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J2P and P2J Ver 1 116 The , il1Lr)rir,1 s llusir PupularitY ({harle . COUNTRY & WESTERN RECORDS MAYS 1SS Ì' This Week's C& W Best Buys FOLK TALENT C& W Best Sellers in Stores FOR SURVEY WEEK ENDING APRR ,',SOAP) -Bobby Helms 30619 RECORD' ere ranked la order of choir current Sg JACQUELINE (Columbia, -Deoca - AND TUNES national seller Importance at retell level, as determined The tb The side is strong in all of the major c.6;w, marts. Its also doing by Billboard's weekly survey of dealers dom. nalloa with a high volume of sole. In rhythm pop is in the Shadow of the Past Confirmed and blues record.. Nheo ditnintot well in marts. Flip "Living from page 9 action Is reposed oa both Mike of re<01, points mrs (Columbia, ASCAP). A previous Billboard Spotlight pick. combined to Tale determine position on the ehatL In ouch a w.,y "Country America," beamed Reek case, both Wee are listed In bold type, the leading side last oa Sarni-days, 7 -8 p.m., over KABG on top. week (7ear1 1'V, Los Angeles, is co- sponsoring e e 1. OH, LONESOME ME (BMI) -Don Review Spotlight on . aWin - a - Trip - to - Ynur - Home- Gibson 1 It I CANT STOP LOVING lown Contest with TV -Radio Life YOU (10.11,-Vic 71 ; 1 2. STAIRWAY OF LOVE (ASCAP) ,bb: C &W RECORDS Magazine during \Ley to celebrate -Marty It , 3 5 the show's first birthday on the JUST MARRIED (BMI) -Col 41I43 3. WEAR C \itl...S IITI( air. \'iewers will be asked to write MY RING AROUND YOUR NI :C K K\(t - Goodnight, Mr. Sun (Peet Intl., BMII) in 2.5 words or less why they would Elvis Presley 4 3 Donchi Think Ire Time (BMII -Vie caan Guess Ive Been Around Too Long (Cedarsvood, BMI)- Columbia like ta visit their hometown. First .4. BALLAD OF A TEENAGE 41170 -Top side has the artist on a great reading of a honky -Conker. prize will be two tickets to any- QUEEN I,\II- Johnnv Cash Solid piano and guitar support are effective. Guess" is a ballad where in the U. S., via United 2 15 BIG RIVER (BMI) -Sun 283 that is chanted in more ul a pop vein with support from A fem Airlines, plus $100 in cash. Mer- group. Strong wax. chandise 5. ALL I HAVE TO DO IS DREAM 0B\1I1- awards will be made for Everly JUSTIS and Brothers 9 1 BILL second third place. Contest Claudette IRMfs- Cadence'1321 Scroungie (Hi -Lo. B \Il) begins with the May 5 telecast and 6. BREATHLESS (B\I1) -Jere Lee Lewis 3 8 11'ild Rice (Knox, B\11)- Philips International 3525 clases Jere 3. Winners will be an- Down the Lim 18MIì -Sun 2.8 See review in Pop Spotlight section. nounced in the T \' -Radio Life is- 7. STOP THE WORLD (BMli- Jolmnie and Jack 12 9 sue of hune 21. Came) Walk SUM! I 8S11,-Vic 711' C 8. SEND MF. THE PILLOW YOU DREAM ON (BMII- &W TALENT The (lank Snow show, fea- Hank Locklin 17 4 BILL PINKY turing hank and luis Rainbow Why Don't 1'nu Haul Off and Love Me IBSIte -Si: 7127 Rangers, and 9. DON'T After the Hop (Hi -Lo, BM11 Wilma Lee (B\II) -Elvis Presley 6 14 Stoney Cooper and Cowboy I Beg of You raMII-Vic 7170 Salve's Cot a Sister (Knox. BMI)- Philips International 3124 Copal, IO. I CAN'T STOP LOVING YOU (BMI) S,,. review in Pop Spotlight aectiox. begins an extended -Kitty Wells.. - S 4 tour at Billings. Mont., May SHE'S NO ANGEL (BMI) -Dec 30551- 11. 6. The trek, with fees excep- CURTAIN IN THE'14INDOW (B\11,-R:.' Price. , , 7 5 Irs All Your Fault IBMII {1105 ' tions, will he confined entirely -Col 12. BELIEVE WHAT SAY to Canada. Complete itiner- YOU (BM-Ricky Nelson 10 3 C& W Territorial Best Sellers MY BUCKET'S ary is as follows: Billings, COT A HOLE IN IT (ASCAP)- FOR SURVEY WEEK ENDING APRIL Imperial 26 Mont.. Mar 6; Camrose. Alto., 5503 Qty- b)-Oty listings are based on late repo ms 13. YOUR NAME IS scoured from top country and western 7; Edmonton, Alta., 8; Cal- BEAUTIFUL (ASCAPt- dealers and juke boa operators in each of th markets listed. Carl Smith gary, Alta.. 9; Lethbridge, 11 S l'ou'r, So Easy to Love )SMI) -Cwt 41002 Alta., 10; Saskatoon, Sask., 12( Birmingham Nashville 14. WHAT MAKES A MAN WANDER? (B \It)- Ob Regina. Sask.. 13; Brandon, 1. wear My Ring Armed Your Neck I. Lonesome Ale, One Gibson, Vie Jimmie Skinner - 1 Elvis Presley. Vic 2. All I Have to Do Is Dram Man., 15; Ft. Williams. Ont., we're Gal Things in Common 1874111- Mercury 71.136 L. Stslrway of Lore, Marty Robbins, Col. Evetly Brothers. Cdc. 16; Fort Francis, Ont., Ill 13. OH -OH, FM FALLING IN LOVE AGAIN (ASC.APt- Slarrkd, 3. low Married, Marry 3. lust Marty Robbins, Col. Robbins. Col. Sault Ste. Marie, !Mich., 191 Jimmie 4. Near St) RI.. Arouwd Rodgers In 10 4. Breathless. Jerry Lee Lewis. Sun Soar Neck The Long Hot Elvis Presley, Vic. North Bev, Ont., 20; Sudbury, Summer (ASCAPI- Roulette 4047 3. Send Me Ibo Pillow Yon Dram On Ont., 21; Schumacher, Ont., 16. GEISHA GIRL (BMI) -flank Locklin 14 37 Dallas -Fort Worth (lank Locklin, Vic. 22: l lamilton, Ont.. 23; Lrvìri Alone DIMII -Vic 6084 I. Oh Lonesome Me, Don Vic. Gibson, 6. Stairway of Love. Marly Robbing, Col, Petershornugh, Ont., 24; Ni- 17. THIS LITTLE GIRL OF MINE (B \il)- I. Stairway of Love, Marty Robbins, Col. 7. Curtain Io the Window, Ray Price, Col. Everly Brothers I9 13 3. BaB.d a a T Queen I. Ballad of Teenage agara Falls, N. Y., 25; Wind- Goa Should We Tell Him t RAID-Cadence 1342 Johnm Cash. Sun Johnny Cash, Sun sor, Ont., 26; London. Ont., 18, PINK PEDAL PUSHERS (BMI) -Carl 4. Stop Ibo World. Johnnie and Jack. Vo. ,. I Can't Slop Losing l'oo Perkins 19 5 27; Kingston, Ont., 28; Ot- Jive Alter Five (BMII 41131 S. All 1 Haee to On Is -Col Dream Kitty Wells. Dec. tawa, 29; Eserly Brothers, Cdc. O. What Makes Ont., Brockville, 19. JUST A LITTLE LONESOME (B5111- a Man Nander7 Out., 30, 6. I Catit Slop Losing You Jimmie Skinner, Mer. and Toronto, Ont., Bobby Helms 13 9 Kitt, wells. Dec. 31. Lore My Lady 18,111.-Des 30557 7. Is II Wrong, warner Mack, Dec. 20. IT'S A LITTLE MORE LIKE HEAVEN (B\II)- I. Blue Grass SLlO. Hank Locklin, Vie. New Orleans The California All -Stan, new P. It's All Your Fault. Ray Price. Col. I. Ob Lonesome Si,, Don Gibson, Via. Hank Locklin Near Western band organized by J. E. Mite Gra,s Skim iOh111 -VI. 7203 N. Shi r No Angel, Kitty Wells. Dec. 2. My Ring Armored Your Neck Elvis Presley, Vic. (Red) Swarr, made their debut 3. Ball.d of a Teenage Queen April 26 at Ontario, Calif. Combo Houston Johnny Casb, Sun features Larry Solomon on lead I. HMI Males a Mao Wander, 4. Your :Sense Is Beautiful guitar; Nancy Mc \lullen, Most Played C& W by Jockeys bromicurn mie Skinner, Mee. Carl Smith, Col. rhythm Stairway nt Lnae, FOR SURVEY WEEK ENDING APRIL 76 I. Many Robbins, Col. I. Send Me the Pillow You Dream On and vocals, and Joy Anne. steel S11)F:S are ranked In order of the excess) number at plays no disk Jockey rvI,I 3. Curtain In the Window, Ray Price, Col. Hank Itickhn, Ate guitar. Marty Beckman doubles as shows thruoul the country according to The Billboard's .4. Color or the Blues, George Jones, Mer. 6. You'll Come Rack, Webb Pierce, Dec, dnlmmer, singer and emcee. Lea weekly surrey of top disk Jockey shoote le all key marias. ReNe 3. All I Have to Do II Dream 7. Gelsha Girl, (lank Locklin, Vic. Seedy Titter is featured vocalist. Al nie lost Brothers. Cdc. 8. Stop the World, Johnnie and lake. Vic. L Ob Lonesome heard on Sage Records, and Week Heck Ceart Me, Don Gibson, Vlc. E Stairway of Love, Marty Robbins, Col. Miniz, 7. It's Mixe little Like Hneea 10. She's No Arid. Kitty Welk, Dot. Janie Black, of "Hometown Jam- Ha-, 1 nalin, Vic. were 1. OH, LONESOME ME -Don Gibson I 12 boree," special guests at the Vic 7137 -BMI opening stand. Munie works the St. Louis 2. JUST MARRIED- \tarty Robbins 3 i Memphis I. Oh Lonesome Mr, Don Gibson, Shamrock 41143 whin stales Via, Club, Lomita, Calif., Col -8MI a Man Wander' 2. Ad I Hase lo Do Dream I. each Saturday and Sunday . 3. BALLAD OF A TEENAGE QUEEN -Johnny ('.tsh. 3 IS Jimmie Skinner. filer, Fverly Brothers, Cd,, I. All I Have Sonny James was a recent guest on Sun :o) -8%11 to Do Is Dram 3. Near Sly Ring Around Neck Everts lour 4. Brothers, Cdc, Elvis Presley, Vic. "Gulf Coast Jamboree" on KFDM- CURTAIN IN THE WINDOW -Ray nice 4 10 3. Oh Lonesome Me, Don Cal 41107 -BMI Gibson. Vic. 4. Breathless, leery Lce Lewis, Sua TV, Beaumont, Tex., where he sang 4. Stairway of Love. Marre Robbins. Col. S. Send Ale the Pillow Yoe Dram On for the first time on 'Itir his latest 5.1 CAN'T STOP LOVING YOU-Kitty Wells S 10 S. Sad Me the Pillow l'on Oren On Hank Locklrn, Vic.
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