SEPTEMBER 14, 1963 SIXTY -NINTH YEAR 50 CENTS PETE SEEGER NIXES OATH; ABC BAN STAYS NEW YORK -ABC Television, which has up till now refused to let outstanding folk singer Pete Seeger appear on the network's weekly "Hootenanny," asked him last week to sign a "loyalty oath affidavit" as a prerequisite for going on the show. Seeger refused. Harold Leventhal, Seeger's manager, accused the network of continuing a blacklisting policy against Seeger and other singers, including the Weavers, whom he also manages. BïlPwa ABC, in effect, admitted that Seeger's political leanings were The International Music -Record Newsweekly behind its refusal to put him on. A network statement confirmed that ABC had sent word to Seeger it would "consider" using him if rn inikitingirTapiagainkiatCoin Machine Operating (Continued on page 6) Coinmen Hold Despite Threat of Bill ,\ Chi Convention Senate Group r Mercury Flies High on Fall Plan' By REN GREVAIT Affirms MOA To Look Into NEW YORK-Mercury Records last week NEW YORK-Mercury execs, in a series of unveiled a special fall plan, "Rally 'Round the high -flying jet flights, covered close to 6,000 Stars," key plank of which is a 10 per cent miles last week in holding three separate sales discount for the next 45 days on new releases meetings, spanning both coasts in five days. Healthy Future SESAC Battle and catalog product. Tradesters were inclined Three regional conventions were held in New (5); (6), Los (9). to call the Mercury program "conservative," and York Chicago and Angeles By AARON STERNFIELD WASHINGTON - SESAC's in line with what appeared in many circles to be Attending all the sessions, which were keyed battle with Southern broadcast- a gradual "firming up" of manufacturer sales to a political convention theme, were President CHICAGO -The Music Op- ers who accuse the licensing policies. Irving B. Green, Executive Vice -President Irwin erators of America, which com- group of pressure tactics will be Though Mercury failed to meet the expecta- H. Steinberg, Sales Vice -President Kenny Myers, pleted its three -day annual con- aired on Capitol Hill. Sen. Allen tions of some sources that a move in the Colum- Vice- President and Recording Director Shelby vention at the Morrison Hotel J. Ellender (D., La.) has asked bia direction might be in the offing, it neverthe- Singleton and national promotion manager here Friday (6), appears on the for hearings by the Senate less spelled conservatism for a firm which has Morris Diamond, in addition to numerous home verge of losing one major battle Judiciary Committee on his bill in recent months offered special programs of up office men. and winning another. to compel music licensing or- to 13 per cent discounts. In earlier periods, Each regional session by the flying executive The defeat will be a bitter ganizations to identify their Mercury has made limited deals squad was preceded the night copyright on phonograph rec- one. It's the probable passage as as free 11 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 by (Cocktail of much one for every lIIIIIIIIIIl1l1II1111III1111II1111I111 before a "Rally" of federal legislation which re- ords and provide lists of what two albums purchased. party and reception) during tunes they manage, so broad- moves the performance royalty Talk of the need for stabili- which various Mercury artists exemption on coin-operated casters can check on copy- zation and reality in pricing and FRANK LUPPINO acted as hosts and hostesses. righted music. music. That's the issue which discount practices and calls for Sales meetings featured a roll for Ellender was responsible the forma- introduced the bill the elimination of allocations on TO MARRY call by Myers; a keynote ad- tion of MOA, and it was the (S. 405) early this year on product releases, came to a dress by Green; a state of the cement which held the of organi- request broadcast- head at the recent ARMADA DANISH MISS union speech by Steinberg and for its first ers association. More recently, zation together Convention last June in Miami a nomination of candidates decade. heavy complaint has been heard Beach. NEW YORK - Frank presentation of albums) during from Clarence Jones, owner of Three weeks later, Columbia Luppino Jr., Billboard director the morning sessions. MOA hasn't thrown in the WQIZ, St. George, S. C., who announced a drastic revision in of promotion, will be married Afternoon sessions featured sponge on the legislative front, has filed protests with FCC and its own pricing practices, under next month to Bjorg West -Lar- an a. &r. report by Singleton, a but top officials admit that pros- other federal agencies. He ac- which it lowered the traditional sen, of , Norway. The promotion report by Diamond, a pects to prevent the exemption couple met while Luppino was look grim. - cuses SESAC of threats to sue wholesale price of a $3.98 presentation of the platform removal the station for $4,200 unless it suggested list disk from $2.47 on a European business trip (the deal) by Myers, and cam- Crisis Passes signed a five -year, $20 a month to $2.25 and announced that early this summer. The wedding paign strategy (publicity) by will take place in Odense, Den- The victory, however, is more contract. SESAC had claimed this would henceforth be a Aaron Cushman, head of his significant than the loss. It in- that 17 SESAC year -round price. mark, the bride's home town, licensed own public relations firm in volves the actual survival of the were played Both RCA Victor and ABC - October 16, after which the on the South Caro- Chicago. All this was followed organization. With a sold out lina station. Paramount in recently announce couple will take a wedding by "voting" (approval of the sales programs limited them- ,trip in Europe, returning to the house at the annual banquet Jones also said that when he product) and caucuses (private (6), and with selves to a 121 per cent dis- U. S. in November. meetings with various here Friday night asked for lists of copyrighted the dis- the highest attendance (Contintred on page 6) operator music in the SESAC control (a umnulnunummnnuulllnulllnullumulll1uullnlallllnmm11nuu tributors). in years, MOA emerges from the heavily European catalogue), he 1963 convention as a healthy was told there is no complete and growing trade association. correct listing. Jones has at- According to Bob Blundred, (Continued on page 6) managing director and co -ordi- Cinebox Breaks With U.S. Pop nator, paid -up membership now stands at 890, from a low of 598 in June 1962. In July and Au- DEPARTMENTS gust alone, MOA increased its & FEATURES Artist Product; New Material membership by 65. Most of the growth has come from active Hot 100 Chart ... Page 20 CHICAGO -A marriage be- that anything already on the ord- provided, of course, that state and local associations per- tween Cinebox, the Italian -made charts may have a short life the record has a run. suading their membership to join Top LP's Chart ...Page 26 cinema juke box, and the record- expectancy, too short to make On standards, the selection the national group. ing industry seems in the offing. film production feasible. The process is considerably easier. A The fight against the Celler -s- Other Music Pop Charts Mickey Greenman, promotion same theory also holds that by top standard with a name artist Bill (to remove the exemption) Breakout Singles 23 and publicity director for the coming out simultaneously with and an imaginative production will go down to the wire, accord- BreeEeut Albums 3n Cinevision Corporation of Amer- the record release, the Cinebox number is a staple commodity. ing to Nick Allen, MOA's legis- Hr.., Re, ll of Hits 37 S. product will What is lative counsel in Washington. Hot Country Singles 14 ica (U. Cinebox distributor) have a run as long the exposure worth Flot R. &B. Singles 19 disclosed that U. S. pop artists or longer than that of the rec- (Continued on page 48) Allen pointed out that while the Flits of +he Wer4l 74 -including Lonnie Satin, Tina legislation has been reported on Double-Play Disks 46 Robin and Tommy Leonetti- favorably by the House Judic- have produced product for Cine- iary Committee, it still must go 4- Record Reviews box, and four new releases are through the Rules Committee 1 P Reviews 79 scheduled every month. No- before it goes to the floor. Singles Review 23 And for the first time, a re- There is, said Allen, "a faint Music & Record News cently released pop record, Shoes hope" that it can be recommit- Talent 11 "Chickie," on Liberty, is being ted to committee by the Rules 14 distributed as a Cinebox re- Eydie Committee. He urged individual Rhythm & Blues 19 lease. Greenman said that when operators to write Rules Com- Folk Music ...... 17 new singles are released, a simul- In Columbia's Holly- mittee members from their states taneous is wood studio, Eydio legislation be Departments Cinebox released Gorme, shoeless and and urge that the International Music News 34 planned, with the artist lip syn- absorb.ed in her work, killed. RadioTV Programming 38 chronizing for the video portion. follows a.8r. man Senate Action Phono -Tape Merchandising 40 The average running time is Don Costa to isola- Even if the House passes the Coin Machine Operating 44 the same as that of the single, tion booth where hus- still Bulk Vending band, Celler Bill, Allen added, it 48 and the screened product is Steve Law- rence, is ready must go through the Senate. shown in four colors. to go Buyers & Sellers in first album duo And, he continued, if the legis- U. S. Cinebox released will has cut on West lation does not pass this year, Classified Mati ..43 be limited to just -released prod- Coast. the 1964 session is still the same uct or standards. The theory is (Continued on page 44) um;-enc,l

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U.S. ON SCHNEID FOR NO.1 Young Sinatra Sampler Disk SPOT ON BRITISH LISTS Makes a Bow Working Well By CHRIS HUTCHINS LONDON -The complete absence so far this year of an American record at the No. 1 spot in the British hit parade con- In Manhattan For Columbia tinues to stagger the business. Furthermore, there seems virtually no prospect of a U. S. disk hitting the top spot in the foreseeable NEW YORK - Several firsts NEW YORK -Columbia Rec- weeks ahead. will be racked up by the first ords is promoting key product Elvis Presley was the last U. S. star to head the hit parade of Manhattan's new hotels Mon- in its fall album release through here -with "Return to Sender" on December 21. He looked like day (9) when Frank Sinatra Jr. a unique consumer sampler disk. the one to break through the barrier again a few weeks ago with makes his debut at the Royal Samplers, as such, are not new "Devil In Disguise," but No. 2 was as high as the record could Box in the Americana Hotel. but Columbia's latest approach climb. WNEW Radio will do a live -a seven -inch -square laminated The Liverpool group surge has undoubtedly wielded a major broadcast of the activities of the card, with a 33 r.p.m. disk im- influence in the swing to home -grown hits. The Beatles are currently opening night pressed on the card, is new and at the plush night WEDDING BELLS: Connie Ste- heading the best selling single, LP and EP lists and with their club, including has received a heavy response the entire per- vens, songstress of television's friends from the 'Pool -Billy J. Kramer, Gerd and the Pacemakers formance beginning at 9:30 from branches and distributors. and the Searchers -are keeping everyone, even , out p.m. "Hawaiian Eye" series, and The card is a sort of audio- the 1 spot. actor James Stacy disclosed of No. Young Sinatra will be backed visual promotion piece in that The BBC is doing its share to help. More than 51 per cent up by the Tommy Dorsey ork, marriage plans in Hollywood one side includes reproductions of the broadcast by BBC radio in the last calculated directed by Sam Donahue. The last week. The wedding is set of six key albums - by Tony quarter was by British composers -an increase of more then 7 show will also include Helen for October 12. Bennett, , the per cent on the previous quarter. Forrest, the Pied -Pipers, Charlie New Christy Minstrels, Jerry Shavers, Jeannie Thomas and Vale, the Orches- Larry O'Brien. William B. Wil- rity- studded audience expected tra and Ray Conniff and Billy liams, WNEW radio personality, to gather for the first New York Butterfield, while the flip has 16 will be the on- the -air host re- club appearance of Sinatra and smaller cover repros, all in black and white. Thieves Hit Topps Distribs porting the glamor of the celeb- the reconstituted Dorsey band. The 33 r.p.m. record contains one track each from the six key For 50G in Disks & Tapes albums. Branches and distribu- tors have ordered about 500,- MIAMI Thieves broke into nnnullnnm1nn111nnnnmmnnnnlnminmmullnnullllllllllllllll - 000 of the disks so far. Dealers the offices and warehouse area Roulette Grabs 'Kelly' will receive with the records a of Topps Distributing here over PP &M'S PAUL special browser stand and cus- last (Labor Day) weekend, and With 100G Investment tomers will be invited to take made off with records and tapes WEDS SCHOOL their free copy of the promotion valued at close to $50,000 NEW YORK -Roulette Rec- He noted that the label was disk. wholesale. Topps chief Babe SWEETHEART ords has acquired the original gradually expanding the scope Elias said the thefts occurred cast rights NEW YORK -Paul Stookey, to "Kelly," the Her- of its product, and that he was sometime between late Sunday bert Greene the Paul in Peter, Paul and -Joseph Harris -Ira glad to make the investment in (1) and late Labor Day (2), Bernstein musical Len Martin Dies Mary, married his home town scheduled to order to crack the original cast since "I was in early Sunday to open in New York shortly after field. sweetheart, Mary Elizabeth PITTSBURGH -Lennie Mar- check the mail." the turn of the year. Morris It is still relatively rare for Bannard, last week (4) in a tin, 46, former co- partner in two "It was a completely profes- Levy, president of Roulette, said ceremony at Hitchcock Presby- an indie to acquire original local labels, Calico and Robbie sional job," Elias told Billboard. his company has invested terian Church in Scarsdale. cast rights to a musical, despite Records, week "All our windows in the build- $100,000 in the musical, which died last (1) in Peter (Yarrow) was best man. ing have bars on them. The will star Richard the occasional exceptions (Kapp West Penn Hospital after a long Apart of the couple's wed- Harris. Edward thieves drilled out our air con- Padula is the had "Donnybrook" a couple of illness. He studied music at Du- ding trip, Mary Elizabeth joined producer. ditioning unit and climbed in years ago and then "The Fan- quesne University and was through the hole that was left. the trio on its current European "Kelly" will have songs by Epic came up with widely known throughout this They then simply cut the chains tour. The group left over the Moose Charlap and Eddie Law- tasticks"; and locks we had on the doors week end for a recording ses- rence. the original cast to the off - area for his radio and TV jingles. from the inside." sion in West Berlin, a Paladium Richard Harris currently has Broadway revival of "Anything He was also a free -lance vocal date in London and a Paris The Topps firm handles Epic, a film commitment. He will Goes," and Cadence recently coach, composer and arranger. Reprise, Colpix, radio appearance. The day start rehearsals for "Kelly" Hickory, Stere- His widow, two sons, a brother Peter, Paul and Mary come back shortly after his had "Best Foot Forward") - oddities and Dooto and also has film work. to the S. hence the Morris Levy venture and four survive. Burial the Musictapes and Bel Canto U. (September 28), Morris Levy said he expected tape lines. Elias and police in- they work Carnegie Hall. the "Kelly" acquisition to be the will be watched with much was on September 6 in Mt. vestigators believe that a fence IIIIII 11111IIIII1111111111 tlllllIII111111 llllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllll1111111 first of a series for Roulette. interest. Carmel Cemetery, Pittsburgh. was set up for the merchandise well in advance of the burglary, and the possibility of unloading some of the product into export channels has not been ruled out. At the same time, Elias has Group Packages Often Edged in Gilt asked co- operation of all dealers, distributors and particularly By REN GREVATT The current Hootenanny fling divided between Della Reese, who might be fans of at least large users of any category who in the disk business is also a Ann -Margret and Kitty Kallen; two of the three artists. These might conceivably be ap- NEW YORK - Packaging of factor of some importance, since "Three Great Bands," with four buyers would then perhaps be proached by the thieves offer- groups of artists on a single LP, the very word, "Hoot," suggests cuts each for Henry Mancini, Al exposed to the third artist, be facet ing a broad range of product though not an entirely new multi- artist participation. This Hirt and Perez Prado, and favorably impressed, and maybe of the disk scene, is receiving (Continued on page 6) has been carried out with a "Three Country Gentlemen," buy a later album of that spe- increasing high -places attention. number of the Hootenanny type incorporating efforts by Hank cific artist. That extra exposure The marketing gambit of group- LP's, each of which features a Locklin, Hank Snow and Porter could be important." ing anywhere from three to a sizable group of artists, and at Wagoner. dozen or more artists on one Cameo -Parkway, meanwhile, least one of which, Crestview's has put out a group of new album is showing up in current Promising Results just "Original Hootenanny," is doing albums with the packaged artist album chart activity as well as Irwin Tarr, Victor merchan- well on the charts. concept. One of these ties in six in a marked upsurge of new the early dising manager, said with popular releases. One Package results on these four are "Better hot acts the still surf music theme. The artists Two other current multi - than we anticipated. Two others A starting point for the cur- include Chubby Checker, Dee artist sets active on charts are are in the works now, in the rent trend may well be the suc- the Orlons, Bobby the Motown "Motor Town Re- jazz and male vocal category, Dee Sharp, cess enjoyed in recent years by the Dovells and the view," with various acts from but no definite date has been Rydell, the so- called "oldie- goody" al- Tymes, and in each case there in are the Tamla- Motown stable, and set for their release," he said. bums, which packaged are two tracks and each is a Columbia's a numerous old rock - hits by a "Songs for Sum- Tarr explained that part of mer Night." In addition, though new one, not a past hit, for that variety of artists. Often many of the theory in preparing these artist. Thus each artist gets these in a single album, origi- chart activity has been slim, it's sets is the -heard oft complaint solid new exposure with a surf - a fact that a number of West nally were out on labels other from consumer that "sometimes oriented coupling and there are than Coast labels, at the height of that turning out the album. 12 somewhat similar perform- six separate chances of spinning Among the hottest of these have the surfing trend, rushed out ances the same artist can be by out a hot single release. been the Original Sound "Oldies packages containing a bevy of a little too much." At one time addition, C -P has issued But Goodies" sets and the "Mur- popular surf combos native to in the earlier history of the LP, In Volumes I and II of "All the ray the K Golden Gassers" sets. the beaches up and down the this concept was used as an Stars Biggest Hits," each album Roulette is also enjoying consid- California coast. argument in favor of 45 r.p.m. of which presents the Tymes, NEW POST: erable current success with 12 More recently, the packaging disks, which could be stacked Chubby Checker, Dee Dee announced last week the pro- albums of this type, recently trend has shown up in a host of up in groups of a dozen with a Sharp, the Orlons and the Do- motion of Nathaniel Shapiro issued. new releases on both RCA Victor different performer on each vells. Finally, there are two to director of CRI Internation- This trend has had a marked and Cameo -Parkway. In its early record. al's newly established Inter- carryover into the country field, fall release, Victor has included "We decided to try putting "Golden Hit" albums. One con- four albums of together three artists a rough- national Music Publishing with such labels as Capitol, this type, cover- of tains Chubby Checker and ing four separate areas. ly similar type to determine how Operations Department. The Decca and Starday turning out Bobby Rydell; the other has the These include "Three Great valid the theory might be," Tarr announcement was made by a host of hit country artists in Orlons and the Dovells. Yet an- Pianos," with four tracks each continued. one package. A recent example Parkway contains, "The Harvey Schein, vice- president by Frankie Carle, Floyd Cramer "Also, there's another aspect other on and general manager, CRI would be Starday's two -LP set, and Peter Nero; "Three Great to it. We felt that there might 12 Greatest Golden Oldies in the International. "Grand Ole Opry Spectacular." Girls," again with tracks equally be a number of potential buyers Whole World Ever."

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Court of Ap- "safe" programming, stifling By PAUL ACKERMAN WDKD's Charlie Walker broad- peals for the District of Colum- initiative, says ACLU. casts by the American Civil Lib- bia, ACLU says the FCC stand- The ACLU urges the court to of NEW YORK -The office Harry Fox, publishers' agent and erties Union. The ACLU has ards of what constitutes impro- remand the case to the Commis- trustee, will shortly prepare a report for American publishers on hacked court fight by WDKD, priety in broadcasting have for further hearing. FCC Mexican record will sion the business. It is expected that the report Kingstree, S. C., against FCC's never never been spelled out, had also accused station man- be used as a guide by American publishers in securing adequate refusal to renew license because are vague and ambiguous. No agement knowingly allowing the publisher representation and copyright protection in that area. of Walker's "coarse, vulgar broadcaster knows exactly when while de- have offending broadcasts, The audit is expected to and suggestive" material. ACLU he crosses the line with material nying knowledge of it all to the important ramifications in the entire Latin American area. FCC. The case could have interna- The report will be based ASCAP CONSENT DECREE tional effect: The problem of Labels Report upon an audit of seven Mexican censorship of broadcast pro- record manufacturers, con- gramming will become world- ducted for the Fox office by CHANGES GET COURT O.K. wide in scope when communi- Leo Strauss, of the accounting cations satellites beam British Latest Deals firm of Prager & Finton. Strauss NEW YORK -At a hearing before Judge Sylvester Ryan in the satire, sung, spoken and acted, worked with a local account- U. S. Court House on Foley Square last week, changes in the to American receivers. ant, and obtained the co- opera- direct ASCAP Consent Decree of 1960 were implemented. The proposed Britishers are accustomed to far tion of the Association of Phono- changes had been outlined earlier (Billboard, August 31). leeway in gamey humor graph Record Manufacturers of more In Fall Plan Two of the changes affect both writers and publishers and than Americans ever see or hear Mexico. The latter supervised concern the credit to be given media. the audit and represented the on U. S. broadcast NEW YORK -A number of for compositions in (1) public John Wilson of the Justice De- labels have added distribution, various Mexican manufacturers. service announcements and The latter, representing approx- partment. lease and master deals to the (2) promotional announcements Several ASCAP writer mem- lengthy list of transactions that imately 90 per cent of the Mexi- sponsored by the network or sta- can record business, included bers present at the hearings have built up over the last few Lion on which they appear. A were disappointed and expressed months. CBS, S.A.: Fabrica de third change, of chief interest Discos Peerless, S.A.: Gamma, the view that they were not Billboard is taking to writers, changes the basis of given adequate opportunity to S.A.: RCA Victor Mexicana; computing Published Weekly by over national distribution of membership continu- present their views. ASCAP Publishing Company Pan -American de Discos, S.A.; ity points. The above changes The Billboard product released on the Shirley Discos Mexicanos, S.A., and President Stanley Adams, in a 2160 Patterson St., Cincinnati, O., 45214 label. The deal was cemented required court approval. prior notification to members Tel.: 381 -6450 Coro, S.A. Strauss will be back Two more when Jerry Wexler met with in the States in a few days. changes affecting about the hearings, stated such Shirley chief Ron Badger on the writers and publishers did not views could be given, but mem- Publisher West Coast. The Shirley label is Al Berman of the Fox office require court approval. One con- bers would have to make appli- Hal B. Cook New York Office based in Fremont, Calif. Atlantic stated that the problem in Mexi- cerns distribution of revenue de- cation for same. Only Pinky Her - co is one of education -that is, rived from non- Editorial Office is already shipping "You Hit broadcast liceos- man made application. A state - 1564 Broadway, New York, N. V.,10036 Me Where It Hurts," by Ray providing the Mexican record ces. The other has to do with ment by Redd Evans was pre - Area Code 212, PL 7 -2800 Agee. Agree has particularly manufacturers with more knowl- the credit for uses of qualifying sensed partially, and Evans was Cable: BILLBOARD NEWYORK strong sales in given markets on edgability and a modus operandi works as themes, background told to give it to the court clerk Editor -in -Chief Lee Zhito his first Shirley single, "The with regard to the use of Amer- music and cues. for filling in the record. Editors R. Rolontz, A. Sternfield Gamble." ican copyrights. A major phase The Deparmtent of Justice Pinky Herman expressed the Associate Editor .. Ren Grevatt of this problem, resulting in loss consented to Jamie Is Montel Distrib these changes. view that the changes would be Managing Editor Jack Orr of income for American publish- At the hearings, Ambassador of some benefit, but felt a bet - Jamie -Guyden has leased a ers, has been the practice of tak- Arthur Dean, of the firm of Sul- ter tactic would be to discard Department Editors, New York new record which is already re- Music News Robert Rolontz ing an American tune off a rec- livan & Cromwell, spoke in the entire document (the 1960 Phono -Tape 8 Special Issues...Ren Grevatt ported to have solid sales in ord, translating it and then favor of the changes, as did Consent Decree) and return to Gil Fat en and Houston. Tune International News Jeck Maher producing a local recorded ver- Judge John E. McGeehan and the ASCAP operation of 1958. Jack Orr is on the Montel label by Dale Talent sion of the copyright - all Coin Machines Aaron Sternfield and Grace and is called "I'm without proper licensing. Editorial Assistant Barry Kittlesen Leaving It Up to You." Label is Tighten Controls Wes Farrell, Phil Kahl Form U. S. Editorial Offices said to have paid a $5,000 ad- Cincinnati, Exec. Bean Editor.. Wm. J. Sachs vance for leasing rights. In many cases, copyright is Chicago, Midwest Editor Nicholas Biro not New Music Publishing Outfit Washington Bureau Chief Mildred Hall British Master On Smash represented by a Mexican Nashville Manager Mark -Clark Bates publisher, and hence there is no The Smash subsid of Mercury Research Department, New York adequate policing. The Mexi- Director Thomas E. Noonan Records went all the way to can record manufacturers, ac- Pop Charts Mgr. Andrew Tomka London for its most recent willing Production Department, New York cording to Berman, are Art Director lee Lebowitz master acquisition. The label has and anxious to set up ground acquired U. S. release rights of General Advertising Office, N. Y. rules which would result in a Director of Sales Andrew Calde the British hit "You Don't Have fair return to the owners of Domestic E Int'I Ad. Mgr. ..Peter Heine to be a Baby to Cry," by the Promotion Director Frank Luppino American songs -which are very Midwest Music Sales Richard Wilson Caravelles which was originally popular in Mexico. West Coast Music Sales Kee Algyer issued on the Decca -Ritz label The companies with whom Coin Machine Adv., Chicago in Europe. iii Coin Machine Ad. Mgr. ....Richard Wilson the Fox representative has been York WES FARRELL AND PHIL KAHL Circulation Sales, New negotiating acquire much of Circulation Manager.. Waller F. Grueninger their American material via NEW YORK Wes Farrell tion plans to build a group of Subscription Fulfillment leased masters. - Send Form 3579 to Jay -Gee Distrib and Phil Kahl last week an- writers who can produce mate- 2160 Patterson St., Cincinnati. O., 45214 Berman, commenting upon nounced the formation of Pic - rial for all important segments Fulfillment Manager ...... Joseph Pace DDC the Mexican market, termed it turetone Music Publishing Cor- of today's market -pop, folk, U. S. Branch Offices For Disks "next poration (BM') to Japan in importance as and Wes Farrell country, . The Chicago. Ill., 60601, 188 W. Randolph NEW YORK -Jay -Gee Rec- a market which is open and Music Publishing Corporation company will maintain an open Area Code 312. CE 6 -9818 (ASCAP). The in Hollywood, Calif.. 90028. 1520 N. Gower ords has entered the educational neglected." Although some operation, ad- door for writers, talent and pro- Area Code 213. HO 9 -5831 field. The firm will handle na- major publishers have made dition to publishing, entails pro- ducers, Kahl said. He added Nashville, Tenn., 37203. 726 16th, So. tional distribution deals there as to representation, duction and talent management. that the firm would make a Area Code 615. 244 -1836 of the line Washin treoan. D. C., 20205. 1426 G, N.W. produced by the Dictation Disc a good many have been very Farrell has severed his rela- workshop available to writers. A Code 202, 39 3 -2580 tionship with Company, according to Elliott cautious. Berman added that Roosevelt Music Kahl also said the company International Offices Blaine, Jay -Gee vice -president. the market has been growing, Corporation, where he was pro- would be active in the TV and and in view of this Fox secured fessional manager and writer. fields. European Office Andre de Vekeyy, Dir. The educational albums are motion picture 15 Hanover Square. London W.1 expected special authorization from Amer- Before that he was associated Several production deals have HYDe Park 3659 to be available in with Cable: Billboard London record shops by mid -September. ican publishers to conduct an Columbia, United Artists, been set with labels, it is under- audit there. Decca and other was Brazilian Office .... Mauricio Quadric, Dir. Heretofore, DDC's records, labels and stood. Rua Visconde de Gaves 125 which are aimed at the high The Fox office, Berman af- involved in record production Kahl noted that he is con- Rio de Janeiro for such as Argentine Olnce Ruben Machado, Dir. school level, were sold only firmed, is likely to use the artists Conway tinuing his association with Joe LevaIN 1783, Buenos Alms Twitty and the Fendermen. and through schools. According to pattern of the Mexican audit Kolsky Diamond Records Subscription rates payable ln advance. Veteran music man Phil 515 e' U. S. A. 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S. the firm's sales meeting, also the important thing. The company has set special held in Miami Beach in con- "We've worked hard to pro- press porfolios for the tour, and junction with the ARMADA duce a release that can def- has fitted EP's and singles with meet. initely be sold," said Sales Vice - special jackets carrying the al- an would President Kenny Myers, "and As example, this bum art work. TV trailers have BARRY SISTERS NOW ON COLPIX: Newest acquisition of the have the effect of placing a we feel a 10 per cent program also been produced for movie Colpix stable are the Barry Sisters, Claire and Merna. Witnesses $2.12 price on a $2.47 disk. is a good one that will do the house advertising. at the signing are Walt Maguire (left), vice -president and gen- Tamla- Motown has been run- job." Garner is currently settling his ning the same kind of arrange- In addition to pop, jazz, schedule for appearances in eral manager of Colpix and Dimension records, and Don ment, again with no definite classical and country product other European countries with Kirshner, executive vice -president of the music and record termination date. releases, Mercury announced TV performances and interviews division of Columbia Pictures- Screen Gems. Early in August, Jay -Gee new "Storyteller Series," of slated in Italy, Sweden, Den- (Jubilee and Josie) topper Jerry eight separate albums contain- mark, Holland, Paris and Ger- ing Blaine announced that at the classic children's stories to many. The artist is also attempt- conclusion of the firm's present carry a 99 cent list price. The ing to find room for an Israeli LATE SINGLE SPOTLIGHTS buy -100 -pay- for -85 deal on Sep- 10 per cent program does not in- person as well. Pop tember 30, his labels would apply to this series. Also carry- The pianist has informed his ing no follow the Columbia lead com- deal are Mercury Wing, manager Martha Glaser that he LESLIE GORE pletely, setting a new lower Mercury-Wing classical, Child - is more than willing to tour the SHE'S A FOOL (Helios -MRC, BMn (2:13) -THE OLD CROWD permanent price of $2.25 with craft and Playcraft. In addition Far East so (Screen Gems- Columbia, BMI) (2:30) thrush has had two to long as he is in -The no further deals. the regular deal, there will Japan during the smashes in a row and here's another and possibly a two-sider at be Olympics. Though not directly related a 100 per cent guarantee Then the artist will that. First up is a teen -slanted ballad with lots of feeling, while on play Aus- to price, a move by Capitol three Christmas albums by tralia and Japan in May and the flip is a bright, bouncy up -beater which could find equal favor. last week is also being seen as Johnny Mathis, the Harry Sime- June. In February both one he is expected Good dual- tracking on sides. Mercury 72180 having a stabilizing influence. Chorale and the Platters. to go to the British West Indies The company eliminated the last The Mathis Christmas set is with possible his appearances in RAY STEVENS vestige of a program inaugu- first for the label. Another South America in July and rated several years ago, which first on Mercury is a set by August. SPEED BALL (Lowery, BMI) (2:40)- Stevens is just off his "Harry had the effect of encouraging the Chad Mitchell Trio, "Singin' the Hairy Ape" hit and this should be a fast follow -up. It's a nutty a dealer to hold onto all prod- Our Minds." story of a hot -rod maniac with a leather jacket and an eagle on uct ordered rather than return- the back and the kids should dig it. Flip is "It's Party Time" ing it for exchange. The label Reworking (Lowery, BMI) (2:39). Mercury 72180 officially discontinued its so- Music Book called 5 per cent cash in Rack VAUGHN MEADER Continued Vinton LP lieu" plan, under which a dealer from page 4 NO HIDING PLACE (Gallico, BMI) (2:29) -Here's Meader's first could get a NEW YORK The over- straight 5 per ing and passes - on the label and, in fact, his first single. It's a bright, funny parody cent rebate by not on tips that whelming success of the "Blue taking the should be invaluable of the whole folk movement, particularly the older Weavers' disks, 10 per cent album exchange both to Velvet" track from the Bobby budding songwriters and estab- Vinton Epic album formerly employing the lining out, lead -to- chorus technique. Could grab a available. lot Flip is lished ones. If the hundreds of called "Blue on Blue" has led of play and sales. "The Elephant Song" (January, BMI) The company later started (2:34). MGM 13169 what letters that Billboard editors get to the refilling and redesigning is called the "Basic Stock every year Protection" (BSP) is an indication, this of the jacket art on the album. plan under book supplies answers to which a 100 per cent the The set will henceforth be exchange plea sent up most often: privilege is extended on pre- "Gee, called "Blue Velvet." I can write a song as good as Much the same thing hap- PETE determined quantities (anywhere that SEEGER NIXES two to stiff. How do I get it pened when a track from the from 100 LP's) of every heard ?" album released. Rolf Harris LP "Sun Arise" Rolontz tells concisely what a drew wide OATH; ABC BAN This encourages a dealer to play and forced the STAYS can do to try. A 1 take only what he can sell and retitling of that set into "Tie Continued from page definitely reader learns how to place a Me Kangaroo Down, Sport." discourages loading he furnished a "sworn affidavit as to his past and up for the song, how to make a demo rec- present sake of taking ad- ord and how to the affiliations." vantage of a protect song price. Above and after it's recorded. He After learning of Seeger's stand, an ABC spokesman mid the beyond the BSP, learns Angels Follow Up there remains how to join ASCAP or BMI, singer would not be considered for an appearance. Leventhal said he where to look for a collaborator Hit With Album asked ABC officials if their position with regard to Seeger also IIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIlu and, even, how to start his own applied to the Weavers. The network's answer was yes. . NEW YORK -FGG Publi- Theo Bikel, just returned from a tour of New Zealand, is RECORD PACT There's a comforting word for cations recently completed the scheduled for two appearances on the "Hoot" show in the near neophytes in Mitch Miller's in- recording of an album by the future. At press time, Bikel told Billboard, "I'll be doing the shows Angels based on PRIZE FOR troduction and the appendixes their current with misgivings. As an American, I find it distasteful to think that themselves (of active record No. 1 hit "My Boyfriend's Back" anybody has to bargain for his livelihood on any other basis than TOP TALENT manufacturers, record studios on Smash. FGG, composed of talent alone. Beyond that, I have never seen any evidence that and pressing Bob Feldman, Jerry Goldstein LOS ANGELES plants) alone Pete Seeger has tried to overthrow the government with his banjo." -Music tal- should be worth the box and Richie Gottehrer, has also Chad Mitchell commented that he hoped it would be ent across the country will office possible be price to aspiring authors. done indie production for 20th for a group of those acts who have headlined the show to present flocking to a new talent show- JACK ORR Century -Fox, Columbia, their views on the matter to ABC -TV officials at an early date. case that is being inaugurated and most recently Liberty. The at The Party, a supper club on team has written for such artists the Sunset Strip. Auditions will as , Dion and be held each Saturday, and tal- Thieves Hit Topps Bobby Vee. Amy Gets De Mann ent selected will make profes- Continued from page Club Owners YORK sional appearances 3 NEW - Fred De at The Party Mann, formerly promotion man on Monday, Tuesday and on the labels named Wednesday and at dis- Meeting to for MGM and Jubilee Records, evenings. tress type prices. SESAC Battle has The best talent for the week been appointed national pro- Recently, thefts of a Continued from page 1 will be more motion manager for Amy Rec- selected by a combina- minor nature in Case tion of the occurred both Talent ords. board of directors the Decca and Liberty branches tacked the SESAC contract per consisting of Bill Gilbert, owner NEW YORK -The National across town here. The two se, because its five -year term Association of Night Club of the nitery; H. B. Barnum, Own- branch outlets are located in the stretches beyond the station's ers will hold its annual conven- of whom have not had a chance and John Lamb, radio and TV three -year license. Station would producer, same building. tion in this city September 11- to see some acts that have been assisted by a deejay Elias said that in he responsible for two additional working the East Coast almost advisory board addition to 13 at the Sheraton -Hilton. - Johnny Mag- the record and tape losses, the years' payments if it loses its exclusively. nus, KGFS; Ted Quillan, Besides talking over economic, bandits also took four adding license. social and regional problems be- The association is headed by KRLA; Chuck Johnson, KAPP; machines, three Hearings on the Ellender bill Willie Bryant, electric type- setting them, the night spot Bill Newkirk of the Tideland's KDAY; Mort writers, a Thermofax would be held by Senate Judi- Crowley, KHJ; and a owners will witness two special club in Texas. The members of Paul Compton, Ditto machine. All the losses are ciary Subcommittee on Patents, KHJ, and Danny Dark, KLAC. talent showcases being planned the talent committee handling covered by insurance and insur- Trademarks and Copyright. Sec- by a talent committee. The winner will be then fea- These the special showcases are Joe ance company investigators are ond ranking Democrat on the will be held at the Bitter End Scandori of the Club Elegante tured on Thursday evening with now appraising loss. subcommittee, Sen. D. recording the Olin Tuesday (10) from 8 p.m. to 11 and Sweet Chariot; Ralph Wat- company a. &r. men About the only bright light Johnston (S. C.) has reportedly p.m. and the Village Gate kins, Basin invited to attend. (I1) Street East; Fred of the situation, according to asked Post Office Department from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. of Each month, from the weekly Weintraub the Bitter End Elias, is the fact that some of to investigate the SESAC mat- These sessions will not be and Art D'Lugoff of the Village winners, one will be selected the stolen merchandise ter. Broadcaster complaints open and consti- to agents or managers. Gate, who is also secretary of awarded a recording con- tuted product on which he had against SESAC are also being They are meant solely to intro- the tract on a major label. organization. The association been loaded up in recent months studied at the Federal Com- duce new and seasoned talent has a national membership of IIMNIIIIMI I11111BII111111111111Ilululllluuulull111luluulll1111111111 by various companies. munications Commission. to the night spot owners many 100.

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SEPTEMBER 9 -15 Kicking off the fall season at New York's Basin Street East are the combined talents of the (All Time, Eastern Daylight Saving) Stan Getz Quartet, Ahmad Jamal Trio and the Chad Mitchell Trio. Miriam Makeba was originally scheduled to appear, but illness forced a cancellation. The Getz group opened the show, and on this TUESDAY 10 -DELLA REESE, WOODY HERMAN occasion restricted the programming to bitter -sweet readings of ballads and bossa nova. Emphasis was The popular Miss Reese and the swinging herd of Weedy Herman comprise on soothing, almost somnambulistic sonorities; accessible and commercial. Particularly appealing were the muskal highlights on the Keefe Brasselle Show (CBS -TV, 10.11 p.m.). "Morning of the Carnival" ( "Black Orpheus "), and "Spring TUESDAY 10 -MITCH MILLER, JAN PEERCE Can Really Hang You Up the The sings -tong maestro and Metropolitan Opera tenor will both be seen on the Tonight Show, ing Johnny Cusen (NBC-TV, 11:15.1 a.m.). Most." Ahmad Jamal's fleet -fingered WEDNESDAY 11- LESLIE UOGAMS pianism and subtle showman- The pretty star of the Mitch Miller series will perform on the Tonight Show ship aroused a good deal of (NBC -TV, 11:15.1 a.m.). enthusiasm. Jamal's virile im- THURSDAY 12 -JULIE LONDON, MEL TORME, CHARLIE BYRD TRIO agination always maintains a All will be seen on the Vie Damon* hosted "Lively Ones" tonight (NBC-TV, sense of improvisation, as he 9:30.10 p.m.). indulges in a good deal of un- THURSDAY 12 -THE BIG THREE prepared tempo changes which The new folk trio will be among the guests of Johnny Canon on the Tonight keep his sidemen Arthur Davis Show (NBC-TV, 11:154 a.m.). (bam) and Chuck Lampkin (drums) on their musical toes. SUNDAY 15- CONNIE FRANCIS, JACK CARTER, XAVIER CUGAT E ABBE LANE, JAN PEERCE A lively sense of humor gen- All will be seen on tonight's Ed Sullivan Show, which emanates from the erates among the three when O'Keefe Canter in (CBS -TV, 9.9 p.m.). Jamal tries to outsmart them. A real crowd -pleaser was their The national network TV guest appearances listed above provide outstanding promotional op polyrhythmic arrangement of portunities for alert, aggressive record dealers and for all others who can benefit from the "Johnny One Note," with which exposure of these record artists to millions of consumers. This shut should be used as a they closed their act. calendar around which to plan window, counter and other displays by which the TV appear- ances can be merchandised to the record -buying public. There's something neither fish nor fowl, however, about the Chad Mitchell Trio. Their best material is, for the most part, PEARLY MAE AND FRIEND: Former heavyweight boxing champ ARTISTS' BIOGRAPHIES of satirical nature - "John Joe Louis skips rope, sings and dances as part of Pearl Bailey's Birch Society," "Ballad of Billie act at the Flamingo in . Debut brought round after Sol" and (perhaps the best) a round of applause. For your programming use here are pertinent facts about hot disk artists. If clipped and neo -Nazi version of the "Twelve pasted on 3 by 5 cards these biographies will help you build a convenient file of such data. Days of Christmas." Unfortunately, with the ex- ception of the last, the material THE RONETTES quickly loses its freshness. They ( Philles) are one -line gags. It seemed TALENT TOPICS PERSONAL MANAGER: rather affected -and worse, un- convincing-to follow this sort . NAMES: Ron- supporting acts. Tour opens in of thing with "Midnight in NEW YORK nie and Estelle Bennett, and Austin, Minn., and continues Moscow" in Russian. They When Dion decided to use Nedra Talley. AGES: Nedra, - through Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, perhaps too hard man- his full name (Dion DiMuci), it 17; Ronnie, 18; Estelle, 19. try- -to South Dakota and Kentucky. age contrasts of mood with became apparent that some HOME TOWN: New York. ABC - Paramount's Tommy BACKGROUND: subtlety, but the seams of the problems might arise with re- Sisters gards to the proper pronuncia- Roe is off to Europe for the Ronnie and Estelle, and their act are showing. They are much more effective on record. tion of his last name. To clarify second time in six months. first cousin, Nedra, have been the situation, Sal Bonafede, GAC has booked him for 50 as a BARRY KITTLESON singing together group Dion's manager, sent out mail one -nighters through England, for about four years now. All pieces within the trade on Ireland, Scotland and , in New raised York City, which he included the following plus two television appearances. their first opportunity to per- LIVING ROOM information: "DiMuci rhymes He returns Stateside November form came with the opening of the famous twist palace, the with Debussy, you see." Now 3. Peppermint Lounge. In fact, the girls have been employed as the problem is to find three BARRY KITTLESON opening attractions at many of the cross- country twist houses, Younger Talent people who will agree on the notably in New York and Miami Beach. A few months ago pronunciation of Debussy, and HOUSTON Phil Spector, president of Philles Records, heard the girls and Gets Its Shot what it rhymes with. signed them to a recording contract. His eye for talent speaks Jerry Lee Lewis' wife Myra Lorraine Egypt, who says she for itself, since their first single for the firm, "," Three young performers were gave birth August 31 to a seven - is a granddaughter of Little moved into the money -side of the charts in very short order. booked into Dan Segal's Liv- pound girl. The proud papa Egypt, the belly dancer of the Spector says: "You'll be hearing more from these girls." ing Room in New York for one opens later this month at the Chicago Exposition of 1893, has Chez Paris, Chicago. been booked into the Tidelands LATEST SINGLE: "Be My Baby" takes an enormous jump week (September 2) prior to the Timi Yuro embarks on a Club for an engagement. Little on the this week. In its third week on the official opening of the fall series of one - nighters (9) Egypt, 1963 style, will share chart it moves from position 55 to 20. season. Two of the performers, singer Michael Allen and comic throughout the Midwest. GAC the bill with singer Mike Dees. London Lee, have appeared on has arranged for her to head- Don Goldie and his group will Merve Griffin's Talent Scout line in her own package tour supply the music in their final two -week show on CBS -TV. (her first in the Midwest) with stand. the Bros. orchestra back- The Four Aces are high - Lee is one of the zaniest and Warner TALENT ON TOUR ing her up. There (Continued on page 13) most winning comics to come will be no along Lewis (whom (Top record talent in top record towns this week) since Jerry he somewhat resembles). His 'Mu sisiu mum,ìììuesk j EAST since last March, is King Curtis material is fresh, seemingly and his Quintet. spontaneous, and delivered with Kathy Keegan, who was in- perfect ease. Lee bases his cur- ..eUN QUOTE' troduced on the Talent Scout MIDWEST rent material on the image (or Bennett, opens Jerry Lewis (on why he in- I've ever worked with. He was show by Tony Buddy Greco concludes his fact) that he comes from a for three weeks at the Living successful run at Chicago's New background of wealth- father sisted on a two -hour television very much upset about the . . . "Why, 60 isn't Room (9). Max Morath, Living Room on Friday (13). is a wholesaler in the garment show): minutes whole thing." Woody Allen, and Emily Yancy Peter Nero plays Suttmill- industry, and mom can most enough. I do 12 minutes on Shelly Winters (on her at the Blue hisses alone, you should career): "Sure are the current bill er's, in Dayton, Ohio, through often be located at the hair- pardon I make a lot of . Gene Pitney will the old joke. Beside, for the money what? They Angel. . -so don't Saturday. In Columbus, dresser's. The trials of this poor be at the Shell House, Long Phyllis Diller is installed at the kind of loot they got to pay me let me eat anything. If I had little rich boy are made out to Island, on Friday and Saturday. Maramor Club through Satur- they'll need four boys to sponsor stayed in St. Louis, I'd be fat, . The Osmond Brothers are day.... Addiss & Crofut will be very funny, indeed, and are 60 minutes of that kind of I'd have a man and I'd have set to appear at the Allentown perform at the University of delivered with plenty of body money. And it's my bat and lots more beautiful children." and can is (Pa.) State Fair. . Carol Michigan, Ann Arbor, on Sat- English. ball, all they do Joe Garagiola (on his friend, Lawrence and her Mister, Rob- urday night (14). play my way or get another Yogi Berra): "Yogi's the kind of ert Goulet, play the Carousel Michael Allen's contribution field..." guy who when he's driving and Theater, Framingham, Mass., WEST to the program were not so grati- Trini Lopez (on Elvis' Colo- somebody points out he's lost, for the remainder of this week. The Kingston Trio follows fying. His phrasing and diction nel Parker): ?That man is too Yogi says, 'Yeah, but look at Finishing up his gig at the Harry Belafonte into the Greek are electric and studied and his much. He is such a great sales- the time we're making.' He said Bohemian for a sev- man he could sell Bonds for to me, 'Know why Caverns, Washington, Theater, Los Angeles, mannerisms are too exaggerated it's tough to this week is multi- instrumental- en -day stand, September 9. On Egypt to George Jessel." play left at the Stadium? It for the small quarters of the ist, Roland Kirk. . . . The the bill with them will be Henry (on proteges): gets late early out there.' An-

Grandison Singers open Friday Mancini. . Billy Daniels, Living Room. He was occasion- "I don't give advice about sing- other time he says, 'Joe, imagine (13) at the Sweet Chariot, Bos- Jackie Gayle and newcomer ally effective with the up -tempo ing. You make your own rules the look on the face of a deep the game." ton, where they remain through Marian Montgomery are at the material. Anna English, who in singing sea diver when they phone September 22.... Back at the Crescendo through Sunday... . Gina Loltobrigida (after being opened the show, wasn't caught down to him and tell him to Embers for a six -week stint is Mitch Miller and his sing along knocked out by an overly real- by this reviewer. hurry right up because the boat the Dorothy Donegan Trio... . gang will appear at the Denver istic punch by Sean Connery): At Birdland, for the third time Coliseum on September 15. BARRY KITTLESON "He's one of the nicest persons is sinking.' "

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It Figured: Les' Boys Big. Tie -Ins Focus Label Called For Folk LP On Folk NEW YORK - "It Was a Hootenanny Very Good Year,' title of one of MGM's newest folk albums, MORE ON HOOTS ... WIL CHICAGO to -It had come is by the Garrett Brown -Al radio, St. Louis, packed the Kiel sooner or later-a Hootenanny Dana duo. The label has sched- Opera House there for "Hoot- record label. Jim Gaylord, head uled intense promotion efforts enanny '63," a folk singing show of Stacy Records, introduced it to back the group's current col- last month. College acts were here last week. lege tour, with tie -ins on each brought in from campuses the As the name implies, the label campus for album displays in country over and 3,500 fans will feature c. &w. music and, college book stores, publicity in turned up to join in on the sing- as Gaylord says, "anything else campus papers and exposure on ing and hand -clapping. that's considered hootenanny." college stations. Disneyland, Anaheim, Calif., is Both stereo and monaural al- The tour, which kicks off featuring Monday night Hoots. bums will be priced at $2.98. October 15, includes visits to They've been going on all sum- Gaylord noted it would "be real, Appalachian State Teachers Col- mer under the guiding hand of three -track stereo -not faked." lege and Lenoir Rhyne College Disney's Tom Campbell. Beyond He added that Hootenanny (North Carolina); Carson New- this, there are eight folk acts would be primary an album line man College in Tennessee; Fenn steadily employed at various but that singles would be re- College, Cleveland, and Franklin points throughout the gigantic leased whenever the situation College in Indiana, among Disney park. called for it. others. There'll be a special con- Labor Day weekend saw the (Continued on page 13) cert October 26 at the IBM staging of a series of Bluegrass plant in Lexington, Ky. Spectaculars at the West Coast I IIIII111111111111111III II II III II II 111111 II III II II VIII II III1111111111111111111 folk emporium, the Ice House. LES BAXTER, who has a number of arranging and conducting MGM exploitation chief, Sol At least 15 bluegrass groups SINGERS credits, along with several pop hit singles, has turned to the Handwerger, is also pushing NAME plans for a heavy promotion of were featured, highlighted by folk scene. The result: Les Baxter's Balladeers, a new folk - ON TEXAS the MGM sound track set, for , who owns a AIR styled quartet, shown above. The group (left to right) -con- "Hootenanny Hoot," which stars bluegrass album on World Pa- DALLAS -A series of 10 sisting of Bob Ingram, Mike Clough and Chip and Dave Crosby Sheb Wooley, Chris Crosby and cific. Campbell worked at the with the Dillards. broadcasts entitled "Folksingers -is on the Reprise label and is currently doing a one -month the Gateway Singers. Set is be- affair Others of Canada" will start at 9:05 stand at Pasadena's Ice House folk club. ing rushed out. featured were the Willow Creek p.m. Saturday on WFAA -570, Ramblers (from Seattle), the lo- Dallas. cal Mad Mountain Ramblers The 10 half -hour programs and the Golden State Boys. will present 16 of Canada's lead- KFOX deejay Hugh Cherry ing exponents of folk music. Dallas Says Folk Here to Stay emseed the scene. Another in- Most novation at the Ice House is a songs reflect the nation's DALLAS the present rage Coast and moved west, reaching these clubs, teen -agers, col- dual French and English -Is series of "Kazootenannies" each culture, for folk music here to stay, or is its peak in the Dallas area in the legians and also adults gather but the series also includes Sunday night through Septem- the its popularity just a fad? Radio past few months. During the last to listen to the ballad singers traditional folk music ber. Each customer is given a of the station program directors and month, he said, the demand has and in many instances to join Eskimos and tunes from the kazoo with his drink, which he talent agency personnel here are become "quite heavy." in." uses to join the kazoo chorus United States, Eastern Europe almost unanimous in the Healthy Stuff He and South America. belief sees the popularity of folk during the evening's action. that a certain amount of the Leonard sees folk music as a music as an outgrowth of the Such singers Paul Rothchild has joined the as Ian Tyson, popularity will last but that the healthy trend. He mentioned the sing along with Mitch idea. Sylvia Fricker, Ed Elektra a. &r. staff. An alumnus McCurdy, fad phase will pass. "Folknik" clubs, pointing out "The audience likes to partici- Alan Mills and of the Prestige folk a.&r. opera- Helene Bail - Richard D. Leonard, owner that they are not to be confused pate," he said, "and in folk largeon already have gained in- tion, he'll now share the record- ternational reputations. of Joan Frank Productions, a with the Beatnik clubs. "The music there is a lot of participa- ing load with Jac Holzman and talent agency, said the popularity Folknik club is a healthy prod- tion, whether in singing or just Mark Abramson for both the IttlllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII VIII!!)) VIII)) 11111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII111111111II 1111 for folk music first hit the East uct of beat," Leonard said. "In (Continued on Dane 13) Elektra and Crestview labels.

SVVVVVVVVV\VAV AV VVVwvvvvvvvwvvvwwvv\VAVVV . Theo Bikel returned to the States this week after an exten- sive tour of New Zealand and Australia... Pete Seeger and This Welshman's Been Around the Block // family meanwhile have already arrived in Australia on the first two promi- ton and then I rode up to Hay River in the leg of their round -the -world nent the disk rock and roroll, Northwest territories on a snowmobile. A tour, which will last a full year. rhythm and blues and jazz, Roy Guest was friend of mine was operating a radio station born Pike Records have signed there the Arctic. It was all quite an the High- g arity ends in the tbackgrounds of Guest, adventure"). the new folk group, operator of New York's most recent folk Returning to the old country, Guest next landers. den addition, managed to become involved with the or, in Scottish nationalist movement, known as the scene. Slitters the furry Radio Books Guest, bcameelsioo New pouchuch wornin froont of the kilt). O g. York via the wide, wide world, and who "These fellows had to meet in secret, of now runs small course, and I began to meet with them in More Hoots known Howff, actually a Welsh- their howff (a meeting place or den) and NEW YORK -Radio stations man, whos engineer entertain them at their meetings. At one near and far are beginning to in Turkey whenRoy was born. time I actually took over the building but j enjoy the sweet smell of success The period of age two to 15 was reason- I got footloose again." j of hootenanny programming. ably After visits to Scandinavia and the Rivi- Following the success of its but then tthingsubeganwto happen. Guest era, Guest found his way back to America j regular Saturday afternoon leLondon where he became an where he drove a car across the country, j hootenanny show, Los Angeles' washed dishes at the Ashgrove folk club KHJ has gone in for a new hoot- tofs Paris for holiday in Los Angeles, auditioned and got a job enanny on Bruce Hayes' weekly 6 to 10 rwhich na d (thanks to the Clancy Brothers) singing at night show. On the air ao-we a kl Y O tur ning point for me." the Troubador Club, also in the Los Angeles ÿ p.m., Hayes will devote the 9 Guest had taken up with a bunch of Left area. o'clock hour to a full 60 minutes Bank and was living upstairs The coming of age of a new folk music Guest, who thinks Dominic Behan, Jean- of folk music. a obviously consciousness has brought a new era for the nie Robertson and Ewan McColl and Peggy KHJ is the first AM station f for him to be guitar song and its writer, Guest submits. Seeger are all folksters of top caliber, recent- in Los Angeles to inaugurate a a friend, (2) telearn to play the guitar (with "You know that in pop it's the artist ly came to New York and with the backing regularly scheduled hootenanny / four easy chords) they want," he said. "But in folk it's the (to the tune of $1,000) of MGM Records, , show. downstairs song and the story that count. Certainly opened the New York version of the Howff, j In Toledo response has been (with easy chords the performance has some importance, but with Martha Schlamme (who is patted to j (Continued on pave 13) and actually get paid for in folk the main thing is what they're sing- MGM) doing 'The World of Kurt Weill," in ing, not how they're singing it." v hich had already proved a concert success. the noted. Getting back to the traveling side of the This got things off to a winging start and oming on this page sequence with his four bascechor`ds man, Guest has found that "with a guitar the second show, "Rule Britannia," already in future weeks: has you can get just about anywhere in the on the boards and starring the theater op- Next week maineapproaches to folk music playing; the world." Returning eventually to London erator himself, has done good business. ethnic method from his lengthy Paris engagements, he be- Next up is a gospel -calypso potpourri, j m "The came a "busker," singing for the queues in "Summer Bachanal," to be followed by Sacred and ethnic is he approach of simplicity, the streets, employing a tin cup collection Yakim's Israeli pantomimists. Obviously O staying true to the essence of the method. there is more to folk than bluegrass, and Inspirational est cho ao This led to a brief exploration of North Guest, with this interesting kind of wide - sustain asntune.The therersi America. Arriving in Montreal, he was im- ranging diversity, means to prove it. "I want September 28 mediately arrested as a vagrant, "since I to offer every kind of authentic attraction. j commercial and that couldn't even show them 35 cents in my No drinks, just a little coffee and sand- Jazz lot money playing Maybee he ac, an but pocket, and they wouldn't let me sing on wiches, where people will come because ñ mattysaas musician'sit with the street corner as I had done in London." they care. What I want to have is a club October 5 intricate lures is just His stay in Canada was short but spectacular where people can c care about ( "I drove a car from Montreal to Edmon- songs and artistry, not a who 0 enough to spoil the material." Classical

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rity Lounge. We particularly en- joyed the ads run by the Sahara for Connee with her name Dallas Says Folk Here to Stay TALENT TOPICS spelled "Connie." We double - Continued from page 12 checked, and they're wrong... Lee Caron opens at the Conrad hand clapping and foot stomp- Stephan also saw a robust Continued from page 11 Hilton shortly. His Decca album ing. It pulls people out of them- trend in the growth of the folk - is "Guy Lombardo presents his selves and they become a part of nik clubs. What surprises him, lighting the International Fol- favorite comedian -Lee Caron." the show." though, is the fact that teen- CHICAGO NICK BIRO agers like folk music in the first lies current at the Stork Club. One of the biggest boosts It's a wild potpourri of talent, Leonard feels is the home -town place. "They have not lived Also included on the bill are enough to see the meaning be- as usual, at the city's bunny MEMPHIS Hootenanny, aired over a local the George Arnold Dancers and radio and television station. He hind the words," he said. "About hutch, the Playboy Club. No all that they really care for is the Kuban Kossacks. Music is is dis- said it has increased demand in less than six acts (count them) The City Commission by Mel Arvin and his orchestra. cussing changing the name of his business for bookings. This the melody and beat." in two rooms. Steve Karmen, Lauderdale Courts, a public type show, he added, has also A local good music station The Happy Jesters are cur- Berle Williams and Ruth Gillis housing project, to Elvis Presley uncovered a lot of talent not representative felt that the folk rently in the French Quarter of break it up in Playroom, Courts in honor of the city's recognized before. upsurge is the result of an at- the Continental Houston. Don the while Dodo Greene, Frank Gi- leading figure in the entertain- People Show Up tempt to get away from "that Cannon and his orchestra have ment world. Presley and his type of music which has made ordano and Doc Circe cavort in Peter Stephan, operator of been augmented to form a 10- parents lived there for several no sense at all." piece band. the Penthouse, one floor down. P. M. Club, also known as the years when he was starting Dallas Folk Music Center, said Dillard Carrera, program di- West Coast bandleader Dick We were impressed by Karmen, out.... Bette Stalnecker of rector of Station KVIL, a sta- the re- that more people now come to Stanton is here to take over as a folk singer who appears in a Memphis, perhaps top his club. tion which also programs good musical director of the Buddy tuxedo and looks neither Ivy ligious music contralto in the music, sees folk as being "pop- world, is constantly on tour, has Brock orchestra. nor "beat." Ruth Gillis, a tall ular because it has a style and is a new album out, but in a visit not limited to one age group. drink of water with an excellent Western recording star Bob last week vowed she would Moore Hoots The teens like it as well as adults Wills and the Texas Playboys voice and delivery, is also a de- spend Christmas at home this Continued from page 12 do. It is a bridge between rock were in for a one night stand at light, as is comedian Berle Wil- year. and roll and the good music. It the Regal Ranch ballroom. liams. In the Penthouse, Doc Jerry Lee Lewis, who got a so enthusiastic (including spon- fills a transitional void because Stan Kenton and his band Circe romps through a hillbilly rave review in The Memphis sor reaction) that WSPD is of its mass appeal." have been booked for a one - role while Dodo Greene belts in Press -Scimitar on his Las Vegas broadcasting the hootenanny five night stand here this month. nights a week. Paul Richard is the best Etta James tradition. date, left soon after with man- ager Frank Canone to open at emsee of the 50- minute folk Label The Betty G. Duo, new- Frank Giordano is a young man the Vapors Club at Hot Springs, music program. Hootenanny comers to the local show circuit, who also belts, though the tra- where he got another smash re- Continued from page 12 opened a A chap who was weaned on month long stand at dition escapes us. ception. Sun Records president the Club DeLaine.... Line jazz and branched off into folk The label is planning four Sam Phillips had Lewis cut an- a folk Smith and his Trio, currently at Frank Sinatra Jr. makes his music will be host of new albums by the end of the year. other album for him before scheduled for a Sep- the Club Can Can are getting Chicago debut Saturday (7) with music show Another innovation will be to Lewis' contract expired Sept. 6. tember 8 debut on WJRZ, New- 12 tunes per set to cut two new records.... the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra at Casone and Lewis are consider- have more than ark, N. J. Jerry White plans to disk. The Larry Nolan Trio, with the Aragon Ballroom. Shades of ing several offers. Buddy Holland and singer Joni give examples of folk music, the past. Sinatra's dad (who also imported, Gaylord said there would be Warren have been booked into sings) started with the Dorsey Hi Records' Bill Black has both domestic and recent and vintage. every effort to achieve the feel- the Gaslight Club of the Mon- group some 20 years ago. And another hit on his hands from ing of a real hootenanny. Ma- tague Hotel for an extended you know about the Aragon, 20 early indications. "Monkey- WYPR, Danville, Va., re- terial would be as authentic as engagement.... Patachou, the years ago. . Mitch Miller shines" is rising fast, reports cently held the area's first possible. French recording star, has been comes to McCormick Place Sep- Hi president Joe Cuoghi.... "Whipper Hootenanny." Backed booked for a one night appear- tember 20.... Cone Boswell, Hi's other instrumental ace, by heavy station promotion, the Lee Hazelwood, formerly mu- ance at the Music Hall on Sep- another old pro, headlines the Ace Cannon, has finished his hoot featured an array of local sical director for Stacy, has been tember 17 under the sponsorship new show at Gene Autry's Sa- new album "Moanin' Sax." It talent, including named musical consultant on of the Institute of International hara Inn, with the Johnny Lewis will be out in a few weeks. groups, folk singers and string all three labels: Stacy, Hoote- Education. BARRY CANDY Trio opening in the club's celeb- ELTON WHISENHUNT groups. nanny and Bronco.

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Opens Pubber Mond SPECIAL SURVEY NASHVILLE - Well -known FOR WEEK ENDING 9/14/63 Nashville bass player and Mon- This Lost w..b .e ument recording artist Bob Wad Week Tille, Artist, L.MI i No. rert Moore has just opened his own 2 ABILENE 14 firm, .. Mimosa Publishing Com- George Hamilton IV, RCA Victor 8181 pany, here. The firm will be 1 FIRE 15 headed by Bill Brock, formerly 2 RING OF Johnny Cash, Columbia 42788 with Moss - Rose Publishing Company, songwriter and Lib- 3 5 GUILTY 10 erty recording artist. Jim Reeves, RCA Victor 8193 LIPS 13 Johnny MacRae has been 4 3 TALK BACK TREMBLIN' Ernest Ashworth, Hickory 1214 COLLECTING DATA: Billboard's Music Editor Paul Ackerman signed as an exclusive writer 7 YOU COMB HER HAIR 10 conducts interview in Nashville with Hickory Record artist, Roy and will assist in the manage- 5 ment of the firm. He recently , United Artists 578 Acuff (center), during recent visit there. Ackerman is directing moved here from Hollywood, 6 4 SIX DAYS ON THE ROAD 16 a special Billboard project covering the country and western where he had been the general Dave Dudley, Golden Wing 3020 manager music field. At left, is Billboard's Nashville correspondent, of Garpax Music, 7 6 DETROIT CITY 11 publisher and producer of the Bobby Bare, RCA Victor 8183 Mark -Clark Bates. "Monster Mash." 8 11 MAKE THE WORLD GO AWAY 6 Roy Price, Columbia 42827 'Cowtown Jamboree' Bows 9 17 8 X 10 4 COUNTRY MUSIC CORNER Bill Anderson, Decca 31521 On Ft. Worth TV Sept. 14 10 14 THE MINUTE YOU'RE GONE 9 By BILL SACHS FORT WORTH -A new Sonny James, Capitol 4969 country and western television Buster Doss, Billy Grammer The Andy Doll band, regular 11 10 TIPS OF MY FINGERS 11 program, "Cowtown Jamboree," Roy and Kay Arnold returned re- feature on Station KOEL, Oel- Clark, Capitol 4956 makes its debut September 14 cently to Waco, Tex., follow- wein, Ia., is routed for Waterloo, 12 8 ACT NATURALLY 23 over Fort Worth's KTVT. Fea- ing a two -month tour of the Ia., September 9; Decorah, Ia., Buck Owens, Capitol 4937 tures engaged so far are Willie Pacific Northwest. The first 10; Manchester, Ia., 11; Water- 13 13 MUST HAVE BEEN OUT Nelson and Freddy Powers, WE 30 days of the trek were spent loo, Ia., 12; Dakota City, Ia., 14; September 14; Hank Thompson, OF OUR MINDS 20 on Cody's Pioneer Circus. The LaCrosse, Wis., 15; Janesville, & Melba Montgomery, United Artists 575 September 21; Bob Wills, Sep- George Jones last four weeks were spent in Ia., 17; Waterloo, Ia., 19; Ox- tember 28, and Leon McAuliffe, 14 16 A MILLION YEARS OR SO 6 auditoriums for local sponsors. ford Junction, Ia., 20; Gutten- October 5. Eddy Arnold, RCA Victor 8207 Grammer's wife, Ruth, joined in berg, Ia., 21; Monroe, Wis., 22; Yakima, Wash., and made the Marian, Ia., 25; Fort Dodge, Ia., Program will be video -taped 15 19 HAPPY TO BE UNHAPPY 5 last two weeks of the tour. The 26; Dubuque, Ia., 27; Decorah, from the handstand of Bill and Gary Buck, Petal 1011 same group plus Smiling Jerry Ia., 28, and Iowa Falls, Ia., 30. Corky Kuykendall's new Panther 16 15 WE'RE THE TALK OF THE TOWN 6 Jericho, formerly of "Louisiana ... Eleanor and Harry Smythe Hall here, and presented each Buck Owens & Rose Maddox, Capitol 4922 Hayride," launches another tour concluded the season at their Saturday from 5:30 to 6 p.m. 17 12 LITTLE OLE' YOU 9 in Nebraska September 9. In Buck Lake Ranch, Angola, Ind., Jim Reeves, RCA Victor 8193 October, Jericho and Kay Arn- with a trio of powerhouse shows. in New York by Marie Latimer, 18 - FADED LOVE 1 old set a are for tour of Iowa Frank (Crazy Guggenheim) Fon- and Miss Munson is reported Patsy Cline, Decca 31522 for Corn Belt Productions. taine was the headliner Sunday, angling for representation in 19 SWEETHEARTS HEAVEN August 25, supported by country 26 IN 6 Benny and Vaille Cain and Nashville. . United Artists' Buck Owens & Rose Maddox, Capitol 4992 music artists George Jones, the Kathy Dee plays War Memorial the Country Clan, five -piece 20 18 DOWN TO THE RIVER 13 Jones Boys, Melba Montgomery Auditorium, Syracuse, N. Y., bluegrass and folk music combo, and George The Rose Maddox, Capitol 4975 Riddle. Erica September 14, in a country mu- grabbed off first place in the Melchior Marionettes were also 21 9 SANDS OF GOLD 13 fiddle and banjo categories at sic spec sponsored by Station on the bill. The September 1 Webb Pierce, Decca 31488 e National WSEN. . . . Joan Harrison, t h Championship layout, billed as a hootenanny, Country Music Festival held re- sister of country singer Danny 22 - MY BABY'S NOT HERE 7 featured Hank Snow and His Harrison, was married at Man, Porter Wagoner, RCA Victor 8178 cently at Lake Whippoorwill, Rainbow Ranch Boys, Peter and W. Va., August 31, to William 23 24 ANYTHING NEW GETS OLD 3 Warrenton, Va. The group also the Paul, Margret Cox, Ned M. Combs, non -pro. Victor won the annual five- string banjo Odum Trio, Blue Grass Play Don Gibson, RCA 8192 contest held at recently Water- Boys, Danny Cox and the Bar- Charlie Moore a n d Bill 24 - DON'T PRETEND 1 melon Park, Berryville, Va. In Bobby Edwards, rier Brothers. For a fitting wind- Napier and Their Dixie Partners, Capitol 5006 the outfit are Benny and Vallee up Labor Day, the Smythes were featured at the Beauty and 25 29 I GAVE MY WEDDING DRESS AWAY 5 mandolin; Don Mulkey, Cain, brought in the kings of korn, Fashion Show held recently at Kitty Wells, Decca 31501 bass; Johnny Whisnant, f ive- Homer and Jethro, supported by Gayfer's, largest department 26 30 HALL OF SHAME 4 string banjo, and Jimmie Delo- Joe Taylor and the Red Birds store in Pensacola, Fla., under Melba Montgomery, United Artists 576 zier, fiddle. They are heard on of Fort Wayne, Ind. sponsorship of Seventeen maga- and record 27 TELL HER SO 1 the Rebel Adelphi zine. marked the time a - It first Wilburn Brothers, Dacca 31520 labels. . . Ray Price and His has played the Clyde Beavers, following a bluegrass group Cherokee Cowboys are booked FOOL LIKE ME 1 event. Moore and Napier have a 28 - ANOTHER for Safford, Ariz., September single engagement at Victor's Ned Miller, Fabor 121 Tavern, Alexandria, Va., Sep- new release on King Records, 10; Williams Air Force Base, "Truck Driver's Queen" b.w. 29 20 IN THE BACK ROOM TONIGHT 4 Arizona, 1I; Phoenix, Ariz., 12; tember 20, travels on to Wash- "World of Broken Hearts." . . Carl Smith, Columbia 42768 13 El ington to play the Armory there, Tucson, Ariz., -14, and Diane Floyd has joined the staff 30 27 NOT SO LONG AGO 2 Paso, Tex., 15. September 10 -21, on the bill with Johnny Cash, Roy Acuff, of the Wil -Heir Agency, Nash- Marty Robbins, Columbia 42831 George Jones and Wilma Lee ville, as secretary to Smiley Wil- 1 IRE MOST and Stoney Cooper. Clyde begins son, director of talent. Diane and her husband Tommy are TALKED OF SORB a tour of Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee and Florida at Co- well known in the country field Of THE TEAR! as songwriters.... Loretta Lynn lumbus, Ga., October 2. . . . WITH THE COUNTRY JOCKEYS Howard Vokes and His Coun- opened Monday (9) at the Flame Ernest Ashworth's try Boys hold forth each Thurs- Room, Minneapolis, for a six - day and Saturday night at Dave day stand. By BILL SACHS & Jerry's Haven, 3684 New Wil- TALK BACK Shirlec Hunter, following her Buck Roberts, a new country which a different artist is fea- liam Penn Highway, Monroe- appearance on "New Dominion singer from St. Louis, has just tured each day. The length of and ville, Pa.... Jay Chevalier Barn Dance" at the Lyric The- had his initial release on Vandan time the artist is featured de- TREMBLING the Louisiana Longshots, who ater, Richmond, Va., Saturday Records, "Tomorrow She'll Be pends upon the number of rec- recently inked a two -year re- (7), embarked on a toter of radio Gone" and "The Weekend's ords we have by him or her. pact with Cotton Town LIPS cording stations to promote her Salem Over." Jocks needing a copy Thanks to the bible of the in- Records, West Memphis, Jubilee Records release, "I Can't Do a may write to the Charles Wright dustry, Billboard, from our other album ir Uidtory 1214 Ark., have a single and Thing With My Heart" b.w. Agency, 706 North Bishop, Dal- deejays -Ken Bort, Paul Rider up on that label release coming "Loneliness Is Fall All Around." las 8.... Jockeys missed in the and Roy Clark -and myself for soon. Album will be titled "Jay The Jim Gemmill office, Rich- mailing on David Grigg's newest all your help." 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I LEAVE IT UP TO YOU . . . BREAKOUTS * NATIONAL Dale & Grace, Michele 921 (Venice, BMI) (New Orleans) GOLDEN SLIPPER WALKIN' MY BABY (Acuff-Rose, BMI) (2:21)-Kapp 553

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The flip is in a softer groove with authority and double tracking is mighty * * Can't Run to Daddy Any- LAWRENCE WELK but with the beat and a fine lyric line. mart. Side is very much with today's sound. ** POP SPOTLIGHT more (Ampco, ASCAP) 12:201 -* ** Flip is a soft ballad, filled with pathos, Her or Me (Apt, ASCAP) (2:301. strings and choral effects. FIESTA ABC -PARAMOUNT 10482 SONNY CURTIS (Gil, BMI) (2:22) -Dot 16526 POP SPOTLIGHT TONY MARTIN * * ** Foot Steps of a Fool (At- Here's quick -stepping tune that moves in lantic, BMI) 12:021 Broadway POP SPOTLIGHT -* ** Walk's now famous Continental style. Fine SO USED TO Broken Heart (Crlterbn, ASCAP) reed work and harpsichord effect make the SANDY STEWART (2:48). PARK AVE. 129 side a strong Instrumental. Flip is "Blue LOVING YOU Velvet" (Vogue, BMI) (2:32). KATHY KEEGAN :Screen Gems -Columbia, BMI) (1:52) I KNOW HE * * ** I Love You Today (ROSe- meadow, ASCAP) (2:55) -* ** Once NEEDS HER BABY GET IT Upon a Summertime (Leeds, ASCAP) LAST SONG I'M (2:401- MALIBU 1223. s POP SPOTLIGHT (Screen Gems -Columbia, BMI) (2:11) - Y Colpix 704 EVER GONNA SING (And Don't Quit It) CERRI AND THE PACEMAKERS (Merrimac, BUI) (2:19)- Brunswick 55250 * * ** I Like It (Gil, 51111 (2:141 i' RUSS DAMON Here's a fine outing by Miss Stewart, her -* ** It's Happened to Me 12:20) best since "Coloring Book." It's a soft (Nashville) Wilscn has enjoyed a hefty comeback to the LAURIE 3196 teenage ballad that should get the kids. (Cricket, HMI) Dimension 1017 charts recently and here's another rocking The tender, simple sound is filled with (2:50)- HIP HUGGERS shouter that could keep him there. There's TONY WILLIAMS pathos. Flip is "Please Don't Fall in Love (Gil, BMI) (1:54)-Laurie 3194 Here's a young artist with two excellent a big band backing and femme chorus, too, How Come (T. M., BMI) With Me Again" (Skidmore, ASCAP) (2:28). * * ** sides. The first is a soft, sad tune that and both add a lot of flavor. Watch this. 12:221-*** When I Had You Strong, up -heat novelty here has a swingy should be big, for the ballad with strings Flip is "The New Breed" (East -West, (Elevator, BMI) (2:42). PHILIPS and catchy refrain that should get the builds all the way. The second side i ASCAP). 40141 its way. Strong kids going singing from lament of a country singer who goes s to the boy with group warbling in backdrop. POP SPOTLIGHT Nashville to make the big time and doesn't MAL STOVER The flip side is "Heaven Sent" (Morris make it. * * ** Memphis (Arc, BMI) (2:261 ASCAP) (2:38). -* ** Look But Don't Touch e. POP SPOTLIGHT (Painted Desert, EMI) (1:59). N11N- GLEN CAMPBELL ARET 114 POP SPOTLIGHT (.ea POP SPOTLIGHT THE RUSSELL BROTHERS JIMMIE HASKF.LL AS FAR AS I'M * * ** Sweet September (WOOds, DAVE DUDLEY ASCAP) (2:00) -* ** The Coo - THE ANGELS YOU AND THE hawk (Flores, RMI) 12:17). CAPITOL. CONCERNED 5044 (Rumbalero, HMI) (2:05) COWBOY BOOTS RIVER COTTON FIELDS GARY CRISS 'Four Star, BMI) (2:12) -Golden Ring 3030 (Highwood, BMI) (2:30) -Kapp 538 * * ** Sweet, Warm and Solt (Westside, SMI) (2:21) -Ascot 2139 SAME OLD PLACES (Wllkay- Sessions Songs, 5511) (2:07) (American, BMI) (2:071- Capitol 5037 Fine, country-oriented item with a touch of Like that old river, the gal in this case just -* ** Little Joe (We Three -WB- Although this disk is not on the group's humor and strong singing from Dudley. keeps m and paying the lad no kay, BMI) (2:13). DIAMOND 145 current label, it has a strong chance of Two good sides and either or both could Tune tells story of a lad who's going to mind. It'sav' slick effort for the boys and

oing on up. The side is a modern reading make it big. The first is a lovely rhythm make it big in , disk and country they hand it a nice dup vocal against NINA SIMONE of the old folk standard with strong banjo ballad that sells right along in easy style. circles and it's told t i exuberant o style. banjo back -up. Could happen. Flip * * ** Little Lira lane (Fox, und and beat. Flip is ASCAP) Blackbird "Irresistible" (We The second side is a ballad with a strong Flip is "I Think I'll Cheat a little To- "There's Nothing You Can Do About That" 12:271 - * ** Three, BMI) (2:08). and vibrant sound. nighl " (New Keys, HMI) (2:41). (Spanks- Tybee, BMI) (2:26). (Fox, ASCAP) (3:53). COLPIX 703 (Continued on page 43)

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ARGENTINA 16 15 DANCE ON- Kathy Kirby 8 8 EL CIGARRON -Hugo (Decca) -Sydney Bron FRANCE ITALY Blanco (Polydor) I' 0 STILL -*Karl Denver (Decca) ( Courtesy Escalen a la Fama) 9 10 DETRAS DEL AMOR -Peter Maurice This )Courtesy Musica e Disehl, Milan) This Last Week (Follow the Boys) -Connie 18 17 SUKIYAKI -Kyu Sakamoto *Denotes local origin Week Week Francis (MGM) (HMV)- Welbeck /Benz I SI TU VEUX ETRE HEUREUX - This Last 1 2 LA TERZA 10 9 PORQUE LUNA -Neil 19 26 WELCOME TO MY WORLD Claude Francois (Fontana) Week Week ME DEJAS?- Sedaka (Victor)-Rondak- Morns Bell (Virrey) -Jim Reeves (RCA) -One 2 DA DO RON RON- Johnny Fermata Four Two Music 1 2 SAPORE DI SALE- Hallyday (Philips) 'Gino Paoli (RCA) 2 I RIO MANSO- Ramona 20 12 DEVIL IN DISGUISE - 3 PENDANT I LES VACANCES 2 CUORE -Rita Pavane (RCA) (ìalarza (Odeon) -Lagos Elvis Presley (RCA) -West - PHILIPPINES 3 Sheila (Philips) 3 5 HEY PAULA -Paul & Paula 6 DESPEINADA -Pick Ups One Music ( 4 C'EST MA (Philips) Music Hall) -Korn 20 18 THE CRUEL SEA -Dakotas FETE - This Last 4 4 MIRA COMO ME (Parlophone) Richard Anthony (Columbia) 4 3 QUELLI DELLA MIA ETA' Week Week -Jaep Music -Francoisc Hardy (Vogue) BALANCEO -Eduardo 22 14 DOO 5 WATCHING DA RON RON- YOU -Sylvie Varian 1 I THE END OF THE WORLD Vianello 5 4 STESSA SPIAGGIA STESSO (Victor) -Alta- Crystals (London)- Aberbach (RCA) -Skeeter Davis Fermata MARE- Piero Focaccia (RCA) - 23 19 COME ON- *Rolling Stones 6 ELLE ETAIT SI JOLIE Filipinas 5 3 LA TIERRA - (CGD) (CHARIOT)- (Decca) -Jewel Music Alain Bcon ree (RCA) h 6 GRAZIE PREGO SCUSI/ 2 3 A THANKS TO Joe Sentieri (CBS(- Plante- 24 20 YOU CAN NEVER STOP MILLION 7 CHAIN Tempo ME LOVING YOU GANG -Eddy Mitchell IL TANGACCIO- YOU- Pilita Corrales - (Barclay) A. (Clan) 6 5 PUENTE PEXOA- Kenny Lynch (HMV) - Coiontaro )Villar) -Mareco 7 7 ABBRONZATISSIMA 3 Trovadores del None (CBS) Klynch Music 8 QUI AIME -T -IL VRAIMENT - 2 KISS ME QUICK -Elvis - Edoardo Vianello (RCA) -Lagos 25 29 TWO SILHOUETTES -Del Francoise Hardy (Vogue) Presley (RCA) -Filipinas 7 EL CAMALEON- Chico 8 9 ERI UN'ABITUDINE - - Shannon (London) -Vicki 9 IL N'E N RESTERA RIEN 4 7 GREAT ESCAPE - John Foster (Style) -Mitch Novarro (Victor) -Korn Music Leny Escudero (Bel Air) Miller with the Sing Along 7 LA PARTITTA DI 9 12 I W ATUSSI- Edoardo 26 - I WANT TO STAY HERE - 10 FILE FILE FILE -Frank Alamo Gang (Columbia) -Mareco PALLONE -Rita Pavone and Vianello e i Flippers (RCA) Miki Griff (Pye) (Barclay) 5 4 ONE (V ictor) -Alfa- Fermata - 10 II A NEW ORLEANS MORE BLESSING - Aldon Music - Jerry Vale 9 9 DILE -Bobby Rydell (Jolly) (Columb(a)- 27 - WHISPERING -Bachelors VOLTA Mareco (Fermata (-Fermata (Decal- Herman Darewskl II 10 PER QUESTA - 10 8 BLAME IT ON THE BOSSA Music HOLLAND Richard Anthony 6 9 ALWAYS IN MY HEART - NOVA -Eydie Gorme (CBS) (Columbia) Bobby Vinton (Epic) 28 27 SURFIN' U.S.A. -Berth Boys (Courtesy - -Aldon- Fermata (Capitotl -Jewel Music Platenmleuws, Amersfoort) 12 14 CUANDO BRILLA LA Mureco LUNA- Marcelios Ferial 29 30 SURF CITY -Jan & Dean 7 -8 WIPE OUT -The Surfaris ThIs Last (Dueium) (Liberty) -Atdon Music Week (Dot) -Mareco Week 13 - SE MI VUOI LASCIARE - AUSTRALIA 30 23 ATLANTIS- Shadows 6 CRAZY -Faye Tucker I 1 Michele (RCA) (Columbia)- Francis, Day & CIMERONI- Anneke Gronloh (Sonodor)- Federal Hunter (Philips)- Altona 14 15 PRIMA DI TE, DOPO DI (Courtesy Musk Maker, Sydney) Speak Manufacturers 2 2 LUCKY LIPS Richard TE- Catherine -Cliff 9 MORE -Steve Lawrence +Denotes local origin (Columbia)- Belinda (Ricordi) - This Last 15 - E. TORNATA L'ESTATE- (Columbia)- Mareco J 8 IK HEB EERBIED VOOR Week Week DENMARK ' Remo Germani (Jolly) 10 8 DOMINO -Dorn Day JOUW GRIJZE HAREN- 1 1 BOMBORA -The Atlantica (Columbia) -Mareco (Courtesy Quarts Musk Bureau) Gert Timmerman (Telo- (CBS) -Southern Music funken)-Wor(d Music 2 *Denotes local orlglo - LONELY SURFER -Jackie Brussels MEXICO Nitzsche (Reprise) -No This Last SOUTH 4 DEVIL IN DISGUISE AFRICA publisher Week Week - -Elvis (Courtesy Audkmullca) Presley (RCA) 3 2 WIPE OUT Surfories (Courtesy -The 1 I DEVIL IN DISGUISE - *Denotes local origin Southern African Record (London) -Pincus Gil Elvis Presley (RCA) - 7 THERE GOES MY HEART Manufacturers and Distrlbuton Assn.) 4 3 55 DAYS IN PEKING - Belinda AGAIN -Fats Domino This Last This Last Rob E.G. (Festival)- 2 2 OPAD ELLER NEDAD- (ABC- Paramount) Week Week Week Week Essex 6 Osvald Helmuth (Philips) ATLANTIS 1 1 - -The Shadows ENEMIGOS- Sonia Lopez I t LUCKY LIPS-Cliff Richard 8 EASIER SAID THAN DONE -Multitone (Columbia) (CBS) -Pham -The Essex (Roulette) (Columbia) -Cromwell Music - 3 10 SUKIYAKI -Kyu Sakamoto 7 9 OH DONNA CLARA -Die 2 LET'S GET TOGETHER - Chappell 2 2 DEVIL IN DISGUISE (HMV) -Imudico Regento Stars (Tivoli) Hayley Mills (Gamma) - - 6 9 MOVE BABY MOVE - Elvis Presley (RCA) - 4 4 KOM NED PA JORDEN Basart, L.C. Brambila - *Johnny O'Keefe Elvis Presley Music Co. (Festival)- IGEN -Give Haenning 3 J DESPEINADA -Los D. 8 3 BUONA NOTTA BAMBINO Davis (HhiV1- Imudico Hooligans (Orfeon)- Reimaa 3 5 ATLANTIS -The Shadows 7 -Rocco Granata (CNR)- - HELLO MUDDUH HELLO 5 7 DEN LILLE GYLDNE RING 4 4 THE GUNS FROM (Columbia)- Francs Day FADDUH -Allan ,Sherman (Little Band of Gold) Picture Music -Joop - Portengen NAVARRONE -Al Caiola 4 3 SUKIYAKI -Kyu Sakamoto (Warner Bros.) -No Gustav Winckler (Sonet)- (Gamma)- Pending (SAW-Ardmore, Beechwood publisher 5 RITME VAN RE REGEN- Winckler Music S 6 POPEYE -Apron Boys 4 8 13 Rob 5 BLUE TRAIN -John D. SUKIYAKI -Kyu Sakamoto 6 2 LUCKY LIPS-Cliff Richard do Nijs (Decca)- (Peerless(- Pending IHMV Loudermilk (RCA)-Acuff- )- Castle (Columbia) -Belinda Chappell 6 8 MEDIA VUELTA A. 9 5 DANKE SCHOEN -Wayne -l. Rose 7 - DA DOO RON RON- 10 - BARCAROLE IN DER Jimenez (RCA); *Javier Newton (Capitol) -Belinda The Crystals (London) NACHT- Connie Francis Solis (CBS) -Pending 6 9 I WALK THE LINE - 10 Dean - LUCKY LIPS -Cliff Richard 8 8 SIG DEJLIGE TING- (MGM) 7 9 FOOTBALL -Sonora Martin (Reprise) - (Columbia) -Exact Poul Bundgaard (Tono)- Semanera (CBS)- Reimsa Belinda Music 11 - SURFIN' HOOTENANNY - Imudico 8 7 DE MIL MANERAS- 7 10 YOU BELONG TO MY AI Casey (W. & 0.1-No 9 - HEY MAMA- Frankie HONG KONG 'Sonora Santanera (CBS) - HEART-Ned Miler publisher Vaughan (Philips) Emmi (Renown) -Southern Music 12 II -JUDY. JUDY. JUDY 9 - 10 THERE GOES MY HEART This Last 9 5 LA MANO DE DIOS 8 6 FORTY Johnny Tillotson (London) - DAYS -Cliff Richard - AGAIN -Fats Domino Week Week 3. A. Jimenez (RCA) - (Columbia) -ARC Music No publisher () Emmi 9 13 4 Ryde11 1 2 TWIST IT UP- Chubby - DETROIT CITY -Bobby FORGET HIM -Bobby 10 10 LLEGO BORRACHO A. (Parkway) -J. Bare (RCA) -Southern (Columbia) -Leeds Checker Jimenez (RCA) -Emmi 14 6 SURF CITY -Jan and Dean 2 3 HEARTACHES -The Music (Liberty) -Tu -Con FINLAND String-A -Longs (Dot) 10 8 HAPPY BIRTHDAY MY 15 7 AVALON STOMP -The 3 4 LUCKY LIPS-Cliff Richard DARLING -Bob Gallion Denvermen (HMV) -Johnny ( Courtesy Ilta- Sanoman (Columbia) NORWAY (Continental) -Acuff -Rose Devlin Two 4 1 ROCK ME IN THE CRADLE This Weeks OF LOVE -Dee Dec Sharp (Courtesy Verdes Gang) Week Ago (Cameo) *Denotes local origin 5 Sakamoto 1 2 TANGO MERELLA- Taisto - SUKIYAKI -Kyu BRITAIN Tammi (Deca) (Capitol) Ts Last 6 Cascades WMeek Week NEW ZEALAND I CRYING IN THE WIND - CINDERELLA -The (A special list complied by the New - Paul Anka (RCA) (RCA' Victor) I 1 DEVIL IN DISGUISE - Musical Express, London, prior to 7 9 I 3 4 SUURET SETELIT -Four WILL LOVE YOU - Elvis Presley (RCA) - publication.) Cats (Scandia) Richard Chamberlain Belinda *Denotes local origin 4 9 KOLME KITARAA -The (MGM) 2 3 SUKIYAKI -Kyu Sakamoto 8 4 LONE nit Last Strangers (Scandia) STAR STOMP - (HMV) -Carl M. Iversen Price Seems The Cornelis (LIA) 3 Week Week 5 7 LUCKY LIPS -Cliff Richard 2 DE TUSEN SJOARS LAND - 9 - EIGHTEEN YELLOW Ray Adams 1 I BAD TO M&- Billy J. (Columbia) (Manu)- 11 ROSES - Musikk -Huret Kramer (Parlophone)- 6 1 WILL FOLLOW HIM - No Obstacle Northern Songs. Ltd. Little Peggy March (RCA) (Capitol) 4 4 LUCKY LIPS -Cliff Richard 10 7 5 DOLLAR YOUR BABY'S GONE (Columbia) -Belinda 2 3 I'M TELLIN' YOU NOW - GREENBACK - - Freddie and the Dreamer The Kingston Trio (Capitol) SURFING -Duane Eddy 5 5 WELCOME TO MY WORLD By FRED GEBBIE 8 18 (RCA Victor) -Jim Reeves (RCA) (Columbia) -Feldman Music DEVIL IN DISGUISE - - Box 5051 Auckland, N. Z. Elvis Presley (RCA) No publisher 3 - SHE LOVES YOU -Beatles 9 3 BE- BOP- A -LULA- 6 6 SINGEL OG SAND (Partophone)- Northern - Joey Dee is booked to tour Songs. Ltd. (Capitol) ISRAEL -Olkobilamo (Philips) - 6 Edition Lychc New Zealand in the 4 7 IT'S ALL IN THE GAME - 10 BLAME IT ON THE BOSSA near future. Cliff Richard (Columbia)- NOVA -Eydie Gorme (CBS) (Courtesy Kol Israel Broadcasting) 7 7 El SNERTEN SNELLE- Also slated to appear here for Blossom Music *Denotes local origin \Venche Myre (Triola)- Kavanagh are Egil Mono Iversen Bobby Darin and 5 2 SWEETS FOR MY SWEET - Brenda Lee, Searchers (Pye) & This Last 8 - SWEETS FOR THE SWEET -Hill FLEMISH BELGIUM Week Week - Range Searchers (Pye) News of these impending vis- 1 1 9 8 SER DU JAN SA HILS FRA 6 II I'LL NEVER GET OVER (Courtesy Juke Box Magazine) CONFESSIN' -Frank !field its is quite surprising YOU -Johnny Kidd (Columbia) -Francis, Day & MEG -Aoo Thoresen because (HMV) -Leeds Music *Denotes local origin Hunter (Triolal- Sweden Music according to reliable sources, the Ill Olkabilamo 7 9 WIPE OUT- Surfaris Two - DEVIL IN DISGUISE- - FISKARLAT- asking price for Darin and Lee (Philips) -Edition Lyche (London) -Ambassador This Weeks Elvis Presley (RCA) - would cancel out any profits, 5 Week Ago 8 TWIST AND SHOUT (EP(- Presley. HMI and other 1 I promoters Beatles (Parlophone)- DEVIL IN DISGUISE - 3 3 DON'T YOU FORGET- have de- SherwinlAmbassador/ Elvis Presley (RCA) - Perry Como (RCA) - PERU cided against booking these acts. Northern Songs. Ltd. Belindam usic Northridge. ASCAP Harry Miller on the other hand 9 13 YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE 2 2 JE LIEGT -Will Tura 4 4 HORA OF LOVE -The (Courtesy La Prensa, Lima) has the Shelley Berman show al- A BABY TO CRY - (Palette) -World Roosters (Kol Israc1)- *Denotes local origin Caravelles (Deere- Ritz)- 3 3 \VAAR EN WANNEER- 1CUM most completely pr e -sold, This Last Frank Music Bob Benny (Polydor)- 5 7 BLUE ON BLUE -Bobby Christchurch was booked on Ideal Week Week out to 24 I WANT TO STAY HERE - Vinton (Epic (-Famous mail orders 4 N'EST and in Auckland, Steve Lawrence -Eydie Gornto - -CE PAS MERVEIL- Music I 3 El. LADRON -Sonia Lopez (CBS( -Aldon Music LEUX- Adamo (Pathe)- 6 2 SUKIYAKI -Kyu Sakamoto (Columbia) it looks as if the house full sign 11 8 THE LEGION'S LAST Ardmore & Bccchwood IHMV1 -Bens Music - 2 l.A PERA MADURA - will go up before Berman sets 5 4 LUCKY LIPS -Cliff Richard PATROL -Ken Thorne Wclbcck Music Pepe Miranda (Virrey) fool in New Zealand. His record V Filmusic (Columbia y- Bclindamusic 7 6 WHEN YOU SAY 'NO'- 3 2 l.A TERZA (HM )- LUNA - sales 12 4 IN SUMMER -Bitty Fury 6 - HELLO JIM -Paul Anko Ihe Roosters (Kol Isracli- Neil Sodaka (RCA( are great and it almost is a (Decca)- Skidmore Music (RCA t -Bens ACUM 4 4 TEMA 1)El. DR. NO -Al foregone conclusion that he will 13 6 I'M 7 5 SANS TOI MAMIE- Adamo 8 8 ANOTHER SATURDAY Coiola CONFESSIN'- Frank (United Artists) have to make a return visit in (field (Columbia) (Nino-Ruth) NIGHT -Sam Cooke (RCA) 5 6 ACEPTARE- Anabclba - order to Francis. Day & Hunter x - FALLING -Roy Orbison -Kaut Music (Virrey) accommodate all his 14 10 (London)- Acuff -Rose 9 9 6 fans. TWIST AND SHOUT - II. BALLO DEI. MATONE- 7 ENSENANDO BOSSA NOVA Later this year, on a re- Brian Poole and the 9 -- THERE GOES MY HEART Rrta Pavane (RCA Italy) (Blame It On the Bossa turn visit from England, will AGAIN -Fats Domino ttt I I Tremeloes IDeccal- Sherwin - WISH WERE A Nova) -Eydie Come come Kenny Music (ABC) PRINCESS -Little Peggy (Columbia) Ball & His Jazz- a 15 16 JUST LIKE EDDIE- Heinz I0 - I'M MOVIN' ON -Matt Lucas March (RCA)- Atrium. 7 5 TE SEGUIRE- Carmita men and first- time -trip for ( Decca)- Meridian Music (Ph il i ps t-Bcl i ndamusic ASCAP Jimenez (Sono Radio) Frank (field.

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RCA Victor LPM 2716 (M); LSP 2716 (5) °aaáe:tdlt`'ño:daciesr--. _ PETER JOAN ANTHONY Another Dynagroove winner from Ramin. BLUES SPECIAL MERIT The set is loaded with striking stereo eh á SELLERS COLLINS NEWLEY facts, Punching brass and startling per- cussion. Choice tunes and dards also distinctive with standards "Four JOHN HAMMOND Leaf Clove"" ""rue "Never on Sunday," 'Nola," "In the Mood" and Vanguard VRS 9132 (M); VSD 2148 (S) "Poor People of Paris" given the sky rocket treatment, %B\\ f Here is a young white men who seems to have an excess of talent. In addition, he has a most convincing ear for the Negro ritannia dialect and emotion of the blues. Hammond COCLASSICAL SPECIAL MERIT is only 20 now, but he could become -on sneaee IAUE BHFASSErMIHOR'f NEriIEY the strength of this group of blues -a Pat' former to be reckoned with. BASS ARIAS FROM RUSSIAN á There are 13 in all, ranging in style from the Muddy CLASSICAL SPOTLIGHT COMEDY SPOTLIGHT SPIRITUAL SPOTLIGHT ITALIAN OPERAS Waters inspired "Hoochie Coochie Man,' Furry Lewis' East St. Louis Blues" and Chuck PORTS OF CALL FOOL BRITANNIA MARION WILLIAMS AND THE Nicoloi Ghiaurov, London Symphony Berry's ' Maybelline." A debut con- cert worth noting and a to STARS OF FAITH Orchestra (Downes) talent watch. Philadelphia Orchestra (Or- Various mandy). Artists London 5769 (M); OS 25769 (5) Columbia ML 5878 Vee Jay LP Acappella AC 1 5031 (M); MS 6478 (S) This is an impressive debut album 6y the Among the more This is e re recording of one of Eugene There has been a lot of talk about this legitimate gospel -spiritual Bulgarian basso who a¡ renowned for his artists, as compared to Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra's disk, and now here it is on a newly (or the deliberately performance in the major European opera SPIRITUAL SPECIAL MERIT commercialized most popular albums. The repertoire Con- Newley) formed independent label. A crisp, potel, Marian Williams houses and will be making his American ranks with the greatest. tains a well -balanced taste of the im political take -off on the affect the Profumo Her fire of de debut this coming season. 11 t an ex- livery at one moment pressionists: Revel's "Bolero," "Le Valse," scandal has had on various political and here, as contrasted to cellent selection of arias, not over recorded, YOU'LL NEVER WALK her compassion, is ALONE "Pavane Pour une Infante Defunte 's non-political groups, the disk is frequently something to hear. She and beautifully sung with great style. He bussy'e "Clair de hilarious by an is strongly abetted by the Stars of Faith lune," Chabrier', "Es- and brilliantly performed possesses a remarkable instrument. Original Blind Boys of pana" and Ibert', "Escales (Ports of Cell)." all- British cast. Whether it 's ttill topicel group in a grouping of songs, many of Alabama The characteristic sound of the Philadelphia is somewhat questionable, but it should be which come from Miss Williams' own pen. Vee Jay LP 5029 is lushly presevered in stereo. in fora good amount of sates. Buyers will find her at her best. CLASSICAL SPECIAL MERIT The Original Blind Boys group goes a step or two out of their normal, strictly religious ritual here with performances of such in- CHOPIN: CONCERTO NO. 2 IN F spirational songs as "You'll Never Walk JOHN HE NIONHI MINOR, OPUS 21; FALLA: NOCHES EN Alone," "Looking Back," "Somebody Big- ger Than You BRAHMS LOS JARDINES DE ESPANA and I" and 'Danny Boy,' FOURTH SYMPHONY ON CAMPUS among others, more traditional then hymnal The almost Cloro Haskil, Orchestra Des Concerts instru- LEONARD BERNSIEIN mnature.mentationmarinet, of cello, flute, ,ndrinet, bass Lamoureux (Markevich) clarinet, , guitar and organ a though NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC Philips PHM 500-034 (M); PHS 900.034 effective, perhaps quite a shock to tans. (S) some

This album will be of particular interest to fans of Miss Haskil. It was the last record trig she made prior to her unfortunate death in 1960, and it is the only recorded INTERNATIONAL SPECIAL documentation of her approach to the piano literature of the romantic period. She gives MERIT an exciting reading of both works, and Markevich gives excellent support. THE SINGING NUN CLASSICAL SPOTLIGHT RHYTHM á BLUES SPOTLIGHT SPECIALTY SPOTLIGHT THE CIVIL WAR, VOLUME 2 Philips PCC 603 (S) ,'/}Je CLASSICAL SPECIAL BRAHMS FOURTH SYMPHONY JOHN LEE HOOKER ON (2 -12 "1 MERIT V This Belgian has a nun large following CAMPUS Eastman Wind Ensemble in New York Philharmonic (Bern- (Fen- THE VIRTUOSO TRUMPET, VOL. 2 her native country and in France and Hol- nell). Mercury VS 20502 (M); land, even hitting stein). Columbia ML 5879 (M); Vee Jay LP 1066 charts there. This el. bum should make a solid MS 6479 (S) LPS 2.902 (S) Helmut Wobisch international item for French and Belgian speaking neighbor- John Lee Hooker comes through with an- Students of the Civil War and of history Vanguard BG 641 BGS (S) (M); 5053 hoods. Her light singing (in her native Add another Brahms Fourth to the cats. other strong, biting LP of blues songs, sung will find there is much to be learned from tongue and French) could make a log, and a fine one that. is in his own raspy, but this Ibo-disk Mis at Bernstein grating moving style. set and accompanying pro - Here's the long awaited follow-up album to highly interesting and at his best in the romnatio literature, A chorus of chicks is on some of the tracks from booklet. The salable item for folk and album runs the gamut Vanguard's very popular Vol. I. This ex- aM specialty shops. this album is a Album Is beautifully sheer delight. It will de while the thumping group and rhythm sec- from the music of she Civil War to the citing Baroque music is superbly recorded packaged cidedly the tion with drawings and translated unity fine reception by she set an unremitting Dace. "I'm Lea. actual recorded sounds of the weaponry and performed here under the direction of lyrics. public that t wo previous recorded 'rig;' "1 Want to Shout," "1 Want to used in the greet conflict. Martin Gabel Antonio lanigro. Wobisch's free -flowing Brahms symphhisonies h ave (the First and Ramble," "Half a Stranger" and the ex- proves to be a most listenable teooMo and trumpet tones are designed for the con- second). ceptional moving "Grinding Mill." narrator for this recording epic. noisseur. (Continued on page 43)

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IIIAIIII IAIIItIpIIIIIIIlI191119gtlIIIIIIIIAIIIAIII IInAII111111 IIII III IIIIIIIU 'I WILL RETURN' - AND ANKH DOES MECHELEN - Paul Anka International tour this a will country in few weeks. Anka, who was received very enthusiastically last year during another short visit, prom- ised to return and give several concerts in Belgium. September 26, he will be in Antwerp; from September 27 until Ocotber 2, in Brussels on the stage of the Ancienne Belgigue, and finally, to conclude his tour, October 3 in Liege.

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U. S. Artists Hit German Trail MUNICH - A string of American artists will soon begin the trek to Germany for record- ing and concert dates. In the near future, Brain Hyland and YOUNG LIONS: These young people scored heavily in the recent the Everly Brothers will be in Radio favorite artists poll. Each holds his own the country to record here for Lion award for being the most popular artists for the first half the first time. Hyland has cut _ _ of 1963 on the German program of Radio Lux. Rex Guildo Z some German -language disks in i. received a silver Lion, Manuela scored with a bronze Lion and DOTTED UNE: Richard Anthony signs autographs for a fan the States but this will be his first Jan and Kjeld were awarded a gold Lion. while his EMI a.&r. supervisor, Jeff De Boeck, looks on. session here. Connie Francis recorded ver- sion of "Mein Schiff Fahrt Zu Jim" has been released long sound stage of Channel 7, Syd- Dir" and "Die Nacht Ist Mein" enough to figure among the best Home -Grown Songs ney, during the video taping of versions of her U. S. hits "Fol- sellers, the record was so badly AUSTRALIA Johnny O'Deefe's show "Sing, low the Boys" and "Tonight's received by the teeners (as was Bloom in Norway Sing, Sing" September 7. My Night" for MGM. Miss "Remember Diana" also) that it Norman Whitely of Belinda Francis has, of course, cut many is time that Paul should change OSLO -For the first time in Music is hosting visiting celeb- disks in this country. his repertoire. We hope that the history of its tabulations, W &G Intros rity Jean Aberach's two weeks John Coltrane, Horace Silver, Paul Anka should find another half of the records on the Nor- stay at the Chevron Hilton Ho- Stan Kenton, Harry James, Ray hit which will bring him back wegian charts are of domestic tel. He met top executives from Charles, Ella Fitzgerald and into popularity. origin. Low -Price Single Duke various recording companies.... Ellington are all reported Cliff Richard's LP recorded Entry of the Olkabilamo to be ready Digby Wolfe, TV compere has for concert appear- in Spain was released this week Quintette with its second disk, By GEORGE MILDER ances left for a month holiday in in this country during in Belgium through Gramo- "Fiskarlat" has been added to 19 Todman Ave., Kensington, the Honolulu from where he will forthcoming tours this phone. The record is sung en- Ase Thoresen, Wenche Myhre Sydney, N.S.W. winter. continue on to New York and tirely in Spanish. (of Triola) and Ray Adams returning to Australia (Manu) to make the 50-50 mark. W&G's new low -price single Inelco (distributors of the early November. EMI rush re- The Gem "Double Hit" was in- however, is that 90 per cent of label) released this week The remaining five disks come leased the 20th Century-Fox RCA troduced this week. Selling at these records are of French the famous American series from the U. S., Great Britain 5 shillings, the initial release of album "Marilyn" to tie in with origin. In the past, most of the "Our Man in . " composed of and Japan. Ordinarily American five disks has been taken from the release of the movie due to hits were of American origin; hit LP's and EP's by Paul Anka, records claim 7 of the 10 spots. Oriole of England and dealer the screen early in Septem- things have changed and it ber. Henri Mancini, Perez Prude, and store response is excellent. This will be the final disk seems that there is now a craze Sonny Rollins and many others. Sammy Davis plans to make a Also doing well is the series of issued on the Fox label by EMI for French records. Some of the Another new EP by Paul Anka with Peter Lawford in W &G "Juke Box Favorites." now that the label has signed records most in picture demand are "Tu was released also with two songs England and France next spring, This package consists of six for their catalog to be released to maries demain" Patricia by which have never been released "The Major and the Private." cover hits also drawn from by Festival Records. Festival Care on Bel Air, "Jivaros" by as singles: "It Doesn't Matter The plan is them to co- Oriole's catalog, issued in the will reissue the album "Marilyn" Les Saphirs on for Decca and almost Anymore" and "The Longest produce with Joseph Levine form of a low- priced EP retail- during September, plus other all the records by Richard An- Day." though it is not yet know how ing at 14 shillings. sound track albums including thony, Adamo, Johnny Hallyday Since 'Take These Chains this will effect Davis' commit- the "The Longest Day" and "Cleo- and Petula Clark. Only two With their release of patra." From My Heart" by Ray ment to open in the pre- Broad- Time Records master of "The American records are heard Charles is still a big success, way run of "Golden Boy" in "Hootenanny," by the Glen - very often at the coast: Music of the Era of Cleopatra" Elvis Anvers Radio decided to wait London around the first of the on coves and "Surfin' Hootenanny," Presley's "Devil in Disguise" W &G jumped the gun and until now to release Ray's year. " -inspired albums.... by Al Casey, have been slow Matt Lucas' "I'm Moving On." "No "Cleopatra One." the same time they Festival plant engineers have in- movers in spite of the wonder- Johnny Hoes' own label Telstar At Stephen Sondheim is in Lon- Fats Domino's latest plastic ful action given them by all will be distributed in brought don preparing the British pro- stalled the first "boomer" Belgium "When I'm Walking" extruder in Australia purchased radio stations. Evidently the exclusively by Fonior. The first recording duction of "A Funny Thing on the market. from Garden State Hydraulics, hootenanny has taken some time record an LP has just been re- Happened on the Way to the U.S.A. This installation is the to be accepted by the Australian leased under the title "Meisjes Forum." He said that he is writ- first of a series to keep the Fes- public, who up until a few short en soldaten" (Girls and Soldiers). ing the score for "Side Show" tival plant abreast with modern weeks ago had never even heard Adamo recorded his first BRITAIN -another musical bawd on an overseas record pressing tech- of a "Hootenanny" now all LP, released in early September. Arthur Lawrence book -which niques.... Initial release of the States report in with big sales Will Tura has a fantastic hit will open on Broadway next very first local RCA single is receiv- figures on both disks. . . Joe with "Je liegt." In only one March. "Two famous Hol- ing excellent response from disk Halford of Castle Music has pro- month more than 20,000 copies Boone Cuts Decca lywood ladies" is as much as he jockeys all over Australia. The duced a single for the HMV of this record have been sold. In will say about the cast.... first album to be produced by label featuring a new local duo, one month and out of nowhere Cliff Richard's film "Summer RCA will be "Surfside With the the Taylor Sisters, singing "Love his record jumped to the fifth Sides in London Holiday" will be distributed in Denvermen." Firm's a. &r. man- Bandit," a U. S. composition place of the top charts. Even his the U. S. starting late October By CHRIS HUTCHINS ager Johnny Devlin is a record- backed with "I'm biggest hit, by American International. . in Love "Eenzaam zonder News Editor, ing artist for Festival Records Again." jou," could not The return to London shortly do this. Only New Musical Express and his next single for that label Elvis Presley is more or less able from East Berlin of Paul Robe- will be his own composition to follow Will Tura on his way After completing his Seven son -whose recent flight to the "Stomp the Turumba." to the top places of the charts. Arts picture "Don't Put Any- Communist sector caused an in- ternational sensation confi- EMI has two new albums for BELGIUM By mentioning these two names, thing in Writing," Pat Boone -in we have given you the only new- had two recording sessions at dently expected by Harold the World Record Club for re- Davison lease in September and October comers to the best sellers list, the Decca studios during which (his British agent) who is planning a appear- featuring an all- Australian cast which underwent few changes. he waxed his self- penned title major TV ance for the with chorus and orchestra di- Tourist Sales Adamo's "Sans toi, mamie" for song for the film and singles singer this fall.... There were rave reviews rected by Geoff Harvey.... A 16 consecutive weeks on top of material mainly for the British for the opening Oscar Brown's one - single by Festival's Robb E. G. the charts lost its favorite posi- market, before returning by sea of Show man show at titled "55 Days at Peking" in- On Charts tion to Cliff Richard's "Lucky to New York. His manager, Jack the Prince of Wales. It is substituting the mu- spired by the march theme from By Lips." We suppose that Cliff will Spina, said that Pat is hoping JAN TORFS sical "Wham Bam, Thank You the flick has hit the No. I slot not hold his first place for a in the near future to film the Stuivenbergvaart, 37- Mechelen Madam" in which he was to in the charts throughout Aus- long time, and that in the next "Dr. Tom Dooley Story" -an- star, but which tralia. To mark the occasion the Like every year the Belgian two weeks his position will be other non -singing role -as the folded during the provincial Samuel Bronston office in New resort coast has its influences taken over either by Bob Benny famous American doctor who run. York has arranged for a pres- on the entire Belgian market. (also strongly coming up with went into the jungle on a relief Kid Orly, Ray Bauduc, Meade entation of a miniature cannon Almost every visitor who has a "Waar en wanneer "), Will Tura mission and eventually gave his Lux Lewis, the Firehouse Five which is an exact replica of one record player asks for one or or Elvis Presley. For the first life to the cause. The 20th Cen- and Jess Stacy will be among used in battle scenes in the more of the hits created on the time in years Paul Anka failed tury -Fox studio owns the film hosts of a party for Kenny Ball movie. The cannon will be pre- coast. in having one of his records in rights. and his Jazzmen when the Brit- sented to Robb E. G. on the The most important fact, the top IO. Although "Hello On the subject of films, ish trad band ends its U. S. tour

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www.americanradiohistory.com 36 BILLBOARD SEPTEMBER 14, 1963 in New Orleans on October 5. records, closed down as a result It is understood Anthony of the failure of its investments Newley recorded several songs GERMANY ITALY in the paper -thin, plastic record in New York under Decca a. &r. business which used a process chief Dick Rowe's supervision. similar to French Sonorama. They included a Beatles' corn- M. Momose, president of Nip- position, "I Saw Her Standing Electrola Is 20th, Talk Marathon pon Victor, who left for the There" published here by Jaep. U. S. on a short business trip, Decca has issued a rush returned to Tokyo earlier last cover of the Contours' U. S. hit Disney Disk Rep Harbinger of Fall month.... A seven -inch classi- "Do You Love Me," by Brian By By SAM'L cal LP is given free of charge There CHRISTIAN TOERSLEFF STEINMAN of the Poole and the Tremeloes. Piazza S. Anselmo I, Rome to all purchasers Arthur may be other covers. To avoid 48 Uhlenhorster Weg Grumiau "Violin Concerto" LP confusion the next Eden Kane Hamburg 22 Fall stirrings in the interna- which is being released to cele- single -which he wrote himself Electrola, member of EMI, tional music world of Milan brate the third anniversary of -has had a title change from took over the distribution in are already evident with the of- Philips here. Philips has also "Do You Love Me" to "Like I Germany of Disneyland and fice of Joe Giannini who pre- started release of the French Love You." . Composer sides over the joint affairs of Cycnus label here as well as a 20th Century-Fox. . . . Alfred Johnny Worth is delighted with K. Schacht, former president of CGD and "galleria del corso" new Maureen Arthur single from the news that the 4 Seasons the Aberbach organization, now as an active example. its Stateside subsid. will his 10, wax "Blue Girl." publisher in his own right, is During the last days of Au- As of September King NEW EXEC: Gus Jansen Jr. is putting out a set A group of c. &w. enthusiasts visiting the U. S. A. for business gust he had meetings with Art Records of has been made a junior part- have started their own label purposes, arriving in New York Talmadge, president of UA Rec- 20 seven -inch LP's comprised of ner with the Basart publishing and Arnold classical excerpts from Telefun- "Country Style Records" and September 2 and staying in the ords, Maxin, presi- house in Amsterdam. He will dent of MGM Records, both of ken, Vanguard, Westminster and two EP's bought from Nash- Park Sheraton Hotel. Heinz be in charge of pop music as which he represents. The MGM other labels. Another set will be ville- featuring such artists Klinckwort, president of Discos vice - Jim Eanes, Hylo Brown delegation also included Ronald released by year's end, and the with a title of executive and the Universales S.A. in Mexico, president. Kentucky Rebels -are the first visited Carrot, research director, and total disks of this series will Hamburg for talks with 50 selections releases.... Two London deal- Deutsche Grammophon. There Harold Orenstein. Other visitors reach about by ers are behind a new label are versions included Clarence Avant, man- early next summer. . Dr. material for four new Norwe- 13 of "Sukiyaki" Kaufmann, general controller which will issue West Indian now on German record market. ager of Jimmy Smith, and Kal of gian LP's to be issued in the BIEM, Paris, was here for a one - music solely.... Airborne is the " Schuld war nur der Bossa Mann, manager of Chubby Capitol International series. name of another new label Checker. Later he appeared at week visit to discuss copyright Contributions will come from Nova," German version of problems.... George Lewis which has a first release with "Blame It on the Bossa Nova," Viareggio and Santa Margherita and Olay Werner and the Salvation West Indian Johnny McBee's at outdoor locales before going his traditional New Orleans jazz Choir, Inger Jacobsen and Jens sung by Manuela, sold about band drew packed audiences. "Nothing But Love." 500,000 records. to Taormina for international Book -Jenssen, and the Sand - pop music fortnight where he Pye Records managing direc- Deutsche Grammophon offers fjord Jentekor girls choir and tor Louis Benjamin is in New received the Golden Trophy as the trio Meloditersetten. subscription of four classic al- U. S. representative. (Also in York for business talks which with preferential Norsk Phonograph is trying to bums rates: this series of programs were singing here also take hime to Canada. He is fan tutte" LP's) at NORWAY introduce minstrel "Cosi (three Xavier Cugat and Abbe Lane, with the CBS recording of "The expected to have particular dis- the price of 54 marks (about who for international purposes, Banjo" b -w "Green, Green," by cussions at Warner Bros. about $13.50); string quartets by Bee- the future of the Reprise license were listed as South American the New Christy Minstrels. thoven (four LP's), 78 marks participants.) which his company holds at ($19.50); Bach instrumental mu- Phono Records present. Selection commission for Elev- sic (five LP's), 98 marks enth Naples Song Festival has ($24.50); "In Memorian Wil- narrowed field of 207 entries Are in a Spin SWEDEN helm Furtwaengler" (six LP's), to 64 from which the public 89 marks ($22.25). Orders are will choose the By ESPEN ERIKSEN STENO)SPEED final 24 in com- Oslo only taken from September 16 petition.... Mina with $2,400 Verdens Gang, to December 31.... Pat Boone a night has been the top draw was Sales of grammophone rec- TV Tune Sets in West Berlin for one day, on the summer circuit but she ords are decreasing, according 26, August and has recorded has been crowded by Rita Pa- to Erling Skjaershammer of the four German titles in the Teldec vane quoted at $1,500. (Admis- Phones Ringing London Records. Norwegian Wholesalers' Associ- studio for sions ran about $6 including the ation. In spite of the fact that first drink.) The latter, who re- Norwegians bought records for By HENRY FOX cords for RCA Italiana, is out- around 20 million kroners Kungsgatan 56 ($3 Stockholm C. selling the former, waxed by million) in 1962, the sales of HUNGARY Italdisc. 1960 were larger. The telephones went hot fol- Catherine Spank, now filming The 1960 sales represented lowing a TV program about "The Empty Canvas" will prob- single records purchases of 70 Yugoslavia to find out the name DICTATION ably record a theme song for per cent of the total sales in of the tune played on that pro- Barbirolli Baton this film thanks to her current Norway. Last year they were gram. People phoned from all SPEED BOOSTERS success on Ricordi records... . only 61 per cent. In 1962 over the country, and only a Miranda Martino will make her around 1.3 million singles were short time later "Marschen Till Dealers- Conversaphone offers a com- Swings Outdoor musical plete we of fast selling records for stage debut in "Masani- sold in Norway. Drina" (The March to Drina) student stenographers and secretaries. ello" this fall with Nino Taranto sales have was on the top lists. The tune By PAUL GYONGY Also, EP de- Each course is poly sealed and contains and Erminio Macario. An origi- creased, but the sales of 12 -inch has some similarity to "Harry an instruction manual at no extra Dere Kutca 6, Budapest nal cast LP is regarded as a LP's (both mono and stereo) is Lime Theme" and the world charge. Let Steno- Speed® records be e sure bet. Other big musical In an outstanding event of the increasing. rights were bought by Felix sales success for you. planned this year is "Blue Shirt" Four Disks Stahl of Stockholm Musikpro- S201 50 10 80 words per minute Budapest summer concert sea- starring - Four records have been duktion, who now is on a busi- 5202 90 to 130 words per minute son, Sir John Barbirolli led the nomi- 5203 50 to 130 words per minute (box) "My Fair Lady" will be seen in nated for silver record awards, ness trip to France, England 5206 to State Concert Orchestra in two 140 180 words per minute Italian with Delia Scali while which are given on the and Italy to place that song. S207 200 to 250 words per minute concerts. In Chopin's Piano achieve- 5204 Medical Dictation 60 to 120 WPM "Rugantino" will star Nino Man- ment of 25,000 sales. There have also been negotia- Concerto in E Flat soloist was 5205 Legal Dictation 60 to 120 WPM fredi, Ornella Vanoni and Aldo British pop singer Cliff Rich- tions for the U.S.A. See your Ceevenaphone Distributor listed Csilla Szabo, second prize win- below: Fabrizi in Milan and Turin be- 21,000 with Dario Soria, division vice - ner of last year's piano competi- ard has reached his ALBANY, N. Y. Leonard Smith, ATLAN fore embarking across the At- Victor, and I,,: tion Columbia disk "Lucky Lips," president RCA TA, GA. Godwin Dist. -BOSTON, MASS. John at Rio de Janeiro. lantic to show in Toronto and American Jim Reeves hit Baumberger visited Swe- Penny -CHICAGO, ILL. K, O. Asher- CINCIN. 21,000 Peter NATI, OHIO A d Dist.- DENVER, COLO. The first British -Hurgarian New York. . Latest Italian with his RCA disk "Adios den recently to renew agree- Pan American -DETROIT MICH. Music Mer film production started a few magazine to publish a story of Amigo," and the two ment with licensee Sixten Eriks- chants -E. HARTFORD, CONN. Trinity Dist.- Norwegian GREENSBORO. N. C. Southland Musical Mdse. days ago on the premises of the modern Italian pop songs is "La artists, and Ray son of Grammofon AB Electra. -HOUSTON, TEX. H. W. Daily -LOS ANGELES, Hunnia studio in Budapest. Settimana Radio -TV" (Radio -TV Adams have reached 20,000 At a party in their honor they CALIF. Allied Music Sales -MINNEAPOLIS, Week). MINN. lather Dist.- NEWARK, N. J. laredy James Hill and Alexander Paal Special programs and 15,000 respectively. The met some Swedish artists of Record Dist. -MEW YORK, N. Y. Merco Enter- are producing "The Golden are being planned for January first hit with his Manu -disk international repute: Sixten prises- OKLAHOMA CITY Sonart Dist. -PHIL- based on Pilking- 3, which will mark the ADELPHIA, PA. A. & L. Dist.- PHOENIX, Head" Roger tenth "De tusen sjoars land" (still run- Ehrling, Inger Wikstrom and ARIZ. M. B. Krupp -ROCHESTER, N. Y. Life- ton's novel "Nepomuk of the anniversary of Italian TV. Graz, ner-up in the parade) and the Elisabeth Soderstrom. time Recording -ST. LOUIS, MO. Commercial lots! Music -SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. DM Sales- River." The score of the film latter with his Triola recording Evert Garrotsen of Philips, SEATTLE, WASH. Music Dist. -MONTREAL, will be by Szabolcs Fenyes, top of "Jeg Vil Ha En Bla Ballong," Holland, who has returned from CANADA Musimart of Canada. Hungarian cicffcr, who has al- which reached the top of the an American business trip, has For further information write to: ready around 100 film scores to Top 10 earlier this year. Of informed Swedish Philips that his credit. This might he the first JAPAN these artists only Richard has Paul and Paula and Brook ti77 Hungarian film from which a claimed a silver disk previously. Benton will visit Stockholm on CONVERSA-PHONE sound track record might be Norsk Phonogram A -S has their European tour in No- produced.... Some 83 members issued the Pye record "Sweets vember. My by the a 132 W. 32d N. Y. 1, N. Y. of the Budapest State Opera Coming Event: for Sweet," Search- "Sukiyaki" has been big St.al House left in a special plane for ers, currently riding on top of hit for many weeks and now the Edinbourgh Festival.... A the British Top 20. Per Gun- it has gotten its first local re- CUSTOM RECORD PRESSING delegation of composers and 'Fair Butterfly' nar Jensen, recording artist, to- cording. Otto Brandenburg, who Mastering-Processing-Labels gether with his wife Bjorg was on the with his musicologists, led by Zoltan By J. FUKUNISHI and lists "Hello TIC managing of Manu with Kodaly, attended the congress of 108 director Mu- Mr. Twist," is trying again POLIIIAA FACTORY CLEAN Kakinokizaka sic Production (he discovered his version. "Mississippi Mud," folk music in Israel. September Meguroku, Tokyo SIDNEY J. WAKEFIELD 5 the French and Hungarian Ray Adams), reveals that he has "You Deserve" and "Ain't That P. O. Box 6037, Phoenix 5, Alit. A Japanese version of "My sold 175,000 records in the Direct Dial 602 -252.5641 State Radios produced a joint last Love" are on Lill Lindfors' program of symphonic music. Fair Lady" will be staged in five years. His biggest hits - latest record. All with unusual Toho Theater in September. none of which has reached Swedish lyrics by Beepe Wol- Participating will he 14 Ameri- 25,000 sales -are "Zanzibar," gers. Karuaell has released a can dancers. This is the first "Sa Kom Veren Til Tarim," new record by the Spotnicks. P O L YM A X American musical to he pro- "Sa Ganske Naer" and "De ... Anita Lindblom has re- PRESSINGS ADD A NEW SOUND DIMENSION duced in Japan. tusen sjoars land." corded "Danke Schoen" and You can actually feel this exciting new clarity and The Disque Company, pub- Dave Dexter of the a. &r. divi- "Jag ska to dej nor pa jordon" presence and this mystery material is 1004ó Anti- Static. lisher of the best selling record sion of Capitol visited Oslo and on her latest EP and the first CREATED BY RESEARCH CRAFT CORPORATION magazines Disques and Juke together with Iversen & one these 1011 NO. FULLER AVENUE Grogh's of has all possibilities LOS ANGELES 46, CALIF. Box and numerous books on a. &r. chief Rolf Syversen chose to come on the list.

www.americanradiohistory.com SEPTEMBER 14, 1963 BILLBOARD 37 Surefire Smash! TOWN'S TOP T ILTNES Wells -Wails! "You Lost the 'Talk to Me' HOROR ROLL OF H1T5w r Sweetest Boy" TEARDROP 23014 Motown 1048 The Honor Roll of Hits comprises the nation's top tunes according Sunny & the Sunglows to record sales and disk jockey performances as determined by HITSVILLE STRIKES AGAIN! Billboard's weekly nationwide surveys. TAMLA /MOTOWN RECORDS Detroit, Mich. Jamie. Guyden Dist. Corp., Phila. 23, Pa. FOR WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 14 Weeks RECORDINGS AVAILABLE Last On Week Tune Composer -Publisher Chart (Bost Tolling Ripcord 'Triad In told Foe.) from Ameriean /nternationa/'.r

1 MY BOYFRIEND'S BACK Speetoev/ar turfing fi/m!! 6 1. MY BOYFRIEND'S BACK - ORBITING! O By Feldman -Goldstein- Gottchrer- Published by Blackwood (BMI) Angeis, Smash 1834.

2. BLUE VELVET -Bobby Vinton, lïlUIETTEs 4 BLUE VELVET 3 Epic 9614. O By Wayne -Morris- Published by Vogue (BMI) Cry to Me 3. IF I HAD A HAMMER -Trial Lopez, Reprise 20198; Peter, Paul Betty Harris 3 IF I HAD A HAMMER 6 O & Mary. Warner Bros. 5296; By Hays -Seeger- Published by Ludlow (BMI) Janie Ross, Operators 202; Ernie Jubilee 5456 Adana, Assault 1842. Nationally Dist. By 2 HELLO MUDDUH, HELLO FADDUH! 6 4. HELLO MUDDUH, HELLO By Sherman- Busch -Published by Curtain Call (BMI) JAY -GEE RECORD CO., INC. 01113,8 O FADDUH: - Allan Sherman, Warner Bros. 5378. 318 W. 48 5t., N.Y. 36, N.Y. /tl on v4.)c4x of OodrJt! 10 HEAT WAVE 4 By Holland- Dozier -Holland- Published by Jobe, (BMI) 5. HEAT WAVE -Martha & Ven- O dettas, Gordy 7022; Rene Paulo Group, Hi -Fi 5075. 14 SURFER GIRL 5 Selling in the Boxes 6. SURFER GIRL - Beach Boys, / By Wilson -Published by Guild (BMI) and Across the Counted / © Capitol 5009. 0 "LOVE 7. THEN HE KISSED ME-Crys- 7 18 THEN HE KISSED ME 3 tals, PhD. 115. SARAH VAUGHAN By Spector -Greenwich- Barry- Published by blolher Bertha -Trio (BMI) 8. MORE -Vic Dana, Dolton 81; 0 "WHAT'LL I DO" ll Martin Denny, Liberty 55571; KITTEN" 8 by 9 MORE Clebanoff Strings, Mercury 72151; 0 0 By Ortolani- Oliveto- Published by Marks (BMI) Earl Grant. Decca 25607; Steve NOREEN CORCORAN O Lawrence, Columbia 42795; Riz "I BELIEVE IN YOU" Yee Jay =555 Ortolan) & His Ork, United R 4516 Artists 598; Robin Randal. Dery I 11 THE MONKEY TIME 5 OA 10018; Katyna Ranieri. London RECORDS Hy Mayfield -Published by Cunom- Polito (BMI) O 10027; Della Reese, RCA Victor ROULETTE RECORDS ®1449 5. MichlBan Are. 8187; Clark Terry & Ben Web. 0 1631 B'way, Chicago S, III. 8 MOCKINGBIRD ster, Cameo 262; Danny Wil- $ N. Y., N. Y. O 0 liams. United Artists 601; Kai By C. & I. Foss- Published by Saturn (BMI) Winding, Verve 10295. Breaking Fast! 9. THE MONKEY TIME - Major 5 CANDY GIRL 8 Lance, Okeb 7175. CLIMBING 11 By Santos -Published by Saturday- Gavadima (ASCAP) Vic Damone 10. MOCKINGBIRD - Inez Foss, THE CHARTS! Symbol 919. 12 HEY GIRL 5 0 The ORIGINAL By King.Goffin- Published by Screen Gems- Columbia (BMI) lt. CANDY GIRL-4 Seasons, Vee "WIVES & Jay 539.

12. O - SALLY, GO 'ROUND THE ROSES 1 HEY GIRL -Freddy Scott, Coll- "HE'S MINE" 13 By Sanders -Stevens- Published by Winlyn (BMI) pis 692. LOVERS" (Bardoll #714) Capitol 5039 13. SALLY, CO 'ROUND THE ROSES- Jeynetts, Tuff 369. MICE WONDERLAND FRANKIE AND JOHNNY 4 15 (A Bobby Yorey Product) 14 -Published by Kass (BMI) By Cooke 14. FRANKIE A N D JOHNNY - Sam Cooke, RCA Victor 8215; BARDELL RECORDS Jack laFor6e, Regina 281; Claire CRY BABY 1650 Broadway, Suite 304 15 - Lane- Petal 1015. O 19, N. Y. CI By Kusscll.Mcade- Published by Rittenhouse- Mellin (BM!) New York -(212) 52772 15. CRY BABY -Garnet Mimms & the Enchanters, United Artists BLOWIN' IN THE WIND 9 ...... 1G 6 629. By Dylan -Published by Witmark (ASCAP) ONE -STOP MAMMA SAID 16. BLOWIN IN THE WIND - Chad Mitchell Trio. Kapp, 510; RECORD SERVICE 29 WONDERFUL! WONDERFUL! 2 Peter, Paul & Mary, Warner 0 Published by (BM!) Bros. 5368; Jackson. Complete line of Spirituals, IT'S ALL RIGHT By R:dcigh- Ldwards- Marks Jerry Kapp 543. R A B and Catalog Merchandise. by ROSE 4 18 20 PAINTED, TAINTED 17. WONDERFUL! WONDERFUL! Write to be placed on our By Sawyer -DeAngelis- Published by Damian (ASCAP) -Johnny Mathis, Columbia TERRY STAR national list. 33048; Tymes, Parkway 884. mailing AND THE STARBELLS DENISE 8 0.-y116 I8. PAINTED, TAINTED ROSE We ahlp anywhere C.O.D. by Bright -Tunes (BMI) - NA 1008A J By Levenson -Published AI Martino, Capitol 5000.

19. DENISE.- NEW ART RECORDS 22 MICKEY'S MONKEY 2 Randy & the Rain- Barney's One -Stop 0 bows, Rust 5059. 1144 5. Chlca9o12,111. Kedri Av., 6600 N. Brood St. By Holland- Dozier -Published by Jobcte (BMI) Phone: NE 5-9055 Philadelphia, Pa. 20. MICKEY'S MONKEY - Mira. 7 FINGERTIPS (Part II) 11 des. 'Tam, 54083, 21 By Paul -Cosby- Published by Jobetc (BMI) 21. FINGERTIPS (Part III- Little EXCITING! Stevie Wonder, Tomtit 54080. 28 THE KIND OF BOY YOU CAN'T FORGET 2 LOU DONALDSON'S SI 22 By Gre .mwich.Barry- Published by Trio (BMI) 22. THE KIND OF BOY YOU ZENTNER'S CAN'T FORGET - Raindrops. First Argo Release ... and Smash! Jubilee 5455. BE MY BABY new 23 -Hy Greenwich- Published by Mother Bertha -Trio (BMI) Liberty Record Spxtor- Barry- 23. BE MY BABY- Ronette.s, Philies 116.

C4) 21 YOU CAN NEVER STOP ME LOVING YOU 3 24. YOU CAN NEVER STOP ME 'SIGNIFYIN' BROKEN By Slater- Samwell- Published by Ridge (BMI) LOVING YOU -Johnny Tillot- son, Cadence 1437. Argo 5449 LITTLE DEUCE COUPE 1 25 - Tittles (BM!) 25. LITTLE DEUCE COUPE - DATE By Wilson- Christian -Published by Sea of Beach Boys, Copilot 5009. CHESS 26. MARTIAN HOP Ran -Delis, MILLS MUSIC, INC. 30 MARTIAN HOP 1 - PRODUCING 26 Chairman 4403. CORP. New York 19, N. Y. By Spirt -Lawrence- Rappaport- Published by Screen GemsColumbia (BMI) 2120 5. Michigan ChicoOo 16, III. Ly 27. DANKE SCHOEN -Cr ig Doug- las, London 9611; Bert Kaemp. Y7 17 DANKE SCHOEN 6 tert, Decca 31496; Wayne New- By Kaempfert- Llene -- Published by Roosevelt (ßM1) ton, Capitol 4989; Roger Wil- FAN MAIL GLOSSY liams, Kapp 545. 28 - A WALKIN' MIRACLE 1 By Hugo -Luigi- Weiss- Levy -Published by Planetary (ASCAP) 28. A WALKIN' MIRACLE- Esses. 'SEA Roulette 4515. PHOTOS P9 24 MAKE THE WORLD GO AWAY 4 29. HAKE THE. WORLD GO AWAY By Column- Published by Pamper (BMI) - Ray Price, Columbia All sizes - quantities - color or black WINDS' 42827; Tirol Yuro. Liberty 55587. and white. Post cards, mounted blow- ups- It will pay you In see our free 26 I WANT TO STAY HERE 4 30. I WANT TO STAY HERE Oil) - samples By Coffin- King -Published by Screen Gems -Columbia (BM!) Stere & Eydle, Columbia 42815, and complete prlee ILs1 before ordering anywhere. Write today for new LEON YOUNG % low prices, samples, etc, WARNING -The titles "HONOR ROIL OF HITS" and "Today's Top Tunes" are registered trade- marks and the listing of the hits has been copyrighted by Billboard. I., of tither may not be ATCO 6274 ode without Billboard's consent. Requests for such consent should be submitted in writing to MULSON STUDIO °L,110 the publishers of Billboard at 1564 Broadway- New York, N. Y., 10036.

www.americanradiohistory.com 38 BILLBOARD SEPTEMBER 14, 1963 TV Stations Turn to Jazz, News To Brush Up On That Local Look READTTO -GO PROGRAMMING VOX JOX ulluulnnnudluauulul IIIIIIIIIIIIIInRmllmRllmllRRlml PROGRAMMING NEWSLETTER By GIL FAGGEN NEW YORK - Television stations around the nation, while WHN DRIVE anxious about what the national networks will be offering them this season, are even more mindful of their programming responsi- FOR A WALK bilities on a local level. Knoxville Station A quick scan of the local TV picture find a good many new WINS APPLAUSE local offerings interspersed with the return of many a successful day offering will be aired 9:30 NEW YORK - Letters from local long -runner. to 9:55 a.m. featuring name commuters have congratulated Claims'New Sound' New York's RKO outlet, guests. WHN for rendering, put WOR -TV, begins a swingy new Allen comes to WNAC -TV it, "a real, practical public serv- weekly series of 30- minute pro- from WKBN -TV, Youngstown, ice" for its recent report to New grams called "Jazz Scene, Ohio, where his "Club 27" show York City Traffic Commissioner Henry Barnes that resulted in a Cements No. l Spot U.S.A.," scheduled for premiere was one of the top entries in Friday, October 4, 9:30 p.m. the market. 20 -foot crosswalk being put up KNOXVILLE "new sound" introduced here by WKGN, The show will feature the greats in the middle of 45th Street -A A major programming experi- warning entitled "Summertime, 1963," brought highly successful results in of the modern and traditional with signs for a 60 -foot ment has been undertaken by clear area so that pedestrians entrenching the station as the top pop rater in the nation's 66th world of jazz and each program Group W (Westinghouse Broad- radio market, station spokesmen were claiming this week. of the series will be devoted to and vehicles could see each largest casting Company) with its test of other. The "more glee in '63" programming approach was launched one instrumental group or a six -part mystery adventure program vocalist. WHN counted 10,000 per- in April by WKGN's IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIm1111111UIIIIII11IIIIIIII11111mIIIII11IIIIBIIIImIII serial, "No Wreath for the Gen- director, Dick Blanchard. eral." sons crossing 45th Street be- tween Lexington and Vander- Unlike many modern stations, "Jazz Scene, U.S.A.," pro- Group W's San Francisco out- spokesmen point out, WKGN DISTAFF MEET duced by Jimmy Baker and di- bilt avenues in most busy traf- let, KPIX, will televise a sepa- fic hours, jaywalking from the has a flexible playlist consist- rected by Steve Binder, has rate at the same time TO HEAR FAULK as Anita episode New York Central to the Pan ing of the Top 50 best selling lined up such vocalists each day of the week until the records in Knoxville and the O'Day, Big Miller and Nancy Am Building. HOUSTON - The Sheraton - slated suspense -packed plot is finally nation. The tunes are listed in will be Wilson. Jazz combinations resovled. Each program in the nlllmullllllllllllllllllllmlmullllllululmlllUIlll Dollar Sur- Lincoln Hotel here for performances on the 26- a four -page "Silver Southwest serial format is complete in itself addition to the headquarters for the week outing are the Stan Getz tinuously sponsored series, vey" booklet. In Regional Conference of Ameri- in regard to plot. sellers, the station programs Quartet, the Cannonball Adder - "Television Kitchen," which top can Women in Radio and Tele- anywhere from 18 to 24 "extras" ley Quintet, Earl (Fatha) Hines, The local programming spot- marked its 700th telecast on vision September 13 -15. with many each week (usually former Stan Kenton and his orchestra, light is on news, too, NBC's WRCV -TV recently. WKGN "pick- hits "). A "pick -hit- Principal speaker will be John Shelley Manne and His Men, stations reporting expanded Sponsored by the Philadel- blocks this of- the -day is put on the air each Henry Faulk, former CBS radio Shorty Rodgers aqd the Pete news programming phia Electric Company, the midnight and is played every and TV personality and WINS' Fountain Sextet. season. series (TV's first cooking show) host. closely tied in with the net- hour for 24 hours. "Program PM" Flipping the dial westward to is on the air in color Wednes- "We feel that this concen- pick up the work's expanded news and in- days 1:30 to 2 p.m. Home IIIIIIIIIIIIII11111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Tucson, Ariz., we coverage. trated play exposes more new new hour lunch- and -fun show formation economist Florence Hanford has records," said Blanchard. "It's hosted by Frank Kalil on KGUN Oldest Show been host since its present cook- our feeling that one pick of the TV. The show, aired from the Among the stalwart's in local ing format was instituted in Oc- week leaves many good new Hippety -Hop Saddle and Sirloin Theater - TV is Philadelphia's oldest con- tober 1949. records in the audition stack," Restaurant, includes live music he said. and entertainment currently The indie outlet also pro- playing at the restaurant, local grams two "flashback" records Goes DJ talent finds, and TV bingo -a and one album selection per favorite with the 100 Often great hour. SALISBURY, Md. - women who make up the show's Programming Curve the outside promotional energy luncheon audience. A bonus for WKGN is programmed on a of smaller- market deejays is the ladies is the opportunity to curve so as to please the tastes overlooked by record companies, raise money for their organiza- of the greater number of people distributors and promotion men. tions through sale of luncheon listening at a particular time. tickets. Though it is virtually an im- The music is balanced as to David Allen Show tempo as well with each deejay possible task to maintain a rec- ord mailing or contact list for Premiering Monday, Septem- following a basic format, but will be the personally handling the balance some 10,000 deejays across the ber 9, in Boston, of responsibility for his show. country, the value of servicing David Allen show on WNAC- The station keeps on top of the live ones in smaller markets A full hour of local, regional, the latest on- the -air promotion may, for the most part, be a national and world news along devices and programming aids productive promotion effort. with local weather and sports through Mars Broadcasting, Inc., Johnny Williams is one of the were initiated by WRCV -TV Mark Century Corporation and live ones who when not on the (NBC), Philadelphia; WTVT Formatic. Mars' " air at 5,000 -watter WJDY, en- (CBS), Tampa -St. Petersburg, and KMOX -TV (CBS), St. Show" is aired on WKGN 7 to 9 gages in a number of outside RATED AMONG TOP local TV shows of its type is "The Buddy activities involving the Louis (just to name a few) last p.m. -usually Deane Show," televised daily on Group W's Station The 1,000 -wafter is heavy on playing of records or featuring week. WJZ -TV. The show, now in its sixth year, is an important show- the local promotions such as record artists. The comprehensive news contests, games and direct mail Williams during the summer blocks are scheduled generally case for record artists. Deane, who recently devoted his entire gimmicks with a policy of a handles seven hops a week at during the dinner hour and are show to a salute to Jackie Wilson, is pictured on set with the promotion going at all times. Pier Ballroom, Ocean City. He TV. The Monday through Fri- Brunswick artist demonstrating the latest teen -dance craze. "News and community public works four a week himself and service is of vital importance to farms out the others in order us here in helping keep WKGN to be able to do a hop at Salis- FOCUS ON DEEJAY in the No. 1 position," said bury's Elk Pool one day a week. Blanchard. The peripatetic deejay since Helps Students late spring has emseed three "Each year the station awards beauty pageants and four Sweet Springfield Jock Touches All Bases four scholarships to the Univer- 16 parties. sity of Tennessee to outstanding students of the Knoxville and "Nowadays, sis would rather Knox County areas, awarded on have dad hire a deejay for a merit and need of the student," birthday party. I can play the Blanchard said. hits and brand -new releases A mobile news unit is in while they're hot. It would take service 24 hours every day to a band weeks to catch up with supplement the news at "55" these tunes," said Williams. and news capsules at "30." A The winter finds Williams special news feature is "Big appearing in the Community Mike," which has become a per- Player productions, performing sonality in itself with reports on at "Back to School" dances and traffic, interviews with impor- handling a run of hops at the tant newsmakers and visiting local Elks, Lions, Moose and celebrities. church clubs. WKGN's line -up of personali- Johnny Williams is typical of ties includes Blanchard (5:30 -9 the hundreds of deejays in the ACTION SPEAKS as loudly as words for many ists such as Freddy Cannon, with WSPR mast a.m.), Buddy O'Shea (9 -12 smaller markets who have rec- deejays, as illustrated here by WSPR's Dick (right photo) and Shelley Fabares (left photo), p.m.), Dan King (12 -3 p.m.), Al ords and do travel. Williams is Robinson. Robinson, who is heard daily, 3 to 8 and welcoming audiences (center photo) and giv- Adams (3 -7 p.m.), Jerry Dee on the air daily 7 to 11:30 a.m. p.m. on the Springfield, Mass., station, also fea- ing away his program picks. (9- midnight), Jack James (12- He's on the go outside WJDY tures hootenanny hits for an hour each night. Dick formerly was an air staffer at Providence's 5:30 a.m.) and Jeff Davis on the perhaps as much as he's on the Off the air, Robinson, like most active deejays, WPRO and program director at WREB, Holyoke, weekends. air. keeps on the move -meeting visiting record art- Mass., before joining WSPR several years ago.

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By GIL FAGGEN train to Cincinnati as a benefit P R O G R A M M I N G for the new Indianapolis zoo, Hits 25th Year STATION PROMOTIONS: now under construction. The Radio Station WABC's listeners paid up to eight Program directors and disk jockeys will find this material a eady source ST. LOUIS "Zoo Trainers" -KXOK will cel- are invited to send birthday which from which to build weekly programming periods. All that's r needed ara ebrate its 25th year of radio dollars each for the trip, the disks from the stations record library. greetings to the U. S. Air Force, included the train ride, zoo broadcasting on Thursday, Sep- of its 16th on the occasion tour, a special zoo circus and tember 19. Silver anniversary this month. the birthday For a miniature train ride. JUST ONE LOOK -Doris Troy (Atlan- plans include airing tributes and most artistic, unusual and most tic 88081 "Trust in Me" (Advanced, best wishes from civic, business ASCAP) humorous birthday card, the WKWK (Wheeling, W. Va.) and congressional leaders, and will receive an Air decjay Bob Campo (below) BEST TRACKS KXOK creators ONE FINE DAY -Chiffon (Lauri, alumni. Force X -15 Rocket plane model straddles a special "woody" the FROM THE NEW (LLP 2020) "I'm Going to Dry My Several award -winning KXOK as a prize. station gave away in connection Eyes' (Bright Tunes, HMI) (2:15) SPOTLIGHT LP'S public service programs will be with a recent appearance of DANKE SCHOEN Wayne Newton saluted. "Wake Up, St. Louis," Capitol Record's Beach Boys in These are the tracks selected for disk jockey - (Capitol T 1973, ST 1973) " Volare" a civic forum feature, has been Wheeling. The 1956 station programming by Billboard's reviewing panel (2:03) heard on KXOK for 15 years. wagon was donated by a local as the most outstanding from this week's "The Junior Town Meeting of auto dealer and especially dec- new LP Spotlights. COMIN' ON - Floyd Cramer (RCA Victor LM 2701, LSP 2701) "(These the Air," a high school dis- orated for a drive through the POPULAR Are) the Young Years' (BMI) (2:13) cussion program is now in its city. 20th year on the station, and THE SECOND BARBARA STREIS- TWANGIN' UP A STORM: -Duane police captain Roland Schu- Eddy (RCA Victor LPM 2700, LSP AND ALBUM -(Columbia CL 2054. macher's safety show will move CS 8354) "Down With Love" 2700) "All You Gave to Me" (2:39) into its 24th year of regular THE BIG FOLK HITS -Brothers Four JAZZ weekly broadcasts during the (Columbia CL 2033, CS 8933) "500 anniversary week. Mues NEW JAZZ ON CAMPUS -Paul The anniversary celebration Winter Sextet (Columbia) CL 2064, ANDRE PREVIN IN HOLLYWOOD - CS 8864) "Mariliá' (Blackwood, BMI) will have its climax at a social (Columbia CL 2034, CS 3834) "Theme (4:12) gathering in the Tiara Room from 'Irma La Douce' (Look Again)" (Fairland & LIA Music, ASCAP) of the Hotel Park Plaza. COUNTRY (2:10) C. L. (Chet) Thomas, gen- eral manager of KXOK, summed IT'S RAINING MAIL at SHANGRI-LA-Percy Faith & His Ork. I WROTE A SONG . . -Don Gibson 2702, LSP 2702) WIP (Philadelphia) with 112,- (Columbia CL 2024, CS 8824) (RCA Victor LM up some of the aspects of 25 "Shangri-La" (Robbins, ASCAP) "Love Has Como My Way" (1:57) years of broadcasting in these 240 postcards showering into the (3:00) words: station for the second annual RHYTHM dc BLUES "KXOK has witnessed many dreamhouse contest staged by NIGHT BEAT-Sam Cooke (RCA changes in the the Metroradio station. The win- (RCA Victor, LPM 2709, LSP 2709) JOHN LEE. HOOKER ON CAMPUS - radio broad- "Nobody Knows the Trouble I've (Vee Jay LP 1066) "Grinding Mills" casting industry during the past ner got a two- bedroom ranch Seen" (3:32) (Conrad, 5981) (2:22) quarter of a century. Listening house in North Cape May, N. J., habits have altered, program plus $500 worth of carpeting. Segue formats have changed. KXOK WIP secretary Louise Stabile, has adapted itself to these pictured above, no doubt is Dan Sorkin, veteran morning changing times with a modern flipping from tabulating the buffo on Chicago's WCFL, has MIDDLE -ROAD SINGLES sound and service." mail. left the station as result of a KXOK aired its first program policy dispute over type of MERRY CHRISTMAS: Jack Not too far out in either direction, the following singles, selected from the current Hot 100, on September 19, 1938, from material aired by Sorkin. Sor- Angel, KEX (Portland, Ore.) are the most popular middle road records of the week. Rank order here is based on relative studios in the Star -Times News- kin protested "censorship." in the Hot 100. afternoon host, is giving away standing paper Building. Originally li- Tim G. Marek appointed com- the "world's largest Christmas censed to the Star -Times, KXOK mercial manager of KAF- card." It's a billboard, and will This UM week's Weeks was sold to Elzey Roberts Jr. Radio (Mesa, Colo.) ... J. Fred Fron this Hot 100 al belong to the contest winner Week Week TITLE, ARTIST, IAEEL Not 100 and C. L. Thomas on Novem- Perry named station manager for the entire month of De- ber 1, 1954. wafter of KCRS (Midland, Tex.)... The 5,000 cember. The Christmas card will moved to Radio Park, its pres- WFUN's Greg Warren moves 1 1 BLUE VELVET, Bobby Vinton, Epic 9614 6 be raised in the heart of Port- ent location, in July 1955. to WQXI (Atlanta) with Dave 2 3 FRANCE AND JOHNNY, Sam Cooke, RCA Victor 8215 8 land, or at any existing outdoor - The Storz Broadcasting Com- Orchard filling vacancy from 3 WONDERFUL! WONDERFUL!, Tymes, Parkway 884 5 board location that the winner - pany purchased KXOK on De- WLCY (Tampa).... George 4 7 PARTED, TAINTED ROSE, Al Martino, Capitol 5000 8 chooses. Contest: entrants write 5 6 YOU CAN NEVER ME ceber 14, 1960. Storz Broad- Gilbert, former WIBG (Phila- STOP LOVING YOU, Johnny Tillotson, Cadence 1437 6 to Angel, answering the ques- 6 2 BLOWIN' IN THE WIND, Peter, Paul 8 Mary, Warner Bros. 12 casting owns and operates WHB, delphia) newsman, joins WARM 5368 tion: "If you could have just 5 MORE, Kai Winding, Verve 10295 11 Kansas City, Mo.; KOMA, Okla- (Scranton, Pa.) as program di- one thing in the world for 8 8 MAKE THE WORLD 60 AWAY, Timi Yuro, Liberty 55587 9 homa City; WDGY, Minneapo- rector.... Cal Milner has taken Christmas, what would it be ?" 9 4 DANKE SCHOEN, Wayne Newton, Capitol 4989 10 lis; and WQAM, Miami, in ad- over 10 a.m. -noon and 6 to to 10 I WANT TO STAY HERE, Steve d Eydie, Columbia 42815 9 dition to KXOK. WSAI (Cincinnati) awarded 10 p.m. time slots on KHJ (Los It 13 HEY THERE LONELY BOY, Ruby 8 Romantics, Kapp 544 6 Angles). Hohn $700 to a listener who pre- ... The Chanins 12 12 DESERT PETE, Kingston Trio, Capitol 5005 7 celebrated their fifth wedding 13 9 GREEN, GREEN, New Christy Minstrels, Columbia 42805 12 Feigin dicted the "Top 7" tunes in Moves Up anniversary Friday (6). He is (4 1 t TRUE LOVE NEVER RUNS SMOOTH, Gene Pitney, Musicor 1032 11 correct order from the station's producer - writer for "World 15 16 STRAIGHTEN UP YOUR HEART, Barbara Lewis, Atlnatic 2200 5 HOLLYWOOD -Ted Feigin, play list.... Sky -divers, heli- Wide with 14 I Sports" Chris Schen- 16 (Who Have Nothing), Ben T. King, Atco 6267 12 Eastern promotion manager for copters, jumping boats, ski - 17 MORE, Vic 6 el on net. 17 Dana, Dolton 81 Liberty Records, has been ap- jumping -they all were part of aired daily CBS radio (8 15 ABILENE, George Hamilton IV, RCA Victor 8181 13 pointed to the post of national the big WGH (Norfolk) water 19 I CAN'T STAY MAD AT YOU, Skeeter Davis, RCA Victor 2 - promotion manager recently va- ski festival hold recently in 20 18 8 X 10, Bill Anderson, Decca 31521 4 cated by the advancement of Hampton Roads. Some 15,000 OOTENANNY Bob Skaff to general manager turned out for the show, an N FOI,KWWAYS RECORDS of Imperial Records -a recent annual WGH event.... It was Liberty acquisition. Christmas in September when YESTERYEAR'S HITS Feigin, who will headquarter WCBS -Radio personality Jack here, was former national pro- Sterling gave out 1,000 free Change -of -pace programming from your librarion's shelves, featuring the disks motion director for Madison passes to New Jersey's Freehold that were the hottest in the land five years ago and ten years ago this week. Records prior to joining Liberty Raceway for the big "Jack a year hre's how they ranked in Billboard's chart of that time, ago. Sterling Day" which took place Tuesday (13). POP YEARS AGO POP YEARS AGO -5 -10 WFBM (Time -Life station in September 15, 1958 September 12, 1953 Indianapolis) promoted a zoo

1. Velars Net Blu Dipirdo DI Btu), 1. Yap Con Dios, L Paul M. Ford, Capitol D. Modugno, Decca 2. You, You, You, Ames Brothers, Trade Tee Tourney 2. Bird Dog, Everly Brothers, Cadence RCA Victor 3. No Other Love, P. Como, RCA Victor 3. Little Star, Elegants, Apt HOLLYWOOD -The Fourth 4. Oh, P. W. Hurd, Capitol 4. It's All In the Game, T. Edwards, MGM Annual Industry Golf Tourna- 5. Dragnet, R. Anthony, Capitol ment is scheduled this year for 5. Just a Dream, J. Clanton, Ace 6. P. S.: I Love You, Hilltoppers, Dot 6. Rockln' Robin, B. Day, Class 7. Crying In the Chapel, J. Valli, October 11 through 13 at Desi 7. Patricia, P. Prado, RCA Victor RCA Victor Arnez' Indian Wells Hotel and 8. Tears on My Pillow, Little Anthony B. I'm Walking Behind You, E. Fisher, County Club. Dave Jacobs, FOLKWAYS RECORDS ,' York 36 d the Imperials, End RCA Victor Sidney Goldstein and Bob Mc- 9. My True Love, J. Scott, Carlton 9. C'est SI Bon, E. KIN, RCA YIctor Cluskey are handling arrange- 10. Poor Little Fool, R. Nelson, Imperial 10. Ebb Tide, F. Chackslleld, London ments for the tourney from their FRANK RECORDS offices here. RHYTHM AND BLUES -5 Years Ago -September 15, 1958 GRANDPA /LIZZIE THE WALKER /EVEN AS Little Star, Elegants, Apt It's All in the Game, T. Edwards, MGM NEW YORK -A. C. R. Stone, Volare (Nei Blu Dlplete DI Blu), Tears on My Pillow, Little Anthony d YOU AND I/ D. Modugno, Decca the Imperials, End formerly consultant for Tele- LOVE SHE'S WONDERFUL/ Bird Dog, Everly Brothers, Cadence Patricia, P. Prado, RCA Victor 51D FRIEDMAN and Freddy vision Artists and Producers Rodin' Robin, B. Day, Class Win Your Lore for Me, S. Cooke, Keen Cannon (left) pose in front of Corporation, has been named SAT. HITE SLIDE Just a Dream, J. Clanton, Ace My True Love, J. Scott, Carlton production a poster showing the new manager for Storer 600 Prepaid WNEP -TV studio building in Programs, Inc. Stone will co- ordinate and supervise the pro- We Pay Postage which Sid's "TV Bandstand" duction of SPI's new adult available only from when answering ads . . . show will premiere Saturday, series, "The Littlest Hoho," and FRANK BUCK September 21, with Cannon future series now in the plan- COOPERSTOWN, N. Y. SAY YOU SAW IT IN BILLBOARD as special guest. ning stages.

www.americanradiohistory.com 40 BILLBOARD SEPTEMBER 14, 1963 RCA Sales Launches Biggest Ad Campaign MERCHANDISING NEW YORK The RCA Another key factor in the fall - of the BEST SELLING PHONOS DISK DEALS Sales Corporation has kicked off campaign will be the use NBC -TV Sunday night Walt EQUIPMENT NEWSLETTER largest what is regarded as the Disney "Wonderful World of in EASTMAN KODAK lid phase two single advertising campaign Color" TV show as prime of its tape marketing program lost the history of the home enter- medium. New commercials on week by introducing two improved tainment products business. The the product line, filmed in Dis- tapes and moving into electronic sup- "the campaign, which involes a broad neyland are, Williams said, ply houses for first-time, off- the-shelf finest, best show -and -sponsor Most Exhibits Yet tape sales to consumem. Eastman reel spectrum of media, was outlined co - ordinated commercials we (shown right above) contains one -hand at threading slot and will bo sold in the at a special press luncheon have ever produced." shown the New Hilton Hotel here, package loft. The national magazine sched- Set for New York's Thursday (5) by Jack M. Wil- ule continues what Williams liams, vice -president, advertising called Victor's "successful 'mass and sales promotion. and class' approach," with the Eastman Takes mass audience to be reached Annual Hi -Fi Show Highlights of the campaign, Life, TV Guide, the gets way Sunday through NEW YORK new high in exhibitors has already been as- which under Saturday Evening Post and -A (29) will be an eight -page news- sured as the Institute of High Fidelity Inc., put the finishing touches Reader's Digest. Specific sub - paper supplement issued in 211 on plans for the annual New York High Fidelity Music Show. The Step to Widen campaigns for various facets of newspapers across the country will employ show will open at the Trade Show Building here Wednesday (11) of the over -all line and will inci- on that date on the occasion Sports Illustrated, the New run through Sunday (15), the first Sunday showing, RCA Victor Week. The supple- dentally, since the start of the Yorker, Time, National Geo- ment will reach an estimated annual affair some eight years Market Base graphic and Sunset, in addition 33 million circulation and will to various issues of the Saturday ago. contain over 10,000 undupli- So far, there are 83 exhibitors ROCHESTER, N. Y. -East- Evening Post. man Kodak Company, which en- cated dealer listings. signed up, some 10 per cent "Victrola" stereo phonos will tered the magnetic tape field will also make better than the previous best of The campaign be sold through Town and Coun- 75 in 1962, reflecting the grow- only two years ago, has taken a heavy use of all major media, second step toward broadening try, Show, Cue, Saturday Re- ing public awareness of the role in addition to newspaper, such view, Harper's and Atlantic, of sound in home entertainment, its own market base in the field. as national magazines, network The firm last week introduced National Theater and Concert and a growing acceptance of this TV, radio, trade papers and Magazine and the programs for type of public display as a valu- two new professional- quality point -of -sale materials. The RCA sound tapes and at the same the Lincoln Center and the able underpinning for the nu- Victor week promotion will Metropolitan Opera. merous other types of promotion time announced plans for mar- cover all product categories in and exploitation in common use. keting its tape product through the home entertainment line Display kits, plan books, co-op electronic supply houses. Pre- - In addition to sheer numbers, color and black and white tele- ad mats and TV and radio corn - viously the tapes had been avail- vision, the exhibitor list also includes radio, stereo "Victrola" mercials have been prepared for the broadest breakdown of types able only on a direct basis to phonos and tape cartridge re- of participants the show has yet large users. corders. All named media will use at the local dealer level as seen. The basic list is, of course, The tapes have been desig- be used to support the newspa- further support during RCA (Continued on page 42) (Continued on page 42) per insert. Victor week. EQUIPMENT NEWSLETTER Hi -Fi Noisiest Little Industry of 'Em All NEW YORK -The big hi -fi show here ers aren't included in the tabulation). Draw- TUNERS. The most spectacular advance this week officially opens the new selling ing from the Census report, and also from of all was chalked up by tuners and tuner - season for component high fidelity equip- import figures, here are some observations amplifier combinations. At the factory level, ment and such related gear as tape record- about various segments of the component the price of the average tuner or tuner- ers. The exhibits are always fascinating, and hi -fi business: amplifier was more than 34 per cent higher the sound and design improve year after TAPE RECORDERS. Factory sales of than it was the year before! Where the year. With sound blasting from nearly every American -built tape recorders totaled 466; average unit sold for $66 in 1961, the room in the New York 000 units in 1962, up from 389,000 in figure climbed to $88.66 last year. Trade Show Building, it 1961. Dollar volume rose to $44,670,000 At the same time, unit sales of tuners always occurs to us this from $38,754,000 (office machines and went up 28 per cent, resulting in a 75 per time of year that the tape decks are excluded). This shows a 20 cent increase in dollar volume. Census says component hi -fi indus- per cent increase in recorder unit sales 243,000 tuners were sold last year for try is probably the from 1961 to 1962 -all the more remark- $21,544,000 at the factory, up from 190,- noisiest little business able considering the step -up in imports. 000 for $12,540,000 in 1961. in the United States - Dollar volume of factory tape recorder sales Two obvious explanations come to mind. or at least in the home increased only 15 per cent due to a gradual First, of course, is that the influence of FM- goods industry. By that decline in prices. In 1962, the average U. S. stereo was felt strongly last year in the tun- that we mean that its influence is felt far tape recorder sold at the factory for $95.89, er business. Here is concrete dollars and beyond its size. down about $2 from the $97.83 of 1961. cents proof that FM- stereo is building busi- The component hi -fi industry is the In 1962, meanwhile, the Japanese in- ness, and the public acceptance of FM- stereo avant garde in musical reproduction. The creased their tape recorder exports to the points to another big increase in 1963. A steps it takes one year are translated into United States by 69 per cent over 1961, second possible explanation of the rise is mass market items by the big packaged shipping a total of 1,308,000 units here, the increased sale of combination tuner- phonograph and radio industries a few years compared with 774.000 in 1961. Most of amplifiers in 1962 as compared with 1961. these can be classified as "toys." A break- later. The component hi -fi industry sells TURNTABLES. The definitions in this to the select clientele of the United States, down for 1962 shows 1,089,000 of Japanese exports were transistorized, and their aver- category are rather sketchy in the census the taste makers, the opinion leaders. Try report, coming under the government's as it will to become a mass -production in- age factory price was $11.50 each. The Japanese shipped 93,000 portable tube -type heading of "record player attachments (in- dustry, it never quite succeeds. It is com- cluding record players with automatic rec- posed, by and large, of many relatively tape recorders here in 1962 at an average Can you afford to factory cost of plus 126,000 classi- ord changing devices)." At any rate, the small businesses. Its total output (in dollars) $36.60, census survey indicates fied as "other" (presumably including tape a sharp drop in probably doesn't exceed that of, for example, sales from 1961 to 1962, accompanied sell cheap needles ? decks) at an average price of $51.52. To by a the automobile radio business. slight decline in prices. these and the U. S. -made products would Not unless you're independently IT'S DIFFICULT to find definitive fig- have to be added those from Britain, Hol- The report indicates that 24 per cent wealthy. says Hendrik Van Stickler. ures on the output of American high fidelity land, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Sweden fewer American -made turntables and chang- Fidelitone s Quality Control products-quite probably because of the and elsewhere. (On the basis of first -half ers were sold in 1962 than in 1961, and Expert and diamond cutter. That many, many firms Neverthe- that they cent slightly higher markup costs you small involved. 1962 figures, the average British tape re- represented 27 per less in plenty. particularly in customer less, now and then, there are a few clues. corder exported to the U. S. cost $55 at the dollar sales by American factories. Average goodwill. The best way to lose a Recently, for example, the U. S. Census factory.) factory price declined to $27.57 from customer is to sell him a needle Department published some figures for 1962 AMPLIFIERS. Home -type audio ampli- $28.54. In figures, 1962 saw sales of 182; that wears out fast and ruins his based on its annual census of manufacturers. fiers and preamps showed more dramatic in- 000 units at $5,019,000, down from 240,000 records. That's why it pays to Although some electronics manufacturers creases than domestically made tape record- at $6,856,000 in 1961. sell top quality - Fidelitone consider the census figures to be on the con- ers. In units, their sales increased 34 per THIS DOESN'T MEAN total turntable quality. Take a tip from Van servative side, nevertheless, they give a pro- Stickler and specify Fidelitone cent to 207,000 in 1962 from 152,000. In and changer sales declined last year, but it - file of the component hi -fi business as a your customers will. terms of factory dollar sales, 1962's total does indicate a drop -off in the sales of small but growing one. went up 42 per cent to $15,026,000 from American -made units. Britain, Germany, Fidelitone, Inc. The Census Bureau's annual report indi- $10,611,000. Switzerland and other European countries Chicago 26, cates that the major categories of the U. S. While the American public paid less in contribute a substantial part of this market. Illinois component hi -fi industry (including tape re- 1962 than in 1961 for the average tape Unfortunately, the census statistics con- corders) grew about 30 per cent in factory recorder, it paid more for an amplifier or tain no figures for high fidelity speaker sys- dollar volume from 1961 to 1962. It shows preamp. The average item in this category tems and enclosures. They do give a solid growth in all major domestic components brought $72.59 at the factory in 1962, indication that the small, but loud, com- except turntables and changers (hi -fi speak- compared with $69.81 the year earlier. ponent hi -fi industry is still on the way up.

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www.americanradiohistory.com 42 BILLBOARD SEPTEMBER 14, 1963 Biggest Line of Exhibits Cartridge Tape BEST SELLING Library Adds 21 PHONOGRAPHS, RADIOS & TAPE RECORDERS For New York Hi -Fi Show New Selections Continued front page 40 These are the notion's best sellers by manufacturers based on results of a month- long study using personal interviews with a representative national cross -section component producers. In addi- pipe, but the trend evidenced MINNEAPOLIS - Twenty - one new selections have been of record -selling outlets (only) that also sell phonographs, radios and /or tape tion, a number of exporters have then does not seem to have taken recorders. A different price group is published in the space each week. Each added to the li- crept into the picture, particu- hold. This year, Pilot and Fisher cartridge tape category appears approximately every 14 weeks. larly the Japanese and British. are among the few carrying the brary available for play on the new 3 -M Revere tape cartridge The percentage figure shown for each brand is its share of the total number Two years ago, there was a hall for the packagers and both of weighted points derived from all dealer responses. Point tabulations are feeling in some quarters that the of these are strongly identified playing system. Ten each are front Columbia and Command based on the rank order of manufacturers sales at each dealer, and weighted New York show, easily the big- with the components field. North by size of outlet. Only manufacturers earning 3 per cent or more of the total I with one - gest of its kind in the nation, American Philips and I T & T additional from Music dealer points ore listed below. and looked upon as something are among the others in the tapes, Chicago. of a pacesetter, might be veer- packagers ranks listed among From Columbia come sets by Doris Day and Robert Goulet ing toward peace with the pack- the exhibitors. PHONOS LISTING BETWEEN $400 and $500 aged hi -fi manufacturers. In the tape field, familiar ( "Annie Get Your Gun "): the At the time, some of these names such as Ampex and Tand- Mormon Choir with the Phila- accepted the proffered peace berg (another foreign brand) are delphia Orchestra, Valdimir POSITION joined by the cartridge entrants, Horowitz, Andre Previn, the and This 6/15/63 3/23/63 like 3 -M Revere and Bell Sound Norman Luhoff Choir Tony Issue Issue Issue BRAND ,5 OF TOTAL POINTS Division, in addition to the Vik- Bennett, among others. 1 1 1 48.8 ing of Minneapolis firm. At one From Command comes the Magnavox point in the history of the Hi new Roberta Peters - Alfred 2 7 3 Zenith 13.6 Drake recording of "Carousel," VISIT Fi Show here, a cartridge tape 3 2 5 Curtis- Mathes 8.7 system was looked upon by the and sets by Enoch Light's ark, 4 3 8 RCA Victor 7.3 NEW YORK hi -fi purists as almost as low as the Ray Charles Singers, Bob stay at the a packaged record playing sys- Crosby and ark and William 4 6 4 Fisher 7.3 Steinberg and the Pittsburgh tem. A certain democratization 6 - 6 Packard -Bell 3.5 ik PLYMOUTH and acceptance has obviously Symphony. 6 Telefunken in Radio City taken place. From Musictapes, comes the - - 3.5 Moderate rates, bath Three separate FM radio sta- chart- contending "Love Themes Others 7.3 private _410 in every room, television, tions are also on the exhibitor front Cleopatra," by Ferrante r dìo, dining r m, c tfee Since this chart is based on the previous month's sales, it is conceivable that Eop, garage. Within walking list, with obvious plans of dem- and Teicher, from the United certain brands will appear at one time and not at another because of many distance of all transportation onstrating FM stereo in action, Artists Records current release. nd entertainment. Accommo A total of 80 separate titles are influencing factors. Thus it does not indicate that the above ranking applies for dotions for 1000. thereby tying in with manu- any period other than the previous month. Those brands that appeared in factuters showing the receiving now available for the 3 -M sys- tem. previous issues for this category and do not happen to merit a listing above TAKE A TOUR equipment. are shown below with their rank order in the issue indicated in parenthesis. Includes room rent and '4111 A special feature of this ,ghtseeinq - ightclubs, 6/15/63 Issue: Clairtone (4); Electrohome (5). theatres, United Halions, year's show will be a "live" vs. Radio City Contact "recorded" stereo demonstra- the show will be the "Images of 3/23/63 Issue: Pilot (2); General Electric (7). your local Travel Agent tion, to be done first at a press or write: Sound" photo contest, open to preview luncheon, Wednesday Reservation Manager professional and amateur photo- TNRIfTOUR PUN (11), and thereafter during the graphers with prizes of photo Á`...qt, for Eu,r ing Savings show four times every day, ex- n Ine and hi -fi equipment to the win- DISK DEALS FOR DEALERS cept Saturday, when there will ners; and the IHF awards, to be be six performances. presented to leading performers A summary of promotional opportunities for dealers by manufacturers and HOTEL Composer Peter Philips has in recognition' of their contribu- distributors currently offering records at special terms. Shown where avail- written four original works for tion to the recording arts. able are starting and expiration dates for each deal as well as the date of the demonstration, each de- issue and page number of the original news story and /or advertisement Plymout signed to show a different as- providing details of each promotion. Please consult these for full information pect of component reproducing West 49th STREET bet. LAURIE- Expires September 15, 1963. Started June 1, 1963. capabilities. Eastman Tape SWAY and RADIO CIT Big 15 Plan on New Dion LP, "Dion Sings the 15 Million Sellers." Plan Two other highlight aspects of Continued from page 40 runs for 15 weeks and includes special incentives to distributors. WARNER BROS.- Expires September 23, 1963. Started July 29, 1963, nated as A303, a low -print type Bu 100, get IS fee on all ew releases, plat 130 LP catalog. Ninety -day with high sensitivity and mini- deferred billing, with one -third payments due October, Novewbor and mum distortion; and A304, a December. Regular 10 per cent return privilege applies. high output tape with a claimed COLUMBIA- Expires September 25, 1963. Started July 22, 1963. "double the undistorted output" On all purchases during this period, dated billing will be available to qualified AUDIOPHILE accounts. Newly announced year -round prices of 52.25 for $3.98 LP's and of conventional tapes. The new $2.81 for 54.98 LP's, with 10 per cent quarterly exchange privilege starts BACKGROUND MUSIC Eastman tapes will be intro- at once. duced on a polyester base and BROADCASTING EPIC- Expires September 27, 1963. Started July 15, 1963. on an improved Durol hase. A 15 per cent discount on all new releases and catalog, including all disks Each new tape will also carry and tapes. Dated billing, one -third each for three months following month COMMERCIAL of purchase. a printed code on the back, INDUSTRIAL identifying Eastman as the man- ABC -PARAMOUNT, IMPULSE, CHANCELLOR, TANGERINE -Expires Septem ufacturer. The coding is spaced LAB ber 30, 1963. Started June 22, 1963. LANGUAGE at 15 and 71/2 -inch intervals to On all new releases and entire catalog of all four labels 121/2 per cent discount. provide convenient timing and JAY -GEE- Expires September 30, 1963. Started June 24, 1963. editing devices for users. Buy 100, pay fw 85 on Jubilee and Josie new releases and catalog product. The new product line will he RCA VICTORVICTROtA'CAMDEN- Expires September 30, 1963. Started available in a full range of sizes and thicknesses and will be dis- July 29, 1963. A 12 per cent discount on all new releases and catalog of the three labels COVERS THE ENTIRE FIELD tributed through electronic sup- for both disks and tape. Dating privileges also available. ply houses. It's the first time that WITH TAPE EQUIPMENT .. Eastman tape has been avail- COLPIX -Expires September 30, 1963. Started June 24, 1963. New "Winner . . Take All" lay: On new pop releases. buy 100. get 20 PACKAGE OR COMPONENTS able on an "off- the -shelf" basis. free. Same deal applies on children's catalog items. On all other items, buy 100, get 10 free. TAPE RECORDERS Name Topps in Fla. CAMEOPARKWAY- Expires September 30, 1963. Started August 1, 1963. TAPE TRANSPORTS A 121/, per cent discount on all new Cameo and Parkway releases. Dated NEW YORK -Topps Record billing available. TAPE CARTRIDGE HANDLERS Distributing Corporation in DOT- Expires September 30, 1963. Started August 15, 1963. Miami has been selected by A 10 per cent cash discount on all LP's and EP's. mono and stereo. On AMPLIFIERS pre -packs in "AIL -Time Hit Series," 10 per cent cash discount. Six months Electra Records to represent dated billing. Christmas product returnable any time after December 25. CARTRIDGES the company's two labels in Florida. Topps will carry both PRESTIGE and associated labels- Expires September 30, 1963. Started ACCESSORIES Elektra and Crestview product. August 26, 1963. An extensive promotion earn- A 15 per cent discount on all album and single product on all the labels. LIMITED DEALERSHIPS paign is planned for Crest - VANGUARD -Expires September 30, 1963. Started September 1, 1963. YET AVAILABLE. view's "The Original Hoote- A 10 per cent discount on entire catalog. FOR INFORMATION nanny" LP that is currently en- WRITE TO SALES PHILIPS -Expires October 15, 1963. Started August 20, 1963. MANAGER. joying hot sales action. A I21/2 per cent discount on all new releases and catalog. LIBERTY -Expires October 30, 1963. Started August 26, 1963. Ten per cent cash discount off face of invoice for all new release and catalog product except Chipmunk albums. A 100 per cent exchange with product exchangeable after February I, 1964. One -third payments due 10th of next December, January and February.

PHILIPS -Expiration indefinite. Started September 1, 1963. A 121/2 per cent discount on 12 new releases. REPRISE- Expiration indefinite. Started September t, 1963. SED WITH T P IT'S MADE BY VIKING A 121,'2 per cent discount on new releases. DOOTO- Expiration indefinite. Started May 1, 1963. UI Your assurance On all Dooto album product -buy Live, get one free. .e. o( Quality Irs ORIGINAL SOUND- Expiration indefinite. Started June 25, 1963. MINNEAPOLIS INC Tape Components iking Of Entire LP catalog: Buy 10, get one free. One hundred per cent exchangeable. III 9600 A1oricn Avenus so,. Minneapolis. Minnesota. 55420 COMMAND- Expiration indefinite. Started June 24, 1963. One -free -for- six -purchased deal on seven new releases and entire catalog. TAMLAMOTOWN GORDY- Expiration indefinite. Started July 15, 1963. Buy six, get one free, on all new releases and entire catalog of all three labels.

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TCHAIKOVSKY: SYMPHONY NO. S IN E MINOR A c place for the best source quipmenl, supp FOUR -STAR ALBUMS Concertgebouw Orchestra of Amster- itpersonnel . . serving more than 20,000 buyers, sellers, and users of music, records, Tapes, The (rem?. rating is awarded new dam (Sawalliseh). Philips PHM 500 -020 home entertainment equipment, coin machines and many other reloted products throughout albums with sufficient commercial po- (M); PHS 900 -020 (S) tential in their respective categories to the ntire world. merit being stacked by most dealers, RODRIGO: FANTASIA FOR A one -stops and rock jobbers handling that category. COURTIER; OHANA: CONCERTO FOR GUITAR AND ORCHESTRA NarcLso Yepes, National Orchestra of WANTED TO BUY POPULAR Spain (Fruhbeck). London CM 9356 SERVICES (M); CS 6356 (5) DISTRIBUTING WANT RECORDS-45'S, SURPLUS RF 3 GREAT GIRLS PALESTRINA: THE SONG OF SONGS -Margret, Kitty turns, overatocka, eut -outs, Zee. Ham Ann Kallen, Della Prague Madrigal Choir. Vanguard BG Warrtncr, Myrboeker MuY: DLa- Reese. RCA Victor LPM 2724 (M); 647 (M); BGS 5059 (5) Wbutors. 433 NSCLCan Ave., Yonkers LSP 2724 (S) RECORD DISTRIBUTORS N. Y. Phone: GReenleaf 67778. ae2 ATTENTION, SONG WRITERS DVORAK: QUINTET IN A, OPUS 81 THE FOUR FRESHMEN Clifford Curzon, Vienna Philharmonic BRIGHT TUNES PRODUCTIONS, INC. GOT THAT FEELYN' Quartet. London CM 9357 (M); CS and BRIGHT TUNES MUSIC CORP. Capitol T 1950 (M); ST 1950 (S) 6357 (S) RECORD LABELS USED COIN MACHINE EQUIP- are looking for original song cam 12 GREATEST GOLDEN OLDIES IN TOM KRAUSE RECITAL LARGE OR SMALL MENT, PARTS AND SUPPLIES Rasitions fur - THE WHOLE WORLD EVER! London 5783 (M); OS 25783 (S) Put us on your d.j. mailing list so THE CHIFFONS, RANDY AND THE Various Artists. Parkway P 7031 RAINBOWS, ANDREA CARROLL, THE DVORAK: SYMPHONY NO. 4 we can know when you have re- FOUR PENNIES, THE WONDERS, LLOYD ELLIOTT & HIS TROMBONE London Symphony Orchestra (Kertesz). leased o now record. MISCELLANEOUS THE SUMMITS, TOWNE CRIERS and London CM 9358 (M); CS 6358 (Si THE TOKENS, as well as other Ara A 18 (M); AS 18 (S) We want to know abase) your new artists. "JOCKEY JOKER" MOZART: CLARINET CONCERTO, records so you'll get maximum one - SECOND EDITION, now reoad y. glean SEND DEMOS ENZO STUARTI AT THE PLAZA FLUTE & HARP CONCERTO stop exposure in this important h ONLY Jubilee 5022 (. JCM Various Artists, Vlcnna Philharmonic market area. 5J 2a.R5x0 e DNelew 11 Ptlww Cmou yon BRIGHT TUNES MUSIC CORP. (Munching.). London CM 9351 (M); We work while others sleep( 235. oc5 GLORY GLORY CS 6351 (S) ONE HANSON PLACE, BROOKLYN 17, N.Y. Sensational Nightingales. Peacock PLP JET -STOP 112 ONE DE LALANDE; DE PROFUNDIS 4928 N.W. 7th Avenue Various Artists. Vanguard BG 640 ORGAN FAVORITES Miami 27, Florida 0.000 PROEFSSIONAL COMEDY LINES! Nionthly topical ge¢ FzCc FOREVER AND EVER (M); BGS 5052 (S) rzi too! (305) 751.2473 BUSINESS tala¢. Robert arbor,Daniel William Whitehead. Cameo C 1038 OPPORTUNITIES Crescent, Baldwin Harbor. N. Y. mh2e -6a (M); SC 1038 (S) COUNTRY FOR SALI100 ASSORTED NEW 45 RPM's. 58.50: E77.00 per 1,000. Paul V NEW DIMENSIONS IN BANJO & COUNTRY MUSIC TIME IRC, RZCOrd Dlstrlbuting Co., 4578 INTERNATIONAL PROFITS YOUR BLUE GRASS Lone° A Oscar. Strode,' SLP 244 Park Drive, Melxirle 20, La. se78 obleet. You reach a sell your Eric Weissberg, Marshall Backman pub"adi sos, to pea. masters, 6ervltes & to lcgding music lnduxtry )the Company. Elektre EKL 238 EMPLOYMENT SECTION INTERNATIONAL FACTORY NEW 451, 100 ASSORTED $13 all over the world through the inter- Factory ew f3.98 d !4.98 Ile` mador national Buyers & Sellers Exchange. brand LP albums f1.23 each aeaL. mono Doe1¢ned to help you reach JAll GREECE TODAY rg stereo. Good selecUOn now available the U.S.A., It appears each week Various Artists. Philips PHM 200 -094 Hal W. ArmltaRe Ave. !n SWboard. CNCaRO 39, III. CA 7.3722. np -se2B TOWN HALL CONCERT IM); PHS 600 -094 (S) HELP WANTED Charlie Mingus. United Artists UMS MINA PAINTING GAME OPERATORS: 5X7 15024 (S) frames, 543.25/1000 (5000 lot): caetlx Vesuvius LP 4416 84,'1000. Free e. I lock. Other sizes. Penn PhotoAlmounnta. Box 87, COLLABORATOR IN POPS MUSIC TRE GEORGIE AULD QUINTET GREETINGS FROM THE RECORD MFG. SERVICES, Glenalden, Pa. ors andor lyrics. resident PLAYS THE WINNERS HOFRRAUHAUS Phone RF. 4 -8994 LA 4.8282. Philips PNM 200.096 (M); SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Nfly.all to 11rtt1 Music PubBShing Co., Band of Bavarian Music with the 130 K'. 42nd St., New Vork 36. N. Y. PHS 600.096 (S) Isaryatzen Ensemble. Cameo C 1065 RECORD PROMOTION SINGLES REVIEWS & PUBLICITY SITUATIONS WANTED HORTY WAX NATIONAL RECORD RGT HoON Continued from page 23 Promo Network, coast App rom- p tsto J eke. FREE -STANDING seeks engagement (London - and trade DeDer publlCltY. DlstriD °a Parls pref.), Wil l sign contract In U. S. S (Four Star record rev 9.14 1;1 BUNKER HILL Radiu d TV interviews. Available on hott notice. James Clark, POP FOUR STAR RECORD REVS * * ** You Can't Make Me Dough) 1733 a73roadway, PEGBOARD UNITS? 811 ChalNnte Dr., Alexandria, Va. My Baby (Florentine, BMI) (2:14)- nn -ap25 EXPORT MANAGER YEARS The Girl Can't Dance (Floren- Don't waste money/ Soo ART. -12 SUC POPULAR ** eeoNl career elrect record ales a d tine, BMI) (1:54). MALA 464 POOL'S new A frame display. Sturdy Been in International seeks MISCELLANEOUS ne co ' thoroughly familiarAbtall TERESA BREWER 2 -sided 4'2(4' unit. Priced well below Export -importImport proceduros. Able take DENNY RANDELL other Charge e. Tt-g denertC7n or ¢anlze He Understands Me (Gal - oll units. * * ** I'm Back Baby (Painted new one. Traversed. Contact Box SIL Iko, BMI) 12:55) lust Before * * ** Billboard, 1564 Broadway, New York -* ** Desert, BSI)) )2:101 Blues for The most diversified record rack We Say Goodbye (Luri ten, ASCAP) -** a $250,000.00 EVALUATION! 36. N. Y. Four String Guitar (United Artists, and display line. (2:11). PHILIPS 40135 ASCAP) (2:05). ASCOT 2137 TONI FISHER ART -PHYL CREATIONS Your Royal Majesty (Milord) THE PACESETTERS RECORD * * ** 506Z Frclinghuysen Ave. Say You Saw It (Alma, ASCAP) (3:101 -* ** Billy, * * ** The Monkey Whip (Come. Marry Me (Music Productions, Tone) (2:30) -** Around the World PRESSING PLANT Newark 14, N. J. (Couac -Tone) (2:15). CORREC -TONE In ASCAP) (2:13). SMASH 1847. N.J.: BI 8 -5100 N.Y.: WO 4 -2565 Billboard 3476 NO LIMIT - NO RESERVE MITTY COLLIER * * ** IS Your Part Lore (Melody LEN SNIDER Heart, RM) (2:40) -* ** Don't You * * ** Everyone Knows ( Corette, CLASSIFIED RATES Forget It (Arc, BMI) (2:05) BMI) (2:23( -* I'll Be Coming Home AUCTION! Tonight (Longhorn, BMI) (2:27). ALL Per Insertion VIC DAMONE BOY 8507 Wives and I.overs (Famous, * * ** Forced Sale! Taken Over by 1/2" 1" 2" I Each Additional Inch ASCAP) (2:25) -* ** Oooh! Look -A Chattel Mortgage Holder! There Ain't She Pretty? (Leeds, RHYTHM & BLUES Manufacturers ASCAP) (1:56). CAPITOL 5039 59 I TOPS & CAVENDISH Advertisers $15 525 59 F.LLA THOMAS GLADYS CAINE I'sn Your Part Thee Love Made * * ** RECORDS * * ** Got My Mind Up (Melody Heart, 8517) (3:10) Distributors 8 -* ** Sale on the Premises 515 I 55 )BOZart, BMI) (2:30) -* ** Plea. Ain't That the Truth (Nlelody Hrart, Employment 55 S9 Mr. D. J. Play a Song for My ).ove Advertisers BMI) (2:10). FLAG 101 S. (Eden, BMI) (2:35). TOGO 602 5810 NORMANDIE AVE. Minimum size sold is 1/2", approximately 35 words; 1" JIMMY DEAN WHISPERING SMITH LOS Live ANGELES, CALIF. 70 words. All rates are for EACH advertisement, EACH Thumb Pick Pete (Plainview, * * ** Jlve (Excellorec, BMI) * * ** time. Advertisements 2" or larger set in boxed BMI) (2:13) The Funniest 12:051 -* ** Don't Leave Me Baby TUES,. style. - * ** (Excellorec, BMI( (2:22). EXCELLO SEPT. 17Á 1°AQ. Thing I Ever Heard (Port -Twelve If box number is used, allow 10 words for number and Stare- (2:27) 2237 Dwlgar, ASCAP) -CO- address. Box number service charge, 50c per insertion. LUMBIA 42861 HIGHLIGHTS OF THE EQUIPMENT (45) HYSCO HID. RECORD PRESSES USE THIS HANDY AD ORDER BLANK KRIS JENSEN JAll (12" ram, electronic controls) * * ** Big As I Can Dream (Acuff - (2) WORLDEX HYD. RECORD PRESSES Rose, BMI) (2:18) - * ** Donna, LOU DONALDSON (12" ram, electronic controls) Please insert the following od for consecutive issues. Donna (Acuff -Rose. BMI) (2:28). Slanifyln' (Arc, BMI) (2:25) DENNISON 24008 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM * * ** 70) JOHNSON Classification: Si;,,: HICKORY 1224 -* * ** Time After Time (Sinatra RECORD TRIMMERS (36) ECKSTEIN RECORD TRIMMERS Songs, ASCAP) (2:00). ARGO 5449 Set regular classified style. 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CA. 2 -9151 Still Look At You That Way (Harms, Don't Get Scared (Rockaway, BMI) New York, N. Y., 10036 Hollywood, Calif., 90028 Chicago, 111., 60601 ASCAP) (2:17). RCA VICTOR 8233 13:05). UNITED ARTISTS 636

www.americanradiohistory.com 44 BILLBOARD SEPTEMBER 14, 1963 Casola Named MOA President CHICAGO -The annual of- Hutzler, Martinsburg, W. Va.; nell and Harlan Wingrave. ficer and director elections at the Les Montooth, Peoria, Ill.; Clint Named to two -year terms Music Operators of America Pierce, Brodhead, Wis., and Lou were Bill Anderson, Jack Bess, convention here last week pro- Ptacek, Manhattan, Kan. Rubin Franco, Royce Green, vided no surprises, and the en- John Wallace, Oak Hill, Sam Hastings, Walter Hemple, OPERATING tire slate recommended by the W. Va., was elected secretary; L. F. LeStourgeon, Henry Ley - nominating committee w a s Jim Tolisano, St. Petersburg, ser, Millie McCarthy, Lindy MUSIC MACHINE PROGRAMMING DOUBLE PLAY DISKS elected. Fla., treasurer, and Ted Nichols, Nardone, Brud Oseroff, Bill Poss RECENT STEREO RELEASES BULK VENDING Lou Casola, veteran Rock- Fremont, Neb., sergeant at and Jim Siedman. ford, Ill., operator and long- arms. Named to one -year terms time MOA director, was named Elected directors for three were Charles Bengimina, Bert president to succeed Harry years were Willie Blatt, Paul Betti, Nick Carter, H. A. Franz, Snodgrass, Albuquerque, N. M. Brown, Bill Cannon, K. A. Alfred Harper, Ed Holyfield, Elected vice -presidents were Cormney, John Fling, Pete Edgar Hudson, Jack Jeffreys, Bennett, Charles Win 1 Al Denver, New York; Howard Geritz, Tom Greco, Maynard Bob Jones, Charles Marvin, Ellis, Omaha; Frank Fabiano, Hopkins, Max Hurvich, Carl Moses Proffitt, Harry Snodgrass, Buchanan, Mich.; Norman Pavesi, Ralph Ridgeway, C. G. John Trucano and Sam Weis- MOA Artist Awards Gefke, Sioux Falls, S. D.; Jim Silla, Leon Taksen, Herbert Ton- man. Blundred Sums Up MOA Year

By ROBERT H. BLUNDRED mmuuuumllluuumltWlllmumnnuuullllllllluIIilIIllnmllnnn Operators must realize the im- Managing Director, portance of doing the best possi- Music Operators of America NY ASSN. VOTES ble job of installing and placing The past year for the coin - their equipment. operated music and amusement SUBSIDY FOR The people in our industry industry, and its trade associa- must have confidence in the fu- tion, Music Operators of Amer- MOA EXPENSES ture of the industry, and in the contributions it makes to society. ica, can best be characterized by KINGSTON, N. Y. The the word "change." - The association must become New York State Operators the voice of the industry. It The industry's transition has Guild is really serious about been in the growing awareness must become involved in the sending its members to the major matters affecting the in- of the shift in the types of prof- Music Operators of America and dustry. It must make its voice itable locations, and in the im- the National Automatic Mer- proved quality of the music be- heard and must help in develop- chandising Association conven- ing industry-wide standards and ing produced for automatic pho- tions in Chicago next week. At TONY BENNETT RAY nographs. practices as guides to use in run- CHARLES its regular meeting at the Gov- ning a business. The MOA changes have been ernor Clinton Hotel here CHICAGO - Tony Bennett's Tony Bennett placed second organizational, all designed to Wednesday (21) the member- The two problems that require "1 Left My Heart in San Fran- in the most popular artist voting, emphasize a new look to the as- ship voted to pay President a solution for the good of the cisco" on Columbia was voted followed by Andy Williams, also sociation. These features of the Jack Wilson's expenses to Chi- industry is a program designed the most popular record of the on Columbia. In the most pop- new look include the following: cago and also voted to pay $50 to emphasize the contributions year by Music Operators of ular label category, Columbia That the association's mem- to each member who attends and values of the industry, and America members, and Bennett was followed by Decca and working bership and governing body MOA and another $50 if he closer or more directly surprised the trade by flying in RCA Victor. with the should represent all segments of stays for NAMA. record companies. to attend the association's big The awards constituted a These are the I the industry. two things will annual banquet and accepting power -play for Columbia, giv- That an operator should be INN1111M1I INIlltllll IIIINIIIIlI IIII IIllII IlltIlflflIIIlMI IIIlI11I111l recommend to the association's his award personally. ing them two of firsts, a sec- the elected head of the associa- development will emphasize two board directors for next year's ond and a third MOA work Ray Charles, ABC -Paramount, out of nine tion. different things. First, to real- program. was voted the most popular art- places. ABC -Paramount was Whatever the MOA does, or ize there are certain fundamen- During the past year, work ist of the year, and Columbia next with a first and third, plans to do will be tied into the tals that must be considered at has started on three projects de- Records was voted the most and Capitol, Decca and RCA local all times. Second, to solve two the operators. consistent supplier of good rec- Victor split the remaining places. tions in the industry. basic problems that must be re- They are the drafting of a code ords by the operators. All three of these new con - of ethics for the an solved for the good of the in- industry, Mort Hoffmann accepted the cepts have been accomplished. dustry. analysis of location contracts Smokeshop Shows Distributors are now members of and court juke box industry award for It is essential for everyone in decisions involving Columbia, and Peter Wright of the MOA board of directors and the industry to realize the need such instruments, and consider- CHICAGO-Smokeshop dis- several are currently working on ing the possibility of establish- Jordan Ross and Associates ac- played its series of Starlight cig- to keep four fundamentals in cepted for Ray Charles. various association projects. mind at all times: ing a mechanics school for the aret machines at the MOA Last fall J. Runners -up in the best record Harry Snodgrass, a That our industry is a serv- industry. show here, with Art Brier pre- veteran operator from Albuquer- ice in the of the year category were entertainment field. The comments and suggestions siding at the booth. Emphasis que, N. M., was elected presi- Its primary responsibility is to of anyone "Ramblin' Rose" by Nat King associated with the was dent of the association. Current- provide the public with the type industry on what else MOA can Cole on Capitol and "I Can't on the 50 -cent coin mech- ly, the recommended 1964 of- of music and amusement devices do for the industry would be Stop Lovin' You" by Ray anism, with a working section ficer slate of nominees to be they desire and require. greatly appreciated. Charles on ABC -Paramount. of the unit shown. presented to the general mem- bership during the forthcoming convention are all operators. And lastly, the relationship be- tween the MOA and the local and State '63 MOA associations in the in- Show Best in Years dustry have been strengthened Continued from and made more workable. page I passes (an event which seems But each music machine man- and the fact that operators For more than example, one of the sessions at likely) MOA's value ufacturer -and all four turned buy nearly 80 per cent of Congress, and the bill will not to the juke box their product the 1963 MOA convention will die automatically. industry will not out for the first time in years - from one -stoppers provide the opportunity for of- be diminished. featured stereo programming who were not represented in any ficers and "We must be prepared to pay As the current bill provides displays, and the four record great numbers. staffs of the local and something," Allen concluded. State associations to meet the merely for the removal of the company exhibitors, Capitol, This year's attendance should exchange suggestions and experi- George A. Miller, past presi- exemption and leaves the bar- Columbia, Heartbeat and Jay - take care of the first objection. ences. dent of MOA, said the best hope gaining between the user and Jay, came up with special juke A joint MOA -ROSA meet The next phase of association the operators have for averting the performance rights group, box product. should take care of the second. payment of performance royal- ASCAP and BMI would prefer Liveliest session of the con- unn1111111Imunumm11IRlmmnullllnllllnnlllllnu111111lmltItIlln ItIIIIll1111III11I1111111111IIIIIIIIIIIl11IAR1I111111I11111I111111111111111111111111 ties is to plump for an increase not to negotiate individually vention was the programming in mechanical royalties. with some 8,000 phonograph panel (see separate story), with SEEBURG BOOTH He urged MOA members to operators. operators showing a vigorous in- MELONE MISSES put pressure on record com- Bargaining Agency terest in adult programming and GIVES COMFORT panies for adoption of this solu- 1ST MOA MEET A central bargaining agency stereo. tion. Joint Convention TO WEARY OPS United Front for the operators will be re- IN MANY YEARS quired, and this bargaining agen- And the pattern for 1964 ap- CHICAGO - Seeburg dis- It is unlikely, however, that cy would also act as a collection pears to be more music oriented. CHICAGO - Nick Melone, played its full line of music any such support will be forth- agency. MOA could perform MOA will make a concerted ef- general manager of American machines, coming from record companies. consolettes and wall both functions. Hence, any op- fort to persuade the Record One - Shuffleboard, Inc., missed his boxes at the MOA, along with its During the last decade, record erator outside MOA would have Stop Association to hold a joint first MOA convention in years. Encore foreground music unit. companies have acquired pub- to dicker with ASCAP and BMI convention with the music oper- Two weeks ago, Melone was get- The accent was on programming, lishing properties and artists on an individual basis. And it's ators. Irving Perlman, Phila- ting in some vacation time with with the Seeburg stereo services have picked up pieces of record doubtful if he could drive as delphia one -stopper and ROSA his family at a New Jersey re- the result -both Little LP's and Art- companies. The has been hard a bargain as could a na- president. was on hand to inves- sort, resting up for the big MOA ist of the Week programs -at- that the music industry is a more tional association. tigate this possibility. whirl. He never made it. Me- tractively closely knit group and their displayed on the ma- The exhibit aspect of the con- If the lone had a sudden attack and chines. Feature of the common interests are more near- effort is successful, Seeburg vention had more emphasis on large -scale record company par- was rushed to the local hospital exhibit was the comfortable, up- ly akin to those of ASCAP and music and less on full -line vend- ticipation at the 1964 conven- where his gall bladder and ap- holstered, cafe -style booths for BMI. ing than at any pendix were removed. He is re- the operators' comfort. The time in the last tion seems assured. This year, If the music machine opera- five years. Seeburg did not dis- cuperating at home. Sol Lipkin, booths, of course, were equipped tors are going to defeat the Cel- record company participation the company's sales manager, with play its vending line, and the Seeburg consolette wall ler Bill, they'll have to do it on only cigaret was held down for two reasons performed the MOA chores in boxes. machines shown their own. were those of Rock -Ola Rowe -the discouraging operator his absence. nuun111BRI0Rnnlunullnllnanmm11Bl I IIIIII III IIII II I laull1m11IIBt But eyed if the Celler Bill AMI and Smokeshop. turnouts of 1961 and 1962, IIIIII II IIIIINII IIIIIII I II IIIIIIII I111111IIIIIItlIIIAtlgI IIIINNNNNN110.

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< .1 www.americanradiohistory.com SEPTEMBER 14, 1963 BILLBOARD 45 Valley Shows 2 Booth MOA Fi1lsAirwaves New Pool Tables Mobile Record CHICAGO - The Valley Op Interest During Company displayed two new Attracts Chi Confab model pool tables, a de luxe unit is three sizes and a standard CHICAGO -A novel mobile ern States. For operators in the CHICAGO -A host of celeb- unit in two sizes, plus its regu- record one -stop service attracted rest of the country, it was quite rities from virtually all phases lar Bumper Pool, at the MOA more than casual interest at last an education. of show business joined Music show. week's Music Operators of The firm, known as Mobile MOA Operators of America officials The de luxe model comes in America convention here. Record Service, operated by Reveals in giving the association a giant walnut finish with plastic lami- Brud Oseroff and Bob Klein send -off on the city's airwaves. nate covered rails. Both models Although in business some of Pittsburgh, has a fleet of Sig Sakowicz, popular WGN are scaled from regulation tables five years, the firm has been 33 Ford trucks calling on Fiscal Status and WTAQ deejay, taped four- and both have slate playfields. operating solely in the 22 East- (Continued on page 47) score or more interviews on the convention floor and later played them back on his show. To Members Sig's booth at the MOA was a busy place, what with record- CHICAGO -The Music Op- ing artists, movie actors and the erators of America this year like, coming and going to do broke with a long- standing tra- their tapes. dition and opened its financial Jeannie Crain led things off and membership books to its on opening day, followed by the membership. Smothers Brothers, Connee Bos- For the fiscal year ended well, J. Harry Snodgrass, Maxine June 30, MOA had a total in- Sillens and Billboard's Nick come of $28,828, total expenses Biro. of $42,870, and went in the hole Later in the day Sig taped for $14,042. However, as the Jennifer Marshall, Steve Karr annual convention was not held and Jim Westerfield. On Thurs- during the fiscal year, conven- day, the coin machine industry tion profits could well put MOA members got a chance to be PLAYER REPLAY GAME in the black. heard. Interviews included: Lou WITH EXTRA BALL FEATURE For the previous fiscal year, Casola, newly elected MOA 2 during which a president; Jack time convention Harper and Fred 40) DROP TARGETS THAT was held, income was $51,270 Pollack, Rowe -AC Services; Ed and expenses were $60,776, for Ginsburg, Atlas Music; Jack SCORE 10 TIMES REEL a $9,506 deficit. This Nelson, Logan Distributing includes LIT $26,605 convention income and Company, and Art Weinand of VALUE, WHEN. $14,375 convention expenses. J. H. Keeney. The statement showed cur- Friday's guests again entered Number Match Feature rent assets of $13,002. the show business field with Hitting Drop Targets, Scores Reel Value As of June 30, the MOA Merle Oberon, Allman Turns, Three top Roll -overs raise drop target books showed a total member- Myron Cohen and Will Mercer ship of 815, with 643 general -and even a touch of politics and Score 50 points each members at $35 each, 90 new with Mrs. Francis Gary Powers. Two Additional Targets score 10 points members at $35 each, 12 asso- Sig also did the disk jockey and Light Yellow and Green Jet ciate life members at $50 each, bit during the convention, and Bumpers for '10 points and Target and 70 regular life members at for the first time all the juke for Extra Ball $250 each. boxes and record players were Two Flippers Between the end of the fiscal muted. Instead, Sig played rec- year and August 23, additional ords on the convention public Two Rebound Kickers memberships have brought the address system and gave con- Plastikote Finish Playfield figure to 890. In June 1962, vention news and other com- Locked Cash Box MOA had a membership of 598. mentary in between. Slug Rejector Available with Twin MOA Draws Strength Chutes *NEW From Regional Groups SIMPLE

CHICAGO -The Music Op- machine taxes and substituted a FINGER -TIP erators of America's strength is blanket tax system based on the CONTROLLED determined largely by the number of machines. Another strengths of State and local as- achievement of the association PLAYFIELD sociations. That was the con- was convincing the Legislature LATCH sensus of a special panel to call music machines and coin of State and local association games "vending machines rath- officials held Thursday (5) at er than "slot machines" in the the MOA here. State code. Joe Silverman, chairman of George Miller, former MOA *We take pride the forum and business manager president and head of the Cali- in announcing another of the Amusement Machine As- fornia Music Merchants Associa- sociation of Philadelphia since tion, detailed the organization its inception in 1929, told how of his group, which is broken his local group helped repeal down into eight regional associa- Whima EXCLUSIVE a State law which banned coin - tions, with a central headquar- operated pool tables. ters in Oakland. THE NEW latchlock playfield - NOW He also gave a case history Legislators Qualified standard on all Williams flipper games. of another piece of legislation Iwo, which would - Miller, who had headed the have imposed a California group since $50 per- machine tax on it was all founded in 1932, ' / is easily accessible music machines and coin games. advised hiring This State legislators as .legal coun- operates at fingertip pressure measure had passed the sel, pointing out House and was in the that the legis- eliminates strain, stooping and fumbling Senate lators are superbly Rules Committee. Members tele- qualified to to servicing graphed inform the members about pend- each member of the ing bills. Senate, arranged meetings, pre- He , lift /turn /and raise playfield sented facts and figures, said that the dues in his and association are high convinced the body that it was - up to $250 a month for an a bad piece of legislation. operator - Order from your Williams distributor but that the operator gets his Bill Anderson, president of money's worth. When a location the West Music and is breached, the association ar- Vending Association and a mem- ranges for counsel for the plain- ber of the West Virginia House tiff member and lends him up of Delegates, told how his group to $250 to fight the case. had defeated a flat 1-cent sales Mrs. Millie McCarthy, presi- 94/Awns tax on juke box play when dime dent of the New York State play went into effect and suc- Coin Machine Association, ELECTRONIC MANUFACTURING CORP. ceeded in substituting a flat per- stressed the need for area groups centage deal which worked out to make a strong State associa- 4242 W. FILLMORE ST. CHICAGO 24, ILLINOIS to 5 per cent instead of 20 per tion. She cited various pieces of cent. legislation which were defeated He also related how the asso- because of close co- operation ciation had defeated various per- (Continued on page 47) BUY THE BEST -BUY WILLIAMS

www.americanradiohistory.com 46 BILLBOARD SEPTEMBER 14, 1963 Eddy Arnold Tells Operators CPC) UBLE-PLAY 18K8 two-sided action may be expected from the following records. For the loge b: operator limited to from 180 to 200 sides per machine, they represent maximum programming effectiveness. Records listed below have both sides either on the Hot 100 or have recently Country -Pop Gap Narrowing been on the Hot 100. See Spotlight Reviews for additional intimation on double -play disks. By NICK BIRO said. The tune "Abilene" is a spoke before some 100 opera- CHICAGO -Juke box opera- good current example." tors and guests at the special SURFER GIRL tors are missing a bet by not Now on Pop Thursday (5) morning program- paying closer attention to the He added that not only are a ming seminar at last week's BEACH BOYS, CAPITOL 5009 > country and western charts, ac- lot of country and western art- Music Operators of America cording to popular recording ists on the pop lists, a lot of convention here. LITTLE DEUCE COUPE artist Eddy Arnold. pop artists are doing tunes with Joining him on the panel were He feels the word "pop" is a a country flavor. He cited such Lou Ptacek, Bird Music Com- misnomer. "There used to be a "popular" stars as Bill Anderson, pany, Manhattan, Kan., discus- BUSTED difference between such cate- Roy Orbison and Nat King sing how an individual operator gories as country and western, Cole, as all having produced handles his record bookkeeping; < RAY CHARLES, ABC- PARAMOUNT 10481 > pop, r. &b. and the like. Now, country-type material success- Aaron Sternfield, Billboard's the difference is almost non - fully. coin machine editor, describing MAKING BELIEVE existant," Arnold says. Arnold said still another group the new Music Operators Stereo He feels operators can get a of country tunes may never hit Service (MOSS) program of pro- jump on new material by buy- the pop charts, but still supply viding operators with 33 -speed WIPE OUT ing when it becomes popular operators with a record that will stereo singles from currently on the country charts. "A lot of get a lot of play. popular albums, and Jerry Shif- < SURFARIS, DOT 16479 > this material later goes pop," he The well -known Nashville star rin, Cash Box representative, speaking on the history of rock SURFER JOE and roll. Ptacek said he was able to United Bows Shuffle keep his record costs in line by THAT SUNDAY, THAT SUMMER using a special three -part route - record system. < NAT KING COLE, CAPITOL 5027 > Ptacek said his routemen did And Bowler at MOA their own programming, but the MR. WISHING WELL CHICAGO United Manu- players' score is constantly system enabled him to keep a - central control. He estimated his facturing Company's recently in- shown in giant letters, some- MEAN WOMAN BLUES troduced Ultra shuffle alley and what similar to the scoreboard record costs at between 10 and 12 per cent of his share of the Fury bowler were shown in a on an athletic field. < ROY ORBISON, MONUMENT 824 > giant exhibit at last week's Mu- Ultra is the companion shuf- machine's gross. Components sic Operators of America con- fle alley similarly styled. Games BLUE BAYOU vention along with the firm's include dual flash, flash, regula- The Ptacek system consists of popular Rumpus shuffle -puck tion champ, regulation and ad- a visual board, a separate alpha- betical target game. vance. Fluorescent lighting adds listing of each location, SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING NEW Fury is a six- player bowler to the dramatic styling effect. and a storage bin categorized by location. featuring such games as dual One to six can play and play- < PAUL 8 PAULA, PHILIPS 40130 > flash, regulation, champ and ers again have the choice of easy The board is split into squares. The location names advance. Players have a choice or normal strikes. The alley is are FLIPPED OVER YOU between a normal or easy strike. eight and one -half feet long, entered across the top. The rec- ord titles go Highlight of the game is a two and one -half feet wide. The down the left side. When a record is placed a dramatically decorated backglass coin mechanism is enclosed in a on white color location, an "X" is placed in the in striking green and stainless steel enclosure. (Continued combination, with a frame -num- The unit also has full -length on page 49) L. A. Distributors Top ber and pin score indicator. The simulated mahogany Formica side rails, new, decorative plastic anism panel and swing -out door. side rebounds, standard dime Manning the large United ex- Figures play with multiple coin mecha- hibit were Herb Oettinger, Bill 1962 Sales nism (optional) and a number DeSelm, Roy Kraehmer, Art Has of servicing extras, including LOS ANGELES -Music ma- better in 1964 at the R. F. Jones Heartbeat Ropacz, Johnny Carola, Al Company, Ed Wilkes, sales man- pull -out pin panel, tip -out mech- Gregg and Abe Wexler. chine sales through distributors so far this year have exceeded ager, said. "We have shown an the same period last year and increase in business each month 7-Inch LP's all of the Big Four are looking since we opened this branch of Wico Displays Restyling forward to "more in '64." the Jones company in April, Clayton Ballard, branch man- 1961. I look for it to be better ager for Wurlitzer, answered the remainder of this year and For Operators Kit for Seeburg 'V' Units "very definitely" to the question through 1964." as to whether sales this year Last year was a banner one CHICAGO - Seymour CHICAGO -A new restyling graph were merged into an at- were ahead of the same period for Paul A. Laymon, Inc., Rock - Schwartz' Heartbeat Records kit for Seeburg "V" series juke tractive collage. in 1962. He attributed the in- Ola distributor, Jimmy Wil- joined the seven -inch Little boxes was the high point of Wico also showed a number crease to the fact that "we have kins, phonograph sales, mainly LP band wagon with a pair of Wico Manufacturing Company's of "home" and "commercial something good." because of the Little Princess new releases for the juke box exhibit at Music Operators of use" pieces, including a 28 -watt At Amco Music and Vending, and the wall model "which no trade. America's big convention here stereo amplifier and 10 -watt Seeburg distributor for the area, one else had." This year has "Music After Sunset" by the last week. public address system. Manning a spokesman explained that the been up over the 1962 mark, Sunsetters includes such lush in- The unit provides juke boxes the booth were Ed Ruber, Mor- company was not formed until and Rock -Ola recently showed strumentals as "Summertime in with new sides, top and front. A ris and Milton Wiczer and Den- September, 1962, when it bought its Rhapsody and Capri models Venice," "Moonlight Cocktails," completely restyled phonograph nis Parsons. out the assets of William R. in San Francisco. Wilkins looks "Sophisticated Swing," Mary- is the result. The kit sells for Happel's Badger Sales Com- for a big 1964 because of the anna," "Moonglow" and "Don't $79.95 plus $14.95 for the grill. pany. Although there is no rea- new operators coming into the Blame Me." Wico also showed a host of Tape -Athon Shows sonable way for comparison, the field and the upgrading by the Another Little LP to be re- parts and supplies on an at- representative said that indica- veterans. leased shortly will feature Sey- tractively decorated d i s p l a y Background Music tions are that during the year mour and his Heartbeat Trumpet board at the back of its booth. the gross will double that done on such tunes as "My Funny Such items as cues, sprays, Tape Player Line by Badger. The prediction for Rock -Ola Names Valentine," "Summertime," "Our cleaners, billiard balls, wall -box next year is to add again the kits and assorted CHICAGO -A tape portable gross done by Badger. New Distributor Nice to Love," "Sleepy Time conversion background music player which Down "Making Whoop- parts for virtually every make Business continues strong with South," gives eight hours of music and CHICAGO - The Vending game and phono- indications that it will be even ee" and "My Happiness." amusement continues Machine Exchange, Bristol, Va., LP's were shown automatically was dis- The Little played at the MOA show by has been named Rock -Ola dis- by Heartbeat at last week's Tape -Athon. tributor for Western Virginia of America Also available, but Music Operators not shown, were units capable of Midway Exhibits and Eastern Tennessee. The firm convention along with the firm's Bennett Needle will handle the Rock -Ola line 45- 32 continuous hours without full line of singles and r.p.m. repetition and one which can of phonograph and cigaret vend- five Displays Catalog New Rifle Range ing -packs. give two programs on the same machines. CHICAGO -The Paul Ben- machine. The latter can provide CHICAGO -Midway Manu- Edgar M. Hudson, The Vend- nett Needle Company, manufac- either eight or 16 hours of non - facturing Company exhibited its ing Machine Exchange owner, TRUE turer of speakers and needles repetitive music, depending on new Rifle Range featuring pop - has been in the coin -operated for all major juke box models. the model. up spin- around targets at last music business in Bristol since exhibited its catalog at the MOA Some 20 tapes in varying tern - week's MOA convention here. 1948. In addition to his dis- 111311) show here last week. pos and programmed for a wide Representing the firm on the tributorship, Hudson operates a The company, represented by range of locations are available convention floor were Mark large record one -stop. PROGRAMMING Charles Bennett and Andrew at a monthly rental of $6 with Wolverton, president, and Henry Hudson is assisted in his op- Raftis, displayed a wide assort- free exchange at any time. Ross, secretary- treasurer. eration by Bob Lark, general IN 331/4 STEREO ment of needles for all makes The players are available in The Rifle Range offers a foreman. The firm has a large of coin operated phonographs. both stereo and monaural, with series of unpredictable motion display room on Commonwealth Also featured at the booth was a list prices ranging from $399.50 targets for the player to shoot Avenue and will hold public Rnvo lónary S EBURG selection of wall -type, corner to $699.50. at. The brightly lit, spectacularly showings of the new Rock -Ola 0 and ceiling speakers which are The Tape -Athos Marketeer colored target game offers the juke box and cigaret vending adaptable to use on any phono- model allows the location to player 20 shots for 10 cents with line during Rock -Ola Open graph or background music sys- combine background music with any number of bonus shots up House Week, September 16 CO SOLE tem. commercial messages. to 10. through 21.

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TWI.Mu& 3dMS7 Type of Business Title www.americanradiohistory.com 48 BILLBOARD SEPTEMBER 14, 1963 \ N's uBULH VENDING me soruuw sma Southland Rides Span Rowe -AM Logan Offers Vending Stone Age to Jet Age Puts Stress Course for Music Ops On Vending CHICAGO - Rides and ing Dinosaur, a counterpart of CHICAGO - The nation's favorite in the bulk vending in- games which represented the the earlier Western Trails Trav- CHICAGO -Rowe -AC Serv- juke box and amusement game dustry since its introduction stone age as well as the 21st eling Pony was exhibited along- ices displayed the most complete operators got a short course in some months ago. Also shown century were features of South- side the X -17 Space Ship re- array of vending machines at the vending in Logan Distributing was a series of changemakers. land Engineering's MOA con- cently introduced by the firm. MOA show, with battery units Company's large display room The Logan exhibit occupied vention display. The new Travel- The green -hued Dinosaur, and individual Rowe -AMI candy at last week's Music Operators a complete room in the large one of several body -styles and cigaret machines. of America convention here. coin machine show. Dick Boy- Going adapted to the Pony chassis, of- Of course, the Rowe -AMI Logan showed the complete lan, Logan general manager, de- ® fers child -appealing qualities music machine line and the new Du Grenier line of coffee, ciga- scribed the convention as one Strong! which are currently being ex- Customatic background music ret, pastry and candy venders, of the most profitable he's been ploited by major toy manufac- machine were in evidence, the plus the Victor line of bulk to. turers. The revolving platform former featuring the MOSS pro- vending machines with assorted Boylan noted that while the /ARGE featured in the pony ride is still gramming display panel. stands and fill. vending exhibit wasn't drawing available in this newer model Spotlighted was Victor's new the biggest crowds, Logan had written more orders in the first and enables an adult to ride quarter capsule machine -a big along with the child. Simon Has New few hours of the convention SOAREMIS The added convenience to the than it expected to do for the operator of the interchangeable Helicopter Ride entire three days. He said that bodies for the ride is now a CHICAGO -almost incredibly -about 50 - Simon Dis- per cent of the people entering reality, and bodies can be tributing of Los Angeles ex- Capitol Bows switched merely by unbolting the room were giving orders. hibited its coin-operated Heli- Joining Boylan in the exhibit one and bolting on the other. A copter include Traveling Frog a 110 -volt elec- room were Jack Nelson, Logan chassis is soon MOA show. The brigtly Operator Line to be ready. colored president, and George Witt, helicopter has been engineered CHICAGO -Capitol Records Marion Glass, and Wayne Smith, Racing Games to appeal to a wider age range salesmen. by means of more versatile mo- distributed hundreds of f ive- Another popular display at packs from its new Starline Sin- the bility. Southland exhibit was the gles series to hundreds of opera- two auto racing games, It can climb upward within a Coming Back Strong! BEAUTIFULLY MOLDED. FINELY DE Time tors at the MOA convention TAILED! LIFELIKEI THE MOST REAL- Trials and Speedway. Both safe height to give lift-off sen- ISTIC YOU'VE EVER SEEN! here. 16 New Assorted games are either one or two - sation, bank to the right or left The Best In Scare -Erns player for 10 cents per play. and turn. The child operator Each five -pack was accom- controls all panied with a letter from Vito $ per M cspsuled When one player is at the con- the motion by means from 14 and up trols, he selects the car of his of hand levers within the cock- Samela, national singles sales HORRIBLES live displays available. choice and races it to obtain the pit. and promotion manager, ex- PAUL highest speed for 20 laps around Specifications on the heli- plaining that the series is de- $30.00 neareaf '". Per M warehouse or a figure eight -type course. copter include a 110 -volt elec- signed exclusively for juke box "PRICE"- with capsuled direct from Skillman Street Roslyn, N, Y. A large speed scale indicator tric motor, welded steel frame, operators, material based Phone: 51 6 MA 1.5500 on the back glass registers the heavy solid fiberglass body and on requests from operators and car's average speed. Should two a base that takes up a space one -stops. players compete, they race The first catalog 45's con- three by five feet. Frank Men - of 011aa111111E1M,i . against each other with the win- curi, sales manager, said the ride tains 80 sides, mostly standards, t»ara.s.wa...P.a.ee.sre.

t t x ner determined by the one who has been field tested for but with a smattering of jazz ar.a.s. : at.s»» IN more tca ADVERTISING is first to finish 20 laps. than two years. He added that and novelty material. Samela BUSINESSPAPERS On hand at the company's ex- some distributorships are still was on hand to discuss program- MEANS BUSINESS hibit spaces were Bill Lurie, available. ming problems with operators. sales manager; Bill Racoosin and Ross Scheer. Cinebox Breaks With U. Pop SUPER SIXTY Capsule Vender* Artist Product; New Material The ultimate in quality Capsule Continued from page 1 Merchandising. to the record company, at this vention opened. The machine Vends any item which can be placed time, is a moot question. With has been getting a fair amount Direct Low Factory Prices in a capsule. AE+x. some 200 Cineboxes on loca- of space in local dailies. Bubble Ball Gum, 140, 170 0 5c, 10e and 25c. tion, according to Greenman, Right now, distribution is con- 210 c1. S Giant Site..301 1. 'WM 01.11O4A0I at slight extra cost. Cinebox right now is of negligi- fined to the East Coast, with Chicle Ball Gum, 130 51...351 ib. Clor.o.Vend Bell Gum 431 tO. ble value as a promotional tool. Bilotta Enterprises, Syracuse; CloroVe,W Chicks, 320 et 431 lb. But if the medium ever takes Dave Rosen, Philadelphia, and Chicle Chicks, 320 0 520 ct..39 M. H. B. HUTCHINSON, JR. Bubble Chicks, 320 0 off, the coin-operated cinema Runyon Sales, Springfield, N. J., 520 cf. 311 lb. 1784 N. Decatur Rd., N. E., Atlanta 7, eo, could play an important role in all juke box distributors handling Tab (short stick), 100 ct.. 40e We Phone: DRake 7-4500 record 5 -stick Gum, 100 packs ... promotion. With 10,000 the product. F Fact* 150 D. lets or more top Cineboxes on loca- On the basis of recent market AMERICAN CHEWING PRODUCTS tions -and they would have to tests, the firm expects to sell OPERATORS REPORT FABULOUS be top locations to make it some 2,000 units throughout the EARNINGS FOR worthwhile for the operators - country this year. millions of potential record buy- VENDORAMA® ers be hearing and watching product on Cinebox. The SUPER There would also be some SIXTY V2 25c ót 50( competition on the part of rec- Capsule Vender* ord companies in getting prod- The ultimate in quality Capsule Capsule Vendor uct on Cinebox. The machine Merchandising. HOLDS 200 V2 CAPSULES plays 40 selections, with four Vends any item which can be placed High Quality Merchandise Packed new releases coming out each in a capsule. 100 to the Carton. month. It is likely that the rec- 5c, 10e and 25e. For 23c Vending ..$12.00 per 100 ord companies would make con- For 50c Vending.. 20.00 per 100 With QUICK -TACH at extra cost. cessions to get their product slight F.O.B. Chicago filmed. New V2 LOGAN DISTRIBUTING CO. Production Costs CLEVELAND COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE, INC. Capsule taso W. Division St. Right now, Cinebox pays the 2029 Prospect Ave. Cleveland 15, Ohio Chicago 22, III. shown actual size. artist a fee for his lip synchro- Phone: TOwer 1-6715 nizing and all other production Registered costs. The record company al- U. S. Patent OPERATORS REPORT FABULOUS Office. lows its material to be used, but EARNINGS FOR pays no part of the artist and will score production costs. Cinebox, of veryone with these course, pays blanket fees to the VENDORAMA® performance rights societies. The first Cinebox product V1 25c & 50c made in the U. S. includes two numbers by Lonnie Satin, one Capsule Vendor by Tina Robbins, one by Pat

/HOLDS 200 V2 CAPSULES Thomas, one by Tommy Leonet- A. Me CAPSULE SERIES! C. MAGIC! -10e VEND Write today for full information ti, two by Eddie Martin, one 6 ASSORTED SCARY. PLASTIC THEY'RE COING LIKE WILD AND BUGS VEND) -$151M WEAL KEEP IT COING WITH THESE V2 instrumental and a at an the Venderama Capsule limbo. B. 2 SMALL PLAY DICEIieVENDl -S151M NEW ITEMS! Vendor and the new V2 capsule.® Cinebox exhibited at the Mu- C. SERIES OF 8 -WEIRMES' (SC VENDI- BLOODY SOAP BITTER CILS WHITE sic Operators of America Con- SEI M MICE SKELETON RUBBER CHEESE VICTOR VENDING CORP. D. NEW! SENSATIONAL! SHRIMP EGGS BUTTER PATTY HOT CUM MAGIC WAND V2 vention here Now W. Ave. last week, with a THAT HATCH, II044VENDI -S361M $36/M Capote 5711 Grand Chicago 39, III. press reception at the Playboy shown actual sito, Club the day before the con- PLASTIC PROCESSES INC. 83 HANSE AVE.,FREEPORT,NY

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Rosner said that about 15 per cent of the industry's business C &W. -Pop Gap Narrowing, Says Arnold was done in singles and besides, Continued from page 46 singles were an excellent means of developing hit artists. appropriate place. The operator dividual location rounds out the was good. Exceptions, he said, Cook also told another ques- can tell at a glance how many system. In answer to a question were made for popular artists of each record he has out, and from the floor, Ptacek said the with proven play- appeal. tioner that MOSS would put out where. system enabled him to keep his He suggested a good test of a single records -as opposed to a The board is supplemented by record costs at a minimum while new tune was about 15 to 25 packet of five - if operators the records on a 100 the alphabetical listing of not sacrificing play. -machine route. wanted them. lelocation in which the record Discussing changes, Ptacek Sternficld noted programming titles are also entered. Thus an said he averaged four new rec- in general had become more im- operator has a running inven- ords on machines changed every portant to operators because of ory of every record that has two weeks, six on machines the decreasing revenues from Buy OAK ever been placed in the location. changed monthly. Other opera- games (due to such factors as Ptacek said the latter record is tors speaking from the floor in- stricter legislation) and the de- invaluable for rotating older dicated more frequent changes. creasing number of juke boxes. for your material. A consensus centered on roughly Less Jukes The bin broken down by in- three new records on machines He said Billboard research PROFIT changed weekly, six every two showed that 10 years ago, the LINE! What the Vending Trade needs weeks, and 10 to 12 new disks U. S. had some 565,000 juke today is a good on machines changed once a boxes, today the number was 5c ROCKET MIX month. down to less than 465,000. He oak 18 said urban renewal was largely and we've got it!!! Consisting of Doesn't Guess MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. assorted ring styles with center plugs responsible. inserted and 18 assorted beautiful Ptacek said he thought it wise in "Operators now have to make charms that vend one ate time to a record top your Rocket Charm Machine. wait till hit the each juke box count." he said. of the Priced at charts rather than try to Stemfield said a big problem $14.50 per M guess on material he thought was getting adult music for ma- f.o.b. Jamaica factory or the nearest chines. The large percentage of lot EPPY warehouse SÌandiGloibés, oBracketi. Vg g::: singles was aimed at teen -agers, One.thici for the operator. Great Time Saver he pointed out, while some 60 One -thirtl Deposit, Belante G.O.D. per cent of the juke box loca- IMMEDIATE DELIVERY cl-If.cann9 COIN tions are taverns, and almost 80 SUPER 60 per cent are locations that cater NO BREAKING THERE ARE BIG PROFITS IN et-te 14ath Place Jamalen 35. N.Y. to the over -21 age -group. WEIGHING NO CRUSHING Ask for Drop NO MISSING SCALE "If you use teen -age material in these spots, you're asking the GUM 1c or lc &5c people not to play your ma- GET YOUR SHARE WITH Combination chines," Sternfield said. To fill the breech, Seeburg t/u weighs $10.00 in ed Pectin, $30.00 in pioneered its stereo single pack- nickels. Springs ets and more recently, its little PACKAGE are precision cali- brated. H e a v y LP. He noted both stress the GUM VENDOR metal base. Glass - "total album" concept - selec- covered dial pro- a This amazing tects pointer when tions from single album. in use. The newest entry is the vendor is a sure Music Operators Stereo Service bet for big gum (MOSS) program, profits. A rotat- sponsored by ing merchandise Rock -Ola, Rowe AC Services, drum with five Complete With Sturdy Wurlitzer and Record Sources columns vends e Carrying Case International (RSI) a division of total of 95 ORDER TODAY Billboard Publishing Company. standard nickel 1/a Dep., Bel. C.O.D., The program - now putting Dlsfrlbufo rs, Write for Pri«s. out its fifth release -offers 33- "Visidome" dis- NATIONAL VENDING speed stereo singles from cur- play top at- MENER tracts sales. MACHINE DISTRIBUTORS, Inc. rently best selling albums. Each MOSS packet contains five sin- Try one Learn why other gle records from a different operators find the SUPER 60 their Stamp Folders, Lowest Prices, Write J. SCHOENBACH favorite capsule vender. album. The packets are avail- Getting the Northwesterner? It's a Factory Distributor of Bulk and Ball Gum able through juke box distribu- newsy magazine. Ask to get on MEMBER MACHINEID SiRIBUTORS, Inc. Vendors, Merchandise, Parts, Globes. tors or our mailing list. It's free! Stamp Vendors, Folders, Cigarette and record one -stops. PEN VENDORAMA WIRE, WRITE OR PHONE. SCRIM Candy Machines. Sanitary Vendors and Hal Cook, Billboard publish- Write for Beautiful Illustrated Sanitary Merchandise. EVERYTHING THE er, added from the floor that Circular and Prices. OPERATOR REQUIRES. NORTHWESTERN MOSS was a marketing organi- SALES AND SERVICE CO. 715 Lincoln Place, BROOKLYN 16, N. Y. zation aimed at helping record Eggioft SON BITTERMAN & PResident 2.I900 MOE MANDEI1 77r companies 4711 East 77th, Kansas City Mlssourl sell what they pro- CORPORATION

Phone: WAbash a900 :dh w Jóth Sl., Y,,,1 IH N duced. "We are not in the record 2932 E. Armstrong St., Morris, Ill. N,.. business," he said. Phone: WHitney 2 -1300 LOngucrc 46467 He described MOSS as an New ACORN 200 Capsule Vendor interim but necessary operation. 5c, 10c or 25c Vend- 11 -Lb. Globe "Operators need the records -if the juke box This new Capsule vendor has the industry talking. Will manufacturers and Exclusive Vending Headquarters pay for itself on one loading. Will accurately vend capsules RSI don't provide them through and other items. filled with lighters select jewelry MOSS, who will ?" for VICTOR We have largest variety of St, 10C and 1St capsule Items One -Speed Industry in stock. New Items erg always coming In. Send for As to "why 33- speed ?" Cook THE MOST COMPLETE and FINEST LINE list e409 of these fast -moving Items. said it was because the record of BULK VENDORS industry was gradually Write for complete catalog of new and reconditioned machines heading toward one speed, and he thought 33 would be it. F- VENDORAMA RAKE COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE The New VICTOR vends large and small capsules In answer to another VENDORAMA question . . and 25C 609 -A Spring Carden Street Philadelphia 23, Pa. large ands all bell gum at 1C. 58. 10c play. from the floor, Ben Rosner, Large Stock of Vendors -Parts and Merchandise. WAlnut 5 -2676 Write for Prices. RCA Victor executive, said he inc. didn't think it feasible that the Member National Distributors, record industry would discon- GRAFF VENDING SUPPLY CO., INC. tinue producing singles. The 2817 W. DAVIS ST. DALLAS, TEXAS REVOLUTIONARY questioner said he had been in- formed of this by a juke box manufacturing executive. NEW DISPLAY FRONTS Please rush complete information and prices on FOR PENNY Northwestern SUPER SIXTY Ball Cum -Charms MACHINES Vender as illustrated l as well as other North- Complete bag of features, plated bulk Chunky Bows western machines. i charms and display front. Holiday Items NAMa Ask your Distributor or write for information COMPANY CHICAGO - The Chunky ADDRESS FREE Illustrated sheets all Corporation is offering all 14 Featu harms, CITY r^ items in its line a Ring. d Bulk in special Fill Charms. Halloween program in coupon, slip and mall to: The that includes special holiday point -of -sale pro- KING & COMPANY motion material. Each of the 1700 W. Lake St. Chicago 1, HI. Phone: KI 3 PENNY KING items are specially wrapped. The -3302 Halloween identification may be We handle complete line of machines. parts & supplies. removed after the holiday and Company Alm SaU Gum, all Wes le 1'aD Gum 5 Package Gum, Spanish Vlr- the merchandise placed in regu- aWa'e Rea skin, small Eaahewe, small lmonds, Mixed Nuts. all in Ya'am pack or Rol;. Panned Candles; 1 Herahcys 020 count and SOO count Candy 2534 Mission St., Pittsburgh 3, Po. lar stock. Chunky is also adver- Coated Baby CN

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OPERATE Bally Bows Pin Games, Foosball Match UNITED WURLITZER Shuffle Alley at MOA Shuffle Alleys Makes Debut and CHICAGO -The Bally Manu- the 3 -In -Line offers five or 2700 facturing Company last week three -ball play for one to four Bowling Alleys exhibited two new pin games players. Aim of the game is and a shuffle alley at the MOA to light up a At MOA Show WELCOME EVERYWHERE - three spots in line Greatest Money convention here. The latter, with a single ball. There are CHICAGO -A 25- year -old Variety Shuffle, features a ver- nine spots in rows of three, UNITED MANUFACTURING game with a new look was CO. Maker of Them All satile coin chute which accepts and should a ball light all nine, 3401 N. California Ave. among the new exhibits at this any combination of coins from a special score is made. Spots Chicago 18. III. year's MOA convention here a nickel up to a half dollar. It are lit when a special target is last week. permits any number of players hit. Single play is IO cents. The game, introduced into the Say You Saw It in up to six, and offers seven plays Bally's Hootenanny is a one - for 50 cents. player, five -ball game with two U. S. by L. T. Patterson Distribu- // ZIG-ZAG Billboard Of the two new pin games, carry -over tors, import- export merchants of features. The first Counter Game offers a free ball when two Cincinnati, is known as Foos- ball Match and was developed ;.ball tar. le -sc -toe gates are activated by means of play. Sixe 11 "x17 "x over a quarter- century ago in 1,1 In la 1IF targets. When the gates are 0 9oring Exclusive Chicago Area Switzerland. Basically, the game htuwoloescne cabli opened, the ball returns to the i,r4:1!'"' is a version Distributor for IMPORTERS starting chute and can be used miniature of soccer, the popular football game SEND FOR again, while lighting up a let- of WURLITZER ter in the word Hootenanny. If most European countries. It can be played by two or four FREE a player lights up each letter of play- SHUFFLEBOARD PHONOGRAPH ers for 20 cents per game. Aver- LATEST CATALOG the word, he obtains a free play. SCOREBOARDS and PARTS Also age time per game is from five exhibited were their Fun colo operated. ls, 21 a clot 64 Pages -Fully Phone and to nine minutes. The game itself points IH llar). Óvon Bucky Horse, both heed doubto-faced ode! Illustrated. previously released. consists of eight rows of players chrome stands, complete with co.n bo %. suspended on a series of hori- 5 COIN MACHINE zontal bars. The bars may be $169.50 moved from left to right across EXCHANGE, INC. Williams Bows the field as well as rotated by I , , loe Kline hand. / SPECIALS! Cable: "FIRSTCOIN "- ChIcaso The number of balls per game 1750 W. NORTH AVE. CHICAGO 22, ILLINOIS Dickens 2 -0500 Two New Pin is determined by the operator, / POOL SUPPLIES , with a maximum of 10 to 12 suggested by the distributor. KIDDIE 24," Balls:1.15 w /Cue BBall.: % á:áó RIDES Some locations, fostering tour- / Auto TEST Cues 11.95 ea.: 23 1.30 ea. 23 BOWL- A-RAMAS Bally LiHls them' 415 nament play, offer seven balls /51"57" epos Sí.95 ea.: 31.00 da. 20' e, e' sections Bally F; re Engine i15 Games at MOA Plastic Triangles, 214 "... 1.00 able. Ba Hr Western per game. W RITE yFOR PRICES. CHICAGO Big Daddy Supplies for Ilst. AMLI L -100, Bally Speed Boat 4295 -The According to Barry Mour, -Write SP25 ECIA PRICE B;g r onco 415 and the El Toro, two new pin ChucBk Wagon 425 Patterson's sales manager, the Cow Pony 423 games from the Williams Manu- Foosball Match is the only ma- Champion Norte 41S facturing made their PHONOGRAPH PLASTICS Elsie The cow 445 Company, chine consistently popular year We carry replacement ple3ócs Highway Patrol 515 debut to the at the 1963 for Wurlifro r, See bu rgg 8 A.M.I. trade after year on the Continent. He Write for liferatu re. Helicopter 515 MOA and show here !Camel Ride 475 Convention claims that American G.I.'s ex- Lightning Horse 413 last week. King's Choo-Choo 450 posed to the game in Europe %s Deposit, Balance C.O.D. Moon Rocket One of the features of both 515 are among its most avid play- 0 or S.D. Motorcycle 545 games is a simple fingertip con- Indian Scout 573 ers. NATO headquarters alone / Pony ExprHf 175 trolled playfield latch which has purchased some 2,000 ma- Round World Trainer 395 enables the operator to service MARVEL Manlltlael liig (o. Space Ship 175 chines. Sandy Hone 350 the game simply by turning two 4845 W. Fullerton Ave. The games are manufactured See-Saw 135 latches located on either side of / Chicago 47, III. Twin Merry.Go-Round 295 in Nuremberg, Germany, and Phone: Dickens 4.4444 Toonerv;lle Trolley 375 the field. He then lifts the entire exported the U. S. playfield for access to the mech- to anisms. The two -player Toro is a re- Greatest sales stimulator play game with an extra ball feature, plus two drop targets ever to hit the industry that score reel value when lit. developed, tested and proven 2029 PROSPECT AVE CLEVELAND 15. OHIO Three top roll -overs raise the

All Phones Tower 1 6715 drop targets permitting player to score 50 points each. Other fea- By David Rosen tures of the new model include a number match feature, addi- tional targets scoring 10 points each plus light bumpers that score 10 points and offer a target for an extra ball. The Big Daddy is a single - player game featuring drop tar- A WINNER! gets that scores a special when roll over lanes are made. Addi- tional points can be made when the lanes are lit or when the GOLD PACK WHEN LIT Sparc,. eject pockets raise a drop target. SAMPLE PACK OF YOUR CHOICE A roll -over button raises the tar- get and scores 50 points. Action features incorporated into the new 6- player game permit up to five replays. puck bowler Keeney Shows

STRIKE Poker Face STAR -PACK CIGARETTE MERCHANDISER CHICAGO - J. H. Keeney and Company showed a Poker Increases Sales Up to 100% Face to the operators and dis- MALL Sfar.Pack Cigarette Merchandiser tributors in attendance at the free cigarettes when Lucky fret pack of is an display al MOA Convention here. Pack Lights up! The Poker Face, based on the MIDWAY Simple fo install -fits any cigarette card game, permits a player to MANUFACTURING CORP. win a free game if he can score vendor! 10136 Pacific Avenue new stainless steel a royal flush, a full house or high score. Ask for Philadelphia 1 -Year StarPack FRANKLIN PARK, ILLINOIS backglass trim! Test Figures! The game is a one -player, Approx. 30 minute cab ride from AVAILABLE three -to-five -ball model which Now In full production at Midway Mfg. Chicago's Loop. Call Gladstone 1.1350 new "inner " cash box! Dave Rosen will be at the NAMA NOW AT YOUR features an automatic and in- Corp., Chicago! Show. stantaneous ball lift giving the Contact Rosen for private viewing a( CHICAGO new trip -relay bank! Patterned after popular supermarket -cash this revolutionary sales stimulator des- player a ball to play at all times. tined to take the industry by storm, COIN resister idea, when star lites uo, food The high score is adjustable DISTRIBUTOR! for the special, upward from order is free! 1,100 points. Representatives of Distributor territories open! DAVID ROSEN the company on hand at the Exclusive A el 1 Ont. Ea. Pa. hioy0 2,r0)ynonlii^idu.s/nés. /nC, sylsw.mvrvssrelvo. conclave included Art Weinand Must contact David Rosen, Inc., today! 815 H. BROAD SIREE!. PHILA. 23. PA.

www.americanradiohistory.com SEPTEMBER 14, 1963 BILLBOARD 51 Game Has German Gun Chi Coin Showmanship BUY U. S. Debut at MOA Show CHICAGO -A novel Ger- Players get five pellets for a Makes Big Hit at MOA man- developed gun game that dime. The gun is hand loaded CHICAGO by a of Ball shoots live pellets at three re- and -It could have rounded pair Strike FOR fired by spring- action cock- been an amusement park, or at alleys. one side, volving targets was introduced ing. Targets are shuffle Off to electrically re- least a small kiddieland. There completing ensemble, stood at last week's Music Operators volved. Pellets are returned to the were enough gun games, shuffle two Riot Gun galleries. TOP EARNINGS of America convention by Dun- the player after each shot. alleys and IN can Sales Company, Cleveland bowlers around. Joining Secure in the room An interesting feature is that There were also enough kids were Chicago Coin executives ilLkfirm, headed by Joe Nemesh. EVERY TYPE OF LOCATION the pellets are "embossed" or playing them- adults too. Jerry Koci, Sam Gensburg, Sam The game, aptly dubbed "marked" when they hit the tar- It was the big Chicago Coin Wolberg, John Gore and Paul EVERYWHERE Arizona," was developed in get. The player can tell where exhibit room at last week's Hoffman. Hamburg by Ernst Bergmann he hit by examining the mark- Music Operators of America and is already a big hit in Eu- ing on the shot pellet. A small convention here. Mort Secore rope, England and Japan. Dun- magnifying glass is affixed to had it looking for all the world ACTIVE'S THE CHOICE FOR can is the national sales agent in the front of the game to aid in like a miniature Disneyland. the U. S. the identification. The room was dimmed and THE LOWEST PRICES and The entire action of the gun the lights of the games showed -especially the pellet return up dramatically. As you came BEST EQUIPMENT ALWAYS BARGAINS and identification feature--is a into the room, you were met by a bank Exclusive Gottlieb and Rock -Ole Distributor for Eastern FOR THE WEEK very close simulation of a live of four Sun Valley Pennsylvania, South Jersey and Delaware. GAMES GAMES shooting gallery. Even the gun two- player pinball games. Reconditioned Equipment for Export. has an authentic telescopic sight Incidentally, Chicago Coin A BIG SELECTION to help the shooter. Price of the showed a new Sun Valley two - Received a lot of Drink and Cof- player add -a -ball pin game for AMUSEMENT MACHINES CO. fee Vending Machines in Trade. game is $349. The gun is housed in a rectangular shooting gallery the first time -in fact the first 666 N. Broad 5t., Phila. 30, Pa. WHAT DO YOU NEEDS and stand -mounted. time a two -player pin game of you can ALWAYS depend POplar 9 -4495 fer Shuffle.= any kind has t d pEmbassv been shown. Pre- on JOE ASH ALL WAYS w,.... a, w ro, r i< Chao. Coin Citation 67S viously Sun Unitad Caravelle 675 Valley was available United Avalon 625 only in the familiar "free game" All above egVl Tr} le recoditioned. Hall of Fame models. At the rear of the room, in Mills Panoram 5750 FOR THE BEST IN NEW AND Rowe 2700 Claa tette Venders, "stage- center," RECONDITIONED Oelnted hammerloitl Series Geared stood a bank of finish and re ondifionetl I00 three Spare Lite Bowlers sur- VENDING, MUSIC, GAMES We have many large ball Bowlers For - for sale, as h. What price do yea Operators Oct hand to explain the CHICAGO Rec- program to SEE Wrile or Call Us Collect. -Columbia operators. ATLAS! ords displayed 15 new singles MAin 1-3511 - Artists were selected on the KNKIKILNI 01110L .\\N taken from its Hall of Fame Write for Our price Llsf On Full basis of their popularity with t Terms: / Dep., Bal. C.O.D. Lane o/ eelna Machines. series -at the MOA show. While or Sight Draft. music machine patrons. They in- _ the singles are old releases, they _. fNY:r - Cable: "ATMUSIC " Chicago clude Johnny Mathis, Ray Con- .,,le` >.., _ _ are now issued with top sellers ' niff, Louis Armstrong, Tony on each side so the operator can Bennett, Dave Brubeck, Miles get the maximum programming Davis, Doris Serving the benefit from the old Day, Percy Faith, Industry for DISTRIBUTORG.1-c- favorite Lefty Frizzell, Ken Over 30 Years sections of his phonographs. Griffen, George Morgan, Ray Price, 2315 Olive St., Sf. Louis 3, Mo. 2122 N. WESTERN AVE., CHICAGO 47, ILL ARmlfage 6.5005 Phone: MAin 13511; Cable: Cendist Morty Hoffman, Columbia's Marty Robbins, Jerry Vale and regional sales manager, was on Billy Walker.

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TOPS IN ITALY: Catherine Speak, M 18, is currently TOPS IN ARGENTINA: Violeta Rivas is a favorite riding the .p of the Italian charts with "Those a My with fans of the Clan Club and is enjoying her big- Age," on Ricordi. She'll also be seen in film, "The gest single hit M dote in her current releoso, "Con- Empty Canvas," with Bette Davis and Horst Bucholt, fesemonos."

AND WELL-WlSHER Following her sensational debut at the Cocoanut Grove in Holly- ood, Tony Bennett congroNktes an excited Barbro Streisand at reception.

and her court give royal CUE FOR SAKAMOTO: At the Beverly Hilton, Nisei Queen Holan Fun& welcome to Capitol recording star Kyu Sokamoto. Shown here (left M 'igh) are Kay Tokhashi, Maureen Okada, Terri Kakudo, Kyu, Queen Helen, Jayne Tanimura and Betty Taira.

CORAL NEWCOMER: Dol Richardson signs ex- "GRAND OLE OPRY" ATTRACTION, Mercury's by Mi- clusive contract with Coral Records' Dick LeRoy Van Dyke (center) was hosted Booker Jacobs (right), while his manager Joe Gottfried arni's c.8(w. deejay "Cracker Jim" looks on. First release, "All of Mo," is out (left) during recent show there. Eddie Lam- this week bert (right) of Florida Music Sales, Miami, was on hand. Milt Gabler, Decca o.8r. pro- PYE EXEC HONORED: Louis Benjamin (right), Pye's DECCA NEWCOMER: contract managing director, was presented with a silver desk ducer, signs Steve CkyM. M o long-term label. Clayton's first single under the Decca sot by Torn Grantham frorn the sales force at closing for the Will Coll," anti of annual sales conference in London. Proudly stand- banner, already released, couples "He ing by. Benjamin's wife Vicky. "Her Make-up Kit."

BACKSTAGE AT cccc t t he HOOT OVER WINS. Last-minute plans for weekly Hootenanny Show, aired live from Palisades THE APOLLO: During ppearance Apollo Theater, Now York, Amusement Park ovor WINS, draws (left to right) Oscar Brand, announcer , Mike Little Stevie Wonder plays host to legit talents of Joanne Woodward, and Ruby Stevie proudly his Billboard 1 Award. Settle and Murray Burnett, producer of show, into a huddle. D. displays N.

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