERENADE, OPUS 8- Jascha Heilet, William Primrose & Gregor Piatigorsky 11. BEST CLASSICAL PERFORMANCE -CHORAL (Other Than Opera) BACH: B MINOR MASS Robert Shaw Chorale; Robert Shaw, Choral Dir. l 12. BEST ENGINEERING CONTRIBUTION - CLASSICAL RECORDING RAVEL: DAPHNIS ET CHLOE Charles Munch Conducting Boston Symphony; Lewis W. Layton, Engineer THE WORLD'S GREATEST ARTISTS ARE ON ® RCATÇTOR The most trusted name in sound www.americanradiohistory.com 44 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK JUNE 9, 1962 JIM WESTERFIELD * ** Addition (Shat, BMI) (2:30)- Baby, Don't Do It (Stagg, BMI) BILLBOARD *** A r-L K (2:00). MARLO 1526 HOT C & W SIDES Reviews of New Singles THE NITS LITERS * ** Nervous (Rea* BMI) (2:15)- Tb), lore íy riet).! sorrel ter reek mehr 6/9 Woks .re Jealous Heart (Acuff-Rose, EMI) *** Week week EMI, ARTIST, LABEL 1 MG. Cart Continued from page 40 (2:10), VERVE 10256 should appeal to juke box operators. Sido JIMMY DAVID JOEL WARREN features close harmony with an easy revival * ** Renee Ran Away - (Hillary, BMI) * ** Let Her Go Bim Fawley -Dana O1 SHE THINKS I STILL CARE, George Jones, United Artists 424 9 feeling and some torrid banjo pickin'. (Oak- (Stevens, BMI (2:33( -* ** Eal Boll land. ASCAP) (2:10) Weevil (Stevens, 0511) (2:15). KAPP 463 4 ADIOS AMIGOS, Jim Reeves, RCA Victor 8019 3 *** Sweet Someone -(Shapiro-Bernstein, * * * MODERATE CAROLE ANN CAMPBELL O ASCAP) (2:44) *** I've Gone Ape for You (Rodney, SALES POTENTIAL WWI) (2:26( -* ** The More I See of O) 6 OLD RIVERS, Waller Brennan, Liberty 55436 6 Yon IRede,y, BMI) (2:23). KANGAROO MARGIE RAYBURN JESSE LEE TURNER 780 04 3 WOLVERTON MOUNTAIN, Claude King, Columbia 42352 6 * * ** Somebody Else Is Taking My * ** All You Gotta Do Ill Ask Me To) TERRY WAYNE Mare -DOT 16363 -The evergreen receives (Nell -Robinson, BMI) (2:00) -* ** The * ** Dinosaur Cavern (Co -T -Co, EMI) a warm and meaningful performance by the Voice Changing Song (Neil- Robinson, (2:27( -** God's CBI to Man (Co-T- O2 CHARLIE'S SHOES, Billy Walker, Columbia 42287 15 lam this time backed nicely by the combo, BMI) (2:31). GNP 184 Co, BMI) (2:12). COTCO 66-44 with a light triplet touch. Double- tracking adds to singer's performance. (Shapiro- LLOYD GLENN GEORGIA BROWN Bernstein, ASCAP) (2:35) * ** Young Date (Treys), BMI) 12:20) * ** Broken Doll (Leeds, ASCAP) 7 SHE'S GOT YOU, Patsy Cline, Deco 31354 15 -*'. ** TwbieWe (Truth, BMI) (2:06). (1t37) -** Don't Dilly Dally on the © * ** Bobby Is My Hobby - (Ardmore, IMPERIAL 5838 Way (teed's, ASCAP) (2:04) ASCAP) (2:08) O5 P. T. 109, Jimmy Dean, Columbia 42338 8 TONY VALENTINO FREDDY POWELL AND THE CITRONES *** Good Time Flo (Ponderosa, BMI) Painted Pictures EMI) Right for * ** (Damon!. (2118) - * ** So Saturday (2 ;10} -** Flip to the Twist (Dumont, 9 TROUBLE'S BACK IN TOWN, Wilburn Bros., Decca 31363 5 TURNER (2116). 4109 BETTY Night (Arch, ASCAP) SWAN EMD (2:15). SHERATON 105 ® **** Stay Away From 31m- INFINITY 019 a wild ballad rocker with the ROBERT PARKER -Here's BEN TATE (2,1 10 I CAN MEND YOUR BROKEN HEART, Don Gibson, RCA Victor 8011 4 gal singing up a storm in the gospel *** Twstte' Out in SP.. (Trash, Maths, (Winslow, ASCAP) (2:14) of EMI) AU * ** manner. Has much the frantic quality (2:23)-* ** Marti Polton --le* One Rib Belongs to Me (Wlabw, "Please Mr. Postman," and "Mashed Po- Nile Long (Travis, BMI) (2:12). IM- ASCAP) (1 :411). RONNIE 1006 14 FUNNY WAY OF Walk', Burl Ives, Decca 31371 7 tato Time." Has the revival meeting fervor PERIAL 5041 ® and to worth watching. (Robin, Hood, THOMAS STAR KING BMI) (2:00) CHARLIE AND DON Mesa's Little Baby (Metropolitan, Hush Little Baby (Saxon, BM') * ** 20 HONKY -TONK MAN, Johnny Horton, Columbia 42302 9 *** ASCAP) (2:06) ** Jezebel (Hm & Yo Yo Love- (Robin Hood, BMI) 11150) * A Yount Man's Fancy - 0 *** - ** Range, BMI) (2:23). PARK AVE 717 (2 :32) (Soso, BMI) (2109). DUEL 513 DAVE DIAMOND 17 I'VE JUST DESTROYED THE WORLD Wee Llr)eg In), Ray Price, Columbia 42310.. 2 LITTLE STEVIE WONDER *** Dr. Dared] (Rehse!, BAH) (2:11) * ** I Cell It Pretty Musk, But the Atka" (Rebmel, EMI) (2,14). JUDY CLAY Old People Cell It the Blues -** (Parts VISION 1003 13 25 LOVE CAN'T WAIT, Marty Robbins, Columbia 42375 2 * * ** Do Yon Think That's Right7- 1 & 2) (Jobete, BMI) (2:29), 2:45) EMBER 1085 -Hard driving rocker about POP LIMITED SALES POTENTIAL .... . e man who is unfaithful, Is handed a sock LITTLE BERNIE CHARLIE PACK AND THE ORIGINALS 12 MISERY LOVES COMPANY, Porter Wagoner, RCA Victor 7967 22 reading by Judy Clay over listenabie sup- *** The Waddle (Percom- Ploreollne, Sugar Plus (Harding, EMI) (2:00)- - 0 port by and grab EMI) (2:33) Lonely Soldier (Per group combo. Could some -* ** Fluffy Dog (Harding, BMI) (2:05). T.R.C. action - watch lt. (Angel- Cotter, BMI) ee -F(oree1bhy BBC) (2:15). JOVE 1D0 2319 (2:02) 15 8 IF A WOMAN ANSWERS, Leroy Van Dyke, Mercury 71926 t 1 JUNE CARTER SUNNY AND THE SUN -GLOWS Mama Teach Me (Central Songs, *** Stormy Weather - (Arko, ASCAP) * ** Ho-Ho Ha-Ha (Aldrich, BMI) (2:07) - (2:40) (2:42) Stoney (Kavelie, TAKE THE Snow, RCA Victor 8009 2 BMI) - * ** Once In e While (Miller, (2:32). 16 27 YOU FUTURE, Hank BMD (2:28) ASCAP) SUNGLOW 103 JODIE SANDS BILLY MX 13 A WOUND THAT TIME CAN'T ERASE, Stonewall Jackson, Columbia 42229 21 THE PLAYMATES Had Words (Arch, ASCAP) * ** We Moon Twist (Hits of Tomorrow, WHO 0 ** Keep Your Hands in Your Peeketa (2,29) Une Momento (One Mo- ** -* ** (2:28) -Your Flame of Love (Hits of To- -ROULETTE 4432 - A summer novelty m.° (Arch, ASCAP) (2:33). ABC - morrow, BMI) MAR -VEL 1803 26 NOBODY'S FOOL BUT YOURS, Buck Owens, Capitol 4619 16 about a chick who fell asleep on the beach PARAMOUNT 10337 (2:31). 18 in the blaring sun. Cute reading, with GREEN AND B. B. CARTER clucks' voices and it has ONEDA AND CLARENCE good seasonal HARDING THE CHUCK AND THE RHYTHMAIRES appeal. (Planetary- Vanno, ASCAP) (2:33) HARDING COMBO 18 30 TAKE TIME, Webb Pierce, Decca 31380 2 Bald Twister (Cosetry, Pepeye (FaDuCo, EMI) (2:39) - Ceecy * ** Headed (FaDuCo, (2:08). The Cop on the Beat - (Planetary- BMI) Do Dreams Conte &trines BMI) SHOMAR *** (2:20) -* ** 42063 Vanno, ASCAP) (2:13) True (Brazos Valky, BAG) (2:30). T.R.C. 16 THE BEST DRESSED BEGGAR On Town), Carl Smith, Columbia 42349 5 2811 BEN TATE ® THE SHAMROCKS A Lasting World Peace (Winslow, ASCAP) Was It Russia or the U.S.A.? (Winslow, WITH YOU LOVE ME TOO, BOBBY MARTIN Lamely island (Meirkl BMI) (2 :10) 29 WHEN I GET THROUGH YOU'LL * ** ASCAP) (1,34). RONNIE 2843 * * ** Foratve Me -CORAL 62321 -Here ** Green Hals, (Dotal, BMI) (2:14) ® Patsy Cline, Decca 31377 2 ht a new thrush with a voice full of pathos -* LIBERTY 55460 JUDY HARRIET and meaning. She hands this ballad a solid She's Got Ecerythlec (Joy, ASCAP) belling job and the backing goes along KENNY ROSSI *** 24 WILLINGLY, Shirley Collie & Willie Nelson, Liberty 55403 13 (1 :52) Wafting for Joe (l.00 ® nicely in an underplayed way. Can catch Just e Dream (Myers, ASCAP) - *** * ** Newman, ASCAP) :20). COLUMBIA spins. (2:30) (2:17) Back of the Room (Myers, (2 -* ** 42437 ASCAP) (1:55). GONE 5127 Mercury 11395 8 * ** Tked and Bluc- (2:30) 2) II MY NAME IS MUD, James O'Gwynn, SHELLEY DU PONT THE DEBONAIRS Dr)vint Steel Mee (Seuthside, BMI) (2:35) * ** Stop Me Crary (Berry - *** Cefss Cross, BMI) (2100) Gam -*** Sall, Sala (Souths(dc, BMI) - *** u 15 GET A LITTLE DIRT ON YOUR HANDS, Bill Anderson, Decca 31358 8 HOLLYWOOD SOUND STAGE ORK (2122). SOUTHSIDE 1064 My Lene (Berry -Chip Goss, BM» (2 :27). **** Theme in Search of e Meek - TRIBUNE 1001 UNITED ARTISTS 399 -This lovely melody NICKY ZAA 1 le played by sweeping strings and strong RED SIMPSON - A LETTER TO MY HEART, Jim Reeves, RCA Victor 8019 rhythm. It's a ballad which features some * ** Southern Belle (Troyete, BSEl) ® (2:00) GYa *** Big Bank Robbery (Parts I & 2) alto sax work out front and piano triplets - * ** (Trollte, eon) le EMI) 2:35). (2:12). OMEGA 101 (Ke,e -Owe, (2:30, LUTE In addition to the string section. (Bourne, 6201 ® 18 THREE DAYS, Faran Young, Capitol 4696 12 ASCAP) (2:34) THE FOUR AVALONS KETTY LESTER *** Twist!,,' Strings -(Bourne, ASCAP) * ** Fatima (3:02) - *** Pelefel 28 106(18ING PRECIOUS, Skeeter Davis, RCA Victor 7979 2 (2:27) (3101). ATE 634 * ** I Said Goodbye to My Love (Jan - 0 Lee, ASCAP) (1:56)--*** Qecee nor a Day (Arrowhead, BAH) (1c56). EVEREST BIG JOHN WATSON 1 20087 IF 1 (RIED EYERYTIME YOU HURT ME, Wanda Jackson, Capitol 4723 * ** Everybody's Twist 'e' (Medico, ® - TRENTON CARLISLE EMI) (2:42)-**-* No One Love to ALAN ELBDON Wallon' to Pseedbe- -DORE 637 (Medico, BMI) (2:50). CAPA Il **** - 19 TOUCH ME, Wlllle Nelson, Liberty 55439 3 Ao interesting, soft -toned instrumental *** The Day the Earth Caught Fire fea- (Harvard, BMI) (2:35) ® turing e tuba and trombone and some THE I- WALKERS -* ** WRlle the Weeper (Melrose, ASCAP) (2t411), smart percussion effects. Fiddles build in Israel! TeeM (Arrowhead, LON- *** BMI) DON 9527 the Ixtckgrouod. Pleasant programming item. (2 :15) - * ** Eernte's Theme (Arrow- 21 SOMEBODY SAYE ME. Fettle Husky, Capitol 4121 3 Ol Iteey BMI) (2:24) head -Tidal, EMI) (2:53). EVEREST 20006 (Continued on page 45) ® Teddy Rosenberg to Rejoin Columbia as BALLAD HIT! THE DELLS Branch Mgr. in L. A. "DEAR MAMA" have another smash HOLLYWOOD -Teddy Rosen- by berg will rejoin Columbia Records "GOD BLESS in July as branch manager of the TONI Columbia Records distributing branch here. THE CHILD" WILLIAMS Rosenberg held this post prior to joining Sammy Ricklin's Pep Dis- CHESS ARGO #5415 #1824 tributing Company. David Wyn- shaw, current head of the Los An- TUBA #8001 geles branch, is being reassigned to the New York branch in an ex- Distributed A NEW GROUP -A NEW HIT! ecutive capacity, where he will nationally rr work with New York Branch Man. by... "IT TAKES A LOT ager Paul Southard. by the SEMINOLES MEN WHO READ Chess Prod. Corp. BUSINESSPAPERS CHECKMATE 2120 S. #1012 Michigan, Chicago 16 MEAN BUSINESS www.americanradiohistory.com (2:301 - * ** They Took John Anay JUNE 9, 1962 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK 4S (January, BMH (2:45). UNITED ARTISTS 428 6fLL :c A side with much meaning and It's hand- Changeable You (Pgla, HMI) (2:00). somely done. (Lion, 13511) (2:27) MAST 100 9 HOT R & B SIDES THE DESTINEERS So Young (Celboy, BMD (I:57)- * ** C'Mos -A wild and woolly rhythm RICHIE TRAVIS Take Look (In the Mirror) * * ** Some Day You'H Return (Eureka, BNID *** effort in a son of shout and repeat pattern This Last By special survey for week ending 6/9 Weeks e (Ca!boy, RCA VICTOR 8049 (2:20) Prayer of a Tees -Age Heart HMI) (2:371. used by the lead and chorus. Two fine - Week Week TITLE, ARTIST, LABEL L NUMBER Chart (Eureka, (2:29). DEBONAIR 1102 sides. (Lion, BMI) (2:10) BMI) F YY SIMMONS * ** Where Is My Lore (Caldwell -Den, YOU, Ray 4 She COUNTRY & WESTERN O1 I CAN'T STOP LOVING Charles, ABC-Paramount 10330 BMH (2:19) -* ** It's a to Ten Lie (MIX., B511) (2:141. PALM 394 MIGHTY CLOUDS OF JOY Time Has Changed PEACOCK SANDY SALYER * * ** - Extra Boyfrleods (Sure-Flre. WAD (1:45) JOHNNIE AND JOE 1857 exciting performance of a mean- 2 DON'T PLAY THAT SONG, Ben E. King, Atco 6222 5 -An of Love (Sure -Fire, BMI) Warm, Soft and Lovely (Zell's) ingful spiritual by the group, sparked by -Storlbook O * ** (2:171. NORTHWAY SOUND 1806 (2:91 -* ** False Iure Has Cot to Go the forceful lead singer. Could get action (Zen's) )2:9). J &S 1630 In the market. (Lion, HMI) (2:36) 03 6 THE ONE WHO REALLY LOVES YOU, Mary Wells, 14otown 1024 7 SONYA * ** I Lore Jesus So-(Lion, HMI) (2:31) * ** Seventeen Years One Dark Night The Five Satins 3 SOLDIER BOY, Shirelles, Scepter 1228 9 (Tenon, BM') 12:31) -* ** For Your 0 Lore (Beachwood, 13511) (2:32). DOT THE SKYLARKS 16356 **** Let's Work for HOzt- NASHBORO THE O8 ANY DAY NOW, Chuck Jackson, Wand 121 729 -Fine spirited spiritual singing at a MASQUERADE medium tempo on this strong religious side. Strong lead is backed by traditional organ - **** STRONG piano led combo. (Excellorec, BMI) (2:48) IS OVER © 9 PLAYBOY, Marvelettes, Tamla 54060 3 SALES POTENTIAL * ** Roll Jordan Roll- (Excellorec, BMI) (3:001 C-1110 O15 SNAP YOUR FINGERS, Joe Henderson, Todd 1012 4 COUNTRY b WESTERN 5 NIGHT TRAIN, James Brown, King 5614 ® HANK COCHRAN * * * MODERATE * * ** Sally Was Good Ole Glrl- LIBERTY 55416 a fine disking by SALES POTENTIAL 11 -Here's O 4 MASHED POTATO TIME, Dee Dee Sharp, Cameo 212 Hank Cochran that could grab action. Tune is a Cule one and the backing is this. (Pamper, right Inc the groove. Watch POLKA 10 24 WALK ON THE WILD SIDE, Jimmy Smith, Verve 10255 2 BM') (2:20) * * ** The Pcture Behind the Picture- EDDIE SKEETS AND ORK 17 Listenable country -pop ditty is sold with * ** Mexican Polka (2:39) -*** The King Curlis, Enjoy 1000 Peggy 11 10 SOUL TWIST, warmth by the singer, supported neatly by Bride And Groom Waltz (Ií48). PLEAS. King the chorus end the ork. Two strong sides. ANT PEASANT 62 (Pamper, BMI) (2:19) "BON 12 7 STRANGER ON THE SHORE, Mr. Acker Bilk, Alto 6217 5 COUNTRY & WESTERN VOYAGE" BOBBY SYKES ERVIN A LOYE, The Falcons, LuPine 1003 10 BLUE GRASS (ID 12 1 FOUND Wait * * ** Lonesome Traveler- COLUMBIA * ** I Won't Cry, Atone (Leo's ASCAP) Tire Song From the 42488 - The old folk favorite Le handled (2:09) - * ** Misery (Leo's, ASCAP) D sncy [.lotion Picture with a good beat by Sykes. He is assisted (2:151, QUEEN 24013 13 I SOLD MY HEART TO THE JUNKMAN, Blue Belles, Newtown 5000 3 Vista 197 O14 again by a country type combo and a F vocal chorus. (Folkways, 0h11) (2:38) THE SUNDOWNERS * ** Our Last Date (Clad, BMI) (2 :00) 14 IT KEEPS RIGHT ON A- HURTIN', Johnny Tillotson, Cadence 1418 3 * * ** So Tenderhearted -This side is a -* ** The It Up (Glad, BSI) (2:05). 0 quick -gaited country weeper that's sung T.R.C. 2839 with plantiveness by Sykes. His touching Fortune; United Artists 449 3 16 27 PILLAGE OF LOVE, Nathaniel Mayer, vocal Is backed nicely by wear( chorus and RUFUS SHOFFNER AND JOYCE combo. (Painted Desert, BÁ11) (2:43) SONGER * ** Every Little Raindrop (Trianon. 17 17 SLOW TWISTIN', Chubby Checker, Parkway 835 12 BMI) (2:45) -* ** It Allays happent REAL BIO SELLER f to Me (Trianon, BMI) (2:35) HI-Q 17 2 THE STANLEY BROS. Fats Domino 20 UPTOWN, Crystals, Philles 102 * * ** I'm Only Human -KING 5637 - TOMMY BLAKE tt11I 0 A weeper in the hill tradition, with the boys Three Cheers for the Red, White * ** 1J1i1E'1 2 chiming in with their unmistakable country and Blue (Four Star, BMI) (2:14) REAL Brook Benton, Mercury 71962 -*** 19 30 HIT RECORD, harmonies, with banjo and guitar spotted I Cotta Be Somewhere (Four Star, HMI) D!w In the backing. Side can get a lot of action (Ií50). CHANCELLOR 101 (2:30) NOR d His Ork, ABC-Paramount 10314 9 among the faithful. (Lois, BMI) HEfRT 21 HIDE HAIR, Ray Charles BOBBY DENTON 111 ßIJEDIfiC)I ® * * ** Keep Them Cold ley Fingers OH *** The Wroai Side of the Door 001113 of Me-A wild and woolly supplication from (Aeeerkaa, 13101) (1054} -* ** I GRaN O18 LOVE LETTERS, Ketty Lester, Era 3068 14 the boys, with chilling voices permeating l'e St0I in Lose WIth Y. (Awaits. the background. Another interesting side for BMI) (2114), CHANCELLOR 102 IMPERIAL RECORDS this portion of the traditional market. 'Mill 1 WE IN, McKinley Mitchell, One- Derful 2030 9 22 25 THE TOWN & Range, BMI) (2:15) BILLY HALL 6425 Hollywood Blvd. * ** King, Queen and Joker (HEN of Tomorrow, BMI) (2129) --*** YeR'e Hollywood 28, Calif. 11 I'LL TRY SOMETHING NEW, The Miracles, Turtle 54059 4 23) No. 1 In My Heart (Mk of Tomorrow, ERNEST TUBB BMI) (2:14). GLENN 1004 * * ** I'm Looking Hlrtk and Low for 24 16 ANNIE GET YOUR YOYO, Little Junior Parker, Duke 345 13 My Baby -DECCA 31399- Tubb's looking all over for his gal here and he hands the RHYTHM & BLUES bouncy tune a breezy reading in his 'Mini - O28 SHOUT SHOUT Mock Yourself Out), Ernie Maresca, Seville 117 2 Coming Up Strong! able style. Solid wax that should do fine. CURLY BRIDGES AND (Cherio, HMI) (2:30) FRANK MOTLEY What Can I Do? (Claiborne, MID I NEED YOUR LOVING, Don Gardner & Dee Dee Ford, Fire 508 1 * ** - Show Her Lots of Cold -A frank N * * ** (2:14) Honkie' at Midnight (Clai- MEMORIES i ® brother Tubb. Ile -* ** piece of advice from borne, BMD (2:39). DC 0435 hands the lyric plenty of meaning and he GOT A HOLD ON ME, Etta James, Argo 5409 27 19 SOMETHING'S 15 sounds as H he's learned through bitter ALBERT KING THE BOB KNIGHT FOUR! experience. Two fine sides. (Starday, BMi) * ** What Can I Do to Change Your (2:47) :48( WHO MIad7 (Lyeo, HMI) (2 ** I Get LOYERS WANDER, Dion, Laurie 3123 1 -* losie 899 ® - Ev8 (Lyon, BENI) (2051. BOBBIN 133 MERRILL BROTHERS I'M HANGING UP MY HEART FOR YOU, Solomon Burke, Atlantic 2147 1 RECORD CO., INC. , - DON GIBSON Mercy Blues (Security, EMI) (WS) ' JAY-GEE ® I Can't Slop Loving You -RCA * ** * * ** My Baby Twist (Security, BMI) 36 4 Gibson's big hit of ** 311I W. 48th St., N. Y. VICTOR 0594 -Here's (2:321. GM 102 29 AIN'T THAT LOVING YOU, Bobby Bland, Duke 338 13 U 1958, now a smash for Ray Charles on another label. This side can still pick up plenty of country play and sales, plus pup SPIRITUAL action. (Acuff -Rose, HMI) (2:33) CHOIR OF THE CHURCH OF * * ** Just One Time -A solid, medium IN CHRIST Reviews of New Singles beat ballad tune with Gibson's persuasive GOD GOING STRONG! Do You Love Him? (Lyrae, BM) touch. This side was recorded In 1960 and * ** (2:451 I Sure Do Love the Lord It also has a good chance for action. -5 ** (3130). SALVATION 291 Continued from page 44 (Acuff -Rose, 0hí1) (2:45) THE SHARMETTFS DANNY MACK STATE FAIR The best selling Instrumental album * ** My Dream (O -Cal, BMX) (2:00)- * ** Blue Memories (Sure-Fhe, BMI) *** Answer Me (O -Cal, 0h1H (2:15). (2:31) -* ** If H Didn't Hurt So much MPS1I ROMAN LIMITED by KING 5648 (Sure -Fire, BMI) (2:25). NORTHWAY * * ** 11 I Could Re With You-WAR- SOUND 194 NER BROS. 5281 -The lass and the sup- SALES SONNY LESTER a rock JOEY COSTA porting ork gives this evergreen fast FOX 00057 EARL KING and roll treatment. She sings lie lyric with Loved HMI) (SEX 030571 * ** (Stoller, (2:10)- You're More to Me Than much enthusiasm and the backing is a POTENTIAL Love Me, Do (MW, 3511) (2:29). * ** Gold *** (Travis, BMI) (2:30) We Ara Jost rocking rhythm with some honky took DOT 16362 -* ** Friends (Travis) (BMI) 12:08). IMPERIAL piano. (Remick, ASCAP) (2:16) 20th FOX RECORDS SUB. SHAD O'SHEA * ** I Might As Weil Lire Up to My POPULAR 1721 B'WAY N. Y. 19, N. Y ** Shad's Tune (Shad O'Shea, BM') PRESTOS SL.ADE Name-(1ylc- Hollyjo, ASCAP) (2:21) * LINDA GLENN vl J (2:33) -* ** Hit Record (Port 2) (Shad Everything's Gonna Be Alright * ** I Hone That It's Me (Red Bled, BMI) O'Shea, BMI) (2:15), NORMAN 521 (Lots, Bat» (2 :02) Se-elI, 5ma11 -* ** (1:58)-7I1 Tomorrow (Sunbeam, BMI) Oland (Pandora, Bill) (2:18). KLXG SPIRITUAL PRESSINO 12:311. GOLD ARROW 211 CUSTOM RECORD STEVE DOUGLAS 5653 CHARLES FOLD Mastering -Processing -Labels Yes Sir, That's My Baby (belog * ** Fight Vour Bellies TOM AND THE TORNADOES Berlin, ASCAP) (2:01) Lt. A. C. DUCEY * * ** We'll - - * ** PEACOCK 1853 masterful lead voice Long Pony Tale (Sure-Fire, HMI) (2:23) QUALITY with FAST DELIVERY Colonel Parade Bertha, * ** Spaceman (Valley, ASCAP) (2:44) -A - B,rey's (!slother here. The lad pounds out the message with Kudy (Sure-Fire. BNlI) (2:06). NORTH - BMI) (2:10). !'HILLES 104 -* ** Beer Bar Bottle Beer (Valley, SIDNEY I. WAKEFIELD (2:10). great conviction with a solid assist from WAY SOUND 1007 ASCAP) WARNER BROS. 5285 Box 6037, Phoenix S, Alls the choir. Much fervor here, with a wild P. 0. MITCHELL Direct Dial 602 -252 -5644 THE DRIVERS THE RHODE ISLANDERS fern lead coming through In the second STEVE (R -T, RMa) Linda, Linda ) Panfa, BMI) (1:52)- * ** Mr. Astronaut (2:55) Born to Wander (Saturday, Chorus. Can sell. ((.ion, 0h41) (2:44) Bones Twist (R -T, BMD * ** * ** Dry ASCAP) (2:38) Searching W'Inde (2:421. KING 5645 -* ** (Saturday, ASCAP) (1:05). WARNER * * ** Meet Me at the Rher of Jordao- BROS. 5280 A fine rhythm spiritual with the gal lead BOBBY NORRIS and the choir shouting out the lines. Much X Hearts (Deelays) L A Let's Believe Our O Y M ANN MARIE (2:40) P * ** feeling lu evidence here. (Lion, HMI) --* ** Little Blt of Tobtln (Norton). * ** I Shouldn't Be Kissing You (E. B. 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Charlie along with an autographed and Scruggs, Fort Payne, Ala., June Walker is the most popular photo of Jim, with each pur- 6; Buffalo Valley, Tenn., 8; Athens, 10; VOX male artist. Anita Bryant and chase from Harvey's of Ala., 9; Angola, Ind., Holly- JOX Brenda Lee share female hon- Reeves' album, "He'll Have to wood Bowl, Hollywood, 15; Los Continued front page 36 ors. The food, housing and Go." Angeles, June 19 and July 1; treatment was exceptional. Glaser Brothers, Huntsville, Ala., Talking Mother's Day Card" featuring a lyric poem nar- Europe later." ... Jim Reeves Recent bookings made by June 3 -9; Hollywood Bowl, Holly- Cerebral of rated by Jane Pickens) produced by United appeared on the Harvey's Rec- Ott Devine, manager- director wood, 15; Memphis, Tenn., July Palsy Association. The record was also featured on Dick "Grand Ole Opry," include June ord Department portion of 20 -21; Stringbean, Lexington, Ky., Clark's ABC -TV "American Bandstand" program. "Grand Ole Opry" via WSM, Carter, Shreveport, La., June 9; June 16; Anderson, Ind., 17; Louis- ville, Ky., 23; Jackson, Miss., July CHANGE OF THEME: Jack Marino, who joined WGLI, 7; the Wilburn Brothers, Anderson, Babylon, N. Y., two years ago as music director, has been Ind., June 10; Jacksonville, Fla., promoted to program director of that outlet. Ray Mineo, a 15 -16; Charlotte, N. C., 23 -24; WGLI staff announcer, has taken over Marino's pousic director INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE Corpus Christi, Tex., 27; Lawton, post. Also new at WGLI is Fred Facey, formcrTy with HOG, Okla., 30; Austin, Tex., July 2; Panama City; Radio Jamaica, Kingston. W. I., and WGMR- Shreveport, La., 7. WGAY-FM, Washington.. . Allan Sherman is producer of SWEDEN Westinghouse Broadcasting's new syndicated 90- minute "Steve ENGLAND Buster (Cactus Kid) Doss and his Allen Show," which premieres June 25.... Jim Harper, a dce- troupe, comprising Jimmy Jay, Kay jay at WINZ, Miami, for the past six years, has been named Arnold, Don Bramble and Glen production spervisor of that outlet. He will continue to emsee IN ENGLAND Experienced Publishers all Paul, are making personals through his 2:30 -5:30 p.m. daily show. He will also host WINZ's beach en route to the Advertise In the over the world place their Idaho and Oregon party, sponsored by 7 -Up at Haulover Beach June 10. Seattle World's Fair. . Indie big hits with with is producer A. M. House, of Black- Allen Bryan, formerly WELD, Louisville, NEW MUSICAL with Uncle Sam at S. and keeping well, Okla., has set her "This Is "now Fort Jackson, C., GEHRMANS S. C: EXPRESS the Last Time" b.w. "Pink Cadil- a hand on the throttle with WQXL, Columbia, Ile adds: "Would appreciate a mention to let my friends to reach your best Prominent Publishers of lac" with Taurus Records.... The second annual Mariposa Folk Festi- in the business know where I am during these dark and record buyers Pop Music in Scandinavia lonely times." Station KENS, San Antonio, adopted for over 50 years! val, a showcase of Canadian tal- ... in a full time country and western music format June I, For information write ent, will be held Orilla, Ont., August 10 -12. The program will featuring its own staff of U'e'estern artists as well as dee. Carl Gehrmans Musikforlag hosting a NEW MUSICAL EXPRESS include a daily concert, a street jays.... Bill Gordon, WERE, Cleveland, is Vasagalan 46-PO 505 B dance Friday night, a special con- tour to the Seattle World's Fair and Hawaii, starting Sep- 23 Denmark Street Stockholm 1, Sweden cert of folk music for children Sat- tember 6 and returning September 16. London, W.C. 2, England urday morning and a final concert Station WHOM -FM, New York, which heretofore special- Sunday afternoon. Among artists ized in classical music, will discontinue that format June 15, already booked to appear are Tom and henceforth duplicate WHOM -AM's programming, which GERMANY UNITED STATES Kines, of Ottawa; Claire Kline, concentrates most of its programming in the Spanish -language of Vancouver, B. C.; Ian and area. Only a few weeks ago, another New York FM station, PAUL SIEGEL na ,11',- NEw YO M PRO Sylvia, and the Travellers, who will WJZZ -FM, Bridgeport, Conn., discontinued its specialized jazz RECORD EXPORT ap- r1 Dlac t gke >CEPtdio rrr,%7 cí.01 be making their first Canadian programming and began to duplicate the program of WICC -AM. atu is Pub Uahcr: nl -Fl aluslkvtrlaz GS1B a tour of Western Cable: SymVhnyrex 8trlln. Telephone:. OUR SPECIALTY pearance after l.4 Address: Teucnlzlen straaea EXCELLENT PRICES and the U.S.S.R. W30, Germany. Europe 18, Heran Prompt, Exacting Service 1,.. Buddy Killen, executive WITH THE COUNTRY JOCKEYS 7 Our Best Advertisement. vice -president of Tree Publish- ISRAEL ALEX S. ROBERTS ASSOCIATES, INC. 99B Beekman Street, New York 38, N. Y. ing Company, Inc., Nashville, reports that he has just re- By BILL SACHS ELLA,: MELODY PREsS ARE THE GRIM. signed Roger Miller to another bal of Cliffie Stone, veteran writes George T. nal1n l Israel d your sub-D =titers In long -term writer's pact. Roger, West Coast Owens album," Israel of Aro nits or The Worltl. Ulan RECORDS director at el Avly. who has been with Tree the c. &w. impresario, has launched a Popkins, program IIsra Cables: Is elm Te8 Aviv FOR EXPORT last four years, records for new daily hour -long platter show WXGI, Richmond, Va. "Of course All American brands com- His newest songs on Station KFOZ, Long Beach, the item proved to be an error,'1 RCA Victor. "Take it from bined in one shipment. are "You Know Me Much Too Calif.... Wynne Stewart is doing continues George. SPAIN a Well," recorded by Ray Peter- three -hour daily platter seg on one who has made a career of try EXPORT COMPANY country FUROR son, and "I'd Come Back to KTOO, Henderson, Nev., while ing to get a promotional 122 Broad St., New York 4, New York Me," which has been waxed doubling at the Nashville Nevada set from them. Every regional man Club, Las Vegas. He also does a has been contacted, letters have REACH THE SPANISH MARKET by Donny Young. Roger's AVERICAN 8ECOrS - LEADING SPE newest RCA Victor release is weekly TV show via a Las Vegas gone into every office Capitol "Any deejay who ever maintains, and the first piece of and ore- recorded toppfc Potters all brands`= "I Iitch- hiker" b.w. "Sorry station.... "DISCOMANIA" competitive prices. Fast delivery. Erfielen tried to get promotional copies of correspondence from the Tower nike. Albert._rt Inc.. 118 W. 14 Willie." . Also inked to a St., New York 11. N. Y. writer's pact Capitol LP country releases must is yet to be received. They don't Tree Publishing sub. goes to the recently was Jimmy Day, have completely broken up when even answer queries about musician who re- he read, recently in BMW, that scription service. The single service COMING IN JULY . . . Nashville salesman world of music cords for Mercury. Capitol's promotion department is excellent, and the local Another Great International was giving away a new Buck doubles as promotional rep, but the and records. While in Nashville last weekend LP set -up on country releases is too Service Edition for appearances on "Grand Ole and West Virginia with Minnie much." MAYA Contact. JOSE from Opry" and the Ernst Tubb radio Pearl. . Steve Stebbins, Musser Is In C. Bermudez, 74 seg, Buddy Meredith cut another of Americana Corporation, Laramie Clair Billboard Music Week his month of spinning Madrid, Spain session for Nashville Records at Woodland Hills, Calif., has set fourth THE the c. &w. stuff at KGON, 10, 1962.1963 the Starday Studios.. . Bob Lu- Lefty Frizzell (Columbia) for 000 -wafter at Gladstone, Oge., INTERNATIONAL man's new one on the Warner a 10 -day tour of the Pacific new 50,000 - Bros. label couples "Big River Northwest, starting at Spo- which shifts to its MUSIC INDUSTRY watt set -up in the near future. YOUR ADVERTISING GETS Rose," written by Boudleaux and kane June -14.... Currently Bryant, and "Belong to Musser is heard two hours Felice on a 15-day trek through the Fleming, of RESULTS BUYERS' GUIDE You," penned by John D. Louder- Western States for the Ameri- daily'.... George McKinney, Tex., and Clyde Beaver showed his can office are Red Sovine and K M A E, milk.... station is ur- ALL OVER THE WORLD wares at the McDill Air Force Carl Belew. writes that the Market Dala Directory c.&w. rec- Base, Florida, May 26, and gently in need of YOU USE THIS Cluade King will feature his Stephelneon, WHEN For information, contact: Huntington, W. Va., June I, and ords. . . . John "Wolverton Mountain" platter hit of Cowtown Rec- EXCHANGE... is set for a stop -off at Fort Jack- president INTERNATIONAL * * ** EUROPE * * ** on the Dick Clark TV-er June 7, O. Box 192, Avery, son, S. C., June 10.... Billie Jean ords, P. Arthur Roseri, European Director after which he planes to Crockett, Tex., infos that the finn has Horsworthy, Jauline Records, says: 71 Devonshire Place, London W. 1 has just had her initial re- Fred Horton Tex., to headline a show at the LP's he'll WELbezk 0356 on ABC -Paramount. Titled several new c. &w. "From our advertisement in your November lease Fiddlers' Convention deejays who'll BELGIUM: Ian Tarts "Tell Him I Can't See Hint Any- Old-time gladly send to 20th Issue, we were Mechelen sponsored by Station KIVY and station's let- Stuivenbergvaert 37, more," it has Boots Randolph mak- write in on their ITALY: Samuel Steinman the local Chamber of Commerce. terhead. Stephenson does a FROM AUSTRALIA, JAPAN, ing a steel guitar effect on the saxo- CONTACTED Piazza S. Anselmo 1, Rome On Sunday, June 17, Claude shares on KCAR, phone, with the Glaser Brothers taped record show BELGIUM, GERMANY AND ENGLAND SPAIN: Jose Maya the billing with Ray Price in Little in on the bridge. Clarksville, Tex. Cea Bermudez 74, Madrid corning Rock, and June 18 appears at WITHIN TWO WEEKS." station in Wake Pee Wee King made a hur- the C. C. Jamboree in Austin, "We are the only * * * ASIA d PACIFIC * * * County, the capital country of in World Markets, ried trip to Nashville last week Tex., along with Slim Whitman, If You're Interested AUSTRALIA: Brian Nebenfahl War- North Carolina, to program c. &w. P. 0. Box 418, North Sydney to record singer Wayne John- George Jones, Rose Maddox, Increasing Profits and International H. C. Wade Jr., HONG KONG. Carl Myatt King unit at the ren Smith, Sonny Burns, Ray music," writes son with the WFVG, Fuquay Prestige, Why Not Prepore Your 44 Mt. Kellett Road, The Peak Murray Nash Studios. Tunes Frushay, George Riddle, Durwood manager of JAPAN. Robert Wynn are in need of were penned by King and Haddock and Geezinslaws. Clyde Springs, N. C., "and Advertisement Nowll 521.3 (home, Sihimo Meguro country records, as we don't get Meguro -ku, Tokyo Redd Stewart and published Chesser is handling the Austin pro- complimentary copies from the NEW ZEALAND: Fred Gebbie by Ridgeway' Music. After the motion, which marks Station we get arc what we . . . P. 0. Box 5051, Auckland King troupe took KOKE's anniversary. . Ernest companies. All when answering ads session, the big -name country PHILIPPINES: Luis Me Trinidad Da- Tubb headlines a giant c. &w. pack- buy. We have a off for personals in the who 264 Escolta, Manila Minnesota and Wiscon- age at the Auditorium, Oklahoma deejay, Homer Briarhopper, SAY YOU kotas, music show on sin and some fishing near City, Sunday. July 1, in a booking has a live country THE AMERICAS . Deejay SAW IT I N * * * * * * Green Bay, Wis. Later in the arranged by J. Hal Smith, of Cur- TV each morning." . . Frank Luppino Jr., International Sales out on George the Pee Wee King tis Artists Productions, Goodletts- copies have gone Director season, "Tennessee - BILLBOARD Music Week featured with ville, Tenn.... Freddie Hart kicks Hefton's new release, Billboard show will be Records. If you 1564 Broadway, New York City 36 Weaver at the Terre off a 20 -day tour for Americana Ola," on Kangaroo WEEK Charlie in the mailing, MUSIC MEXICO: Or. Otto Mayer -Serra Haute and La Porte, Ind., Corporation a t Crescent City, have been missed City letter- Apartado 8688, Mexico fairs, with Robert (Flint) Hor- Calif., June 24. 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Michigan Ave., Chicago 3, III. www.americanradiohistory.com COIN MACHINE MINMe OPERATI V G 49 EDITORIAL Coin Machine Exports February, 1962 Totals New Phonographs Used Phonographs Amusement Games for Rights No. Value Ne. Value Fight Value A No. Country No. Value You don't punish the guilty by taking rights away from 309 $225,611 194 $ 55,740 702 $192,643 1,205 $ 473,994 Belgians 718 324,837 the innocent. Yet that is probably what city officials of Little West Germany 420 246,089 43 11,930 255 66,818 will in the next of the 30 24,088 660 255,725 690 279,813 Rock attempt to do session Arkansas France . - - 572 206,030 Legislature, according to Elton Whisenhunt, Billboard Music Canada 142 114,075 - - 430 91,955 Week's veteran Mid -South correspondent. Kingdom 16 12,690 39 15,546 328 107,343 383 135,579 United 140 81,648 In this week's issue of BMW, Whisenhunt reports that Nan Islands 43 37,770 84 38,638 13 5,240 Little Rock officials will go to the Legislature January to push 40 31,973 28 6,495 49 22,267 117 60,735 Netherlands 45,104 for enactment of a bill which would make the operation of Switzerland 13 11,315 - - 64 33,789 77 pinball machines illegal throughout the State. Italy 10 7,154 - - 74 24,513 84 31,667 The reason? It seems that some pinball machines in Little 24 7,248 91 24,296 115 31,544 Japan - - 26,594 Rock are used for gambling, and the enforcement of local Finland 22 15,744 6 1,200 27 9,650 55 25 21,964 anti -gambling statutes presents a problem for the municipal 25 21,964 Peru - - - - 756 151,542 police force. Other Countries 85 59,234 95 22,875 576 69,433 So the proposed solution would be a blanket ban on all 543 $183,760 3,269 $903,672 4,937 $1,871,051 pinball machines, thereby depriving law-abiding operators of Totals 1,125 $783,619 their livelihood in an attempt to punish those who break the law. We do not quarrel with the rights of States and municipali- ties to pass and enforce anti -gambling laws. And we hold no brief for operators who break those laws. Machine Exports Bounce Back, But we take violent exception with the theory that it's Coin all right to deprive honest citizens of their livelihoods if gambling is stamped out in the process. Advance An alert and honest police force, backed up by a vigorous Show Dramatic February district attorney, be able to cope with any abuses in the should Used juke box sales to West Germany were low operation of pinball There is no need to penalize the NEW YORK United States exports of juke machines. - as they were in January. law- abiding boxes and amusement games bounced back after a operator. indicate when i slow 1962 start to rack up impressive gains in the The West German figures that We hope Arkansas operators will fight for their rights. for prime locations, domestic second month of the year. comes to new boxes still the U. S. product. But rather released this week by operators prefer February export figures, buy used American phonographs for run -of- of Commerce, showed that than the U. S. Department the -mill locations, the Germans prefer new ma- at $1,871,051 left the country coin machines valued of domestic manufacture. In many cases, a Fear January total was $1,384,261. chines Ark. Coinmen in February. The German phonograph will cost less than a used juke ship- new The most impressive gain was in new U. S. box. ments, up from 718 units valued at $475,210 to France appears to be replacing Belgium as the Attempted Pin Ban 1,125 units valued at $783,619. top buyer of American games. For the last decade, In used juke boxes, the totals rose from 469 Belgium has been the European clearing house for 2,662 units By ELTON WHISENHUNT A United Press International units, and game exports rose from U. S. games, with machines being transshipped story datelined out of Piggott re- valued at $771,915 to 3,269 units valued at from Antwerp to Germany, France, Italy and LITTLE ROCK -Arkansas op- $903,672. Switzerland. take notice. be sur- cently said. "The city of Little erators, Don't its lead as the leading buyer But more and more games are now going directly prised if Little Rock officials try Rock is looking to the town of Pig- Belgium maintained gott for possible solution to the of U. S. coin machines, t hile West Germany held from the U. S. to their country of ultimate destina- to get a law passed in the 1963 is 2 Belg,an purchases rose from tion. And France, with import restrictions lifted ban all thorny problem of pinball ma- on to the No. spot. The chines." $285,630 to $473,994, while the West Germans emerging as the leading user of U. S. games. pin games in the State. have little in way of domestic manufac- The story told of the ordinance stepped up their volume from $235,010 to French the Some operators, already fearing the market for American games still has passed at Piggott, then said: $324,837. ture, and this will come up, are talking to go before it reaches its potential. Most increase was in the purchase of a way among themselves to develop a Problem Different dramatic A year ago, French purchases of U. S. games new juke boxes by Belgium -up from 89 units in committee and a program to "In Little Rock the problem is well down the list. In February, they totaled January to 309 units in February. And the value were fight it. different. The city has been con- 660 units (only 42 less than Belgium) worth $255,- of these new juke boxes soared from $63,028 to The movement stems front fronted with a number of com- juke boxes 725 (compared with $192,643 for Belgium). plaints cases the $225,611. The Belgians bought 193 used some gambling on pin games in and of payoffs on month. Their Game purchases are not broken down between machines, which constitutes gam- in January, and 194 the following French Little Rock which officials have games showed a slight new and used, but considering that the some bling purchases of amusement slightly fewer games and paid con- been complaining about for a small increase in total value. have bought unit decrease and more for them, France is buying more months. "City Director G. W. Blanken- Biggest buyer of new juke boxes was West Ger- siderably ship has asked City Manager Ancil games than Belgium. They even had an investigation many, with 420 units worth $246,089 delivered. new bade and a long report written. Douthit to look into the Piggott The grand jury inquired into the ordinance and see if it might be matter. End result was that laws the answer to Little Rock's on the books allow pin games as problem. Chicago Game legitimate amusement coin ma- " Douthit said there may be a NY Coinmen Raise chines, by action of the Legislature, conflict with the State law permit- sind the city council could do noth- ting licensing of pinball machines. Tests Player ing to overturn that. He added, however, the ordinance Recently, however, the small has a better chance of working be- 33G in UJA Drive cause of the `public nuisance' town of Piggott, Ark., adopted an last -minute Tuesday night (5) when upward clause than if it were based on gam- NEW YORK -A On Fashions ordinance labeling pinball machines and reservations of 300 tradesters will honor Roger nuisance" ordered bling." rush of donations of Bill- a "public and has insured success of the 1962 S. Littleford Jr., publisher banished front Piggott. The But because of the conflict, is Joe Or- them it of United Jewish Ap- board Music Week, and ordinance was passed, officials said, expected city officials of Little campaign the Box. peal's Coin Machine Division. The leck, publisher of Cash because too many school children Rock will go to the Legislature in Members of the Coin Machine spending to play an effort pin drive culminates at the grand ball- were lunch money January in to outlaw Division's executive committee met machines. in the State. room of the Hotel Plaza here on the games at the Hotel Astor Thursday night (31) to complete plans for the ban- quet. Thursday totals were $33,375 Diffused Stereo Speaker Sound pledged to the drive and 315 reser- vations for the banquet. The 1962 donations topped last year's figures Ups Denver Nitery's Phono Take substantially, although the reserva- tions trailed somewhat. By BOB LATIMER his serviceman, Ray Clark, took stock of the fact Guests at the banquet will hear that the popular lounge did a heavy percentage the following recording artists: DENVER -What's the best way to increase of its total volume in the afternoon, much of it Cannon, Swan Records; earnings by an average per Freddie phonograph of $35 with boaters and water sportsmen making use of Johnny Desmond, Columbia Rec- on a top location? week Denver's big Sloart s Lake, directly across the ords; the Tarriers, Decca Records; Upgrading the installation with 10 well -bal- street. Jodie Sands, ABC- Paramount, and anced stereo speakers, and instituting an aggres- Music Lovers Bobby Vinton, Epic Records. Bob- sive program to publicize "the finest in stereo Because these customers are the sort of people bie Shields will emsee. music" is the answer, according to Frank Huber who appreciate such elements as the best in stereo An added attraction will be and Glenn Pierce, partners at Century- Supreme music, it was decided to equip the phonograph Buddy Sarkissian and the Mecca Company here. with such an outstanding speaker system, pro- Music East Revue, an Oriental belly FASHION SHOW Many operators would have been sufficiently ducing pure stereo, that bar owners Ron and Bill group. with dancer satisfied with an average of $100 per week return Simeon would have a real talking point their marks the -Fashion Show, a boost music through sheer en- Tuesday's banquet CHICAGO by a 200 -play, accumulator -equipped phonograph patrons, and play not actually two game based on fashions, the of stereo. first time that anyone -player at the Trade Winds Cocktail Lounge and Res- thusiasm for benefits or dis- was brought out last week by D. of this sort of thinking was the in the business of operating taurant here, particularly because the $100 col- The result or supplies Gottlieb & Company. of 10 correctly balanced and spaced tributing coin machines lection was earned between 2 p.m. and 9 p.m. installation The new game features the com- music the speakers throughout the Trade Winds, two on has been honored. Live takes over In evening. (Continued on page 56) Instead of being satisfied, however, Huber and (Continued on page 58) (Continued on page 56) www.americanradiohistory.com BILLBOARD BULK WEEK I 50 MUSIC VENDING Oak N. J. Distrib PAPCO'S NEW COLA OR -BITS CULVER CITY, Calif. - The POP LEARNS FACT OF LIFE: Oak Manufacturing Company here SHRUNKEN HEAD' A delicious cream centered, has named the Mark Distributing Company, Passaic, N. J., as its New IT AIN'T ALL BUBBLE GUM hard coated candy that won't Jersey distributor. HOLLYWOOD- Adults don't patronize bulk vending ma- soften or melt during the hot The current Oak line includes chines because they are tinder the mistaken impression that all ball gum is bubble gum. That's the conclusion of R. J. Caban, summer's heat. Repeat, won't ball gum, capsule and candy vend- ing machines. Mark Distributing is local operator. soften or melt during the hot one of the largest bulk vending A couple of years ago, Caban noted that about 90 per cent summer's heat. firms in New Jersey. of his ball gum sales were to children. When he asked a few parents why they didn't buy any for themselves, the most com- The delicious and distinctive mon answer was that all ball gum is bubble gum. It isn't, of course. Is captured In cola flavor Caban came up with a solution. Going to a label printer, for 10e Vending every piece. A real favorite in Hollywood, he arranged to have printed bright blue and Authentic-WTI ike- Pri.e,I rote with and and white labels, two inches long by one -inch wide, which read: Ha/ eye- epPe.d and pia Yhnd, , boys girls flicks to fonhecd, palm of r 0, 11M "This Is Not Bubble Guml" Then, as he serviced each loca- end ether smooth Masse. "Thi rted Moms and Dads alike. SUPER 60 tion, he heg can be metle by strinslne thread BREAKING glued one of the labels right above the coin chute, Ihrouph loop NO where it was certain that everyone would sue it. ONLY $65,00 per M Capsuled Handsomely designed spac-type decal NO CRUSHING Effect on sales was good. Increases in the sales curve provides the "on- the -spot urge" for NEW CENTIPEDE (7,000 IeA9p e NO MISSING Acre noted at every Location- obviously brought about by the SI500 per M CepsUled small fry to droin the nickels from LARGE FROG ith dengllne legs) tact that parents were buying ball gum for themselves as well as S7e.00 Pef M CpPeuled Dad and Mom. for the LARGE CRAWFISH youngsters. pet M Cfpsulsd "There isn't much use of attempting to merchandise ball JR. SCARE EMf3TM COLA OR -BITS of Sc vend OFFER s7o.00 per M eapsuted guns to adults," Caban said, "so, by the same token, to sell LAR06 fCARE EMS race) 50.00 per M Cepsuled NEW PROFIT OPPORTUNITIES TO more ordinary ball gum to customers, we must make it plain EVERY BULK VENDING OPERATOR IN that they are not accidentally buying the bubble -gum variety." PAUL A. AMERICA. RUSH ORDER TODAY! Per Ib., 45c. Automatic Merchandising to Offer E C Packaged 30 lbs. to the cotton. New York la, N, Y, ' COrtlend 7.5117 -a Decal Free with 225,000 Shares for Public Sale each carton on original order. WASHINGTON - Automatic' quire new vending equipment and Merchandising has filed with the for working capital. Ma Decals, f SEC for proposed public sale of The company HORRIBLES Per dozen $2.00. has outstanding 1225,000 shares of common stock, 1327,430 shares of common, of Inentediate Delivery CASH WITH ORDER 125,000 shares to be sold by the (Continued on page 52) de CAPSULE VENDINOI UNDER 90 LBS. company and 100,000 by the FOR holder, maximum at $6 per share. e Ono -third deposal Junior Horribles A. C. Allyn & on all others. Try one . Learn why other operators Company, Chicago, packed 2 in a sample_ find the SUPER 60 their favorite capsule head the underwriters. Terms and USED VICTOR GLOBES vender. All prices F.O.B., Lancaster, Pa. ;public sale price will be submitted M Getting the Northwesterner? It's FOR $22.00 per capsules m a later amendment to the pro - SALE newsy magazine. Ask to get on our 10e CAPSULE VENDING. It's free! FOR COLABAR CANDY COMPANY mailing list. I spectus. Large 7 -8 -lb. globes. All WIRE, WRITE OR PHONE. Large Horribles 260 W. Main Street Isola, Pa. Automatic, mhich owns and serv- perfect and clean- $1.00 ices vending packed in copsules- Phone: Expres. 2.7470 at Lancaster, Pa. machines, juke boxes each. Shipped from W. Va., and kiddie rides, has recently ex- or Kansas atlimfait panded into the field of industrial $38.00 per M capsules Say You Saw It in CORPORATION catering through large -scale vending Order from At your nearest warehouse 2622 E. Armstrong Sn. Morris, Lia. installations. The Tampa company or direct from the factory. Phone: WHitney 2 -1300 Billboard Music Week tells the Securities & Exchange PORTMAN laefnflfw wM:r{ RAr t,,f WdW eWf11/ .ra Ytl Are. w. 69r br,r. WG. R Commission /mM1Mm ., ale. that it also leases vend- Box 96, Oak Hill, W. Va. ing machines in areas in which it does not operate. tr., l.e o.r,lwr rr.11 grt'w Nett GI "GOLD MINE" Out of net proceeds from the O.et'f6:K.pever LOI N. ul I3. 4Ab eer weeks seer U eiNM It nags sale of the stock, Automatic Mer- WANTED MO far. 25c CAPSULE 1',i, Guo chandising ANN" e,xwoes si, nu VENDOR Sclecior would use $150,000 to retire a bank loan, $100,000 to M14NY. Ir111ib,''M19.Ì1. Capsule Verdor Verdi all p.,,NNI USED lc BULK VENDORS 18.142.e6 ne Th. rare Toe 25o Vendar NMI aom. reduce or retire other indebtedness, -GOId Mini' I7 hi s W.I. vede to ANY QUANTITY IelFln[. TMs machine $150,000 increase inventory of cis commodities with volume dis- epa Ìáált Illoi Standard or Deluxe Victor T9pPers. EPPY -GUGGENHEIM, INC. counts, and the remainder to ac- Acorns, a i,,s or S lbs. Northwestern., C 41: tend úieii en', or 60'e. With Gum A Charm, 140 91.15 1411h 91. lam,ila, N. Y ph. AY 7,900 ns011mIn1 el lfTllry ,ami elryinie nn Dy ot, Chicle or 100 et. Merchandise Wheels. (Not Mterested M adjustable wheels or Óee InumeotU peanut or pistachio dispensers.) NUfUndlydRom In C.Dfulff Vie R (c Advise appearance and condition or II the 25 Be Guns l'cndor * * * * * * * * * TN ea=u ue Indfd with DnitU ter tM amen t.7í0 etto ineUll Ose'e Bif VENDORAMA* 4Iwnos.e[uow n Iq TM finest purpose vendor muhlnr MTidal The all- e ten nu.d nm. ever 5c, 10e, esili II ands built! lc, 25c. Lail nm.:Im rsel toms VENDS: V or V -1 capsules. To 100 count"r SIM Ind the gum or 3 for to mixed with or without Rocket se Dr:i'an Charms. to 210 gum and charms, nuts or Ar Oli If uirme +tt. candy @ lc, to or 10c. Rocket Charm vend. log Q Sc each, 2 for lc Chickle Treat.. *. Vendorama has extra large capacity. Grosses $22.00 per fill of 210 gum and charm., Grosses about $50.00 per fill of Rocket Charms @ 5c.. Vendorama ¡. a superior vendor, vending widest possible variety of merchan. dise. Its many features, plus REFILL ASSEM- time payments available on OAK Machines through all distributors BLY 6 REMOVABLE CASH DRAWER, make it the easiest of machines to service. Ask Buy OAK for your PROFIT LINE! the Operators that have them! Write for beautiful illustrated circular and prices today. rftlwMla ceulclloesrsc!atnn taYU.II.MNLIrytO. p=utMtY[M01a1 urceonv.to.sro. solune.,,.. Howl VICTOR Brings You the Nw.i r.q. CXuef }f. l!1. yi.e,Mwa rf.0iX4 w. l.!MyitXIT.M to. Ou Ylt{ Cpwur .u[ COIx rrKwwl lKa. .pinrrnl.Mex Ll[f NEW L. usár,.tc..wsm.1 fi4p{nnlann,. C. TOPPER {emrsleaw.,.w.a N. w..w+ r..r.,X.-. e.a For NORTHWESTERN clwnr a Vending 1W -Count Gum . . aee Ka0[ae,CM 1Kaloa na-es W This sastl p RrIpT cewKllea rsaucn ae, aMlaae srewn co. ha1awran II.pMedLMht 171-11xSwm Hsfmcr.r.... we.oXrw.. New L, C. (large Capacity) Vendor Holds SALES AND SERVICE CO. Lu1:,n, X,.'ru1 , rorl W/rfu.1.,1. Ow, 0.0 ifn:w lrua vww PMIW. Glerua 1175 Balls of 100 -Count iv O_ MANDELL MfNINACTURING CO3 INO, eOIOuMwa1» Write fer Circulars and Prices. litroak llail BnIEAIIMkp aYA,Cdrer Qty, dlif. VICTOR VENDING CORP. 570111 W. Grand Are., Chicago 39, IHInoas jicpyri:_lhted material www.americanradiohistory.com [J/ (j (7 AND I-1 IS RI ,YAAx ifo'SNa li PLEASE SEND ME YOUR LARGE ANSWERS TO THE CATALOGUE WITH PICTURES AND PRICES OF YOUR COMPLETE LINE OPERATOR'S DREAM OF BEAVER BULK VENDORS HAS BUILT -IN CASH BOX NAME MULTIPLE VENDING WITH COMPANY MINIMUM FLOOR SPACE ADDRESS QUICK AND EASY TO SERVICE CITY & STATE - BEAVER VENDORS A Patent Pending MARK I DELUXE CONSOLE Contains 3 Complete Sections, 10 Units BEAVER M: %ILK I (waterproof) 8 INCH 23 PLENI GLOBE GLOBE Sho.:n above: Deluxe Beay.r 8 -Inch Plexiglas and th Super- Deluxsi Beaver 23 -Inch Plexiglas, Contains Contains 2 Units 4 Units CAMPBELL VENDING, INC.. 541 SENECA ST. BUFFALO 4, N. Y. fr: Support the MEND Fund Inquiries Invite(! C G, i,opynghted mal www.americanradiohistory.com 52 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK JUNE 9, 1962 Yurmack The SUPER SIXTY Heads Capsule Vender* 50 Attend Vending New Man in Vending Benefit Program The ultimate in quality Capsule Merchandising. School in Seattle Off to Flying Start PASSAIC, N. J. - Dave Yur- Vends any item which can be placed SEATTLE -More than 50 op- mack, of the Mark Distributing DETROIT -Karl A. Van Os- Company here, has been named in a capsule. erators and servicemen front the to taeyen, a newcomer to vending, is head the New Jersey sponsorship 5c, 10e and 25c. Pacific Northwest attended the re- cent Seeburg vending school at starting an extensive route of nickel program organized nationally by *With QUICK -TACH at slight extra cost. the Michael Distributing Company nut machines here. the United Vending Corporation. here, according to Ray Galante, Van Ostaeyen became interested Under the UVC program, a por- BIRMINGHAM VENDING COMPANY Michael sales manager. in bulk vending through a casual tion of the receipts from ball guns Hy Shankweiler, Seeburg Vend- contact with Glen R. vended in bulk machines goes 340 Second Avenue North, Birmingham 4, Alabama McPhail, to head of Phones FAirfax 4 -7526 ing Division service engineer, was Beaver Vending Services, the benefit of retarded children. in charge of the two -day school, who has long operated in Canada Named to operate the sponsor- which dealt with the entire vend- and Buffalo, and who recently ship program in Texas is the Jack- moved into Detroit. Van Please rush complete information and prices on ing line of the company. Ostaeyen son Vending Machine Supply Com- Northwestern SUPER SIXTY Ball Gum- Charms rented a house to McPhail, who pany, Grand Prairie, Tex. Vender Las illustrated) as well as other North- got hint interested in vending. western machines. Automatic Stock Active in bulk vending only about two weeks, Van's Vending Continued from page 50 LONG ESTABLISHED NAME Service already has 840 machines -340 now on location and 500 on COMPANY which management officials as a hand ready for placement. BALL GUM ROUTES ADDRESS group own 20 per cent. Florida Capital Corporation proposes to CITY FOR SALE sell the 100,000 shares, which fill In coupon, clip and moll to it MANDELL GUARANTEED will receive at $3 per share on ex- Eight weekly routes in So. part KING & COMPANY ercise of warranties it received in Of W. Virginia, Ohio, Indiana 2700 W. Lake USED MACHINES and Pontiac, Flint, Saginaw, St. Chicago 1, 114. connection with a 1961 buy of Phone: Kt 3.3302 Michigan. Adv. all top loca- $600,000 of 8 per cent debentures tions. Sell all or part as is. Sale We handle complete line of machines, Cr supplies. parts of the company. price at bargain based on earn- Exclusive of the 100,000 shares ings from income tax return. to be offered, Florida Capital now Owner retiring. Indeed oppor- owns 5,000 shares bought at tunity for top paying route. If Si truly per share, and intends to acquire interested in top paying routes and with cash, write: an additional 5,000 shares at $1.10 MERCHANDISE & SUPPLIES''' per share. As a result, just prior BOX 169 to the public offering, Florida Capi- tal will own 110,000 shares ac- Billboard Music Week quired at an average cost of $2.82, 188 W. Randolph, Chicago, III, the prospectus indicates. Florida holds additional warrants to pur- chase shares of the company. For Added Income Adjustable Metal Rings 7 HARMON MICO Getuaine Reproductions D1U 7 dr t.32 . too ë Bail m,twrt.,tlocr., .35 of clro ,3g HANDY Ball Oum, 100 ct. .31 minimum prepaltl on ell Stone Rings Rain. Blo Ball Adams Cum. POCKET Oum, all flavo n 700 ce AS Wr191e Y's um, all flavors, lee a eech.N Ut, 100 it Herfay'f et. Minimum hocolate, 2110 N. 7.76 Ortler, 13 Boxes, nsorled. COMB 61o[élet éra and Litt In well an treaties NUT5 with oiler vendors. it's RAKE for the OAK PROFIT LINE! GET YOUR SHARE WITH 5c, 10c, 25c lletthwelteuz PRICE OF MACHINE CAPSULE VENDOR "COLD MINE" 10c Operation Capsule Vendor I In 2 machines $26.40 Tab Gum The 25c Vendor that 49 NUT 2 machines á up 21.40 has the whole read* Selector SCRIPTO PEN VENDORAMA talking. This machine Write for Beautiful Illustrated VENDOR can pay for Itself on .e9 9 '.i Venda all popular one loading. This Circular and Price,. COMBS AVAILABLE Capsule Vendor rends i_ t_ie_; "Gold Mine" Interchangeable Write for Prices lighters and a select is guaranteed H. B. HUTCHINSON, JR. SAN ICARRY e of jewelry mechanically 1784 N. Decatur Rd., N.E., Atlanta 7, Ca. Items bei ng globe shown perfect snd s Phone: DRake 7.4300 for faster P Ices quoted are net F.O.B Brooklyn. Oak factory autharixeded rhipped coperate, servicing, Deposit required with order, dealers. Innumerahle operate. balance C.O.D. Items In standard Conversion roHea fts Displays mer capsules will peke .Hw.w.. your present standard ' chandise to best the 25c Vendor a Acorn Vendor! Servicing Is advantage. great profit producer for you $22.95 Simplified Also available L SíHOENBACH with the in Hot Nut. $17.95 Factory Distributor of Bulk .a^d.Ba'I .Venderi, Merchandise. Rííls, Stamp Vendors, Folders,''C,gari'tc a BIG LEAGUE STAMP FOLDERS, Lowest Prices, Wrile Candy Mach;nes. SanitasO Venil 0.1 "ACORN" 'Northwestern Sanitary. Meru andise. EVERYT "+!Ny TIE Ball Gum OPERATOR REQUIRES. 68110MAL RENDING All Purpose INTERCHANGEABLE MEMBER Vendor MACHINE DISTRIBUTORS, Inc. The bases are loaded Vendor MERCHANDISE 715 Lincoln Place, BROOKLYN 16, N. Y. with profits for the The ail -time favorite UNIT 2.2900 smart operators who the nding PResident install Oak's Big business. Vends ail NORTHWESTERN league on key 1c and Sc hulk locations. The mrrchandise. SALES AND SERVICE CO. m chine p ro vides Gusrenreed when answering ads e . e a fun filled gems mechanically peHect- MOE MANDELL while it vends the one machine 446 W. 36th Yosk Say You Saw It in ball gum. Adaptable with virtually no St.; New 18, N Y. to any seasonal depreciation. Today's LOngacre 4.6467 game and also Acorn looks th SIXTY Billboard Music Week ca gagent same as the original Oak equipment With OUICK-TACH at $18.95 $15.95 ';.Sliohtextra coil. te Servia VENDING HEADQUARTERS Time ... easy payments available. Liberal nado -ins. Prices F.O.B. factory. ...easy te Veen ... Tima laving Invite for We Inquiries Room Pennsylvania operators about our sponsored ...Mont Profit RETARDED CHILDREN'S VICTOR PROGRAM. Complote Ilne of ma Send for new catalog. chlnee, Darte etenddm7r. t/a deposit on all orders, THE MOST COMPLETE and FINEST LINE balance C.O.D. Send payment In full on all orders under $20.00. cti irlmai inC úP: .ases. of BULK VENDORS RAKE COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE 609 -A Spring Carden Cleveland Coln Machine Exchange, litt. Street, Philadelphia 23, Pa. WAlnut 5 -2676 P f Ave., Clevalend 17, Ohle 4-VENDORAMA 2O0Y All Phonoar TOwar 1ItS The New VICTOR VENDORAMA veldt large and .mall largo end captain ... mart ball Sem at If, 5f, 100 or 250 when answering ads . . e play, Were. Sbab at V*wdvra -t.,aa ..A Mw0nnasa.. We., tot row.. GIVE 10 DAMON RUNYON CANCER FUND Say You Saw It in Billboard Music LOOM Week DISTRIBUTING CO., 1850 W. Dtvhlo, St., Chkage 22, IN. www.americanradiohistory.com JUNE 9, 1962 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK 53 Chubby Gives. Twist a New lease in Hub By CAMERON DEW AR on ABC -Paramount, Burl Ives' very well concentrating on the "Little BOSTON .Bitty Tear" on Decca, and juke boxes. More and more opera - EUROPEAN -The seemingly tire- a newer one, less Twist "Wolverton Moun- utors are diversifying, and Lackey appears to be giving lo- tain," with King has recently cal juke boxes the biggest lift Claude on Co- gone into cigarets, of lumbia. candy and hot and cold drinks. NEWS BRIEFS any single type of record in years. And still king in this department is Charts Help Another operator who is giving Chubby Checker, whose "Slow Ralph Lackey of Karel Music less tinte to music is Ben Ross of Grayben Vending Twist" on Parkway is leading with Company, Roxbury, finds the Bill- and Coin Ma- Battle Rages for Paris Film Trade a number of operators. While this board Music Week charts are his chine Corporation. He notices a one holds on fast, another of best guide, along with requests better trend in music, particularly PARIS -A hot three -way competitive battle is raging here Checker's platters that's beginning from locations. Ray Charles is big in the barroom locations, where, among three film juke box producers for the Continental market to pull in the dimes is "Don't on his route, with the Twist rec- like many others, the call nowa- in Paris, headquarters for all three of the only European film Knock the Twist." ords doing a steady business. He days is for records like Mitch phonograph producers. Camera was first in the market with While not says he can rely on his barroom Lo- Miller's and the ballad -type such the Scopitone; then followed Cinebox, which while manufac- wishing to look a gift on horse in the mouth, cations to chalk up good collections as "Stranger the Shore" by tured under Italian patents, has manufacturing headquarters in some opera- Acker Bilk on Ayco. tors had felt the Twist had been on standards, with Mitch Millers' Paris. Now comes Telebox Caravelle (no connection with the records keeping But Ross is jet by . in for long enough and tried to ahead of the pack. slowly but surely Caravelle airliner), which is produced Cie Industrielle introduce something different. The Donald Foote of Randolph is an- becoming disenchanted with music Francaise d'Automation. Caravelle has 28 film selections com- experience of Harold Bond of other operator who does well on by itself. "I can't wait for music to pared to 36 for Scopitone and Cinebox. However, Caravelle Brookline was sad with "The Miller -type music. Both he and pay off all alone," he says. He has enthusiasts claim there is no appreciable operating difference Theme From Ben Casey" and ditto Lackey haven't gone into 33's and now moved in cigarets, candy between 28 and 36 films. "You only need a basic stock of they feel that of "Dr. Kildare" on the flip side. they'll wait it out pastry and drinks. But while diver- about two dozen films, and if they are good you have a gold It just and move when the locations push mine," a Paris operator who has tested both models reported. seemed as though the sification is the order of the day patrons weren't in the mood for them. with many, nobody appears to be surgical serenades since they left Foote is one of the declining them strictly alone. Tops after the number of "pure music" operators, letting go of music, which, admit- Trend Seen to Disks for Phonos Twist on Bond's route are Ray and he seems to find that with a tedly, is still the foundation of the LONDON number of British diskeries may follow the Charles' "I -A Can't Stop Loving You" few games thrown in he can do business. lead of Ember Records (International) Ltd., in issuing phono- graph records especially for juke box play. Ember reports that its pioneering (for the Continent and Britain) step has been a lively success. Ember's management believes that juke box disk Baseball on TV Muffles Juke Boxes production can be developed as a virtually independent disk production field in Britain, and that it will stimulate the record By DON LYONS Are Red"; "Planting Rice," with Arthur Lyman on trade generally. Ember calls its phonograph pressings "Juke Box Hi -Fi; "Little Red Rented Rowboat,' with Joe Specials." Company officials say the diskery is trying to co- MINNEAPOLIS - Collections by operators Dowell on Smash; "Baby Elephant Walk," with operate with the operators to reduce his record outlay by seemed to be down a little these past couple of Lawrence Welk on Dot; "The with providing durable tunes which will survive the vagaries of the weeks, Crowd," Roy though good action was reported on "I Can't Orbison on Monument, and "If the Boy Only weekly top -tune turnover. Stop Loving You," with Ray Charles on ABC- Knew," with Sue Thompson on Hickory. Paramount. Coming up fast is "Roses Are Red," with Bobby Vinton on Epic. At All- Record Sales, Minneapolis, Tom Prenevo High U. K. office manager, said that he had Disk Prices Irk Ops One had good action operator here pointed out that with some with "Stranger on the Shore," with Bilk on of the Acker LONDON -British operators are campaigning for reduc- Minnesota Twins baseball games on tele- Ateo; "I Can't Stop Loving You "; Di La " with vision, amusement At tions in disk prices. Operator associations charge record com- seekers were watching TV rather Emilio Pericoli on Warner Bros.; "Rose Are Red" panies with out of proportion to than playing the juke inflating prices production boxes. and "Palisades Park, with Freddy Cannon on Swan. costs and tax. The government has cut the purchase price on Norm Pink of Advance Music Company here, Dick Morbitz of Acme Music Company here, records, but the diskeries passed along only a fraction of the said that his firm was going toward guarantees said that his leading number was "I Can't Stop tax cut to the operators, they complain. Operator groups con- for each phonograph on location tend that only drastic cuts in record prices will stimulate juke and by doing that Loving You," but that "Roses Are Red" was coming can provide the location with better service, records box operation. The cut in the phonograph purchase price front and equipment. up fast. Also in the limelight were "Speedy Gon- 2714 per cent to 25 per cent appears to have had negligible zales," with Pat Boone on Dot; Keeps On effect upon demand a minimum A St. Paul operator said that collections "It Right purchases. Operator had 8 per cent slash a reduction they contend is more slowed up a bit, and in addition to "I A- Hurtin'," with Johnny Tillotson on Cadence; in disk prices, Can't Stop than justified by the general trade price structure. Loving You," mentioned the following as bringing "Palisades Park"; Johnny Get Angry," with Joanie in the most coms: "Your Cheating Heart," with Les Sommers on Warner Bros., and "Al Di La'." Paul and Mary Ford on Columbia; "Swinging Jim Christensen of Jim's Grassroots Service Zings Sales Gently," with Earl Grant on Decca, and "Second Record Shop, St. Paul, Hand Love," with Connie Francis on MGM. listed the following as his best selling disks: "I HAMBURG -Seeburg, which has trailed markedly on the Can't Stop Loving Yost ; Roses Are Red"; "A Steel German market, has scored measurable sales gains since organiz- One -Stop Report Guitar and a Glass of Wine," with Paul Anka on ing a German sales subsidiary, SEEVEND. The subsidiary is Business at with the new Seeburg direct Twin Cities one -stops seemed to hold RCA Victor; "Baby Elephant "Keep having favorable sales results Walk," and models SDS 160. Seeburg is also giving up pretty well. Ray Brown Bros., Inc., here listed stereo SDS 100 and a Light in Your Window Tonight," with Boots Germany to its "Artist of the Week" fea- the following as showing effective promotion in the best movement: "Roses Randolph on Monument. ture. Trade circles ascribe much of Seeburg's recent sales spurt in Germany to the patient spadework of George Gilbert, its international sales chief. Gilbert has spent months on a program of grassroots contacts with distributors and operators through- May Slump out the country. This person -to- person program is being sup- plemented by "service seminars," in which Gilbert and Seeburg DOUBLE-PLAY DISKS technicians assist distributors with maintenance and general Still Felt service problems. Two -sided action may I» expected from the following records. For the Juke box operator limited to from 100 to 200 sides per machine, they represent maximum programming 'Payout' Bad Name in W. Germany effectiveness. Records listed below hove both sides In Chicago either on the Hot 100 enhance their public appeal, West Ger- or have recently been on the Hot 100. See Spotlight HAMBURG -To Reviews many's hall proprietors have renamed their organiza- fm additional Information on double -play disks. CHICAGO -The stock market amusement and record sales are running paral- tion to minimize wide hostility to payouts. Henceforth, the lel paths in the Chicago market. former Verbandes der Deutschen Automaten -Sport and Spiel - Sales are still feeling the effect of hallen- Besitzer e.V, will be known as the Verband der Auto - matenbetricbe " Spielautomat" means "Payout." The amuse- I CAN'T STOP LOVING YOU the May slump. Singer's One -Stop e.V. RAT CHARLES ment hall Lars K. Skriver of Hamburg their AND and the Music Box sales ac- operators elected ABC- Peramoont report tion " \Vest new president succeeding Willi Becker of Mullheim -Ruhr. Others BORN on of the Wall," with TO LOSE 10730 Toni Fischer on Big Top; "The elected are Hans -Juergen Glawe, vice -president; Erich Brockop, Stripper," by David Rose on MGM, secretary; Erich Wittenberg, treasurer, and Becker, Rolf Reimers, THAT'S OLD FASHIONED EVERLY BROTHERS and "Green Leaves of Sumner," and Mathias Schuetz, directors. Reimers is from Luebeck, AND Warner Bros. by Kenny Ball on Kapp. Schuetz from Dusseldorf, and the rest are from Hamburg. Bruno Reimers and Adhild Strohmeyer were appointed auditors and HOW CAN I MEET HERI 5273 The Music Box also reports the following records as moving: "Al Kurt M. F. Wieland remains the business manager. All are from Di La," Emilio Pericoli; "Blue Bird Hamburg. HOW IS JULIET LETTERMEN of Happiness," Booth Randolph: AND Capitol "Steel Guitar and a Glass of Wine," TURN AROUND, LOOK AT ME 4746 Paul Anka; "Second -Hand Love," Germans Eye Spain for Subsids Connie Francis; "When I Get MADRID -Several Continental phonograph producers aro Through With You," Kenny Ball, reported negotiating with the Spanish ministry of trade and I'LL NEVER BOBBY DANCE AGAIN RYDELL and "Baby- Sitting Boogie," Ralph for production in this AND commerce the establishment of facilities Cameo Bendix. country. The negotiations are based on the Spanish government's GEE, IT'S WONDERFUL 217 Singer's reports these disk as recently announced decision to stimulate investment in industry movers: "Roses Are Red," Bobby by guaranteeing foreign firms the right to repatriate both capital Vinton; "Sealed With a Kiss," Brian and profits after two years. The German firms arc speculating, SHOUT (Part I) JOEY DEE A THE STARLITERS Hyland; "Snap Your Fingers," Joe AND in addition, that Spain eventually will be admitted to member- Roulette Henderson, and "Theme From Bcn ship in the European Common Market, and they will thereupon SHOUT (Part II) 4416 Casey," Valjean. enjoy a substantial competitive advantage from the low Spanish wage scales. Furthermore, because of the German labor shortage, already are DRUMMIN' UP A STORM SANDY NELSON most German coin machine manufacturers employing when answering ads .. e by AND Imperlel "imported" Spanish labor, which is trained the German firms. 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S. to get the 1963 Legislature to license must post a $3,000 bond to or of the cannot operate in Arkansas. If they Supreme Court last week denied an amend or modify the law. insure "faithful performance." citizens of the United States; nor have machines in Arkansas, they appeal of Jake Brown, Little Rock The law does this: Says that each operator must shall any State deprive any person must remove them or sell them to supper club owner, who sought to Says no one not a resident of pay, in addition, a 3 per cent tax of life, liberty or property without an Arkansas operator. overturn a 1959 act of the Ar- Arkansas can operate "coin -oper- on all gross revenue front his ma- due process of law; nor deny any kansas Legislature strictly regulat- ated amusement devices" in the chines. person within its jurisdiction the OPERATE ing coin machine operators and State. This has been interpreted to This law in recent years has equal protection of the laws." levying heavier taxes on them. mean both phonographs and driven two or three dozen small Facts in the case, briefly: UNITED The High Court, in denying games. operators, unable to comply with Won Chancery Suit Brown's petition for certiorari (a Says that operators of such ma- it, out of business in Arkansas. All Brown owns Tia Wanna night Shuffle Alleys form of appeal) upheld the Arkan- chines must have lived in the State have sold to larger operators. club in Little Rock. He owned the sas Supreme Court, which had held for one year before applying for Farr Case juke box. The State sought to en- and that the act was constitutional. a license to operate. Also in the case with Brown was force the law in making him get Brown, through his Little Rock Says that if a corporation applies Lynn Farr, former owner of Cen- a license and pay the various new Bowling Alleys attorney, D. D. Panich, attacked for a license, at least 50 per cent tral Amusement Company, Tex- taxes and post the bond. He re- the law as confiscatory, discrim- of the stock must be owned by an arkana. He has since sold his route sisted, filed suit in Chancery Court WELCOME EVERYWHERE inatory and in violation of State Arkansas resident. and is in the real estate develop- and won. The case went to the Ar- and U. S. Constitutions. $250 Tax ment business. Farr was in the case kansas Supreme Court, was re- Says that a $250 tax be paid testing the constitutionality of the manded to Chancery Court in Lit- UNITED MANUFACTURING (O. No Statement the Ii- State on issuance of each part of the act requiring him, a tle Rock for another trial. Brown 3401 N. California Ava., Chicago 18, 111. The U. S. Supreme Court. in cense, in addition to the $5 per- Texas resident, to be a resident of won again and the State appealed denying review of the case, issued machine State privilege tax, city Arkansas to do business in Ar- again. no statement setting forth its rea- and county tax of $5 each and fed- kansas. The State Supreme Court held FOR SALE sons. GOOD USED RINGALLS READY FOR LOCATION This is usually routine. eral tax of $10 on each machine. Panich contended the act vio- the Act constitutional, and the Ouy. a Dolle Cluy Bowler Panich said in Little Rock that Says that each person issued a lated the free trade section of the U. S in Supreme Court upholding Easy Ogld Ster 11we wenaen.nd now have no other remedy, ex- the State court did likewise. Poker cept the next Legislature." It was Since the validity of the law has Slaaging SC hamtf5000 oai 'e not known at this time whether Send one -half deposit to: been tested all the way to the U. S. GUERRINI'S Arkansas operators would attempt St. Lewistown, Pa. COWMEN Supreme Court, it means all oper- 1211 W. 4th NEW for '62! BUY ! TYPERS DELUXE METAL 1,;(41,fr VENDING ALUMINUM IDENTIFICATION DISC ú SPECIAL 21: INCOME 6POCKETS WHY 2. TROUBLE -FREE OPERATION 3. ONLY 18 "x18" ==aw BUMPER 1318 N. WESTERN AVE. VOLLEY Midwest ISTANDARCI ARVARD POOL CHICAGO 22, ILL. MILWAUKEE MENTIONS METAL TYPER. inc. EV 4 -3120 NEW DESIGN! Business is slower than it was a year ago, says Otto Hadrian, NEW MECHANISMS! Otto's Distributing Company.... According to Jerome (Red) Jacomet, At Y our VAY:M a `1 Red's Novelty Company, route receipts have shown noticeable improve- utor or wnt- ment in recent weeks. Showing definite signs of improvement, adds VALLEY SALES CO, Red, is the cigarette vending business.... Harry Jacobs Jr., United, a33 Morton St. Bay City, Michigan Inc., and C. B. Ross, Wurlitzer field service engineer, conducted a service school the weekend of May 18, for the employes of Soo Coin Machine Company, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. Six of the firm's servicemen sat in on the sessions. After the school wound up, Jacobs and Ross Operate joined William Cleary, Soo Coin's head man, for a few days of fishing. Chicago coin They landed some beautiful catches of northerns, according to Jacobs. ZÚillliiatnd Stan Gerlach, Palmyra, and Harry Cider, Cisler Music, Milwaukee, GOLD CROWN STARIITE 1962 were visitors this week at the Bluemound Distributing Company, in search of used equipment and parts.... Sam Hastings, Bluemound VARIETY ROLL DOWN BOWLER Distributing Company, reports a heavy run on pool games. The firm CHICAGO DYNAMIC INDUSTRIES ;INC. 172 W. DIVERSEY. CHICAGO 14 now is battling to keep up with demand for new pool games.... No WORLD date has been set as yet for the forthcoming Rock -Ola service school reports Orville Carnitz, Badger Novelty Company. "We are surveying our operators trying to find out the best day to hold the school," he MUSIC SERIES says. 2 Seebus 100C $250.00 1 AMI Model 1.200 Elect 450.00 ready to score Joe Hively, veteran equipment serviceman, left his job with 1 AMI 1200 550.00 Wisconsin Novelty Company to set himself up as a free lancer.... 1 AMI D-40 50.00 more money 3 Flipper type coin games and pool tables are the top sellers these days, 50 Wurlitzer 1650, ea. 95.00 Chromed Seeburg t Wurlitrer 1700F 175.00 for you... according to Nate Victor, S. L. London Music Company. 1 Wurlitzer 1800 195.00 3W1 100 Sel. 1 Wurlitzer 2200 37500 Wall The list of Milwaukee operators who attended the recent N.A.M.A. Boxes, t Wurritser 2310 525.00 911114rma regional meeting in Chicago included: Herb Geiger, N.A.M.A.'s national $32.50 ea. 3 Wurlitzer 25101 C.5 ELECTRONIC Mfg. Corp. president, Geiger Automatic Sales; Carl Millman, and Asher Rubin, 2 Wurlitzer 24005 650.00 4242 W. Fllimor. St., Chicago 24, III. Automatic Merchandising Corporation; John Cocking, Autolnagic Vend- MISCELLANEOUS ing; Stan Kass, Chuck Wagon Vending; Wally Osienko, Schiller & SHUFFLE ALLEYS Wright; George- Anton, and Buzz Lemm, Milwaukee Kwik -Kafe. Bally Monarch Shuffle Rims. Space Glider Gun ..$400.00 Alley, ea. 5265.00 2 Hain Fon (six card) .... 150.00 4 Bally Deluxe Ray Gun Art Zastrow, Milwaukee Amusement Company routeman, joined 1 Chi Coin 350.00 BARGAINS Club, ta. 250.00 Ask for Our 1 Bally Marksman Gun 375.00 the ranks of married men several weeks ago.... According to Clarence 2 Bally Club FOR THE WEEK Used Bowler, ea. 225.00 3 Gottlieb Flipper Parade 265.00 Smith, Milwaukee Amusement Company, collections have been show- Current Flipper 235.00 1 Bally Deluxe Jumbo 350.00 3 Gottlieb GAMES GAMES ing slow but steady improvement in recent months.... Plans are being Equipment List 1 Chgo. Coin Red Pin 325.00 7 Wms. Skill Ball 240.00 GAMES made for a showing of the new AMI equipment to local and State operators, according to Sam Cooper, Paster Distributing Company, 350 OF THEM REX- BILOTTA CORPORATION BIC WAREHOUSE Mid -May's warm weather acted as spur to location traffic, says 821 S. Salina St., Syracuse 3, N. Y. Jack Shawcrou -Sala[ Mgr. GRanite 6.4071. CLEARANCE SALE Frank Bartnik, Banaco Music. He looks ahead to improved collections Received a Large Lot of Drink during the next few weeks. In his spare time, Bartnik continues to and Coffee Vending Machines ss'ork on his seaplane, readying it for his annual spring flight to his In Trade. also Largo Lot of fishing and hunting lodge in Canad1 The number of service calls All Phonographs. from locations climbed considerably during the recent heat spell, says WHAT DO YOU NEED? (Jerome (Red) Jacomet, Red's Novelty Company, "That's a sign that kinds of SPECIALS FOR THE WEEK business is better." Jacomet also expresses his disappointment in the 22 Column Du Grenier Cigarette lack of co- operation rendered to the MOA show by phonograph manu- coin operated Vendor $225.00 facturers and record companies. 1 Lot of Older Shufflo Alleys, Bally, United, Chicago Coin - Sam Hastings, Hastings Distributing Company, is hack on the job amusement Write for Moro Information on following a brief bout with the flu. Regarding activities of the Mil- the Above, Also on Used Drink games Venders. waukee Coin Machine Operators' Association, Sam Hastings, the trade group's president, says plans for the picnic this summer are definitely Write or Call Us Collect. off. "It's too hard to get the fellows together," he says. The association new and MAin 1 -3511 members will decide at the forthcoming June meeting whether to W.Ita ror Our Prlca Llrt oCn Pull Line of Coln -0perst.d Mathlna.. dispense with meetings during July, August and September. second hand EUROPE Operators shopping the 3d Street Radio Doctors one -stop last week included Neil Nate, Wisconsin Dells; Bob Kammerman, Racine; Ralph Klatt, Beaver Dam and Miller Music, Menasha.... Herb Wag- LOEWEN- AUTOMATEN BENELUX ner, G & W Vendors, South Milwaukee, is preparing plans for the Da9TRIBYTORS, community's annual Spectacle of Music. This will be the fifth year ANTWERP -(BELGIUM) Cadixstraat 43/45 2315 Olive Street, St. Louis 3, Mo. that Wagner is chairman of the event, Benn Oilman P h o n e 3 1 1 2 3 5 T e l e x Phone: MAin 1.3511, Cable Undid 0046-3433' (Continued on page 57) www.americanradiohistory.com :: ...... 156 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK JUNE 9, 1962 New Scoring FOR SALE SEE SHAFFER Ideas Marks Good Used Pinball Bally U.S.A.. $50.00 Easy Aces 60.00 Tic-lac-Toe 100.00 AND Ball Machine 6enco State Fair Eon 15.00 CHICAGO - Kecney's two - Bumper Pool Table 50.00 player Roll -a -Line, a new game, in- Send troduces a novel concept in diag- one -half deposit to STEP UP onal, vertical and horizontal CUERRINI'S scoring. 1211 W. 4th St. Lewistown, Pa. The principal of scoring involves the manual rolling of balls into COLLECTIONS numbered pockets on the playing field to establish five balls in a with this rebuilt equipment straight line. Side flipper buttons The World's operate a kicker bar at the rear of the playing field which kicks the Greatest ball back over the scoring pockets. SEEBURG One or two players may partici- Juke Box pate, with AO 160M $84950 six balls being allotted to each player. The game ends upon 222 SN 649.50 the completion of six frames per player. BOB BEAR, Wurlitser sales manager, shows the development of VI 200 295.00 There is one ball per play- ROWE-AMI er per frame. the firm's product from the original 10 -record P -10 of 1933 to the V 200 Model 2600. The only connection the two young ladies in 245.00 Scoring Features current the picture have with the subject is that they were born before Additional scores of 40 are ob- the P -10 went into production. 3 IN 1 tainable by completing extra ROCK-OLA five -in -lines vertically, horizontally Now Ready and /or diagonally. A free ball is 1455 $225.00 built into the center pocket to in- For Delivery crease scoring opportunities and en- able players to employ a variety WIRE -PHONE -WRITE TODAY of systems to compete for in -line AMI and high scoring. Send for Complete Lists Operating features of the Roll- ARCADE -GAMES -BINGOS K 200 RIDES -MUSIC $525.00 a -Line include a picture -frame glass -etc. 1200 450,00 backdoor which swings open for easy inspection or replacement of G 200 185.00 light bulbs, and a laminated plastic DAVID ROSEN iplayfield Exclusive A M I Dist. Ea. Pa. G 120 149.50 that resists wear. 855 N. BROAD STREET, PHU. 23, PA. The game is also available as PHONE CENTER 2.2903 Keeno -Ball with the match feature. Paul Huebsch, vice- president of J. POP CORN H. Keeney & Company, reports that the new unit has been produc- America's largest and Oldest ing substantial earnings on long lo- VENDOR cation tests. ONE -STOP Keeney $295,00 RECORD SERVICE! Fashion Show Continued from page 49 WURLfTZER EMPLOYEES gathered last week to celebrate the firm's petitive two- player action, and sev- 500,000th juke box, which came off the lines May Shown CIGARET eral 25. at scoring features designed to the of the get more play. end assembly line are, left to right: Farny R. Wurlitzer, chairman of the board; Harold D. Hutchinson, superintendent of 45RPH60c VENDORS Incorporated in the game is a final assembly; Fred H. Osborne, director of phonograph engi- new advancing value bonus with neering; Joseph B. Bors, superintendent of electrical assembly, All LP's -Regular Dis- Seeburg E -2 $250.00 the super Mystery Score section. and Roy F. There are five on Waltemade, vice -president. Seeburg E2XM places the game 250.00 to get bonus and mystery scores. tributor. Wholesale - Seeburg 800 E -1 195.00 Featured also are top rollovers which score up to 50 Eastern points, side Nothing Over Mark II 149.50 rollovers for target values and Mid -South Patrons Can't Stop three pop Eastern ( -10, C -12 69.50 bumpers for high score. Rowe The playing surface is made SAME DAY SERVICE 700 (20 Cal ) 174.50 of Loving That the new, hard -cote finish which ex- Charles Record Corsair, 20 Col. 114.50 tends playboard life. By ELTON WHISENHUNT John Dowdy, Ole Miss Music Stoner, 15 Col. 150.00 MEMPHIS Can't Company, Pontotoc, Miss., also re- THE -1 Stop Lov- ported that "I Can't Stop Loving Smoke Shop ing You" by on V.27 150.00 N. Y. Coinmen Ray Charles ABC - You" has climbed to the top of his MUSICAL SALES CO. Paramount is the No. 1 juke box National, 9 Col. Continued from page popularity meter in the past week, 99.50 49 number in Memphis and the - Mid and "Arkansas Twist" and "Having The Musical Sales Bldg. South, a spot check survey op- National, II Col. 149.50 Both Littleford and Orleck are of a Party" are climbing fast, getting Baltimore 1, Maryland being cited for their editorial erators by Billboard Music Week the sup- last week best play for new records he port of UM and for the efforts disclosed. has put out. expended by the two trade papers Paul Mauceli, Paul's Novelty on behalf Company, Greenville, Miss., said Charles Keene, Keene Amuse- SEEBURG of the Coin Machine ment Division campaigns. the tune is clicking the meter on Company, Union City, Tenn., his juke boxes in the No. I spot. said the other side of Cooké s rec- FOR SALE Several State and municipal of- Two other ord, "Bring It Home to Me," is ficials, disks breaking well in WALL among them Louis J. Lefko- the area are "Arkansas abolit his best now, with the other GAMES BOX Witz, New Twist" by York State Attorney Bobby Lec Trammell on the two disks running neck and neck. 3 WI Alley (100) Chrome $39.50 General, are expected to attend the CC Slar Rocket $85.00 affair. label, and "Having a Party," Frank Berretta, partner in Pop- backed with "Bring It Home to lar Tunes Record Shop, one -stop CC 14' Bowling league 75.00 Norma Rivers, Vassar recording Me," by Sans Cooke on RCA. which sells to all operators in Mem- CC Rode! Shuffle 35.00 artist, who was expected to appear, Drew Canale, Canale Enter- phis and the Mid- South, said the will not attend due to illness. prises, Inc., said Charles' number Charles record is No. I and the PHONOGRAPHS SNAPPER is doing the best business for him, three together are selling more to and the other two "are also play- operators than any other platters AMI 1200 5345.00 ing real well." MUSIC COMPANY now. KD Seeburg 315.00 Distributors Seeburg Wall Boxes, 3W1 33.50 of Seeburg AMI Wall Joe Ash says . . . Boxes, 200 Sec 47.50 Vending Equipment and DON'T Background CONTAS AMI 120 Sel. Sel. Wall Boxes 25.00 Music Sys- ACTIVE tems. Call. Write or Cable E PINBALLS Coble LEW10 849 North High Street MOVE THE LARGEST DISTRIBUTOR OF We are now distributors for Columbus until you send Postal Form 3573 to PINBALL CAMES IN THE WORLD! 8, Ohio Smokeshoppe and Gottlieb. Exclusive Gottlieb end Rock-Ole Distributor for Enters Phone: AXmineter 4 Billboard Music Week -4614 2160 Patterson P...ffiv.ni.r South Jersey and Delaware. Offices St., Cincinnati 14, 0., in and you won't miss a single `tin ca,tzer Distributing Co CINCINNATI AND CLEVELAND issue of your subscription! AMUSEMENT MAC/f/NES CO. Exclusive Wartime, Distributor 666 N Brood St. Phila. 30, Pa. 1301 N. Capitol Ave. 329 W. Ninth 51. You can ALWAYS dépend POplor 9 -4495 India"""' tre 61VE TO DAMON RUNYON CANCER FUND on ACIlVf All WAYS w,ar or .,,ire for prke, TeI.: (Ií-6969 Tel.: MElrose 5.1593 Tel.: AtA2 f 6969 www.americanradiohistory.com JUNE 9, 1962 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK FOR SALE 57 UPRIGHTS Exclusive Chicago Area IMPORTERS Wild Cat Red Arrow Distributor for =Tad Diamond Gat Touchdown SEND FOR Twin super =d can WURLITZER Write to OUE'Ve I'E 1111 W. nth Sf. Lewistown, Pe. PHONOGRAPHS FREE and PARTS 1962 CATALOG the NEW feature for 1962 64 Pages -Fully _ Illustrated. EEBURG _ _ -\ Continued from page 55 COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE CINCINNATI NÓTTS I 11 Directional `11 Joe Kline A Wally Finke The Automatic Phonograph Owners Association discussed the 1750 W. NORTH AVE. CHICAGO 22, ILLIN015 Dickens 2 -0500' validity of contracts at its recent monthly meeting. Stereo Sam Chester, Diamond Vending Company, has returned from the true magnificence Vandalia, Ohio, where he bought an Arabian horse.... Joe Westerhaus, NO SUBSTITUTE FOR QUALITY FLIPPER Pioneer Vending, back from Chicago, where he attended the MOA WANT TO BU]' BINGOS PIN GAMES .I Caf., 2 Pl. slg of 33 1/3 stereo convention. Clint Sharkey and Jack Pierce, also associated with Pioneer GOTTLIEB 5700 Draglon. nN 1-= Du." 1 Vending, attended, as did Harold Hoffman, Royal Broadway . right at the phonograph! Distributing. Lite -A -Card Allas Co', 0 Mrs. Myrtle Bigner, wife of Ray Bigner, Bigner Music Company, test Capt. Kidd Sweet Header SiouX Mademoiselle ate+e r eFlmroe iersroonP'. who has been confined in St. Francis Hospital for the past six weeks, Wagon Train Texan l ic. s s Siam Merry-Go-Round Kewple Letltr 73 HI -Diver has returned to her home where she will be convalescing for the next Palm Eplinga 63 Doll Poto Finish Okla- MeppY Da'. Playflme 73 Hef Rod few weeks. homa Flying Circus MenhaHan r3 la saw Show Boat Lancers Cor - Mezi co íaó11ó , Charles Kanter, Ace Sales Company, moved his place of business ral Big Casino HiDiver u» f Vine Roto Pool Criss Cross Pere Éa from McMicken Avenue, to 1714 Street.... Lawrence A. Kane Sea la r. Jr., legal counsel for the association, will move his offices from the Tri- Sunshine SIN.' Pretty Touch Down Lightning BM, Miss Complet Dut unsho State Building to the Carew Tower on June I. Elinor Batte Annabelle. SIS seers per machin shopPing Silve OUT MINNESOTA WAY f r- SPECIAL ht Flush 10 AMI 0 -200 MUSIC sre eeplechsse Vending machines continue to be the chief target of burglars in noxrs. uP r Clrcuf. 2 i. .... íèf MAK! US AN OFFER. ßlá umDe. 2 TOP EARNINGS St. Paul. On a recent weekend they pried open a number of them and dlafor, 1 PI. IN escaped with an undetermined amount of cash. Three vending machines Dlsf rlUlor, ear WURL Tr ER, L MIDWAY. were forced open at the Industrial Steel Company, 1177 Como Avenue, UNITED, DOTTLIEB EVERY TYPE OF LOCATION by burglars who forced a side door to gain entrance. Four machines were at 1013 EVERYWHERE opened Hetfield- Queenan, Inc., automobile dealer at VELIAND (O University Avenue. At Kobb Rambler Company, 654 University Ave- EXCHAN E nue, two machines were opened and the change removed At the Twist MACHINE AYE., Is. OHIO 205 a was of 2029 PROSPECT CLEVELAND Inn, Forbes Street, cigaret machine robbed coins. The Mid- All Phones. Toner 16715 west Coin Service Company, 485 Selby Avenue, reported the theft of WE HAVE $12 from a desk drawer. IT- F : zrz`\<`:::: .: ::::"7:me;:::1'ttn nt\rmm\auuzzza,a\Q\ \::: Viking Vending, Minneapolis, has been conducting a series of YOU NEED IT schools the past few Monday nights on the operation of the Bally coffee machines. The school has been in charge of Freeman Woodhall, AL L DAV I S-GUARANTEED Let us send It to your sales engineer for the Bally Seeburg Company.... Jim Warren is the Reconditioned-Refinished Phonographs Send us your order with a small down new shipping clerk at All- Record Sales, Minneapolis one -stop. o 0 payment and what you need will M Among operators in the Twin Cities recently were Harry and SEEBURG WURLITZER 1650 89 on its way. John Galop, Menominee, Wis.; Bun Mraz, Brainerd, Minn.; George ; 195 Wohlers, Stillwater, Jim Stansfield, Winona, Weber, 0 M100B $135 2000 0 Minn.; Minn.; Joe 2250 295 Blue Earth, Minn.; Hank Krueger, Fairfax, Minn., and Jim Stoup, 2300 425 Children's Rides HF100G 285 Greenwich, Minn. 2300 Stereo 495 1 Dopey Duck $100.00 Operators are slowly regaining some of the locations they lost as VL200 295 1 Lary Bones Dog 110.00 the result of buildings being torn down for the lower loop redevelop- SEEBURG WALLBOX, $35 % 1 Capitol Palomino ment project in Minneapolis as new bars and relocate and 575 110.00 taverns 201DH 3W1, 100 Sel..... reopen.... As the strike of The Minneapolis Star and went into 4 Bert Lane MerryGo Oounds 175.00 Tribune its seventh week, some operators say that the strike has hurt their 220S 595 4 Lee MerryGo.Rounds á 175.00 business downtown. They pointed out that it has kept people from L 222S 669 AMI 3 Bert Lane Lancers 225.00 coming into the downtown area. $ H2O0 339 1 Exhibit Rudolph the Jack carter of Midwest Novelty Company, St. Paul, is back from A0160SH 869 1200 425 Reindeer 100.00 a business trip to Fort Smith, Ark., and also visited Little Rock and Hot Springs. He reports that he enjoyed the baths and the "Las Vegas" Termsr 1 Exhibit Trigger 200,00 l'S deposit required. atmosphere there. Don Lyons P 20 Exhibit Big Broncos 200.00 South 0 `",e TENNESSEE TALK 1 Modern DìsFq Co: Exclusive Seeburg D ö ro,f 1 í/j Memphis News: Anna Jeanne Linde Il, secretary fo r Sammons - rle East E Bivd. 3222 Tejon Street. Denver Il, Colo --'- Svracuw 1 N V., U. 3. A. Pennington Company for several years, was married May 25 and left % - Phone: GRanif. 5.1 671 Phono GRand 7.6834 her position. Her husband is well -to -do Sam Newman, owner of Ar Code 51S / Newman Insurance Company and considerable real estate. The couple ál\:.\,i\\.`..:\:L\:".`.:?i..a.\.,....`üáCOGr`á:i;:;ì.O.:a...aO`.\\\.`.'aM,Ó is honeymooning in . George Sammons, of the N. I 110015. N. INDIANA and Jamaica.. president company and her boss, is recovering from an auto wreck in Arkansas IOWA OPERATORS -WE HAVE III in March in which he suffered a back injury. He is still wearing a DON'T MISS THIS DEAL TO GET A 60 MEB'S NEW 2 PLAYEN brace, but has been back at work for some time. Only thing is he can't drive for a while. . . . Robert Goad, president of Game Sales Fa shion Show Company, was in Hot Springs recently for the Hot Springs Open golf has Sttyot FAtuenreis ed Appeal tournament. Clinton Collins, Crystal Amusement Company, Grenada, ghet o FREEgm _WATCN Fo r Details See Page 58. Miss, went with him. For Profits-ORDER TODAY! AROUND ARKANSAS MEN'S OR LADIES' Simply send as year order for . Hot Springs operators have it good this of WANTED- 60mIE6 time year. The writer 20 taus or more of ... - observed a town full of vacationers, conventioners and visitors for the LI1EACARD ATLAS CONTEST baths pouring out money on a good time. Reporting best collections (APT. KIDD SWEET SIOUX ever, and they've been increasing right along over the were W. E. SLICK MADEMOISELLE WAGON TRAIN years, TEXAN MERRY.GO.ROUND Lewis, Lewis Novelty Co.; J. Earl Gill, Gill Amusement Co.; Wilbur SHUFFLEBOARD KEWPIE DOLL FOTO FINISH Green, Spa Amusement Co.; Van Eddinger, Van Eddinger Music Co.; OKLAHOMA FLYING CIRCUS Phil Marks, Phil Marks Amusement Co.; R. G. Jennings, Jennings SHOW BOAT LANCERS Coin Machine Co. Elton Whisenhunt WAR CORRAL BIG CASINO and you will ía1í U DIVER ROTO POOL West FIá - ana Mgrahom (RISS (ROSS SUNSHINE Mens or ladi: mid. n. rka midi k bee e s.Y La,k 4 n SITTIN' PRETTY LIGHTNING BALL Sam Keys, partner in Apollo Music Company, has returned fol- worth -e,arr rials, one ftq. pa t emrnq mambo t MISS ANNABELLE beovafa ward, 0,.arh ,___b_ s lowing a lengthy visit to Los Angeles.... Jerry Harris, Denver Seeburg Swim weed h.4 deck Y Nobs Sm d mpio 20 can orde,l Ordws feed W, dart Can Also Use All Olher Gottlieb distributor, is enlarging his showroom and office in anticipation of a P'd.4 wt... Pued, anal be in Dy lull lam, 4a rr.aeik eay,y. Games Made Since 19581 busier 1962 summer tourist season.... Mr. and Mrs. Jess Carr, bulk 1062. Slick Wax tow. PAL UM FACTORY laYIO WAIIANrD TOP PRICES PAID route operators, are planning an extended vacation on the West Coast 24-1 lb. cons to are a 54.70 per case this year. MAIL THIS COUPON TO, f00 oued At least five new penny arcades are under construction or in the suck UM CO., 207 ADM cc, u.Als o L WES :K'S BEST BUYS! planning stage in Denver shopping centers, having proven an excep- Sm el s of Slick wax. Corn! elotely Reconditioned tionally profitable investment in these family- attracting areas. Walter 1 pro. 0- Meni [¡'Ladies. 0 Sah wakhee. MIDWAY RED BALL $105 Morris, Denver phonograph operator, started the ball rolling with a 1114. condone speed was for over 2S year. favored Name UNITED CAPITOL 150 30- machine unit in the West Alameda Shopping Center, near a brand - for . amer, m uniform UNITED CLIPPER 150 new discount -house department store. Bob Latimer ...nuance, letter conrror. Company x-ame. Both Gary Sinclair and Walt Poteet of Wurlitzer were in town Company Address Since 1111 recently to plan service schools for operators and their mechanics in Tie SUCS AMA Gee., NATIONAL City & state the Denver -Colorado Springs -Pueblo area.... Mike Savio, president of ter ere e 3/- erk M. J. COI I MACHINE EXCHANGE Draco Sales Company, is celebrating his 20th year as a Wurlitzer THIS OFFER EMUS JULY 300, !Flt 1411 -13 Diveruy Chicago 14, III. distributor.... Leo Negri, former partner at Draco Sales Company, IUckinghare 1 -8211 has joined the staff of Jerry Harris, recently appointed Seeburg dis- tributor in Denver. GIVE TO DAMON RUNYON CANCER FUND www.americanradiohistory.com 38 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK JUNE 9, 1962 the Original ELDORADO Diffused Stereo Speaker Sound Imitated but never duplicated MARK I MARK III Ups Denver Niterÿ s Phono Take 77 "x45" 92"x52" MARK II MARK IV Continued from page 49 collection of speakers on the upper wall. The 82"x46" 106"x58" Trade Winds management even came out with each side of a low divider which separates a Why settle for less a "stereo cocktail" advertised with tent cards on than the best? slightly elevated table area from the dance floor the tables. guy a proven product and orchestra platform, two more on each side of Worth the Trouble divider . . at II leading a right -angle separating the bar proper A look at the books shows that the extra time distributors from the dance floor and table- service section, and effort which went into engineering this stereo two more on the rear wall of the table service system was more than worth while. During the area, another pair in the ceiling, and another pair first week after the installation, volume in the coin just over the door, beaming their output to con- box went from $98.95 to $135.25. On the second IRVING KAYE CO., INC. verge with the others in the center of the dance week, volume was $1.15 less. Since then, collec- Y 3-1200 floor area. 363 Prospect Place Brooklyn 38, N. tierlin g tions have averaged between $132 and $136 Each of the speakers used is a custom -made per week, despite the fact that there is only seven one, built by Huber, an acknowledged bug on the hours of playing time a day. subject, using his own baffles, a custom enclosure It isn't unusual, according to the Simeon and top -quality CV speaker cones. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED OR WILL TRADE brothers, for a customer to load up the accumu- Balanced Tone lator section of the juke box, punching only stereo CALL - WRITE - WIRE - IMMEDIATE DELIVERY In engineering the system, Huber and Clark music -menu listings, which are separately identi- MUSIC GAMES -ARCADE arranged for balanced tone and mixture no matter fied in red on the selection boards. the time customer isn't familiar 2 A M Cont. 2-2005 3 KEENEY EL RANCHO -New where a customer would be, making several "Much of the is 5 A M Cont. 2-100S 8 CANDID CAMERA -New changes before the final effective solution was with the selection at all, but so long as it in 3 A M Cont. 2.100M 2 BALLY WHIZZ SHUFFLE determined. stereo, he wants to hear it," Bill Simeon said. 2 A M Cont. 1-200 3 CONTINENTAL BOWLER -New Once the equipment wd3. in, requiring about "Although there has been plenty of publicity on 2 A M H-200 2 UNITED PLAYBOY two weeks for installation and testing, the Trade stereo music of late, there are still far more people 38 A M D-80 10 Asst'd KIDDIE RIDES Winds' young owners (Ron is 23, Bill 26) began who do not understand the principle, and who WE NEED FOR EXPORT -WILL BUY OR TRADE on a real selling job. have never consciously listened to it before. Tell- ing them that they now had the opportunity is SEEBURG R- 161 -201 GOTTLIEB GAMES Cocktail waitresses were instructed to mention BALLY LUCKY BOWLER, 14 Ft. WILLIAMS GAMES the stereo music, and point out the obviously large our best sales asset," he concluded. BALLY TROPHY BOWLER -14 Ft. CLIPPER SHUFFLE WILLIAMS 10 STRIKE CAPITOL SHUFFLE BALLY ALL STARS LIGHTNING SHUFFLE lack of consideration on the play- er's part is responsible for most of Wire- Write -Telephone CABLE ADDRESS: REDOING the cue damage we suffer. In ad- REDD DISTRIBUTING CO., INC. Chalk One Up for Joe: dition, pool cues protruding from 176 Lincoln Street, Boston (Brighton) 35, Mess. PHONE: Algonquin 4-4040. the tables while in use are an SEEBURG DIST. IN 5 STATES -BALLY DISTRIBUTORS- CHICOIN FACTORY REPS. not accident hazard. If EuroPe Sgein-Nord, a location has RhÑnr ra.n.e2izWr:errn GeC.n.nv. iei. in¢éldtíeélzItRehlen2 He Saved Cues' Lives available wall space near a pool game, our men are instructed to MILWAUKEE -Joe Pelligrino, of them are sold to other operators ask for permission to install a cue partner in the PAP Distributing at $3.50 each. rack. Wherever the have installed Company here, has turned a liabil- According to Pelligrino, pool our racks, the costs of cue replace- MOVING? e e e ity into an asset. P &P had been cue replacements have been a ments have dropped." Get Form 3573 from your Postman or at local Postoffice (it's going for a bundle replacing pool steady drain on company profits. The racks are built to hold sit free) fill it in completely and mail to: Billboard Music Week, cues on its locations. "Most people are careless with the cues, though most games carry only In Pelligrino, a pool cues when with them He 2160 Patterson St., Cincinnati 14, Ohio. desperation, they play four. built them originally of skilled wood worker, decided to in tavern locations," he said. basswood, but his plans now call Do It Now . . . Avoid Loss of Issues! make his own racks. These racks "They neglect to slide then into for using birch or maple -woods not only go into the firm's own the protective slots in the tables that can take a more attractive locations, but a substantial number when they finish their games. This ish. NEW! Advancing Value Bonus with Super Mystery Score Section! Five Places to get bonus and mystery acore . "vsar.^-'- Making bonus advances target value disc Top rollovers score up to 50 points Side rollovers score target values 3 -pop bumpers for high score new "Hard -Cote" Finish Extends Playboard Life to an All -Time High! 1140.30 N. 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