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cn co GAMBLER." DIANA ROSS, "GOOD MORNING HEARTACHE" CC ANN PEEBLES, "I'M GONNA TEAR YOUR PLAY- ROBEY, FALK & BOD, "KENTUCKY J (Northern, ASCAP). The "star of the HOUSE DOWN" (Jet, BMI). Label D There could be no better musical New Year's C7 á m than this absolutely superior album, Z year" offers a brilliant interpreta- W head Wille Mitchell produced this treat lion of this Billie Holiday classic. J gentle soul swinger, and the result Q beautifully produced with a sound between Taken from "Lady Sings The Blues" u) is Ms. Peebles' strongest bid to America & Neil Young. Title tune & "Lonesome soundtrack, side is a potent entry date. This distaff Al Green could Road" amongst possible single smashes. Epic chartwise. Motown 1211. seal up stardom with this one. Hi KE 31796. 2232 (London).

O'JAYS, "LOVE TRAIN" (Assorted, BMI). The third ANDY KIM, "OH, WHAT A DAY!" Uoachim, BMI). ORIGINAL CAST, "OH COWARD." The hit oft - release from the "Back Stabbers" Canadian singer/writer has left his Broadway musical of the year has become a album could very well be the big- bubblegum in the wrapper to be- stunning two -record set perfectly capturing gest yet. Tune chugs right along come Uni's candidate to take over the wit, wisdom, and good fun that is the with a Gamble and a Huff. A sure- Neil Diamond's spot when the latter trademark of Noel Coward's music & lyrics. fire smash. All aboard! Phila Inter- leaves label. Terrific Lee Holdridge Album scans many moods of a great career. national 3524 (Columbia). arrangement makes it official. Hit! Bell 9001. Uni 55356 (MCA).

JOE TEX, "WOMAN STEALER" (Tree, BMU. Show DAVID BROMBERG, "SHARON" (Sweet Jelly Roll, JIM PULTE, "SHIMMY SHE ROLL, SHIMMY SHE stealer Joe switches gears and BMI). Not since the Hollies hit with SHAKE." Skip Taylor has produced a rare & comes up with a tasty blues song. "Stop Stop Stop" in '66 has there superb Ip as Pulte emerges a true winner Culled from his new Ip "Spills The been as good a record about an with diversified & exceptional material, includ- Beans," cut should receive acr3ss- exotic cancer. Great novelty fare ing rocking title tune & beautiful "Dancin' On the-board recognition. Dial 1008 that could help break artist. Colum- A Mirror" ballad. Great vocals & musicianship (Mercury). bia 45767. all around! United Artists UAS 5654.

JEAN KNIGHT, "DO ME" (Malaco/ì\1usic Score, NEW HOPE, "IT'S ALL OVER NOW" (Kegs, BMI). KING HARVEST, "DANCING IN THE MOONLIGHT." BMI). That gal who hit big with The Bobby & Shirley Womack tune Already on the way to the top of the single "Mr. Big Stuff" last year starts off that was a Stones smash back at charts with this Ip's title tune, this new group 1973 with a sexy chunk o' funk that the beg nning could be the vehicle delivers an album filled with rockers, country never quits. Tight rhythm section to drive this new contingent to the funk tunes, as well as mellow ballads. Superbly supports a clever lyric line on a fine top of tie pops. MGM 14475. produced, with a great brass section sound. Wardell Quezergue production. Stax Perception PLP 36. 0150.

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22 Gold Records Among Atlantic's Mercury Now Phonogram CHICAGO-Mercury Record Chappell and Company, the mu- Feats in Company's Best Year Productions, Incorporated, has sic publishing complex. The NEW YORK - Ahmet Erte - Wexler, Atlantic Executive Vice changed its name to Phono- Polygram Group operates its en- gun, President of Atlantic Rec- President, signed singer -song- gram, Inc., it was announced tertainment interest under the ords, said last week that the writer Willie Nelson and Bobby by President Irwin H. Stein- banner of Phonogram Interna- company had enjoyed its most Austin to the country division. berg. The names Mercury, Phil- tional. prosperous year in 1972. Sales In addition Atlantic opened up ips, and Vertigo will be re- This is the first name change of records and tapes reached a a Nashville office under the tained for label identification. for the firm since its inception new peak and the firm earned helm of Rick Sanjek. Steinberg pointed out. in March of 1947. Last year, a total of 22 gold records, one Asylum Records, the new At- The Polygram Group in Eu- Mercury had one of its most of the highest marks for At- lantic label under the aegis of rope acquired Mercury from successful years in history, gar- lantic in any one year. David Geffen and Elliot Rob- the North American Phi'ips nering five gold records and es- This successful year encom- erts, in addition to releasing Corporation in January of 1972. tablishing an all-time month -y passed many noteworthy events. hit product with Joni Mitchell, Polygram also owns Polydor sales volume level for the com- One of the most important was (Continued on page 33) Records, MGM Records, and pany during July. the distribution arrangement with RSO Records for the South, Nelson Among United States. RSO Records, Knight Seizes GFR 's Instruments the new Robert Stigwood label, Gold Clef Honorees has on its roster such major After TVer; Cavaliere Responds ATLANTA - Joe South was artists as the Bee Gees and the most honored songwriter, Eric Clapton. The original By ROBERT FEIDEN receiving two Gold Clef Awards London cast album of "Joseph NEW YORK-Terry Knight, ments were seized, and the and a BMI (Broadcast Music, And His Amazing Technicolor his attorney, two New York group threatened not to per- Inc.) Citation of Achievement, Dream Coat" will also be avail- deputy sheriffs, three bonded form that evening if their in- while Capitol Records' A&R man able on RSO Records in this movers, and a 20 foot moving struments were not returned to Ken Nelson received the first country. van all showed up backstage at them. The concert was to be Clef ever given to anyone other Another was the Rolling Madison Square Garden last fi-med by ABC-TV as part of than a writer at the Fourth An- Stones tour of the United States Saturday (23) afternoon dur- Don Kirshner's "In Concert" nual Gold Clef Awards Decem- during the summer. Seldom in ing Grand Funk Railroad's series, and proceeds of the en- ber 22 at the Royal Coach Motor the history of the modern music television rehersal. The purpose gagement were to be con- hotel here. Other Gold Clef re- business has there been such of the visit was to personally tributed to Phoenix House. cipients were Buddy Buie, Rob- excitement over the concert serve the members of the group "I didn't want any one of the ert Nix, Jerry Weaver and tour of any one act. The Stones with New York Supreme Court kids in the audience to suffer Freddy Weller. order of are played over 40 dates, covered Justice Harry Frank's because of our personal dis- The Gold Clef Awards more than 30 cities and grossed attachment which gives Terry pute," stated Knight, and he given by the Lowery Group of close to $3 million on the tour. Knight the right to attach the Music Publishing Companies to Their appearances group's money or other assets therefore allowed the group's Atlanta writers whose songs received the and equipment to greatest press coverage of any in the amount of $1,000,000. The instruments have ranked among the top 20 rock act of the past five years group's equipment and instru- (Continued on page 41) on the pop music charts, or in and helped make their two rec- the top 10 of the country, easy ord set "Exile On Main Street" listening, or r&b charts during a million dollar seller. Blue And Gold the previous year. In 1972 Atlantic also made South, who received Clefs for its long-awaited entry into the "Fool Me" and "I Knew You field of country music. Jerry When," was honored by BM1 for the more than one million broad- Feigen Asst. to cast performances given his "Rose Garden." His "Games Pres. at Columbia People Play" was certified by NEW YORK - Ted Feigen BMI in March as having re- has been appointed to the posi- ceived a million performances. tion of Assistant to the Presi- Making the presentation on dent, Columbia Records, accord- behalf of BMI, the music licens- ing to Clive Davis, President of ing agency, was Frances Preston the label. of Nashville, Tennessee. She ad- In his new capacity, Feigen ditionally presented Bill Lowery will be initiating and conduct- with a Citation of Achievement ing, as per the requests of as publisher of "Rose Garden." Davis, special projects related Buddy Buie, whose "Tràees" to current operating decisions was certified as a million per- and to future plans of Colum- Columbia Records President Clive Davis joins Philadelphia Interna- formance song earlier this Year, and Leon Huff, in presenting bia Records. He will also be tional's creative team, Kenny Gamble and Robert Nix were awarded Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes with gold records for their million Am I maintaining liaison between all By at Clefs for their "What and a half selling single, "If You Don't Know Me Now." Pictured by department heads and ensur- the presentation fete held for the popular group at New York's Plaza Crying For" as recorded ing the flow of communications are, from left, Teddy Pendigrass, Bernie Wilson, Larry Brown, producer Dennis Yost and the Classic9 IV. vital to the successful comple- Kenny Gamble, Harold Melvin, Lloyd Parks, Clive Davis, producer Leon Gold Clefs were also presented tion of established and àp- Huff and Logan H. Westbrooks, director of Special Markets, Columbia to Jerry Weaver for the rhythm (Continued on page 21) Records. (Continued on page 40)

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www.americanradiohistory.comAmericanRadioHistory.Com Bothwell RCA Mgr., Retailers Report Merry Christmas Talent Development By GARY COHEN NEW YORK - In checking The store drew customers from NEW YORK - Barbara with retailers around the coun- the surrounding community, Bothwell has been appointed try on their Christmas sales and they accounted for a large Manager, Talent Development, Record World has failed to turn percentage of the store's busi- by RCA Records. The an- 200 W. 57th St., New York, N.Y. 10011 up one negative comment on ness, as the University had Area Cade (212) 705-5020 nouncement was made by Don sales volume. Most comments closed down for the holidays. Heckman, Division Vice Presi- from store owners, managers, The Ventures chain in Mis- PUBLISHER EDITOR IN CHIEF dent, East Coast Artists and buyers and clerks, are along souri described sales as "boom- BOB AUSTIN SIO PARNES Repertoire, to whom she re- the lines of "fantastic sales," ing" and "terrific." "We moved ports. "tremendous business" and new stuff and catalogue," ac- VICE PRESIDENT, ADVERTISING Miss Bothwell has joined "good increases over last year." cording to one of the chain's JOE FLEISCHMAN RCA Records after having buyers. We moved Noel Gimbel of the One Oc- between 200 spent most of the past year in and MIKE SIGMAN/EDITOR tave Higher chain in Chicago, 250 "Jesus Christ Super- free lance writing, public rela- star" albums per store (they ALLEN LEVY/ASSOCIATE EDITOR described Saturday, Dec. 23, as FRED GOODMAN/MUSIC EDITOR tions, promotion and produc- have 9 stores), and a lot of tion. Prior to that, . . the best retail day the Ran Ross/Assistant Editor she was record business ever had." That "Bangla Desh" albums." Robert Feiden/Assistant Editor East Coast Manager Lenny Beer/Chart Editor of Public- comment covers both his Poplar Tunes in Memphis ex- ity for retail Toni Profan/Assistant Chart Editor Columbia Records. She and one -stop operations. "There perienced good sales according is from Coconut Grove, Fla. to Linda Alter, their buyer and Dede Dabney/R&8 Editor were a lot of people buying Gary Cohen/Campus Editor where she was a folk converted and jazz gifts, and many of them bought store clerk during Eric Kisch/Classical Editor club artists' manager, the Christmas rush. "We count - Michael Cuscuna/Jazz Editor double record sets. Those items Irene were big." Gimbel's listing (Continued on page 41) Johnsen Ware/Gospel Editor Marilyn Remembered this Kai Rudman/Contributing Editor week in the Retail Report con- Fourth `In David Finkle/Contributing Editor LOS ANGELES - 20th Cen- tains eight albums that are two Mitchell Kanner/Art Director tury Records has released "Re- (or more) record sets, includ- Concert' Lineup member Marilyn," a special ing the 7 -record Beethoven set WEST COAST NEW package devoted to the career on Columbia, which sold well to YORK-Don Kirshner, SPENCE BERLAND of movie legend Marilyn Mon- older buyers. All of his stores President of Kirshner Enter- WEST COAST MANAGER John Gibson/News Editor roe. The deluxe set contains a showed an increase over the tainment Corp., announced last week Jim Beverly Magid/Radio Editor specially designed 12 page previous year. that Croce, War, 6290 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Calif. 90028 booklet Edgar Winter and the Doobie Phone: (213) 465-6126 which includes a col- At barometer campus loca- lection of photographs culled Brothers have been signed to Eddie Briggs/Country Report from various tion Midtown Records in Ith- appear in the fourth ABC-TV 45-10 No. Arthur, Fresno, Calif. 93705 international ex- aca, N. Y., near Cornell Univer- hibits in honor of Ms. Monroe. "In Concert" special, airing in sity's campus, store manager NASHVILLE The commemorative album, late January in the 11:30 p.m. Al Michaels described the past to 1:00 a.m. time slot. JOHN STURDIVANT with special liner notes by Lio- Vice President week as "excellent . . . it was nel Newman, features a collec- Kirshner, who is executive SOUTHEASTERN MANAGER tion of songs taken from her a good Christmas, we showed a producer of the series, taped Dan Beck/Southeastern Editor most notable fi'ms. good increase over last year." the four top contemporary acts Marie Ratliff/Editorial Assistant at Madison Square Garden on Red O'Donnell/Nashville Report 806 16th Ave. So. Nashville Tenn. 37203 Saturday, Dec. 23, following his Phone: ('615) 244-1820 RW Names Levy Associate Editor; taping of Grand Funk Railroad and the blues singer Beer Chart Editor; Goodman Upped Freddie LATIN AMERICAN OFFICE King who will be on the third TOMAS FUNDOU/MANAGER NEW YORK-Record World eludes a stint as Staff Writer "In Concert" show. The first Carlos Marrero/Assistant Manager has announced the appoint- for Columbia House, a division two "In Concert" shows, aired 3140 W. 8th Ave. ments of Allen Levy to the post of CBS, free-lance writing and in late November and early Hialeah, Fla. 33012 of Asscoiate (305) 823-8491 Editor and Lenny five years as a teacher of col- December garnered top ratings. (305) 821-1230 (night) Beer to the post of Chart Ed- lege English. Kirshner said that negoti- itor. In addition, Fred Good- Beer most recently was a ations are currently underway ENGLAND man has been promoted to market research analyst at with several other top rock and NOEL GAY ORGANISATION the newly created post of Mu- Clairol, Inc. Before that he was contemporary pop acts for fu- 24 Denmark St. sic Editor after having served a full-time student, earning an ture "In Concert" shows. London, W.C.2, England as Assistant Editor for the past MBA from New York Univer- Phone: 836-3941 eight months. sity in market research and a Wenrick to Col GERMANY Prior to joining Record B.S. from Carnegie-Mellon Uni- World, Levy was Associate in versity. He has been writing East Coast A&R PAUL SIEGEL EUROPEAN EDITOR Publicity Polydor Records. NEW YORK at concert reviews for Record - Kip Cohen, Tauentzienstrasse 16, 1 Berlin 30, Germany His previous experience also in - World for the past six months. Vice President of Columbia Phone: Berlin 2115914 Records' East Coast A&R, has announced the appointment of FRANCE Eddie Wenrick to the position GILLES PETARD of Associate Producer, A&R, 8, Quai de Stalingrad, Boulogne 92, France East Coast. Phone: 520.79.67 In his new capacity, Wenrick will CANADA assist Cohen in all A&R LARRY LE BLANC functions as well as coordinate 870 M ilwood Rd., Apt. 42, a number of East Coast artists Toronto 17, Ontario, Canada for Columbia and scout poten- Phone: (416) 421-9260 tial label material. Prior to joining Columbia SUBSCRIPTIONS: ONE YEAR (52 ISSUES) Records, Wendrick served as U.S. AND CANADA-$40; AIR MAIL-$70; Executive Director, West Coast FOREIGN-AIR MAIL $75. SECOND CLASS POSTAGE PAID AT NEW YORK, N.Y. AND AT Operations for Vanguard Rec- ADDITIONAL MAILING OFFICES. DEADLINE: ords. He also was an active PLATES AND COPY MUST BE IN NEW YORK rock booking agent and was in- BY 12 NOON FRIDAY. volved in music publishing, Copyright 0 1972 by most recently with producer RECORD WORLD PUBLISHING CO., INC. Fred Goodman, Allen Levy, Lenny Beer Bones Howe in Los Angeles. VOL 28, No. 1333

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www.americanradiohistory.comAmericanRadioHistory.Com Johnny Nash Stirring Up A Trend By DAVID GEST

Johnny Nash does not pursue he really was my idol in the counters. "I went to Europe to focus on both a little more, trends. However, he is the pop- early days, and he had the most work on a film which I had even utilizing more production. ular inaugurator of a new trend influence on me till now." written the music for as well as As it goes on, hopefully I'll in the music business known Cooke has been an inspira- acted in. The movie, which is be able to do more creative as Jamaican reggae. His "I Can tional force to many artists in presently titled "There Are things." I wrote many of the See Clearly Now" is said by the music industry. He wrote More Questions Than An- songs on "Clearly" and the title many to be a shape of things such classics as "Chain Gang" swers," should be released cut was a reflection of my life to come. and "Cupid" both of which around next March. It is now in many ways." Reggae may be new, raw Nash has recorded. Cooke died a being edited and the finishing Sons of the Jungle sound for many, but for Epic at the height of his popularity touches are also being added. recording artist Nash, it has in the early sixties. Nash also It demonstrates what I was do- Europe is currently boasting long been a favored approach. picked up "bits and pieces" ing during that time, and it is Nash as the king of Jamaican His 1967 hit of "Hold Me from Billy Eckstine, Nat also indicative of the different reggae. His band, the Sons of Tight" was recorded in Jamaica "King" Cole and Perry Como. kinds of songs I have to offer." the Jungle, nine native mu- and so was from Jamaica, Trinidad, the album of the Frank Stockton ran across been four years sicians same name. From this album a It has almost and Guyana, add intri- Nash and got him signed to Nash released a Ghana came another hit, "Cupid," the local since Johnny cate patterns of their native Houston television show See Clearly Now" Sam Cooke classic which was for three years. National expos- single. "I Can countries to the much heralded permeated with conga, calipso, has established Nash as a talent and the ure followed when Nash joined who sound of Nash. Johnny and chirps and trills. Arthur Godfrey's radio -TV of magnetic proportions group recently completed the the wizardry, finesse "Jamaican reggae" is a rel- show and went with him to New possesses production of his second album atively new York he took formal act- and art of a major star. The more term for the music where more for Epic, which expands of these islands, although ing training. At 17 he plunged lyrics to his songs have the ap- deeply into the Jamaican sound has always been the into his first straight dramatic meaning than is readily album includes "I Can See sound. The same. At this point in the life film role in "Take A Giant parent to the ear. many soft ballads, some bouncy is the second span of the sound of Jamaican Step," and his performance won Clearly Now" numbers, and a standout cut music it is called "reggae." In him the Silver Sail Award of stage of Jamaican reggae. with young children singing 1967 this same type of music the Locarno, Switzerland, Film "The 'Hold Me Tight' 1p was in the background. As of yet, was called "rock steady," and Festival. He later co-starred basically an experimental al- the new album is untitled. there was no such thing as reg- with Dennis Hopper in the Pan- bum, added Nash, "It was the gae. Before that it was called do Berman "Key Witness." first time I had recorded using "ska" and there was no such After hitting the charts with the Jamaican rhythms. There thing as rock steady. The names "Cupid" in 1968 Nash faded was not a lot of orchestration Lasky Named New may change, but the music and from the music scene. On a on that 1p because I wanted the beat fundamentally have critical level his hits were to focus on the rhythm. In the Crawdaddy Publisher remained the same. thought to be of the bubblegum new album (I Can See Clearly Johnny Nash is a handsome, genre, and his first album never Now") I've had a lot more ex- NEW YORK - Richard W. soft spoken man in his early really took off. perience and time with the Lasky has been named pub- thirties but actually he doesn't "I didn't really fade," he rhythms and I feel that I can lisher of Crawdaddy Magazine, look a chirp or trill over twen- it was announced by Alfred E. ty. He discussed his career and Knobler, President of Craw - music with Record World dur- daddy Publishing Co., Inc. ing his current visit to Cali- Bell Chimes For 'Lost Horizon' Crawdaddy, the oldest nation- fornia where he appeared at al rock music culture magazine, the Whisky A Go Go. was established in 1965 and has "I mainly became involved a circulation of 122,000. with Jamaican music when I Lasky, formerly Eastern Ad- started to travel back and forth vertising Director at Rolling to 1967, Jamaica in when "Hold Stone Magazine, is 29 and a Me Tight" came out. But I was of University of picking on graduate up the sound even Pennsylvania and Wharton before then. I was not living in of Business. He is Jamaica as a steady diet, but Scholl married and resides in Forest my partner and I have a house there and from time to time Hills. when we had leisure, we would go down there and record. Our first release utilizing the Ja- Col -Epic Covers maican rhythms was '67. We've been promoting the music and Chosen For Exhibit the island ever since." Nash, a native of Houston, NEW YORK-Sixteen illus- Texas, has had a most anomalous trations originally designed as career as an entertainer. Ti-e record covers for the Columbia young prodigy began to emit and Epic labels have been chosen trills and chants from the first by the American Institute of time he set his foot in church. Graphic Arts for inclusion in His celestial city was encom- "The Mental Picture," an ex- passed by the world of gospel. Film producer Ross Hunter (left) and Larry Uttal, President of Bell hibition of illustrations. The Co- recently co - At the age of sixteen he began Records, a division of Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc., lumbia -Epic art work will be hosted a special preview of key scenes from Ross Hunter's musical displayed with the Institute's to feel around the different var- Pictures at a reception for production of "Lost Horizon" for Columbia choice of the most exciting il- iations and types of music Bell Records personnel and northeastern distributors at the Columbia "I idolized Sam Cooke when Hunter narrated as he lustration used in print recently Pictures' private screening room in New York. mag- I was very young singing in clips from major scenes in the film. Bell will release including graphics from introduced selected advertis- church. I had only sung gospel the soundtrack album to "Lost Horizon" in January, accompanied by a azines, periodicals and songs and Sam sang everything, four -phase advertising, publicity and promotion campaign for the 1p. ing designs.

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www.americanradiohistory.comAmericanRadioHistory.Com Jerry Lee to England Essar -Ice Pac Smith to Be Feted For All -Star Album Label Bows By B'nai B'rith HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. - NEW YORK - Joe Smith, NEW YORK - Mercury art- and Rowland went to Nashville Veteran music man Steve Rig- President of Warner Bros. Rec- ist Jerry Lee Lewis is flying to to meet with Lewis. Rowland, gio has formed Essar -Ice Pac ords, Inc., will be honored by London this week in order to who has worked with The Herd Records, with offices located at the Anti -Defamation League of cut an 1p with some of Great (featuring Peter Frampton and 6404 Hollywood Blvd., Holly- B'nai B'rith for "devotion to Britain's best known rock Andy Brown) and Dave Dee, wood, Calif. 10028. human rights." Arthur G. musicians, according to Charles Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich, has Fach, Mercury Bill Saunders has been ap- Cohen, general chairman of the VP/A&R. Fach been making the arrangements New York ADL Appeal, an- and Lewis have been talking with pointed as National Promotion the British musicians. Director, and Warren Lanier nounced that Smith will be about undertaking a project of Musicians confirmed for the this nature for years, Enterprises has been contracted presented with the organiza- and it has album so far, according to Mer- Lion taken a coordinated effort by for public relations and pub- tion's of Judah Awerd at cury, include Rod Stewart and the annual luncheon of the Mercury and Jerry Lee Lewis Faces, Steve Winwood, Barry licity for the new diskery, Enterprises to bring it off. Lew- whose roster of artists includes ADL's Music and performing Gibb, Matthew Fisher, Ric Arts Division and Music and is will be taking three weeks off Grech, Alvin Lee, Rory Gal- Maryanne Mahoney, Roberta from his busy touring schedule lagher, Linn, Johnny Morrissette, Stan Performing Arts Lodge of Gary Wright, Henry B'nai B'rith Wednesday, and sacrificing some $150,000 McCulloch of Wings, Tony Ash- Willis, Mafalda, David Oliver, Feb- worth of dates in order to make ton, Albert Lee and members Denise Faye, and Terrea Lea. ruary 14, 12 noon at the Wal- dorf Astoria Hotel. the album. of his group, Heads, & Feet, The label has set the month Clive Davis, At the same time, Fach has and a lone American, Delaney of President of January to release singles Columbia Records been organizing the musical Bramlett. Lewis and his all-star and albums and a former and by Maryanne guest of honor at the traditional production details of the backup band will record mainly Mahoney and Roberta Linn, project. an event is luncheon chairman. Steve Rowland, rock standards. and is in the process American producer who's been of setting Lewis and Fach are sched- distributors to carry their lines. working in England for the uled to leave for London Jan- past ten years, has been en- uary 4. The sessions are set to Heinecke, SESAC gaged to produce the set. Mer- begin January 8 at Advision `Kennedy Wit' LP cury recently flew Rowland over Studios. Founder, Dies to discuss the project, and Fach In Resurgence NEW YORK - Paul Hein - Scerbos Get NEW YORK - Immediate ecke, President of SESAC Inc., National Field Sales best seller status for a new one of the world's foremost per- A Daughter book about the late John F. formance licensing organiza- Kiernan RCA Director, tions, died last week. He 87 NEW YORK - Bob Scerbo, Kennedy has resulted in mas- was NEW YORK-Jack Kiernan Director of Production and Di- sive new interest in an RCA years old. has been appointed Director, rector of International Opera- album, "The Kennedy Wit," An early pioneer in the belief National Field Sales, by RCA that music is the common de- tions for Chess/Janus Records, and RCA Records has an- Records. The announcement and his wife Adrianne are the nominator of and an instrument was by made Gene Settler, Di- proud parents of a girl, Victoria nounced a new advertising, for promoting international un- vision Vice President, Market- Leigh, who weighed in at 6 promotion and publicity cam- derstanding, Paul Heinecke ing, who said Kiernan is taking pounds 2 ounces last week. paign on the album. strove for a new musical cul- the position formerly held by ture in the United States. This E. B. (Skip) Byrd who resigned was his aim when he estab- to return to Atlanta. Yasgar, Staton at Atlantic lished SESAC Inc. in 1931. He Kiernan joined RCA Records David Glew, Atlantic Rec- ment with Atlantic, he was a paved the way for Sibelius' in 1971 as Director, Custom ords' Vice -President in charge record salesman with Seaboard "Finlanda" and "Valse Triste," Label Marketing. Last Novem- of Marketing has announced Record Distributors and several Ponce's "Estrellita" and "Pro- ber, he was given added re- that Larry Yasgar has been ap- other record distributing com- vost's "Intermezzo" as we'l as sponsibility as National Sales pointed Singles Sales Manager panies. some of the works of Schoen- Manager, Single Records, Prior for the company, and that Bill Staton was formerly At- berg, Busoni, Delius and many to joining RCA Records in Staton has been promoted to lantic's Regional Promotion others. July of 1971, Kiernan had been Eastern Regional Sales Man- Man for the Eastern Seaboard, Although a promoter of mu- National Sales Manager of ager. and before that, a promotion sic from Europe in America, Project 3 for two years, pre- Yasgar was formerly At- Heinecke also became a cham- vious man for the Southern territory. to which he was Sales lantic's Eastern Regional Sales pion of: new talent on the Amer- and Merchandise Manager for Manager, covering the area He will be responsible for the ican scene. He was among the Kapp Records for two years. from Boston to Washington, same geographical areas in his first contacts of Sergei Rach- From 1956 through 1968, he D.C. Previous to his employ - new position. maninoff in the United States was associated with the Decca and was among the first to rec- branch of MCA, variously as ognize and publish the works of salesman, branch manager, Henry Cowell. sales manager and sales pro- Heinecke is survived by his motion manager. wife, Ruth Collin Heinecke, two daughters, Mrs. Alice H. Pra- 'Space' Shot ger, Vice President and Man- aging Director of SESAC Inc., NEW YORK-"Space Odd- Mrs. Erika Frenzke, one grand- ity," David Bowie's near -legend- son, Roy Frenzke, and one ary song, will be released as a great-grandson, Eric. single next week. The three- Funeral arrangements are year -old song continues to be a major private and the family has re- request item for Bowie quested contributions be sent to in concerts and has received The Bedside Network of the heavy radio requests across the Veterans Hospital Radio and country. Bowie is presently in Television Guild, 353 West 57th England for concert appear- Street, New York, N. Y. 10019, ances and will return to the of which Heinecke was a direc- U.S. in February promoted. Larry Yasgar Bill Staton tor for many years.

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Singles DAY DREAMING Aretha Franklin Atlantic THE LION SLEEPS TONIGHT Robert John Atlantic SUNSHINE Jonathan Edwards Atco FIRST TIME EVER I SAW YOUR FACE Roberta Flack Atlantic WHERE IS THE LOVE Donny Hathaway/Roberta Flack Atlantic I'LL BE AROUND The Spinners Atlantic

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EXILE ON MAIN STREET - Rolling Stones Holling Stones YOUNG, GIFTED & BLACK Aretha Franklin Atlantic AMAZING GRACE Aretha Franklin Atlantic FIRST TAKE Roberta Flack Atlantic QUIET FIRE Roberta Flack Atlantic FRAGILE Yes Atlantic CLOSE TO THE EDGE Yes Atlantic PICTURES AT AN EXHIBITION Emerson, Lake & Palmer Cotillioi, TRILOGY Emerson, Lake & Palmer Cotillion ROBERTA FLACK/DONNY HATHAWAY Roberta Flack/Donny Hathaway Atloï tic HISTORY OF ERIC CLAPTON Eric Clapton Atco LIVE Donny Hathaway Atlantic GRAHAM NASH/DAVID CROSBY Graham Nash/David Crosby Atlantic MANASSAS Stephen Stills Atlantic FM & AM George Carlin Little David FOR THE ROSES Joni Mitchell Asylum Its Been a Great Year For Atlantic!

www.americanradiohistory.comAmericanRadioHistory.Com DIAIJOGUE THE VIEWPOINTS OF THE INDUSTRY Thom Bell pinning Hi2s With Style By DEDE DABNEY Huff have broken open the singles end of it. They are the pio- Thom Bell is or has been the neers, you might say, so here I come right behind. The job was done by them. Most companies man behind the distinctive sound are good for singles, but one thing you've got to remember: for every single you might sell that's of such groups as The Del - only a wholesale price of thirty-five cents or phonics, Stylistics, Little thirty-eight cents, An- and for every album you sell that it's a wholesale price of two thony and the - Imperials, the ten or two and quarter. So you're actually making ten times the Spinners and the Odds and amount or more than what you would sell on a single. One album Ends. Philadelphian Bell has is equal to ten singles. I'm primarialy geared for singles, and been writing since he was fif- since I started out in the singles market, that's why I get four teen, and producing for the last or five singles out of one album. Because I still have the concept five years. His unique sound has of singles but I deal in the concept of ten singles in one complete macle the city of Brotherly Love package, not one single and nine regular tunes. RW: to you a pop and soul recording center. Going Columbia will be handling your own label. What is the name of your new label? A rare, exclusive - interview fol TB: Thunder, so far. I have by own production deal. loues. Thom Bell RW: How do you feel about the Stax situation? Record World: When you produce in Philadelphia, do you get a TB: I don't feel anything about the Stax situation because they unique sound? only know their own business. I take all of my time to concentrate Thom Bell: It's different - musicians play differently; they are on my own business. It depends on what their concept was when acclimated to our songs, the studio is used to our sound, and for they went to Columbia. I feel their concept must have been for the artist, everything is based on the same thing all the time. the marketing of album product. Columbia does have their own Singers, musicians, studios, mixers, masters, engineers, the air distributors, there is never the thing of not being paid by the personalities, are all geared to our specific sound. distributors. The one leading factor in this whole thing is that RW: What do you attribute your particular sound to? they market albums and albums are the name of the ball game. I 'TB: Hard work and study. I studied music from the time I was If can give the same concept as I did with the Stylistics album six until twenty under one Professor Duckett. I was studying to and the Spinners album, when it does come out, then I feel I'll be be a concert organist and pianist. By the time I turned twenty a major force in the recording industry. you could count on your hand how many concert organists there RW: When will the Spinners album be released? were doing anything; and as for black ones, there were none. TB: I'm doing a double album. The first album should be out It wasn't the black part so much it was the idea of giving some- around March. body something that they weren't looking for. I said, well I better RW: Will you still be handling those groups you produced be- go into something else. fore going to Columbia? I started looking around for another end of the business (this TB: Yes. My idea of a producer is a man who can produce any was when I was twenty). I had been fooling around with r&b kind of anything as long as it's the best of its kind. I've seen and rock & roll. I never knew anything about rock & roll until I producers in my time who produce one specific kind of song, one was sixteen. Then again I was acclimated strictly to classical mu- specific kind of artist, one specific kind of product. That's good sic; this is what I was geared to be, my family was geared to that. but my idea of a producer is one who can produce any kind of It was something you were bought up with. I looked around and anything, but the best of it. Look at the Stylistics: we've gone I watched all the producers and writers, so I said that's what I from "Stop, Look, And Listen" which was one ccncept, to "Betcha want to be. I started to make an analysis of all the big boys and By Golly Wow" which in turn is anothér kind of concept to "You I found that in order to be big you've gotta be bad. Are Everything And Everything Is You," which again is another RW: Who were the big boys? concept. Once you've geared a concept and it's going at a good TB: Luther Dixon, Phil Spector, Leiber & Stoller, Otis Black- speed then you can change. well, Richie Barrett, they were the big boys at that particular time. So I watched how they were doing things and I found that CC in order to be something in this business you have to be able to do ....I deal in the concept of ten singles more than one thing and every one of those things you've got to be fantastic in. I said if that's the way the ball game has to be in one complete package, not one single played, I said I was going to be the best piano player in rock & tunes." roll. (Or rather popular music, that's what the old people called and nine regular it..) I was going to be the best producer, the best writer and the best singer. Piece by piece for three years I conducted and wrote. I then went into a more creative aspect, which was "People Chubby Checker stopped that because I got all the knowledge I Make The World Go Round," that was completely different from could from that. Then I was a studio musician for two years for anything else. It was classified as jazz, as rock, as pop, and as the Gamble -Huff situation - I played organ and piano. I started r&b, everything. It was classified as everything except in two arranging when I was twenty-four. And after I acquired the markets, religious and country - western. To me being able to knowledge of all these I felt I was ready. produce or create in any direction makes a producer. But a man RW: How do you feel about being an independent producer? Is who can only produce in one direction is limited because once it in anyway a hindrance? that direction changes, once the industry changes and the people TB: No, not a hindrance. If you want to work next week - you change, then he is in trouble. work, if not - you don't work next week. It becomes a habit The Spinners were another concept. I haven't written a tune working for yourself. But then you have the option to single out like that ("I'll Be Around") since I was sixteen, seventeen years any particular thing you want to do and you can concentrate all old. But that was the concept I wanted to put them in, I wanted your creative abilities on that one specific artist or idea. To me, to put them in another direction. Most people are under the being independent is fantastic. impression that all I do is soft music. RW: How is it you decided to go with Columbia? RW: For the new Spinners single, which direction did you take TB: Because of their marketing. They market albums. Gamble - them in? (Continued on page 201

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Some say his voice hasn't changed much ley, Southern; Burt Naidoff, since he did the last cut on that album, years ago ... Why not? Just Sunshine Forms Eastern; George Steiner, West Dr. Hook headlining the Troubadour in L.A. the week of January Coast. 9 ... Phlo and Eddie are in Los Angeles studios now working on Management Wing `Across 110th their next, the long awaited second 1p . .. The only act on the en- Street' tire Gibson and LOS ANGELES Just Sun- Stromberg client list that did not get time off for - Soundtrack on UA Xmas was poor Flash, who were struck in Detroit ... Cheech and shine, New York based record Chong Finally Make It: They got their picture up on the marquee company headed by Mike Lang, LOS ANGELES - Slated for of the Golden Touch Cleaners at Cahuenga and Franklin in Holly- has formed Avoid Management! immediate release by United wood. Ah, Fame ! ! 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Columbia's Bill Quate- ing at MIDEM Jo Jo Gunne man back ... album out by late January. Group to London to re-record one song before the album's re- presently recording at Record Plant's Sausilito studio, with Bill leased . . . Ex-Procol Harum picker Dave Ball forming a group Symzcyck producing Paul Williams has a pilot called Beast. ... TV to k show Scoop: Cozy Powell will be on drums ... Iggy Pop, out, waiting for someone to salute or something. Syndicators now ne Stooge, has a new album ready for release. Lester Bangs o looking . . . While in London, Lou Adler Creem lined up talent for a says it's A -OK ... In These Dog Days Of The Year Items 1973 Cheech and Chong TV Nothing Like The special. definite, but he was Following Sometimes Occur: Steely Dan has challenged talking to the likes of George Harrison and Ringo Starr ... Adler, Steeleye Span to a duel, the winner of which will be allowed to by the way, was recently pictured keep his in the L.A. 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www.americanradiohistory.comAmericanRadioHistory.Com r RADIO WORLD KBCA: Jazz, Not Jive KRLA: On top, In Touch LOS ANGELES KBCA - up is Midnight to 3 AM Jai By BEVERLY MAGID may very well have the unique Rich, 3 AM to 5 AM 011ie Col- distinction of being the only lins, 5 AM to 8 AM Jim Herrin, PASADENA - Having de- As station manager Hal Ma- major market outlet which is 8 AM to 10 AM Bob Summers, cided that no matter how good thews said, "When we played known as a purely jazz station. 10 AM to 2 PM Jim Gosa, 2 to they purport to be, rating serv- the hits, we became nothing Many stations include jazz se- 6 PM Chuck Niles, 6 to 9 PM ices still don't have the defini- more than a carbon copy of lections during their day, or Rick Holmes, 9 PM to Midnight tive answers regarding a radio KHJ, and we began to appeal to feature special jazz programs, Dennis Smith and weekends station's audience, KRLA is mainly the very young, from but KBCA-FM is a jazz station Richard Leos; Sunday after- relying more and more heavily 9 to 12 years old which was not exclusively. Not only that, but noons there are special pro- on their code -a -phone service. our intention, so we had to start it's a free -form format, with grams with Leonard Feather, Each disc jockey has his own making changes." each disc jockey doing his own Gerald Wilson and Kogi Say - tape recorder hooked up to the Some of the changes included individual programming. ama. phone and when the listener bringing Reb Foster back (he'd Although their audience is KBCA is not corporation run, calls in, he or she gives their been at the station twice before) thought of as being mostly black but is owned and managed by name, age and location along and changing the line-up which by their advertisers, (and 70% one person, Sol Levine, and a with their requests. A computer had to be altered some due to of the audience is black) Pro- good rapport is maintained be- screens out any duplication Johnny Hayes being out with a gram Director Jim Gosa feels tween management and talent. which might occur. The tape is bad back. Until he returns to that the audience covers a wider The staff has been hired to then refined to eliminate any take over his 6-9 AM shift, the range than that which might sound "like human beings, to nervous or language problems schedule is as follows: 6-9 AM usually listen to an R&B sta- talk to the audience on a one-to- and played as an intro to the Bob Dayton, 9 AM to noon tion. As he put it, "With KGFJ one basis." It seems to work record. Of course the selections Johnny Michaels, Noon to 3 PM as the top soul station, our ap- since the station, in an ex- are limited to those artists who Greg Shannn, 3 to 6 PM Shadoe peal is to those who are looking tremely competitive market, fall into the KRLA bag in the Stevens, 6-9 PM China Smith for an alternate choice to an comes up with respectable list- first place. PM. to Midnight Lee Simms, R&B or top 40 station. Our lis- ings in the rating book, and Any new music additions are midnight to 6 AM Russ O'Hara. teners feel that we help save according to Gosa consistantly decided by the mutual decisions Dayton and O'Hara are return- their sanity by offering such a been in the top ten. of Program Director Reb Fos- ing KRLA alumni. choice." One of their most fana- With jazz becoming more and ter, his assistant Steve Brown The station is continuing its tic fans is a Jewish taxi driver more popular again, Gosa feels and Music Director Ron Bud- policy of its 90 second mini - from San Pedro who is con- that the station offers a very nick, who initially screens all documentaries instead of the stantly calling in his requests. necessary outlet in an important records. Eventually they will be regular newscasts. Also instead And although their target audi- musical area. "There is a huge playing nothing but album cuts, of running the more usual ence would be considered 20 to interest in jazz, the listeners' and now playing alternate PSA's, they will pick one topic 40, the station's second most tastes are becoming more so- choices to what might be con- or organization which might not fanatic fan might be the 102 phisticated. Young people are sidered the hit cut on an 1p. A generally get attention and run year old man who also con- new addition will be tried for really into music and in a jazz on it week. stantly calls. three weeks and if it proves it- spots for an entire group, it is incumbent that all The listener is asked to contact In Mainstream the musicians contribute musi- self successful with the listener calls it will be kept for a total the station for information in- cally to the band. We're pro- stead of the organization itself. The music will vary with the gramming music for the adults, of eight weeks before being taste and inclination of the dif- and I've found that we're the dropped. If it's picked up by one KRLA feels that knowledge of ferent guys on the ac- air, but station that a lot of other jocks of the other top 40 AM stations what its audience wants is to will generally cording Gosa tune into. Also musicians have as a hit, it will be phased out, power. But definitely. be "in the mainstream, with oc- become fans too." casional ventures to the front or Beverly Magid back and off-the-wall side trips." The selections will range from Buddy Miles to Leadbelly, Miles Davis to John Lee Hooker, Bes- Goldsboro TVer sie Smith to Quincy Jones, Ray PAST Charles, Carmen McCrea, Rob- Syndicated WORLDLISTENING ert W. Johnson, Freddie Hub- LOS ANGELES - United By BEVERLY MAGID bard, and Clark Terry. The line - Artists singer-composer Bobby Goldsboro will soon be repre- K VI -Seattle ... Todd Bitta has been named Annie's Song sented by a video program of account executive for the station, taking over his own on TV screens through- for Rich Robertson who was recently pro- out the nation. Called "The moted to sales manager. Bobby Goldsboro Show," the WRIF-Detroit . . . Lee Abrams has resigned series has been sold in twenty- as Program Manager of the ABC -owned facility. five markets from coast -to - Abrams who has been involved in researching coast, with additional key cities a progressive rock format for 5 years feels expected to be added shortly. it's now time to execute his formula and the Air dates will begin in early market research best suited for it and can be 1973, and in conjunction with reachP,l at (313) 356-2698. No replacement the programming of his presen- has been named yet at WRIF. tation, Goldsboro is current- WKQW-Spring Valley, NY ... Charlie Greer, formerly of WABC ly readying a new album for has taken over the 9 a.m. to noon shift as of December 18, accord- Guesting on the "Sammy Jackson ing to Dan Moline, Show" recently was Canadian UA for February 5th release Program Music Director. Country songstress Anne Murray. entitled "Brand New Kind of WAM-E-Charlotte . . . Hap Pate, VP and Gen'l Manager an- She's shown above with Sammy Love." Bob Montgomery pro- nounced that Dave Turner has joined the station as Night News discussing her latest Capitol re- duced the collection with Editor after a 14 year background in broadcasting journalism. lease "Danny's Song." Goldsboro. (Continued on page 41)

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www.americanradiohistory.comAmericanRadioHistory.Com One Octave Higher Moving Up Fast By GARY COHEN The Doug Sahm CHICAGO-The Chicago One Octave Higher chain is continu- Sessions ing its expansion by franchising, according to Noel Gimbel, One Octave Higher's owner. The chain now has eight stores in Chicago (one of them is called Flypped Disc), and the most recently opened store is in Kala- mazoo, Michigan, having opened two months ago. All of the stores are fran- chises, with the franchisee post- ing a franchise fee (money nec- essary for fixtures, a cash regis- ter, and other items necessary for store opening) and other ex- penses. The store then purchases its albums from Gimbel, who During the first two weeks of had been sitting next to Doug, his buys all in chain. October, Doug Sahm, known to back to the control room, for stores the sharply effective bursts The in some as Sir Douglas, recorded his interjecting store shares any special Records at of harmonica into the song. To deals or promotions offered, in first album for Atlantic their studios on West 60th Street most anyone, the harp track would addition to getting albums at a in Manhattan. The personnel on have sounded perfect, but Dylan cheaper price because of the the album included: Jack Barber isn't convinced. So it's back into the combined purchasing power of (bass) and Augie Meyer cold glare of the studio for another the nine stores. (keyboards) - members of the take. The wrap-up comes with a The operator has the advan- original Sir Douglas Quintet - brilliantly improvised series of horn tage of one statement billing, Wayne Jackson of the Memphis fills.by Wayne Jackson and David and the prices offered to the Horns and David "Fathead" Newman that flesh the track out franchise operator are as good Newman on trumpet and sax, Dr. perfectly. or better than what he could get John (keyboards), Bob Dylan Professionalism - the most word for the prevailing by ordering direct or through (harp, vocals, guitars, original appropriate running mood during the sessions. Everyone one The franchise set-up material ), assorted Texan -stops. mates and fellow players like Flaco is mellow, in the best Texas is advantageous, according to Jimenez (accordion), George tradition, but the prime concern is Gimbel, to those who want to get Rains (drums ), Atwood Allen, and the album; knowing instinctively into the record business, but Gary Scanlan, and Doug Sahm what is right musically, and don't have the capital investment (guitars, fiddle, vocals, exotic executing it with a maximum of to open up on a large scale. Southwestern String Instruments, cohesive energy and a minimum of The One Octave Higher chain and main energy source). The self-absorption. For once, a surplus has pioneered a number of inno- album was produced by Jerry of talent in one place doesn't equate Wexler, Doug Sahm, and Arif with the expected carnival of vations in Chicago. Gimbel ex- The creative buzz plains that the stores carried Mardin. ego-trips. Doug Sahm is one of those "rare generated by these sessions is felt imports 5-6 years ago, long be- breed" musicians who likes to get throughout New York. Fellow fore the current interest in im- it right in one take. It's not just a musicians like David Bromberg ports. His stores also stocked question of playing and singing and Kenny Kosek come by and sit posters, papers and other head well, Doug just doesn't like wasting in. Elton John drops by for a visit. supplies. time with a lot of re -takes. The most amazing thing, Another of the advantages the Clútching the earphones to his however, is the music: Texas Swing, individual stores receive is that head, he leans into the mike to lay Shuffle Blues, Country with a back of material that the advertising is taken care of down a perfect harmony over his beat. An amalgam lead vocal to Willie includes Charley Pride's San by Gimbel and the home office. mellow Nelson's Me & Paul, one of the Antone, T -Bone Walker's Papa Not only do the stores advertise better "road" songs. Taking care of Ain't Salty, and a beautiful Dylan on radio and in newspapers, but business with a minimum of time original called Wallflower. Despite their name is tagged on many lost, he glides purposefully back into the diverse background of many of record spots run by companies. the control room to confer with the musicians on the session, their Advertising, Gimbel points out, Jerry Wexler. What else does the playing flows gracefully into Doug's can often run into large sums of tune need...or more significantly music, infusing it with levels that money for small stores, who ...what doesn't it need? If there is go way beyond the accepted norms don't have the resources (finan- one ongoing concern during the of "Country Rock." cial and creative) to do the job whole session, it is avoiding It was as if this music was "clutter" on any of the tracks. After manifestly destined to happen, and necessary. everyone finally got together to feels will be some tripling on the harmonies in Gimbel there Bob Dylan decides make it.'wv,M only in the last verses, more stores, not Chicago, to do his harmonica part over. He but in the surrounding areas, in the coming year. Reprinted from WORDS & MUSIC Diana Ross "Doug Sahm and Band" At Rose Bowl coming soon BEVERLY HILLS - Diana Ross will be the featured singer from Atlantic Records during the half-time show of the and Tapes /! '2 USC -Ohio State football game at the Rose Bowl on New Year's Day.

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www.americanradiohistory.comAmericanRadioHistory.Com CONCERT REVIEW THE A&REPORT map WHO'S CUTTING, WHERE AND WHEN Judy Collins Stunning

By JOE X PRICE At Carnegie Hall NEW YORK Judy Collins was good natured and 3 HOLLYWOOD-Need a MIDEM emissary? - friendly. made one of her rare appear- In response to demands from Frenchman Jean Louis Noel reports he'll be ances at Carnegie Hall Decem- the audience, he did a semi- going to Cannes Jan. 18 to attend the most im- ber 23. international The warmly received, if serious rendition of "Jingle portant annual event for music somewhat overlong, concert con- Bells" publishers held anywhere, the MIDEM which filled the room Conven- sisted of Ms. Collins doing with a tion. Week-long begins some warm glow, and finished sesh in this serene little of her best known songs while his with "Steal Away," town in the south of, set a France on Jan. 21. Noel, introducing many new songs most delightful combination who reps two U.S. publishing companies and of from her forthcoming Elektra rock and folk. A most pleasant manages France's #1 juvenile singer as well album, "True (Eric Damain), Stories and Other performer. offers to represent another Dreams." Backed by Richard Allen Levy dozen s6 U.S. pubs who want to save the 2-3G Bell (piano), it Jerry Freidman takes to actually go to MIDEM. For a nominal fee, the multi - (guitar), Gene Taylor (bass) tongued Frenchman will play tapes, dubs, anything you lay on and Susan Evans (drums), her What the Dr. Ordered him, for appropriate prospective European recording acts at regular back-up aggregation, MIDEM and follow up by giving you a thorough written re- the well -loved folksinger per- port upon his return to the States early February. (Incidentally, formed such favorites as "Some- for those of you who wish to go to Cannes and save a little bread, day Soon," "Suzanne" (done Pan Am Airlines is offering a group flight, with stops in N.Y., without the band, Miss Collins London, and Paris before reaching destination Cannes.) Noel, accompanying on who herself maintains offices in Paris, is in process of setting up shop in guitar) and a rather melancholy Hollywood and is best reached via The A&Report, 9300 Wilshire version of Steve Goodman's Blvd., #535 BevHills 90212, (213) 273-3535. Feel free to cal: "City of New Orleans." Each collect, if you're out of town. Noel will leave for France from song fitted perfectly into her Hollywood but will make one stopover in N.Y. for any last-minute delicate and silvery -voiced Flektra Records' Lindisfarne is seen at -Sonic Recording biz huddles that may be necessary . . . Speaking of big events, style. Ultra Stu- dios after their recent concert look for a really big NARAS Grammy Award videoshow this Highlight of the set, however, spring, when Elton John makes his very first appearance on the there, broadcast live in stereo over was a new song about Attica, WLIR(FM). The Dr. Pepper Com- tube. Also, it's pretty a certainty a much that Charley Pride, "The Hostage," that stunned pany sponsors the weekly concert perennial Grammy winner, will serve as a presenter. And know everyone in the audience. Stark- series. With Lindisfarne are, who back else? Mick Jagger! Howzzem apples? Also on the scoop side, ly written, with an eerie minor - row, left to right: Chris Fader, Pierre Cossette, who will be producing the show for fourth con- key melody, it is a tough and WLIR(FM) music director, Barry secutive year, looks like he's getting it together label -wise, too. unsparing song, almost un- Goldberg, Elektra Records, 5th According to his exec veepee Stanford Blum, firm has given a bearably powerful. from left: Ken Kohl, WLIR(FM) handle to its waxery adjunct, Barbary Coast Records, and will Also appearing was Hamid program director, 7th from left: be out with its premiere release right after Jan. 1-a new group Hamilton Camp his Jeff Kracke, Ultra -Sonic eng"veer and band, for the concert, 9th from left: Joel they refuse to identify. Congrats! the Skymonters. Camp, one of * * * Moss, WLIR(FM) D.J., 10th from the veterans of the folk scene, left: Mal Davis, WLIR(FM) D.J. MUSIC FOR VISUALS: Al Martino will appear in and sing title has surrounded himself with a Front row, far right is Mike Col- tune to Here -After Prods' debut film, "Grab At A Straw," accord- fine, relaxed band and his set chamiro, concert director. ing to prez Jay Colonna. Pic rolls in January here and on location in Arizona and New Mexico. Martino will also carve it as a single their stock -in -trade for through the years and decades of their Capitol. Original screenplay, authored by Tom Maruzzi, also history as a group. Jimmy Haskell did will feature the charts and Tom Mack Lenny Montana, who played part of Lucca Brasi in produced. Another MB M.O.R. winner. "The Godfather," and singer Dave'Rene. Latter has sliced his own "In The Still Of The Night" ditty, "Touch b/w "Sea Cruise" Sha Na Na Me," to be released as a single this month under (Kama Sutra). Speaking of anachronisms, here's another, but it's Colonna's logo, Heleanna Records. Rene will do the song in the typical Sha -Na -Na put-on pic, (complete with boogie beat) and it's too. Here -After has built a group around Rene, Dave & Here- a yock and one-half. Jeff Barry A&R'd. after (Patricia Romero, Dianne Virgil, Dennis Daloy, Peter Tripp, "Santa Doesn't Cop Out On Dope," Martin Mull (Capricorn). Larry Gitlin and Danny Timms) who, commencing Jan. 4 in And Kansas speaking of jokes, here's another one, albeit unintentional. City, will tee an extended tour of the Midwest and East Mull wrote, arranged, and produced. Blah! . Al Delory reports "Here We Go Again," new situation comedy * * * ABC-TV series which he scored, debuts Jan. 20 at 8 p.m. for that CLEF HANGERS: Dick Krizman is leaving Atlantic network. Series stars Diana Baker, as head of Nita Talbot and Larry Hag- west coast operations. He'll remain till a replacement is found. man. Additionally, Delory did the arrangements Jerry Reed's on Any takers? . Ike Cole (brother current single "I'm Not .. of the late, great Nat), is prep- Playing Games," A&R'd by Chet Atkins. ping for another Japan tour in mid -January, where Disk was cut RCA, his release on at Hollywood. "Theme From `Valachi Papers'" is breaking big. Also, according * * * to Cole's manager Julian Portman, disk is available for distribu- CAPSULE SINGLES REVIEWS: "I May Not Be What You tion in U.S.... Frank Cook producing group from Chicago, Junior Want": b/w "Something New To Do," Bobby Sheen (Warner Lace, for Mery Griffin's new label, distributed by MGM ... Dyna- Bros.) is right on market target for this velvet -voiced, big -ranged mite singer -writer Judi Pulver being wooed by 3 majors . singer. Hard to tell what's A and what's B, songs (by Phillip There's a new group headed by Eddie Bernard and Roger Saint Mitchell) are that together. Produced by Clayton Ivey and Terry called Zuma that's ready to zoom. Chick singer Stephanie Spruitt Woodford at Muscle Shoals Sound. is featured and sings her toosh off ! Zuma is getting set to unveil "It"s Your Baby, You Rock It" b/w "Jesse Brady," Jesse Brady art in a kick-off stand in Salt Lake City ... Don "Sugar Cane" (BJB) is a neatly produced, smartly executed country record Harris and Dewey Terry are reunited with a new group, Chief. which is bound to wend its way up country charts. Produced - Jerry Fox has taken over management ... Jack B. Lloyd, manager arranged by label topper Billy Joe Burnette. of Pat Morita, "The Hip Nip," is looking for young, imaginative "A Donut And A Dream" b/w "There's No Life On The Moon," comedy writer willing to submit on spec for projected spring Mills Bros. (Paramount). Topside is title tune to their clicking tours. Submit care of Lloyd, 5908 Aldea Ave., Enrico, Calif. 91316, album of same name and is a stereophonic anachronism-but fits (213) 343-7243 ... Here's to a musically prosperous New Year for the Millses because the consistency of collective sound has become us all!

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www.americanradiohistory.comAmericanRadioHistory.Com Looking Ahead to '73: Paramount Wild Deane to Marks About Weill On Coast NEW YORK-A special cele- NEW YORK - Carl Deane Glitter and Variety bration in honor of the 100th will represent Edward B. Marks performance of "From Berlin Music Corporation on the West By RON ROSS to Broadway," the off-Broad- Coast as of January 1, locating way retrospective of the songs in Los Angeles, Joseph Aus- The record buyer and con- forty hit, is certainly the clear- of Kurt Weill, and the release lander, President, announced to- cert goer of the seventies is the est path to stardom for acts of the Paramount original cast day. Deane recently left the most sophisticated music con- with unusually visual stage album of the show was held at New York area where he for- sumer that years of rapidly de- shows, such as T. Rex, David the show's home, the Theatre merly was associated with veloping technology and an in- Bowie, and Slade. De Lys last Wednesday (27). Roulette, Pickwick and Warner creased awareness of an ever- Speaking of which, it seems Tony Martell, President of Par- Bros. Records. Lotte Len - growing range of musical in 1973, will amount, introduced immediately work on that entertainment ya, celebrated He will styles could create. While he mean glitter; from the as yet widow of the the "God Bless the Child" insists on entertainment, with composer, to the audience, and unsigned New York Dolls to presented her with the very single by Diana Ross on Mo- all of the glamour, unpredic- the solid gold easy action of T. town and other Marks copy- tability, and constant change first copy of the new Para- Rex to the odd designation of mount album. rights in her "Lady Sings the that has allowed the pop stars Alice Cooper as a university Blues" film. of today to become a charis- In addition, Martell present- homecoming queen, glitter and ed the specially -invited audi- matic as the film celebrities of glamour are becoming synony- earlier eras, ground breaking ence with copies of the album mous. With notable exceptions and champagne was served. Joy of Cookers groups like Cream and the like the Allmans and the Grate- Mothers as well as extra- Several New York dignitaries ful Dead, denim has become as attended. Record in Nashville ordinary instrumentalists such out of the question as the tab as Miles Davis and John Mc- collar, and fans of glam have Faralla To HOLLYWOOD - Terry Laughlin have accustomed the been quick to out do their idols Pat Garthwaite, lead singer and - con- guitarist with Joy of Cooking, entertainment seeking in sartorial splendour. Perhaps Gibson & Stromberg sumer to exciting musical com- the most encouraging thing and Toni Brown, former key- plexities that would have about the trend toward glitter LOS ANGELES - Pat Fa - board player and vocalist with seemed devoid of "commercial ralla has joined the Gibson & the group have recorded an al- is that, although it provides an songs potential" only a few years for a Stromberg public relations firm bum of original country easy and sensational way sidemen. The al- ago. band to attract attention, such in Hollywood as an account exec- with Nashville 1973 be a utive. She had been with Elektra bum, titled "Cross Country," promises to year groups as Mott the Hoople and 6th on that will provide both more Slade are tight and hard -driv- Records as West Coast publicity will be released January music and more entertainment, ing beneath their make-up. director. Capitol Records. in increasingly creative and We can expect to see newer positive interactions. The cur- and greater black stars in 1973 rent uncertainty that seems to as more artists like Diana Ross have rendered the different mu- prove their versatility in other sic media less distinct will fields and others like Isaac work in favor of these combina- Hayes and Curtis Mayfield es- tions. While five years ago, top tablish themselves as compos- SIRSCSS forty radio was primarily a ers, singers, live performers, singles format and "progres- producers and arrangers with sive" FM radio frequently a an enthusiastic following in- CUM S free -flowing pseudo artistic at- volved with all aspects of their tempt to baffle those whose work. With the tremendous pop business it is to expose new success of several country discs talent, a new flexibility on the each year, and the ratings part of AM programmers and a pulled by country music spe- growing, if not yet over re- cials on TV, the stage is set for strictive, sense of structure on more country -pop superstars the part of FMers has resulted such as Johnny Cash has be- in not so much a homogeniza- come. Country -styled music tion of the media as a more serves a completely different freely competitive situation in entertainment need than dance - which each radio medium is oriented black records, and cer- taking its own special assets tainly there is room on the air- more seriously and using them waves for even more diversity more intensely. The seventies than the seventies have already have already given birth to a witnessed. relationship between the movies and music that has increased From a business point of attendance at the theatres, cre- view we can look forward to ated new musical super -stars continuing high standards and made soundtrack music a from "distributed" labels like more interesting form than it Capricorn and Bearsville on has been for years. Don Kirsh- one hand and Philadelphia In- ner's ABC-TV "In Concert" ternational and Hi on the other. specials have re -opened televi- These companies exercise an sion as a means of impressing encouraging professionalism in with cur- the quality and consistency of the mass audience they have rently popular music. The show their records, and 728 Texas Street has already presented success- undoubtedly helped restore the Shreveport, La. 71101 fully such widely divergent single as a legitimately exciting (318) 422-7182 acts as the arch -entertainer vehicle for exposure. Independ- Alice Cooper and the eminently ent producers from Gamble & musicianly Allman Brothers. Huff to Jimmy Miller serve as Television, along with a top (Continued.on.page 46)

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Campus Market -R Seasonal Affair By GARY COHEN COLLEGE RADO M Like many other businesses so. Hence all of the buying- that are seasonal-whether they whether it be a necessity, a pur- ARPL REPORT be specific holiday periods in chase of borderline necessity or the calendar (Christmas, Wash- simply a frill. (In this week's Airplay Report, our campus correspondents list their Top Albums of the Year.) ington's Birthday, etc.), or Campus store operators also businesses like a seaside JANUARY 6, 1973 WSRM-UNIV. OF snack feel the pinch in WISCONSIN bar or mountainside resort, the periods of stress on campus, and the most Madison, Wisc. campus market is also a highly WRCT-CARNEGIE-MELLON recurring period of stress oc- UNIV. Bruce Ravid seasonal business. And what AMERICA-WB curs around midterm and final Pittsburgh, better time than now to discuss Pa. BIG BAMBU-Cheech and Chong-A&M exam Brad Simon the ramifications of the seasonal times. Campus streets be- HARVEST-Neil Young-Reprise campus business? come as populous as the Mo- HEADS & TALES-Harry Chaoin-Elektra HONKY CHATEAU-Elton John-Uni jave Desert during a sand- JUST AN OLD FASHIONED LOVE SONG- SEVENTH SOJOURN-Moody Blues- The primary campus periods Paul storm. Simply put, there are Williams-A&M Threshold are roughly from the beginning SITTIN' IN-Kenny Loggins with STRAIGHT UP-Badfinger-Apple of October until the beginning some periods when there just Jim Messina-Col isn't any campus business . . . SCHMILSSON-Nilsson-RCA of December, and the beginning WFDU-FM-FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON U. which is why the campus mar- SUMMER BREEZE-Seals & Crofts-WB of February until the middle of TRILnGY-Emerson, Lake & Palmer- ket should be as a Teaneck, N.J. May. Of secondary importance treated Cotillion seasonal business, like any Tony Loving are the Thanksgiving EAT A -to -Christ- other. PEACH-Allman Bros.-Capricorn mas holiday period and the PAUL SIMON-Col middle of May to end of June One of the campus record WRCU-FM-COLGATE UNIV. PROCOL HARUM LIVE-A&M stores Record World calls for SEVENTH SOJOURN-Moody Blues- times, while the summer months Hamilton. N.Y. its is Threshold are a time when most colleges sales report the Disc Rich Ferdinand SUPER FLY-Curtis Mayfield-Curtom either close down entirely or Shop in East Lansing, on the EAT A PEACH-Allman Bros.-Capricorn THICK AS A BRICK-Jethro Tull-Chrysalis curtail most campus activities. campus of Michigan State Uni- Fn°OPE '72-Grateful Dead-WB SITTIN' IN-Kenny Loggins with It is during the October -De- versity. The store's buyer, Joe WLUC-LOYOLA UNIV. Klehe, lim Messina-Col cember and February -March reports that the store THICK AS A BRICK-Jethro Tull-Chrysalis Chicago, Ill. does not have a Christmas TOMMY-Various months that most people doing Artists-Ode Jim Benz TRH nev-Emerson, Lake business either on or with a business to speak of. The "holi- & Palmer- EUROPE '72-Grateful Dead-WB Cotillion college or university campus day" business the store gene- INNER MOUNTING FLAME-Mahavishnu Ork. experience the most business. rates comes around Thanksgiv- -Col RISE AND FALL DF ZIGGY STARDUST- It's a time when people buy ing time, when students are in WCBN-FM-UNIV. OF MICHIGAN David Bowie-RCA clothes, food and sporting still school. But Christmas ROCK OF AGES-Band-Capitol goods,. It's also the time stu- business is "a turkey" accord- Ann Arbor, Mich. WILL THE CIRCLE BE UNBROKEN- dents go to the movies, concerts ing to Joe. The store plans for Stu Goldberg Nitty Gritty Dirt Band-VA or the local drive-in. Accord- it though, and has sales and CATCH BULL AT FOUR-Cat Stevens-A&M HEADS & TALFS-Harry Chapin-Elektra ingly, most advertisers on col- promotions at times other than WBKX-NORTHERN MICHIGAN UNIV. the HONKY CHATEAU-Elton John-Uni lege campuses-whether they Christmas season. Like all IBS ALBUM-Loggins/Messina & Bromberg Marquette, Mich. advertise in college newspapers, other retail enterprises, you -Col Gary Cichon on college radio or through have to give the people what SOLOMON'S SEAL-Pentangle-Reprise A WHITER SHADE OF PALE-Procol Harum- they want when they want it. THICK AS A BRICK-Jethro Tull-Chrysalis A&M community media, spend most EAT A PEACH-Allman Bros.-Capricorn of their money in this time These points are made to re- LOGGINS AND MESSINA-Col RISING-Mark/Almond-Col period. Basically, it's a time mind those setting up or plan- WBRC-BROOKLYN COLLEGE when students settle down for ning campus promotion pro- TOMMY-Various Artists-Ode the "long haul" of the coming grams to be cognizant of the Brooklyn, N.Y. Louis Lewow term. They realize (and I speak market's idiosyncracies. Sched- WPGU-FM-UNIV. OF ILLINOIS from BLUE RIVER-Eric Anderson-Col experience) that, tech- uling will play an important EAT A PEACH-Allman Bros.-Capricorn Champaign, Ill. nically speaking, there is no part in the success of your HONKY CHATEAU-Elton John-Uni John Parks EAT A PEACH-Allman escape from ROCK OF AGES-Band-Capitol Bros.-Capricorn the campus, and if program. Consult the school FRAGILE-Yes-Atlantic the student is to survive the SITTIN' IN-Kenny Loggins with calendar or campus people in Jim Messina-Col MACHINE HEAD-Deep Purple-WB semester, he had better make areas you are interested in be- WILL THE CIRCLE BE UNBROKEN- THICK AS A BRICK-Jethro Tull-Chrysalis himself comfortable in doing fore setting up any program. Nitty Gritty Dirt Band-VA TRILOGY-Emerson, Lake & Palmer- Cotillion

WGSU-FM-STATE UNIV. COLLEGE Former Campus Rep To Epic Promo WFIB-UNIV. OF CINCINNATI Geneseo, N.Y. Cincinnati, Ohio John Devlin MINNEAPOLIS-Jim including the Campus Pro- John Lentz Charlie has CARAVANSERAI-Santana--Col been appointed Epic gram's present director, Ron CATCH BULL AT FOUR-Cat Stevens-MM EXPECTATIONS-Keith Jarrett-Col Records Promotion Director for McCarrell. Frank Shargo, now McKENDREE SPRING 3-Decca INNER MOUNTING FLAME-Mahavishnu Ork. the Minneapolis area. Charlie a product manager for Colum- SITTIN' IN-Kenny Loggins with -Col comes to the position after hav- Jim Messina-Col MUSIC OF MY MIND-Stevie Wonder- bia, and former director of the THICK AS A ing served three years as the BRICK-Jethro Tull-Chrysalis Tamla campus program, as a TRILOGY-Emerson, Lake & Palmer- SAIL AWAY-Randy Newman-Reprise Columbia Records campus rep began campus rep, as did Scoops Ce- Cotillion ST. DOMINIC'S PREVIEW-Van Morrison- at the University of Wisconsin ROCK OF AGES-Band-Capitol WB at Madison campus. Other peo- liac, the Campus program di- ple inside the Columbia Rec- rector for Columbia on the west ords organization have gradu- coast. Training for future jobs ated from the Campus Rep pro- is another part of all campus A&M's present National Cam- Chicago branch promotion man, gram, and have moved on to rep programs, and such record pus Promotion Director, and have also started as campus other positions in the company, company staffers as Andy Meyer, Walter Paas of Chicago, A&M's reps.

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www.americanradiohistory.comAmericanRadioHistory.Com Chelsea in Distrib Tie CONCERT REVIEW With Bootleg of Australia Loggins and Messina: HOLLYWOOD - In a con- Tudor recently walked off with Powerhouse Performance tinuing expansion of Chelsea a grand slam of eight Eddys Records in the worldwide mar- Awards, Australia's equivalent ® SANTA MONICA-Columbia Casey Kelly, Elektra record- ket, Wes Farrell, President of of the Grammy, for Cadd's al- artists Loggins and Messina ing artist, opened the show and Chelsea, and Ron Tudor, Man- bum and compositions. Cadd currently have a hit single, was well appreciated. He has aging Director of Bootleg Rec- also was awarded Eddys for "Your Mama Don't Dance," recently been reviewed in Rec- ords of Melbourne, Australia, Best Male Vocal 1p and Best which is riding high on the ord World. have jointly announced that Produced Album, charts, but doesn't even hint Beverly Magid Chelsea Records will release Highlighting the importance at their musical abilities, which product by Brian Cadd of Boot- of the new Chelsea -Bootleg in- are so evident when one sees leg Records in the United (Continued on page 43) them perform. I had heard their L&R Appoints Two States, Canada and Europe. music and liked it, but was still The major long-term deal, LOS ANGELES - The ap- Joseph Liberates unprepared for what a power- pointment of Mark Stern and which was finalized over the house performance they and the weekend, calls for Chelsea to Linda Grey as account execu- Dawnbreaker Music entire band provided at the tives with the Levinson and distribute single and album Dawnbreaker has Santa Monica Civic Auditorium. product of Bootleg's Brian Music Co., Ross, Inc., public relations org- announed the appointment of Starting slowly and softly, anization has been announced by Cadd, Australian singer -com- Richard Joseph as Executive Kenny Loggins was then joined poser and producer. Robert S. Levinson, president of Head of Administration. Joseph by Jim Messina and the rest the national firm. For the past three months, joins the staff as the first male of the group: Larry Sims, Al Cadd has had a top ten album Stern will be in the New York member of the organization. Garth, Merel Bregante and Jon office of Levinson and Ross, on the Australian charts, Dawnbreaker Music Co., rep- all hell broke "Brian Cadd," which was also Clarke and then undertaking general account re- resents the songs of such art- loose, which left the audience sponsibilities. Miss Grey will certified gold by the Australian ists as Jim Seals, Dash Crofts feet, Music Industry. Cadd and Ron on its stamping, stomping, headquarter at L&R's Los and Louie Shelton. The organ- and begging for more. With Angeles office, serving in a new ization is affiliated with Day horns, flute, fiddle, bass and broadcast relations department Lorna Luft Cutting Artists Management Co., which guitar being expertly handled that has been created as a In Nashville was up to now an all female in rock, country and Latin supplemental service to clients operation. fashion, even more would not in the recording and allied in- NASHVILLE-Singer Lorna have been enough. dustries. Luft, recently signed by Epic Ted Feigen Records, is here for a recording (Continued from. page 3) session that will mark her de- but on discs. Songs by a num- proved plans and objectives. ber of leading composers have Ted Feigen is a well-known been selected for the session figure in the recording indus- and Miss Luft's first record is try and comes to Columbia Rec- planned for release shortly. ords from Anthem Records, The singer, Judy Garland's where he was President. He daughter, launched her supper gained recognition when he was club career last summer and President and founder of White has been greeted with plaudits Whale Records, the label which at such major clubs as the St. launched the Turtles. Experi- Regis Maisonette in New York, the Palmer House in Chicago, the Sands Hotel in Las Vegas, the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco, the Shamrock Hilton in Houston and others. Pre- viously, she appeared on Broad- way in the starring role in "Promises, Promises." ax Following the recording date, Miss Luft will headline at the Eden Roc Hotel in Miami, Dec. 25-31. Upcoming' engagements in January include the Flam- boyan Hotel in San Juan, Pu- SWELTER erto Rico and the Fairmont Ask your financial advisor about the Hotel in Dallas. advantages of owning a ranch or farm Louise Barnum A&M in beautiful Oklahoma. Three ranches and five smaller tracts of the famous Ted Feigen Production Assistant Mullendore Cross Bell Ranch will be enced in every facet of the mu- HOLLYWOOD - Louise 16 at 10:00 a.m. at the Barnum has been named Assist- sic business including produc- sold January ant Production Manager of A&M tion, sales, A&R, merchandis- Osage County Fairgrounds, Pawhuska, Records, reports Bob Fead, Vice ing and promotion, Feigen has Oklahoma. President in charge of sales been responsible for numerous promotion. Miss Barnum, who albums and singles by such For Otis H. Eversole, Sale Coordinator has associated with A&M varied talents as the afore- been catalog 116 for three years, will be directly mentioned Turtles, The bill- write: South Fourth Street responsible to. Chuck Ward, ards, Kenny O'Dell and Nino Muskogee, Okla. 74401 production manager. Tempo and April Stevens.

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101 BUCHANAN, MICHIGAN- Marks, president of Electro - Electro-Voice, Inc., a subsidi- Voice has announced. nie SiNGLES CHART ary of Gulton Industries, Inc. Under this agreement, Colum- and the Columbia Records divi- bia's equipment licensees will sion of Columbia Broadcasting be able to obtain access to System, Inc. have completed an Electro -Voice's patent privi- 150 agreement for a non-exclusive leges and technical knowledge. exchange of patent rights and Included in the exchange are JANUARY 6, 1973 technology related to their re- Electro -Voice rights spective four -channel quadra- to the re- THIS LAST cently -issued U.S. WK. WK. phonic systems and to make patent to Pe- such rights and technology ter Scheiber for matrix encod- 101 104 THE MESSAGE CYMANDE-Janus 203 (Heavy Music, BMI) available to others. Joseph ing and decoding techniques. ire 119 SLOW MOTION JOHNNY WILLIAMS-Phila. Int'I. 3518 (Columbia) 103 105 I'VE NEVER FOUND A MAN ESTHER PHILLIPS-Kudu 910 (CTI) (East, BMI) 104 106 TODAY I STARTED LOVING YOU AGAIN BETTYE SWANN-Atlantic 2921 (Blue Book, BMI) ALPHABETICAL LISTING 105 107 FOOL ME LYNN ANDERSON-Columbia 45692 (Lowery, BMI) 106 108 I JUST WANT TO MAKE LOVE TO YOU FOGHAT-Bearsville 0008 SINGLES CHART (Warner Brothers) (Arc, BMI) 107 109 SO MUCH TROUBLE IN MY MIND JOE QUARTERMAN AND FREE SOUL- PRODUCER, PUBLISHER, LICENSEE GSF 6879 (Access/Avalanch, BMI) 108 118 CHOO CHOO MAMA TEN YEARS AFTER-Columbia 45736 (Chrysalis, ASCAP) JANUARY LONG DARK ROAD Ron Richards & The Mollies 109 111 ON & OFF ANACOSTIA-Columbia 45685 (Van McCoy, BMI) 6, 1973 (Xanadu Xongs, ASCAP) 50 110 112 WILD HONEY STATE DEPT. -37004 (United Artists) (McCoy, BMI) AFRICA Gregg Hambleton LOOKING THROUGH THE EYES OF LOVE (September Productions, Ltd., BMI) 93 Wes Farrell (Screen Gems -Columbia, BMI) 44 111 113 THAT OLD SAME OBSESSION GORDON LIGHTFOOT-Reprise 1128 (Moose, ASCAP) ALIVE The Bee Gees & Robert Stigwood LOVE JONES Clarence Johnson (Fox Fanfare Sehens, BMI) 112 114 HEAVEN IS MY WOMAN'S LOVE TOMMY OVERSTREET-Dot 17428 (Famous) (R.S.O. Music, ASCAP) 23 37 ANGEL Rod Stewart (Arch, ASCAP) 85 MAMA, WEER ALL CRAZEE NOW Chas Chandler (Famous/ I ronside, ASCAP) ANTHEM Wes Farrell (Pocketful of Tunes/ for Barn Prod. (January, BMI) 70 Wherefore, ME AND MRS. JONES Gamble -Huff 113 115 AMERICA DILLARDS-United Artists 51014 (Kitty Hawk, ASCAP) BMI) 61 BECAUSE OF YOU Miller & Zagarino (Assorted, BMI) 1 MELANIE MAKES ME SMILE Danny Janssen 114 116 WE SHAWN PHILLIPS-A&M 1402 (Dick James, BMI) (Sweet Nana, ASCAP) 72 BEEN TO CANAAN Lou Adler (Celgems, ASCAP) 21 (January, BMI) 100 NO Gene Cornish & Dino Danelli 115 117 THEME FROM SPIDERMAN WEB SPINNERS-Buddah 327 (Buddah/Vashti, ASCAP) BIG CITY MISS RUTH ANN Mike Theodore, Dennis Coffey (Cedarwood Free Breez, BMI) 81 (Dirtfarm Music, ASCAP) 48 BOOGIE WOOGIE MAN OH, BABE WHAT COULD YOU SAY 116 118 SHE'S GOT TO BE A SAINT RAY PRICE-Columbia 45724 Chips Moman and Paul Davis (Web IV, BMI) 88 Norman Smith (Chappell, ASCAP) 23 (Galleon/'Norlow, ASCAP) CLAIR Gordon Mills (Mom Publishing, ASCAP) 3 OH NO, NOT MY BABY James Brown CONTROL OF ME Ted Gerow-Les Emmerson (Screen Gems -Columbia, BMI) 90 DEAD SKUNK LOUDON WAINRIGHT III-Columbia 4-45726 (4 Star Music-Galeneye Music, BMI) 87 ONE LAST TIME Jimmy Bowen CORNER OF THE SKY Sherlie Matthews & (Blackwood-Addrissi, BMI) 86 118 120 GIRL, YOU'RE ALRIGHT UNDISPUTED TRUTH-Gordy 7122 (Motown) Deke Richards (Jobete/Belwin Mills, ASCAP) 73 PAPA WAS A ROLLING STONE Norman Whitfield (Jobete, ASCAP) COULD IT BE I'M FALLING IN LOVE (Stone Diamond Music, BMI) 32 Thom Bell (Bellboy, BMI) PEACEFUL EASY FEELING Glyn Johns 119 121 LADY PLAY YOUR SYMPHONY 51 KENNY ROGERS-Jolly Rogers 1001 (MGM) COVER OF ROLLING STONE Ron Haffkine (Jazzbird-Benchmark, ASCAP) 63 (Chappell, ASCAP) (Evil Eye, BMI) 52 PIECES OF APRIL Richard Podolor CROCODILE ROCK Gus Dudgeon (Antique/Leeds, ASCAP) 20 120 122 MARIETTA STATION GLADSTONE-ABC (Trousdale/Sunnybrook, 11340 BMI) (Dick James, BMI) 18 RED BACK SPIDER D. Morris (Hadley, BMI) 95 DADDY'S HOME The Corporation (Nom, BMI) REELIN' & ROCKIN' Esmond Edwards 121 124 WE DID IT SYL 45 JOHNSON-Hi 2229 (London) (Jec, BM!) DANCING IN THE MOONLIGHT Beriet/ (Arc, BMI) 36 Robinson (Unart St. Nathanson, BMI) 31 REMEMBER (CHRISTMAS) Richard Perry 122 125 SWEET LORAINE URIAH HEEP-Mercury 73349 (WB, ASCAP) DANNY'S SONG Brian Ahern (Gnosses, ASCAP) 91 (Blackwood, BMI) 43 DAYTIME, NIGHT-TIME Pig -Weed Prod. ROCKIN' PNEUMONIA & THE BOOGIE WOOGIE 123 126 ON WAY OUT ALLMAN BROTHERS-Capricorn 0014 (Warner Brothers) (Spectorious, BMI) 69 FLU Johnny Rivers (Cotillion, BMI) 6 (Rhinelander, BMI) DIDN'T WE Richard Perry (Ja -Ma, ASCAP) 94 ROCKY MOUNTAIN HIGH Milt Okun DO IT AGAIN Gary Katz (Wingate/ (Cherry Lane, ASCAP) 30 124 127 HEY MISTER RAY CHARLES-Tangerine/ABC 11337 (Racer, ASCAP) Red Giant, ASCAP) 26 SEPARATE WAYS (Press Music Co., Inc., BMI) 24 DO YOU WANT TO DANCE Joel Dorn SILLY WASN'T I Ashford -Simpson 125 128 ALL TOGETHER ROWAN BROTHERS-Columbia 45736 (Chrysalis, ASCAP) (Clockus, BMI) 53 (Cotillion, BMI) 96 DON'T EXPECT ME TO BE YOUR FRIEND SITTING Paul Samwell-Smith 126 129 IF IT'S ALL RIGHT WITH YOU DOTTIE WEST-RCA 0828 (House of Gold, BMI) Phil Gernhard (Kaiser -Famous, ASCAP) 60 (Ackee, ASCAP) 15 DON'T LET ME BE LONELY Peter Asher SOMETHING'S WRONG WITH ME Danny lessen 127 130 GOODNIGHT & GOOD MORNING WHOLE OATS-Atlantic 2922 (Country Road/Blackwood, BMI) 13 & Bobby Hart (Pocketful of Tunes, BMI) 17 (Young Ideas/Chappell, ASCAP) DREIDEL Ed Freeman (Yahweh, BMI) 41 SMOKE GETS IN YOUR EYES Phillips Severn & DUELING BANJOS Eris Weisberg John Arthey (T. B. Harms, ASCAP) 22 128 131 BREAKING UP SOMEBODY'S HOME ALBERT KING-Stax 0147 (Warner Tamberlane, BMI) 92 SONGMAN Steve Barri (Blendingwell, ASCAP) 64 (South Memphis, BMI) EVERYBODY LOVES A LOVE SONG Rick Hall SUPER FLY Curtis Mayfield (Curtom, BMI) 12 (Screen Gems -Columbia , Sengpainter, BMI). 54 SWEET SURRENDER David Gates STOP & START AGAIN JONATHAN EDWARDS-Atco 6911 (Atlantic) FEVER, MY CREW David Anderle (Screen Gems -Columbia, BMI) 25 (Jay and Cee. BMI) 83 SUPERSTITION Stevie Wonder 130 133 LO AND BEHOLD MARJOE-Chelsea 0170 (RCA) ASCAP) (Dward, FUNNY FACE Stan Silver (Stein & Van Stock 'Black Bull, ASCAP) 5 (Prima -Donna Music, BMI) 9 TEQUILA Talmadge, Jordan, The Jeromes 131 134 BACK IN YOUR ARMS CLARENCE CARTER-Fame 91006 (Fame/Saico, BMI) HAPPY Bob Crewe (Jobete, ASCAP) 80 & MTL (Jat, BMI) 79 HARRY HIPPIE Womack & Hicks THE RELAY Glyn Johns & The Who 132 135 SALTY TEARS MARA LYNN BROWN-Laurie 3604 (Razzle/Dazzle Music) (Shartwell, BMI) 42 (Track, BMI) 38 HI HI HI Paul McCartney THE WORLD IS A GHETTO Jerry Goldstein 133 136 SMALL TOWN TALK BOBBY CHARLES-Bearsville 0100 (Warner Brothers) (McCartney/Maclen, BMI) 27 (Far Out, ASCAP) 28 I'LL BE YOUR SHELTER Johnny Baylor TROUBLE MAN Marvin Gaye (Jobete, ASCAP) 34 134 137 LOVE STORY NINO TEMPO & APRIL STEVENS-A&M 1394 (Famous, ASCAP) (East/Memphis-Klondike, BMI) 57 TROUBLE IN MY HOME Gamble -Huff I AM WOMAN Jay Senter (Assorted, BMI) 47 135 138 WHY DID YOU PRETEND DAVID & GOLIATH-Beverly Hills 9387 (Wemar, BMI) (Buggerlugs Music Corp., BMI) 14 TRYING TO LIVE MY LIFE Willie Mitchell I CAN'T STAND TO SEE YOU CRY (Happy Hooker, BMI) 97 136 139 DAIRY QUEEN NORMAN GREENBAUM-Reprise 1134 (Great Honesty, BMI) Johnny Bristol (Jobete, ASCAP) 76 VENTURA HIGHWAY America (WB, ASCAP) 55 I MISS YOU BABY R. Gerald 137 140 EVERY LITTLE BEAT OF MY HEART MEL NIXON-Janus 199 (Chappell, ASCAP) (Gaucho Belinda, BMI) 75 WALK ON WATER Tom Catalano/Neil Diamond I NEVER SAID GOODBYE Gordon Mills (Prophet Music, ASCAP) 40 138 141 LIVING TOGETHER, LOVING TOGETHER TONY BENNETT-Verve 10690 (MGM) (MAM, ASCAP) 84 WE NEED ORDER Eugene Record I WANNA BE WITH YOU Jimmy lenner (Julio -Brian, BMI; Hog, ASCAP) 56 139 142 HERE I AM MEADOW-Paramount 0187 (Famous) (Gil, BMI) (C.A.M.-U.S.A., BMI) 8 WHAT AM I CRYING FOR Buddy Buie I'D LOVE YOU TO WANT ME Phil Gernhard (Low -Sal, BMI) 78 140 143 HOT ON THE HEELS OF LOVE WINCHESTER-Metromedia 264 (Kaiser/Famous Music, ASCAP) 89 WHAT MY BABY NEEDS NOW James Brown (Sunbeam, BMI/Valando, ASCAP) IF YOU DON'T KNOW ME BY NOW (Oynatone/Belinda/Unichappell, BMI) 74 Gamble -Huff (Assorted, BMI) WHY CAN'T WE LIVE TOGETHER Steve Alaimo 141 144 WHAMMER JAMMER J. GEILS-Atlantic 2429 (Walden Juke Joint, ASCAP) I'M GONNA LOVE YOU TOO Terry Jacks (Sherlyn, BMI) 19 (Nor Va Jack/Melody Lane, BMI) 98 WISH I COULD TALK TO YOU Butler/Johnson/ 142 145 KIND OF WOMAN NANCY SINATRA-RCA 74-0864 I'M NEVER GONNA BE ALONE ANYMORE Viner (Dotted Lion/Sylco, BMI) 99 Bob Archibald (Unart/Stagedoor, BMI) 59 WOMAN TO WOMAN Cordell & Thomas 143 146 LOVE IS HERE FUTURES-Gamble 2502 (Columbia) (Assorted, BMI) I'M STONE IN LOVE WITH YOU Thom Bell (TRO-Androver, ASCAP) 62 (Bellboy/Assorted Music, BMI) 46 YOU CAN DO MAGIC Metz & Linzer 144 147 SHE GOT ME SHAKIN' FRAGILE LIME-Metromedia 266 (Kirkwood, ASCAP) IN HEAVEN THERE IS NO BEER (Kama Sutra/Five Arts, BMI) 68 Maynard Solomon (Beechwood, BMI) 77 YOU GOT TO TAKE IT Sylvester/Simmons 145 148 GO LIKE ELIJAH CHI COLTRANE-Columbia 4-45749 IT NEVER RAINS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA (Damic, BMI) 66 Don Altfield & Albert Hammond 1 YOU OUGHT TO BE WITH ME Willie Mitchell 146 149 COME SOFTLY TO ME NEW SEEKERS-Verve 10698 (MGM) (Corners Home, BMI) JAMBALAYA John Fogerty (Acuff -Rase, BMI) 35 (Jec/Green. 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TITLE. ARTIST, Label, Number, (Distributing Label) ® 65 COVER OF ROLLING STONE DR. HOOK & THE MEDICINE SHOW/ Columbia 45723 6 THIS LAST WKS. ON WK. WK. CHART ® 17 DO YOU WANT TO DANCE BETTE MIDLER/Atlantic 2928 3 54 40 EVERYBODY LOVES A LOVE SONG MAC DAVIS/Columbia 45727 9 Q 3 ME & MRS. JONES 55 29 VENTURA HIGHWAY AMERICA/Warner Bros. 7641 13 BILLY PAUL 56 55 WE NEED ORDER CHI-LITES/Brunswick 55489 6 Phila. Int'I. 3521 (Columbia) 11 57 52 I'LL BE YOUR SHELTER LUTHER INGRAM/Koko 2113 (Stax) 6 58 60 YOU'RE A LADY PETER SKELLERN/London 20075 1 YOU'RE SO VAIN CARLY SIMON/Elektra 45824 6 © m 69 I'M NEVER GONNA BE ALONE ANYMORE CORNELIUS BROS. & 3 2 CLAIR GILBERT O'SULLIVAN/MAM 3626 (London) 11 SISTER ROSE/United Artists 50996 4

4 1 YOU OUGHT TO BE WITH ME AL GREEN/Hi 2227 (London) 12 60 83 DON'T EXPECT ME TO BE YOUR FRIEND LOBO/Big Tree 158 (Bell) 2 © 11 SUPERSTITION STEVIE WONDER/Tamla 54226 (Motown) 8 (RCA) 5 6 4 ROCKIN' PNEUMONIA & THE BOOGIE WOOGIE FLU 61 63 ANTHEM WAYNE NEWTON/Chelsea 0109 JOHNNY RIVERS/United Artists 50948 13 62 64 WOMAN TO WOMAN JOE COCKER/A&M 1370 5 7 5 IT NEVER RAINS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ALBERT HAMMOND/ 80 PEACEFUL EASY FEELING EAGLES/Asylum 11013 (Atlantic) 3 Mums 76011 (Columbia) 12 m m 72 SONGMAN CASHMAN & WEST/Dunhill 4333 (ABC) 3 8 8 I WANNA BE WITH YOU RASPBERRIES/Capitol 3473 9 71 YOU'VE GOT TO TAKE IT MAIN INGREDIENT/RCA 0856 4 9 9 FUNNY FACE DONNA FARGO/Dot 17429 (Famous) 14 66 53 IF YOU DON'T KNOW ME BY NOW HAROLD MELVIN & THE BLUE 10 14 YOUR MAMA DON'T DANCE LOGGINS & MESSINA/ NOTES/Phila. Int'I. 3520 (Columbia) 14 Columbia 45719 9 61 68 YOU'RE A LADY DAWN/Bell 285 7 13 KEEPER OF THE CASTLE THE FOUR TOPS/Dunhill 4330 (ABC) 9 m 68 70 YOU CAN DO MAGIC LIMMIE & FAMILY COOKIN' Avco 4602 8 12 12 SUPERFLY CURTIS MAYFIELD/Curtom 1978 (Buddah) 9 69 76 DAYTIME, NIGHT-TIME KEITH HAMPSHIRE/A&M 1403 4 ® 18 DON'T LET ME BE LONELY TONIGHT JAMES TAYLOR/ NOW 15053 1 Warner Brothers 7655 6 10 14 MAMA WEER ALL CRAZEE SLADE/Polydor JESUS IS JUST ALRIGHT DOOBIE BROTHERS/Warner Bros. 7661 2 14 6 I AM WOMAN HELEN REDDY/Capitol 3350 11 El 85 15 15 SITTING CAT STEVENS/A&M 1396 8 12 73 BECAUSE OF YOU KRACKER/Dunhill 4329 (ABC) 5 16 16 LIVING IN THE PAST JETHRO TULL/Chrysalis 2206 (WB) 9 73 30 CORNER OF THE SKY JACKSON 5/Motown 1214 12 11 10 SOMETHINGS WRONG WITH ME AUSTIN ROBERTS/ 74 78 WHAT MY BABY NEEDS NOW JAMES BROWN & LYN COLLINS/ Chelsea 0101 (RCA) 18 Polydor 14157 4 El 24 CROCODOLE ROCK ELTON JOHN/MCA 4000 5 75 75 I MISS YOU BABY MILLIE JACKSON/Spring 131 (Polydor) 6 THE 28 WHY CAN'T WE LIVE TOGETHER TIMMY THOMAS/Glades 1703 6 76 19 I CAN'T STAND TO SEE YOU CRY SMOKEY ROBINSON & m 4 MIRACLES/Tamla 54225 (Motown) 20 20 PIECES OF APRIL THREE DOG NIGHT/Dunhill 4331 (ABC) 8 77 54 IN HEAVEN THERE IS NO BEER CLEAN LIVING/Vanguard 35162 12 21 23 BEEN TO CANAAN CAROLE KING/Ode 66063 (A&M) 1 78 57 WHAT AM I CRYING FOR DENNIS YOST & THE CLASSICS IV/ 22 25 SMOKE GETS IN YOUR EYES BLUE HAZE/A&M 1357 9 MGM South 7002 11 27 OH BABE, WHAT COULD YOU SAY HURRICANE SMITH/ ® 79 82 TEQUILA HOT BUTTER/Musicor 1468 4 Capitol 3383 1 80 84 HAPPY BOBBY DARIN/Motown 1217 2 24 26 SEPARATE WAYS ELVIS PRESLEY/RCA 0815 7 88 BIG CITY MISS RUTH ANN GALLERY/Sussex 248 (Buddah) 2 25 17 SWEET SURRENDER BREAD/Elektra 45818 10 m 82 81 THE JEAN GENIE DAVID BOWIE/RCA 0838 6 El 43 DO IT AGAIN STEELY DAN/ABC 11338 6 32 HI HI HI WINGS/Apple 1857 3 ® CHARTMAKER OF THE WEEK El 34 THE WORLD IS A GHETTO WAR/United Artist 50975 7 31 YOU TURN ME ON, I'M A RADIO JONI MITCHELL/Asylum 11010 m 102 FEVER/MY CREW (Atlantic) 10 RITA COOLIDGE 30 38 ROCKY MOUNTAIN HIGH JOHN DENVER/RCA 0829 6 A&M 1398 (Jay Cee, BMI) 1 39 DANCING IN THE MOONLIGHT KING HARVEST/Perception 515 10 32 19 PAPA WAS A ROLLING STONE TEMPTATIONS/Gordy 7121 (Motown) 12 84 86 I NEVER SAID GOODBYE ENGELBERT HUMPERDINCK/ Parrot 40072 (London) 3 33 33 ALIVE BEE GEES/Atco 6909 9 85 62 ANGEL ROD STEWART/Mercury 73344 8 47 TROUBLE MAN MARVIN GAYE/Tamla 54228 (Motown) 4 86 81 ONE LAST TIME GLEN CAMPBELL/Capitol 3483 2 ® 46 JAMBALAYA BLUE RIDGE RANGERS/Fantasy 689 5 98 CONTROL OF ME LES EMMERSON/Lion 141 (MGM) 2 36 36 REELIN' & ROCKIN' CHUCK BERRY/Chess 2136 6 m 88 92 BOOGIE WOOGIE MAN PAUL DAVIS/Bang 599 2 42 LOVE JONES BRIGHTER SIDE OF DARKNESS/20th Century 2002 6 89 61 I'D LOVE YOU TO WANT ME LOBO/Big Tree 147 (Bell) 16 44 THE RELAY THE WHO/Decca 33041 5 El] 90 100 OH NO, NOT MY BABY MERRY CLAYTON/Ode 66030 (A&M) 2 39 41 LET US LOVE BILL WITHERS/Sussex 247 (Buddah) 6 En 101 DANNY'S SONG ANNE MURRAY/Capitol 3481 (Gnossos, ASCAP) 1 40 22 WALK ON WATER NEIL DIAMOND/Uni 55352 (MCA) 9 103 DUELING BANJOS SOUNDTRACK/Warner Brothers 7659 59 DREIDEL DON McLEAN/United Artists 51100 3 m (Warner Tamberlane, BMI) 1 58 HARRY HIPPIE BOBBY WOMACK & PEACE/United Artists 50988 4 93 93 AFRICA THUNDERMUG/Big Tree 154 (Bell) 4 5 43 45 REMEMBER (CHRISTMAS) NILSSON/RCA 0855 94 95 DIDN'T WE BARBRA STREISAND/Columbia 45739 4 EYES OF LOVE PARTRIDGE FAMILY/ 44 48 LOOKING THROUGH THE 95 91 RED BACK SPIDER BROWNSVILLE STATION/Big Tree 156 (Bell) 2 Bell 301 6 96 89 SILLY WASN'T I VALERIE SIMPSON/Tamla 54624 (Motown) 3 56 DADDY'S HOME JERMAINE JACKSON/Motown 1216 4 m 97 91 TRYING TO LIVE MY LIFE WITHOUT YOU OTIS CLAY/Hi 2226 14 46 21 I'M STONE IN LOVE WITH YOU THE STYLISTICS/Avco 4603 (London) 3 130 (Polydor) 12 47 49 TROUBLE IN MY HOME JOE SIMON/Spring m 123 I'M GONNA LOVE YOU TOO TERRY JACKS/London 188 48 50 NO BULLDOG/Decca 32996 11 (Nor Va Jack/Melody Lane, BMI) 1 m 61 LAST SONG EDWARD BEAR/Capitol 3452 3 99 99 WISH I COULD TALK TO YOU SYLVERS/Pride 1019 (MGM) 3 50 31 LONG DARK ROAD THE HOLLIES/Epic 10920 10 100 94 MELANIE MAKES ME SMILE TERRY WILLIAMS/Verve 10686 ® 66 COULD IT BE I'M FALLING IN LOVE SPINNERS/Atlantic 2927 2 (MGM) 5

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MADE IN JAPAN-Deep Purple-WB TOMMY-Various Artists-Ode WHCN-FM/HARTFORD, CONN. FLASHMAKER OF THE WEEK DON McLEAN-UA WAVES-Charles Lloyd-A&M REALLY-J. J. Cale-Shelter WHITE ELEPHANT-Just Sunshine FREAKERS BALL-Shel Silverstein-Col STRING DRIVEN THING-Charisma FULL MOON-Douglas TOMMY-Various Artists-Ode GARDEN PARTY-Rick Nelson-Decca TRANSFORMER-Lou Reed-RCA LARK --Linda Lewis-(Import) MOCK-UP-Caroline Peyton-Barb-b-q KFML-FMIDENVER MUSIC IS MY LIFE-Billy Preston-A&M PRELUDE-Deodato-CTI CONSTELLATION-Sonny Stitt-Cobblestone SANDY-Sandy Denny-A&M WMC-FM/MEMPHIS GASOLINE-Chip Taylor-Buddah :2;, IN HOME IN SULPHUR SPRINGS- SITTIN' LIMBO--(single)-Dino Martin- Reprise DUELLING BANJOES-(single)- Norman Blake-Rounder SMALL TOWN TALK-(single)- "Deliverance" soundtrack-WB LOVIN' STICK-(single)-Little Milton- Bobby Charles-Bearsville FLUFF-Roulette Stax WAVES-Charles Lloyd-A&M FOOL'S MATE-Peter Hammill-Charisma 1957-1972-Smokey Robinson & REALLY MORE HOT ROCKS-Rolling Stones-London the Miracles-Tamla REALLY-J. J. Cale-Shelter REALLY -1. J. Cale-Shelter J. J. CALE SPACE SHANTY-Khan-(Import) RURAL SPACE-Brewer & Shipley- Shelter STOP, WAIT, AND LISTEN-(single)- Kama Sutra WMMR-FMIPHILADELPHIA Surface-Metromedia SANDY-Sandy Denny-A&M WHITE ELEPHANT-Just Sunshine EARL SCRUGGS LIVE-Col TROUBLE MAN-Marvin Gaye-Tamla BEACH BOYS-Brother TWO TIMIN'-The Ikettes-UA TOP FM AIRPLAY THIS WEEK DANCE OF MAGIC-Norman Connors- Cobblestone REALLY-J. J. Cale-Shelter GREATEST HITS-Mitch Ryder & the WNCR-FM/CLEVELAND SANDY-Sandy Denny-A&M Detroit Wheels-Virgo PRELUDE-Deodato-CTI HENRY THE HUMAN FLY- BELOW THE SALT-Steeleye Span- KMET-FMILOS ANGELES Richard Thompson-WB WHITE ELEPHANT-Just Sunshine Chrysalis LAY DOWN-(single)-Strawbs-(Import) COULD IT BE I'M FALLING IN LOVE- FOOL'S MATE-Peter Hammill-Charisma MADE IN JAPAN-Deep Purple-WB (single)-The Spinners-Atlantic PRELUDE-Deodato-CTI FOR THE ROSES-Joni Mitchell-Asylum EVERYBODY'S TIPPIN'-(single)- NOT 'TIL TOMORROW-Ralph McTell-WB INDIVIDUALLY & COLLECTIVELY- Danny Woods-Invictus ROMANY-Hollies-(Import) Steeleye Span-(Import) FOXTROT-Genesis-Charisma WAVES-Charles Lloyd-A&M OCTOPUS-Gentle Giant-(Import) MUSIC IS MY LIFE-Billy Preston-A&M PRAY ALL YOU SINNERS-(single)- WLIR-FNIILONG ISLAND, N.Y. REALLY -1. J. Cale-Shelter Trammps-Buddah SILVER-Tranquility-Epic PRELUDE-Deodato-CTI HURRICANE SMITH-Capitol THE CHRISTMAS ALBUM-John Fahey- REALLY-J. J. Cale-Shelter LORD OF THE RINGS-Bo Hanssen- Takoma SANDY-Sandy Denny-A&M Charisma WKTK-FM/BALTIMORE THE DIVINE MISS M-Bette Midler- MORE HOT ROCKS-Rolling Stones-London WEED AND WINE-lep)-John Bassette- Atlantic REALLY-J. J. 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Cale-Shelter MEGAN MUSIC-Megan McDonough- DEODATO SUNNY DAYS-Lighthouse-Evolution Wooden Nickel DANCING IN THE MOONLIGHT- CTI MUSIC IS MY LIFE-Billy Preston-A&M King Harvest-Perceptiin RURAL SPACE-Brewer & Shipley- FREE THE BLACK MAN'S CHAINS- Kama Sutra Afro-American Ensemble-GSF NAKED SONGS-Al Kooper-Col CHOM-FMIMONTREAL SUNNY DAYS-Lighthouse-Evolution FULL MOON-Douglas TOMMY-Various Artists-Ode HYPNOTIZED-Martha Velez-Polydor WZMF-FM/MILWAUKEE ALL OVER YOU-Chilliwack-A&M (Canada) SHIMMY SHE ROLL-Jim Pulte-UA FOREST ('single)-D'Arcy-Absolu (Canada) AZTECA-Col TALKING BOOK-Stevie Wonder-Tamla HIGH A RIDGE ON TOP-Youngbloods- FULL MOON-Douglas THE LADY LIVES-Billie Holiday-ESP Raccoon GOOD THUNDER-Elektra TRANSFORMER-Lou Reed-RCA IL ETE UN FOIS-(Import) WRNO-FMINEW ORLEANS IN SEASON-White Duck-MCA VINEGAR JOE-Atco ON-Fludd-Dandelion (Canada) COOPER'S LAMENT-(single)- MADE IN JAPAN-Deep Purple-WB WHITE ELEPHANT-Just Sunshine PLAINSONG-Elektra Arlo Guthrie-Reprise MOTHER-Bang-Capitol REALLY -1. 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www.americanradiohistory.comAmericanRadioHistory.Com (óo CLASSICAL Classics Sell Big in a Little Store By ERIC KISCH CLASSICALRE (This is the first in a series of articles which will cover retail out- ETAIL lets that sell a high proportion of classical product. Substantial class- R PORT ical sales are a reality for many stores and will, these articles Record World JANUARY 6, 1913 STEPHEN FOSTER SONGS-Nonesuch hopes to demonstrate not only that it can be done, SCHUBERT: LIEDER VOL. III- but how it is being done) Fischer-Dieskau, Moore-DOG CLASSIC OF THE WEEK BEETHOVEN: THE NINE SYMPHONIES- "I never realized the poten- phony, Edith Piaf-all were Boehm-DGG tial of classical. We started snapped up by customers in the DISCOUNT; WASHINGTON, D.C. with some budget labels and store who heard I like them. OFFENBACH: TALES OF HOFFMANN- they really moved, so we have to play catalog because if the Sills-ABC steadily built up our classical customer can find these items MAHLER: DAS LIED VON DER ERDE- stock until now it accounts for in the store, he'll come back Solti-London some 25 to 30 per ;or more. HAYDN: SYMPHONIES-Dorati-London cent of total Our "cut-out" section BEETHOVEN: THE NINE SYMPHONIES- sales." is very popular too. It makes Szell-Columbia These were the opening us a lot of friends-collectors HANDEL: MESSIAH-Colin Davis-Philips words of Len Lovallo, manager who come back for more once PRAETORIUS: DANCES-Archive have a PRAETORIUS: DANCES-Nonesuch of Happy Tunes, a small record they realize that we line MAHLER: SYMPHONY NO. 8 FESTIVAL OF LESSONS AND CAROLS-Argo store located on Broadway, op- in depth." SOLTI MONTEVERDI: VESPERS-Telefunken posite Co_umbia Because London University, in we're trusted, we're DISCOUNT/CHICAGO the heart of Manhattan's Upper also in a position to recommend MAHLER: SYMPHONY NO. 8-Solti-London West I Side. The store has been classics. get them to try one MAHLER: DAS LIED VON DER ERDE- in operation since October, of the Greatest Hits series, and BEST SELLERS OF THE WEEK Solti-London 1971, JUSSI BJORLING: RECITAL-Swedish Victrola when it took over from usually they come back for MAHLER: SYMPHONY NO. 8-Solti- GOLDEN AGE CHRISTMAS-Victrola the Record Center, a chain that more. I used to be prejudiced London SCHUBERT: LIEDER VOL. III- had not met with success. How against the Greatest Hits and WAGNER: RING OF THE NIBELUNGEN- Fischer-Dieskau, Moore-DGG come they were making it, when stuff like that, but now I find Furtwaengler-Seraphim OFFENBACH: TALES OF HOFFMANN- their predecessor hadn't? "The it really helps to sell classical. OFFENBACH: TALES OF HOFFMANN- Sills-ABC store has caught on because we These double Columbia albums Sills-ABC BEETHOVEN: THE NINE SYMPHONIES- BACH: XMAS CANTATAS-Richter- Szell-Columbia understand our market-the are especially big here." Archive LJUBA WELITSCH-Seraphim college students and a very What have been some of the KATHLEEN FERRIER-Seraphim mixed neighborhood. big sellers? "All the budget HANDEL: MESSIAH-Colin Davis-Philips DISCOUNT/NEW YORK "College kids are very sophis- labels are really big - None- WHEREHOUSE/SAN DIEGO such, Odyssey, Seraphim, Lon- MAHLER: SYMPHONY NO. 8-Solti-London ticated record buyers-you WAGNER: RING OF THE NIBELUNGEN- don OFFENBACH: TALES OF HOFFMANN- can't push anything on them. Treasury and Victrola. Sutherland-London Furtwaengler-Seraphim They are into all kinds of Nonesuch is especially hot VERDI: REQUIEM-Karajan-DGG OFFENBACH: TALES OF HOFFMANN- Sills-ABC music obscure blues, jazz here; they put out a lot that's BEETHOVEN: NINE SYMPHONIES-Szell- - BACH: BRANDENBURG CONCERTOS- rock, classical, folk. I really not on anything else. In fact, Columbia TCHAIKOVSKY: NUTCRACKER BALLET- Menuhin-Angel learn from them. They like to our biggest seller all year has Previn-Angel SHOSTAKOVITCH: SYMPHONY NO. 15- Melodiya/Angel talk and we like to keep it been the Scott Joplin records STRAVINSKY: RITE OF SPRING- a neighborhood with Josh Rifkin-we must Bernstein, LSO-Columbia BACH: WELL TEMPERED CLAVIER VOL. II- store. Each of Gould-Columbia SCOTT JOPLIN: PIANO RAGS VOL. I & II- us in the store has a following. have moved over 600 copies of BERLIOZ: BENVENUTO CELLINI-Davis- Volume I Rifkin-Nonesuch I'm the resident expert in class- alone! One problem BACH: XMAS CANTATAS-Richter-Archive Philips ics and folk, Lloyd Pharr is our has been with Victrola-we get STRAVINSKY: RITE OF SPRING- jazz man, Martin Kovzelove and (Continued on page 411 FRANKLIN/PHILADELPHIA Tilson Thomas-DGG MUSIC FOR ORGAN, PERCUSSION, BRASS- Robert Parra are our rock ex- STOKOWSKI: 60th ANNIVERSARY CONCERT Biggs-Columbia -London perts. We can provide help in SEA HAWK (KORNGOLD)-RCA SMETANA: TONE POEMS-Kubelik-DGG Angel Markets STEPHEN FOSTER SONGS-Nonesuch any field, but the kids really BERLIOZ: BENVENUTO CELLINI-Davis- know. Philips TOWER/LOS ANGELES `Nutcracker' Puzzle WAGNER: RING OF THE NIBELUNGEN- "College kids' tastes are very HOLST: THE LOS ANGELES Angel Furtwaengler-Seraphim PLANETS-Mehta-London diversified. It's not unusual for - HENRY VIII (SOUNDTRACK)-Angel WAGNER: RING OF THE NIBELUNGEN- Records is a sale to consist of two classic- conducting an unusual MAHLER: SYMPHONY NO. 8-Solti-London Furtwaengler-Seraphim promotion STRAVINSKY: RITE OF SPRING- BACH: CANTATAS-Harnoncourt- al, one jazz and a rock album for its new release of the complete Nutcracker ballet Bernstein, LSO-Columbia Tele'unken or two. The Manhattan School THE conducted by Andre Previn. The BACH: XMAS CANTATAS-Richter-Archive BEETHOVEN: NINE SYMPHONIES- of Music is just a few blocks VERDI: REQUIEM-Karajan-DGG Boehm--DGG label is offering a 684 piece away, and we often get a run jig- LAURITZ MELCHIOR-Odyssey BACH: XMAS CANTATAS-Richter-Archive saw puzzle 291/2" BACH: CANTATAS-Harnoncourt- DONIZETTI: LUCIA-Sutherland-London on an album of music needed of a x 15" en- largement of the wraparound Telefunken MAHLER: SYMPHONY NO. 8-Salti-London for a MONTEVERDI: report. cover MADRIGALS-Leppard- art. It is available direct HARVARD COOP/BOSTON Philips "Students are also very good from Angel, and a special cou- WOODS SO WILD-Julian Bream-RCA at OFFENBACH: TALES OF HOFFMANN- suggesting things for us to pon is shown on the ad featuring Sills-ABC STANDARD RECORDS & HIFI/SEATTLE order. John Williams the guitar- the album which is currently MOZART: WOODWIND CONCERTOS- ist is one artist we picked up running in several music/literary Karajan-Angel METROPOLITAN OPERA GALA-DGG that way, and he has since be- magazines. In addition, copies of FRANZ BRUGGEN: RECORDER MUSIC- VERDI: LA TRAVIATA-Sills-Angel come one of our best sellers. the album/puzzle were Telefunken OFFENBACH: TALES OF HOFFMANN- mailed to BACH: WELL TEMPERED CLAVIER VOL. II- Sutherland-London In-store play also helps. We've 125 major critics. Tie-in posters Gould-Columbia BEETHOVEN: NINTH SYMPHONY- played all kinds of music in the and in-store displays have also SAINT-SAENS: PIANO CONCERTOS- Stokowski-London store and it always leads to been produced. Angel spokesmen Ciccolini-Seraphim MOZART: SYMPHONIES-Szell-Columbia Rodrigo con- say that the album is a BEETHOVEN: CELLO SONATAS- VAN CLIBURN: CHOPIN I LOVE-RCA sales-the guitar already Schnabel, Fournier-Seraphim MAHLER: SYMPHONY NO. 8-Solti-London certo, Saint-Saens"`Organ' sym- best seller. ART OF JCSEPH SZIGETI-Columbia CHOPIN: VOL. 1 AND II-Rubinstein-RCA

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FLASH CADILLAC-Epic FOR THE ROSES-Joni Mitchell-Asylum THE DIVINE MISS M-Bette Midler- HOMECOMING-America-WB SALESMAKER OF THE WEEK LIVING IN THE PAST-Jethro Tull- Atlantic HOT ROCKS-Rolling Stones-London Chrysalis WILLIE REMEMBERS-Rare Earth MORE NO SECRETS-Carly Simon-Elektra LOGGINS AND MESSINA-Col SEVENTH SOJOURN-Moody Blues- SITTIN' IN-Kenny Loggins with Threshold Jim Messina-Col CHAMPAIGN, ILL. DISCOUNT SKY DIVE-Freddie Hubbard-CTI SKY DIVE-Freddie Hubbard-CTI 360 DEGREES-Billy Paul-Phila. Int. SUMMER BREEZE-Seals & Crofts-WB CATCH BULL AT FOUR-Cat Stevens-A&M TROUBLE MAN-Marvin Gaye-Tamla TALKING BOOK-Stevie Wonder-Tamla FOR THE ROSES-Joni Mitchell-Asylum GLORIFIED/MAGNIFIED-Manfred Mann- Polydor HOMECOMING-America-WB I AM WOMAN-Helen Reddy-Capitol CIRCLES /PHOENIX LIVE AT THE FORUM- WAXIE-MAXIE /BALT.-WASH. FUTURE PASSED-Moody Blues- Streisand-Col DAYS OF Barbra Deram LOGGINS AND MESSINA-Col FOR THE ROSES-Joni Mitchell-Asylum LADY SINGS THE BLUES-Diana Ross- NO SECRETS-Carly Simon-Elektra HOMECOMING-America-WB Motown NO SECRETS R.E.O. T.W.O.-REO Speedwagon-Epic LED ZEPPELIN 4-Atlantic 1957-1972-Smokey Robinson & Miracles- CARLY SIMON LOGGINS AND MESSINA-Col THE SHIP-Elektra Tamla Elektra NO SECRETS-Carly Simon-Elektra NO SECRETS-Carly Simon-Elektra TALKING BOOK-Stevie Wonder-Tamla PARTRIDGE FAMILY NOTEBOOK-Bell THE DIVINE MISS M-Bette Midler- ONE OCTAVE HIGHER 'CHICAGO ROUND 2-Stylistics-Avco Atlantic SUPERFLY-Curtis Mayfield-Curtom

l l l il l l inintlininniiiiininanninnininitffliiniligninifilMiiiiiniiniMe e THE WORLD IS A GHETTO-War-UA BEETHOVEN'S SEVENTH (7 Record Set)-Col SEVENTH SOJOURN-Moody Blues- 360 DEGREES-Billy Paul-Phila. Int. CAN'T BUY A THRILL-Steely Dan-ABC Threshold TOP RETAIL SALES THIS WEEK: TROUBLE MAN-Marvin Gaye-Tamla EXILE ON MAIN STREET-Rolling Stones 360 DEGREES-Billy Paul-Phila. Int. HOT ROCKS-Rolling Stones-London TROUBLE MAN-Marvin Gaye-Tamla g. NO SECRETS-Carly Simon-Elektra JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR-Decca 5 MORE HOT ROCKS-Rolling Stones- LIVING IN THE PAST-Jethro Tull- London Chrysalis FOR THE ROSES-Joni Mitchell- MADS DISCOUNT/PHILADELPHIA MORE HOT ROCKS-Rolling Stones-London RECORD FACT'RY/SAN FRANCISCO Asylum P PHOENIX-Grand Funk Railroad-Capitol IN THE PAST-Jethro Tull- _ AN EVENING WITH GROUCHO-A&M ROCKY MOUNTAIN HIGH-John Denver- EUROPE '72-Grateful Dead-WB ä LIVING Chrysalis CATCH BULL AT FOUR-Cat Stevens-A&M RCA FOR THE ROSES-Joni Mitchell-Asylum Stones-London TOMMY-The Who-Decca HOT AUGUST NIGHT-Neil Diamond-MCA LOGGINS AND MESSINA-Col 1 HOT ROCKS-Rolling LIVING IN THE PAST-Jethro Tull-Chrysalis TOMMY-Various Artists-Ode NO SECRETS-Carly Simon-Elektra i unuwanummxumwumuuxluuuwwuewmmwuiuuunnnumi LOGGINS AND MESSINA-Col PRELUDE-Deodato-CTI NO SECRETS-Carly Simon-Elektra RHYMES AND REASONS-Carole King-Ode IN-Kenny Loggins with SUPER FLY-Curtis Mayfield-Curtom SITTIN' DISCOUNT/ANN ARBOR Jim Messina-Col TALKING BOOK-Stevie Wonder-Tamla COAST SAM GOODY/EAST SUMMER BREEZE-Seals & Crofts-WB ALL DIRECTIONS-Temptations-Gordy THE WORLD IS A GHETTO-War-UA THE DIVINE MISS M-Bette Midler- CHICAGO 5-Col TRILOGY-Emerson, Lake & Palmer- EUROPE '72-Grateful Dead-WB Atlantic DAYS OF FUTURE PASSED-Moody Blues- Cotillion FOR THE ROSES-Joni Mitchell-Asylum WILL THE CIRCLE BE UNBROKEN- Deram MORE HOT ROCKS-Rolling Stones-London Nitty Gritty Dirt Band-UA LIVE AT THE FORUM- NO SECRETS-Carly Simon-Elektra Barbra Streisand-Col ROCKY MOUNTAIN HIGH-John Denver- LIVING IN THE PAST-Jethro Tull- TOWER RECORDS/SAN FRANCISCO RCA Chrysalis EUROPE '72-Grateful Dead-WB SUMMER BREEZE-Seals & Crofts-WB ONE MAN DOG-James Taylor-WB GREEN IS BLUES-Al Green-Hi SUPER FLY-Curtis Mayfield-Curtom POPLAR TUNES/MEMPHIS RHYMES AND REASONS-Carole King-Ode LADY SINGS THE BLUES-Diana Ross- SEVENTH SOJOURN-Moody Blues- SEVENTH SOJOURN-Moody Blues- Motown Threshold CAN'T BUY A THRILL-Steely Dan-ABC Threshold MORE HOT ROCKS-Rolling Stones-London THE WORLD IS A GHETTO-War-UA FOR THE ROSES-Joni Mitchell-Asylum TEASER & THE FIRECAT-Cat Stevens-A&M 1957.1972-Smokey Robinson & Miracles- TOMMY-Various Artists-Ode FULL HOUSE-J. Geils Band-Atlantic THE WORLD IS A GHETTO-War-UA Tamla HOT AUGUST NIGHT-Neil Diamond-MCA NO SECRETS-Carly Simon-Elektra I'M STILL IN LOVE WITH YOU-Al Green- PRELUDE-Deodato-CTI Hi RECORD BAR/EAST COAST REALLY-J. J. Cale-Shelter LOGGINS AND MESSINA-Col VENTURES/MISSOURI TOMMY-Various Artists-Ode MORE HOT ROCKS-Rolling Stones-London CATCH BULL AT FOUR-Cat Stevens-A&M BACK TO FRONT-Gilbert O'Sullivan-Mam WILL THE CIRCLE BE UNBROKEN- NO SECRETS-Carly Simon-Elektra HONKY CHATEAU-Elton John-Uni DON McLEAN-UA Nitty Gritty Dirt Band-UA THE WORLD IS A GHETTO-War-UA LED ZEPPELIN 4-Atlantic GET ON THE GOOD FOOT-James Brown- TRANSFORMER-Lou Reed-RCA LIVING IN THE PAST-Jethro Tull- Polydor Chrysalis HIGH ON A RIDGE TOP-Youngbloods- LOGGINS AND MESSINA-Col Raccoon MUSIC ODYSSEY/CALIFORNIA MAGICIAN'S BIRTHDAY-Uriah Heep- HURRICANE SMITH-Capitol MAN OF LA MANCHA (Soundtrack)-UA AZTECA-Col Mercury GARY'S/RICHMOND MORE HOT ROCKS-Rolling Stones-London MORE HOT ROCKS-Rolling Stones-London CREEDENCE GOLD-Fantasy MY BEST TO YOU-Donny Osmond-MGM RURAL SPACE-Brewer & Shipley- DON McLEAN-UA AN ANTHOLOGY-Duane Allman-Capricorn SEVENTH SOJOURN-Moody Blues- Kama Sutra DOS-Malo-WB CATCH BULL AT FOUR-Cat Stevens-A&M Threshold THE DIVINE MISS M-Bette Midler- GUITAR MAN-Bread-Elektra FOR THE ROSES-Joni Mitchell-Asylum SUMMER BREEZE-Seals & Crofts-WB Atlantic HOT AUGUST NIGHT-Neil Diamond-MCA HOT AUGUST NIGHT-Neil Diamond-MCA WILL THE CIRCLE BE UNBROKEN- TROUBLE MAN-Marvin Gaye-Tamla MORE HOT ROCKS-Rolling Stones-London IT MAKES ME GLAD-Glass Harp-Decca Nitty Gritty Dirt Band-UA 1957-1912-Smokey Robinson & Miracles- LOGGINS AND MESSINA-Col Tamla NEW BLOOD-Blood, Sweat & Tears-Col NO SECRETS-Carly Simon-Elektra NO SECRETS-Carly Simon-Elektra FOLKLORE CENTER/ DENVER THE DIVINE MISS M-Bette Midler- KING KAROL/N.Y. TOMMY-Various Artists-Ode ON STAGE (Twofer)-Vanguard Atlantic WILL THE CIRCLE BE UNBROKEN- DOC WATSON THE ROSES-Joni Mitchell-Asylum TROUBLE MAN-Marvin Gaye-Tamla ALL DIRECTIONS-Temptations- Gordy Nitty Gritty Dirt Band-UA FOR NO Simon-Elektra BACK TO FRONT-Gilbert O'Sulilvan-Mam SECRETS-Carly NORMAN BLAKE-Rounder CARAVANSERAI-Santana-Col Taylor-WB IN THE PAST-Jethro Tull- ONE MAN DOG-James LIVING CRYSTAL SHIP/EUGENE, ORE. Chrysalis REALLY-J. J. Cale-Shelter RURAL SPACE-Brewer & Shipley- NO SECRETS-Carly Simon-Elektra CATCH BULL AT FOUR-Cat Stevens-A&M CHRISTMAS ALBUM-Apple NAT'L RECORD MART/MIDWEST Kama Sutra CHICAGO 2-Col PHIL SPECTOR'S McGEE- Mayfield-Curtom SONNY TERRY & BROWNIE EUROPE '72-Grateful Dead-WB SUPER FLY-Curtis BACK TO FRONT- Prestige ON THE ROOF (Soundtrack)-UA TAPESTRY-Carole King-Ode Gilbert O'Sullivan-Mam FIDDLER Artists-Ode TOMMY-Various Artists-Ode GUITAR MAN-Bread-Elektra TOMMY-Various DON McLEAN-UA Gaye-Tamla WILL THE CIRCLE BE UNBROKEN- HOMECOMING-America-WB TROUBLE MAN-Marvin FOR THE ROSES-Joni Mitchell-Asylum Nitty Gritty Dirt Band-UA HOT AUGUST NIGHT-Neil Diamond-MCA GREEN IS BLUES-Al Green-Hi LIVING IN THE PAST-Jethro Tull- MORE HOT ROCKS-Rolling Stones- Chrysalis RECORDS/ITHACA, N.Y. London MIDTOWN NO SECRETS-Carly Simon-Elektra NO SECRETS-Carly Simon-Elektra RECORD CENTER/COLORADO SEVENTH SOJOURN-Moody Blues- AN EVENING WITH GROUCHO-A&M PARTRIDGE FAMILY NOTEBOOK-Bell AN ANTHOLOGY-Duane Allman-Capricorn Threshold CATCH BULL AT FOUR-Cat Stevens-A&M STONEGROUND WORDS-Melanie- BEST OF THE BYRDS VOL. 2-Col TOMMY-Various Artists-Ode COLORS OF THE DAY-Judy Collins-Elektra Neighborhood

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THIS LAST WKS. ON 63 FRESH RASPBERRIES/Capitol WK. WK. CHART ® ST 11123 4 53 38 THE CHI -LITES' GREATEST HITS THE CHI-LITES/Brunswick BL 754184 12 54 43 SEVEN SEPARATE FOOL'S THREE DOG NIGHT/Dunhill 50118 Q 39 NO SECRETS (ABC) 23 CARLY SIMON D 58 LADY'S NOT FOR SALE RITA COOLIDGE/A&M SP 4370 27 Elektra 755049 m 60 GOOD FOOT JAMES BROWN/Polydor PD 2-3004 5 ® 64 AN ANTHOLOGY DUANE ALLMAN/Capricorn 2LP 0108 4 58 51 ROCK OF AGES THE BAND/Capitol SABB 11045 18 Ea 10 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY NOTEBOOK PARTRIDGE FAMILY/ Bell 1111 5 2 1 SEVENTH SOJOURN MOODY BLUES/Threshold THS 7 (London) 9 60 61 SPACE ODDITY DAVID BOWIE/RCA LSP 4813 5 3 2 RHYMES AND REASONS CAROLE KING/Ode SP 77016 (A&M) 10 61 40 I MISS YOU HAROLD MELVIN & THE BLUE NOTES/Phil. Intl. 4 4 LIVING IN THE PAST JETHRO 2 CH 1035 (WB) 9 TULL/Chrysalis KZ 31648 (Columbia) 14 El 6 SUMMER BREEZE SEALS & CROFTS/Warner Bros. BS 2629 16 62 47 BEN MICHAEL JACKSON/Motown M 757 L 18 6 5 CATCH BULL AT FOUR CAT STEVENS/A&M SP 4365 13 m 71 WAR HEROES JIMI HENDRIX/Reprise MS 21030 3 Q 8 ONE MAN DOG JAMES TAYLOR/Warner Brothers BS 2660 1 64 55 CHICAGO V CHICAGO/Columbia KC 31102 25 a 12 LOGGINS & MESSINA LOGGINS & MESSINA/Columbia KC 31748 9 m 19 DON McLEAN DON McLEAN/United Artists UAS 5651 2 9 3 I'M STILL IN LOVE WITH YOU AL GREEN/London XSHL 32074 12 66 59 TRILOGY EMERSON, LAKE & PALMER/Cotillion SD 9903 10 1 CARAVANSERAI SANTANA/Columbia KC 31610 10 (Atlantic) 24 67 61 TOULOUSE 11 11 ROCKY MOUNTAIN HIGH JOHN DENVER/RCA LSP 4731 13 STREET DOOBIE BROTHERS/Warner Bros. BS 2634 15 12 10 GUITAR MAN BREAD/Elektra EKS 75047 8 68 68 NEVER A DULL MOMENT ROD STEWART/Mercury SRM 1-646 31 13 13 LADY SINGS THE BLUES DIANA ROSS/SOUNDTRACK/Motown 69 69 OLD DAN'S RECORDS GORDON LIGHTFOOT/Reprise MS 2116 7 M 758 D 5 70 83 GARDEN PARTY RICK NELSON/Decca/DL 7-5391 (MCA) 3 MI 20 TOMMY LONDON SYMPHONY ORCH. & GUEST SOLOIST/ m 81 BACK TO FRONT GILBERT O'SULLIVAN Mam 5 (London) 2 Ode SP 99001 (A&M) 5 72 72 GOLDEN DECADE CHUCK BERRY/Chess 2 CH 1514 38 23 THE WORLD IS A GHETTO WAR/United Artists/UAS'5652 7 78 MY BEST TO YOU DONNY OSMOND/MGM SE 4872 3 16 15 SUPER FLY CURTIS MAYFIELD/SOUNDTRACK/Custom CR 74 14 SIMON 8-9014 (Buddah) 22 & GARFUNKEL'S GREATEST HITS Columbia/KC 31350 28 17 17 ALL DIRECTIONS THE TEMPTATIONS/Gordy 962L (Motown) 20 WI 82 FACES SHAWN PHILIPS/A&M SP 4363 3 El 24 FOR THE ROSES JONI MITCHELL/Asylum SD 5057 (Atlantic) 6 76 56 BABY DON'T GET HOOKED ON ME MAC DAVIS/Columbia KC 19 19 CLOSE TO THE EDGE YES/Atlantic SD 7244 15 31770 12 17 80 MAN OF LA MANCHA SOUNDTRACK/United 20 9 BLACK SABBATH VOL. 4 BLACK SABBATH/Warner Bros./ Artists UAS 9906 2 78 15 THE PARTRIDGE BS 2602 12 FAMILY GREATEST HIT'S/Bell 1107 19 21 16 BURNING LOVE ELVIS PRESLEY/RCA CAS 2595 8 El 88 IT NEVER RAINS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ALBERT HAMMOND/ KZ 21 EUROPE '72 GRATEFUL DEAD/Warner Brothers 3WX 2668 6 Mums 31905 (Columbia) 3 ® 80 62 MOODS NEIL DIAMOND/Uni 93136 (MCA) 26 23 21 ROUND 2 THE STYLISTICS/Avco AV 11006 11 81 66 DOS MALO/Warner Bros. BS 2652 8 24 22 BARBRA STREISAND LIVE IN CONCERT AT THE FORUM BARBRA STREISAND/Columbia KC 31760 8 25 14 CRAZY HORSES THE OSMONDS/MGM SE 4S81 13 CHARTMAKER OF THE WEEK 26 25 NEW BLOOD BLOOD, SWEAT & TEARS/Columbia KC 31780 11 27 26 ROCK ME BABY DAVID CASSIDY/Bell 1109 12 t-a 35 360 DEGREES OF BILLY PAUL BILLY PAUL/Phila. Int'I. KZ 31793 5 - MORE HOT ROCKS ROLLING STONES 1 46 TALKING BOOK STEVIE WONDER/Tamla 319 (Motown) 5 El London 2PS 626/7 30 18 PHOENIX GRAND FUNK RAILROAD/Capitol SMAS 11099 13 31 28 DAYS OF FUTURE PASSED MOODY BLUES/Deram DES 18102 (London) 17 32 33 HOMECOMING AMERICA/Warner Brothers BS 2655 5 ® 36 HOT AUGUST NIGHT NEIL DIAMOND/MCA 2-8000 4 83 86 JESUS WAS A CAPRICORN KRIS KRISTOFFERSON /Monument 34 34 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN BEE GEES 'Atco SD 7012 9 KZ 31909 (Columbia) 4 84 13 CARNEY LEON RUSSELL 35 37 KEEPER OF THE CASTLE FOUR TOPS/Dunhill DS 50129 8 Shelter SW 8911 (Capitol) 26 85 76 GREATEST HITS ON EARTH FIFTH DIMENSION/ Bell 1106 11 m 50 JOE COCKER JOE COCKER/A&M 4368 5 103 94 THE INCOMPARABLE CHARLEY PRIDE CHARLEY PRIDE/ 31 32 LIVE "FULL HOUSE" J. GEILS/Atlantic SD 7241 11 Camden CAS 2584 (RCA) 2 42 STONEGROUND WORDS MELANIE/ Neighborhood NRS 47005 El 87 77 ERIC CLAPTON AT HIS BEST ERIC CLAPTON/Polydor PD 3503 10 (Famous) 8 88 92 L.A. REGGAE JOHNNY RIVERS United Artists UAS 5650 4 El 48 I AM WOMAN HELEN REDDY/Capitol ST 11068 5 89 89 LYNN ANDERSON'S GREATEST HITS LYNN ANDERSON/Columbia 40 41 OF A SIMPLE MAN LOBO/Big Tree 2013 (Bell) 9 KC 31641 4 44 THE MAGICIAN'S BIRTHDAY URIAH HEEP/Mercury SRM 1-652 7 90 90 HONKY CHATEAU ELTON JOHN/Uni 93135 (MCA) 30 57 THE DIVINE MISS M BETTE MIDLER/Atlantic SD 7238 4 91 91 ALL IN THE FAMILY 2ND ALBUM ORIGINAL CAST/Atlantic SD 7232 3 43 29 (IF LOVING YOU IS WRONG) I DON'T WANT TO BE RIGHT m97 WILLIE REMEMBERS RARE EARTH/Rare Earth R534L (Motown) 2 LUTHER INGRAM/Koko KDS 2202 (Stax) 13 SITTIN' IN LOGGINS & MESSINA/Columbia - KC 31044 1 44 45 CLASS CLOWN GEORGE CARLIN/Little David LD 1004 (Atlantic) 13 104 HAPPIEST GIRL IN THE 45 31 I CAN SEE CLEARLY NOW JOHNNY NASH/Epic KE 31607 10 El WHOLE USA DONNA FARGO Dot DOS

46 30 WHY DONTCHA WEST, BRUCE, & LANG /Columbia KC 31939 9 26000 (Famous) 1 95 98 GYPSY COWBOY NEW RIDERS OF THE PURPLE 54 CREEDENCE GOLD CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL / SAGE 'Columbia KC Fantasy 9418 5 31930 2 96 96 THE MAN WHO SOLD THE WORLD DAVID BOWIE/RCA 48 52 WHO CAME FIRST PETER TOWNSHEND /Decca DL 7-9189 6 LSP 4816 3 105 MUSIC IS MY LIFE 49 49 JOURNEY THROUGH THE PAST NEIL YOUNG /Reprise 2XS 6480 7 Ell BILLY PRESTON/A&M SP 3516 1 AZTECA/Columbia 50 84 TROUBLE MAN MARVIN GAYE/Tamla T 322L (Motown) 2 El - KC 31776 1 51 53 ROCK & ROLL MUSIC TO THE WORLD TEN YEARS AFTER/ 99 99 A GOOD FEELING TO KNOW POCO/Epic KE 31601 2 Columbia KC 31779 13 100 THICK AS A BRICK JETHRO TULL/Reprise - MS 2007 1

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www.americanradiohistory.comAmericanRadioHistory.Com Clapton Single Romano WE A 101 From Polydor Credit Manager NEW YORK - Polydor In- HOLLYWOOD Joel Fried- cuwr corporated has announced the re- man, President of the Warner/ lease of a single by - Eric Clap E l e k t r a/Atlantic Distributing ton, "Bell -Bottom Blues" b/w Corp., has announced the ap- "Little Wing." The single is 150 culled from the rock guitarist's pointment of Tom Romano as Polydor album "Eric Clapton at the firm's National Credit Man- JANUARY 6, 1973 His Best." ager effective January 1, 1973. THIS LAST WK. WK. 101 101 A SONG FOR YOU CARPENTERS 'A&M SP 3511 TAPE REFERENCE INDEX 102 109 KILLER JOE LITTLE JIMMY OSMOND/MGM SE 4855 103 102 HOT ROCKS 1964.1971 ROLLING STONES/London 2PS 60617 TAPES LISTED BY TITLE, 8 -TRACK FIRST 104 120 CAN'T BUY A THRILL STEELY DAN ABC ABCX 758 JANUARY 6, 1973 NEW BLOOD (Blood, Sweat & Tears) (Columbia) CA/CT 31780 112 THE RISE AND FALL OF ZIGGY BLACK STARDUST AND THE SPIDERS SABBATH, Vol. 4 Warner Brothers OF A SIMPLE MAN (Lobo) (Big Tree) M8/M5 2013 (M8/M5 2682) FROM MARS DAVID BOWIE/RCA LSP 4702 ONE MAN DOG (James Taylor) BURNING LOVE (Elvis Presley) RCA CBS/CK 1216 Warner Brothers MB M5 2660 108 117 IN THE CAN FLASH /Sovereign SMAS 11115 (Capitol) CARAVANSERAI (Santana) Columbia CT/CA 31610 RHYMES AND REASONS Carole King CATCH BULL AT FOUR Cat Stevens (Ode) (8T CS 77016) (A&M) 8T/CS 4365 ROCK ME BABY (David 107 118 THEY ONLY COME OUT AT NIGHT EDGAR Cassidy) Bell M8/M5 1109 WINTER/Epic KE 31584 CLASS CLOWN (George Carlin) ROCKY MOUNTAIN HIGH John Denver (Columbia) Little David TP/CS 1004 (Atlantic) (RCA PBS PK 1972) CLOSE TO THE EDGE Yes (Atlantic) (TP/CS 7244) BARBARA STREISAND LIVE IN CONCERT AT 126 REALLY J. J. CALE 'Shelter SW 8912 (Capitol) JOE COCKER A&M (2T CS 4368) THE FORUM (Columbia) CT/CA 31760 JOE COCKER (A&M) 8T/CS 4368 SUMMER BREEZE (Seals & Crofts) 109 114 SMOKEY ROBINSON & THE MIRACLES "1957-1912" / FOR THE ROSES (Joni Mitchell) Asylum Warner Brothers (M8 M5 2629) (CT CA 5057) THE DIVINE MISS M Bette Midler Tam la T 320D (Motown) HOME COMING (America) Warner Brothers (Atlantic) TP/CA 7238 (M8 i M5 2655) 110 93 BACK STABBERS O'JAYS 'Phila. Intl. KZ 31712 (Columbia) THE GUITAR MAN (Bread) (Elektra) ET 85047 LIVE "FULL HOUSE" (J. Geils) (Atlantic) CT 55047 TP 'CS 7241 TO MAY 123 A WHITER SHADE OF PALE PROCOL WHOM IT CONCERN (Bee Gees) ® HARUM/A&M SP 4373 LIVING IN THE PAST (Jethro Tull) (Chrysalis) (Atco) (TP CS 7012) 112 108 TAPESTRY CAROLE KING/Ode SP 77009 (A&M) M8 "M5 1035 (Warner Brothers) WHY DONTCHA West, Bruce & Laing LOGGINS & MESSINA (Columbia) CT/CA 31748 (Columbia) CT/CA 31929 113 116 BIG BAMBU CHEECH & CHONG Ode SP 77014 (A&M) Uri 130 CYMANDE Janus 3044 El 134 SLOPPY SECONDS DR. HOOK & THE MEDICINE SHOW THE ALBUM CHART Columbia KC 31622 an 147 TRANSFORMER LOU REED/RCA LSP 4807 ARTISTS CROSS REFERENCE 117 65 LIZA WITH A "Z" LIZA MINNELLI /Columbia KC 31762 118 85 PASSAGE JANUARY 6, 1973 LOGGINS & MESSINA 8, 93 BLOODROCK/Capitol SW 1109 DON McLEAN _.. _.... 65 MA LO 81 DUANE EED 128 THE BEST OF THE BYRD'S GREATEST HITS, VOL. II/ ALLMAN 57 MARK -ALMOND 128 AMERICA _...._...... _... 32 Columbia KC 31795 CURTIS MAYFIELD 16 LYNN ANDERSON _.. 89 CHARLIE McCOY _.. 137 AZTECA 120 115 ANTHOLOGY STEVE MILLER 98 MELANIE 38 BAND; Capitol 1144 BAND 58 HAROLD MELVIN 61 121 111 LION'S SHARE SAVOY BROWN/Parrot XPAS 71057 (London) CAPTAIN BEEFHEART 149 BETTE MIDLER 42 CHUCK BERRY _. 72 JONI MITCHELL _. 122 106 NOT INSANE OR ANYTHING YOU TO 18 WANT FIRESIGN THEATRE; DAVID BROMBERG _..... 132 STEVE MILLER 120 Columbia KC 31585 CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL 133 LIZA MINNELLI 117 _.. JOE COCKER 36 MOODY BLUES 2, 31 123 113 YOU DON'T MESS AROUND WITH JIM JIM CROCE/ABC ABCX 756 BEE GEES 34 JOHNNY NASH 45 BLACK SABBATH 20 124 124 RIGHT OFF! HUDSON & LANDRY/Dore RICK NELSON 70 LP 329 BLOOD, SWEAT & TEARS __._...._.. 26 NEW RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE 95 BLOODROCK 118 125 121 THE AMAZING SPIDERMAN 'FROM BEYOND THE GRAVE WAYNE NEWTON DAVID BOWIE 60, 96, 105 O'JAYS 110 Buddah BD 5119 BREAD 12 ORIGINAL CAST: ALL IN THE FAMILY 91 JAMES BROWN 56 GILBERT O'SULLIVAN 71, 150 126 107 THE SUPREMES/Motown M L 756 BYRDS 119 DONNY OSMOND 73 J. J. CALE 108 127 110 WHISTLE RYMES JOHN ENTWISTLE/Decca DL 9190 LITTLE JIMMY OSMOND _.. _.._. 102 GEORGE CARLIN 44 OSMONDS 25 128 103 RISING MARK-ALMOND,'Columbia KC 31917 CARPENTERS 101 PARTRIDGE FAMILY 59, 78 DAVID CASSIDY 27 BILLY _. 129 136 DIAMONDS IN THE ROUGH PAUL 28 JOHN PRINE/Atlantic SD 7244 CHEECH & CHONG 113 SHAWN PHILLIPS 75 CHICAGO 64 130 133 ALL THE KING'S HORSES GROVER WASHINGTON JR. POCO 99 CHI -LITES 53 PROCOL HARUM 111 Kudu KU -07 (CTI) ERIC CLAPTON 87 ELVIS PRESLEY 21 JIM CROCE _... 123 131 132 ON THE CORNER MILES BILLY PRESTON 97 DAVIS/Columbia KC 31906 RITA COOLIDGE 55 CHARLEY PRIDE 86 CYMANDE 114 JOHN PRINE DEMON IN DISGUISE 129 - DAVID BROMBERG Columbia KC 31753 MAC DAVIS _. ..._.. 76 RARE EARTH 92 MILES DAVIS 131 133 87 LONDON CHUCK BERRY SESSIONS RASPBERRIES 52, 143 Chess CH 60020 DEEP PURPLE _. 141 HELEN REDDY 39 JOHN DENVER ..__...... 11 LOU REED WAVES CHARLES LLOYD/SP 116 - A&M 3044 NEIL DIAMOND 33, 80 T. REX ___... 135 DOOBIE BROS. _.._ 67 135 122 THE SLIDER T. REX/Reprise MS JOHNNY RIVERS 88 2095 DR. HOOK 115 AUSTIN ROBERTS 139 EAGLES _... 140 146 HONKY TONK SMOKEY ROBINSON AND THE MIRACLES 109 El STARDUST COWBOY JONATHAN EDWARDS JONATHAN EDWARDS 136 ROLLING STONES 82 EMERSON, LAKE & PALMER _..... 66 Atco SD 7015 (Atlantic) ROLLING STONES _. ._. 82, 103 JOHN ENTWISTLE _...... 127 SANTANA 10 137 131 CHARLIE McCOY Monument KZ 31910 (Columbia) DONNA FARGO 94 SAVOY BROWN 121 FIFTH DIMENSION 85 SEALS & CROFTS _ 5 138 140 CAN'T YOU HEAR THE SONG WAYNE FIRESIGN NEWTON/Chelsea CHE 1103 THEATRE 122 CARLY SIMON _ 1 (RCA) FLASH 106 SIMON & GARFUNKEL 74 FOCUS 147 SOUNDTRACK: LADY SINGS THE BLUES 12 139 142 AUSTIN ROBERTS Chelsea CH 1004 (RCA) FOUR TOP _.... 35 SOUNDTRACK: MAN OF LA MANCHA 77 MARVIN GAYE. 50 140 127 SPIDERMAN 125 EAGLES 'Asylum SD 5054 (Atlantic) J. GEILS _....._.._ __. 37 STEELY DAN 104 GENESIS 144 141 100 PURPLE' PASSAGES DEEP PURPLE/Warner Bros. 2LS 2644 CAT STEVENS _. 6 GRAND FUNK RAILROAD _.. 30 ROD STEWART _ _. 68 142 125 PASSIN' THRU JAMES GANG ABC ABCX 41750 GRATEFUL DEAD 22 BARBRA STREISAND 24 AL GREEN 9 143 129 SUPREMES 126 RASPBERRIES 'Capitol 11036 ALBERT HAMMOND 79 STYLISTICS _.. 23 RICHARD HARRIS 145 JAMES TAYLOR 7 - FOX TROT GENESIS/Charisma CAS 1058 RICHIE HAVENS 146 THE TEMPTATIONS __ _.. 17 JIMI HENDRIX 63 145 145 SLIDES RICHARD HARRIS/Dunhill TEN YEARS AFTER _..... 51 i 50133 HUDSON & LANDRY 124 THREE DOG NIGHT _ 54 LUTHER INGRAM 146 95 RICHIE HAVENS ON STAGE RICHIE HAVENS/Stormy Forest 43 PETER TOWNSHEND _ 48 2 SFS MICHAEL JACKSON 62 JETHRO TULL _. 100 6012 (MGM) JAMES GANG 142 URIAH HEEP 41, 148 JETHRO TULL _... 4, 100 VA°IOUS ARTISTS: TOMMY 14 332 - MOVING WAVES FOCUS Sire SAS 7401 (Famous) ELTON JOHN 90 WAR 15 CAROLE KING 3, 112 GROVER WASHINGTON 130 148 148 DEMONS & WIZARDS URIAH HEEP/Mercury SRM 1-630 KRIS KRISTOFFERSON 83 WEST, BRUCE & LAING 46 GORDON LIGHTFOOT 69 EDGAR WINTER _ 149 CLEAR SPOT _.__...._..__. 107 - CAPTAIN BEEFHEART/Reprise MS 2115 CHARLES LLOYD 134 STEVIE WONDER 29 LOBO 40 150 139 HIMSELF GILBERT O'SULLIVAN/MAM 5 YES _...... 19 (London) LOGGINS AND MESSINA _. 93 NEIL YOUNG 49

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www.americanradiohistory.comAmericanRadioHistory.Com winner was Emerson, Lake & and our custom labels, and the Stardust Cowboy" was selling Atlantic's Year Palmer. The British trio gar- outstanding talents of the pro- strongly by the end of the year. (Continued from page 3) nered gold records for their re- ducers associated with our firm. The Spinners, who had many cordings of the classical work We expect to introduce many hits on their previous label, Jackson Browne, Jo Jo Gunne, "Pictures At An Exhibition," more exceptional artists in joined Atlantic Records with a and the Eagles, put the origi- and their own "Trilogy." 1973." million selling single, "I'll Be nal Byrds back together and by These artists, Aretha Frank- New Stars On Atlantic Around." Their follow-up year's end had them recording lin, Roberta Flack, Donny Hath- "Could It Be I'm Falling In a new album. The original away, ELP and Yes swept polls A number of newer Atlantic Love" also looked like a hit as is set Byrds' Asylum album all over the world during the artists made a considerable im- the year ended. Ramatam, a 1973 Joni for January, release. year. Aretha, Roberta, and pact on the music business dur- new hard rock group featuring Mitchell's first Asylum album, Donny finished at the top in ing 1972. One of the foremost April Lawton, Roses," an lead guitarist "For The earned trade magazine polls and at was Bette Midler, whose first with a potent debut al- gold record for bowed RIAA certified NATRA; ELP won seven album, produced by Ahmet Erte - bum and personal appearances sales over one million dollars awards in the Melody Maker gun and Joel Dorn, broke dates and at weeks of release. on one-nighter within four poll; Yes won a flock of awards through in December. festivals. Asylum also signed Linda Ron- as the Best New Group of 1972. John Prine lived up to his stadt, and her first album for Asylum Records came through Miss Franklin won a Grammy promise with his most recent with an exceptional roster of the label is set for release award for best rhythm and album, "Diamonds In The in 1973. talented new artists, all of blues female vocal performance Rough." It not only became a whom had racked up consider- Other important events dur- Wa- but Prine also Roberta for "Bridge Over Troubled strong seller, able followings by the end of ing the year included ter"; a Grammy award was won new acclaim as a song- Flack's two tremendous hits, the year. They included Judee also won by Duke Ellington's writer. Sill, Jackson Browne, J. D. the single "The First Time The J. Geils Band was an- "New Orleans Suite" for best Batdorf & Rodney, Jo Ever I Saw Your Face" and in Souther, Take." Both jazz performance by a big band. other winner for Atlantic Jo Gunne and the Eagles. The the album "First 1972. Their live album "Full number one recordings George Carlin became one of latter group had two big -selling became was a and they and helped make Miss Flack the country's top new come- House" smash, singles, "Take It Eeasy" and one of the nation's top stars. dians in 1972. He played a five- did sellout business everywhere "Witchy Woman," as well as In addition to receiving gold day sellout engagement at the they performed. They will open their first album. York in 1973 with their second Euro- records for the single and 1p, New Palace Theater pro- November. His album release on pean tour. Little David Records Miss Flack also received gold two very talented new Little David Records, "FM & Black Oak Arkansas played duced records for her albums "Quiet in 1972, Kenny Rankin AM" was a gold record. to over a million people in 1972 artists Fire" and "Roberta Flack and and Dan Cassidy. And Danny Donny Hathaway." Roberta & and had two fine selling albums. Blues Originals Jonathan Edwards kicked off O'Keefe, on Signpost Records, Donny also earned a gold rec- had a smash hit with "Good ord for their single "Where Is Atlantic issued a series of 1972 with a million seller, "Sun- shine" which established him Time Charlie's Got The Blues." The Love." "Roberta Flack blues albums in 1972 called (At the end of the year Danny Day" was celebrated during the "Blues Originals." The six al- firmly as an upcoming star. His second album "Honky Tonk O'Keefe re -joined Atlantic Rec- year in Washington, Boston, bums, recorded originally by ords.) and Little Rock. At the end as 25 years Atlantic long as a of the year Miss Flack was ago, by Ahmet Ertegun, Herb Paul Mgmt. Pact Clean Records presented producing an album by Wayne strong new Texas blues group, Abramson and Jerry Wexler re- Davis for release early in 1973. Blind Willie McTell, Delbert & Glen, whose first feature much attention. Two soundtracks were re- Professor Longhair, T -Bone lease attracted leased by Atlantic in 1972. Walker, Guitar Slim, Meade Lux The success of Atlantic prod- "Good-bye Charleston Blue" Lewis, Floyd Dixon, John Lee uct in 1972 was due to the work contained an original sound- Hooker and Jimmy & Mama of many of the country's top track by Atlantic's own Donny Yancey. independent producers. They in- Hathaway. The other original In the fall Atlantic signed clude Thom Bell, Richard San- soundtrack was "The Hot Rock" one of the seminal figures in ford Orshoff, Bobby and Rich- from the successful movie star- rock and roll, Doug Sahm, well ard Poindexter, Jesse Lewis, ring Robert Redford. remembered for his hits with Richard Perry, Peter Casperson, Aretha Franklin continued the Sir Douglas Quintet. His Philadelphia International record- Henry Stone, Shel Kagan, Hank her winning ways in 1972. She recording sessions in New ing artist Billy Paul is pic- Medress and Dave Appel, Mon- York, produced by Jerry Wex- tured signing a personal manage- te Kaye and Jack Lewis. earned gold records for two al- ment contract with John Levy En- bums, "Young, Gifted and ler, with Bob Dylan sitting in Hit album and single prod- terprises Inc., from left, John uct also came from many Eng - Black," and the two-lp set as a sideman, caused consider- Levy, Paul and Mike Levy. Paul "Amazing Grace," as well as able excitement in the music is produced by Gamble and Huff. (Continued on page 45) for the single record of "Day business. Sahm's first Atlantic Dreaming," which were pro- album is due for release in duced by Jerry Wexler, and January, 1973. GODSPELL MUSIC NEW CADENZA MUSIC DRAMATIS MUSIC Atlantic Vice Presidents Tom In his year-end report on the Dowd and Arif Mardin. Aretha activities of the company dur- co -produced "Amazing Grace." ing 1972, Ahmet Ertegun said Donny Hathaway, in addition "We reached new goals at At- to the two gold record awards lantic in 1972, goals that solidi_ he shared with Roberta Flack, fied our position as the world's also picked up a gold record 'eading record company. We are for album sales of over $1 mil- particularly pleased that so lion for his "Live" recording many of the new artists we made at New York's Bitter End have introduced during recent night club and the Los Angeles years have achieved success, Troubador. and that so many of our estab- 1650 BROADWAY/NEW YORK, N.Y. 10019 British rock quintet Yes 'ished artists, in pop, blues and (212) 489.9235 racked up double gold as well jazz, have continued to lead in 1972. One was for "Fragile" their fields. The growth we have 7%amid to de oat ¡tíendo jot a which came out early in the achieved this year, as in the year; the other for "Close To past years, can be attributed to Ljteat, Qteat }'ítdt Zfear The Edge." the outstanding artists who re- FRANK MILITARY JAY MORGENSTERN NAN PERLMAN Another double gold record cord for Atlantic, Atco, Asylum

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JANUARY 6, 1913 By DEDE DABNEY THIS LAST ' NEW YORK; Personal Pick: "Good WK. WK. Morning Heartache"-Diana Ross

1 SUPERSTITION Stevie Wonder-Tamla 54226 (Motown) (Motown) Due to the movie being so 2 2 KEEPER OF THE CASTLE Four Tops-Dunhill 4330 (ABC) fantastic this side was released 3 3 WHY CAN'T WE LIVE TOGETHER Timmy Thomas-Glades 1703 directly from the soundtrack. Diana In 17 THE WORLD IS A GHETTO WAR-United Artists 50975 Ross does a superb job with this piece 5 5 LOVE JONES Brighter Side of Darkness -20th Century 2002 of Billie Holiday material. 6 7 SUPER FLY Curtis Mayfield-Curtom 1978 (Buddah) Four Star Album Of The Week: 7 6 ME & MRS. JONES Billy Paul-Phila. Int'I. 3521 (Columbia) "Smokey Robinson, 1957-1972." 8 9 TROUBLE IN MY HOME Joe Simon-Spring 130 (Polydor) DEDE'S DITTIES TO WATCH: "Watermelon Man"-Fred 9 4 I GOT A BAG OF MY OWN James Brown-Polydor 14153 Wesley & The JB'S (People) ; "Love Train"-O'Jays 10 8 CORNER OF THE SKY Jackson 5-Motown 1214 (P.I.R.); "I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down'-Ann 16 TROUBLE MAN Marvin Gaye-Tamla 54228 (Motown) Peebles (Hi) ; "Woman Stealer"-Joe Tex (Dial) ; "I'm 15 I'LL BE YOUR SHELTER Luther Ingram-Koko 2113 (Stax) ® A Hurting Inside"-Peaches & Herb (Mercury) ; "Do Me" m 18 I MISS YOU BABY Millie Jackson-Spring 131 (Polydor) -Jean Knight (Stax). 14 10 YOU OUGHT TO BE WITH ME Al Green-Hi 2227 (London) Another motion picture score to watch out for is 15 11 992 ARGUMENTS O'lays-Phila. Int'I. 3522 (Columbia) "Across 110th Street," written and performed by Bobby 16 12 WE NEED ORDER Chi-Lites-Brunswick 55489 Womack and composed by J. J. Johnson. This soundtrack 17 13 I'M STONE IN LOVE WITH YOU Stylistics-Avco 4603 is destined to be one of the new year's hit albums. 18 14 ONE NIGHT AFFAIR Jerry Butler-Mercury 73335 There are many cuts to watch out for. If you haven't 19 19 SO MUCH TROUBLE IN MY MIND Joe Quarterman & The Free Soul-GSF 6879 heard this one, contact your nearest United Artists 20 20 TRYING TO LIVE MY LIFE WITHOUT YOU Otis Clay-Hi 2226 (London) distributor for copies. Womack has done a fantastic

21 25 TODAY I STARTED LOVING YOU AGAIN Bettye Swann-Atlantic 2921 job. Radio Station WWRL in New York is fourth in the 22 27 SILLY, WASN'T I Valerie Simpson-Tamla 54224 (Motown) city according to the recent Pulse ratings. They have 29 I WISH I COULD TALK TO YOU Sylvers-Pride 1019 (MGM) also ® become number one black station. As you know WWRL is 30 I'VE NEVER FOUND A MAN Esther Phillips-Kudu 910 (CTI) part of the Sonderling Broadcasting System. 25 21 PAPA WAS A ROLLING STONE The Temptations-Gordy 7121 (Motown) Congratulations to Jerry Bouldinp and his staff. 26 32 HARRY HIPPIE Bobby Womack Si Peace-United Artists 50988 The next single for the Stylistics on Avco will be 33 COULD IT BE I'M FALLING IN LOVE Spinners-Atlantic 2927 "Break Up To Make Up," Taken from their album 34 WHAT MY BABY NEEDS NOW Brown & Collins-Polydor 14157 "Round 2". 35 YOU'VE GOT TO TAKE IT Main Ingredient-RCA 0856 Ronnie Dyson of Columbia Records opened at the Copacabana in New York. Dyson is also playing the 30 37 FIRST TIME EVER I SAW YOUR FACE Jimmy Castor-RCA 0836 part of Frankie Lymon in the "Frankie Lymon Story." 38 OH NO NOT MY BABY Merry Clayton-Ode 66030 (A&M) m J. J. Barnes has signed with Perception Records 32 24 LET US LOVE Bill Withers-Sussex 247 (Buddah) along with "Sweet James, " formerly with the 33 28 IT'S TOO LATE Reuben Bell-Deluxe 140 (Starday, King) Fantastic Four. - THE MESSAGE Cymande-Janus 203 (Heavy Music, BMI) Currently appearing 35 40 WE DID IT Syl Johnson-Hi 2229 (London) (27th) at Detroit's 36 41 BREAKING UP SOMEBODY'S HOME Albert King-Staz 0147 Michigan Palace Theatre 43 I CAN'T STAND TO SEE YOU CRY Smokey Robinson & The Miracles- ® Tops. Tamla 54225 (Motown) are the Four The 48 GIVE ME YOUR LOVE Barbara Mason-Buddah 331 reviews have been great. m Only a group with their 39 DADDY'S HOME Jermaine Jackson-Motown 1216 - professional experience 40 36 FEEL THE NEED Detroit Emeralds-Westbound 209 (Chess/Janus) can maintain such 41 31 BEGGIN' IS HARD TO DO Montclairs-Pauls 375 reviews. 42 22 PEACE IN THE VALLEY OF LOVE Persuaders-Win or Lose 225 (Atlantic) December 21, 1972 at 60 NO MORE CHILD'S PLAY Donny Mann-Avalanche 30614 (United Artists) m the Plaza Hotel in New 44 26 MAN-SIZED JOB Denise LaSalle-Westbound 206 (Chess/Janus) d__ York was the scene of a 45 39 REELIN' & ROCKIN' Chuck Berry-Chess 2136 cocktail party for Harold Melvin and The Bluenotes - DON'T LEAVE ME STARVING FOR YOUR LOVE Holland & Dozier-Invictus 9133 of Philadelphia m (Capitol) International Records. They performed with 47 46 FROM THE LOVE SIDE Hank Ballard-Polydor 14128 Clive Davis, President of Columbia Records and their producers 48 49 AS LONG AS I DON'T SEE YOU Little Johnny Taylor-Ronn 66 (Jewel/Paula) Kenny Gamble and Leon 49 50 MORE POWER TO YOU Tommy Tate-Koko 2114 (Stax) Huff in the audience. Quite an enjoyable time was had 50 - SLOW MOTION Johnny Williams-Phila. Int'I. 3518 (Columbia) by all at this pre -Christmas gathering. 51 55 AFTER HOURS J. R. Bailey-Toy 3805 (Neighborhood) Recently appearing at the 23rd Annual WDIA (Memphis) En - LOVE WALKED OUT Don Downing-Roadshow 7001 (Evolution) Goodwill Revue where they made a donation 53 57 CRUMBS OFF THE TABLE Laura Lee-Hot Wax 7210 (Buddah) on behalf of the Stax Organization to the Nat D. Williams Trust Fund were Little Milton m - THE TRUTH SHALL MAKE YOU FREE King Hannibal-Aware and the Bar -Kays. Williams, the first black deejay in the I'M SORRY Barbara Jean English-Alithia 6042 ® - South, was recently stricken with an illness. From OVERTIME MAN Don Convoy-Dial 73311 (Mercury) m - left to right are: Harvey Henderson of the Bar -Kays; 57 23 WORK TO DO Isley Brothers-T-Neck 936 (Buddah) Little Milton; A.C. Williams, Director of WDIA's 58 52 I WON'T LET THAT CHUMP BREAK YOUR HEART Carl Carlton-Back Beat 627 Public Relations Department; and Larry Dotson lead 59 42 YOU CAN DO MAGIC Limmie & Family Cookin'-Avco 4602 singer of the Bar -Kays. 60 47 BRAND NEW KEY Four of a Kind-Toy 3804 (Neighborhood) (Continued on page 36)

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www.americanradiohistory.comAmericanRadioHistory.Com Soul Truth (Continued from page 34) liME "Don't Bother Me I Can't Cope" opened with Pat 1GOSPEL Lundy, understudy and RCA recording artist, December 27th. This hit show has been on Broadway for approximately six months. By IRENE JOHNSON WARE The new year will bring a testimonial which you will never forget. The Al Jefferson Testimonial is Gospel Truth is rapidly becoming the word definitely being held February 16th in Washington, in the gospel field. In a short time Dave Clark D.C. at the Marriot Twin Bridges. Tickets are selling has built a company with the help of Mary for fifty dollars per person. Invitations will be Peak and his capable staff. Many of the artists sent out shortly from Washington. Circle this date he has recorded are new in business but they on your calendar. are really doing it. As most gospel lovers know, Bro. Joe May NEW AIRPLAY died a few months ago. He was known all over the country as the "Thunderbolt of the (Some of these reports are the same as last week.) Midwest." He recorded for Nashboro Records. His daughter DAVE "JoJo" SAMUELS-WDIA (Memphis): Personal Annette May Thomas and his son Chalres May both very talented Pick: "Could It Be"-Spinners (Atlantic); Station were recently recorded by Dave Clark. The album is being pre- Pick: "We Need Order"-Chi-Lites (Brunswick); pared for release. They are singing songs their father sang. Side Requests: "Superstition"-S. Wonder (Tamla); one will include a medley of songs: "Do You Know Him," "Live Sleeper: "Give Me Your Love"-B. Mason (Buddah); The Life I Sing About," "Working On The Building," "What Is Additions: "The Message"-Cymande (Janus); "I Found This," "What Do You Know About Jesus," "You Got To Move" Myself"-Mel Edwards (Cutlass); "My Everything You and "Going Home Going Home," also "Search Me Lord," "Lead Are"-Mark IV (Mercury). Me G'uide Me," "Satisfied" and "Lord." On side two you will find such renditions as "Nothing Else On My Mind," "In The Nick of DONNIE BROOKS-KATZ (ST. LOUIS): Personal Pick: Time," "God Is," "I'll Keep My Baby Warm" and "More Faith." "Evil Eyes"-Aretha Franklin (Atlantic); Station Many of these songs were written by Bro. Joe May. Pick: "The Message"-Cymande (Janus); Requests: Bro. Vermer Wright is heard on KWKI Radio and is the hottest "Ain't No Woman"-Four Tops (Dunhill); Starting: gospel d.j. in the Kansas City area featuring all the latest in "Yesterday I Had The Blues"-Bluenotes (P.I.R.) ; gospel music. He is also a gospel promoter. Send all gospel prod- Sleeper: "Today I Started Loving You"-Bettye Swann

uct or contact for dates Bro. Vermer Wright, 3527 Askew, Kansas (Atlantic) ; Additions: "Ants In My Pants"-James City, Missouri 64128, Telephone UN 1-3242. Brown (Polydor); "Oh No Not My Baby"-Merry Clayton

Rev. C. H. Darsey of KOWH in Omaha, Nebraska is doing a (Ode) ; "Let Me Do"-Peoples Choice (Phil-L.A. Soul). fine job with "Heavy Load." Mighty Clouds of Joy, "If Everybody EARNEST JAMES-WAN (Cleveland): Personal Pick: Was Like Jesus," Thompson Community Choir; "Fill My Cup," "Tossin' And Turnin'"-Bunny Sigler (P.I.R.); Victory Chorale Ensemble; "Magnificent Sanctuary Band," Rev. Station Pick: "Love Train"-O'Jays (P.I.R.); Mareo Woods; "He's Coming In On A Cloud," Faith Temple In- Requests: "The Message"-Cymande (Janus); Sleeper: spirational Choir; "Lord Don't Move The Mountain," Inez An- "Sweet, Sweet Lady"-Fugi (20th Century) ; Additions: drews; "God Done Got Tired," Gospel Six, "I've Decided To Make "So In Love With You"-Leroy Hudson (Curtom) ; "Do It Jesus My Choice," Isaac Douglas & New York Community Choir. In The Name Of Love"-Candi Staton (Fame) ; Album Lee Hartford of WXOK Baton Rouge, Of La. would like for all The Week: "So Many Ways"-Barbara Jean English companies to send d.j. copies to him 2020 at Alabama Street, (Alithia). Baton Rouge, La. 70802.

HAPPY NEW YEAR ! ! ! The Welcome Travelers, gospel gentlemen of 20 years appeared at the Baltimore Civic Center, Park Room. A record by this group will be released soon on the Joy label of Newport, R. I. They arc presently preparing for a TV show. Anyone needing to contact At `Black Man's Chains' Premiere this group call 401-846-7237 or 301-366-6291. Their appearance in concert at the Sheraton Park Hotel, Washington, D. C. merited a standing ovation. Heten Robinson Youth Choir 1p "Joy" on Atlantic Records is beginning to happen again in many markets. Listen to "I'm Happy With Jesus." One of the nation's foremost and vastly becoming the No. I gospel group in America, the Sensational Gospel Six of Buffalo, New York is available for booking contact William Gillison, 49-7 Odell Street, Lackawanna, New York 14218, a/c 716-824-2140. Bro. Henderson of Kent Records, Los Angeles, California has released a Christmas 1p entitled "Merry Christmas" featuring George Conedy at the Hammond organ, sermons by Rev. T. M. Chambers, Jr. "The Sermon" from the Pig Pen and "A Fool on a Mule In the Middle of the Road," Rev. Willie T. Snead "Head- line Maker" or "Headline Reader," "Got What I Wanted, But Lost What I Had." Prince Dixon (The Small One) recently cele- brated his anniversary in Alabama. He is going upward as are his recordings, "Something Is Wrong," "Another Child of God" and "Going Home" and "I Won't Have to Cry No More" by the Inspirational Souls are getting lots of airplay across the country. GSF Records premiered their black rock opera, "Free The Black Man's For dates on any of the Kent artists write to them at 5810 S. Chains," in the Corinthian Room of the Park Sheraton Hotel recently Normandie Avenue, L. A., California 90044. for an audience of press, disc jockies and distributors. GSF has released The Stars of Faith are still abroad and doing a fantastic job the original cast album with the Afro-American Ensemble, featuring each night of making the audience demand L. C. Grier and Novella Edmonds, who performed at the debut. A na- more even when the tional tour is currently being planned. Seen at the premiere are, from curtains are about to close. I hope the day will come when this left, Len Sachs, Vice President of Sales and Promotion for GSF; Bob group who has been underrated by American people for too long Austin and Sid Parnes of Record World; and George Trow of the New can really be appreciated here at home. (Cont. on p. 46) Yorker.

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www.americanradiohistory.comAmericanRadioHistory.Com The Brubecks: A Family Affair THE JAZZ By MARTIN SNIDER JAZZ LP PICKS \NORD LP CHART NEW YORK - Dave Bru - beck is someone almost every- MADE FOR EACH OTHER JANUARY 6, 1913 one has heard of. He has per- SONNI STITT-Delrnark DS 426 formed more than 5,000 con- The title is derived from the empathy certs in his musical career, go- that Stitt shares with his sidemen Don 1. ON THE CORNER ing to every part of the world Patterson and Billy James. This new MILES DAVIS-Columbia KC 31906 offers eight standards to entertain. In some of those Stitt collection 2. CHICKEN LICKIN' at a level by the trio. places, he has taken his sons, played strong FUNK INC.-Prestige 10043 Darius and Chris, with him to Another fine Sonny Stitt album. help entertain the audiences 3. THE ICEMAN'S BAND with their own groups. These WE GOT A GOOD THING GOING JERRY BUTLER-Mercury SRM 1 648 three musicians came up to HANK CRAWFORD-Kudu 8 Record World to talk. Crawford is a strong Texas saxophonist, 4. LEAN ON ME SHIRLEY SCOTT-Cadet 50025 The three different groups in a no nonsense player. Here he is given (Chess/Janus) the family are Darius Brubeck a set of pop tunes into which he sinks Ensemble, New Heavenly Blue his teeth well, backed up by a powerful, 5. ENERGY ESSENTIALS (Atlantic) and the Dave Bru - funky rhythm section. But the whole VARIOUS ARTISTS-Impulse ASD 9228 by syrupy (ABC) beck group (Atlantic) . They affair is marred somewhat now perform together, bringing strings. If you can get past them, you'll 6. ALL THE KING'S HORSES much diversity into show. enjoy Crawford's music. GROVER WASHINGTON, JR.- the Kudu KU -07 (CTI) The Brubecks explain their performance together as a LIVE IN NEW YORK 7. PRELUDE happening, an event, one which STEVE KUHN- EUMIR DEODATO-CTI 6021 is directed into, not at, the Cobblestone 9020 (Buddah) Kuhn is a brilliant pianist who has 8. AT FUNKY QUARTERS audience. There is no set sched- LIVE played with all the important people and CAL TJADER-Prestige 9409 ule; one of them opens the made a few albums on his own. But still show, and if the audience re- no recognition. Maybe this fine set will 9. INFINITY acts favorably, they continue. JOHN COLTRANE-Impulse AS 9225 change things. With two percussionists (ABC) If the musicians sense non - and bass, Kuhn offers six originals, a communication with the listen- standard and a fine Carla Bley tune. A 10. TALK TO THE PEOPLE ers, they play some arranged strong album. LES McCANN-Atlantic 1619 chord progression and each musician from the next group JIMMY rc3iFEST BLACK roufta 11. CYMANDE BLACK FORREST to perform takes over at a CYMANDE-Janus 3044 JIDIb1I FORREST-Delrnark DS 427 time. The family tie brings the A follow up to Forrest's classic "Gin Is HUB OF HUBBARD musicians together to form mu- 12. THE Gone" album, these previously unre- FREDDIE HUBBARD-BASF 20726 sic, and prestige and pride take leased sides are from that same great a back seat. These musicians session with Elvin Jones, Grant Green 13. LIVE AT THE EAST are sure of themselves, and if PHAROAH SANDERS-Impulse ASD 9228 and Harold Mabern. Sit back and enjoy (ABC) their playing together doesn't this one. make it with the audience, they 14. WORLDS AROUND THE SUN walk off the stage. It is as DIVE BAYETTE (TODD COCHRAN)- SKY Prestige 10045 simple as that. FREDDIE HUBBARD-CTI 6018 They have not had too many In the style of his last two albums, 15. STRANGE FRUIT opportunities to walk off the Hubbard is backed by a strong group BILLIE HOLIDAY-Atlantic SD 1614 stage, for their audiences re- and middle of the road arrangements in ceive them well. Their diversity a set of four tunes. As usual, the man 16. WHAT COLOR IS LOVE allows them room to perform plays beautifully. No living trumpeter TERRY COLLIER-Cadet 50018 almost anywhere. Dave told a can match him. It would also be nice to story about the time he was hear him in more of a jazz context 17. MOSE IN YOUR EAR told the audience he was to face again. MOSE ALLISON-Atlantic SD 1627 one night was definitely going to be his all time worst. He was 18. COOL COOKIN' to play a Methodist girls ATI Flock KENNY BURRELL-Chess 60019 school which specialized in Signs Hocus Pocus Baroque keyboard studies. NEW YORK - ATI has an- IS DETROIT-When Teegarden 19. SHE IS MY LADY GRADY TATE-Janus 3050 Realizing that this was a gol- nounced that it has completed & Van Winkle, Westbound den opportunity, Dave played negotiations for exclusive book- (Chess/Janus) recording artists ing representation of the Chi- best known for their hit single, 20. ASTRUD GILBERTO NOW his versions of the classics, ASTRUD GILBERTO-Perception PLP-29 which brought giggles of cago group, The Flock. At "God, Love & Rook & Roll," re- corded for pleasure from the girls who present, the act is scheduled for four songs their next 21. THE EVOLUTION OF MANN American dates, as album, December 6, the ses- were delightedly familiar with extensive HERBIE MANN-Atlantic SD 2-300 what was being played. well as an upcoming European sions were held while the two tour. musicians were under hypnosis. Dave's musical abilities have 22. LORD OF LORDS In another development, the ALICE COLTRANE-Impulse AS 9224 definitely worn off on his two company has announced that the The date for the session was (ABC) sons. Darius recorded an album Velvet Underground, one of the chosen astrologically by Grace for Paramount of the music of first "avant garde" rock groups, Reinbold, astrologer wife of hyp- 23. CHERRY Charlie Chaplin. He doesn't will start touring again. notist Damon (Reinhold), of STANLEY TURRENTINE-CTI CTI 6017 seem to want to be remembered Promotion Consultants Interna- for that album, but we both bination of many forms of mu- tional. Jim Cassily, the duo's 24. M.F. BORN TWO an produced the session, MAYNARD FERGUSON- agreed it is a fine record. Chris sic. Dave has just finished manager, Columbia KC 31709 just released an album on At- album to be released on At- which was engineered by Dean lantic called "New Heavenly lantic which is tentatively Mounts from Artie Fields Stu- 25. JOHNNY HARTMAN TODAY Blue" which contains a corn - titled "Circadian Dysrhythmia." dio in Detroit. Perception PLP 30

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www.americanradiohistory.comAmericanRadioHistory.Com RECORD WORLD LATiN AMERICAN Personaje De La Semana DESDE (V.I.P. of the Week) ( NUESTRO By GUILLERMO LOZANO RINCON La Asociatión de Periodistas 14' Especializados de la República By TOMAS FUNDORA Mexican otorga cada año sus trofeos "Aguila de América" a (This column appears first in Spanish and then in English.) los artistas más destacados en todas las manifestaciones del ¡Fué cuestión de segundos! ... cuan largos arte, y a quienes contribuyen pueden convertirse a veces. Managua, bella al impulso de los mismos en los ciudad centroamericana, capital de Nicaragua, diferentes campos. Así se reu- ciudad felíz de los nuestros, sufrí la furia de nen los más destacados artistas, lo ignoto. ¡ Qué cruel puede ser la vida en cantantes, coreógrafos, direc- ocasiones! tares, empresarios y periodistas Como ser humano me siento compungido ante escogidos por esa Asociación la tragedia de Managua. Como latino me siento para premiarios con "El Aguila desgarrado. de America." Este año de 1972 Joe P. Martinez Todo aquello que pudiera escribir no sería en elegante fiesta organizada en lo suficientemente impactante como la realidad el Centro Social El Patio de la podían permanecer en el anoni- misa. Ciudad de México se premió a mato. Los periodistas especial- Por ello, por respeto a sus muertos, por el dolor y el sufrimiento gente como Andy Russell, izados lo descubrieron y lo de sus sobrevivientes, por la destrucción de todo lo creado en Libertad Leblanc, Ray Conniff, nominaron para ganar el máx- Managua, "Desde Nuestro Rincón" tiene que callar hoy. Carmita Jimenez. A instituc- imo premio. "El Aguila de Quién nunca ha soportado el peso de la destrucción y sí el gran iones como la Asociacion Naci- America." Y así, desde allá, se poder de la creación, se siente contrito y dubitativo ante las onal de Actores, y entre las premia a un mexicano -ameri- leyes de la vida y de la naturaleza. ha premios, la Asociación de cano que sabido llevar De sus edificios destruidos, de sus muertos y su dolor, la represent- Periodistas Especializados tuvo orgullosamente resurgirá una Managua aún más bella, alegre y bulliciosa que a bien escoger a un hombre ación de nuestra colonia para antes ... Entre tanto ... ¡lloremos! que ha desarrollado una gran aceptar humildemente el trofeo. Y asi lo recibió. Cuando fué labor de promoción para los It was a matter of seconds . . . how long can a few seconds artistas mexicanos. Para llamado al escenario de ese centro nocturno, en medio del last! otorgraarle su presea, y desde Managua, beautiful city of Central America and capital of la Ciudad de Mexico descu- lujo que lucian las bellas, de las grandes personalidades, de Nicaragua was completely destroyed last weekend. brieron en San Antonio, Texas "Desde Nuestro Rincón" and this writer are so deeply moved al Señor Joe P. Martinez, presi- las cegadoras luces de los re- flectores de la televisión que that no other matter could be contained this week in this column. dente de la compañia Marsal From its wreckage, Managua will emerge again as beautiful Productions, un hombre de transmitían de costa a costa, cuando terminó la fanfarria de and happy as she used to be. In the meantime, as Latins, let's grandes principios, de una pray and cry! iniciativa gigante, y sobre todo la orquesta que lo recibio, el de una honradez a carta cabal, senor Joe P. Martinez lo aceptó que ha hecho triunfar a mucha diciendo: " . . . ; muchas grac- gente que se ha sumado a las ias, acepto este trofeo, no como Record World en Spain etiquetas que agrupa su firma un premio, sino como un esti- manufacturera de discos. El mulo para seguir proyectando By MARIANO MENDEZ VIGO Chucho Avellanet; a continu- artista se siente protegido, pro- la música mexicana hasta el Muy buena música amigos: ación Venezuela con "Sueños de movido, y honradamente recibe último rincón de la Union como muchos de los lectores de cristal y miel" que cantó Mirla; su participación económica del Americana . . . ¡En nombre de ésta página ya estarán inform- en sesto lugar se clasificó Port- con "Gloria, triunfo. Todos estos atributos mis artistas y de Marsal Pro- ados e incluso, presenciaron en ugal Gloria, alelu- que enaltecen la personalidad ductions muchas gracias! directo, se ha celebrado el "I ya" que cantó Tonicha; a con- tinuación Chile con "Uua vez, del señor Joe P. Martinez, no (Continued on page 39) Festival Ibero-americano de la Canción," através de la (Organ- otra vez" que cantó Gillermo ización de Televisión Ibero- Basterrechea; Argentina se amerciana) (O.T.I.) organizado clasificó en octavo lugar con por Televisión Española y cele- "Sabes que aquí estamos, Amer- brado en el Palacio de Expos- ica," que la cantó su propio we lag autor Victor Heredia; a con- iciones y Congresos de Madrid. El primer premio correspondió tinuación la República Domini- a Brasil con la canció "Diálogo" cana con "Siempre habrá en la "ROSAS A SANDRA" que cantaron Claudia Regina y Luna una sonrisa," que in- Tobias. Trece fueron los países terpretó Fernando Casado; concursantes, con sus corre- luego le tocó el turno a Bolivia spondiéntes jurados, que las con su canción "No volveré a SABU clasificaron por el siguiente pasar por aquí" que interpretó ES -1108 orden. Canción ganadora "Diá- Arturo Quezada; Colombia pre- logo" de Brasil; segundo Pana- sentó "Volverás a mis brazos" má con "!Oh Señor!" interpre- que cantó muy bien Christo- DUAL DIMENSIONAL tado por Basilio; en tercer pher; con "Recuerdos de un SOUND puesto "Niña" que cantó Mari- Skyline Dist.: 636 10th Avenue, New adios" se Perú, York, N.Y. 10036 (212) 541-4834 sol representando a España; en presentó can- R & J Dist.: 108 Sherman Ave., New York, N. Y. 10034 (212) 942-8185 ción que defendió su propia Allied Wholesale: Calle Cerra #610, Santurce, P.R. 00927 (809) 788-1912 cuarto lugar Puerto Rico con el tema "Porti" que interpretó (Continued on page 39)

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JANUARY 6, 1973 JANUARY 6, 1973 JANUARY 6, 1973 JANUARY 6, 1973 California New York Los Angeles Espana (Spain) Redlands, By Mariano Mendez Vigo By KCAL By KALI Latin Soul 1. EL PADRINO 1. MIRADA QUE FASCINA 1. VOLVER VOLVER ANDY WILLIAMS -CBS LUCHA VILLA-Musart By Joe Gaines-WEVD VICENTE FERNANDEZ-CoI/Cay. 2. ROCK & ROLL 2. CANGREJITO PLAYERO HERMES NINO -Latin 2. AY QUE CELOS GARY GLITTER-Polydor PERDIDO PEPE NAVA -CR 3. ALONE AGAIN (NATURALLY) 3. AMOR 1. PIRANA GILBERT O'SULLIVAN-Columbia CARMELA REY -Gas 3. ME JUEGO ENTERO POR TU AMOR WILLIE COLON-Fania 4. UNA SENCILLA CANCION DE AMOR 4. NO TENGO CULPA SAN DRO-Col /Cay 2. MI PROPIO YO TONY LANDA-Hispavox CARLOS LICO-Musart CHAPARRO Y SU ORCH.-Rico 4. OJOS GITANOS 5. ADIOS ADIOS 5. NO TENGAS MIEDO JUAN LUIS-Col/Cay PEDRO RUY-BLAS-Poplandia-RCA LOS SOLITARIOS-Peerless 3. SPANISH POPCORN PACHECO-Fania 5. MI CHULITA 6. DAMA DAMA 6. UN, ADIOS MICKEY-MEX TEX-Orfeon CECILIA -CBS FELIPE ARRIAGA-CBS/Cay 4. A THOUSAND WAYS 7. EL ULTIMO VERANO 6. M. DE LOURDES 7. SUGAR ME JOE CUBA -Tico DE PAUL MANOELLA TORRES. -CBS/Cay M. DE LOURDES -Miami LYNSEY -Columbia 5. AYE QUE FRIO 8. LET'S DANCE 8. EL CHASCO OCHO -UA Latino 7. DEBUT Y DESPEDIDA THE CATS-Emi Odeon MIKE LAURE-Musart ELIO ROCA/ARRIAGADA-Miami/Capitol 6. JULIA 9. ALGO DE MI 9. NADIE SABE FLOR EL GRAN COMBO-EGC 8. MI TRISTEZA ES MIA CAMILO SESTO-Ariolo SILVESTRE-Musart ANGELES NEGROS -Parnaso 10. WOMAN TO WOMAN 10. LA CAMPESINA 7. PALLADIUM DAYS JOE COCKER-Polydor LOS 7 MODERNISTAS -Gas TITO PUENTE -Tico 9. ROSAS PARA MI AMOR ALBERTO VAZQUEZ-Gas 8. MAGDALENA LA CONSPIRACION-Vaya 10. EL CHAMACO MODERNO MANNI PEREZ-RCA De La Semana 9. FREE AGAIN Personaje LA LUPE -Tico (Continued from page 38) 10. INCOMPRENDIDO . . . ISMAEL RIVERA-Tico autora Betty Misiego, y por ción de Tokio" Caliente 11. PENSANDO EN TI En Spain último se clasificó Uruguay, con todavía el éxito a nivel nacional LOS SATELLITES-Discolando ha (Continued from page 38) "Busco mi destino" que cantó del "Oh, oh, July," que les 12. LA LOTERIA Rona. valido su tercer disco de oro, ANDY HARLOW-Vaya Nunca fué dado un premio más Este "I Festival Iberoameri- vuelven a asomarse a nuestro 13. MUJER MUJER merecido. De esto puede dar TEMPO 70 -Mexicana cano de la Canción" tendrá su panorama discográfico Los Di- uno quien conozca 14. ADAM Y EVA cuenta cada segunda cersión en Brasil, por ablos con el tema "Niña de pa- ORCHESTRA COLON -Rico de cerca a Joe P. Martinez, un ser la canción ganadora, el 12 pá" ... Como se dijo por T.V.E., 15. PALO MONTE verdadero señor en toda la Massiel ha vuelto: su L.P. sobre ISMAEL MIRANDA CON LA ORCHESTRA de Octubre (día de la Hispani- HARLOW-Fanio extensión de la palabra. dad) de 1973. Esperemos que temas de Bertolt Bresht, puede para entonces se presenten los calificarse como un acierto .. . 21 paises que pertenecen a la La versión del "Pequeño tam- O.T.I., y no trese como han borilero" de José Feliciano acudido éste año, ya que el será probablemente el disco más LAIN ANERCAN éxito artístico, la organización, vendido éstas Navidades . . . el desarrollo y la transmisión Tony Ronald ha sido seleccio- fueron perfectas con la pre- nado por el M.I.D.E.M. para ALB(JVI PICKS sentación de la guapisima Rosa que represente a España en el Maria Mateos y el veterano "Festival Internacional del Dis- profesional Raúl Matas. co," que se celebrará en Cannes, una exactamente en la gala del día TE ESPERO Marifé de Triana prepara importante jira por Iberoameri- 24 de Enero . . . Su reciente SAND RO-CBS 19238 cana donde dará a conocer su estancia en España ha pro- Esperada nueva grabación de Sandro españolisimo repertoria . . . porcionado a Elton John la lanzada ya en Argentina y programada Causa espectación Almas Hu- ayuda popular que necesitava para Enero en todo Latinomérica y mildes ante su nuevo single que para situarse en los altos Estados Unidos. "El Deseo de Vivir," contiene dos numeros import- niveles del éxito que su música "Amarte es mi Castigo," "No Me antes : "Walking Along" y merece. "Rocket Man" está pre- Dejes," (Genial número) "En Nombre "Canta libre," canción con sente en todas las clasifica- del Amor" y "Con Diez . Añs Menos" marchamo de éxito seguro . ciones especializadas del país, dentro de un gran repertorio. Se incluye Mención especial obtuvo Julian también su nuevo éxito "Me Juego y el público ha aceptado Granados con la canción "Sun- la inspiración de Entro por tu Amor." day morning" en el último abiertamente "Festival Mundial de la Can- (Continued on page 40) New album by Sandro already released in Argentina and pro- grammed to be released in January in all of Latin America and the States. "Diablo Angelical," "Con Diez Años Menos," "Te FROM ALEGRE Espero Bajo el Sol" and "Heredarás mi Nombre." His new hit NEW Entro tu Amor" is included. "Me Juego por "EL NUEVO YAYO"

EARNIE'S CONSPIRACY YAYO EL INDIO ORQUESTA LA CONSPIRACION- ALEGRE CLPA 7001 Vaya VS -9 Con arreglos de Ernie Agosto y Nelson Sanchez danza La Conspiración este THIS LP INCLUDES nuevo repertorio en el cual se destacan "MALDICION" "Magdalena," "S.E.R.A.," "Sangre son Colorá," "Se Acaba el Mundo" y "El b/w Negrito." Producida por Willie Colon. "TE DESAFIO" With arrangements by Ernie Agosto and Nelson Sanchez, La ALEGRE SINGLE 4048 Conspiracion offers here, a saleable repertoire. "La Culebra," A DIVISION OF "Fracaso," "Es tu Vida," "El Negrito," more. Produced by Willie TICO -ALEGRE RECORDS ROULETTE REC. INC. Colon. 17 W. 60th St. N.Y.C. 10023 (212) 757-9880 (Continued on page 40)

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www.americanradiohistory.comAmericanRadioHistory.Com CONCERT REVIEW Christmas Sales Mac, diciandree, Elephants Form Strong Bill at Academy (Continued from page 4) ed 1000 customers on Saturday NEW YORK - Reprise re- Christine McVie's "Homeward their own. A prime example of -cash customers, not browsers cording artists Fleetwood Mac Bound," from the group's latest this ability was demonstrated or people who didn't buy any- played the closing sets of their Reprise 1p, "Bare Trees," and when the group opened. with thing. And the average sale current United States tour last their standard Jeremy Spencer Neil Young's "Down By The worked out to between $6 and week-end at Howard Stein's closing tune, "Rattlesnake River," here rendered in ar- $7 per sale. Tapes were really Academy of Music in New York. Shake." The group sang two dent and striking musical form. big, and we had a big volume Their set was one of the mu- songs from their upcoming al- John Denver's "Country Roads" increase over last year." Linda sical surprises of the year as bum, 'Wild Wind," a very and Tom Rush's "No Regrets" describes the week as "dyna- they displayed remarkable mu- melodic and loving homage to both benefit from Fran Mc- mite" and "tremendous." sical and vocal ability. groupie:, and "Leave It To Kendree's warm and empathe- Tower Records' San Francis- Over the years, and through You," a mighty rock and roller. tic vocal delivery, and Michael co store, acknowledged to be several albums, Fleetwood Mac A highlight was their rendition Dreyfuss's and one of the top grossing stores theremin elec- in has changed personnel many of the Allman Brothers' "In tric violin on a the record business, experi- this song add enced times; the current group con- The Country," featuring Bob new and beautiful musical di- a "tremendous" week. sists of Dave on slide in a mension. "We had all three registers go- Walker, lead vo- Weston guitar From their new Decca ing constantly cals, Hick Fleetwood on drums, song that builds from a lazy, ablum, "Tracks," the group throughout the John McVie on bass, bluesy to a very heavy weekend," according to Tower's Christine intro also revitalized Dylan's "The Rick Zitkin. McVie on piano and vocals, rocker. One can only more than Man In Me." "It seems like I spent most of my time counting American Bob Welch on guitar ezger:y anticipate Fleetwood Highlights of the group's set out and B1-,b Weston on :.¡ac': next album. They are drawers." The store moved lead guitar. were "Friends Die Easy," Fran 600 Carly Simon W. stfin has just joined the now on'y beginning to realize 1p's over the McKendree's own electric and Christmas weekend, and "Tom- group, and his guitar work re- their vast musical potential. yet moving song, played live my" was also minds one of such greats as After too long an absence a big seller. with amazing virtuosity with The 30 -store National Record Clapton and Hendrix. To see from the i.Tew York musical Fran on acoustic guitar and Mart chain, based in Pitts- and hear him is an incredible scene, the tornado of musical Marty on lead electric. A true musical t ,:- burgh, reported "extremely experience. The other al- called cKei .:a Springpring knockout was "God Bless The good, across-the-board sales, newer ;-,ember of the group is returned to play en this bill. who Conspiracy," Michael Drey- much better than last year." the afore -mentioned Dave Tr_e leur rien make up fuss's astounding musical com- Jimmy whose Grimes, buyer for the Walker, lead vocals and the group are lead singer Fran position which allows him to chain, said foreign, budget and very T`cYenclree, who also amiable stage presence add plays show off exactly what the budget classics showed good immeasurably to the group's acoustic guitar, Martin Slutsky theremin can and should do. sales, in addition to T?olinan on sales of success in live performance. on lead guitar, Fred The group had slide projec- over 5000 Disneyland 1p's which Waiker used to sing ;ead vo- r3äó3 ..0 í,ions un a screen behind them moved out on a special promo- cals for Savoy Brown, and cnaeì µ ii'reyruss oft eiectr-is to further depict the mood or tion the Record Mart ran. Weston comes to Fleetwood violin a2-2, tT_-ererlin. At times, story of their songs. For the And another leading chain, Mot 7 _ - `n .._o.n Baldry. e:e four ___o._i come together most part, these seemed to me the Record Bar, reported "a dy- _n_'mned many with sounds that send musical as suoer;_ueus as subtitles on namic week." Buyer Pete Smo- of blues tinged clas- o7 111s a.p and down your spine. an English language film. len reported that Friday and sics. ^3 a-raerr er Peter` grounn posses:es t:_e un- (Continued on page 46) Saturday were "two of the big- G;1.7 Breakir.-.-;Js r.y abilay to reinterpret gest shopping days I've ever Dc:. " e slower, mellower r in s' material seen." Smolen also reported _-.'-gig "Same Old Blues," in a way as to make it all sold Clef Aumiis that the day after Christmas, (Continued from page 3) normally a good day for retail -I o stores, was also a day of in- `L`.rF5L and blues hit "I've Been Lonely credible sales, a feeling borne For So Long" and Freddy Wel- out by a number of other retail- (Continued from page 39) ler for the country hit "Lonely ers. Sam Goody's and King Karol EL 19010 Women Make Good Lovers." NEC ;O .DEI. BRASIL in New York reported good (Canta en Español) The Clef awarded Nelson was sales, as did the west -coast EVALDO BRAGA-Audio Latino ALS -3070 the highlight of several special Wherehouse chain. Christmas Con grandes ventas acumuldas en -e^entnticns commemorating was good to all retailers-large Brasil con "Yo Quiero," Evaldo Braga the 20th Anniversary and small alike. también luce triunfador con "Amo a of the su Hija, Señor," "Cuantas Veces," Lowery Group. Other presenta- "Porque Razón" y "La Cruz de mi tions were made to South, 9erwonaje Vida." Grabación original de Corn- Lowery and Mary Tallent. panhia B:asilera Phonogram. South was given a special 20th Ln Semana A n n i v e r s a r (Continued from page 39) Evaldo Braga smashed in Brasil with "Yo Quiero," included y Commerative in this cut. Also "Hoy No Tienes para Dar," "Mis Penas y mi Award as the writer who has éste genio actual de la música Dolor," "Dios Mío," "No Atiendas" and others. Original recording contributed the most to the ligera en todo el mundo . from Phonogram, Brazil. Lowery Group, while Tallent Después de su gran éxito defin- itivo del asturiano Danny \-:as presented the Silver Clef Daniel con "Vals Donna," LO L"EJOR para DE Award as the cryanization's será, probablemente, su con- LOS ARRIAGAELt-Sabor CS -1605 Staff Employee of the Year. sagración popular en España Los grandes vendedores, Los Arriagada Joseph A. "Cotton" Carrer, como solista ... EMI -ODEON en un S.A. ha sido la primera compañ- repertoria cargado de sus grandes writer of the Lowery éxitos, tales cono "No Vuelvo a Amar," Group's ía en lanzar al mercado discos "Poema," `Gané Cesss te Hice Yo," "Ya _'_ st hit, "I iIave But One Goal," cuadrafónicos, con los cuales se Nada es Igual" y "Sigamos Pecando." presented Bill Lowery and his van a hacer demostraciones de wife Billye with scrapbooks cap- sonido en Madrid. Y por hoy tring the highlights nada más. Feliz Navidad y 1 Smashing package by the sellers, Hermanos Arriagada. of their 23 Próspero Año Nuevo para todos "Nathalie,"ale, Esta Tarde Vi Llover, "Qué Cosas te Hice Yo," years in the entertainment in- los amigos del otro lado del "Mi Viejo" and "Lo Mismo que a Usted." dustry. far y ... !chaucito!

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www.americanradiohistory.comAmericanRadioHistory.Com Classical Sales GFR Equipment Seized Brut Debuts (Continued from page 28) (Continued from page 3) a high rate of return on the be returned to them so they "Grand Funk is on a 90-10 deal Dynaflex pressings." could perform as scheduled. after expenses with the Gar- However, as soon as the concert den. These expenses can be In addition to the budget was over, the group's instru- anywhere from 40-60% of the lines, what else moves? "Our ments and equipment were gross. The Garden takes about biggest seller other than budget seized and are now reportedly a week to get their accounts in is DGG, then Angel. With in storage in Brooklyn under order. Once that is done, we Philips, the higher list price is Terry Knight's name. will make our presentation to hurting somewhat, but because Phoenix House. In fact, an au- of Perhaps most importantly, the excellent quality, the Knight revealed that none of ditor from Phoenix House will buyer doesn't mind paying the money taken in at the box be there to verify all the pro- Richard Barrie, (center) Executive extra. Inc. office had been given to either ceedings. A press release will Vice President of Fabergé, prepares a recording agreement "This past Christmas, we the promoters or the perform- be issued detailing the amount from the Nas- with the first artist to be signed moved a phenomenal amount of ers, but was being witheld by of money grossed sau and Garden dates." by Brut Records, singer Jesse Cut- classical product: Lots of the Madison Square Garden. Knight ler (right). His single "Rich Beethoven nine symphonies- wanted to know whether the Also, Cavaliere wished to Man's Son" will be released on the Karapan, Szell. The Ninth sold performers personally paid make clear that it was the Brut label in early January. Rick well on its own. The Bach Phoenix House, as group man- sheriff, and not Terry Knight, Baxter (left) will head up the la- Brandenburg Concertos were ager Andy Cavaliere promised who reversed the decision bel, a new division of Fabergé's big, as were the Cantatas on they would do if necessary. which allowed the group to Brut Productions. Telefunken. The Planets, the Knight also revealed that play the Garden date with their Bernstein Mass, Stravinsky- own equipment and instru- a functioning one, and that Kirshner denied that any of noted only three arenas have held the all have done well. One album his own money from the tele- ments. Cavaliere also that amazes us all is the old that the new corporation form- money from the group's many vision taped special would be shows thus far. Dennis Brain Mozart Horn contributed to Phoenix Huose, ed by Grand Funk Railroad is Concertos-we always order which is contrary to Cavaliere double on that and still we con- statement at a Grand Funk Listening Post tinually run out!" press conference held two (Continued from page 14) weeks ago. WBAB-Babylon, NY . . . The current line-up is as follows: 2 p.m. Special Sales Henry Rule, President of 6-10 a.m. Chris Michaels (formerly with WPGC), 10 a.m. to Roy Reynolds (formerly with WGBB), 2 to 4 p.m. Steven G. Elliot, What other sales do they ABC, has contacted counsel for Terry Knight Enterprises re- 4 to 8 p.m. Scott Robbins (Music Director), 8 p.m. to midnight The run "We run a special label 6 a.m. questing copies of contracts be- Original Mark Alan (Program Director), Midnight to sale each week and this really Gentleman Jim Carter (formerly with KNIT). helps our full price labels. We tween Good Knight productions 4,381; and the members of Grand FCC ... As of November 30, 1972-total AM stations: recently ran a sale on DGG- FM stations: 2,401; and educational FM: 549. we sold out of 48 items and Funk Railroad. Knight alleges WRAW-Reading . . . Program Director wrote and asked that moved over 150 albums. And that he owns the soundtrack else's rights to the group as well as we straighten out a mix-up that occured recently in someone these sales don't hurt the other column (of course, we never make mistakes here). It seems that labels. If the customer wants the exclusive contractual rights for their likeness reproduction in a recent article about how to break records in upstate Penna., a particular album, he'll take it was stated that Gene Werley programs WSAN in Allentown and it, sale or not. The same is with regard to film. Don Kirsh- ner, ABC, and Capitol have all WRAW in Reading. Well, actually Gene programs WAEB in Allen- true with jazz albums, but not town and WRAW, its sister station is programmed by the above with rock." been advised that they will be acting in violation of these ex- Doug Weldon. Since in this day of small number, WRAW just "Do they advertise? "We do a clusive agreements if the show got a 33 in morning drive and a 50 (!) in afternoon drive, we bit of local advertising, mainly is indeed aired. certainly want to give credit where it's due. in The Village Voice, Wisdom' San Diego . . . Speaking of ratings-The recent ARB showed Child (a local "handout' paper David Yarnell, Producer of that in over-all total shares 12 years and over KCBQ 10.5, KDEO that has a tremendous West the "In Concert" series, told 4.1, KOGO 9.2, KGB AM & FM 5.9, KPRI 3.2, KPSE 3.2, KFMB Side following), The Majority Record World that in accord- AM 3.6, KSON 5.1, However, in adults 18 to 34 KGB led in just Report (a women's movement ance with his conversations about all time slots with the over-all 18-34 shares, KGB 11.0, paper), and the Columbia Uni- with ABC, the Grand Funk KCBQ 10.5, KDEO 6.1, and KPRI 6.5. versity AM station. Tf two cus- taped concert would definitely KTUF/KNIX-Phoenix ... Larry Daniels, PD at the station for tomers a day mention an ad, be aired as scheduled. the past 3 years has had the pleasure of seeing his country format then I figure that there must be "I hope the people in our and programming take the station from almost "dead last" in a at least another six or ten who business will see that I can and market of 30 stations to #1 in adults 18-49. His line-up is 5-9 a.m. saw it but didn't say anything." will do everything I said I Tommy Wright, 9 a.m. to Noon Larry Daniels, Noon to 3 p.m. Bob To sum up, where does Happy would do," added night in refer- Butler (Production Mgr.), 3-7 p.m. Mike Scott (Music Director), his legal 7 Midnight Len Roberts, Midnight to 5 a.m. Skip Conway. Tunes fit into the scene? "I ence to continuing p.m. to struggles with the group. WHN-New York . . . Corinne Baldassano has been named Mu- think Happy Tunes is unique. sic Director to replace Bob Russo who has become assistant Pro- We're not large, but we carry Cavaliere Replies gram Director as announced by Program Director Allan Hotlen. everything. And we ern compete Andy Cavalie:e, current man- She has been at the station for the past two years most recently with the Goodys. What I don't ager of Grand Funk Railroad, assisting Russo when he was Music Director. KRTH-Los . . . Hal Rosenber, General Manager of have I can get, and our custom- spoke with Record World to Angeles NRTH was recently made a vice president of RKO General, Inc. ers recognize the convenience. present his side of the story concerning remarks made to becoming the only FM general manager in the RKO system to We're the first real record store this magazine by Terry Knight. double as a vice president. do in the neighborhood, and we Cavaliere was most anxious to KCBQ-San Diego . . . Starting January 4 Bill Gardner to get people coming up from the noint out that Grand Funk afternoon drive (previously at KING, Seattle). daily Eighties rather than take the Railroad, as promised, will pay KMET-Los Angeles ... Sandy Gibson will be heard thrice doing "The Hollywood Scoreboard," which will be a wrap-up of train downtown. Our growth out of their own Dockets, if necessary, the money from their tasty tidbits and gory gossip of the Hollywood scene, as it were. has been the steady mo-^?entum Nassau Coliseum and Madison ABC -New York . . . Tim Powell promoted to Director of Pro- of building up steady custom- Square Garder dates to Phoe- gram Development, will be co-ordinating ideas and projects for all ers." nix House. As Cavaliere stated, ABC -FM stations. Powell had been at KLOS -FM in Los Angeles.

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www.americanradiohistory.comAmericanRadioHistory.Com RECORD WORLD NOERNAflONAL GBIANY CANALI4 By LARRY LeBLANC SINGLE IMPORT TIP OF THE WEEK TORONTO-Rainbow magazine has issued MANANA-Bay City Rollers-Polydor Bell a 7" 33-1 3 public service recording of "Save SINGLE EXPORT TIP OF THE WEEK The Seals" radio spots from prominent re- cording artists. Included on the disc are Susan LOOP DI LOVE -1. Bastos-Bellaphon Jacks, Terry Jacks, Luke Gibson, Larry Evoy, George Taros, Foot In Coldwater, Neil Sedaka, TELEVISION RECORD TIP FOR: Don Troiano, George Hamilton IV, Ritchie Yorke, Moe Koffman, and Murray McLauchlan (ZDF NETWORK HIT-PARADE) ... Joni Mitchell swept through town last week before heading to Saskatoon for Xmas . . . New Boot album for Stevedore Steve, titled "I've Lived," and Stompin' Tom Connors, MEIN HERZ IST BEI DIR-Roy Black--Polydor titled "Stompin' Tom and the Hockey Song" . . . There's talk of government curb of U.S. produced commercials on Canadian radio . . . GRT artist Mike Graham has released "Lock, Stock & ALBUMS OF THE WEEK Teardrops" single ... Lighthouse off with "You Girl" to follow- up the fantastic "Sunny Days" (POP)-A TAP IN THE OCEAN-Krokodil-Bellaphon single ... RCA reports excellent action on new George Hamilton IV single "Maritime Farewell" (CLASSICAL)-THE BARBER OF SEVILLE (ROSSINI) .. Christopher Kearney has completed his second album for Sun - Claudio Abbado/Herrmann Prey-(Polydor) Deutsche Grammophon dog Productions. Kearney will be touring Western Canada in January with a week long appearance in Vancouver . . . A&M launched a massive billboard campaign in Toronto for Cat By PAUL SIEGEL Stevens and Lorence Hud . . . Gail Sheehan has completed a single "Picture Yourself" for London Records. Ben Kaye produced BERLIN-This New Year will rocket off into the singer -songwriter at Andre Perry Studios. Vince Parks ar- musical space `round our troubled globe with ranged and conducted the date. An album is in the works . . . a revolution in the customer's musical pocket, Stompin' Tom Connors was as they presented with his third gold album will turn their pennies over twice by Jack Starr, owner of the Horseshoe Tavern. Success of the before any will rush to buy records that are on album "Live At The Horseshoe" the charts, but those records helped celebrate Jack Starr's which soothe 25th anniversary in business ... Gifted performer Barbara Ham- higher musical tastes . . RCA Music their ilton was showcased on CBC-TV's second program of the new Publishers have moved, here's their new hunt- season on Dec. 29. Entitled Hamilton Woman," the one - ing ground: Hallerstrasse 7', 2000 Hamburg "That woman show featured Barbara in a number of sketches includ- 13 Telephone 4102071, & when a smilin' Indian chief greets ... ing singing a number from "Anne of Green Gables." The seg- you, it's Peter Ingwersen, sayin' "how" . . . Incidentally in the ment was directed by Herb Roland . . . Artie Kaplan single same building is BASF Production, & when both offices are "God Fearin' Man" has empty both RCA & BASF, you know they are fighting in the base- been pulled from the album "Confessions of . . . ment ... Here's a toast to one of the gentlest and fairest, men a Male Chauvinist Pig" New Sharon Lowness album on Boot, . outside of our industry, Sam Becker, who built the Miami Beach titled "Broomstick Horse Cowboy" . . London Records threw bash Federal Skyscraper, & who was my dj radio sponsor on WKAT, a for Ray Materick during his stint at Grumble's Prine in . . . & WMIE in Miami, but mostly who backed the musical future and John town to tape Ian Tyson TVer Magic Manage- foundation of classical music of Florida with the Miami Sym- ment introduced a 20 minute 16 mm color and sound film which phony Orch, hats off to you, "Sam Becker!" Polydor's "Mike" was produced in Toronto and depicts the company's artists ...... Slic Bros. Von Winterfeldt is back from Polydor New York.... Editor -in - -Canada has been formed by Truck Music Limited as an chief, & owner of Germany's leading press letter bulletins is independent promotion -design division . . . Polydor off with a Dieter Liffers, a wide awake and respected journalist in our Debi Lori Kaye single "God Bless The Child" that could hit home industry ... Triple threat young Ralph Siegel sent me two wild with MOR stations . . . Anne Murray will perform at African birds, carved out of African wood, which my teenage MIDEM . . . Upcoming Columbia product includes an album by daughter & son have piloted into their rooms as talisman ... If John Allan Cameron titled "Lord Of The Dance" and sets from any of you can't find a room any more for MIDEM, then I advise Edith Butler . . . Quality has released a single by Calgary's Mery Smith you to bring along a sleeping bag for the beach in Cannes . . . titled "Come Along When I Go." The single was Francis, Day & Hunters, P.R. man, Arndt Bayerl, tells us that produced by Travis Turk . . . CKLG received the Edward R. his boss, Lilo Bornemann have signed three new firms from Murrow Award for the outstanding radio documentary in North London, Blackclaw Music, Christchurch Music, and Python America. The five hour documentary, "Our Home and Native Music; "It's A Two Way Street" is their latest copyright . . . Land," examined the status and problems of Indians in Canada. Wonder if "WEA's" Deutschland boss, Sigi Loch found his brief- The award was made at the recent Nassau convention of the case in the Teddy Stauffler swimming pool in Acapulco, with all RTNDA. the Atlantic hits marked yes? . . . No? . . Phonogram Philips personnel very sad to see their "Liebling" Wolfgang Kretzchmar voluntarily leave his many yeared A&R post ... Taking over his job as A&R Director will be Jürgen Sauermann, former music Andre Perry Producing editor for "Welt Am Sonntag" & editor in chief of Trade Mag, "Der Musikmarkt" . Teldec has a new P. R. press letter called, MONTREAL-Andre Perry, son and Hawk, and Brian "Tonende Welt" (World Soundings) . . . Hans J. Versemann President of Good Noise Ltd., Blaine (a singer/songwriter). rushed me a brand new USA BASF single called "We Believe In has announced that he and his Perry, former owner of the Tomorrow." It's an English adaptation of Guiseppe Verdi's opera staff have finished product on Andre Perry Studios of Mont- theme "Nabucco;" flip side is, "überall Auf Der Welt" (The Man -Made (a progressive real, has been receiving inter- German quarter of a million version). group), Ronney Abramson (a ested people from the American (Continued on page 44) solo artist/writer), duo Jack- market at his Montreal office.

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JANUARY 6, 1973 JANUARY 6, 1973 JANUARY 6, 1973 Shel Silverstein! GERMANY'S TOP 10 FRANCE'S TOP 10 CLASSICAL LP's TOP 10 MIDDLE EUROPE Dr. Hook! Nude! 1. SO LANGE ICH LEBE 1. LAISSE-MOI VIVRE MA VIE BATA ILLIC-Polydor FREDERIC FRANCOIS-Vogue 1. BARBIER VON SEVILLA 2. DREAMS ARE TEN A PENNY 2. HIMALAYA ROSSINI-DER On T.V.! CLAUDIO ABBADO H. PREY-Polydor KINCADE-Bellaphon C. JEROME-Disc'Az DENMARK Dr. Hook's 3. BLAU BLUHT DER ENZIAN 3. MA JALOUSIE 2. VERDI: MESSA DA REQUIEM HEINO-Columbia RINGO WILLY-CAT-Carrere KARAJAN 'BERLIN PHIL-Polydor filmed one hour -special for 4. MEIN SCHATZ, DU BIST'NE WUCHT 4. LE ROI 3. PROKOFIEFF, PETER AND THE WOLF Danish television has not been CHRIS ROBERTS-Polydor GEORGES BRASSENS -Philips Ariola-Eurodisc BAM 5. QUE MARIA ETAIT JOLIE aired there yet, but not because 5. WIG-WAM 4. MOZART THE SWEET -RCA MICHEL DELPECH-Barclay DIE PREUSS QUARTETTE-Intercord of a nude scene of the entire 6. IF YOU COULD READ MY MIND 6. JOLIE FILLE SPOTNIKS-Polydor POLARIS-Disc'Az 5. BACH: DAS KANTATENWERK #5 Medicine Show band and com- N. HARNONCOURT-Telefunken/Decca 7. UN CANTO A GALICIA 7. LE LUNDI AU SOLEIL poser Shel Silverstein. JULIO IGLESIAS -Decca CLAUDE FRANCOIS-Fleche 6. BACH: BRANDENBURG KONZORTE A CBS Grammofon A/S exec- 8. MOULDY OLD DOUGH 8. C'EST MA PRIERE ACADEMY OF ST. MARTIN OIN THE LIEUTENANT PIGEON -Decca MIKE BRANT-C.B.S. FIELDS, NEVILLE MARRINER-Philips utive in Denmark said: "I saw 9. UNSER TAGLICHES BROT IST DIE LIEBE 9. CLAIR 7. BEETHOVEN: VIOLIN CONCERT the segment myself, and found PETER ALEXANDER-Ariola GILBERT O'SULLIVAN-Decca BRUNO WALTER/ZINO FRANCESCATTI- 10. ELECTED 10. FAIS COMME L'OISEAU CBS it so great, that I think that it's MICHEL FUGAIN-C.B.CS. ALICE COOPER -Warner Bros. (WEA) 8. HANDEL-WASSERMUSIC just the thing to make Dr. Hook Through the Courtesy of: Through the Courtesy of: BASF one of our biggest groups." EUROPE No. 1 ... PARIS 9. HAYDN: DIE GROSSENSTREICHQUAR- AUTOMATENMARKT/DDO/MUSIKMARKT Program Dir: Pierre Delanoe He added that he could not (Compiled by: PAUL SIEGEL) TETTE- Fono tell at this time what the re- 10. BRAHMS: KLAVIERKONZERTE action would be to the nude UA Soundtracking E. GILELS, BERLIN PHIL-Polydor scene, "but I should really won- Yes Filmed Through the Courtesy of: der if there would be any bad sold -out `Lust Tango' CLASSICAL SALES LONDON - Two Compiled by: Sophie Mendel ones." concerts by Yes at the Rainbow LOS ANGELES - United Theater in London have been Artists Records will release the filmed, and will be edited into a original motion picture score 1p 50 -minute feature, either for for "Last Tango In Paris" later theatrical screening or for tele- this month. FRAN vision, reports manager Brian Music for "Last Tango In Lane. Paris" was composed and con- By GILLES PETARD Film will be used to aid pro- by Gato Barbieri. Set will ducted were in motion of the group's new live also be available in eight track Ennio Morricone and Sergio Leone double album, recorded during picture is Paris in November to receive two gold records tape. The motion movie the band's last tour of America. scheduled to open in New York for the single and the album of the a Time in the West." The album will be issued by City and in Los Angeles in mid - soundtrack of "Once Upon Atlantic Records in the spring. January. The awards were handed out by actor Henry Fonda on the TV Show "Cadet Rousselle" .. . Bill Withers, on a promo tour, was featured on the TV show "Top á Petula Clark" . . . Lou Farrell -Bootleg Tie Adler came to Paris for the launching of the imported in (Continued from page 21) Album "Tommy." The record is large quantities by RCA and is selling for ternational deal, both Cadd and leg deal. $14.60 retail ... Véronique Sanson has a second album out on the Tudor flew here to finalize the During Cadd and Tudor's Elektra label (WSA) called "De l'autre côté de nos rêves." On negotiations and meet with stay in Los Angeles, they were Warners Terry Riley recorded a longplay in France, the music of Chelsea's key executives headed briefed by Farrell and the the movie "Les yeux fermés" . . . Another WEA pro- by Farrell, Buz Wilburn, Vice Chelsea Records executives on duction is a musical symphony inspired by the revolt of President and General Man- the upcoming marketing and May 1968; the artist is Vangelis Papathanassiou ... The Société ager, and Jerry Fine, Vice merchandising campaign that Sofrason, presided over by Pelgrims de Bigard will be celebrating President of National Promo- Chelsea will undertake for the at the MIDEM a triple anniversary: the 25th birthday of Decca - tion. David Mook, who adminis- Cadd album, which is sched- France, the 40 years of Fonior of Belgium and the 20 years of ters the Wes Farrell Organi- Vogue Records, an- uled to be released here na- Dureco . . . César Rossini, general mgr. of zation's West Coast publishing of Frédéric Francois tionally early in 1973. Chelsea nounces that together, the three singles and independent production have sold over a million copies; "Laisse-moi vivre ma vie," the is and distrib- activities, was responsible for manufactured latest of the three, is even outdoing its predecessors. Further- engineering the Chelsea -Boot- uted by RCA. more, Vogue has signed a contract with Sonny Lester's Groove Merchant label for France and Benelux. Finally, Vogue extended its 20 year old contract with Don Robey's Duke -Peacock line .. . Adamo will head the Olympia Show for three weeks, starting December 27; for the occasion, Pathé -Marconi is releasing a new 1p by the artist. Trumpet artist George Jouvin renewed his con- tract with Pathé. Strong sales are reported for Stevie Wonder's single "Superstition" ... For the Centennary of Sciences Polit- iques School, a dance was given with the participation of Mort Schuman, Mongo Jerry and the French twist group Au Bonheur Des Dames ... Michéle Elyzabeth, who works for Ronald Stone Management in Los Angeles, was in Paris recently, announcing that she is organizing a tour for Crazy Horse, who will be featured at the MIDEM in Cannes ... The next VIDCA will take place in Cannes from September 28 to October 3 . . . Under the promotion of Europe I, an important Blues Package will give a concert at the Salle Pleyel on February 12 under the title of "Blues Legend 73;" among the artists, presented here for the first time, will be Snooky Pryor, Washboard Willie, Boogie Woogie for Carly Pictured, from left, are Ron Tudor, Owen Sloane (Tudor's Attorney), Red, Lightnin' Slim, Whispering Smith, etc ... Kudos Peter Bennett, Brian Cadd, Wes Farrell and David Mook. Simon's "No Secrets" 1p.

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www.americanradiohistory.comAmericanRadioHistory.Com Germany Glen Campbell's First Merc to Polydor Major European Tour (Continued from page 42) In Canada R LONDON Glen Campbell (New) Sales Sizzlers - CHICAGO-Polydor Records has signed for his first major of Canada has acquired several * * * -X- concert tour of England and of the Phonogram, Incorporated "Ich Bin Ein Kleiner Hund" (I'm A Little Dog)-This novelty the continent by Ember Concert labels for Canadian distribu- Ariola Single is a real breakout in Germany thru it's presentation Attractions here, with perform- tion, effective January 1, ac- on the recent Peter Alexander TV Show, sung by Wum (a ghost ances now being scheduled for cording to Irwin H. Steinberg, voice). April 20 -May 13 period. President of Phonogram, for- "You -Kou -La -Le -Lou Pie"-Strong on airplay in Munich, Ham- Special campaigns by EMI merly Mercury Record Produc- burg, Berlin, and sung by that Holland duo, Mouth & McNeal, a Records and Ember, both of tions, Incorporated. Philips money record. whom market Campbell record- "Ein Bischen Spas Muss Sein"-A new Roberto Blanco disc ed product, are being developed Polydor acquires all future which is being given powerhouse airplay on Radio Luxembourg, in conjunction with the appear- and catalog product on the Mer- NDR Hamburg, WDR Cologne, and backed up by a clever CBS ances. A series of television ap- cury, Dial, and Smash labels. promotion. pearances also are being con- Distribution of the Phiips, Fon- "I'd Love You To Want Me"-Predict this Philips disc will sidered. Campbell has taped tana, and Vertigo labels re- explode in the juke boxes, Altho' airplay may be limited at first. BBC -TV shows, including his mains with London Records of Lobo is the artist for a homerun this year! own one -hour special, on earlier Canada. "Carry Me, Carrie"-Seems like Dr. Hook and his Medicine trips to England. Show have the right doctor's prescription. Breaking out from Berlin, CBS. RCA Publishing "Eliza"-Money maker Peter Orloff seems to have the right Steeleye Span tracks for the stores & teenage crowd. Good for drugstore jukes, Heads at MIDEM on Decca. At Albert Hall "Gudbuy T'Jane-As I predicted in my single import tip a NEW YORK-RCA publish- little while ago, this thundering group, "Slade", will make the R LONDON - Steeleye Span, ing will be represented at Polydor cash register jump. The record is moving in Bremen, English folk singing group MIDEM 73 with attendance by Munich, Cologne & Berlin. which just finished a seven -week all the music publishing heads of has In tour the United States, from all over the world as well "Nights White Satin"-Moody Blues Deram single released been signed as the first pop mu- on Telefunken here as RCA's subsidiary companies exploding on radio Luxembourg, NDR Ham- sic act in some time to perform RIAS, & A from all foreign countries. It burg, WDR Cologne, Berlin, SDR, Stuttgart. record at Royal Albert Hall in London. to watch and distribute. will mark the first time that all They will perform there Janu- the publishing heads will be at- "Manana"-I picked it today as single import tip; `nuff said. ary 15. tending. The United States will `The Mosquito"-seems like The Doors are finally about to earn Until this point, that facility be represented by Harry Jan- German monies for Elektra here, backed by a smart P.R. idea; had banned pop -rock music be- kins, head of Sunbury -Dunbar showing action already on local charts... . cause of disturbances. here.

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www.americanradiohistory.comAmericanRadioHistory.Com Sixteen albums were certified The Persuaders, one of At- Atlantic's Year as gold by the RIAA for sales lantic's top -selling vocal groups New Nader Soiienir (Continued from page 33) of over $1,000,000. Aretha were signed to a new long term Franklin went gold twice, with exclusive contract with Atlantic Book Readied lish producers and artist -pro- "Young, Gifted And Black," Records, under the supervision ducers, including Robert Stig- NEW YORK-Richard Na- and her two -record set "Amaz- of Vice President of Promotion, Production wood, Maurice, Robin and Henry Allen. der's Music Consult- ing Grace." These two albums ants has announced that prepara- Barry Gibb, Jimmy Page, Rob- marked her fifth and sixth gold ert Fripp, Jimmy Miller, Eric Merchandising and Marketing tions are being made for the album awards. Graham Nash printing of their 3rd edition of Clapton, Greg Lake, Eddie Of - and David Crosby's album, Atlantic Records' merchan- ford and Glyn Johns. the "1950's Rock & Roll Revival" named for them, earned a gold dising department under Rick souvenir book. Atlantic's own A&R staff, in- record shortly after release. Willard came up with a number cluding President Ahmet Erte - And Stephen Stills' "Manassas" of unusual merchandising ideas Nader stated that "... our of- gun, Atlantic Executive Vice was also a fast $1 million seller. that helped enhance Atlantic fice has received numerous calls Presidents Jerry Wexler and (The team of Crosby, Stills, releases and artists. In the recently, from advertisers who Nesuhi Ertegun, Vice Presi- Nash & Young will reportedly spring the firm issued a series have been approached to buy of posters of top artist illus- dents Tom Dowd and Arif Mar - be re -united for another tour space in an "oldies program din, the staff producers Joel next spring.) trated by the famous artist book" and making references to Zagorski. Two of the Dorn, Michael Cuscuna, Geoff Roberta Flack and Donny Stanislaw my production. I would like to Hathaway earned five gold rec- posters, David Crosby and. clarify to these companies that Haslam, LeBaron Taylor, Phil Keith Emerson, garnered Hurt, Bunny Sigler, Dave Craw- ords between them. Roberta's their is only one crial s:uvenir awards as best posters of t31e ford, Brad Shapiro, Jimmy own gold was for "First Take" book which should be ready for and "Quiet Fire." Donny's year in a contest sporsor d by the first "Rock & RL11 Revival Douglass, Lew Hahn, Mark own Print Magazine. Meyerson, and Tune Erim, also was for "Donny Hathaway Spectacular" at Madison Square produced many hit singles and Live," and they shared gold The merchandising denar',;- Garden in 1973 and the :'+tional albums. with "Roberta Flack and Donny ment also iaiitiateá a new in- tour slated to begin in Feb- Hathaway." (They also shared store monthly leaflet called At- ruary." A number of Atlantic artists a gold single.) lantic Album Review with re- produced own their albums in- Emerson, Lake & Palmer won views of new Atlantic products. . cluding Stephen Stills, Aretha gold records in the spring and Stores all over the country were New : rzad Franklin, Graham Nash and in the fall. Their first winner using the Atlantic Album Re- David Crosby, and Joni was their version of Mussorg- view as stuffers and giveaways. Mitchell. sky's "Pictures At An Exhibi- Atlantic received an out- Atlantic also released new tion." Their second gold was standing achievement award in product by jazz artists Herbie for "Trilogy." the 30th annual exhibition of Mann, Eddie Harris, Les Mc- Another super English group, the New York Metropolitan Cann, Rahsaan Roland Kirk, Yes, also won two gold records. Printing Industries for its Led Yusef Lateef, David Newman, They were "Fragile," and Zeppelin display. Dave "Close To The Edge." Eric Hubert Laws, Brubeck and Two completely re -packaged The Modern Jazz Quartet. Clapton's double album set, "History of Eric Clapton" was oldies single series were issued Rahsaan Roland Kirk made his by the label in 1972. Called the debut as a producer for Atlan- an immediate best-seller. It be- came "Oldies Hit Series" and "The tic with an 1p featuring a great a gold record in the sum- preached a dier- mer. Collectors Series," they were Alex Bradford Chicago jazz musician, Von introduced to considerable fan- ert kind of gospel recently at New Joni Mitchell a was en Freeman. The first album in earned gold fare in early October. The two York's Record Shack. He the Commodore label's classic record for her first Asylum al- hand to help launch the first Ti,'.- series contain 166 singles, all where ja -z series was issued in Oc - bum "For The Roses." It was etron box ounce in liarleya, gold Miss with back to back hits. The col- tickets to his current hit musical, tob: . Billie Holiday's "Strange the third album for Mitchell. lectors series features such art- "Don't Bother Me, I Can't Cope" Fruit." One of the outstanding ists as Ray Charles, Sticks Mc- "Exile (recorded by Pciyjor) are now new .groups signed to the label On Main Street," the Ghee, The Clovers and Joe instantly available by computer. was "The Chicago Art Ensem- Rolling Stones' second album Turner. The oldies series fea- Bradford and Ticketron's promo- ble," whose records will be pro- on their own label, was also a tures LaVern Baker, The Coast- tional manager, Milt Miller, duced by Michael Cuscuna. gold record. ers, Aretha, Otis Redding, The (shown here) gave away free al- bums, theatre, and sporting events In the fall of the year the Bee Gees, Led Zeppelin, and New Signings Crosby, Stills & Nash. These tickets to lucky members of the label released the second album its Atlantic and its custom recordings are offered in two overflow crowd, which beat featuring Archie Bunker and labels a record rainfall to signed a great many other new browser boxes, one called "The way through his TV family "All In The Fam- Real Beginning", the other see Bradford, Ben ("Pippin") ily, 2nd Album." The first "All artists during 1972. By the end Vereen, Labelle, Manhattan Bo- of the year some of them had "The Gold Bin." In The Family" album was a rough President Percy Sutton, and made impressive smash in 1971; the second al- an reputation (Continued on page 46) other notables. on the pop scene. Among the bum was a strong seller in 1972. artists joining the label in 1972 o were: Bettye Swann, Jackie De - Million Sellers Shannon, Dave Brubeck, New ,A ulogue Heavenly Blue, Daryl Hall & A total of six singles released John Oates, Good God, Lenny (Continued from page 20) by Atlantic during the year Welch, Ramatam, Margie Jos- I think I jumped over a year's time with "I'm Stone In Love earned gold records for sales eph, The Spinners, & Stiller a that's not usually done when we start of over 1,000,000 units. They Meara, Doug Sahm, Bette Mid- With You." It's pattern included Jonathan Edwards 1er, Bobby Austin, Willie Nel- using diminished chords and raised ninths. It sounds new but it's "Sunshine," his first gold rec- son, Eric Justin Kaz, and Sam not really new. Before you start writing, you have to know what ord; Aretha Franklin's "Day Dees (Clintone). Asylum Rec- you are writing about and what era you are catering to. There is Dreaming," her 13th gold sin- ords added to the strength of to writing. You have to know the subjejct you are gle; Roberta Flack's first gold its roster with the signing of a whole science single, "The First Time Ever Linda Ronstadt and the all-star writing about, you have to feel that what you're writing is dif- I Saw Your Face"; "The Lion rock group, The Eagles. Atlantic ferent than what someone else wrote. It's not really going to be Sleeps Tonight," by Robert signed a recording contract different but a different coloring. You come with a different con- John; Roberta Flack and Don- with its own West Coast re- cept, your own concept, or a concept you feel people are going to Is The gional director, Big ny Hathaway's "Where promotion is until the Love"; and The Spinners' "I'll Johnny Fisher. His first single like and no one can tell you what a hit record is or not Be Around." was released in November. consumer tells you.

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www.americanradiohistory.comAmericanRadioHistory.Com Atlantic Year Fleetwoods Return Gospel Time (Continued from page 45) LOS ANGELES-The origi- (Continued from page 36) nal Fleetwoods, singing group Atlantic used both slide that scored with two million - selling singles-"Mr. Blue" and From Jewel Records, there are four new album releases, shows and films to introduce "Freedom" by Albertina Walker and the Caravans and it is its new product to dealers this "Come Softly To Me" in 1959 and 1960-are returning to the dynamic, listen to "I Know Who Holds Tomorrow" and "Get year. It's "Soul Explosion" re- Together Medley," closely. lease in 1972, show- record scene. Jerry Dennon, January, "Close To Thee," Ernest Franklin, an album with eleven great cased new product in a 30 president of Jerden Industries, min- Rev. Evans (sermon) and The ute film created by Joe's Lights. Inc. and Northwest Releasing renditions. Emmous Journey, Clay In fall firm Corp., Seattle - based leisure Ship (choir) with six songs. Do you know the Man From Galilee, the the introduced an new product in August and Oc- time companies, announced the Napoleon Brown and the Bell Jubilee Singers, a group with tober with slide shows created signing of the group to a long- original sound that has realy reached the people. by Ron Naar Associates and term recording contract. Evelyn Johnson at Peacock has a new 1p on the Sensational written by Atlantic's own ad- The group, composed by Gary Nightingales "It's Gonna Rain" produced by Ira Tucker. This vertising manager, Elin Gus - Troxel, Barbar Ellis and Gret- album marks their 20th year with Peacock Records. Congratula- kind. chen Christopher will record tions Gales. "The Mighty Clouds of Joy Live at the Apollo," "The A twelve page booklet, A their first sides under the direc- World Series," Rev. Ray E. Easley; and "He's My Brother," by Short History of Atlantic Rec- tion of Dennon and Bob Flick. The Jackson Southernaires and The Sensational Williams Broth- ords was also made available A label deal will be sought. ers. If you have not received your copies give Evelyn Johnson a in 1972 for the consumer. The call or send a note to her attention today. 1200 word story with a list of "One God," The Harmonizing Four; "Come Unto Me Lazarus," all gold records was written by First Album By Rev. C. L. Franklin; "It's Another Day's Journey," Martha Bass Advertising and Publicity Vice and "You Can't Hurry God," East St. Louis Gospelettes are the President Bob Rolontz. Soap Opera Star new album releases on Chess/Janus Records. For d. j. copies A number of polls were won LOS debut al- contact Mancel Warwick, 1301 Avenue of the Americas, New by Atlantic during ANGELES-A the year. bum from singer -writer Aman- York, New York 10019 a/c 212-245-7100. The firm was voted the com- Send all gospel news to Irene Johnson Ware, P. O. Box 2261, pany that gives the best serv- da Tree, former star of the Of Mobile, Alabama 36601. ice to college radio stations by CBS -TV soap opera, "Love the nationally circulated Col- Life," has been scheduled for lege Radio Report, and also by shipment to record outlets Epic Inks Fennelly Format, the Mid -Western news- throughout the nation on Janu- World's Greatest' paper of the Intercollegiate ary 8th by Poppy Records. Show At Carnegie NEW YORK - Michael Fen- Broadcasting System. Atlantic The album, entitled "Amanda nelly, former leader and song- initiated its own service for Tree," was produced by Cliff NEW YORK - The World's writer for the Elektra group, college broadcasters by acting Adams, with Michael Jefferies Greatest Jazzband of Yank Crabby Appleton, has been as a clearing house for college serving as executive producer. Lawson and Bob Haggart will signed to a recording contract students who wanted to get into Miss Tree, in addition to her appear at Carnegie Hall Wednes- with Epic Records. The deal was broadcasting. acting chores, has been per- day, January 17, 1973 at 8:00 negotiated via Dave Swaney, an forming in small clubs and p.m. in a concert presented by independent producer who has Personnel Advancements coffee shops in the New York Visiting Nurse Service of New been working with Fennelly. City area for the past several York. Fennelly and engineer Keith The following new additions years. John Barker Hickox, Presi- Olsen are currently co -producing and changes were made at At- dent of World Jazz Records, is an album with February as a lantic in 1972: Victor O'Gilvie recording the concert "live" tentative release date. was appointed to the post of Muddy Waters and members of the audience Manager, Artist Relations; C. who have purchased patron B. Bullard succeeded O'Gilvie Runs Deep tickets to the concert will re- in jazz promotion; Dolores Sey- ceive complimentary copies of War Certified mour was named Executive As- the album. War, United Artists Records sistant. to Henry Allen. Rick World Jazz Records recently vocal and instrumental group, Willard was appointed Mer- released a Christmas 1p by The has been awarded a Record In- chandising Manager, a new post World's Greatest Jazzband con- dustry Association of America for the company; Johnny Bien - taining holiday standards per- gold record for a million dollar stock was appointed Singles formed in a free -swinging sales on their new album, "The Sales Manager. In December he Dixieland style. World Is A Ghetto". joined RSO Records as U.S. La- In addition Yank Lawson bel Manager. Sal Uterano was to and Bob Haggart, the band fea- appointed Album Sales Man- Congratulating blues great Muddy tures all stars Bud Freman, ager. Paul L. Johnson was Looking Ahead Waters (left) after his opening at Bob Wilber, Vic Dickenson, named Eastern Regionâl Pro- the Maisonette Room of the St. (Continued from page 17) motion Manager; Phil Rauls Regis Hotel are Marvin Schlachter, Eddie Hubble, Gus Johnson, Jr. was appointed Southern & Re- President of Chess/Janus Records and Ralph Sutton. similar standard bearers, and gional Promotion Manager; (center) and Willard Alexander, new producers like Bob Ezrin Paul Ahern joined Asylum Rec- head of the booking agency bear- and Richard Perry bring new ords as head of Promotion. ing his name (right). Muddy's Academy Bill surprises every year. Maisonette date is his most im- Michael Cuscuna joined Atlan- (Continued from page 40) In 1973, the music buyer will portant New York club appearance demand more of everything for tic as a staff producer. date, and will be followed by Dede Sparico was appointed to These quality musicians don't his money and he will get it. his debut at Philharmonic Hall on need special effects. to the post of Foreign Produc- January 5, headlining a blues the There is room for circus and tion Coordinator; Bob Defrin show. Opening the bill was Ele- for virtuosity, country weepers joined Atlantic as Art Director, phant's Memory, Apple record- and hard rock, and the public Advertising. LeBaron Taylor ing artists. Stan Bronstein, who capacity to absorb music should joined Atlantic as A&R head Cordelia Perkins was made was ill, played lead sax & sang be governed only by the quality for R&B product. Assistant to the Controller lead vocals from a wheelchair, of the product they are asked Rick Sanjek left BMI to come (Mel Lewinter) ; Gerald Bursey a valiant effort. The group to buy. The record world has with Atlantic as Country Music became Manager, Royalties, for cooks up a good rock and roll become better than ever at get- Administrator. He was also the company; Susan Poyneer sound to get an audience jump- ting the music to the people; made manager of Atlantic's was hired as an Assistant Art ing and cheering. we can rest assured the artists first Nashville office. Director. Robert Feiden will take it from there.

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www.americanradiohistory.comAmericanRadioHistory.Com JREcoRD AORW COUNTRY Second Fan Fair Plans Announced January Faron Young Month NASHVILLE - Major plans show featuring artists on many for the Second International labels will be staged, and the CHICAGO - Mercury Rec- posters, mailers and order Country Music Fan Fair in Fan Fair Reunion Show will be ords has declared January to forms will spotlight Young's Nashville, June 6-10, 1973, have Saturday afternoon, with many be Faron Young Month, ac- new release plus his five catalog been completed by the Fan Fair of the traditionalists and cording to Lou Simon, Vice albums. Committee, according to Bud pioneer artists of country mu- President/Director of Market- Young had one of the best Wendell, Chairman. A tentative sic performing. Sunday after- ing for the label. The month years of his two decade -long schedule for the event has been noon and evening the 2nd Grand will emphasize Young's new career in 1972 with all single set, and as an added attraction Masters Fiddlin' Contest and album "This Time the Hurtin's and 1p releases reaching the to the $20.00 5 -day package, a squaredancing will be held. All On Me," and the new single top ten of the country charts. ticket to the Country Music Hall events except the Bluegrass of the same title. One of the singles, "It's Four of Fame and Opryland U.S.A. Concert and the Fiddlin' Con- Advertising encompassing the In The Morning," was nomin- will be included this year, which test will be held in the Munici- trade and consumer press plus ated by the Country Music As- fans may use during the Fan pal Auditorium. a 50,000 -watt radio station ad- sociation as Song of The Year. Fair week to visit the two ma- Time has been made avail- vertising campaign will be key The same single also reached jor tourist attractions. Reserva- able each of the days for Fan parts of the program, Simon number three on the pop charts tions will be accepted immedi- Fair registrants to visit the added. Especially designed in Great Britain. ately. booths and country music ex- Scheduled plans to date in- hibits in the lower level of the clude a Bluegrass kick-off show auditorium. Persons interested Wednesday, June 6 from noon in space should write: Bill til 5:00 p.m. at the Grand Ole Hudson, Chairman of the Booth REPORT Opry House; Thursday and Fri- 905 16th 0' NASHAUE Committee, Avenue day, June 7 and 8, record com- South, Nashville, Tenn. 37212. panies will sponsor shows fea- To register for Fan Fair one turing their artists. Saturday should send $20.00 per person By RED O'DONNELL morning, June 9, a three hour to Fan Fair, P.O. Box 100, EXXON Influence? Decca changing its Nashville, Tennessee 37202. - name to MCA. If Decca shifts can Coral and Murray Tops With Uni be far behind? CMA of England Good Times For Price Johnny and June Carter Cash vacationing at Caneel Bay, Virgin Islands ... It's not their LONDON-Anne Murray has first visit there but is the first time they've been honored as the number gone anywhere and left their 21/9 -year -old son one female country music re- John Carter Cash home with his nurse. cording artist by the Country Lynn Anderson, has already done two England. who Music Association of Dean Martin guest shots has agreed to do two more this season. The Epic recording artist also ASCAP Advisors is being paged to star in a syndicated series. 20th Century -Fox has made a deal with Johnny Cash to dis- tribute his feature film "Gospel Road" to theaters ... The docu- mentary about Christ's life from early childhood to His death on the cross was produced in the Holy Land. Johnny narrates and sings in the 90 -minute movie. He also bankrolled it. Cash tenta- tively plans to star in a weekly syndicated TV series. He is mulling two offers, one from a Nashville firm. It likely will hit the air in September and be more country -oriented than his ABC- Ronnie Bledsoe (left), Vice Presi- TV weekly show (1969-1970). dent of Columbia's Nashville Charley Pride went to Hollywood last week to record "River Operations, looks on as Clive Songs" for the recently completed "Tom Sawyer" movie. Charley Davis, President of Columbia isn't seen in the picture but his voice will be heard over the Pictured above are Buzz Cason, Records, presents Ray Price with a opening credits . . . United Artists (which is distributing the left, of Buzz Cason Publications platinum album in recognition of and "Colonel' Bill Hall of Jack & one million sales of his "For The movie) will include the song in an album from the soundtrack Bill Music, who have been ap- Good Times" album. The 1p has and there is talk that RCA is considering a single release. pointed to the Publishers Advisory been in the charts for over 120 By the time you read this RCA probably will have added a Committee of ASCAP. weeks. (Continued on page 50) COUNTRY PICKS OF THE WEEK

DOLLY PARTON, "MY TENNESSEE MOUNTAIN oC RONNIE DOVE, "LILACS IN WINTER" (Maple, "WHO'S GONNA PLAY THIS OLD PIANO HOME" (Owepar, BMI). Dolly writes ASCAP). Right in the style that made 'THINK ABOUT IT DARLIN'," JERRY a" and sings another hit and this one Ronnie Dove a name to remember. m LEE LEWIS. Da Killa is on da loose with is a giant! Hometown lyric and feel W His patented delivery is in the .J this, his latest long, but not long enough makes it real Dolly Parton country. grooves for this hitbound sound! Q playing album. Double themed, disk is Strong, full chorus is the hook that H Airplay will be instant and sales will strong with both. Cuts like "Wall Around will see this one go all the way and come via fans and jukeboxes. Fine Heaven," "Bottom Dollar" and "No Traffic do well crossing over to pop radio. story will get to the listener so the Out of Abilene" makes this 1p another Fits all the essentials for sales and John David Brock song has the lines. tough collection of selling songs. Jerry Lee programming. Producer Bob Fergu- Expect it to be bigger than a Texas shows to all why he's a giant artist. Jerry son makes a great song greater! tailwind. There will be lilacs this Kennedy's production is on key all the way RCA 74-0868. winter and it's a bloomin' hit! as Lewis gets in the keys. Mercury 61366. Decca 33038.

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www.americanradiohistory.comAmericanRadioHistory.Com while with the Ben Peters ballad, "I Must Be Doing Something Right." It's a fast mover at eGo, KFDI, WGMA, WBAP, KCKC, WCMS, WKDA; pick at WGBG. g ow Good action on Roger Miller's salute to the COUNTRY HOT LINE early celluloid hero, "Hoppy's Gone," at WKDA, KFDI and WGBG. By MARIE RATLIFF Bill Phillips starting to move with his United Artists release "Nothing's Too Good For My Woman" at WCMS, WUBE; pick at KFDI. Station Check List Strong initial action on the just -released WBAP, Ft. Worth (Art Davis) KENR, Houston (Bruce Nelson) Bobbie Roy version of Helen Reddy's million seller WHO, Des Moines (Billy Cole) WCMS, Norfolk (Earle Faulk) "I Am Woman" at WUBE, WKDA and KCKC; though "I WUBE, Cincinnati (Jack Reno) KFDI, Wichita (Don Powell) WMNI, Columbus (Ott Moore) WGBG, Greensboro (Tim Rowe) Like Everything About Lovin' You" still doing WRCP. Philadelphia (Jack Gillen) KRMD, Shreveport (Bob Young) well at K000. K000, Omaha (Bob Guerra) WENO, Nashville (Johnny K.) Looks WACT, Tuscaloosa (Don Parden) WWL, New Orleans (C. Douglas) like a sleeper for Doc & Chickie Williams' WKDA, Nashville (Joe Lawless) I:KYX, San Antonio (Bill Rohde) "He Said He Had A Friend" on Jamboree USA. Billy KWMT, Ft. Dodge (Dale Eichor) WGMA, H'wood, Fla. (Casey Jones) Coles at Des Moines' WHO says it's "Very Heavy" KCKC, San Bernardino (Bob Mitchell) there. Charlie Walker's "Soft Lips and Hard Liquor" Tammy Wynette grooving it both country and pop starting at KRMD, KENR, WBAP. Congratulations to on the strong Red Lane -penned "Til I Get It the Mom & Dads, who have Australia's #1 Record of Right"; breaking in all areas!! the Year, "Ranger's Waltz"; award made by Bobby Bare is set to sweep the charts with "I Melbourne's 3XY Radio Network. Hate Goodbyes"; already tough at KRMD, WKDA and Pat Boone is moving toward the charts again, WACT. this time with his whole family on MGM. "Pay The Lynn Anderson's "Keep Me In Mind" exploding hot Piper" moving well at WRCP. on the heels of her current chart topper "Fool Dolly Parton is burning up the charts, as is Me." It's moving rapidly at WCMS, WBAP, WKDA, David Houston and Johnny Bush. KWMT, WUBE, KENR pick. Mercury fledgling Debbie Berry out with a fine Hitting the airwaves with a re -make of his best Kristofferson tune "Give It Time To Be Tender" seller of more than a decade ago, Ferlin Husky's that's happening at WKDA. "True, True Lovin'" is getting the new ABC - New Talent to Watch: Jo Ann Sweeney's "I'll Dunhill country operation off to a running start. Take It" spinning at KKYX, Dale Van Horne's It's picked at KCKC; getting heavy requests at "Carolina Sunshine" at WRCP; Anna Jane Allen's KRMD, WHO and K000. "You're Such Good Lovin" at WMNI; Wendell Roy Drusky has his finest release in a good (Continued on pzge 50

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www.americanradiohistory.comAmericanRadioHistory.Com COUNTRY 80 THE COUNTRY MILD SINGLE PICKS WDRLD SINGLES CHART

THIS LAST WKS. ON If 'EBB PIERCE-Decca 33044 WK. WK. CHART LET THE CHILDREN PICK THE FLOWERS (Sawgrass, BMI) A beautiful song with a great delivery by the veteran star. D.J.'s 2 A PICTURE OF ME (WITHOUT YOU) GEORGE JONES- will be winning with their listeners when this tender tune spins. ' Epic 5-10917 11 Great! SHE'S GOT TO BE A SAINT RAY PRICE-Columbia 4-45724 9 ® 3 6 LOVIN' ON BACK STREETS MEL STREET-Metromedia Country 901 9 BOBBIE ROY-Capitol 3513 Q ri 7 SOUL SONG JOE STAMPLEY-Dot 17442 9 I AM WOMAN (Buggerlugs, BMI) 5 5 PRETEND I NEVER HAPPENED WAYLON JENNINGS-RCA 74-0808 12 6 4 WHITE SILVER SANDS SONNY JAMES-Columbia 45706 12 TIL I GET IT RGHT (Tree, BMI) 1 ANDERSON-Columbia 5-45692 13 Women's lib keeps movin' country. Tune was recently#1 for Aussie 7 FOOL ME LYNN RODRIGUEZ-Mercury 73334 9 Helen Reddy, will receive lotsa airing country on a fine treatment H14 PASS ME BY JOHNNY by Bobbie Roy. 19 OLD DOGS, CHILDREN AND WATERMELON WINE TOM T. HALL- Mercury 73346 6 10 11 KATY DID PORTER WAGONER-RCA 74-0820 9 KENNY PRICE-RCA 74-0872 DON'T TELL ME YOUR TROUBLES (Acuff -Rose. BMI) 11 12 IS THIS THE BEST I'M CB 55 SEPARATE WAYS/ GONNA FEEL 12 ALWAYS ON MY MIND 3 FRONT OF THE BUS, BACK OF THE CHURCH (Tree, BMI) DON GIBSON- ELVIS PRESLEY-RCA 74-0815 Culled from the "Other Don Gibson Hits" elpee, this old Gibson Hickory 45K16515 43 38 ALL HEAVEN BREAKS LOOSE 8 13 LOVE'S THE ANSWER/ DAVID ROGERS- tune gets it on. Uptempo ditty rolls on and on and on to big play. ® FERRY 7 Columbia 4-45714 JAMESTOWN TANYA TUCKER- 51 IF IT'S RIGHT WITH YOU 6 Columbia 4-45721 m DOTTIE WEST-RCA 74-0828 TONI. BOOTH-Capitol 3515 In 17 SHE NEEDS SOMEONE TO 45 47 SHE CALLED ME BABY 7 HOLD HER 6 DICK CURLESS-C-oitol 3470 WHEN A MAN LOVES A WOMAN (Blue Book, BMI) CONWAY TWITTY-Decca 33033 56 UNBELIEVABLE LOVE 3 ED BROWN-RCA 74-0846 JUST A MAN (Blue Book, BMI) 14 15 CATFISH JOHN 10 JIM JOHNNY RUSSELL-RCA 74-0810 57 ONE LAST TIME 3 Booth follows "Lonesome" with a strong shuffle. Buck Owens 16 SHE LOVES ME OUT ® GLEN CAMPBELL-Capitol 3483 (RIGHT ® 48 49 PROUD MARY 7 number and Tony's voice makes it a special delivery. This will be OF MY MIND) 7 FREDDY WELLER- BRUSH ARBOR-Caoitol 3468 one of his biggest. Columbia 4-45723 CB 62 LOVE IS THE LOOK YOU'RE 24 I WONDER IF THEY EVER LOOKING FOR 2 m CONNIE SMITH-RCA 74-0860 THINK OF ME 4 JACK Y WARD-Mega 615-0099 MERLE HAGGARD-Capitol 3488 50 64 LOVE SURE FEELS GOOD 2 PRETTY GIRL, PRETTY CLOTHES, PRETTY SAD (Wilderness, BMI) 17 9 GOT THE ALL OVERS SUSAN RAYE-Cnoit',l 3499 FOR YOU 12 58 YOU LAY SO EASY ON D. J. Jacky has gone from turning disks to making them with style. FREDDIE HART-Caoitol 3453 MY MIND 4 Catchy idea makes immediate airplay action. The fine performer 23 DO YOU KNOW WHAT IT'S BOBBY G. RICE- m Metromedia Country 902 LIKE TO BE LONESOME 5 is beginning a most successful recording career! TRAIN 3 JERRY WALLACE-Decca 33036 60 BLUE GEORGE HAMILTON IV- 19 20 AFRAID I'LL WANT TO LOVE RCA 74-0854 JOHNNY CASH & JUNE CARTER CASH-Columbia 4-45758 HER ONE MORE TIME 8 74 IN THE PALM OF YOUR HAND 2 BILLY "CRASH" CRADDOCK- BUCK OWENS-Capito13504 ABC 11342 THE LOVING GIFT (Combine, BMI) 54 54 THANKS TO YOU FOR 20 25 RATED X 4 Kristofferson song tells the tale of a gift of a son (John Carter LORETTA LYNN-Decca 33039 LOVIN' ME 7 JERRY WALLACE- Cash?). Only the Cash Family could deliver such a sweet idea with 26 SHE'S MY ROCK 9 United Artists 50971 STONEY EDWARDS-Capitol 3462 sincerity. Something special for the many fans of the Cashes. 55 59 GOODBYES COME HARD 22 22 WHOLE LOTTA LOVIN' 7 HANK WILLIAMS, JR. & FOR ME 5 LOIS JOHNSON-MGM 14443 KENNY SERAIT-MGM 14435 PAT BOONE-MGM 14470 28 SOMEWHERE MY LOVE 8 73 TEDDY BEAR SONG 2 ® RED STEAGALL-Capitol 3461 BARBARA FAIRCHILD- THE GREAT SPECKLED BIRD (Silverhill, BMI) Columbia 4-45743 32 NEON ROSE 4 m TIL I GET IT RIGHT 1 I MEL TILLIS-MGM 14454 - SAW THE LIGHT (Fred Rose, BMI) ® TAMMY WYNETTE-Epic 5-10940 Boone delivers his second release in as many weeks. This country 25 8 SING ME A LOVE SONG TO BABY 13 58 61 'CAUSE I LOVE YOU 3 standard will sell to the jukebox operators and will spin the tables BILLY WALKER-MGM 14422 DON GIBSON & SUE THOMPSON-Hickory 1654 26 10 HEAVEN IS MY WOMAN'S on heavy country stations! 66 DANNY'S SONG 2 LOVE 15 m ANNE MURRAY-Caoitol 3481 TOMMY OVERSTREET-Dot 17428 60 - MY TENNESSEE MOUNTAIN 35 ANY OLD WIND THAT BLOWS 4 4LÁ3 DR1 -YIAIV-1/(;)/ 14419 ® JOHNNY CASH- HOME 1 DOLLY PARTON-RCA 74-0868 COUNTRY DREAM (Sheet Music, ASCAP) Columbia 4-45740 28 21 I REALLY DON'T WANT 61 65 I LIKE EVERYTHING ABOUT NOT ME (Kody, BMI) TO KNOW 9 LOVIN' YOU 3 CHARLIE McCOY- BOBBIE ROY-Caoitol 3477 Expecting this one to play ain't no country dream. Dryman puts Monument 7-8554 - THERE STANDS THE GLASS 1 it all together with a really great story with a mass of visual En 36 YOU TOOK ALL THE m JOHNNY BUSH-RCA 74-0867 images. RAMBLIN' OUT OF ME 3 m 70 THE CITY'S COIN' COUNTRY 2 JERRY REED-RCA 74-0857 WILBURN BROTHERS- 30 18 SHE'S TOO GOOD TO Decca 33027 BARRY E'TRIS-MGM South 7010 BE TRUE 14 m - THE TOAST OF '45 1 CHARLEY PRIDE-RCA 74-0802 SAMMI SMITH-Mega 615-0097 SPREAD YOUR LOVE ON ME (Screen Gems -Columbia Songpainter, BMI) ® 39 SATISFACTION 4 65 68 LOVE DON'T LIVE HERE 4 Mac Davis penned tune has the same feel as "Baby Don't Get JACK GREENE-Decca 33008 STAN HITCHCOCK- Hooked On Me." Will play on the old theme and make Mac money m 46 THE LORD KNOWS I'M Cinnamon 750 DRINKIN' 4 66 69 MOVE IT ON OVER 3 on airplay. CAL SMITH-Decca 33040 BUDDY ALAN-Capitol 3485 33 29 LISTEN 10 67 67 YES, MA'AM 4 TOMMY CASH-Eoic 5-10915 mGLENN BARBER-Hickory 1653 Er! 45 HELLO, WE'RE LONELY 4 - THANK YOU FOR TOUCHING "END OF THE WORLD" TOM T. HALL & PATTI PAGE- Bill Anderson Mercury 73347 MY LIFE 1 TONY DOUGLAS-Dot 17443 35 37 EVERYBODY NEEDS LOVIN' 8 Jimmy Snyder HOPPY'S NORRO WILSON-RCA 74-0824 - GONE 1 Jets to Roses m ROGER MILLER-Mercury 73354 36 40 OLD FASHIONED SINGING "I'LL BREAK OUT 6 70 72 MIDNIGHT LOS ANGELES Bill An- GEORGE JONES & TAMMY COWBOY 3 - JERIS ROSS-Candy 1037 AGAIN TONIGHT" WYNETTE-Epic 5-10923 derson, is chartering a jet plane GOOD THINGS 1 ® 43 WE KNOW IT'S OVER 5 - DAVID HOUSTON-Epic 5-10939 Darrell McCall to take him from Columbus, DAVE DUDLEY & KAREN Ohio to Los Angeles for his O'DONNAL-Mercury 73345 72 75 MAKIN' HEARTACHES 2 THE 2 BIG "l's" 38 42 DON'T LET THE GREEN GEORGE MORGAN-Decca 33037 television appearance on New GRASS FOOL YOU 11 MARGIE, WHO'S WATCHING on American Heritage Records Years Day in the Rose Bowl O. B. McCLINTON-Enterorise 1 THE BABY 1 D.J.'s needing copies, write: El 48 SHELTER OF YOUR EYES 5 EARL RICHARDS- Parade. Since no commercial air- DON WILLIAMS-JMI 12 Ace of Hearts 0461 Little Richie Johnson line leaves Columbus at that 40 44 DOWNFALL OF ME 6 - I'LL TAKE IT 1 SONNY 3475 m JO ANN SWEENEY-MGM 14457 Box 3 time, the chartered jet was a JAMES-Caoitol Belen, New Mexico 87002 41 41 PAINT ME A RAINBOW 8 - IF NOT FOR YOU 1 necessity. WYNN STEWART-RCA 74-0819 BOBBY WRIGHT-Decca 33034

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JANUARY 6, 1973 MOVE IT ON OVER (Fred Rose. BMI) 66 MY TENNESSEE MOUNTAIN HOME A PICTURE OF ME WITHOUT YOU Bob Ferguson (Owepar, BMI) 60 Billy Sherrill (Al NEON ROSE Gallico/Algee, BMI) . .. 1 Jim Vienneau (Tomake, ASCAP) 24 AFRAID I'LL WANT TO LOVE Ron Chancey OLD DOGS, CHILDREN, ETC. Jerry Kennedy (Little David, BMI) 19 (Hallnote. BMI) 9 ALL HEAVEN BREAKS LOOSE Pete Drake OLD FASHIONED SINGING Billy Sherrill (Unichappel, BMI) 43 (Altam, BMI) 36 ANY OLD WIND THAT BLOWS Larry Butler ONE LAST TIME Jimmy Bowen Dick Blake (second from left), (House of Cash, BMI) 27 (Blackwood/Addrisi. BMI) 47 BLUE TRAIN Bob Ferguson (Acuff -Rose, BMI).. 52 PAINT ME A RAINBOW Bobby Bare President of Hubert Long Inter- CATFISH JOHN Jerry Bradley (Window/Empher, BMI) 41 national, has signed the Carter Capitol Red (Jack Music, BMI) 14 PASS ME BY Jerry Kennedy & Roy Dea artist Steagall (left) CAUSE: I LOVE YOU Rose & Gant (Hallnote, BMI) 8 Family to an exclusive booking is pictured with Don Light (right) (Acuff-Rose, BMI) 58 PRETEND I NEVER HAPPENED Ronny Light agreement. Shown with Blake are and Capitol Records' Nashville DANNY'S SONG Brian Ahern (Gnosses, ASCAP) 59 (Willie Nelson, BMI) 5 DO YOU KNOW WHAT IT'S LIKE Joe Johnson PROUD MARY Steve Stone (Weldon, BMI) 48 (from left) Helen, Maybelle, and Chief Joe Allison (seated) after (Taj, ASCAP) 18 RATED X Owen Bradley (Sure -Fire, BMII .... 20 Anita Carter, who will continue to signing an exclusive booking DON'T LET THE GREEN GRASS FOOL YOU SATISFACTION Owen Bradley (Tree, BMI) .... 31 O. B. McClinton (Assorted Music, BMI) 38 SEPARATE WAYS (Press, BMI 42 make occasional appearances with agreement with the Don Light DOWNFALL OF ME Kelso Herston SHE CALLED ME BABY Joe Allison the Johnny Cash Show. Talent Agency. (Marson, BMI) 40 (Central, BMI) 45 EVERYBODY NEEDS LOVIN' Bob Ferguson SHE LOVES ME (RIGHT OUT OF MY MIND) (Al Gallico/AI ee, BMI) 35 Billy Sherrill (Young World/ FOOL ME Glen Sutton (Lowery, BMI) 7 Center Star, BMI) 15 GOOD THINGS Billy Sherrill (Algee, BMI) .... 71 SHE NEEDS SOMEONE Owen Bradley GOODBYES COME HARD FOR ME (Hello Berlin', SESAC) 13 Merle Haggard (Shade Tree, BMI) 55 SHE'S GOT TO BE A SAINT Don Law Prods. NASHVLLE REPORT GOT THE ALL DYERS FOR YOU Earl Ball SHE'S MY ROCK Earl Ball (Ironside, ASCAP) (Blue Book, BMI) 17 (Galleon/Norlow, ASCAP) 21 HEAVEN IS MY WOMEN'S LOVE SHE'S TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE Jack Clement MGB Productions (Famous/Ironside, ASCAP) 26 (Pi -Gem, BMI) 30 (Continued from page 47) HELLO WE'RE LONELY Jerry Kennedy SHELTER OF YOUR EYES Allen Reynolds (Hallnote, BMI) 34 (Jack. BMI) 39 producer to its Nashville staff. HOPPY'S GONE Chips Moman (Tree, BMI) ... 69 SING ME A LOVE SONG TO BABY I LIKE EVERYTHING ABOUT LOVIN' YOU Jim Vienneau (Venomous/Two Rivers, ASCAP) 25 Bill Walker (Wiljek, ASCAP) 61 SOMEWHERE MY LOVE Joe Allison Lynn Anderson, Danny Davis and the Nashville Brass, Ray I REALLY DON'T WANT TO KNOW (Robbins, ASCAP) 23 (Hill & Range, BMI) 28 SOUL SONG Norris Wilson Stevens, Hank Williams, Jr. and Roy Clark are among the Nash- I WONDER IF THEY EVER THINK OF ME (AI Gallico/Algee, BMI) 4 ville Sound performers who have been signed to entertain at Ken Nelson (Blue Book, BMI) 16 TEDDY BEAR SONG Jerry Crutchfield IF IT'S ALL RIGHT WITH YOU Jerry Bradley (Duchess. BMI) 56 various parties during President Nixon's inaugural. The black - (House of Gold, BMI) 44 THANK YOU FOR TOUCHING MY LIFE IF NOT FOR YOU Owen Bradley Tony Douglas (Cochise. BMI) 68 tie, by -invitation -only galas, are scheduled for Thursday, Friday (Big Sky, ASCAP) 75 THE CITY'S GOING COUNTRY Owen Bradley and Saturday nights, Jan. 18-19-20. The five will join entertainers I'LL TAIE IT Eddie Miller (Eddie Miller, BMI) 14 (Sure -Fire. BMI) 63 IN THE PALM OF YOUR HAND THE LORD KNOWS I'M DRINKIN' from Hollywood and New York at the Republican party spon- (Blue Book, BMI) 53 Walter Haynes (Stallion. BMI) 32 IS THIS THE BEST I'M GONNA FEEL THANKS TO YOU FOR LOVIN' ME sored functions. Don Grant (Acuff-Rose, BMI) 11 Joe Johnson (4 Star, BMI) 54 JAMESTOWN FERRY Billy Sherrill THERE STANDS THE GLASS leerry Bradley BIRTHDAYING-Roger Miller, Leon McAuliff, Lorene Mann, (Algee, BMI) 12 (Hill and Ranee/Jamie. PMI) 62 DIO Bob Ferguson KATY (Warden, BMI) .... 10 TIL I GET IT RIGHT Billy Sherrill (Tree, BMI) 57 Autry Inman, Hap Peebles, Bobby Lord, Earl Scruggs, Leona Wil- LISTEN Glenn Sutton (Moss-Ross, BMI) 33 TO KNOW HIM IS TO LOVE HIM LOVE DON'T LIVE HERE Tommy Allsup Billy Sherrill (Vogue. BMI) 46 liams, Jack Greene, Julius LaRosa, Arthur Conley, Nino Tempo. (Combine, BMI) 65 TOAST OF '45 Jim Malloy (Jack, BMI) 64 LOVE IS THE LOOK YOU'RE LOOKING FOR UNBELIEVABLE LOVE Bob Ferguson (Tree, BMI) 46 Bob Ferguson (Neely's Bend, BMI) 49 Veteran radio personality T. Tommy Cutrer has completed a LOVE SURE FEELS GOOD (Blue Book, BMI) 50 WE KNOW IT'S OVER Jerry Kennedy role in an independently -produced movie, "Hellfire and Brim- LOVE'S THE ANSWER Billy Sherrill (Newkeys, BMI) 37 (Algee, BMI) (Tree, BMI) 12 WHITE SILVER SANDS George Richey stone," filmed in Yazoo City, Miss. and Fort Lauderdale, Fla. LOVIN' ON BACK STREETS Mel Street & Dick (Sharina, BMI) 6 Heard (Contention, SESAC) 3 WHOLE LOTTA LOVIN' Jim Vienneau T. Tommy portrays a Baptist minister, which is right down his MAKIN' HEARTACHES Joe Johnson (Travis, BMI) 22 religious alley, since he's a member of the faith. (4-Star, BMI) 72 YES, MA'AM Wesley Rose (Acuff -Rose, BMI) .. 67 MARGIE, WHO'S WATCHING THE BABY YOU LAY SO EASY ON MY MIND Earl Richards (Bealin/ASCAP/Get The Music/ Howard & Heard (Americus, ASCAP) 51 Happy Wilson, longtime son and music man for Central Songs, Pale, Ace, BMI) 73 YOU TOOK ALL THE RAMBLIN' Atkins & Reed MIDNIGHT COWBOY Scotty Moore (Tree, BMI) 70 (Vector, BMI) 29 Inc. and Capitol Records, has called to quits. Happy says that after 27 years in the business he needs a long, much needed rest. Good-looking, red-haired Diana Trask will be in her homeland COUNTRY HOT UNE of Australia in January for four weeks of personal appearances. Tennessee Gov. Winfield Dunn and wife Betty had Roger Miller, (Continued from page 48) attorney Dan Ross (Vikki Carr's husband), and neighbors Mr., Atkins' "Woman, Woman, Oh So Sweet" at KCKC; Mrs. Henry Cannon (she's Minnie Pearl) as their guests for din- one week. Gov. Dunn Roger Dick Feller's "Sum of Marcie's Blues" at WKDA ner night this showed around the mansion, and when the guided tour was ended Miller quipped, and KENR; Bruce Nelson's "Shake 'Em Up and Let "These pre-fab Jones -built homes are really something." Miller 'Em Roll" and Benny Whitehead's "Blue Eyed Jane" told the Dunns that he hopes to move back to Nashville in the near at WUBE. future. "I'm looking for a small farm. California (where Roger Reported action at WMNI and WUBE on Mary Lou now lives) is all right, but it is no place to bring up children. Turner's "Like We Used To." I think Tennessee would be better for my son Dean, who is Kenny Vernon's "Feel So Fine" looking so fine now seven." at WKDA, KENR, and WMNI. George Jones and Tammy Wynette, who have homes in Lake- Barbara Fairchild warping minds and charging land, Fla. and Hendersonville, Tenn, (plus a houseboat on Old airwaves with the fantastic "Teddy Bear Song." Hickory Lake), are shopping for a farm in this area. (Near Spring Miami's football fever triggered hot sales on Hill, Tenn.?). George, Tammy and their seven children are at "The Game Plan To Beat Miami" by The Monday their $175,000 home in Hendersonville for the holidays and plan Morning Quarterback, and "Miami Dolphins #1" by to spend several weeks here. They are the only country music Lee Orman at WGMA. singers I know who are residents of Florida who spend the win- ter in Nashville and vicinity. ex:ú19ozomeCemmummegeemmeem2AiLBiiCsiC;II{eiL2ue' Bobby Goldsboro's weekly syndicated television show begins The Bergenaires this month on more than 100 stations in major markets. The Lennon Sisters guest on the première. Guests on succeeding pro- Thank You for a Great '72 grams include Jim Nabors, Johnny Mathis, Bobbie Gentry, Mac (But we could use more work in '73!) Davis and Glen Campbell. The series is being produced in Hol- Vocal Background by Bergenaires (615) 297-6575 lywood by Nashville's Show Biz, Inc., under the direction of Jane Dowden.

50 RECORD WORLD JANUARY 6, 1973

www.americanradiohistory.comAmericanRadioHistory.Com 32 26 AMERICA JOHNNY CASH-Columbia 31645 20 33 32 COUNTRY MUSIC THEN AND NOW STATLER BROTHERS-Mercury 61367 17 34 35 PENNY ARCADE MAGIC ORGAN-Ranwood 8100 5 (Evo THE COUNTRY ® 53 LONESOME 7-7203 TONY BOOTH-Capitol 11125 3 36 36 WE LOVE TO SING ABOUT JESUS GEORGE JONES & TAMMY WYNETTE- Epic 31719 10 ALBUM CHART El - DON'T SHE LOOK GOOD BILL ANDERSON-Decca 7-5383 1 38 43 I'VE FOUND SOMEONE OF MY OWN CAL SMITH-Decca 75382 10 39 41 BEST OF CHARLIE RICH-Epic 31933 7 JANUARY 6, 1973 al 46 I'VE GOT A WOMAN'S LOVE MARTY ROBBINS-Columbia 31628 4 THIS LAST WKS. ON WK. WK. CHART 41 42 I AIN'T NEVER MEL TILLIS-MGM 4870 6 42 25 STORYTELLER TOM T. HALL-Mercury 61368 16 ri 2 GOT THE ALL OVERS FOR YOU FREDDIE HART-Capitol 11107 9 43 44 WRAPPED AROUND HER FINGER GEORGE JONES-RCA 4801 7 3 2 1 HERE I AM AGAIN LORETTA LYNN-Decca 75381 11 1:13 50 NASHVILLE PACKAGE-Mercury 61375 3 3 BEST OF THE BEST OF MERLE HAGGARD--Capitol 11082 15 45 31 TOM T. HALL'S GREATEST HITS-Mercury 61369 16 31720 6 5 MY MAN TAMMY WYNETTE-Epic 31717 8 46 47 A SWEETER LOVE BARBARA FAIRCHILD-Columbia 0 47 37 RAY PRICE'S ALL TIME GREATEST HITS-Columbia 31364 19 LYNN ANDERSON'S GREATEST HITS-Columbia 31641 YOU REEVES-RCA 4751 17 Ell 6 8 48 33 MISSING JIM OF HANK 4798 8 6 4 A SUNSHINY DAY CHARLEY PRIDE-RCA 4742 Y0 49 49 BEST SNOW-RCA 7 7 THE HAPPIEST GIRL IN THE USA DONNA FARGO-Dot 26000 25 go 58 EARL SCRUGGS LIVE AT KANSAS STATE-Columbia 31758 3 8 8 CHARLIE McCOY-Monument 31910 º 51 48 WHEN THE SNOW IS ON THE ROSES SONNY JAMES-Columbia 31646 20 16 IT'S NOT LOVE MERLE HAGGARD-Capitol 11127 Q Eg - WILL THE CIRCLE BE UNBROKEN NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND - 10 10 WHEEL OF FORTUNE SUSAN RAYS-Gapitol 11106 14 United Artists 9801 1 m 12 BURNING LOVE ELVIS PRESLEY-RCA 2595 8 ® 60 BEST OF DOTTIE WEST-RCA 4811 2 gri 13 GLEN TRAVIS CAMPBELL-Capitol 11117 7 ECM- HANK THOMPSON'S GREATEST HITS, VOL. 1-Dot 26004 1 7 51 BABY BYE BYE DICKEY LEE-RCA 4791 9 20 LONELY WOMEN MAKE GOOD LOVERS BOB LUMAN-Epic 31746 55 63 WHY IS ROY ACUFF-Hickory 162 2 14 11 SOMEBODY LOVES ME JOHNNY PAYCHECK-Epic 3707 11 ECI 15 9 I CAN'T STOP LOVING YOU CONWAY TWITTY-Decca 75361 16 57 40 TRACES SONNY JAMES-Capitol 11108 13 16 17 BORROWED ANGEL MEL STREET-Metromedia 5001 9 BEST Of TOMMY CASH, VOL. 1-Epic 31995 1 17 18 DELTA DAWN TANYA TUCKER-Columbia 31742 TO GET TO YOU JERRY WALLACE-Decca 18 19 HEAVEN IS MY WOMAN'S LOVE TOMMY OVERSTREET-Dot 26003 1j 59 55 75349 26 19 14 LADIES LOVE OUTLAWS WAYLON JENNINGS-RCA 4571 14 60 39 A PERFECT MATCH DAVID HOUSTON & BARBARA MANDRELL-Epic 31705 11 61 54 SEND ME SOME LOVIN' HANK WILLIAMS, JR. & LOIS JOHNSON-MGM 4857 11 29 THIS MUCH A MAN MARTY ROBBINS-Decca 7-5389 193 62 52 BABY DON'T GUT HOOKED ON ME MAC DAVIS-Columbia 31770 14 21 21 THE ROADMASTER FREDDY WELLER-Columbia 31769 9 63 56 ME AND THE FIRST LADY GEORGE JONES & TAMMY WYNETTE-Epic 31554 20 22 15 TOGETHER ALWAYS PORTER WAGONER & DOLLY PARTON-RCA 4761 13 64 57 LISTEN TO A COUNTRY SONG LYNN ANDERSON-Columbia 31647 20 23 24 DOLLY PARTON SINGS MY FAVORITE SONGWRITER-RCA LPS 4752 10 65 59 CHET ATKINS NOW AND THEN-RCA VPX 6079 10 4 66 62 THE BEST OF SAMMI SMITH-Mega M31-1019 8 al 34 ROY CLARK LIVE-Dot 26005 67 64 MOUTH OF MISSISSIPPI JERRY CLOWER-Decca 75342 28 Inal 38 INCOMPARABLE CHARLEY PRIDE-RCA 2584 3 68 66 ASHES OF LOVE DICKEY LEE-RCA 4715 32 61 THE LONESOME RAY 31546 25 26 27 EXPERIENCE PORTER WAGONER-RCA 4810 69 LONESOMEST PRICE-Columbia WOMAN WOMAN) DON 166 19 27 30 JESUS WAS A CAPRICORN KRIS KRISTOFFERSON-Monument 31909 7 70 65 (SENSUOUS GIBSON-Hickory 5 71 67 ELEVEN ROSES HANK WILLIAMS, 4843 25 28 28 TURN ON SOME HAPPY DANNY DAVIS-RCA 4803 JR.-MGM 72 68 JERRY REED-RCA 4750 27 29 22 IF YOU TOUCH ME JOE STAMPLEY-Dot 26002 12 73 72 BEST OF CHARLEY PRIDE-RCA 4082 41 ME 30 45 A PICTURE OF GEORGE JONES-Epic 31718 2 74 69 WOULD YOU WANT THE WORLD TO END MEL TILLIS-MGM 4841 13 31 23 LIVE AT THE WHITE HOUSE BUCK OWENS-Capitol 11105 14 75 71 BLESS YOUR HEART FREDDIE HART-Capitol 11073 27

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www.americanradiohistory.comAmericanRadioHistory.Com "In his first major appearance at Doug Weston's TROUBADOUR, Sam Neely (Capitol) proved to be the year's most exciting young talent .. . Neely's music is blinding in its sensitivity, beauty and imagery ... His music will do the same for Texas that the Taylor brothers' music has _done for the Carolinas." "Every now - Spence Berland, and again a new RECORD WORLD, performer makes his August 26, 1972 major club debut and displays a quality of a future superstar. Such was the case of Capitol Records find, Sam Neely, in his initial performance at the Los Angeles TROUBADOUR"... it is obvious he will swiftly build into an important, record, concert, and club act ..." - Don Ovens, BILLBOARD, Sept. 23, 1972

"Right now I'm so hooked on that Sam Neely album (LOVING YOU JUST CROSSED MY MIND) that I can't tell you. I've damn near wore it out already. Jesus!" - Chuck Blore, BILLBOARD INTERVIEW, Nov. 25, 1972

"ROSALIE"- Sam Neely's sensational new single. #3510 From his new album SAM NEELY 2 available on January 8th. (SMAS-11143)

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