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Marketing... Epic, Col Custom 'Hot' Wave September I, 1973 NEWSPAPER $1.25 New Stress Needed On Gift Value Of Recordings (Ed) ... RCA Goes Double Inventory In StereoIQuad Marketing... Epic, Col Custom 'Hot' Wave... Zappa, Cohen, Glickman Label...2nd Kirshner TV'er: Allurans ...Col Inks Billy Joel ...Court Gains Vs. Pirates... , BtT TE MI VINE /MISS M(arvelous) www.americanradiohistory.com You're the Best Thing That Ever Happened to Me:' It's the best thing to happen to Ray Price since "For the Good Times!' `You're the Best Thing That Ever Happened to Me" is already No 12 with a bullet on the country charts. And more and more Top -40 stat_ons are adding Ray's song to their playlists every week. "You're the Best Thing That Ever Happened to Me" was written by one of today's most prolif_c songwriters, JimWeatherly, whose last two songs,"Neither One of Us (Wants to Be the First to Say Goodbye)" and "Where Peaceful Waters Flow," both be- gan on the country charts and turned into national hits. "You're the Best Thing That Ever Happened to lie=' Ray Prices new single. 4-4 5889 On Columbia Records cot tY1BlA.-jeleARC4S REG 4,41NED IN Sa.: www.americanradiohistory.com /diu /7i/k\\ 1\Q NAM THE INTERNATIONAL MUSIC -RECORD WEEKLY %iriiiW ti UI, Ca,h ox Vol. XXXV - Number 12/September 8, 1973 Publication Office/119 West 57th Street, New York, New York 10019/Telephone: Judson 6-2640/Cable Address Cash Box, N. Y. GEORGE ALBERT President and Publisher MARTY OSTROW Executive Vice President IRV LICHTMAN Vice President and Director of Editorial CHRISTIE BARTER West Coast Manager Editorial New Stress Needed New York KENNY KERNER ARTY GOODMAN DON DROSSELE Hollywood RON BARON On Gift Value BARRY McGOFFIN Research MIKE MARTUCCI Research Manager BOBBY SIEGEL Of Recordings Advertising Some years ago, any number of labels took advantage of the ED ADLUM gift -buying season by formulating merchandising campaigns-some Art Director WOODY HARDING of them elaborate, some modest-that stressed the continuing pleasure derived by the recipient of a recording. It's true that Coin Machine & Vending ED ADLUM Christmas product per se today is not stressed in view of the Manager DON DROSSELL saturation of Holiday product over the years, save for the occasional CAMILLE COMPASIO, Chicago album that features a newer recording personality. Circulation Be that as it may, yet the industry should be telling a general THERESA TORTOSA Manager catalog story during its most active period of the year. The tale has is HOLLYWOOD often been cited before, but it's been neglected of late. And that CHRISTIE BARTER that an LP or tape is still an exceptional entertainment buy and in 6565 Sunset Blvd. (Suite 525), Hollywood, Calif. 90028 Phone: (213) Hollywood 9-2966 view of an immense catalog of all kinds of music (as well as spoken - NASHVILLE word) available, a recording can be easily obtained that will please JUANITA JONES 806 16th Ave. South, Nashville, Tenn. 37203 all who own a phonograph. Phone: (615) 244-2898 That "entertainment buy" we speak of has taken on added lustre CHICAGO CAMILLE COMPASIO in recent years by virtue of the multiple, specially -priced album 29 E. Madison St., Chicago, Ill. Phone: (312) Fl 6-7272 package. They consist of strong stereo -age product covering all ENGLAND types of music and artists. Surely, the many companies that have DORRIIS LAND be regarding gift -giving merchandis- 3 Cori St.. London WI marketed such product should Phone: 01.7342374 ing as a perfect vehicle for such product. ARGENTINA We recall years ago, the RIAA sponsored a running tag line MIGUEL SMIRNOFF that Belgrano 3252, Piso 4 "B" Buenos Aires, Argentina in advertising that brought the gift -giving concept across. Phone: 89-6796 consumer This approach, we believe, has even greater merit today. Despite a CANADA a higher consumer WALT GREALIS number of factors that could be cited to justify 6 Brerstcliffe Road, Toronto 17, Ontario, Canada of recordings today do not Phone: (416) 425-0257 price -scale for recordings, the price reflect what many consider a runaway -inflation economy. The "Best FRANCE FRANK LI PSI K Buy" in entertainment concept is truer than ever. S Rue Alfred Dormeuil- 78 Croissy Phone: 225-26-31 We realize that time is short in developing extensive gift -season HOLLAND campaigns for this year, but a modest start for years to come can PAUL ACKET a For the Theresiastraat 59-63, The Hague still take place on various levels, especially on local level. Phone: 837700 latter area, retailers, too, should be devising concepts of their own, ITALY for your best buy in gift - GABRIELE G. ABBATE stressing that they are "headquarters Viala A. Doria 10, 20124 Milano giving, a recording." BELGIUM In the belief that the industry has done little of late to bring home ETIENNE SMET Postbus 56, B-2700 Sint-Niklaas to the consumer the value inherent in the purchase of a recording Phone: (03) 76-54-39 on all levels should AUSTRALIA for one's own use or for gift -buying, the business PETER SMITH be merchandising along these lines, keeping in mind that there are 40 Winters Way, Doncaster 3108, Victoria, Australia many gift -giving seasons in the year besides the upcoming Holiday JAPAN Adv. Mgr. season. And to cite a recording campaign of some years ago, re- SACHIO SAITO I-11-2-Chome Shinbashi, Minato -Ku, Tokyo cordings are the "gift that keeps on giving." Phone: 504-1651 Editorial Mgr. FUMIYO TACHIBANA I-I1-2-Chome Shinbashi, Minato -Ku, Tokyo Phone: 504-1651 SUBSCRIPTION RATES $35 per year anywhere in the U.S.A., Published weekly at 34 N. Crystal St., E. Strouds- burg. Psi. by Cash Box, 119 West 57th St., New York, N.Y. 10019. Second class postage paid at New York, N.Y., U.S.A. rind additional offices. Copyright © 1973 by The Cash Box Publishing Co., Inc. All rights reserved. Copyright under Universal Copyright Convention. www.americanradiohistory.com DELTA DAWN ROCKY MOUNTAIN WAY 68 AS TIMES GOES BY Helen Reddy-Capitol 3645 2 6 Joe Walsh-Dunhill 4361 54 63 Nilsson-RCA 0039 73 78 2 LET'S GET IT ON 36 BILLION DOLLAR BABIES 69 RHAPSODY IN BLUE Marvin Gaye-Tamla T54234 1 2 Alice Cooper-Warner Brothers 7724 40 45 Deodato-CTI 76 89 3 BROTHER LOUIE GHETTO CHILD Stories-Kama Sutra 577 3 1 LET ME IN Spinners-Atlantic 2973 51 61 Osmond Bros. (MGM/Kolob 14617) WE'RE AN AMERICAN BAND 38 LOVING ARMS Grand Funk-Grand Funk 3660 (Dist: Capitol) 8 19 ANGIE Dobie Gray-MCA 40110 39 41 Rolling Stones (Rolling Stones RS -19105) LOVES ME LIKE A ROCK 39 FUTURE SHOCK Paul Simon-Columbia 4-45907 9 18 Curtis Mayfield-Curtom 1987 41 46 72 JUST DON'T WANT TO BE LONELY Ronnie 87 6 SAY, HAS ANYBODY SEEN 40 THERE IT IS Dyson-Columbia 45867 77 MY SWEET GYPSY ROSE Tyrone Davis-Dakar 4523 (Dist: Brunswick) 42 48 FAREWELL ANDROMEDA Dawn-Bell 45-374 7 9 John Denver-RCA 0067 83 7 LIVE & LET DIE 41 TWISTING THE NIGHT AWAY Rod Stewart-Mercury 73412 43 49 Paul McCartney & Wings-Apple 1863 4 3 HEARTBEAT-IT'S A LOVEBEAT The Defranco Family -20th Century 2030 91 97 HALF-BREED 42 I'VE GOT SO MUCH TO GIVE Cher-MCA 40102 16 22 Barry White -20th Century 2042 46 52 MIDNIGHT TRAIN TO GEORGIA SATURDAY NIGHT'S ALRIGHT HEY GIRL (I LIKE YOUR STYLE) Gladys Knight & The Pips-Buddah 383 85 FOR FIGHTING Temptations-Gordy 7131 50 60 76 SUMMER (FIRST TIME) Elton John-MCA 40105 13 17 44 FREEDOM FOR THE STALLION Bobby Goldsboro-United Artists 251 80 85 10 HERE I AM Hues Corporation-RCA 0900 47 53 77 WALKING ON BACK Al Green (Hi 2247) (Dist: London) 11 12 45 BABY I'VE BEEN MISSING YOU Edward Bear-Capitol 3683 78 81 11 GYPSY MAN Independents-Wand 11258 36 37 OUTLAW MAN War-United Artists XW 281 12 14 46 THE LAST THING ON MY MIND Eagles-Asylum 11025 (Dist: Atlantic) 88 - HIGHER GROUND Neil Diamond-MCA 40092 48 55 Stevie Wonder-Tamla 54235 26 44 NEVER LET YOU GO Bloodstone-London 87 13 TOUCH ME IN THE MORNING IN THE MIDNIGHT HOUR 1051 Cross Country-Atco 6934 53 62 Diana Ross-Motown 772L 6 4 BASKETBALL JONES 14 ARE YOU MAN ENOUGH? KEEP ON TRUCKIN' Cheech & Chong-Ode 66038 (Dist: A&M) 90 - Eddie Kendricks-Tamla 54238 59 75 Four Tops-Dunhill 4354 14 15 81 NUTBUSH CITY LIMITS 15 IF YOU WANT ME TO STAY YES WE CAN CAN Ike & Tina Turner-United Artists 298 84 96 Sly & Family Stone-Epic 1107 15 16 Pointer Sisters-Blue Thumb 229 61 70 82 ASHES TO ASHES 16 ANGEL 50 BAD BAD LEROY BROWN 5th Dimension-Bell 45-380 79 84 Aretha Franklin-Atlantic 2969 17 20 23 Jim Croce-ABC 11359 49 ALL I KNOW THAT LADY 51 MUSCRAT LOVE Garfunkel (Columbia 45926) Isley Brothers-T-Neck 2251 (Dist: Columbia) 27 35 America-Warner Bros. 7725 55 64 84 MAKE ME TWICE THE MAN 18 I BELIEVE IN YOU JIMMY LOVES MARY -ANNE New York City-Chelsea 0025 (Dist: RCA) 89 95 Johnnie Taylor-Stan 0161 5 7 Looking Glass-Epic 11001 60 65 85 PEACEMAKER MY MARIA Albert Hammond-Mums (Dist: Columbia) 86 88 B. W. Stevenson-RCA 0030 23 29 53 STONED OUT OF MY MIND Chi-Lites-Brunswick 55500 57 67 SUCH A NIGHT 20 GET DOWN Dr. John (Atco 45-6937) - Gilbert O'Sullivan-Mam 3629 18 5 YOU GOT ME ANYWAY 87 SUMMER IN THE CITY 1217 63 73 RAMBLIN' MAN Sutherland Brothers & Quiver-Capitol Quincy Jones-A&M 1455 92 Allman Bros.-Capricorn 0027 45 68 GET IT TOGETHER 88 SLICK The Jackson 1277 66 77 22 UNEASY RIDER 5-Motown Willie Hutch-Motown 1252 94 Charlie Daniels-Kama Sutra 576 10 11 (Dist: Buddah) TONIGHT 89 EVERYBODY BUT ME FREE RIDE Raspberries-Capitol 3610 64 73 G.
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