R Í, the Opry House, Formerly the Ryman ^:' Known to Millions As 3 Auditorium,
DEDICATED TO THE NEEDS OF THE MUSIC/RECORD INDUSTRY -- ,-_ (- ; 7\ f^ OCTOBER 20, 1973 3:r`j.,r F - Y' IN THE WORLD: , °S.'L+., 'Y:s. WHO E nnn mmmnminlmmmonnmnuunuuumuwmmmmummmmwuniuuunnnmuunm 1111111111n. / ) v V 1 yn COUNTRY MUSIC , r Í, The Opry House, Formerly The Ryman ^:' Known To Millions As 3 Auditorium, -. r The Home Of WSM Radio's Grand Ole Opry House Since 1941, Has Stood As A Country Music Landmark. The Venerable And Historic Edifice, y In 1891 Is In Its Last Days Of ; - Built , , . í o In This Special Issue, t Service. 5 - ^ Music '73 Record World Looks At Country I- The 48th Grand I' '-I ii In Conjunction With 1,< t- .' s ' Ole Opry Birthday Celebration. .r¡ - 9 M HITS OF THE WEEK HAS NO FRANK SINA1RA, "OL' BLUE EYES IS Frank LOGGINS & MESSINA, "MY MUSIC" RONSTADT, "LOVE eyes s W as (prod. by Jim Messina) (Jas- PRIDE" (prod. by John Boy - 2 BACK." Singing as wonderfully Noah returned to w.wI3eNryr perilla/Gnossos,ASCAP). Ian) (Walden/Glasco, ASCAP). ever, Frank iinatra has Sed b]íMin m collection hNy Long-awaited single from Taken from her beautiful new record ng witn a marvelous Q produced by Don J that dynamic duo has been album "Con't Cry Now," this of songs mas-erfully Gordon Jen- culled from -heir forthcoming Kaz-Titus classic has been per- Costa and arranged by hits include album. Written by both of formed tc tine hilt by Ms. Ron- kins. F'otentia multi -format Try and "Dream them, tune 's a cute rocker stadt.
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