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CB Names Inigo r CBS Inf'l Makes Host Of Rep Deals '68 'Grand Gala' Most Successfal Ever NEW YORK—CBS International has Disk, Tune Deals AMSTERDAM—Piet Beishuizen, di- and then there was Sandy Posey. In completed a number of publishing and In a combination recording and pub- rector of the C.C.G.C. (Committee Col- her inimitable way she performed record deals, according to Sol Rabin- lishing deal for Latin America, Rabin- lective Gramaphone Campaign) can some of the hits that made her fa- owitz, director of records acquisitions owitz announced the acquisition of look back to the most successful mous throughout the world and made and publishing operations. “Boogaloo Down Broadway” by The “Grand Gala Du Disque” that ever has her appearance in Holland unforget- Fantastic Johnny C. Distribution been organized in Holland. Every- table. Buffy Sainte-Marie was un- Catalog Deals rights for the recent chart single, as thing went shipshape and the program known to the Dutch people and the not only struck the people in the audi- audience had a little difficulty getting The entire catalogs of several well as for the “Boogaloo Down torium with great enthusiasm but the used to her style. Udo Jurgens is a United States publishers will now be Broadway” album, have been obtained millions of televiewers as well. The performer who needs more than the available for sub-publishing by CBS from Landa Records for CBS Inter- long proigram was televised in colour available ten minutes he had to get International publishing companies in national affiliates throughout Latin I for the first time. Also for the first warmed up, but nevertheless he show- various parts of the world. Sub-pub- America. R.ights to sub-publish the hit plus other songs in the album have time at a Dutch Grand Gala the super- ed his skill and he will be back soon L lishing rights for the catalogs of Jay- iority of American show business was in Holland for a big one man show. paul and Robwil Music, subsidiaries of been obtained from Dandelion Music f for CBS International publishing op- conclusively proved by the appearance ‘The Happy Organ’, Mr. Jimmy Smith ! Records, have been obtained for MTA of siuch stars as Nancy Wilson, the showed the people how to handle the all of the erations in the same area. The Booga- ; parts the world excluding Four Tops, Jimmy Smith, Vikki Carr, Hammond organ but somehow he did United iStates, Canada and Spain. loo is currently the most important Sandy Posey and Buffy Sainte-Marie. not seem to have his day. The undis- CBiS publishing companies through- dance craze sweeping Latin America. The program being of such superior puted highlight of the evening was the out Latin America will sub-publish CBS International has also acquired quality, one harly noticed the absence performance of Esther and Abi Ofar- Bill Lowery’s Lowery Music Catalog. both distribution and sub-publishing of the overworked Gilbert Becaud, the im. Promoting their British No. 1 hit The cataloig of Bob Crewe’s Saturday rights in England, the Benelux coun- ski-accident-struck Roy Black, and “Cinderella - Rockefella” in Holland and Genius Music will be exploited by tries and iLatin America for Barbara Donovan, who did not return his con- they stole the hearts of the Dutch CBS publishers in Brazil and other chart recording of “Oh How tract. people and had to come back for an parts of Latin America. Greenwood, Mason’s disc released here encore. This lovely couple has such a Blackhawk and IDayton Music will all It Hurts.” The was The Program simple, unaffected air that it strikes be available for sub-publishing by on Arctic Records and was published The show was opened by one of you right in the heart. Last but not CBS in Mexico and Central America. by Blockbuster Music. Belgium’s top artists. Will Tura, sing- least, came the Four tops. Singing, ing ballads in the Dutch language. He shouting, dancing, swinging and hand- cleared the way for the Romnanian clapping they catapulted their hits pianist Eugen Cicero. Cicero is a man into the audience, providing an explo- with a sound classical background sive finale to the program. ^Dr, Dolittle’ Comes To Italy; which he showed in his opening num- ber. He played a mixture of Beethoven Eldison Awards and Mozart works in a jazz-concep- Rita Pavone Records Two Numbers tion. Then along came such artists as This was the seventh time the Edi- the Dutch Ramses Shaffy, the charm- son Awards were igiven. The judges were Ben Bunders, Anton Kersjes, Co MILAN—After a strong publicity and “I Have Never Seen Anything Like ing French lady singer/pianist, Bar- de Kloet, Nico Knapper, Rob Touber promotion campaign, planned and ar- It.” The single has been issued by Ri- bara, fully dressed in black, and the and chairman Dolf van der Linden, ranged by 20th Century-Fox Films cordi on the Ritaland label, which is Spanish flamenco guitar player Mani- devoted to Miss Pavone’s recordings. tas de Plata. And tJien the scene conductor of the Metropole Orchestra. : promotion man Don Angel, the motion Edisons were awarded to: the Beach f picture “Doctor IDolittle” finally ar- 20th Century-Fox has made a film opened for Vikki Carr. Dressed in a Boys, the Beatles, Boy’s Big Band, rived in Italy and was heralded as a of Miss Pavone singing the songs, and long gown she quite fascinated the John Coltrane, Ouby and the Blizzards, great success by the crtics. this film is being used to help preview audience with her wonderful voice. Donovan, Jean Ferrat, the Four Tops, Angel came up with the idea of “Doctor Dolittle” in major Italian After a small intermezzo with the Boudewijn de Groot, Frank having top Italian songstress Rita Pa- theaters. Miss Pavone will also pre- Diutch Boudewijn de Groot and a fun- Sinatra, Ramses Shaffy and the vone record two songs from “Doctor sent both songs in a special TV show ny sketch by the announcers of the co-operators of the albums “Zo Zingt De Jordaan”, Dolittle,” and she has waxed a single devoted jointly to her and “Doctor show there was another highlight: “Bah . September” and carrying “Talk To The Animals” and Dolittle.” Miss Nancy Wilson. iShe did about “Op iSchool- five songs and with her reading of reis”. The awards were distributed to “Strike Up The Band” she reached a the artists or their representatives by brilliant height. Starting the second the announcers of the show, Wim Roger Williams To Japan Marble Arch For Holland part of the show were a Dutch pop Sonnevald and Ina van Faassen. , AMSTERDAM, HOLLAND — Ne- group, Cuby and the Blizzards, who In all ways, the Grand Gala Du Roger Williams, Kapp NEW YORK— gram’s sales activities in Holland re- played a John Mayall-type number. Disque 1968 was the best ever. Records star, is heading for Japan, re- cently have been very strongly influ- Betty Reinman, general manager ports enced by the launching of Marble of Kapp International. He starts with Arch—the budget line series released i personal appearances and press con- successfully in Britain by Pye Records. ferences in Tokyo on March 27. Then, Murray & Callender In U.S. CB Names Inigo The introduction of this line issued Williams, currently the subject of only on stereo in Holland was accom- LONDON—Songwriters Mitch Mur- greatest promotion campaign New Spanish Rep Kapp’s panied by a large advertising cam- ray and Peter Callender are currently ' to date, begins concerts, doing two in on a visit NEW YORK—Jose Maria Inigo has paign. Retailing at Dfl 7.50, over 10-day to America. March 28 and then March been appointed the new Spanish rep- Tokyo, 29, 30,000 albums were sold within 14 days Murray, a free lance writer and March 31 in Osaka, and resentative of Cash Box. Born in Bil- 30 in Nagoya, of release. Callender, formerly professional man- for a simulcast, and bao on June 4, 1943, he has been a dee- back to Tokyo Negram’s managing director Robert ager of Shapiro-Bernstein, recently then a network show and his final jay since he was 16. He worked for TV Oeges and label manager Hans Officier merged their talents and formed In concert in Tokyo on April finishing Radio Bilbao for a year and a half i 5, had extensive talks with Geoffrey Tune Ltd. to concentrate on their entertaining at the Yokosuka and thep was London representative at off with Bridge, (International Manager) and songwriting activities. base on April 6 before re- the BBC of the Spanish Broadcasting U.S. Naval Harry Castle (Export Manager) of In Tune also comprises a publishing * turning to this country. Pye Records in order to lay plans for outlet and first copyright in the new the maximum exploitation of the company was “Bonnie and Clyde” (a Marble Arch series in Holland. Both Murray-Callender composition) which Geoffrey Bridge and Harry Castle at- took Geongie Fame to No. 1 in Britain NY Court Confirms tended the Grand Gala du Disque. Bob on CBS. “Bonnie and Clyde” also Oeges reports one of the biggest sell- scored heavily in European charts and Raphael Decision ers in the pop line is “iStars of 68” and is now shooting its way into the Amer- the classical best seller so far “The ’ NEW YORK—The Supreme Court of Warsaw Concerto”. ican Top 10. As well as acquainting Justice of the State of New York has America with their songwriting abili- confirmed the temporary injunction ties past, present and future—Mur- Elvis — passed on Dec.
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