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KNOCK THEPOP! 'Destructive practices' harmingpop WAR hes been declaredon pop-The sounds of '66 relightneversurvivetohe- el:~the sounds of '67. Afteralong struggle by Britain's seising peingile to create a popcur twit VASAlax made millions of Plegotes her thetstablisninent. the saw*Ettalilllakarree are busy kick - ANCMthe teeth, ro.ealkid "pirate' commer- esal1,11,10 aredue to be egflpteszed by the Ginernment. DEMISE

There is now only one nation- *Wit telesietto neagramrre for pop Waitikw*--stot TV's Too Of The Pipe, wh th feannits ord. success - NO (Wirt artWtS tad precludes new- comers. mud magazines are tfi=rrkilIMPoefillligpromusic *ad its eseements.Columnists who madeMeatregulationswriting skeet pep are wow gleefullypre- &eget its demise- Owee again the hoar. old gibes *bet -twighaired morons'.arebe- tog dieted off by leader writers, HEALTHY COME Quihe apart from these who have yawnfaton teenagemusic. these mire"maTVairMone.rating Indattea- Mom who mid magazines TO THE and wavrapapees. Mart are mans TOM JONES: only Gold Disc of 1966 Warewhineeveryday lifteelibeeda depend en a Insaltter. *Meng eater- . Ayler 5 ANTIBES The artists-amorss- ...and it's all hi andstreggrras- walkers in the record- TV show ing rodliastes.and men- oaf inatmnairat teachers. FESTIVAL Emden midmaostac- popping for Tom shelved nom& f looks as AM these people .1-'0M JONESis almost a recordin1966 and Dodd showassche- thoughlovers sheaddbetakeninto 1certaintotopthe thefirsteverInthe duled. of avant-garde eeeeidayesiee by the Nilforthe Palladium historyofDeccare- On Sunday (8), he opens Jazzwill be dis- WITH sesi-pep %aimwhich TV shot,. on February cords for a British a weekdoubling at the appointed If they IL It will be his fourth are waiting to hallhasweesthe Omer- artist selling in the UK. Middlesbrough Marim- the Tomappears live on Top see theBBC -Es Albert Mao el TV sad radio ba and Stockton Tito's Aylerprogrammes. rystraneeand he b: ofthe Popstonight tease. clubs. TheCorporationhave presented with his (Thursday) and has Tom flies to South takena look at the shows THE Pesos bereft. Lord Gold Disc for "Green cancelled rehearsals in America on January 23 recorded at the London eatele- - Tirommit said Green Grass Of Home" Manchester for the forone weekof TV SchoolofEconomicsIn Aims this weekthat on the show. Ken Dodd TV showto appearances followed November-and decided tesanceive peedices are Thisistheon!)Gold do the show. He will by four days promotion not to Include them in the sevetypty berrwiertig the Disc to be awarded for still appear on the in New York. current Jazz Goes to Col- lege series. MM! erytepepor inalestry. In a statement on Mon- The Weal*,Make, day, Bill Cotton Jr, Assis- ern Nast sliestruchve tant Head of Light Enter- ameneesaroseventti tainment,toldthe MM: nerseneg the amok tat- "We have noplansto TURN TOPACE 4 danme. 11411 show theseprogrammes at I Ali present." Pal, 2--MFLI/DY MAKI Psychedelicamaniaa roundhouse Chalk Farm was oncecalled "a 1 pop GREEN. GREEN 50 Roundhouse at GRASS OF HOME Tom Jones,Decca THEderelict barn". OnSaturday it saw in theNew Year 2 (21 SUNSHINESUPERMAN withlittle elevation ofIts stature.The scene wasthe Donovan. Pye Rave, where the participants, 3 (71 SAVE ME Dave Dee, Giant Freak -Out All Night Dozy, Beaky,Mick and Tich,Fontana "emancipated from ournational social slavery" asthe ads 4 (31 MORNINGTOWNRIDE shrieked, are supposed to "realise as a groupwhatever Seekers, Columbia potential they possess for freeexpression." Either there 5(10) IN THECOUNTRY Cliff Richard, 6 ill) HAPPY JACK Columbia was nopotential among these liberatedsouls, or some- The Who,Reaction where the organisation went wrong. 7 freak -out, have (51 WHAT WOULD I BE If to get high, expand the conscience, Val Doonican,Decca the senses bombarded with kineticsand sound, you first 8 (61 DEAD END STREET Kinks, Pye have to suffer frostbite, malnutrition and nausea,give me 9 (4) YOU KEEP MEHANGIN' the "At Home With the Fogs and the BrainPolice" album, ON ...Supremes, TamlaMotown anytime. 10 1141 ANY WAY THATYOU WANTME Troggs, Page One However, despite the lack offacilities "the partici- 11 (91 WHAT BECOMESOF THE pants"-i.e. the paying guests - adjusted as they always BROKENHEARTED? do. They blasphemed at the groups, got it together inUse Jimmy Ruffin, TamlaMotown corners, and boned about tokeep the circulation on the 12 (81IF EVERY DAYWAS LIKECHRISTMAS Elvis Presley, RCA move. 13(16) UNDER On stage the Pink Floyd, the Who, and the Move each NEW MANAGEMENT Barron Knights, Columbia attempted to excite the audience into some positive action 14 (121 MY MINDS EYE Small Faces, Decca The Pink Floyd have a promising sound, and some very 15 (15) GOOD groovy picture slides which attractfar more attention than VIBRATIONS Beach Boys. Capitol the group, as they merge, blossom, burst, grow, divide 16 (131 FRIDAYON MY MIND Easybeats, United Artists and die. 17 (21) PAMELA The Who got on to the stage after an hour wait during PAMELA Wayne Fontana, Fontana which participants were treatedto "See -Saw", by Don 18 (-) SITTINGIN THE PARK Georgie Fame, Columbia Covey. The Who almost succeeded in winning over the DizzyGillespie 19 (171 JUST ONE show with an immediate flurry of smoke bombs and sound SMILE Gene Pitney, Stateside barrier smashing. But somebody pulled out the plug and 20 (24)(I KNOW) I'M LOSINGYOU Temptations, Tamla Motown the Who fellas quiet as a graveyard. Thetrouble recurred 21 to cut short two more numbers. After playing most of (22) DEADLIER THANTHE MALE Walker Brothers, Philips their new album tracks rather half-heartedly, Pete Town- 22 (18) WALK WITHFAITH IN YOURHEART Bachelors, Decca shend wheeledupon afine pair of speakers and ground 23 (191 GIMME them with his shattered guitar into the stage.It was fair SOME LOVING Spencer Davis, Fontana comment. The group had thrice been switched offas well 24 (261 CALL HERYOUR SWEETHEART Frank (field, Columbia as being constantly plunged into darkness by a team of lightingmen - none of whom seemed to know where, In 25 (20) THERE WON'T BEMANY COMING HOME fact, the stageor the Who were positioned. Roy Orbison, London The Movewere more successful. Technically they had 26 (25) DISTANTDRUMS Jim Reeves, RCA no hitches and their act .me smoothly to a stage -shaking climax as TVsets with Hitler and Ian Smith pictures were 27 I-) I FEEL FREE Cream. Reaction swiped with iron bars, anda car was chopped up. 28 1291 ISLAND IN THE SUN Righteous Brothers. Verve Two girlswere incensed enough to strip to the waist and the remaining, shivering crowdssurged menacingly 29 (-I MUSTANG SALLY Wilson Pickett, Atlantic towards the stage, the demolishedcar, and the birds. 30 (23) SEMI-DETACHEDSUBURBAN MR. JAMES The proceeds of the happeningsarc going to Centre 42 Manfred Mann. Fontana which, ultimately. hopestoraise a brandnew amphi- theatre at the Roundhouse. Whetherthey will continue to An RCA Yin...A- Vintage series LP 31 (271 HOLY COW Lee Dorsey, Stafeside put on pop shows when the theatre is built remains to be featuring 16 :are performance.6 rtatr. 32 (301 REACH OUT I'LL BE THERE Four Tops, Tamla Motown seen. They owe Itto the pop scene to doso. - NICK JONES. shared in the gro..ar 33 )-) EAST WEST Herman's Hermits, Columbia 0 RD 7111r rro,c I., --1 34 (-) I'M READY FOR LOVE RCA wow low.* swans* Martha and the Vandellas, Tamla Motown r1rAVIETOR.,1g1 35 (28) HEART Rita Pavone, RCA 36 (-1 SOMEWHERE MY LOVE Mike Sammes Singers, HMV Lennonlives! 37 1--) CABARET Frankie Vaughan, Philips RADIO station KLULinLongview,Texas,stageda 38 (-) I'M A BELIEVER Monkees, RCA Beetle "burning"ceremonylastAugust following 39 (--, THAT'S LIFE Frank Sinatra, Reprise disclosures of the legendaryJohn Lennon remarksabout Jesus Christ. The next morningasingleblack cloud OUT NOW FROM 40 (-) NIGHT OF FEAR The Move, Derain moved across thetown and a bolt oflightning slashed 41 (-I A PLACE IN THE SUN Stevie Wonder, Tamla Motown down through the air andknockedout the manager of 42 (-I FA -FA -FA -FA -FA (SAD SONG) ....Otis Redding, Atlantic the radio station. Hereportedly fellinto a pile ofthe THE WAYS AND MEANS ashes from burned Beatlerecords. 43 (-1 THEME OF THE POWER GAME Cyril Stapleton, Pye Simon and Schuster, Ameri- 44 (-1 NASHVILLE CATS Lovin' Spoonful, KamaSutra can book publishers have com- 45 I-) THE WHITE CLIFFS OF DOVER...Righteous Brothers,London missioned a definitive story of SEAOF FACES theBeetlephenomenon,In- 46 (-I SLOWLY GOING OUT OF MY HEAD Earl and Dean,Strike cluding a compendium of onPYE 7N 17277 Paul Jones, HMV record reviews, performances. 47 I-I HIGH TIME interviews and personal °beer. k,weemmerwe 48 (-1 HEY JOE Jimi Hendrix,Polydor vallons. 49 I-I MISSY MISSY Paul and Barry Ryan,Decca Lunen Probe News: One RON FAIRWAY ENTERPRISES London discotheque sent 61 Arteman * 7 Saos-woow ISM 50 1-1 IFI WERE A CARPENTER Bobby Darin, Atlantic toa Christmas Everavewithpromisesof L © LONGACREPRESS LTD., 1966 free champagne. In fact admis- sionchargesincreased and As last week the Pop 50 wasreduced to Pop 30 in the sake of accuracy,this account-, waiters replied: "You must he of "new entries" this week joking,"to requests for free far the high percentage champers. No connection between garlEySET POP FIFTYPUBLISHERS Jon's group and John's Chil- FAMOUS Rom, 25 Acuff -Rose. 26 Acull-Rose, 27 Orelloei, dren. The children are Psyche- makeitmove I f..,,nato-.2 Somihern.3 Lynn4 Cc-rnoass. 5 20Cheapen.29 ADM; 30Carter -Lawn; delic and the Jon alcoholic Management: Shadows G Faholous. 7 Marva, B Dawes, Menem,. 32Belinda. 33 Hournew; 34Carlin, ReaderIrisOrtonInStock- Kenneth Johnsonltd. Carla9 Carlin. 10 Deli lames,11 Belinda;12 35Screen Germ: 36 Robbins; 37Valando. holm says' "There in only one 193 EARLHAMGROVE, LONDON,E7 MAR 70327015 15 Screen Gems; 39E. H Morns, 40 Essex;-U proper place forwhile tiles". 1;,..,NA,,.,,. '7NoLir Catlin,4?WestOne,43 Oe Won, 44Rot: Booth 14 "'.Z. bins, Re -opened Phone The .. 22 Feidn.an, 46 Millwrck, 4/ Gear. Strr.. MEWS 413 Van co, 4 4 5,1 -se. rt Robbins visitedby Roy Orbimn and 1-. Sandie Shaw last week . . Shouldn't Chalk Farm he LPs called"The Joke -Out" . . weeklytonic US TOP TEN TOP TEN Mickle Most says BBC Light LIBRARYCERTS 1 11, THE SOUND OF MUSIC Soundtrack, Rt. most important plugshow Corserns 2 12, BEST OF THE BEACH ROTS Excellent 1 ,I'MA CELIEVER MonLees nOW. sitar and tableon 2.' SNOOPY VS. THE RED BARON Beach Boys, Cand,, Dreaded Yah Boo Brigade BBC TV's Seekers, Colurnh, Ravi Shenker Rove! Guardvnen. Layne 3 131 COME THE DAT stunnedwhenCliffRichard show. SUNNY Paolo 4 141 A COLLECTION OF BEATE! OLDIES 3 ', TELL IT LIKE IT IS Aaron 000,11. heard bawling Some WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL Beatles, ParloPhen, and the Shads Raver New Year New Vaud...ate Band, Fontana 5 CO GENTLE SHADES OF VAL DOONICAN -Yell Bon" on Christmas Day, Awards: To JimmyTarbuck IN SANFRANCISCO Ooonican, Doc, . 5 SUGAR TOWN NancySinaira, Reprly TV Did you hear the for showing it'snot enough 6 1101 DISTANT DRUMS I.rn Reeve,RCA 6 14, THAT'SLIFE FrankSomtra.Retains LEY.B.B. bawling the treasured to he Liverpudlian . To SWEET COOD THING Pa, Revere Colombia 7 191 A QUICK ONE The Who. Reecho,. cry onBBC Light'sDeejay Mrs Dalefor PUSSYCAT 8 161 BIG IHICHTIDE AND GREEN proving what 3.-- WORDS OF LOVE HITS exciting lives Mama's and Pap's. Dunhill CRASS/ RollinsSlone,[Mac, Of Christmas show? the rest ofus IT'S ABREEZE 9 - STANDING IN THE SHADOWS OFLOVE 9 .8112 SONGS OF XMAS hitiReeves, IN A Every day is Christmas day lead...To Herman for look- Torn. Motown 10 I-I FINDERS KEEPERS forFrank Parr . Brune ing as though heenjoys life, 10 MELLOW YELLOW 17.,,,,an Epic Cirt1R.chard and the Shadows. Colornh,.., Welch Informs MM'PopPanel inspiteofbeingyoungest LOLLIPOPSAND ROSES the Shadows recorded millionaire..To Dodd Frost Georgia "Apache" before the Ventures foraccepting a Tokethe "A"Dais of thatsomeone ItI Hod You and "Walk Don't Run".Sorry else has : Almost There TOP TEN JAZZ been appointed Mono,. . Em In A ',:,-on4,419 MON Shads . Mae West recorded ombudsman. Lame Fe legsrming Poo' OSMAN 5,3B Carmen...Stre,,t DOBELLS, 77 Ckanna Cross Street,London: 1 THE QUEST Bad To See The 4.1,11 1 album of Beetle songs Includ. start to 1967 for People ofParis London. 1 THE QUEST ILPI MalWaldroniXiial, : and 23a Now Row. London 1 Road. Dreary Lowe. Arrivecktra IasiWaldron COW 2 MEDITATIONS ILPI IcahnCo, sag"Twist And Shout". Artwoods their PA was 'Neon To Me foe., Co, .LPL - WeltAll Go Beingon o Rambo.. OP. AFRICA BRASS ILP, KIRK'S WORK ILP) Roland K.rk Krone155101. 3 PLAY BACH Grades negotiating agency stolen on New Year's eve Morningin May ',arm Ilannalael. I SOLO FLIGHT iTaanvtlantecl, 3 INDO-IAKZ Vol 1 1LP1 lacqi.ms Lordster agreement with Bachelors BarryFentostrsVauxhall a Show m. TheWoe To GeKiva SUITEILPIfoeHarooll and (Lando.. 4 DUSK MEE (LP, managerDorothy Solomons... write -allsifter skiddinginto GoodnightSametharat ._1, Crania ChIntaan ICBSI. 3 . lohn Mayer 1Colsarribtal. 1THE Ian Cart and Don Ronde!, iCal DeinClitg Mood 17. Guy Darrell mobbed by fans aJ . Pennies From MUMBLES 9.1.1 Cain. Tea, Heaven - That's IMMORTAL CLIFFORD BROWN umbel: 5 THE HELIOCENTRIC ballroom.. Academy Award A Meaty t Don't Uaree Pi en, ILPI IMettwel, 5 CATTIPP ,LPL WORLD OF SUN RA Vol 2 ttP, et Gravesend nomin, Sunnystd.Up , I &Aram tam, 4 CATTIIE Barry . Natio PRICE 5,- EA.-' Howeiew 11-ontanOi. 5 Coleman Newham ifesstarai. Ism. 6 ON THIS NICHT PP, Omen's Hugh Moodie, record atm (orJobs for Heartaches FURTHER EDITIONS ILI. Be..', SOUL MESSAGE ILPI Groove Ailhe sheopi immvi, ODID eepervtant, Irma fan. WW1 "Born free" music Al t East OfIlse Syn r105 Tn. Original D.s.oland leer Doll A1/41109,77777. (a.r, red, . 6 PARKER PAN- Holmes iTronmtlantrel, 7 DUSK p,opirracingrationed° has Norman Newell's Nye peas- Adios : 8 Green Eyes St. berrord %soft? I ORAMA 11.P. Cl'.,".Pont, FIRE LIPS IanCan and Cm RandISILn.c Forffleaturci. produced "Le Mans '66" Sir Jospeh Lockwood, Ernes- I Sow, ICorspo'd "ems.7 RAMIS BEATS. RAG Iterdell1Cossentraiii a LESTER INDO 'AZT SUITE ,LPI Ino Cokes-Cokey Amervaid II ...I including "I hr Mulsanne tine Anderson, Kenny Damon, Ll Doris,' 1.P ga6, (0,'..,. Ba ON LEAPS AGAIN .LP1 Later Karoo. and lob,. Mario EACO THIS NIGHT LPI Annie a .rentaru'..9 SOUTH OF sont.at INTIRMODULATION Straight At Night" and "'The PeterMurray, Salle Shaw, PRICE 6.. 10 Eve Taylor, Billy r.,' 9 .DIALOGUE SASE Lei Tran.on naramith ILPI 5,11 loses(Verve,. FS." AlDUSK" Daily Cotton, r, 10 HANDY LADY DAY 11.41 71111,r Mail sound meter experiments Miriam Kerlin and Rum Con- CAMPBELL in TEQUILA MAN ,lelohn ltands in/ Sneal at pop session way Bill NIB band's CONNELLY 70 Novo Oshnd De,olIns psychedelic GROUP COLLETT'S. confirmed Max Jones'belle Holm mauve suits found --on 10 DENMARKSTREET.LONDON, deal Nortnempom redWay line W C TIM1653 ME1011Y MAKI M. January 7, nn

HOW do you foresee the progress of the Stones in 1967? 6 WHAT DOESWORRY I don't really know. We're at a funny stage. Everyone's reached it,I think. We are at the stage where weare ME IS THATTHERE'S not working every night on one-nightersalloverthe place. We are just making records and have time to NOBODY COMING UP sort of gather our thoughts. We've got time to look at ourselves in relationship to TO REPLACE GROUPS everything-our relation- ships with other people and with everything that con- cerns us.It's impossible to LIKE THE BEATLES do this when you're dash- ingaroundalloverthe place, worried about getting to gigs and things. AND THE STONES We aren't the only group doing this. The Beatles and to be the side that everyone Actually,th,,sangisn't even people like the Small goes for. really very rude. Whenvou Faces and the Whoare hearit youl realisethis. doingit. They got tothis HAVEyouchanged in The rest of the words aren't stage faster than us. But the past 12 months? rude. Thereare a few you notice that they aren't Ifso,in what way? slightly rude bits, but Fre Tomp es working every night either. Yes,Isuppose have covered them up They've got more time to changed in some ways. I'm consider what's happening. not as nasty as I used to I don't really know be foronething.I may not whether it's a good thing or have been nasty toyou, but not to be like this.I know I was tosomepeople. I'm JerryLee didn't enjoy last year very not worried abouttriviali- much. I enjoyed the things ties any longer,either.I Idid but 1 didn'tenjoy used to worry about every- things so much as a whole. thing,howeversmall,at one time. Thingslike, get- HAVE rumours and re- ting to a gig, silly things_ Now 1only worry about right! ports about the de- dine of the Stones really important things. "Green Green TOM JONES'monster hit bothered you atall? YOUR lasttour was Grass OfHome" could becalled the Obviously the time must reported to have songthe hippieshate. Not sinceKen Dodd come when the popularity been not so good firtanei- to the tophas a number one must go down a bit-when ally. Do you agree with tickled his way youcan'tgetimmediate spleen fromthe this? produced such abarrage of Fj number ones. Even the self-appointedarbiters of teenagetaste. Beatles mustreach this Idon't agree.Itwas a stage. But I'm not worried goodtour.Some ofthe But Tomdoesn't worry.As "Grass"passed the placeswerefulland the last week, Tomsaid at his luxurious about it.What doesworry million mark me isthat there's nobody others were almost full. The Sheppertonhome: "Itdoesn't worry me.You always crowds were good and criticised whatever youdo and this is nodiffer- coming up to replacegroups I had get pleased with the liketheStones andthe that's what Igo by. ent.Idon't carebecauseIwas e great time.Ireallyen- record. It's donefar betterth I ever expectedit Beatles That's the worrying joyed it, going on stage and criticismdoesn'tanbother me." part. There are groups like to. So abit of the Who and the Faces of that. That'smeafter all. course and I'm not knock- HAVE you any plans SONGS ing them or putting them Atto branch out into BELTING down.ButIdon'tthink there's anyone comingup to other fields? whichisalsotakingoffonthe match thesort of popularity What I'd really like to do The record, the Is findsomebody; reallynew countrycharts and Isexpected to enter thattheStones andthe American Tom. and really great. We'd then popcharts aswell, hasproved a lot to Beatles have had in thepast Almost on an international scale. make some great records. First ofall, he canpick his own winners. I'dliketo discover some- without amajor hit endedwhen Tom Idon't count the Beach 12 months material. onewithsome fantastic took a handin his ownselection of Boys because I think really bit," they've been arounda long ideas thatwould "It's alsoshown methat I can slow down a amaze people. 1 record to thinkthat every single I made time. They are as old as said Tom."I used anyone. someprett,vgoodpeople had to be abig songwhich I belted out. Thiswasn't now. ButI'dliketofind I've noticed adifference when I Butthere reallyisn't anythinglike that. anyone coming up.If any- someone torecordwho do a TVshow, too. one is going to match our would be so amazing that "1 used tobe worried if myvoice would stand people would laugh - old do. This one successandthatofthe men wouldlaugh at him up tothe bigbelting songs I used to Beatles,Iknow andyou lot easier on my voice.Idon't have is different, a know thatit'll besomeone ARE there any plans to worryaboutitgiving up or anything.Idon't completely new that we've supposeI'llbeconcentratingonballadsinthe never heard about. for a new British future, butI doknow at least that as far as I'm tour? concerned, theyaren't out." MUSICALLY, which Idon't know about that Tom is offto SouthAmerica at the end of this way are the Roll- kind of thing. You'd better month for aweek of appearancesand plans to stop ask Andrew (Oldham) about ing Stones moving? that. off In NewYork on the return if some good pro -- Ithink ournew album motional work canbe lined up. "We are hoping to whichyou won't have heard WILL 1968stillsee FOUND THE SOUND! get anEd Sullivanshow and a few other appear- If so, we'll probably stay about a yet is a pretty good indica- Mick Jagger sing- anceslined up. tion of where weare going ing with the Stones? week." -if infactwe are going Isuppose so. I dent , - growing number ofgroups Mat mv The rrasre Ferflea Canvtrourro Canwect Ono, anywhere. know. I don't think that far ,thug a Sooner edge 'tethera Ita.-S, creat,4 Cadvapart de laws. Coo,. t 6.4rar, Ithinkit's better than ahead Howcan seatell a new dimengon ci sound with a Farfisa NEW SINGLE "Aftermath" which sold what you'll be doingin the 1 very well. But there's a lot future. Willyou still be on e organ,. Tries, wonders of Mks Iati. Amalie Wiwi, T 1 With a gold disc onits way. Tom Is faced with of newsongs on the new the Melody Maker in le '15" '.-tAmic age oliw three gnatplusses to Woodiror Read. Whophonia O.* the problem of a newsingle. "I have already re- album and it's much better. You don't know. Neither do 1,0se 9rOullszYersahater. toast* voices Lewd.. VIAL Ithink we just want togo L_1 1 corded four songsand I'm doing two more. They !,*nos kora one instrument. Ratability. are different sortsof things and when we've com- an making records that we 1.1.1.0,41.. oglimologaebow fp.

nut stontr-voo ran essay pleted them all, we'll choosethe next single.Iex- like rather than worry I$your new singledl go places laAas CaViraierlftWar about wherewe are going liberately suggestive? Fats& Pone; 'The mostreasonabh PCerxrkeralva04.alsoirgerarel mar pect that I'll hose thefinal decision on it, although Nonni ao* nothing will be decided untilall the songs are In I'm very happy about the Ileave thoughts like [tort priced organ too can buy. the can." new single. One side. "Let's inthe dark eerie comers Spend The Night Together", kustirlio Tom also spent this week(and carries on next of the mindI *lama nay for a new LP. in a groovyrecord. for "Let's Spend The NISPA The week) in the studios recording titles dancing.Theother side. gether" toany younglady As his record notched up its sixthweek at the Ruby, Tuesday", is a bal- I'mtakingtut.Whatit lop of the MNI pop 50, Tom added a postscriptfor lad, but with a strong beat means isshall or spend si the anonymous knockers: "%then I played the record It's very melodic. Wes the eveningtogether If terrilt to Jerry lee Lewis, he told meitwould sella weird,with some grant; people have warped, million. And Ithas." things init Ithink thatI twisted. dirty mindsI sup DelMrati took iVia.N.M.aaaiawaniat laassmit. And Tom is laughing all the way to the bank- prefer this one. I'm riotsure poseitcould base sexual ft...am-and.V.... Pani. lamOw and back again. whether thismay not prove overtones FARRSA FILECTRON/C ORGANS l'orr. d-).1! I( HWY MAKER, Januar):7, 1'147 COME WITH THEMM TO THE ANTIBES JAZZ FESTIVAL WHO/WHEN/WHERE

wortit nerd S E 11 The Mare play 114141's THURSDAY larket Hall BitFoll Superholiday The do.Stoner ohl Sunshine the BBC on Band guests tOdayLi programme'sPop North SUNDAY DREAMING of relaxing on a (1 pm). Charily Folk Conran efIse loyal Fes -tie, Mall Wrist sundrenched beach in the with Robin M.H. and.Inn an, FRIDAY aleGrigar.rid Mad, Catbsow Ataluxurycamp this SouthofFrance? Thencome Donovan guests on (7 IS pm). Theo Mindbenden play gbh, Helen with the MM on a Sunshine which also features Walker's recently gaa,.. orgood hotels Grant, and Darin K7 llorpwcutClub,Garet.Gate Superholiday to theAntibes Jazz with Ike Isaacs and PaulJonsandterAtw "TV WhoCpty"'"af"IZ:0 Welsh Band awes!intodays Festival. PierPaLt%ri ed thenofEasyBeal lathe), now un, sfor W 'mown aed Andyou cantakeyourpick of of JULY 30.Cost: 284 guineas. viLr ,hre''ft'...1town begins 10 am (MC Lsght, Coventrytonight. The Graham. Collier Sep. three separateholidays nine Ram Kenton.Orr.Jewell, - Geno Washington's Stan guestat North and the Ed Faultless Wm days all THE 15-day trip departson Jam Band days, 12 days or 15 - London's ManorHouse Blues- on UseJazz Stew to nimac.(11.3g tem) ville Club. the gh fabulous valueformoney. JULY 16, returning JULY30. TheSmallFacesplay UppercutClub.ForestGate, THE nine -day tripleaves Lon- Cost: 38 guineas. F T MONDAY dononFriday morning, JULY The price includesall travel The earing Stateside asolo- SATURDAY instruenotal. Noland Kirk and accommodation. Inthecase returnsmtoIlse Rome.Scott 21, travelling bycoach and boat yt amBys. Club, FrithStreet. London of the two shorter trips, this will knCal theteVagabonds. he W Itonight,PlotthePeter to arrive onSaturday evening. ttAnders, andthe AlanDown Ind Trio. be ataspecial luxury camping Setguestonthismornwsg's Sax r Ken WeWler eat. You leave Antibes on July 28 Saturday Club. (BBC Light his Brawls to woceth the goy. 10 arn). niScottQuartetat the bulls and arrive back in Londononthe siteonly 400 yards from the The AlexWelsh Bandplay Head Barnes. tonight. London's 100 Club, Oxford Frans Cambridge Ustiverssty evening of JULY 29. Cost: 25 beachandclosetoAntibes. Street. thissweet comes JavaGars The Humphrey LyttelNn To College ..... ring the greet guineas. Breakfast is provided and facili- Band playChelsea's swinging Thelon... Moak Quartet Six Bells pubtonight. (BBC]). THE 12 -day trip leaves London tiesareexcellent.See photo- TheDon Dendall.lanCarr owl ntet play the Camden onJULY 19, returningon graphs alongside. Town Hallthisevening(I TUESDAY Si For thoseonthe TheSpencerDavisGrano Small Pates mind-bl.wmg a aJ- Ball- the llrord Petalstanight. longer trip there will playNelson'sImperial Festival Amooerica ildsing Please send details of the MM Antibes ers playForest Gate's Upper- WEDNESDAY trips. be hotel accommoda- cut Club tonight(7.30 pm to I am). SmallFacesgo Wuthto tion,complete with Manfred Mannstaratthe their fans at PurlejsOrchid breakfast, in Antibes. Southwark pop Scene. Wel. Ballroom. NAME The Festivalitself runsfrom July 22 to ADDRESS 27 and booked sofar aretheLouis Arm- strongAll -Stars and Dave BrubeckQuar- Post to: Antibes Trips,MELODY MAKER. 161 tet. The restof the bill is Fleet Street, London.E C.4. starpacked nowbeing finalised. NEWS EXTRA ON PAGE12 wo imr .m ...... - - -

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CAROLINE(SOUTH) 259 METRES MELODY MAKER,January7,I987-Page s Facesmayshare billing withOrbison THE Small Faces will and Ilford Valais (10); Purley tomorrow (Friday) expected to be a new record- Orchid Ballroom (11), Green. Clarinettist-as/6stVicAsh ing. The B side will probably probably share the ford Starlight (131; and Reid- told the MK "Johnny andI be from an old Presley film. billing with Roy Orbi- ItngtOn spa (14). shared a room for six months On January 19, they By to working withthe Joe Wylie DAVE DEE TV DATE son on his forthcoming Germany for five days of con- Band in Bermuda. Lit j British tour. Thetour certs. "1 came home threeweeks AVE DEE,Dozy,Really, open on March 3, prob- ago butJohnny stayed on for DMick and Tick return JOHNNY BUTTS DIES an extrathree months as he fromtheir current Scandina- ablyattheFinsbury was saving up to getmarried vian four on Tudday (10) and ELLINGTON Park Astoria. Johnny Butts in March. I was to he his best guest in BBC -TV Crackerjack DRUMMERdiedInhospitalinBer- man andIstillcan't believe the following day. Also possible for the tour muda lastFriday (December that heisdead. He was one Beaky phoned the MM from are Paul and Barry Ryan 30). He was 25. ofthenicestpeople 1 ever Sweden this week to say: "We the world." ORCHESTRA and the Action. Hewasinvolved in an acci- metin jazz got herein New Year's Eve SMALL FACES: off on a dim ofGermany The tour will last live days dent while riding a cycle on and foundtherunwayat a week for about six weeks. Boxing Day. hitting his head NEW ELVIS DISC Stockholm covered with snow IN CHURCH visitingmajorcitiesinthe on a telephone pole as he fell. andice.The plane skidded UK. He never regained conscious- PRESLEY'SELVIS next aboutallover theplace as SONNY AND CHERSINGLE The Small Faces appear at ness. single will be releasedby welanded-Dozy nearly had APROGRAMMEof religi- the Bristol Locarno today His body has been shipped RCA in February. aheart attack!" an- ous music will be (Thursday);theUpperCut, back to Londonand the Notitleshavebeen and Cher have a London. butthe Asideis SONNY playedby DukeEllington tomorrow(Friday); funeral takes place at Slough nounced, DONOVAN BALLET new single released on and his orchestraat Great January 20 on Atlantic St Mary'sChurch, theUni- ONOVAN will present his called "And The Beat Goes versity church al Cam- Dfirst ballet during his Melody bridge,on February 20.The show, "An Evening With The couple go tothe San programme will Donovan", at London's Royal Remo Song Festival this include Dusty booked for month and may make a trip Duke'ssacredwork,"In AlbertHallon JanuaryIS. maker toBritain for record promo- The BeginningeGod". Theballet, "Golden Apples", This will last 12 minutes. tion,ontheir way back to 161fleetSt.. London gagement has been last America. addedtotheEllingtontour The whole show will which takes two hours andwillfeature Sonnystartswork on a Telephone' FLEet Street 5011 placeinBritain Europe and Japan newfilmsoon andis Don with a 14 -piece orchestra cur- from February5to20, and rently TACK HUTTON. Editor Itfollowsthespecial comprisingfiverhythm,in- cutting a new album Royal additionto her major new material, Jack Bruce has cluding harpsichord, wood- called"Songs For ThoseIn BOB HOUSTON. Ass. Editor Albert Hallconcert on Febru- INcabaret dates In America been in Scotland working on Love", due for release here ary19 (not April19 asin- songs, while drummer Ginger wind and strings. BOB DAWBARN, Features Editor advertently during 1967, Dusty Spring- inMarch. printed in last Baker has been at home in MeanwhileCherecurrent week's MM) whenthe Duke's fieldhas now signedfor London writing songs. HIRT EXPECTED ALAN WALSH News Editor bend performswith the Lon- appearances on the Conti- - release "Mama" failed to donPhilharmonic nent and in Japan. trumpet star Al enter the Pop 50 this week, MAX JONES Orchestra. and thereis The Ellington hand In May she makes a jet TV FATS DOMINO DUE AERICAN'Hirtis in stillno release and LPO expected Brit- dateforSonny and CHRIS HAVES will be heard indiveduailyand and radio tour of Europe do- ainin March for two weeks Cher's together. ing two TV and three radio DoN1IN0 Is to appear of radio and TV work. firstfilm, "Good Times". CHRIS WELCH shows ineight days, visiting FATSinBritainin March and There is a strong possibility BILL WALKER PITNEY TOUR Switzer/and. Belgium and Aprilfor two weeks. Heis that he will record during his JAMES TOUR OFF Holland. coming here fora tour negoti- visit NICK JONES In early June she will play ated by Vic Lewis of Nerns IT is reportedfrom ADVERTISEMENT MANAGER GENE PITNEY'S 1967Brit- two days in cabaret at Tito's DUSTY Enterprises. JONES SINGLE New Club, Majorca. York this week thatthe ish tour-with the He opens a weekatLon- PETER WILKINSON Troggs as specialguest stars In August she willflyto don's Saville Theatre on Harry James band'stourof -starts on February 17 and Japan for sixconcerts,fol- On January15the group March 27, The second week date for Paul Britain,provisionallysetfor Provincial News Editor. JERRY lowed by two days of cabaret fliesto Australia where they RELEASEJones' new single has April, is now oil. James signed willlastfour weeks. do Tv and radio before start- will probably be of de- DAWSON. 2-4 Oxford Road. Roger Essterby.press officer in Tokyo nightersin been brought forward week a new contractfor TV com- ing a three-weektourwith towns other than foepromoter Arthur Howes, As previously announced London. and it will be rushed into the merdnis before checkingout ManchesterI Central 3232 told the MMon Monday: "The shereturnsto New York's the Walker Brothers and Roy shop. tomorrow (Friday). of Manhattan toappear at the tour's complete itinerary has BasinStreetEastinNov- Orbison. The Aside is -Bad.Bad SteakPitInParamus, New not yet been worked out yet, ember, visits New York's FELIX FOR SAVOY Boy", from his film, Privilege Jersey. butitwilllast 28 days and CopacabanaIn June and the SECOND CREAM LP wit visit major cities." SandsHotel,Las Vegas,in Julie Fells Ju ly. album to FOLKSINGERhas been signed for two She makes her London AFOLLOW-UP"Fresh Cream" is already weeks In cabaret at London's RADIO 390 AGAIN cabaret debut at the Talk Of being planned by the Cream. Savoy Hotel,beginning on The Town in April. Thegroup return from their Monday, April 3. 390, the pirate Christmas holidayson Satur- ThisweekJuliererorded RADlOStationwhichwenton YARDBIRDS BACK day and next weekstartre- two new titles for a Fontana cording sessions for thenew single. Both are originals writ.a theairafterbeing finedin LP. the America, the Len for Juhe by Donovan, d November for unauthorised nACK truer Eric Ciapton has been broadonsting,startedbroad- 1.-9Yardbirds spend today the recordis planned for late casting again last weekend. (Thursday) and tomorrow re - holidaying ;11 Franc.wrting January release They face another summons cording a nrwsingle eel !raintheBritish government. tracks for a new LP-their but3spokesman claimed they firstrecordingsBS a quartet. Marshall had new evidencetoprove The single will he released they were outsidethethree. early in February and the LP DEARIEJOINS mile limit. if IMarch. BEN WEBSTER sound'

WEBSTER -SCOTT TOUR for the Ben Webster.RonnieScott-BlossomDearle is getting DATEStour are now almost finalised.Webster and the Scott quartet open at the Bull's Head, Barnes,on Monday (9). The rest of their dates are Dolphin Hotel, Batley(13), Manchester Sports Guild(14),Mercers Arms, Coventry(15),Liverpool University (19). U.S. pianist -singer Blossom Deane around... joins the Scott.Wehster package for Swansea University (16),Aberystwyth University (17), Sheffield University (19). BirminghamUniversity(2l) ...used bymany of today's andLondon's Marquee Club big (22). LOCKJAW FOR names, including: Blossom,without Webster THE WHO orScott,playsanengage- SCOTTS CLUB? ment atondon's Bull's Head SPENCERDAVIS on January 30.Blossom and Ronnie Scott Ben Webster are currently 8-,L°NOON'SClubisnegotiatingto THE CREAMand starringatthe Ronnie Scott bring U.S. tenorman Eddie Club until Saturday (7). Lockjaw DavistoBritain.If THE SMALLFACES contracts are signed this MELLY TAKEN ILL week,Lockjawwillfollow MARSHALL'S Roland Kirk into the club for BIG SOUND SINGER GeorgeMelly, who a seasonbeginningJanuary IS FORYOU ! was takenIIIwhileap- 30. The singing attraction for ROBERT pearingattheOsterley and the periodwillbe America's Selectyour own particular MORLEY CamberleyJazzClubsover Mark Murphy. [66110311111 theChristmasholiday,was RolandKirk,returningto set-up- over2 dozenseparate s admitted to theHampstead Scott'sas a result of "tremen- units from (8w P Hospital,London,lastweek dous demand",opensatthe to 200 watts 40 suffering from a duodenal club on Monday(0) for three to choose from. 114 ulcer. weeks 50-rs, On Monday, Mrs Diane Melly told the MM that STONES' G ge as akl g gtd p - DATES gress and feeltng a lot better "He should heOut of hospital 111.1Lto inaccurate Informa- marshal! nextweek,"shesaid,"hut l/don suppliedto the MM, the World'smost powerful hewon't heworkingagain dates for theRolling Stones forsome time" sInglereleaseand Palladium distortion -freeamplification TVappearancewereincor- Jas ctly published In For full details JAMES TOREST last week's /A,I Issue. Wrote VIVIANEVENTURA GRAHAM STARK The correctrelease date for your name and addresson TIMMY JAMES Issuffering thenew single, "Let's Spend postcard and sendit tous - 7fIrlrot;IliS NID/71.411,0 6(0167119;(1011 fromnervousexhaustion The Night 7SATIOWS Together" coupled ROSE, MORRISg COMPANY o; IfU ANII:,1; and has been orderedby his with "Ruby, Tuesday" LIMITED doctortorest.As written 32-34 GordonHouse Rood a result byMickJaggerandKeith Jimmy And the Vagabondsare Richard,is January 13 Kentish Town,London, N W.S JAN.6th AND WEEK- NORTH LONDON cancelling allappearances for The firstappearance on the ten day. from January14. LondonPalladium TVshow From January I, Jimmy has by the Shines JAN.13th AND WEEK -SOUTH LONDON signed will he on If 7111orris a new agencyagree- January 22,and the SPONSOBFB ment with the Harold Davison p's INS,BUYIHT, new album will heIssugedrouon nffire February 20. THEGOLDEN -ANDWILTED- CIA RICHbrakerule, " FEATHERAWARDS MARI 11011111000 RAM fIRINT rneiiner haswheels,: araand MA.; re -

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tick beach boys a. warily relaxed WEBSTER: m/at MI areaby a magaof la's waled wt ma i4 fret the beetle bond. In aellOtt us n mensal we vote - txv- AM sem) great batsman al OH*oh yeah (he cream. is Still MAN OFTHE YEA1L SECOND COOHMAIT tff one of the most EMIGRE TENOR Rob Sete, theRio whirtsrad THE TEAL Woe NM La Impressive sights who carries matereatimat 191,1165 011.3/1/114 r pme fame and soundsJazz passport Uraltakes his mior lost Q seta pm Mks seam lam In offer. FINDS EUROPE across everyborder of style nor brow ha Woo smiled ItItcomforting. and teelanime. pressitatim then,to know he willpresideover WOMAN OF THETEAR: SOLO IMIt90061LITT OF * the European TO HIS STYLE MissFitzgeraldfaperms- THE TEAL CM* Terri- He tenor scene for wmpet. Rage hemitime- quite a lime yet. oat simpag.Metwaralis Though theBil- LONDON MAX JONES BAND OF THE TEAL cask and tapir allMminwer SCOTT 14ki oxiIsn'tclearto goddy hick Be Make MI Me as Wawa nutria onMVPS WALKER him-and doesn'tappearto read so much about the jam rates, Maim a permeamt ladait Maw Migloesed dot 'money is just prey on his mind-Webster musicians here. in Europe that gawp (la sa city-m- imose of Pm seMinas indicated that he hadno In.In - they really want to go out and eity pi.dsme penomels)/a the amemo. that tendon at present of crossing see them. wrong.alectalsa (Ma mar a MailMet Las LIIIMGPCAL JAZZ Ell - , °fiends me. Atlantic. Withallhis experience of Woad) awl with the mem MAN OF THE TEAM OM "Well, I like it here and find the jazz business, would Ben Matemem Cala timid }Mama. lime mend m- it very relaxing, and there'sa Webster recommend Ittoday eltela Mao el meals lotI want to see. It's always as a profession for a 'mumasslaid Is.,toistotsi swingy manone tam Otramers Clinhated niceinvisitstrangeplaces rnan? great mak_ emeltemem and .54seinsoll 10E/tenses I oy a esamive vitawiodose!Sr rFaxigtgae fe=lit dilsettt indI plan to go down around "No,I wouldn't. Thc best big band yam_ are,_at...table . 1,. hoRteastone,wionfred spnin and Italy when itcan thing I think a kid can do now Croce

es lett,Dizzy,Parker . oh, AVANT GARDESOLOIST tarant r..0 justcan'tafford to everyone was there. OF THE YEARSareapbassith Z"efetea l. BOSTON "They had five or six joints floutist mutesElegyvd. utmost quartet drew the tongs= A aMet Fastener. as.err on thatstreetwhereguys bag Bank* Glea m. his laxakaaiaL_,_ miss only threebob would come andsitin, and officelinesoutside:beLIS. FESTIVAL there was always something May hesee or when er deity happening. The Three Deuces, cat ht.catearitiont"'',7-1,' Maas gm* Me et ast Pos Famous Door, Jimmy Ryan's, dmapsb amid beattalwaat NEW YORK allapst, la My* tom Downbeat and the Onyxwere SINGEROF THE YEkR, Yet dame MT NAM .6"..1 some of them. Lou Rawls.Abeady mix- rIDELONIUS MONK, Erroll "I used to jam at Monroe's of blues. amd IMMIC,01.1! nr Wass and or Garner,DaveBrubeck, saulgsex=' satatisate erreamelg was Uptown House and Mintons vaulted hasdeservedlyen she Mids aloe ClarkTerry, Bobby Hackett, Playhouse-itwasatClark lop W thecharts. ter a- as Ma=lt J.J.Johnson, Pee Wee Rus- Monroe'sthatIfirstheard /WM sa Ormamma sell.Bud Freeman and Ruby alerw,,i)m1. IP.A.p. rasa Bird. Mostly I jammed in Min- ARRANGER OF age Brag'are amongthestars ton's,withDon Byers and YEAR:Oliverbalsa. err moil Its booked to appear at the urn- Pres and sometimes with Sr, ond jazz festival at the Bos- Monk. That as the first time tonGlobe, on January 20 met Monk, in Minton's." and 21.GeorgeWeinwill Howabout thefinancial again produce the festival rewards? whichwas a hugesuccess "Yes, theywereallright. lastyear. Everybodywas working presto The Duke Ellington Orch- teady and makingmoney, Of estraleavesNew Yorkon course, night after nightou'd Monday(9)fora 12 week getataste of thatloud-talk WHO European tour . . . baritone among the customers, but saxIst Gerry Mulliganwill aftera time you became cal- compose thescore andtitle lous toit. ARETHE songs forthe film version of "But the thingI'm talking hit Broadway comedy Luv... about isthe spirit. The spirit P.S.A FREE LPWITH YOUR SUBSCRIPTION JohnColtraneandDinette that was 52nd Streetinthe Coleman appeared together in Forties,Idoubtifthatwill WRITE TO:SUBSCRIPTION DEPARTMENT, 40 a jointconcerton Boxing ever return to jazz. Day at New York'sVillage "Iusedtolivenext door theatre. to Minton's at the Cecil LONDON ICA Gene Krupa, backatthe Hotel, and WHO BOWLING GREEN LANE. many an evening Metropole, celebrates his someone would come and 58th birthday this month. On knockon my door and say Tuesday(10),thedrummer that Byers and Preswere jam. MUSIC MAKER and his quartet move to ming there.I'djust jumpup Startofa great PLEASE SUPPLY Chicago's London House for and take my hornout ofits three weeks . . . Stan Getz ease and go down there and has just completed a success- we'd jam until morning. new ful two-week run at La Fuente "They'd wakeme up. you seriesthis week in N ClubinMexico City . . know,around 11.30 or 12 Duke Ellington's Orchestra o'clock, and 1 usedtoplan. has completed a new album Of course, at thattime, Min- Address for RCA -Victor. ton'susedtoonlyhirea Former Basle lenorist Eddie rhythm section. The hums "Lockjaw" Davishascut a wouldsitin.There was no new LP with a big band this bread, butwe were learning weekfor RCA -Victor. Alto all the time. Bobby Blater did the arrange. "But sittingin can be dis- HAND THIS TO YOUR NEWSAGENT rnents. astrous tun,ifthegun who its in can't keepupwiththe JEFF ATTERTON happenings. It's likely to AtliMUSICECHO J throw a wrench in the works" AF,.11/112/00aVtilVT.'.-71' a colleague point- ASedout to mesome- time,Roy Orbisoncon- stitutes"the backbone ofthepop industry." He'sone of thoseex- Tighteningupthe quisitely professional artistswhosepopularity seems to neithermelt nor boil.For Royit's not riots, hysteria, imagesand booms.Just that Orbisonnutsand bolts sweet smell ofsuc- cess whenten thousand fans care what individual perform- tothat!Theother songis for Roy in the New Year? 0.1100100- are turnedaway ances were like and whether -Roam' On". which was writ- "When I've done thePal- -treads awe come froman Ipswich ball- I actedlike a nextJames ten because I had to tell these ladium I go back to the States Deanoranything. girls we hadtoleavewith for a new single,then Aus- I.songwriter. umpampa, accustomed to - if nuts and bolts, and carry on." said Royquietly. inoffensive- "In I that's the right word Yes me- ly,and fact. only to two And that's the kind of at- still a bitsleepily. songsstrictlyforthefilm. 1ustomed, that's all right! But titude that makes Roy Orbi- Isheatanworriedabout any parts? The titlesong. "Fastest Gui- can't complain because my son a very big star andthat tarAlive-, issupposedto albums are ullingvery well. makesthe backboneofhis "None. There's nothing I'm describemy way of life, butwhichalwaysencouraging particularpopindustry,as losingsleepover. I don't I had a problemlivingup How about immediate plans lid as the rock of Gibraltar. IIIIMENAMAi=112a163EgCNAW TROGGS LOOK SET FOR ANOTHER GREAT YEAR IN '67 TheSound of Entertainmenton IF you've got a few bob left after the New Year's Eve festivities and would like a flutter on which pop group will hold its ground in '67, you could do worse than back IleWhit singles-* the Troggs. They burst through the pop ranks in '66 with few GUY DARRELL riVAIs (Dave Dee and Co excepted). Witha straw -bale Hard Lovin' You Nev.,: --<- and manure image (not played down, it must be added), w I've Nevey Had a Lose they placed every single firmly in the Mid chart. Like The The country -boy image is fadinga little, but not the powerful appeal of the Andoverians. THE CTRIELE ROBERT As their year of triumph ground to an end last week, BOBBYBE WE= a Trogg Ronnie Bond, the good-humoured drumpower- Bony Moronie Just Say Goodbye c.vr Please Don't Ever house of thegroup, reviewed the situation for the MM Leave Me "Last yearwas so tremendous for us thatif we never 20216 had another hit we'd never forget the excitement THE F .2 F..71---X and the RAY CONNIFF timesgreat ONE IN A MILLION We Tr Wednesday's child -s,= a Senor id.we've already Use Your tmainatiort ' War of "We aren't worrying about Mace the year tocome. We started so quickly and we went up so testthat we never had time Dustytakes to worry Very much. We are tryingtowidenourappeal now, because both Larry and ourselves plan to be around olmrt one wayor a shots anotherfor ontape long time tocome.But we DR.WEST'S MEDICINE lessons have to widenour appeal. SHOW "When 'Wild Thing'was & JUNEBAND hit,thekidsunderstoodit. hale not over there, where Ras is buttheparentsdidn't.But The Eggplant ThatAte Chicago THESPEILZIN,=i1-7 LPs is not the only out onIts ownasa sound reCso7:17pt:;er, to - they did go for 'With A Girl ZICi?- --alltheUsual conglomeration goodthinp that Dust, brought . has be that way. Help Me tofindirt back from her Mew York sea. -Anothr thinpthat really Like You'. It's surprising how that one expects enjoyed in making thesetapes many parentslistentopop be seenSinnssInDusty Springfield, m'ahrts"41.7, 7.'4 tcs.,4: was that are made them al all. music.When wedid'Any pantomime abode atLiverpool lithe night sessionsfinishing upas Way That You Want Me',wc "e!!: lie late -orearly -aseight anrt Empire. numbers I'm never at my thoughtitwould help us to Plus the usual apparatusfor use a couple of these singing Start tlost best during the day- the wee appealingtothe older tea coffee -making,a chats, for my next release, for hit albums donT see how ranlitin smallhoursaremuch better People. longue,and feminine dress - a very Istill for me. "We had n recording setsson in donesomething have eight weekstime. enLiver. Which 11 anotherreason why differentwitheverysingle, %Ts';ensVm"usswiTignIrsersOt Martin, useful to but'WantMn' was a risk se% ::astor2t 'ffieSt"I'llkSo:71% mefor neepantoseason, It C="yrliiscrildsarevery neCe ,n Mon gives me the chance toget my We tookachance with that. sary,usn:wri'%:omfort atthe voice in trim for the matinees. It wasso different. When we une. I don, know whattherest of first recordedit, we were un. dence fora nine -week season. atthe Coparabana in I visit Japan But none oftheseare asirn -Ana want to the cast must think whenthey sure aboutitourselves, and US I am conch hear the ....myrtle' sounds one itemofturn. beforethe it took a few plays beforewe Dorton(as to be able to do someradio and from my dressing-room. But were convinced about it." ofplacepotsto TV recordings of a new stmale But do vou know vehts This prole during my few weeksinLono hin The group PAD Gene PffneC a smartbutnotparticular. onhisnext uts.ndinp taperecorder.Not don. Ist7kstIS: g"'1,,,,`allal Britishtourin that DustyIs busy listeningto ff. thrilled with the sound t' February as guest artists hut other artists nor evenher ovon on these American tapes when I goback to Mew they hope thatby the autumn efforts.For she has only one Some I made in the CBSsiffdlos York I hope todo some tele- ofthisyear.they'llbe able -some inthe much less WY' vlsion recordings before I open togo tont.. A and They atthe Cops, ror the autumn asheadliners on "SandNis bpd hxs become a great%studios, programMeS over thereAll the theirownnut tour. dog DYLAN 15162847 BARBRA STREEANTE SlearrisC a ge ging_e; bigmusical Shows "We hope to have ouwnexpe Greaten Maw le Eitappelle Barbra =n'T°'",%'!` made aaraoYlose SiVtisenNtter7. come off tId COWL.. & hat, especially for her an Amer, during the summer andreostart rbyceeo oe

in the fall. anr lve already done said Ronnieo 11111:3111 the din s::t.a;r7rsitiliFff coupleof Ed Sullivanshows elf but there are several othert I h whom many ofthe airswPrINCIPLIM tongerhesscat e WC/Rn topDuststarsno for Gensffins OFR with drummer Merl. Love.e hirnwhen r7hanId'T:"°"ylats;e. t" Dustydrtrovered by the shewas on Americforher they produce .1. of the most nd way-ano.er exc.. soundsthat Cveyet thing I learned from my last stintat Pas. Street East. visitIfthe heled her so much that she tactthat on Mew i:s.st,rdit:issotr:BSsInIST es Ptddroa York at least, .e audiences are hadhhorn tape a comPle..... Itoboe muchtttttt ledin the tomake ngements as Inthe agoo's: emiller ont,. thestrings ,eras er rlfroutrhto is Ferro, I aril Liverpool, Msetapes the result havetwo gentpar, each performance In a arealhelp extlythat asitsoundedinthe rangements that were done for me by Pat a sayshearIneverthought tudio. Williams,a. that day would comewhen °Illutforthefunky,earthy Itacharach medley MOwas ar soundthe A and Studi. are ranged Mats whe should be ...malt.P does most or Barbra Streisand.s ranoscalesandexercises - RAY CONNIFF but hero am. And itIs great :rt:ffnsdoe, 'est, srores ,Z :Se AIM& UMW. IS) AMR WOODYREMBeirh y ,..Bar I Shall World of Hits -I yo on thesta. Nell. They produce gg e .. .und prbablybeuslap Somebody's le My Owelires NY Mod Ot Wien much ntor conadentl" -in America this dofference reoverall IA.* at the Talkof the sown "But please don't thinkI'm soun. Ismuch more -but my show thereswillbe important than in rtlainOver M songsthatpeopleknow. ThisappliesInLandon,Mew cty:thirloss!nescaVecis"Par-Issil 'fork - ,lidinLiverpool, RONNIE powerhoutedrurnme, th vocal chordsrtlin goes Page 0-MELODYMAKER. January7.1967 FOCUSONTHSRO

JulieFelix/GeorgieFame POP and in parts shesounds like CAT STEVENS:"Mat- ahite singertryingto thew And Son"(Der- soundcoloured. Julie:IsIt am). Dusty Springfield?No don't Georgie: I'vejusthero put thatin,she'llkillme. WITH playing that -great! Julie: She's American. Georgie: IN Cat Stevens:Ihave toget Who thehell Isshe?It's leady for myspot when dramatic enough tobe Eng- hear him s thiso in lish. She sounded a bit the show.I put on mydressdress strangled there:Idon't care I and go to the wings.Georgie: who itis, she doesn'tstand Theother sidetsgreat as a chance. SandieShaw! It's well.haveyouheardit? the end of the pop erafor Chris Welch inBlind Date. Sandie Shaw If she goes on GINGER It's got a gondtrumpet thing like that. Julie: You say she that comes outbetter on the soundsstrangled,but on MODERNpoAccleaTsiol.:41 show than onthe record. It otherrecords shesounds mmil definitelybea hit. I much more strangled. May- and I've got obig xulp. thinkit'llgohigherthan be I've had too much Guin- tare I've beenworking on Dog". ICs strong ness. Haven't you gotJoan for tomonths. It'sgot a medouble. lit side.He surprises Brea singing "Jingle Bells?" steel framewith builders' BAKER Ilan He doesfour In p to plasterandfinished should somebut I do everythmi songs onthe show andthey God knows something you BOBBY DARIN:"The flbre-glass. andittook me a A Intof young in my power to ge out areallgood. I was nev whatitrepresents--It's years him. look after. sehr. but now Girl That Stood Be- had time toleave ruiningtheir I'm a pacifist. anti-CatStevens. an abstract.I wish I long on.I people are strikes first logs at' knocked out. side Me" (Atlantic), I like to move hear exog. I'm completely moretime to doit,but Bot the health.They argument.That's enple Can I I learned alitho bout StOrlea shout Unanimous hit. Juliet J ulie: This is Tim Hardin. I'm workingtoohard. gerated proverb. getitauto- wt the nunonly.So- Chinese Pet keep that?I'll I've got that record at home wanttostartpointing Moines.an my - people who graphed. toseeifI .n recordit. how to c d Isejunkie." They more when I'm Pao, is still very ran Georgie Fame and JulieFelixinthe midst of their No,It's Bobby Darinsing. I've stillgot f. His bnd tleanything'''' they IaSHfewTEM.Nrs""::Y.IRou NANCY SINATRA: "Su- playing, but selonductand JonMiSeMenis and currentshow at London's SavilleTheatre might seem a ing. Tim Hardin sings it bet- a few moreyearsof that. good He gettheirhands on knowwell Pee exone garTown" (Reprise). modern art good drummer. ruining theirlife. totally opposed team of artists.In fact they have a lot ter. butif you analyse the Idon't study they are andIt's taken ems num- Georgie:Urrrgh! Who is lyrics, they sound a bit jum. doesn't frightenme. ruined mine.For- incommon.Juliefeltslightlynervousat getting to but I like alot of People I nearly ber of years to get under it? The song soundsAmeri- I think Bobby Darin got afamily singles, but provedjustas bled. like JacksonPollock and DRUMMERS: Drum- tunately I've control. I'd reg. kick can andthe singer sounds grips with thelatestpop Istrying- to gettoo folky. paint- to the live for. influences.They Picasso.I've been mersshould listen andsomething to a doorinthee some English This is pleasant aware as Georgieabouttrends and Bagpipes! He's trying to com- ing sincechildhood, but areplaying to die young. marimba played disagree on severaloccasions as they sat people they I don't went body's head. Thug only wallthat were happy to pete with the McPeake Fain. I've destroyed a helloi a with.You shouldoomph- I've got togive upsmok- hurts me. I've lucked my with the guitar. Idon't like listeninginJulie'sdressing room.Julie played h ily. Georgie: It's a soul hit! the others -be of the sinus It's Pinging..and tornI've merit ing because drums over and grown the "sahli-nshh-sshh" bit. with several welcome glassesof Guinness. Julie: Georgie Fame is anti. lumpedon 'ern teamandhelptoget business. themdownstairs many very easygoing but all the folk! Georgie: No I'mnot, 'emern p. don't like to he's entitled to sing what he through.I SOLO: I times,butnotmudsre- workers going home listen- ad seeplay peopleploy cool (ZINGER'S centlyunlessI anthe ing to their radioswill fall likes.It'sgoingto sound CREAM: I'mvery effort. I've think the wayI play, asleep and crash their cars. weird on Radio Scotland aboutit,andIknewglif like it's an wll as beingmusical, pin I'mIrish on both d,t'snzr,teveryi pleoulpt - myself. I canplay Is sides family, butDI I I was just biasedafter Larry Eric would doit with us, done it I use ofd lull.: Very pleasant, but think like interference. But I hope that but whenyou s veryathletic. Williams.Julie:That'sall it would beall right. it's like Iget near was bornIn Lemaktro. don't thing It's hit material. aregreat it's a hit, he sings well, and going to getinvolved aII my limbs is.Is rightBrian will forgive you like John Sebastian why all right mostof the time, are night Idon't know who it writers and they aregetting it's a good tune- so They in Music:you've got to to ablackout every KEITH MOON: A very . u shecoloured?She sounds . Clive. are we knocking him? which isnusual, solo d some- the Beetles and I out. Ilike after the good drummer and Ilike Idon't better, like put upwith me. and get something I very competent, but Dylan get betterand better. I .n play any timesIcan't stand up. the Who. ! they willbetopten. MONKEES: "I'm ABe- tend to be badtempered. to think pattern thinkit I are JONATHAN RING: "Sea- fortunately, play the solo to a good muknowms,. Houumves an sweep to a. Victor). Georgie: thinkthey It's progressionandit stle and know re - liever" (RCA miles behind the Beatles and gulls" (Dee.). are after eleven yearsI have sothat the others Peter Tow.hend ispeci rnnybeitwill be a htt Julie: It's not TimHardin? willgo o, as we when to come in,butI Dylan. Julie:I don't know- doingsomethingdiffer- reached thepoint where Akond.v.lowhgatEntht.wist.lr% afterall Ilikeit.Isita group or I want try to dosomething new ! think they are on their own ent all thetime.Ithink I canplay what one singer?Sounds like the it/Grit',1`,;! ?tPrjan'a:1%il every time.I never play evsYmet kirk. Georgie: Oh, I'll have King. I thinktheeraof LL's a load of mapwhen to play. talking about. CYRKLE: "Reny MM- Spoonful kind of feeling.It Julie: the samesolo twice, but Townehendh old another Guinness. Jonathan King afading. But people say we aren't HEALTH: I've gotsinus Peter einie" (CBS). hasthatgroovy American all playing with a Urine He Yeah. hitIsuppose it's Ilikethe words kinds orking out as a group. trouble -e enuinesinus If you're man afew Georgie: Oh gosh, thisis folkorientatedpopgroup givenyou - band, you've got toplay 'n and right.I'verust -all going to the moon" or We have had someplays trouble. It l came about playa justfor the sake of doing sound, like the Mamas Et pattern. I'mlust some more. something. I thinkit'llbe that have beenabsolutely the day JackBruce got to Batothetrutnr:etbdaonnli.0 omething different, All that Papas. Georgie: It's got more gettingusedto a two Keith doesn't than the Mama's and a hit - in Tokyo.Georgie: tremendous. We drawbig married a couple of gears really interest me stopping and starting guts tQANDIE SHAW: "I Don't crowds, andthey thon ego. 1 gal my sox bean drumkitandI'd prays work out. It sounds like the Papa's.JulietOh, 1 don't He just keeps releasing re- not,Is areAmerican `-eNeed Anything" (Pye). cords so people won't think mghly enjoythemselves. 1'draWw Beach Boys butit's know. They dif- ttoVeIn'stcredwg.ttd dhle*h.rumrningohhrtn otherhadhruhi'mu-' beahit. Julie:Idon't know who he's a fulltimequitter. We are three totally oh butoneagefnt4 it? The backing and arrange aren'tthey It'll drums before I play the They sound like a folk group itin The arrangementis What's he singing? - "Out. ferentpersonalitiesand his headsplit open mers. I'vebeen drum., dantareallrightbutit climax. Ig great.What'sthat"000h" sized rubbern what! Sufic 1 none ofusthinkalike, fter my nose was break- and oesn't tell. Mfg It doesn't that have done well in turn- mom and do andi .1 had girlcalt- ing to pop. Georgie:I don't sund?o Georgie:It'sthat think he was tiffs -cast. He's butwe get w I never getinto fight! BEARDS:I'veshaved know what I can swing- theo'er together Ican helpit.Apart ledPhoneyBaloney!" i than Italianchickwith f it o . My It's` in my r I've OgeeSpentl sounds like an American ten, but they seem tohave mendous rangeThat chick bination of his writing and worldc ass tomthat got very about it so inthe endI can't do. I big backing behind them. It's that goes seven otaves.c singingdon'tgotogether. opinion. and I don'tthink grod health, I'mglad to obligedfor the sake of three weeks pleylog para. group imitating anEnglish other g group imitating an Ansencan allstartingto wear abit Julie:She'snotanItalian Georgie: Ilike his approach there are three ay.You'vegottobe peace andgoodwill. It diddlesandfain Para.a stillappealto musiciam about totouch ri playdrumslike I diddlesud jAn oemtomelle, ewer group Who is it?The thin.Iliked the Marna's and singer.She's American, she anditwill tto grewinpatches.but Hey,are Raga's attemptsbecauseit must be. Georgie: She's sing- people who liked his hit, but tilt hate saving. Eric had Cyrkle?Georgie: has they managed by Brian Ep was new, but nowI'm get- ingtoo low. Inpartsshe the Kingdom ofKing GRAHAM BOND: Ir a tKreeemnislee"wnith'out a aiut too. stink traf- sang- fallen.Ilike him actually- topping. But I've got a CARS: The sLein? Then it's definitely a' Ling bored with IT Thefeel sounds like a coloured think he's the finest or- stored be white, a do PUNCH-UPS: Not1s- ficproblem hit.I suppose It'sallright. doesn't knock rne out atall. ertryingtosound he's a great guy. gas playerinthis coon- ar now anIdon t to deRAC try.I was with him three it so much.Health is terested.I have been in given over MillaggieVIMINIMAIMSRZSitraMPATAMEtkiagiikiMINEgir2, CHRIS WELCHgoes onrecord and findsout a 1.3THE MOODS few of the facts of pop recording life offOF MUSIC ON EMI I'MSORRY-I'LL PLAY

Induce gPro trbeinrdill;nrWcocrerryl soundlive on stage." THAT BIT AGAIN... CARLOS MONTOYA Thisis thecrycynicalpan Spontaneous flamenco heard to rytte:, Viet waslust fans nare Prince's drumsis one thing, .p.ladsbbtry, theoff -beat H M.V C1,3584 CSD1584 mhlance to Hick 'saute, and ributinglogicaldrumnaslics 'Irontoa";:"C;Trdnd P"gr's'sciou: r ugly thoueheul ton to,,a pop singleIsanother. busy oublintracking, sweat groups, yeah,do a sortof %"in.d.fr7".. cza editing anddoctoring tapas, t=thianBlurt or the Human Falk.% Baker Ginger t''he thingafterthe the Bert probablynods knoinel, lirsttwo hours,a°,eaLbmoter'r Invention of the a sal Keith Iggailr IgZesd Ru-k Moods and cursesthe MI'Cllatling is Richard's Zoirnl'ar'lge hks number.hlne record. while down- pitsrei?a'r"YrSigmtlse'547:diaT'y'oinc" through Ole gramophone rete ofwarns My sticks ende few tentative ing a solacingglass sweeps and soundnotunlike can be heard ten mil. Mom the g,rut,t,y,..singieton's earlierwork .aVng: L 4eItriand his bdd manY Cromwell Road He talked me and rmemheriegm:h. people that providing rhythm nevi try wont beato. recordingInns ItsIts modern reline - ,.ye,el it a bit rithrn. reIk ointhe trimIn nichsaird or comeinatthewrona,rn Vent long the number on l ""' i'' 4''';rl arraivalal the studios, lipsinill-coneale'scorn.pu '" his s 'nquestion can produce Scotch bottle'sthrowfrom ssi:4lievz,= thliunthrough. :crins"de:pr'esenta.ble.rsoundr.4,4% Broadcasting House. After hours of I coulcod "TryingII", sing a repror:etheirfir does every note - butIstill uldn't :71.nwe'd: Incanother ore^our In the UV JoucYtn." Jr".:"Ine'! playill The tuble stems Morn the mis- ick-beat, playing as guidedbeliefthat recording Is possibleon snare and simple exercise. andthat musi- hl-haltrs c.. havelittlela do but beat Whitevry were playingRichard crude sounds Intoamicrophone. ARMOUR p:ainedto a etc

1.111. producer V. retire hastilyto the reb h n ed a new "Stax-tya" ORAY CHARLES and leave keen -eyednorm recording technique tt COUNT BASIS geniuses in white coats {0 V/V1e Onarrivalatthebidet,cagy usedvelleall Ray's alaads Buie Swingle' Voices Single' miracles at technology withthe studio. we lound tansofeguip Inc h'.:;.Min towards -7 HMVCIP3S14 33. CS173574 H M VCLP36113 CS03583 tapes and produce pleasing hits. mentlyingabout.includingmein a into the SCISSORS fs grand piano,bells,and 110:gesP7O'dro*c'e'c""4-' In !act recording Is twet. hours toa nearby ofhardwork.heartache ad a strout orgeoNestling snuglyin bryto gooddealofboredom.Alinthe a or Mon. boardswas KennyJones's 'llerts.1*Z"'merou:d"""I actually,r. keenyoung men In theworld subsidibry drum akr can'tdisguiseblitheringIncom 7147 MI ome sort petence,as I discovered when I eLIVotell'"'T."1::"bsiessPrrudg allotted andgreatchunks mission for th d'"" Played on mylirst record session the cmols. from cerendv, Peeling rath. embarrassedby nr..daton,, did impressive displayof ,.rnaiobreaks,:naced engineer cal I armour, beganun cking ate, thisatIernati' CHATTING my tatty old drums,inclupading a sounds ridiculousnup " Whether hemeant thiswas tbe:r1,-";Nr.id':w.'1.1h"osidt""11Wchcvher,"5; or bad, wenever dared P 111,011itly, 1 willnever won p sal toN csis."' atrecord production again dfter ails'Msg, :h:1-1=Tifts' a Sit:Lel ..Incantation eryeriencing flee hours of hell in iodlegsandbent cymbals front of a microphone The names MeanwhileRIChirdMO. Krupa for strength. Ibe;:g trseTt ham- Mg outan .1 -beatth ofOldham,wilsonandNrtrn inp out instructions to his cohorts never have been would will become hallowed in my mi. a. giving a Fairimitationor and e day of prayer wilt Cecil 11. de Mlle, and Adolf hesetaside/orIlproducers, Hitler. He mad with a nienac- engineers anti their assistants theee produser hback .1 was' with d Vrneer'llu.M"k'rnalVtuln from pm JONI/ COLTRANE JR WA.. B int AU STARS answered the call Gritteno teeth. I used the bellt abandon that There, only two b ' end of themiry on rya Megtstiens Road Runner for drummer on sessio with she leter stricken the drym, arid cry.* of RichrydSturman and then At bythethoughtthatfalling on play.sobare I HMV ELMS w 05035/3 Tornio Motown TABARDS w SIM1.1103/1 ss.arieParalysed my wrists.On MP.I.GDY MAKIVt, January7, 1967- -Page )UPTHEY SAIDWOULD NEVER MAKE IT

"FREEDOM Is A SrtrrinIgVsaneckgustndrwietih:trIn2ga i, Heady Wine"- neck on the same body." a warning which How did Ericfeel about and AA the police appliesto suggestions the groupcould shooldIvinallnawith musicas neverlastdue to clashing °Immo' offences and not much as anyother tralfic. And after II sphere ofhumanac- terVerverel'u'sthaven't torn V.11ofdriving 1,000 eachothertopiecesand metes week,I thinkour tivity. things am swingingalong oadaysternIs eCorn When the MM first beautifully. It'stheonly plotsloke broke thenews last sum. group where weall work to HANGrUPSI I'm pretty mer that three gifted knock each other out .well rosy gransmost ofthe musicians as theaudience. were planning to "It's true we dohave rows note Idon't like being hand togetherfor musical lode for gig Iget In -rows youwouldn't believe, state and steal panickina freedom,teenyacynical buttheyarefollowedby headwas shaken If a row is I don'tlakebeing kept indis- big embraces. waiting andIget hung belief. reallybig,then' afterwards up inreeording studios If "Eric Clanton. Jack Rial--41;fx.rimmiaskin it'salmostlikefallingin a long love again." things drags on Bruce and GingerBaker pondgroup why meI get impatient and playing together.Tchah, it CHRIS WELCH ANALYSES THE WORK Aare the that's down to a sickness will or bluesregroup,a had A bail sod, never work", was the havetheyhadsuchwidey Ionce sort of dismissalmuttered oncethat doesn't applaud CLAPTON acceptance? of boois a heng.uttI'd wherevermusiciansand OF BAKER BRUCE AND "Pop groupis a fair des - fans gathered ninth,. I think the reason titherthey boo than is be- nothing I'd rather they It was felt theywould he wehave been accepted elsehas letIIIklIOW, Siblingand arguing within scene. How didEricfeel about causeeverything daysofforming a group, Ginger Baker, self.conles. their first album "Fresh been done now.People have PEAR: I don'tthink thateach f red "monster", is the temp- Cream'? seen everybody and now Ent frightenedofany. himself; wide open. thatwoul ond lyplayfew eramental, violent and emu- "I couldn't tell you a lie, their minds are been specialist It's a completely open mar. lquire"a fans wouldwant tional drummer who has in. I am not so happy about it to hear them, that theycould fluenced countless young as it could have beenbetter. Oct." min whenI hove missed neverhopetogain accep- drummers sincehishighly We were working on itso Jack Bruce Is normallythe death byInches. I re. tance, hitsor even work. individual style first became long and we have greatly quiet member ofthe Cream, helms blown ii member At first thevery existence apparent with the Bond Or- improved since then. I'm not but he can bejustas ex-

toad In a snow Sri xa a of thenew group was de- elongation a few years ago. completely happy with the plosive as Ginger, andhis hill in the I ake Platelet. production.Itsgood,but matches nialBut eventuallymonad.en Their desiretoplayto- Scots temperament ir IfI'm drunk enoulth were soothed and John netherstemmedfromthe I'mnottreeto say much Ginger's Irishancestry. He k ofany. because my mans - notfrightened Mayall got Peter Green, red to completely eliminate aboutit also has something of Eric's 1 don'tthink I humour and charm, which is body. Manfred ManngotKlaus any weak links and to ob. ger will whip me." y frighten anybody. Ican't Norman, and Graham Bond lain maximum personal free- What were histhoughts probably why heis such a ain't a dog Feel smelt it - I gotJonHIseman in The dom within the confines of on"I Free", virtually good link man in the trio. a the Cream's theme song? "Iusedtosing when I LSAT IBrink I know Great Group Escape. it eve Vhols",couldhave resulted "Never iny life have I was skid in Glasgow,"said V .rnothIng about And despite them utterers, of n. aeon inan exhibitionistic sham- been sopleasemd. I amby Bruce."Iwas a sort mumblers and foretellers of bins, as predictedbythe takingpartinthatsingle. Gaelic mod!" 1;1"ijclarturrvir doom, the wheels ofOrga- `it another onthe way. knockers. In fact they have ThefirstoneI still like, What are Jack's tastes In nisation began turning and achievedremarkablecoke- but that wasn't dynamic or music today? ityou've got children recording quickly what love plans Mon and rightly resent the virile. The main purpose of "Ilikewhat's happening you know made. criticism levelled at them as "Wrapping Paper" was lust now very much.It's all just means The rebel trio became the "threeunco-ordinatedsolo togetsomethingonthe beginning to happen. I don't PISU: That's one Jack Orem.Itwan aproud, stars." market." think jag. will ever die even y wrote - gloat number, boastfultitle, d they are "Everybody isentitled to How is Eric's playing pro - ifit's never really popular. - and one of the ant we proud musicians, not afraid theiropinion,"saysEric. greasing. Ilike Ornette Coleman but I rehearsed Quite honestly, to admit their own talents. "We are still knocking each "I have got to the point I'malsomadaboutFats it doesn't stand for Gen Eric Clanton has been cal- other out. We play together now where my playingsatis. Waller, especially his organ twin motorcycles. led "God" by his fans from and that's enough. fins me technically,and I playing." SMALL PACS&I've his days with the Yardbirds "After the early criticisms am nowalising theim. These. then, are the men Id met `ern acouple of times and John Mayall. Despite this we have gotthrough to midi- portariceofrevisualimpact in of the Cream, the group they In and they seem like nice cruel adulation, Eric has re- encas, andwhat really sun the same way Pete Towns - said would never work. mained human. has Three exceptional, and con- team. 1 don't listento prises usisth not only much atall. Jack Bruce, brilliant bass do fanswelcomatethe blues "Iwantalsohend to try a few fident young musicians, suc- new recordingeffectsand cessful and free to play what MvMs daughtermustsdlp all the things, they like the things 11 couldn't hap- vinonvile Ilike good and harmonica 1,74,:init:; Jack haswrittena,well. I've got a few ideas for the they want It cluvrging as one Theylikecurwhulepro. guitar.I want to get a guitar pen few years ago.It's lk music - Ifita Or the most Importanttal- gramme. I'mwritingas with two necks. I one happening now. Itaugers tai something for me. ents ontheBritishblues well." in an Elvis Presley filmno pas- well for 1967 and music. td

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erecords:jazzREVIEWERS, BOBDAWBARN, BOB HOUSTON, MAX JONES BRITISH traditional jazzmarches on and on, still com- manding a hard core of supporterswho should find MILES something to their liking amongthe records listed here. A point of special interestis that two of these albums repre- sent enjoyableBritish -American New Orleans collabora- PLUS lions. For my taste, the best buywould be the "77" LP by 1-fandy, the DAVISmttured completely swinging New Orleans ottoman, with the MartynRagtime Band.It Is the second "77"Hands album and, though less impressive than PARKER -Handyman, Vol I" as a demonstration of his abilities, contains ninny rewarding examplesof his solo and ensemble work. Handy himself knocks outdistinctive solos on "Rebecca". "Back -ANDONTENOR Porch","IceCream","Groove",LittleRichard's,"Bonnet"and : tor's "Rebecca", on which the band drives enthusiastically as ILES AVIS "Panama" Items".ems". TheThe Se/pent:5Toolh aunit, has a vocal by Cuff Binett: one or two seem to sing on "Groove: Kid Sheik sings "Porch" and "Bonnet", while Handy un- TT: 0'A '(1-.1:2'-`1"Tats!'all About Midnight(a); Commi wisely attempts a comedy sion (al No Line vocal on "Eh LaBas". Own re't in/ ti.M.8::,? Rough patchesthealbun, tic PR704). 4--- certainly has. some poor W- -Davis (tine Charlie inces and fewdullsotto. amin Reigns hut the better ensernblles bowl Was). WalterWaller BishopIM.O.). aZone healthily -with Ehnen Cap'n P etaT.Healtdh.)(bassi,p playing most of the leads so reT Medina faras I cantell,and doing them very nicely. Handy T C1=geFr:(bass),Are

should be heard- on"Re (dm). beep' the blues and the title song AWELCOME reissue for he brings back almost for early 111 gotten qualities to thealto. Handy set of two MilesDavissessions, ROLLINS, superb arrogance VISITOR each fascinating inits own way. unique economy of phras- Side one, which has the thatng and the air ofcomplete Thr lull,, Barr, Marlyn rs. authority, but he plays Pleas- cord doesn't have Handy, of (a)tracks,isnotablefor antly enough. Rollins, too, was course Butitfeaturesan- the inclusionofCharlie still finding his way, but his othervisitorfrom New Or- shines Parker,under hisCharlie solos Onthetwotakesof leans.trombonistLoutsNel- Chan pseudonym,on tenor "Serpents."outshineParker. sen, and issparked not only -he had apparentlynever These tracks were recorded on by Btllett but by Bill Green- touched this particularin- January 30, 1953, and the (b) ow'sbouncingHandy -styled title. on Side Two were made altoInItsfavour,too,is strument until he got to the the low number of vocals studio. three yearslater,on March twin His tone is a littleon the 16. 1956. heavyweight side The three years had seen This set has plenty of happy a but,parti- greatdevelopment in both in cularlyon the fast "Compul- moments ("Sweethearts". sion" and haunting "Mid- Miles and Rollins. The trum- "Tipperary", "Ting-ALing". night" heusestheinstru- peter, in particular, had mat- "Some Of These Days" and ment like a master. uredcompletely. His tech- "Ja-Da" all include them) nique Incidentally,itisinterest- had improved, his tone when Nelson. Billets and ing to speed the -both muted and open -was Greenow complement each gramophone unmistakable. he was lready other with a peeper sense of op to 45 rpm and note how tau HANDY, knocks out distinctive solos itinstantly becomesrecognis- one of the great soloists New Orleans melody and able as Parker. Rollins. too, had moved lightshade to produce hand batch aaoqJrfQ4q Mike bad yet. O(thten,r44 to.tw40s choruses v hich have a familiar."Bad Company"Is to ,develop traditional flavour without OM;"ILooked Down The was playing with superb arro- sounding too Paddy or arch. GARY Road" to a variantofthe gance aic "Looked Down The Line" Musically.the(b) tracks made famous by Rosetta BILLY are undoubtedly superior. But Nelson is no Handy to lift Thorpe; and a "Little Bitty the (a)titles have an added piece of music out of th Baby" lea rut,but he contributes some DAVIS traditionalspiri- historical interest-B.D. of trod. tualquiterecently heardin fairlystraightsolosand a REVEREND GARY9,DAVIS: this country performed by the MAY tailgatepartwhichhelpto LOUIS NELSON-BARRY MARTYR. "The Nelson Touch". "Say No To The Devil-. "Black Nativity"company. the Nu aconvincing SacIs Ting.A-Ling, Car:les, Love. 14.0a. rerherts OnParade: No To The Devil; Time But however wellyou may BILLY MAY: "GreatBig MODERN SriOrleans sound. I think the LP One Drawing Neer. Hold To God's know the material,itis un- Bands:Volume3", Fat could have been better, but it wOf These Unchanging Hand; Bad Com- ManybeBgie. Love, Girlr.' Orr.:1:1'.voriseE Tes panyBrought Me Here; likelyyou have heardit ren- oo Lean Baby; sounds a fairlymellow exf- A Sin To Tell A 1,e e-77- ./191. dered withmore power or per- ample of the newer Mindo NelsonItmh, Marten$drs),CuffBillattire..vocl.ettl Dec TOided Co Down Crazy; fop Hat,Dsur,i3:Tie which Creenow taltol.GrahamPaterson(ono). BrianTureock I Looked DownThe.RoadLord,: sonal style than is inevidence And Tails; LittleBrown Wel old-time Dixieland LittleBittyBaby. No One here. Gary Davis a sax.. (bass)6/9/66. is spiri- In A Persian Market;HiFi; JAll 4 make. a virtue of the KID SHEIK-CAPT. 101IN MANDY -BARRY MARTYR: Can Do Me Like Imes, Lost tual descendent of thegreat Stumbling: Bye Bye Black- phone "InThe G I".Rebecca.LastNight On The Bock Boy In The Wilderness: BlindWillie Johnson.-M.J. bird; Fascinating Rhythm Parch:Ice Crum: Black And Blue La Ras,InThe Trying To Get To Heaven Mad About The i-77" 50111. Boy, The MODERN IAZZ QUARTET: GrooveLittle R.chard's Blues, Greynel,FlanEh Paruma avis 16 -string end 12-storng Preacher, Brushed 1E1112/151. Datte Feemee's lew-prIced Popular de". Ralph's New Martyn Wm), Billet. arr.harmonica,Yoe) Jam Seriesnow makes O"a;,,..1r Blues: All Of You; Re- STEADFAST Slatek(hail,vac), Handy I. r/ed member April. Ternirt0 ibessl.Richard Simmonslimo),Pete canbeno doubt- ible collection ofDutch Swing include Mayin this fine Son: For Coilege nand recordines,dating You, For Me, For Ever THEREing the emotional force of And I must commend the 171C SILK): 2i4tilk. CsitthAn reStreet Rock, Kirtlels; from 1951 le '56,under the title Capitol series ratherde- more: Lowe Walked In, Our Gary Davis'smusic orthe basesthe Love Is Here honesty of Albert McCarthy's Atria Be t.Mocoe . I-RlonteErFnLag,:.., "ROT". (F31130).Some of the coinage,butal- To Stay, note when it says: "Itwould Harlem varietyand strengthofhis titles -suchas "MeBailey", thoughnever one of theout- Softly As In a Morning Stei- stv,tlrCrrngtloti:gri ea=tiorIgMarcii'!Ton En. guitar playing. He Ieamong "Doctor Jazz" and The jou leaders and ns. iTreiseattantic PR70051. be foolish to claim that this Saints" Jahn Lewis (ono). Milt Wit- Isa record of overwhelming tertainer. 5820021'. the best we know of the sing- - areJollybanjo -Riled arrangers, his studioorches- eras"VP ing evangelists who have Dad,allwithlonelytheytreelesstr s. vb.. Percy Ruth significance ..what it does .11-O'Osen.t ,latnekorrtin vocals by Need tras always producedswing- (bassi.(Connie Kay Ides, oast ibrolPOrt Fif thestreets In Raphaello. But agarIsaccomplished music " " worked the ing, uncomplicatedand often ReeeT kind "1.96:". USA, and his folk artis the album leapsmore fully to In a style that some commen- We with the Injection of very enjoyable music. rrli.ANSATLANTIC are tators have suggestedisall rare and valuable thing today. Sachet's singing soprano on graduate fromthe creaming offsome excel- "DSC Blues" and Barnet and but moribund." That's about Shorter and added solo This set of religious songs- "King Porter GlennCMMilrller lentstuff fromtheir recently the aim of it his third LP for the Bluesville Stomp", andNelson Williams' bendsintheForties. May's acquired strength. voice andtrumpeton"Eye", conception of how Prestige catalogue, label is definitely the real and st big bend and this good FinallytotheErieSilk ART Allthese tracks are origi- - Iary and should soundis firmlyrooted example ofthe nals -Fuller wrote "Egyp- stuff,with no holds barred, his trumpeton other In MJQ. althoughalready Southern Jars Band album a andatXtra's bargain price terms the band's inthe ainstreamidiom-a some beret of an all British colour, tian"and"Sortie",Morgan music Basieish rhythm ofithas beenissuedhere Shorter did is a recommended buy for col- ihs..brightin butuninspired,the section, twicetomy knowledge, as you might say.Idon't like wrote "Khadija", t a bitfory,d. sparked mainlybythefine is "Mr Jin" and Cedar Walton lectorsof Negrospirituals Never.. well worthacquirinuneg. to be lukewarm about a harm- and blues. less,theDutchSwingersare drummingofAlvinStoller. lasarecord ea lively and.in thedelightfulballad, "When ....lie Proficient and theLP None of thesolosamounts That materialr the full Its way. well played as this BLAKEY Love" Unliketheearliercollec- is fair value forthose desiring to much here, Ratner of the tionoftheRev's music on a cross-sectien of and itis May's Quartet'sreper- However, 1 their work in skill toire, havetoNene( As with all Blakey albums, "77" (LAI2/14), this includes theFifties. as anarranger withan from the wonderful thatIfindItcompetent, un. thesoloistsgetplentyof And thedisting- earfor the bluesplaying MES- no bluets orguitardente uishedguestshelp,naturally. wryturnof (especiallyby Manfredandrhythmically a ART SLAKEY'S IAZZ space todevelop their ideas phrase and a Lewis) on SENGERS: "IndestnectIbk-. tunes.ButtheInfluenceof ratherlimited "Ralph's New bit ring -ding -ding in the mid- The wretiaz;.3rp.. andShorterImpresses once Negro blues and rags is bag oftricks thatis on show. Blues"tothecarefullyde- 'Alta.manner againasan Miami talent. heavily present inhis guitar ere MeetlyCsu The pick ofthe fourteen lineatedparts of "Concorde". ',IL,Is New.Mr' tintele. Morgan,FullerandWalton erior Jazzguitarists to harlie tracks is certainly "The There's In its favour must be listed areallingoodformand work, and the rough, huskily B yrd, but his unamplffied, rather a lot of Ohs wisp and disciplinedPer- L. Martin expressivevoicemakesthe ringerMyleguitarIsalways Preacher" -a pow erful ballad performances,too many reitree41.141, Workman remains one of the same sort of appeal as a raw easy listening. On angementofHoraceSil- formy liking. formance of tuck ragtimear- Ipi GarthFaller most dependable "BRAZILIAN ver's The Gershwin rengements as Shortet(tnri, Ceder bas- country singer's does STIR, (CBS BPG21134) warhorsewhichincor- medley, though "Kinklets". W as sists. he porates interludes exquisitely "Herlmn Rag" and "The En. Walton Ignoi, Reginald. To addtotheinterestof Plays compositions bythe King of "Tiny's played on thewhole. tendsIn Workman Wass, And behinditallarethe Davis'.vocalisingendfine elbossa, Antonio CarlosJoblin Blues"veryeffectively. tertainer", theneatplaying e ccornpanle Fagerguls Don get .bo.ttegh ed lddoKwanyaf.blifti oftrumpeterField,andthe drums with the biggest sound guitarpicking on thesix- groups turns a rather steadiest inlate.With Blakey behind featuringstrings.rtedbrass and squeaky trumpet then dedicationrevealed stringGibson, we haveon woodwind. Thematerial solo, but usualexemplaryroles, in the selatte approach to re- youItwould be impossible this album two examples of is a Justin Gordon'scool tenoris with 'r1.7.:shTtrINTs:2;:rrs: Ilttle restrictingand the strings just right for the drummer's powerful nermire and musical style- allwithfinemueicians and not to swing. his12 -stringplaying Mime...sionally gota the score. as bit cloying, Asacollection swing one ofthe outstanding I The Messengers view of jazz Is e but the tunes of the best But could wish for morn allinstantlyrecognisble DrawIng''and meaty are all good and of Billy aspectsof a furiously the way of solo creativity. Blakey's group. Thisparticu may be afairly narrow one, "Lost Boy") and two of his Byrd is always highlymelodic. May, there'sa lot to tempo "I'll Remember up - dynamic wag oneofthe If you II% thegentle mixture besaidforthissetof April". contr.( and real lerline-up butitis oe that bearsre- mouth -harp blowing ("No of Jam and Latin peccably im- Thiscan be strongly delving swingIn best -if onlybecause thead- iteration. befamiliar One Can Do Me" and "Hold thatispro- scored and per- recom- truth,It's IImay videdbythegenuine formed mendedto new MJQ fansand an LP fur teed adherents and dition of trombonegene more butitisforfrom hecomine To God's"). bossa music. Asa great big thosewho not for nse-St.). tn arranger Wayne a cliche -B.D. band,however,tt leavesa lot didn'tcatch It scope Several of these tunesare Mlit=omTneennd:=17be to be desired when first issued several - years ego.- B.H. RADIO JAZZ A GIEA1 ifiZI WOO by CHRISHAYES Tones: GMT andJam. 10.1SA2: Getto L:The Jam Scene(Graham Blues Know lase (Prague JF).10.1S Collier Festival).11.0V:Jam FROM A GRIM 11D ARM I MOAT Septet. Stan Kenton, Shaw). 111.30 C end W. lee a.0p m RI:Joe,4.201: TIClarkTerry,ChicoO'Far- Derek Jewell, EdFaultless Trlo. 1, Janfor Children rell. 10.45 T: Shelley and WSDNE5DAY lsh beewSed. TributetoElvisPresley.3i30 3.35p.m.U: Radio'sJazzStudioOrb MOSE ALLISON 141, Jam Rondo.1.330. his Men. 11.30 J: Jam Festival. MONDAY data Magazine 10.15 T, ate (Joachim emend.. 4.15 Ethel Ennis 10.45T. re 7473 Do.n.i ROW NANO ElandsPast and Frau.. 10.15 SUNDAY 3.35 J azz L Prague JF 1964: Paul T p.m. L: Alice Cabs, Dulte 5.45 WICT: Jazz "rade; Wee NatKingCele.10.45T: Rit(ngMn Ork.5.0 (CharlesFex). (USA). ElohrislayIonia (Czech). pions. Ow net Mom. -MartdataM ad - not-Caere Van PragueJF 1%4: ire!walk TS p.m. M: Swing and Sweet. L:Charlie cs1:cc. Cuba Ditto 130 J.Big . AlkIns7.0 I): IN -qYa WI MGUM MP, - nimatett, MOOM ANO COY., - (Czech). Cleo halm John 1.50 Jess(LeslieCool). 9.30 (1) TurkMurphy .m. 010 V:TributetoElvisPres- RI:Mallen EastCoastJam. (3) AlIlin. 00 E.EarlHines! Programmes Denkererth and Orb (05). 11.15 10.10IS: a..0: subject to change. TRANSAT1ANTIC 13 De "PlIESTIGE MU WU ass Water John Handy, it ley. 9.30 Al: Free Jazz. 10.3 Al: Lim Jazz. 10.19T: Jazz For 5,30 Albers Nicholas,Chris Barber. Mid Ives.10.43T:Mew Jazz J: Jam.1.0 Ml:Oliver Nelson KEY TOSTATIONS AND Hielebotham Vic Feldman. Records. Orb,Iti.Les. WAVELENGTHSIN METRES Do rothyAshby,Smmett Ours. Old SchoolJS, LesHaricots 1.33 11: JzeteL A: RFT Rouges. 10.15 T: Leanly nit Price 1. Ramo J France 1.1129,2.3% SATURDAY TUESDAY ziSn5e. 10..5aza E: MDRNemburg 1.. singe Samuel Barker somposi 1; GerryMullMaga-igan, Hilversum1402, 12% 12.0 ntioncrIpTh-i Jalz,,Reezld lions. 1030 NJ: Jam. 10.45 T. 1.10p.m.R2. P.M moire. 10.45T: Prague JF AEU Uransadantic Records Ltd Jazz.10.0U, 1946 (AmericanFolk Slues Fes- UT. Mk 271.L: MR Oslo1354, NI. *witty Goodman plays Clarinet IreneSchwiriserTrio.10.S0: tival). 477, W.N,Sa Radio Jam Magee..4... Concertos with Masten Sym- Jam Session. 10-13 T: 0: SC 211 oi a) 2.30I;Johnny Scott. phony Orb. 10.45 AZ: Earl Mines Emelt THURSDAY Munich 375.157. 5: MS 8 I J . Muddy de Franca. 10.30 Frankfurttab RAI Wg1 gamma Davis Jar T 0 is). 11.15 0: E: Georgie 3.20 p.m. L: Ares four I, Italy1- RIJars Cons.. 9.4e E, Pop Jam and NearJoni 11.31 BSC Fame. 10. T. Tribute to lealleslel V. Four 533. 223,2-153. 210. Y:eOA an. PragueJP 154$(American45Polk Seasons of U: Radergreaten 121. V. Radio Swing(2. Artie aireenn330, MELDDYMAKER. JewryT. HWY -Paws I

PAUL'S VOICE MAKING UP newrecords:Pop FOR TECHNICALDEFICIENCIES SMICLES FOUR TOPS, "Standing In The Shadows Of Love" (Tarnla Motown). The Motown Record LPs Corp. would miss out ors a good minB. The inheVe", number one hitinEngland PAUL JONES: "My Way" a. America . subseartntly (HMV). Any singer who theFour rtlirtf-tapshas cansurvive a song like"My more than afew everbnesvert reminiscent ofitspredecessor. War with its joke wordsand The churning. K. of skipping hretentious arranging must beatisthere. plus Ne strings ave something. Paul's attri- and the urgent vocal, but me butes are a commercial sound record as a whole doesn't flow and style which makeup for guile ilke Reach Out". Holland technical deficiencies. Forex- and the Dealers have certainly ample, he can put acrossa written-and produced-another bighitandIts a nice simple songlike "Lady Go- terrdto Halton to, despite the diva"withInnocentcharm. c , new ideas. The next But when he tries to do the Four laps singleshouldbe the big dramatic bit, as in "It Is real test Coming Closer",hesounds MINDFIENDERS, "I Want Her, FOUR TOPS nut single should he the reel test over emotional. Paul will have She Wants Me" (Fontana). A to be very careful in his sel- hard.hitting stomper Fromthe ection of material (especially trio who were bending mends singles) and should stick close before the Creamcame on the rtene. but with seed Northern to Leander -Mills types of com- Norm. and none of your Lon. Alack ofnewideas positions. Other tracks: "High Time","Very, Very Funny', PLIVPtfl="07,- tev "When My Little Girl Is Smil- letsIntheintroduction,then ing", "You've Got Too Much settles down to drumming Going For You Girl". mwcilessly behind bouncy but another Topssuccess BoNis fromEricStewart (United Artists). Thunder, "PopCycleGrade - Sint klInceymaw and smote, Cock FRANK SINATRA SINGS b Lang. or Blang. ashe nos The. lads sound Entelsh, Gosh January 116T Redid.. faintly my cries, Max sad Kenna Bae MUSIC FOR PLEASURE: snows. It'srather ...Deby gly, ifJay andhis Amen. (Music song-from Rod Argent-andr Gaelic wordsand few"oreid ball en Nrs roe. tel ForPleasure).There quires a few listens berore any sounds Irian the Sane Constr.. ofmatrInsoatal blissin No are some right old rum 'uns w. ;:e:ti".rn.u11[Th"1:solirev.- lion Unit Wank, mix the result bonewhIch muNbe Neat. on this- especiallythose my fl early British andMM., It Ne pubIrc. With in Old Knt Road serriesobere rrjrti:i':117d'21". """ any luck they might throwIt from all the knock,. Nowt that with accompaniments by the inaenie Nuggets and Big Dave's Music. PERCY SLEDGE: "ItTOM,ele bort, one day. me P-ruddrn But the record UP" (Atlantic). Percy Sledge on ?HST,- raindrops. sunshine is worthIts Atlantic with NASHVILLE TEENS:'Tsars CensfailSenskinallon,moreon price and more for twosongs. brass and choir ley Woman" (Deco). can't be bad, and naturally Ne 8; Surely TV and rattle Nan on rrtords one withNelsonRiddle,"I IONES: sings "Godice"with innocent charm latrtt hammer blow from rirr:l'P:i.:17::111crg cto furt-box riffs am a trine dated assuchandrepresentsgood Could Have Told You",and Sledge has alltoe qualities of cialbackingsound.Cannel.- arenttheychaps,Especially cleanBritian fun atirt finest_ sound and feeling pl iffs Nat sou. hire "Wipe Out" 'There's No You" with Gordon been echoingall we have come de,ight11'""n""' Jenkins.Sinatramusthave theway LEE DORSEY:'The New to expect. But somehow It lacks by me Surfaris.ut mere is VERA LYNN: It Hurts To Say "from New York to San Lae Dorsey" the Immediacy ofpop success nice,smashingbeat.good old Goodbye" (HMV) As Verais beeninhisbestcondition (Stateside).In RIOT SQUAD: Gotta Be A B ritish Me group vocals, and sin Juan." The groupincludes case you were wondering,the First around this time. His singing piano, twoguitars.timbales !ke!:;"'grIat',"lett (Pee). The Riat no no . Mouths have froan: ;111`'L.7 Zr,17,:,Z1 is perfection. Included: "Same old Lee Dorseywas a boxer. itallbefore. Its slow. been to be fed, ins.lments paid from makingono. records OldSaturdayNight", and drums, and allfive sing There's nothingnew about his aroundiorm yea'r*s. =king me and;rehopeNisgrillearn After WI successInthe chart "IfI In averyacceptableFour emotional hand -cranked soul off ocusional record and Had ThreeWishes","Fairy music-it's groovy,no mes- the conveyor belt- pOPPing mete dalgel ha come rte or. of Ken Dodd, Tale". Freshmen vein numbers like sing Americanpop n'soul. Lee up at clubs,nd one sympath- MenIsZlr. Crean Martin Frnksins.. "People", "Sunshine". "La Is nota particularly outetand- ises wIN thIr illtempts to get J im Reeves, Val Owanican.nd CALIFORNIA IN CROWD, hit. but Frankly there Islittle 0111. GOLDSBORO, "No Fun even Louis Armstrong in recent JOHNNY TILLOTSON:"No Curaracha" and "Taste Of ing singer inthe field, but he "Questions And Answer, (Fon- At The Fair'. (United Artists) LoveAtAll"(MGM).Re- Honey".It'sa groupthat's l.rs.provingthat you ant makes marvellousrecords. Lis- ...)Perhaps this record was beingdestructive. memberJohnny? Gather round tailor =In= Midstinn gloom of boring, havBald madefor New York ten to the brillianttiming on At leastItisnot totallyuninspiredrecordsthe to sell recordsThisri all ye lovers ofnidepop and newspapercritics,the Clan, P=rrthe',..7.°0'="07:: Pretentious,itIsnotactively Nmpenies numbers like "WorkingIn The ancient American national unwittinglynu re and driftinmistsofsentiment TV executives andallother Coal Mine" "Confusion",and offensive, It Isn't soulful. this west, one 171: 77,1_"" with the ballad n'country wealthy American squares. the drive Of psychrtrtlic. or remotely trendy. song nd on performance Nat voice songs like "Can MV:romti.:1".its"11:r1L" 1:aVit here's gotta be first time" can rtWally ofTillotson.Here he You HearMe", and "Ride an lisrtned KNICKERNOCKERS "C a sounds rather like a smoother LONZO & OSCAR' "Stars In"Cr'en..'Prrtir." un`ed rqt.lhlsisn'tItfortheRiot without invoking instant melan- You Help Mer" (London).Can- Of GrandOleOpry"(Fon- Your Pony". Onthe "Great- chant choly Michael ITAbo of Manfred Gene Pitney, without the est Loon", Lee sounds awaywhile.the"Vord'.' oe./ Ne Young tgentrtman tana). Good grief this IS remark- Mannfame has pennedNts singer with America's hysterics. Bounce along with - ably like Stevie the title in traditional Hollywood FOUR SEASONS, "TellIt To slightly nIcber- where the Everly.Brothers Winwood. As studio choir harmony. Itall InsaneImpressionistic barterssoundslikeouroven "Sufirin' From A Heartache", a bonus thereIssome very fades out rather abruptly as The Rain"(Philips).National rompforGolds.ro andIn John Ha certainly and dream with "No Love tame from! Listening to the ir B oredom Week continues with destinedtoIN ahit. Misery Longs At SullivanBrothers Lonce nice guitar accompanimenton the engineer couldn't standany thelatesttrivia distintstve and powerful All", and "Cold Cold Heart". - manytracks.Highly - thistime atthefairbecausehisbird Voice in Ne souldiont. andNe andOscarfromEdmonton, recom- more. Valuable stadia time has from the Four Seasons. Now To W WI thereishardly novel backing Yep,windJohnnyup,and mended for seekersof sub- been wastedhere. Even the Make A Boring Record: Hire group merctfully steer let him go if you're look- Kentucky- oneisforcibly stantial sounds. h ole in the middle Is practically one clear or Ne usualNur tothe - reminded of the popair who drummer, get him drunk and simplicityme ba marching boots ingformightyfinemusic ten oar copy anyway. instructhim hammerhis highly communicative. heat,ond have often drawnfromcoun- THE ASSOCIATION:"And drums throughthewail, " swing with alamesarm. kith mceing thatis. Then JAY AND THE AMERICANS: insert It's a nicelyroundedperfor- tryrootsfor many of their Came The Asso- vrords andnotesInto a com- ttf STGIES ( ETyran HERB ALPERT: "Herb Al- and That ciatiAlong(London): 'He's Raining In My Sunshine.' puterart ..V.) mance a. augers well for the albums singles. Sixvery setthecontrolsto pert Presents Sergio Mendes same nasal drawl comes rock- irpW ECtgy kok Mockers. & Brasil '68" (Pye).Here he ing through especially on the ingeverybodyout In the is,olemanrebop,waxing up tempo numberslike "Ole States theAssociation should magic Latin soundson great Mountain Dew", andthere's long have takenoffinEng- modern standardslike"One many morefuntrackslike land.Alreadytheir second Note Samba", "Spanish Flea", "HandHolding","Grandpes album has been issued in "Going Out Of My Head"and Mountain Dew", and "Sounds America, and "Pandora's Of evenanexciting versionof Of Nashville".Country fans Golden HeebleJeebies"their Sound "Day Tripper".Sergio sings willknowallaboutthese latestSIBBle was issuedin Hit nicely, and the band bounces stars of Grand Ole °pry,and Britain before this,their very The withatinklingurgency. Or won't need anylectures on first LP. Subsequentlyit'sthe is It Sergio playing the countryinfluences on pop, old story of Englandbeing be- groovy Piano and Herb Alpert but they will need this album. hind the times."Pandora" is an disguisinghisvoice? Oris NINA & FREDERICK:"A infinitelyadvanced sound Brasil '130 compared tothis the name ofthe Season'sGreeting" (Colum- albums's choir? Orwilltherecord earlier madetracks. However Ip'11The with companysendusasleeve t 'wJ.:nagy'gdeliiickatt "Along Comes Mary" withsome information? Who through a charming selection "Cherish","StandingStill",, knows- but it swings,who- "Enter TheYoung". of Yuletide melodies, like "Changes", and ever is doing what. "Mary's BoyChild"."The the beautiful Star", "Message Of OurLove",you MALCOLM TAYLOR: "Au- Christmas Evening have an LP ofgreat imagina- parishtaka: Excerpts front "Christmas TimeInLondon tion,beautiful and lyrics, equally Kama Sutra & Perfumed Gar- Town"."Silent Night"er", exciting productionand con- den" (Eyemark). Ifyou enjoy "AwayInA Mang. It's sistently stunning quality. Staggering, wishingtheir hereisthe ideal their way of Let's just have a bitmore hip - niggerer's Companion. CtOf millions of fansall over the and es along the lineBO at least Malcolm Taylor readsextracts world a happy Christmas we get thesechaps' records fromtwo serious sex hand- New Year - and whatbetter in superb the correct orderand be- booksin a varietyofnon - way thanwiththis fore they're stale. funny accents. presumably album? with the intention of rousing JACK COLES: "TheMusic ROSEMARY CLOONEY: mirthandmerriment, The Of Jack Coles"(Columbia). !The Best Of" (Realm). A Kama Sutraisreadinthe As light music goes, someof twenty-two and sixpennyal- tonesofa motormechanic, this can be quite heavyweight bum from the CBSstable- vicar,camper, karate expert andisfar from meretrivia. who here offer twelveclassic andhousewife.andIfthat Jack ColesIsa musicaldir- Clooney tracks at their cheap Group wasn't boring enough, the ectOrcomposerand arranger price.Pleasant romantic,in- F New PerfumedGardenisreadat and has recently enteredthe offensive music. Some ofthe Great greatlength by aLiverpud- Britishlightorchestra scene tracks Rosemary handlespar- lian well. lad.It'ses funny as which was dominatingworld ticularly Herfirstbig FromGermany music hall comedian sending markets even before the success. "Come On -A My up ballet.If you want to kW Beatles era. Listen to therich House", and the rippling "Ten- Party-stickthis on. full orchestra! sounds of "The derly", In particular. Anenter- LOS VEGAS: "The Fantas- ConcertJig","ScherzoFor taining album whichisn't ticLosVegas"(CBS).Ed- Strings"."Elegy",and the muically startling. butIscer- munds Rossmeets the Ven- bright bounceof"Spanish tainly bearable. Also includes, tures! Thisnew band of merry Mule Dance", and "Sparky". "Half As Much","Beautiful Mexicace,currently knocking Also included is a Coles com- Brown Eyes""I Could Have themout Stateside curiously position,"TyroleanTango", Danced Allblight",'This 'Ole combines jazz,rock, pop and which has been recorded by House', "Mambo Italians", In Latin sounds, which have Duke Ellington. and "Blues in The Night". WeTrust ABetterWay tOfLife Boy cIWDannY 202431

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-GEORGE'', NORDEN SUN- DOWNERS pit, SANDY_ THURSDAY HAMPSTEAD. TREVOR LUCAS. Monkeesto THURSDAYcont. TonyGould.DonBenno. The AODLESTOND DUKE '5 HEAP Enterprise. opposite Chalk Farm WHITE REAR,Kingsley)Road,Station, 7.30 p.m. Hounslow. SANDY DENNY. THE THE SPINNERS STRAY/S, MARTIN WIESER, LES COUSINS willshortly be Woodgranna Road SULLIVAN. open on Sundays. Forest Gore Centre, visit Britain Al LES COUSINS Hi Greek London, El Tel. (Cil )534 6578/9 THE Street, GER 5413. MERCURY INTERNATIONAL Monkees, whose plated a bookonthejazz DAVE AND TONI FOLK CLUE opensatthe Bet WALKER single, "I'm A Believer", dance.He waslecturerin FRIDAY ours Theatre. NottingHillGate, BILLY jumped into the Pop 50at Medieval English at New ARTHUR on Sunday, January 15th,at 1.30 38 this week, York's Hunter College. cued All Bright Folk Will Tell Theirp.mResidents. The Iffionrakers, PRESENTS are expected The Who SHIRLEY COLLINS Friends N. American Malcolm Brown. to visit Britain early in Feb- appear on Top of plus the guests: THE OUNAlf, Friday, 6th January the Pops next week (12)and THE JOHN SHOW Balkansongand dance group ruary. visit Germany in SLACK BULL, High Road, N.20.BroadwIck Street, Berwick Street, The group March for FREE MEMBERSHIP toellwho FACES are being lined 10 to 14days.Atripto ALEX CAMPBELL replacestheScotsnoose withattend on opening night. THE SMALL up for two weeks forradio Americahas been Tony (TRADDY FADDY) McCarthy Iffiselmwse 12/4ladies 10/- and TV dates linedup FOLK COURIERS. DENNISand allhis non paying friends 7.30-11-30 p.m. to promote the for April . Pinkerton's Col- O'BRIEN. MIKE COOPER, JERRY KINGETT disc. ours recOrd sin P.0 p.m.tarts -SLOUGH Saturday, 7th January The Monkees titles tomor- -Mike Ne- row (Friday) from whichwill AT GROTTY LOTTIES, Crown Malght hap 16.4406 - smith. Peter Turk, Micky be chosentheirnew single, FOLK CENTRE Castle, Dalston Junction,G:ItiorA:i11041.anici-ISShaer- DolenxandManchester -born out in February. HAMMERSMITHSTN E_d8.s p.m David Jones starintheir Sonny Stilt's January PRINCE OF WALES, THORN - THE BITTEREND SINGERS own TV) seres- which started proposed Jan- Men ',Sodom 9 mv. dery uary tour has been cancelled. CLIFF AUNGIER NOEL MURPHY TON HEATH. DIZ DIZLEY Only 911NA appearancecutoff., Sunday on BBC -TV last Saturday. Among the dates he January 12 QUARTET. Nos MM. annstgora "I'm A Believer"hasal- was to DAVE & ROB LIPSON Genthinams 0/6Ladies 7/6 ready sold over two million have donewas a concert at SANDY DENNY ROYAL FESTIVAL HALL. Folk 7.90-11.90 p.m. Camden Town Hallon Sat- Al LES COUSINS7.30-11.0 Concert.7.15p.m. SeeDISINSY copies in the States and their urday (7). This January 11 'Sunday, 8th January album, "Meet The Monkees", now features CONE ALL YE PETE STANLEY advlthis page. is over the 3,200.000 mark, the Don Rendell-lan Carr January 26 Quintet...Brian Augercom- JOHN FOREMAN WIZZ JONES ST. ALBANS QUOrtes Hotel. THEMINDBENDERS Britishadvance ordersfor 7.90 p.m., resells Armstrong and Gentlemen 7/6Ladles 6/. pleteshisnew album "The Your resident GeorgeBoard 7.3041-30 p.H. the disc are over 100,000 said Other Thing"tomorrow (Fri- with The CreeksIders, SLUES WITHDUFFY POWER the residents. a Decca spokesman on Mon- Les Ham- CENTRAL HOTEL,EAST HAM Friday, 13th January day). His next single willbe mond, Roger Griffiths. Johnand TROUBADOUR. net. NOEL day. taken from NiallReidy.TheHammerfolk. BARKING ROAD itand both will Your host. Rod Hamilton. MURPHY. PENNIES be releasedon February17. Prince ENFIELD Young Communist THE FOUR. nEORGIE FAME'S Fame In of Wales, Drilling Road2 mins.Leaguepresent the Fabulous Beat Singerswith that Special Sound On February 16,theBrian walk from Ravenscotirt Swan '67 show at London's Park d NOV.% KiLZItn1.g'.1f, a n47 : 7.30-11.30 p.m. Gentlemen 0/6ladies 7.5 Auger Trinity fly to Italy for Station. Hall.Enfield. Saville theatre has been ex- threeweeksofcabaretin ertdayardFeb. Saturday 14th January_ tended by a week. It willnow any,Ip.m.'Pickett Ss from WHITE HART, Grays. 7.90 p.m. Milan. THE FOX, Islington Green. E. Oilman, S ParkAvenue, N.22.JOE STEAD. end January 14 and not Jan- Trumpeter Ray Crane is dep- MARTIN MEKNES, GABRIEL0'IS.A K please.) TERRY LIGHTFOOT'S JAll1AfN uary 7. SULLIVAN and residents. ping for Al Fairweather with 7.10-11%;,1r. a -f-"T-"-'-^°4*.:1=1%.1.2.2/8 There are special times for Acker Bilk's band. Alisab. FRIENDS OF OLD TIMET MONDAY the extra week. From Monday sent because hisfive month MUSIC. OSTERLEY. Sunday, 15th January to Thursday there will be one old son has to go into hospi- UE LIAL1 show nightly at 8.30. On Fri- LES COUSINS11.304.00All - AT LITTLE HOGGS, "Princess DIICOVERIES OfTOMORROW No 1 tal for an operation.. . actor SA ofWales-,Abbey Road/B.1st. Wier Lip-and-trning Groups of MP future and Ilse Artistes of Tomorrow day and Saturday, there will ED STREET Road. N.W.6 singer Murray Head whoap- TEL PAD 3274 AL STEWART 8 p.m. Gentlemen 7/6ladies 6/- be two shows-at 6 pm and pears in "The Family Way', 7.30-11.30 pan 8.30 pin. the filmfor which Paul Mc- PICCADILLY LINE NOEL MURPHY Friday, 201h January Bnan Epstein hasalready did Nearest TubeSwiss Collage Cartney themusic,re- COUNT SUCKLE & BAND MIKE COOPER, DEREK HALL, invited Georgie Fame to star leases a single ofa song from READING - SOUNDS INCORPORATED Inthe showattheSaville thefilm"Some Day Soon" & SOUND SYSTEM LOVAS. FOLK CLUB This Wseld'. Na. 1Instrumental Group theatre next Christmas, said IAN McCANN 7.30.11.20 p.m. Gentleman 11/6 Ladies 7/6 on January 13 . . Les Lam- STAR HOTEL, CROYDON. press officer Tony Barrow. bert, former lead trumpet with odoy.'Jonumy61F Blues with Dhamaand Chicago AND ROAN CNTY. Saturday, 21st January the Skyrockets and father of City Bands. HEBB's new single Mien Five member Red Lam- BOYS BOBBY THE SPELLBINDERS THE FOURMOST istitled "Love Me", out bert, died on Christmas Eve MARTIN WINSOR. GEOFF KING Vocal harmony of Ifs Seal on Philips on January 13. The ...model Twiggy's first single SHOW SATURDAY AT THE 140P -POLES, RIMER ST., 7,30-11.30P.m. Gentlemen 11/6ladles 7/6 B side is "Babes, I'm Crane". is"BeautifulDreams",re- FROM AMERICA All Bnght Folk Will Tell TheirEnfield.I p.m' Sunday, 22nd January Both numberswere written leased on January 20. Friends -- by Bobby Hebb. The Savoy Brown blues DISCOVERIES OF TOMORROW No 2 Also releasedon the same band started a 13 week Tues- Solent, /enemy lit JOHN SNOW Greal Nigh' with Groom and Future date is thenew single by the day residency at coots TUESDAY London's Broadwlac Street "Berwick 7.30.11,30 orn. Gentlemen 7/6ladle 6/- Flamingo this . Al LES COUSINS New Vaudeville Band "Peek week the THE Q -SET BAND Street off Oxford Street with - A Boo" written by Geoff Ste- Bitter End Singers from Green- ond with all.this-EVERY NIGHT and John Carter. The wich Villageappear onthe JOHNNY JOYCETHE PICCADILLY LINE THE MACK SOUND 15-F6.W" dwr Bensside is "Amy" by thesame Palladium Show on Sunday Sunday, January BM Will Br John Joyce please nate Writers, (9) . Ornette Colemanwas 01,1 1 finally sal the Advertfor FREDDIEMACK Release dateofthenew elected Jazzman of the Year COUNT SUCKLE & BAND I Bruce CROWN TWICKENHAM, DORIS 1.opport4d lay BRITAIN RADIO Tim raw Jodi... Spencer Davis Group single intheAmerican Downbeat At LES FLEd110.E.EVOIL ResidentsJohnny "I'm A Man" has beenset 31st annualpoll. & SOUND SYSTEM COUSINS7.30-11.30 JUST COME ALONG OR BOOK NOW! for January 20. Dagazine'sukeEllingtonwassecond Dales" retards from U.5 A 6 JarnaLa ALEX CAMPBELL DULWICH FOLK. "Half is r0- Secret,. no aides CUT.1,4416.60460.6. W.41,41., Rood, 1.4.66, with John Coltrane third . - STEVENS willrecord Alan Brown was taken ill last ALLNIGHTER 12 MI T MoonPI" Herne Hill StnBob As. ford US special ghost'PAUL Re- PLEASE SEND ME Lcimr. CAThisfirstLP, "Cats And Friday from fatigue. Ladies' Free Night.every Mond, Dogs" atthree sessions on He will be cutting down his and Wednesday JOHNNY SILVO...".--. _ Ow nu mom, of January13,20and27. AU work infuture tofive days AT THE CELLAR.cent Sharp JUDITH. 14 Orels will be originals. a week. TV. sills 0.5= SMolts1 Open on night EVERY NIGHT House, Camden Town 8p.m. The3 City 4 Club, Three HerseShoes. The LP will be releasedin Max Bygnives and Kenny Teverners. Guest, THE TRUE-28 Hiath Street, near Hanffiateed Britain and Americaon Feb- Ball have combined fora new LICENSED BAR CKLES. Tube. 8 p.m. THE 3 CITY 4 will ruary 24. single "Rosie",written by resident week. Dates for Cat include Satur- Geoff Stephens, releasedto- Please coolyfor members', COCHWIE THEATRE.South-b. "...) wanton RowLondon W.C.I.(1 ,,,,,,, sod m0 /P '0146.. for day Club(7),Top Of The morrow (Friday) . . . five or- ROBIN HOOD, sir, Pollens minute from Ralborn Tube) buses John gore,.. g Pops (12) and Monday Mon- gan schools are to be set up 68.77,188, 136) 10.30 shows. Bar. p.m. day (16). in Cardiff, Peterborough, SATURDAY JANUARY 14 11.30. DAVE Bournemouth Belfast and E-....,...2..A..UR. i'l[41E Walker Brothers leave Swindon by Rank Audio BERT JANSCH w. .W0 Britain on January 15 for Visual Ltd, who market Far- solo concert their tour ofAustralia, New fisa organs. SATURDAY, JANUARY as ZealandandtheFarEast. Three German radiopro- JOHN RENBOURN WEDNESDAY They returnon February 4. grammes areto be recorded ,11 L 5 COUSINS BBC -2's la. Goes to Col-Col- at London's Tile's startingin ITCH'S solo concert CH'S C L RO TICArts 10/L 7/6 CITA7040, Collets FREE AT LAST lege eswitched to Monday February with Cat Stevens . 50 Bets., lone. HAMPSTEAD and Dobells. MB. lege from this week. Forth- Jazz LP releases in March by Both From ISM Jan TIMOTHY WALK GLEN EVERY EVENING, 7.30-MIDNIGNI ER and SEBASTION JORGENSON RICKY TICK, HOUNSLOW THAMES HOTEL; WINDSOR coming shows featurethe EMI albums bythe Thursday, Oratory 5th BERT & JOHN'S playing classical guitar, le itch n,..,Plevasooteno Swam., Thelonius Monk Quartet(9); Oscar PetersonTrio, Jimmy ruder. Roo, 6111 MIXES KffitNER THE FRUGAL SOUND sold out last time BOOK Sideretw,January TA Horace DARTFORD RAILWAY Hotel. end, THECREAM SilverQuintet(16): Witherspoon, Johnny Hodges friday, tanned 6th EAcerteRLY. andthe ChicagotoKansas with Wild BillDavison and Ja.Anne Kelly t:77,..:r:,:lzt:/'"""" lawn, Itla THE GASS City package (23). Woody Guthrie . Sam the BOB STUCKEY TRIO wedmtder, noway 11x1 Jazz historian Marshall W. Sham, Kenny Lynch, the satenlay, lomat, 71h 51MYERPer. "stia,n1= DEREK BRIMSTONE DISCOTICK SOUTHAMPTON.GUILD HALL MIDNIGHT. Endw, Gem, /au Stearns, author of The Story Gamblers and the Cole, broth- JOHN LE MONT THE NATTERJACKS Solway, Mae, 79 THE CREAM ofJava,died athisFlorida er of the late Nat King Cole, sunday, limitary Ph GERRY LOCKRAN Putstlw. Mom, MA was II LL DARBY ME SHIVELLS homelastmonth. He all have EMI singles released 3.00.4.00 THE CLIQUE GENET WASHINGTON 5th. He hadrecentlycow thismonth. at the Marquee GmitrA Maw,/SA 730-12.00 SAVOY BROWN a THE RAMAM BAND SOLO FLIGHT PEDRO CLUE. 290 RubhMoro THE CREAM BLUES BAND NEWBURY, PLAZA monthly, ',vary 9th PEGGY SEEGER tf,11..,TimnioLlrr FOREMAN, Sunday,January 21nd fray bnveryII. FOCUS ON FOLK Union Tavern, Lloyd BakerSt.,TERRY MUNDAY es MEL PLATT. GEORGIE FAME BARON SAM QUINTET W.C.I. 7.45. SOUL TRINETY tuesday, unwary 10th SURBITON.Assemb Roams 8 he wan last in Brit- Hall and Jimmie MacGregor, FLAMINGOS TROUBADOUR. Earls Court.p.m. DEREK SARJEAlyNT. JOHN WHENair recently, Pete Seeger NadiaCattouse,theStraw- 10.30 3 CITY 4. FRASER, TONY MCCARTHY. told me he hoped to do a con- berryHill Boys, Theo John- witibiesday. hinuary 11M - cert in aid of Arnold Wesker's son and the Haverim. RICK ABAO Centre42 "Roundhouse"In Wily. bowery 13th Chalk Farm Road, London, In BENBOWhas just STEVE- RAM HOLDER January, hut he didn't know been signed for a series someday, I lath the date. Infact,wa the date - of 13 half-hour programmes SATURDAY NIGHT OUT CHAMPION JACK DUPREE this Friday- s only fixed for the BBC General Overseas IN THE a couple of weeks ago, which Service. On these solo shows sundoy, 'oniony 1511, SONNETS means Lriinevitable last-min- Steve will cover his own very 3.00-6.00 BLUES CITY nie rush to buy tickets, which broad tastesinmusic, from SHAKEDOWN will he on sale at the door. pop to folk and back again. 7.30.12.00 C -JAM BLUES "THE RANCH HOUSE" However, since this concert Heisalso doing a Let's AT will he promenade Inn seats!) Face the Music series for BBC it'll definitely be a case of first Light,and makeshisthird THE FOLK DIRECTORY 1967 THE CLARENDON, HAMMERSMITH trip to Holland in12 months Nil ',U alpMWalp40 therenearestthesinge. ',cuddly and Drtluct robe SIalionl With Pete will be his Scot- in Marchfor two TV shows .641 aaaaaaa 1 Adjoin.ng tish water, Matt McGinn. and aconoert. Meanwhile he woo - Lyon. Ivo. 11.4 lea.IA loulaffn ..4 .446, DONOVAN is in cabaret at the Mama Mia, This concert is not only the and still fits in folk club gigs. sc.. ewe,. ad emaa by Regent, Pew Reed COUNTRY & WESTERN firstfolkshowputon Austin SteeleofAlbemarle TM FOLK 5,10:i WILL BESUNG BY HIM Centre 42-itis actuallythe Le Scripts has now taken over SO meltable, AAfewWle first event of their awn at the Plow Me, AT ITS BEST at Roundhouse. All the "psyche- Steve's personal management. 4/6 mtluding yovap4 delic- happenings at the Roundhouse as far have been DANCING TO 2 BANDS TILL 1a.m. organised by other people who THE ROYALALBERTHALL have rented It. ROYAL FESTIVALHALL Bands appearing January The additionof the2,000 on capacityRoundhousetothe SUNDAY, 8thJANUARY h alloin central London adds THE WESTERNAIRES THE HILLSIDERS suseful sizetothe St Pan- at 7.15 SUNDAY,JANUARY rras.FeativalHall.AlhertHall p.m. 15 7p.m. THE WESTSIDERS concert dreg/ t THE DROVERS ROBIN HALL and JIMMIE MACGREGOR TUNIS weekend also, on &oi- THE MILLER BROS THE RANCHERS BOX OFFICE 1day. January 8, there's a NADIA CATTOUSE THEO JOHNSON Presented by concertattheFestivalHall RIK GUNNELL NOWOPEN organised by the West London CODY FORD OUTFIT ossociohon wah STRAWBERRY HILL BOYS HANEARIM YoungZionistSanelywho TICKETS want to build a library inEllat. ENTRANCE 10/6 Licensed to 1 a.m. ASHLEY KOZAK Southern Israel, withthe pen- COMPERE: ALFRED MARKS 25/-, 20/, 15/- and DENNY CORDELL 10/6, 7-'6, 5/. The hill nutmeats of Robin Mietw KVA IV& is/a. Saab w F. wish. w ffirm MELODY MAKER. January 7.1967 -Page 17

THE NEW ronniescottt club NOW Al 07FRITH STREET. W 1 ALL-STAR CLU GER 4702 2 ..m 1013i 9a Artillery Passage,E 1 NIGHTLY II 30 P - rxr Arddloio nr srsr,. ICIonid Sunda/0 manqueo CLUBS WINE AND DINEUNTIL 3 on MS 3617 or MIS London W.1 CLUB and hoer Me werk10Item 90 WardourStreet IA.. SI W I pus genets *anon .Aran..l Monday, Moue,SA 17 31111 00) Pow,. Lowy 1111.1-30-1 001 la 11 F.R SATURDAY cont. rnaL,I,Sersrerrion Sun.rn NOW APPEARING * THE MONDAYMOLT DATE VR111 ESN 130 le 1118 Pm.) cy a a * THEPINK FLOYD FLAMINGO GOTHIC FALMANO. itelPh. Until Saturday, January7th THE HERD 11-17 WARDOUR STREIT, W.1 F; -day January Ptir EYES OFBLUE * STUDENTS AND VISITORS * THE BUNCH MOST WELCOME Frarley, lonvory dor(7 30-11 001 IEEE KRUGER Armonk ALVIN CASH Tuesday, Kauury ION17.30110/ THE NEW STATE ToorrM, Thursday151/0 al 8 SIX BELLS BEN HERBIE GOINS IA:ZRAND play Kings Road Chola. and Chambers Backing Group * CREATION ownUSA antheNIGHT -TIMERS JOHNNY GLOVER DISCSCENE WdYNDER K. FROG Enda, Ilannth) 8 HUMPHREY Swanily, January 71/1 *THECREAM SANDY BROWN'S II pm WEBSTER Saturday. !cram 7161738.11 00) THE V.I.P.5 AND NEIC CLAPTON GINGERBAKER JAZZBAND LYTTELTON mrd JACK UUCP THE HABITS AND RANO 0fTHE NEAT CHANGE ha..., re. MOOD INDIGO HIRST .1 * CATCH'22 Iusturilay Ilan)0,1,8 11p .10. RICHARD Sunday, January Ilk 01 ALEX WELSH BROODLY HOO WOOD RIN BLOSSOM THE BIG TASTE Lwd..,00. J.,. 11617.3011 Whet 0610 30) AND HIS BAND SAVOY BROWNBLUES BAND C7,136E, sunder, 1000017 * FOLKSESSION WORKSHOP ea*, Samoa,aer Sunday Uan 81h1,ti.11pm JOEY YOUNG * BIG BAND $DERBC BRIMSTONE DEARIE * THE LONDONYOUTH NATTERJACKS RADIO CAROLINE SUNDAY and *THE KEN COLTER'S NIGHT -OUT & THETONICKS JAZZ ORCHESTRA * JILL DARBY JAZZMEN AT THE JAZZHOUSE STAN TRACEYTRIO FORTHCOMING ATTRACTIONS * PATEVANS ORCHESTRA Mornho Monter YA CAT STEVENS Groan Han, Blackheath Hill and RONNIE SCOTT ADRIAN PATON QUINTET Fuday. January 20111 MIKE DANIEL'S BIG BAND EQUALS Commencing January9811 manquooaRlists loelna. THE BUNCH OSSIE LAYNE By trorrutndour demand,the oVr-A 0Y 1,7,ter1.1 .14111111,Pg7,71 relurn nor of ONfieurfith KINGWELL'S GLO MACARt Hotness it VIE REDHOT BAND JAZZ BANDITS TOP CAROLINEDI. Saturday. Jimmy 210 MILL 1MUNSKILLS Jazzmen. WbAo Awn., I PM FAB GUEST STARS Fighting Cocks, Kingston. ROLANDKIRK! lehtear Ilnn10110. IIIp m CE BOND KEN COLYER'S SAVOY BROWNBLUES BAND IONIAN GREEN, Sunday lunch - WINE AND DINE 130 pm -3 a rom Fu JAZZMEN IOHNNY GLOVER DISCSCENE at t Man Phini. a lime he Green TIE' m Wnes/laym/ Ilan IA. NEW RONNIE SCOTTCLUE- 1101, 8 II pm stead High Road, S.B II. Rica ProductionsPresent 390 BRIXTONRD., LONDON,S.W.9 Tel. RED3295 FULLY LICENSED BAR SIMON DUPREE Kw linen Jon Club inoh. ovoid I NON-MEMBERS' PRICEINCLUDES 1 YEAR'SMEMBERSHIP EVERY EVENING BIG -SOUND "CLUB OCTAVE"FREAK OUT JOHNNY GLOVER DISCSCENE reopens Sunday, January 15 Ronnie Scott's MILKWISAllE NM EMMA INIANms **************W ETHEL RAMJAM "HOT100" DISC NIGHT I. Ads. of Arr Cub hem A. Swoop, NOW OPEN EVERY LUNCHTIME ai COOKS, CHINGFORD HAIL W.1 OLD PLACE Oe om, I am cirwor weel JACKET POTATO SEYMOUR 30 Garrard W IG. 0211 ANA 01371 FRIDAY. JAN,.6111,7.30._ FRI.. JAN. Mb 01A1WeAano NumMn WiHnon 0031 FOOD BAR TaalagaZuravaa NNMly I ...... Sunday) 0.11.30 7.30.11.30 pm ALAN PRICESET LUNCH DISCOTHEQUE FOODAND MKS COOKS INN, 11.300 p.m. Iburarloy, lemma, 511. OPEN EVERY LUNCH-TIME MID-Traddy Randall Band. Guestc PHIL SEAMEN QUARTET WEEK. PINK FLOYD S,der. laT K EN ADMISSION0"4rE ERICSILK. ThemesHotel, JOHN FIVE 7.3 .11.371 EYES OF BLUE *TN** W********WHampton Court. GINGERJOHNSON' TONY HARRIS 6 RIK GUNNELL MIKE WESTBROOK SEXTET COLYER SUN.. JAN Ill, presentfor JEFF KRUGER laNS.nnaVrtfc7AN:dadAr;AFRICAN DRUMBAND Monday, January 1. RAMJAM "HOT100" DISCS (STUDIO '51) CLUB THE ALL.NIGHTER CLUB Lunchtime JOHNNY MARSH 1110 3.6 PA, 33-37 Wardour Strmt. W.I. PAM SESSIONI IIII41, MINIM SEMI FNMA, January Mb 125 a.m. GOTHIC JAZZBAND. Juno Bull WAYGOOD ELLIS tuay. January 10. tlIEESIII SOUSApull) CARL DOUGLAS AND Gunnombury Tube COWER'S SEPTET FELDER'S ORIOLES Friday. January PM. 7 SO GGlory Sunday night A THE ZONE WadGRAHAMrysa6ey, Mary 11. THE BIG STAMPEDE DANNY THOMPSON 1110 Plusallthelatestsoundson WOOD GREEN GOTHIC JAllBAND RICH ST. JOHN Saturday. Jam, TP, 12 7 30 BECKERS 54110017. 10110.10 711.. 7.30 Saturday ...... r Tth12-1 a.m. ALEX WELSH ALLMIGHTEP Tr. RuperrsRICK 'N' BOB STUCKET TRIO ERIC SILKSOUTHERN MEZBAND EYES OF BLUE+ ALEXANDER TROCCHI FELDER'S ORIOLES licensed bar and snacks Sunday. January Mk. 730 MONDAY Mernkma 5/- Gm. 7/1 Phi.allthelatestsoundson KARMA-SIGMA OPEN EVERY NIGHT NEW IBERIA STOMPERS record B EXLEY, KENT.Black PrinceDann Nape. slides Rims ***********Erk*Ont HOPIAlex Welsh MIKE COTTON SOUND AND SLUES ALL-NIGHTER THURSDAY BELLYDANCERS LUCAS WHISKY A GO GO SATURDAY JANUARY 7* FULL ELECTRO-COLOUR STIMULI PRE NTS TUESDAY DOZENS Of PROJECTORS 5130E5 KLOOKS KLEEK FULL COLOUR MOVIE FILMS Tams., la.30. 0.00AS Starr TUESDAY, JANUARY 10th FGOLKERRY LOCKRAN AT 11111 KLEMM, ILFORD Priday, Ion. M IMASTALL BRIAN EVERINGTON QUINTET HONG Tickets 10/. horn Cone,, 0160Ox- sai Ian ippemuppom$444,P.4. P INEHUNKKEN CHURCH WM the Sondoy, Pot. eft COVENTRY THE CANADIANS TREE II ford Charing Cams Cal' AninahmoPM OMNI Rood Bettor looks, Chan, Crosa NOTTINGHAM WEDNESDAY, JANUARY I I th SOUND + LUCAS "GEORGE", NORDEN. SPEN. Rood. Forma, GosPeld Street inddo 10.00. MEW CERS WASHROARD KINGS. TOMOpron md HOTEL Mddlourr Soak, Southampton Ran. THE SOUL SISTERS P.m, Iona, OM "HIGH- ", Coniburley.Usirmod Bar Ermairles 455- CANA YAM, AGENCY THURSDAY, JANUARY 12th MIKE STUART 13./.14 Me, fond,. W Garrick Trio HUMPHREY LET - /6AWalyJO MONTY SUNSHINE'S TONY COE. ALVIN CASH & THE CRAWLERS JAZZBAND STU HOBDAY lopat in '67 ..11, ISO ornyeal yang, solorday, ...my 76 KLOOKS KLEEK L33 -37 WARDOUR STREET, W.1 GER 7676 j KEN COLYER'S MACH PARTY WITH JAZZMEN MIKE STUART TOFT'S THE PENMEN "brothers 35-38 Grace Hill Simla, Mown BA SPAN Fred packets of Surf FOLKESTONE 38173 ERIC SILK AND HIS WOOD GREEN grimm" SOUTHERN JAZZBAND Saturday. January 7111 ALEXIS KORNER DA 26261 SEX 6776 *STARLITE* FRIDAY mins PHIHnongent Arms, 2 from THE ORIGINAL DYAKS ALLENDALE ROAD, GREFNFORD FULLY LICENSED BARS CAR PARK °arrant...6 Renday;-January11111 2 MIN. SLIDSURY TOWN PICCADILLY LINE TUSE WENT MAI MODERN LOW UGIITING KNOCKOUT ATTROSKIERE SIX BELLS BLUESVILLE'67 THE SEE -SAW WEDNESDAY KING'S ROAD CHELSEA BLUESVILLE '67 THE ZEBRA SOUL SET FRIDAY Saturday. January 7111. 1.00-1100 18 Greek Street, W.I JAN. 6th & THE SYN GENO p.m. Eerie T.N.T. BLUESVILLE '67 Livegroupstly,and M. neweal sounds THE ED FAULTLESS TRIO WASHINGTON Friday, January 6th, 1967 7i',,t1:1=" .1%.7th HUMPH AND THE MIKE RAVEN LIVE The exciting BIG L. NIGHT & HISBAND "THE MANOR HOUSE" THE PHOENIX ROSCOE BROWN RAMJAMBAND (opposite Manor House tuba) SQUAREDEALS SHOW Cavendish Snu.e. W MAT 1700 1.u"...... PLUSELUESVILLES ALL Saturday, January 716, /967 Woe 11 THE-MVE COMBO U.S.DISC SHOW cm. tun- swsFeces. Who. Oede. Awn* leo Dandy. The CommRao atm, CALIFORNIA BALLROOM HOUSE"TEKI:11:fttritatrIELIEN. The oonsalianal DON RENDRE- IAN CARR "THE MANOR SOFT MACHINE Oppoalle Manor BMWUnder. HITCHIN. HUTIIMAge Ballroom QUINTET ground 1 ChrisBarber. Wednesday, Jan. 1 1 th, 1967 DIE MIKE COTTON SOUND SATURDAY, JANUARY 7111, 7.30-11.00 Saturday /en711. Spm.Mrdmghr CROYDON JAZZ Club JAZZ AT THE TROPICANA ZEBRA re bonds 18 George St., Croydon CLUB SIMON DUPREE ODmne Tornio -Motown Show PALM COURT HOTEL ';:ob,;"."?qtajtViolirr'gub2. Over las only Gtan..d am RICHMOND AND THE BIG SOUND SILK SOUTHERNJAZZ - MIKE COTTON tawnne P^aPa E RIC Jam Club.Ex. ASSOCIATED INIESIAIMIIII0 MIRO H ED AULTLESS TRI NEVADA BAND. Southern S TAR, CROYDON. Par John 13 ON %WI, ICI 01-80.036 ALAN BERET. DICK ININNAN dooreFloe 3Rd. oremus MODMN JAZZ MARKET HALL SOUND LUCAS 1"K'nK=L.V Ey., friday, Saturday a. Sunday = Kd,Wed REDHILL Plus MYKE ALAN DISC SHOW Friday. January.. NICK STEVENS& "GATE- THE HIGHGATEVILLAGE, HOUSE", COLINPETERS'9010. DICK MORRISSEY TIT - HARDYBROWN. Saturday. Amway 711, ART ELLEFSON THE ARABESQUE1=ROD:vt KINKOTAB Sunday, January gib PRESENTS ART THEMAN ALEXISKORNERrFREAK OUTI1 SATURDAY, 7th JANUARY,1967, ALL NIGHTER LAST AT THE FREE AT by specialarrangement 100CLU13;ca PLUS ROUNDHOUSE, CHALK FARM RD., NW1 BULL'S HEAD FAMILY OXFORD ST.pci THE SATURDAY, Ith JAN.,10p.m.till dawn BARNES BRIDGE PRO5201 ME DEEP0-ME DRAG SET FRI , JAN. 13eh EVERY Rmidam Rhythm Mmonr tnnan, I p.M. EllA am. r Admesslao Mamba,. 10/-. Crmals12./S; NULL LE SAGE TRIO HERMITAGE CLIFF BENNETT %,1' REBEL ROUSERS forlay, Salvrtley, Mk, lunchIt easy., Sole korkimm ASSOCIATED ENTERTAINMENTS AGENCY HITCHIN inch, Mary 6. 13 Old Shaw. Lando. EC I 01 801- 5036 \TOMEI THE CREATION JAZZ CLUE BILL HAROLD McNAIR NILES Soho., Yam, AP YARDBIRD CLUB HERBIE GOINS";,": NIGHTIMERS HAROLD M,NAIR CAMDEN TOWN HALL MERCERS ARMS RAVEKTIPIENKGStETTO.BURKESTIZIKS Surlay, Amarary EUSTON ROAD, LONDON, N.W.1 forreal THE ARTWOODS 'PETE KING rftwo 8 p.m., SATURDAY, JANUARY 7111 SUN ,151h JAN/3011 pm TERRY SMITH SATURDAY ST. LOUIS UNION Pbncler, ton., I. ISorry, No Stitt} E RIC SILK.lopLob,Lion BEN WEBSTER BEN WEBSTER wws, Last Saturday The More, with the help of the nudism*, DON RENDELL-IAN CARR FREAK OUT! RONNIE SCOTT QUARTET RONNIE SCOTT demolished a car, this Saturdaywe intend toI tuay,Muory IOU QUINTET STAN TRACEY ROUNDHOUSE Come and findout. DICK MORRISSEY QUARTET featuring, CLIFF BENNETT htemilm, /mum, III KEN BALDOCK MICHAEL GARRICK, DAVE GREEN, TREVOR TOMEINS CREATION Psychedelic Lighting Effects TUBBY HAYES QUARTET TONYOXLEY HERBIE COINS TICKETS, 51-, 2/6, 10/-, 12,6, IS, Members 8/6 Guests 12/6 (rncludes membershiP1 /Turd, Fr.., ART WOODS Available from COLLETS. MULLS and TOWN HALL BO% OFFICE MINN,el door 12/6 DICK MORRISSEY QUARTET ST. LOUIS UNION Ason, page 14-MFLOOY MAKER, January7.1967 BILL TUITION CLUB PREMISES 114d. per word Classified Advertisement Department singing career LEN STILES Magma Fes NW A BALLAD letiheAt 0.141.411Of 1,0 Lewington Alleadara Club "MELODY MAKES", 161.166 Fleet Street,London, E,C.4 Concord School of Melting. sSpode).and Licensed London.. leading centrefar Pol7 GUITARS All socild. ieclodine LargeCarr Park ,goquirtes, FLEet Street 5011, Ext. 334 balladtrailing, train, yOU(Or wana mows. OM 164 Sharma., A N.W. London prormisimel career -Tel HIV recta awe VW. reme cot.. ea. Os. le m for MOM (no Hean. AR do, SAT 5234 Iron 4 p.m 0 6 0 kas 5599 "Sul., Maker" 0111(11 MO. FSrA ALL TRADERS' ANNOUNCERIZTITS I/491.FEB WORD ORIN teal ALTO XAXONIONLS 161-166 Meet Street, London, E.C.4 FIRST AND we listed below each heading ABSOLUTELY T. Meas. a we 41 LISKANCbrad aro LIN Rates lot p01501. oriverltsements ate FOREMOST In every wayfor POP Ubare. LON.Cal.Haw* All wards pallet first two) in BLACKCAPITALS. Ed. pet word extra SINGING TUMOR. -MaUrice OTHI leaRe, am LUNN MO VI. arranAnorad Box Numbers: Please allow Two Extra Worth.Plus 1/. Sondra Fee Retook 132 Rickenhall MOM Welw 00 ITUrinall W.I llanelone, Baba Street. 0.0Wwwwv 971 KoursC0.a *a fAS SPECIAL NOTICES Bulgier MIL MOO, PRESS DATES. Every effort will be made to includeclassified advertisements receivedafter 1175 1OP, RIO TENNI SAXOPHONES 1/4d.per word ACKNOWLEDGED !BRITAIN'S OOZY. Iwo Yu 10 a.m. on the Friday previous toweek of publication. teacher. XOPHO / IERLAIN. Lawl awe LIN ACKNOWLEOGIRD as UmMeal best N tuition.SA BORDDIONE/ NINON InAlwos.rwonallamed NO IVOR MANUMITS' POSTAL CLARINET 0.F.Oh. Ww. ow. that diraehon. Although au, advanced. ADVICE!Iteat/ select Na Slew vohlont n FA. 13711 CRONIN au** LRO COURSES for PLECTRUM and The Publishes wain tM nght to ralust or wAlhdrow adreratemenh at POS- FINGER -STYLE GUITAR. targets they ant nal nnoonsibla foe clerical a onntw's Imas issmetusigmrs.SUophone V.W. WOW Of DEARMAN hwallaw. atoavAl* net cans is taken to ovoid mutoket, LESLIEEVANS RIF ROW. Wow....O. M. Dila selection Or guitar.In Mock TAL N.II., Particular. IVOR MAIRAMTS' 375 ConleyCourses.BidetLane. MOTO 0 slow atlee NI Ewe Rayon - MUSICENTRE LTD., 58 Rathbone E NTerPriSe EL" A Mayory Now Yam Flare.London" ANY GUITAR style taughL 0000 MANIsmniPEK,OUITAlt, is sound arth SAVE MONEY, 20% off Philips ENGAGEtENTs..S.,W)ANTED finger or pleetrom imp. N UNS. WOODROWand MASS MUSICIANS WANTED WE.S INSTRUMENTS MARIN FOR rel.TONE MOUTHPIECES tape recorders. Ask for quotation 1/-perword minion! -Kevin Peek, U. rull Rune. noa aealab. far any equipment. SOUND AND ALL STRINGS 7667 MUSIC. required by STAFF BAND of the CORPS of (./ Tama. fl 00 odd II Sternhold Avenue,&ERE Orehaetra.Vacancies al.ROYAL ENGINEERS hovevacs. DRUMMER - Johnny Easey - AUDREY FRANKSAXOPHONE S.W.5 TUL 0978. M IM' w111111. 0 mak forclarinetand hams for FLUTE, FRENCH HORN andNOUntview 3027. Beginners Umber,* fa I players. DRUMMER. John Snow, WOOCLARINETTUITION. VW Was AWOW OW SHAded Uwe Mau or Na... AR, Other Inatruments considered PRINCIPAL EUPHONIUM, mute - toadvanced. -102 The White vet Mar me we DI modal, ed no rfin daeoe Permanent stationnear Reading.and hornto bepreparedfor0655. W.1 005 1200. alt.003. DRUMMER, LOUNGE /gigs.NOUN, N. met IM. layW. Fe. Sea. days App..,ow. LoA STOLEN -Apply Director of Merle REISE°retie= work botha ADVANCED 01 Stag Band. Arborfield, Transport. - RIP 4538. BEGINNERS / O tt llsWesr.Mo. 1/4d, per word Reading, real.LLOYD RYAN(DRUMS), GEOF. PI haw. Berks. .171=toor4u.,,trIlftlfood'. DRUMMER, own transport, PHONE CLAINIETS EN REWARD, for very of ARE YOU wild, ambitious.Southwood Camp, Cove. Farn.dency. gigs, - VAL 9290, Flat 4. B AKER (GUITAR). - hill 11.11 GibsonBIMGuitar DRUMMER (PRO). NEAT. RE-ACO 7524. ROI ACM Aw SwewWet ho Rowl SRAM Sanwil, nark, No 0.0.2,Stolenunder 21,play bass guitarrindborough, Hants. 101,00 to Wu from King St. Rusk Stores. No, TENOR SAX QHORES WORKING GROUP. - SAXOPHONE tu- MEM AA Rao... adba 6.10 sing.or drums, play emgod? doubling Bute CLARINET Lo 89801. -Ring or write RIV seas Drop me aline.IfYoe wanted for South Coast residency.T 31UI37 ition, 15/. hourly.Jan - Impro- NOME band wea enfly. Ring Bournemouth 52752. DRUMMER Seeks harmony advanced. EXPERT TUITION AVAINK6 SELIAM Cando LIR don't bother- Boa 5/56 - visation, beginners, WAIN TO ALL STRINGED BASS GUITARIST andavocal- TENOR SAX wanted for show.group wh art.Others consId. TelephoneWinstonIngram. ered SitEV - WOODYARD a BRASSINSTRUMINO RUTH BANDS istwantedforgoodsemi -proband-ARC 0362 - 8022 Willesden 2643Instruments Sup- good equipment essential TENOR SAX, young, forresi. DRUMMER SEEKS SEMI -PROplied. INFOS ada add LIN V- per word LondonLon area. GLA 1915. dent showband, Irish dub, vocalsGROUP, PREMIER GEAR.-ISLE- ORGAN F - WORTH 5525. CLARINET TUITION?Naturally GUARINHANO Joa IA band LIAO A ABLEaccomplishedband B ASS GUITARIST,DOUBLINGan asset. - Box 5761. School of Nue.. 195 oreDi gem mWkim GURFONNOT Medal b., aa 46 available.- PRO 4542 VOCALS, TO RECORD. ETC. TENOR, young, forworking DRUMMER. Top class,reader,Eric Gilder - reaidency, Wardour Street, W.I. Regent NASSL bread ma Gee /WOVE 190topgroupsandWRITE WILLIAMS, 77 Goldhurstshow band,-ACO 0285. evenings exname bands, gigs, -MA I8585. 0544, MARSHAIL ANURCNION dance bands immediay av Terrace. N W 6. URGENT. Wanted mod. dum- ALL TRUMPETS able.Travelanywhere.tel Realtonail. B ASS GUITARIST under perforSpoonful typegroup DRUMMER, TRANSPORT. -DRY COMPLETELY OVERCOME 18) PROBLEMS AT WHO! XHIran LIN ableprices. NowbookingfarforamateurWimbledon blues 055e. DRUMMING DRUMS New Year's band - Mick, LIB 3032 004VERSATILE0141.11Wol:InIgn.for DRUMMER/VOCALIST, versatileROGER KERR'S DRUMSTUDIO. NC.. Al NW, brand au. 0172 Eve. - Olayznan youngprofeSsIonal,seeksresi- POL 5324, obelus Fluent A.. (mils la, I MIMI,. MARIN ceistaa, waoadoseLAS Agency. 7/0 stitgate High Street. BASS GUITARIST i ocelIMo- - Owl etc US CortiN. weadelanad LAS E.C.S.Telephone BIS 5531 (10 1.:iri'rdnLss'1:11S. 'ire= gr";IIrie DRUM TUITION. - GRAVES- X915511.II,.Ides ,porlle ht. I woes I nob. IOBASSGUITARIST,with ns. Apply the d'Aranagm114: dOOR END 5982. sem e, Of 11°4° Pi, glee`4.1-Ota Ram.-BOTHPROFESSIONALLT.171Avall. A C MPLETE sectoni port -Dave, 117 Sandhurst Rd.. ELECTRONIC ORGANlessons. Owlet atItowi, sweeet free Wvw faof able most nights Transport -674- OUR.. VO poor', Few, Fe% AWE. Highest Part Exchange modern bands available rEdmonton, N.9. 4741 individual/class. 132 per lemon, private dances, parties. etc. Send BASS, vocals, North London.- DRUMMER, alelass organ. - FIN 4376. PenAwn pais, 'HOW oa01.1.10 Allowance anyour present young, experl. 4.4nos MOO. 1.1.1 wed 10. nevi. MW forfree espy of MUSIC ofTUD 4614, evenings. WANTED weed, mid= gigs. Hemel FOOTE STUDIOS.BobSmith Horn TODAY. -13. 5164. B LUES band turning pro - teaches BASS. -Write, phone or hawk mbell endat1111.11 rat ANY SIZE BANOS AND GROUPrequires bass guitarist.-ENF 'tiBlint7d/CONGO / Bongos. - 8126. ORGAN call 20 Denman Street. W.I. Ger. AVAILABLE FOR EVERY OCCA- CHA 1811, PREMIER DRUM SION.-ACO 7524. BRETT DALTON requires gold 1, LEAD GUITARIST DRUMS- EXPERIENCED. FOOTE STUDIOS, Frank King PERSONAL ANYTIME. BEAT GROUPS. -DRUMMER/VOCALIST. West End -GEOFF, ELT 61108. Rodney 9987, residency,reader, write or ring teaches drums. - Write, phone Easy terms and Pert Each/wipe I/4d. per word lee working group DRUMS, EXPERIENCED.-TOTorall, 20 Denman Street, W.I.. E UROPEAN FRIENDSHIP 5OCI' ANYTIME. TRIOS me. for PeabodySquore.Bleckirlara 3304. (imitable weddings. Rodney 9087. Road, 6.19 1. WAT 9010. GERrard 1811. ETY. BURNLEY. Penf rlends any - E0)(310n, Herts. 3235 GIRL S1NGER/SECRETARY in GUITAR TUITIONforbegin- 233/5 Lewisham High St. age,allcountries.Send 54 6. ANYWHERE. Dance Bands for CAVALRY AND ROYAL TANK group - STO 6659. after mrn nom - COL 0533. for free details. Baltr.msetc. - Radney 9987.REGIMENT BANDS. B d S.E.13 DUN 2958 A SMOOTH but exciting band,from Ill years of age and Junior GRAHAM WILLEARD (DRUMS). MICKY GRIEVE. Specialist FRENCH pen( 'tends,allages. YOUNG MOOorganist, bass. -DARTFORD 24499, drum tuttlon.-STROathanl 2702 from 12.21, send Sa.e. for freecompletely versatile, which aysBandsmen, 15.17yearsold.arelead guitar. far pro group form. GUITAR, EXPERIENCED. - PIANO.-REG 2040 details. - Anglo French Corr..farmany successfulprivateeran requiredforthebandsofthe to,strIon area. Great future.-cite 032. pondenceClub, Falcon House.social functions,is available IncDragoon Guards. Dragoons, Hus. INSURANCE engagements in London and oUtsars. Lancers and the Royal Tank 000 GUITARIST FREELANCE, young THE SCHOOL OF CONTEMPORARY Burnley. YOUNG PIANIST1040, read ex -pro. - Larkswood 4171, ARRANGING TECHNIQUES 1/4cl. per word GORDON BEESON. Sax andof UMW -Tel. Lealherhead ILE7iRegiment. Training includeslid.and busk. for a cabaret eel. GUITARIST. London area only, We folbwiew roomer...9(.0(w.- Clarinet pads, Guaranteed to fit4976. lion on instruments,and excel- sfin. 84 Cheviot Road,-Dave KIslinglaury,80 Stockwell IM1.1.1.11,1el Who*. and Oldwalev FREDERICKS INSURANCE Bro- all ...men.. Springs fiat and B AND AVAILABLE. - SYD 7475,lent facilities exist Inc sport and Park Road, S.W.9. Ron. frowowsolion though kohl Foe. kers Cars. vans, Instruments. needle. Including Buescher gold. B AND, PROFESSIONAL musici-furthereducation ThoseInter- GUITARIST. Young experienced Sy.. of Compose. A mortgages,etc - PINner1833, a - 399.4396. YOUNG TENOR SAX far known -Woodwind. 23 Nelson Road, esteri In making a career in any and read/busk London -BOW 4086 Field End 0315,15 Grove Road, BOBs.IRARTeR ORCHESTRA.wit-of these bands should contact -group working cabaretact New Maiden, Surrey, onenIghters.Experiencedmusi- LEAD GUITARIST seeks good 2=!:16:=TZ1==';:tstrue:=1 Pinner, Welds PEN FRIENDS WANTED byJulio Stevens Elm 9326. The Director of Music. HQ R.A.C. semiproSOUI/bIlleagroup_ Ex. Wftle bes loop many, all ages - S.a.e.Pen Soc- DEN ALLAN SET. TERMINUSCentre,Bovington Camp, Wove.cian,good showman, vocals an igseantag-,L.14,076;31ilectiontocol- perlenced.excellentequipment, A., Horalcait W. London, N.1 ietyK 931. Charley, Lanes. wa. ham. Dorset;or the Bandmaster PRI 2881 Nora OoOr inahkonont owlPh =Ante INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE ROMANCE OR PENFRIENDS. DJ.GavinJustes P120110611. of the regiment concerned LEAD GUITARIST. TRANSPORT. a,.nrarrte0 England / abroad. Thousands ofVIM litraele Snow. - BBC 8234 CAR 2504. 1/- per word members, Details, World FREDDY GORDON exsnd - - InternationalSouthern Seasonal LEAD GUITARIST to top BUESCHER .4042°.Tenor (No Eriendshlp Enterpmes, Halo. ENGAGEMENTS WANTED group with k WESI 6493 Park, 0.16. Greetings. - Mee. Brighton DRUMMER/VOCALIST - PIANISTS, VIOLINISTS mouthpiece) 185. Reading 51899, Amherst PIANIST/ACCOMPANIST, en. GUITARISTS, and all MUSICIANS UNDER ZIT Pennals nywhere. 84773 Mut Ugh, load drum earls 8d. per word tertainer. N D.. aCCOrdionavail- CONN TENOR SAX, in case. 155. Denim tree. TeenageClub, FUNCTIONS. large /small. able. BAT 7392 or CHE 9484 'C' melody 520Ring 9 a.m.-10 Falcon- Nouse, Burnley_ anywhere. - ManlyFrank 01- Minimum charge 2/8d. - ret.47P.oint:=4:rt= am, Northwood 25848, For ropulta ...Inns end Peter S.Robinson. Itsoan, NNW* won, 658 6425. ABLE, ACCOMPLISHED pianist .seven GIBSON. 13335. 01111 Rigsby. Resident flab. Pmferobly undo. 35 P IANIST, EXPERIENCED. - doily HOWARD BAKER B.. CR avaliable - PRO 4542. HAYes 33. vibes,. asses. s Ice sale. good condition. 190 o.n.o. VOCALISTS WANTED .ret, anywhere.-69 Glenwood ABLE ACCORDIONIST avail- -PRO 809a. Gardens.Ilford.Crescent4043. able. PRO 4545, PIANIST. - Hendon 9128 '1Zr=ftZCOWINGDE4UR7:: 1/- per word TOEIDIZ,TtrP P"r7Pt: V61 - PIANIST, read/busk. really GRETSCH,double ...Mary AMATEUR SINGERS furEssex JAZZ ORGAN DUO seekglgs. ALL ROUND guitarist / voceustfirst slags, desires change, out of M.M. M residency.-Dartford 24449 seeks residency. - 235.0801. 60 Raw 0MMMMMSOWleaden,vecz and ea.. Immaculate, 165, HAT- based folk group -Write S.D.. TRIO, SOON town considered - WOR 426P ensnd 3627 Rooney, 66 Lmtosam Road. Dagen- JOHNNY PENN ALTO / TENOR available. - PIANIST. RESIDENCY gigs. residency, London. Welwyn Car. DRUMMER for R&D Soul bandRAC 3655, HAGSTROM 12.string,electric ham, Essex. Phone Daytime MIden 20980. norubbish,BUTTERFLY CLUB ALTO. TENOR, Baritone, Piano.-BEN 2017 3506 ext 25. PIANIST, ard accompanist. - MUSICAL SERVICES solld, as new 150 o n e.-CAN LOU PREAGER'S PRESENTA-112 Westbourne Grove, W2. are Clarinet,Flute.6734014. 4173 ATTRACTIVE personalitygirlTIONS.Bands andCabaret --69 7 p.m. or NOR 7705. ALTO / TENOR /Baritone. PER 8911. 5.%Ing lounge. - DRUMMER REQUIRED by South - PIANO/ORGAN, gigs or resident. 1/4d. per word PREMIER marimba xylophone, Glenwood Ides. }Nord,Cre 4043 TUL 0542. AUDITION PROBLEMS? Contact John,forTER 0165 PHIL BROWN BAND, Jam forLondon rave group - HIT 8194 ALTO/TENOR Clay.-CLI4811 - TAT 1377, tictuned to 440 (Ai, ATTRACTIVE PROFESSIONAL DRUMMER WANTED, PIANO. REG 2046 Cont. Bureau. a kielford Avenue.excellentcondition. 050 O.n.o.- forclubs.pubs, dances. - VICtoria NI. ALTO, YOUNG pro, resident or - female dance bandvocalist 522$ rienced In soul. blues, pops.gigs. Tel. Downland 55481, RECORDING ENGINEER, ownBarking, RIP 1299. /I_J. Cheaters, Band IStallords. Crertn.r. Apply 16.1111$age, work - equipment, demo discs.DJfor COMPOSING / ARRANGING. 8.conneught05 Barracks, Dover, Kent. SHOWTINERS. HAIN. record- contracl -Write in ALTO., YOUNG.-SYD 6498. ;: 1,.gl=mg group. - LEE 4498 confidenceto1dr. J Heckles, A SEMI -PRO Drummer seeksyour dance or party/dome onMelford Avenue, Barking. -RIPDover 27 TIE ALBERT SQUARE GROUP.Munchen 55, Schalharnstr. 162 group. Surrey-FAI 7327. Discs and tapesMobile-Tele. 4295. SELMER TENOR, 165.Excellent -BROWN 4613. W Germany. B ASS / BASS GUITAR,- FITphone Arthur EARN MONEY gwriting.tune. -HAM 8737. CeTRITIVEN19h010.TKarlee=i:6d.vocalist. Pone, THE FAMOUS SOUL SUR- FIDDLER WANTED for C & W 0977. Wins"'Fa'''.Amazing freebooktellshow.- standards. photo. details. -Eng- SWINGING DRUMMER, esL SE.,10.11,Dryden Chambers. SITAR.- Old Indian,red Ise- VIVORS. - LAB 7053. B ASS/BASS guitar.-Liberty suer with Ivory Inlay. 175 strom,PosteRestante,Madrid. °THE SCHY". Anyhow!Any-Erore v=iiy,Trui-ce/T. 9509. backing lop singer. transport.-119 Oxford Street,London. W.I. Spain. where! Anytime! - T113 3774 orStevenage.,Heels.B BASS / ELECTRIC. Reeder.-Wild 3798. LYRICIST wants composer, withRing Canonbury-0893 after Jan. CHICAGO BLUES singerforGRE 2017 BMW" ginEvenings, HAM 9501. TENOR. PIANO, flute. vibes.-originality and contacts-SUN blues band. No hippy mods - TRIO. - PUS7182. now has vacancies for Solo Co B ASS GUITAR, experienced. HOU 9715_ 4259 STEELSNATIONALGUITAR. 043 Phone Roger Mall 3713. evenings. TRIOS/QUARTETS. - SKYport netandOlarinet. -Application CRE 0312, - TENOR, 34, EXP.-t4AL 1397. MUSIC TO LYRICS. Voice/-Phone KEN 4135. EXPERIENCED vocalistforre- toDirectorof MUM, Grenadle B ASS/GUITAR, gigs or resident. TRUMPETER, YOUNG, EXP.-tape,-30 Sudbury Avenue, rdinggroup.soul,beat.-''524TH DEGREE. - LIV 2677. Guards. Birdcage Walk. London TAT 2377, Box 5176 Wembley.WE14 3488. Ring BAY 3894. -MASS GUITARIST, experienced. VIBES. Read/busk -KEL 2049 DRUMS AGENCY RE-RE- N ORTON YORK GUITARIST, LEAD, young proFender,Marshall geor Ring QUIREGreenS VOCALISTS. READER (vocals asset), good ap.Dave, Gerrards Cross 85556 (after 1/- per word W.4 CHI BANDS WANTED RECORDS FOR SALE ham TerNee, pearance plus pop/rEb feel 6.301. RECORDING STUDIOS CONGA DRUMS, L45-LAD 4895 1/- per word sential, perm.residency. Letter B ASS GUITARIST. Pro.rap, 1/- per word 9897 SINGER REQUIRED farcountry to -Jack Jay, DUO/TRIOwithvocals, Sun- iontlnent met but anythingcon. 1/4d. per word BRAND NEW RECORDS AT andwestomband In Londondays. West London. - Box 5787.Hleasel, Lanes sidered. Sure contractsonly, JOHN GREY Drum kit 128. 2116' and U.S.A. ORGANIST required. aged 18.1 ABANDON ABSOLUTELYyourBARGAIN PRICES! All 121n. Ilan 151n., matched pair, asnew, resident dance club FOUR, FIVE or six -piece band Please -FRO 3797. search for better recording, aLPs. StoryvilleRiverside. etc. bases. Phone evenings.RIP 1306, Birming- for progressive modern group BASS GUITARIST bargain 115. PUT 3495, for new night ubIn - PrO., ex. better viceser and price. AWrite orvisit.- Ray Stringer, VOCALISTS MAKE a testclass allheable to sing,ELG 2991. after 6p m tremelyversatile,transport. LUDWIG /ourdrums.Oyster, ham, must ORGANIST -Phone call brings you free 39 Lower Ford Street, Coventry, down athalfprice. U. SEN-have goodpersonalities and be URGENTLYEwell6010. lots. (New. stands, cases, 1175.Can arrange SORS sessionalbackinggroulii. WANTED, experienced semi pro, BASS GUITARIST, largershidio.)- GRAMOPHONE RECORDS, Ex H P -KIN 9100, Three guitars. drums and organgood readers lo accompany,regular workwalling. Nal.. pro Gigs.TonyPikeMusicLtd. PUTneyWWI:haler,large quantity. of weekly cabaret, start May, long - COL 0414. 4928. brand new 7in, singles, 45 rp.M., LUDWIG 400 Snare,130,black line up available everySaturday. Boxarea. -Phone Am 0929,after BASS GUITARIST, vocals,plays SENSORScontract. - All particulars to 6 p.m. A SENSORS Demo yourbeattop popartistes andtitles,re-Trixon 20 x 24,Poor Tom, 130. but please bookrly 5281. by ear, SOW Marshallgear seeks 20. MeaI_ ORGANIST/VOCALS, senn.pro bet.-Tel RAV 3951. tailonce7, Sideach. IhSpee.reO TrIxon 20 x door Tom. STUDIOS, RAY FOUR -PIECE versatile dance working group, anywhere nSId. DEMOS, COMPOSERS' and sing-thin invited, personal callers webt25.7 Tony Newman, Phone BUC WHO TYPEvocalist. young.band, must begood readers. forgroup. record Janeery. German)!ered, semi -pro experience. own equipment. -ACO 1262 February. Phone Chris,POLContact No. -e.. services. productionsandcome. Untepeatableopportunit holiday camponthe East coast - I/Word Lodge. An.prolnotions.large rehear.I andat 00. each Minimum postal WANTED: Pr.iler 221n. x 17in YOUNG VOCALIST required. 16/18 weeks summer season.9930, after 1130 p.m. relk.Basingstoke. Hants preferred_for L.recording studios. West End toquantity 100 sent for 13 15s. plus 510.1,BieckPearlbass drum 16-20 years. own gear Allparticularsto11.5761. ORGAN, PIANO PLAYER. VO- only.PRO 2588. London area. - RAI MO5-6,31,- CALIST (tilde') I. style Fame B ASS/LEAD Guitarist cation,forbandsandgroups. 7s postage. S. Conwy. GROUPS, girls, and girl groups, urgentlyAvailable 24 hours.Writeor London,aN151 clubs. - T.T.McDuff,R.Lewis, must be read.seeks band/gigs. Read Young. Hurstdene Gardens. lop Continental required for - telephone'Sluctio19",19 Ger-STA 3552, MANAGEMENT. REL 6445. er, Immediately Finchley 8022. rd StreetW.I. GER 1559. Swiss 5 piece pop groum Con- B ASS (string), amplified. vocals. RECORD BAZAAR. 50.000 from GROUPS URGENTLYrequired JACKSON.STUDIOS. RICkmanS.On,, write fortots.11424 Argyle DOC HUNT says, VOCALISTS forContinental work (Denmark,tracts fel. Iwo years, monthly- BYE worth, 1220 net Per Mere.Hipeat Pre. CANS1116501, Herts.- RiekrtiansworthStreet,Glasgow. Latest FAB FITTING II- per word Germany,Switzerland,Austria. transport -REMCAW) 72351. RECORDS CHEAPER. Writeor riled -etc Full details to Clayman(erred. - Write (foto)In RHof-5218. EXPERIENCED female - mann. 8003 KumaRotachstr. 73 B ASS VOCALS, JEMSDemotir top phoneforfree LPs (Geer I) IOU pops, standards, seeks regu- l own tompliner/ MXer uti Lord'oVS A iiiIiiiP114-441 tamalRP frIr.111151 PIANIST. Immediately. goodtransport- SKYport 1952, MUSIC, Thenew RINGCHIN lar k,noabroad.-Ring BASS/VOCALS, lowest prices. Tel RAP Site. 01 sternhoid Men.. S.W.R. TUL between 430 and 5.30 p.m. WAX.toworkabroad - BIS 5531, reader / busker, excellent salary, young,ableto STEREO, -Mono, BobbyJohnson,GayTowersinii:,arards and limiters. 0976, For Hi -Hat, L1.10.0 low 7709. Clayman. - peps. pro lob. sirs, EMT reverb lope. ' GIRLVOCALIST. taplapel -t- NORTONAi=AGENCY RE-Ballroom,Birmingham.orNot- dquellemo discs and 16 mm sync. Pic. Post Fee. work /resi.QUIRES GROUPS. - SI Turnhinntingham 292993. COLOURED PIANIST,vocalist. enet. seeks Landon PIANIST/ ORGAN / VOCALS- Box 5785. - LivingstonStudios,320 EON Green Terrace, W.4. CHIOM. Barnet 500t1, New Barnet, Herts, ADD RHYTHM OWN MELODY 24. current TRIOS FOR long summer sea.if possibleMust be good reader C MMMMM EVOCALIST.Now vac- to loin night HAD 1161. NO MILORD IRVIN 1r.111010,11010 ATIOAIlf West End, seeks change. - BoxsonsInJersey. - Allparticu- existing UM for int Fam113entertainer. -BOW S TUDIO SOUND THITCHINL larslo Box 5761. club in the Midlands, M start as7443. 5766. with RecordingStudios. Demo% Ad- PRO SOUL SINGER, FEMALE, soon as possible. and to go CONGA/BONGOS/drums.vertising to 1: VV) HUNT rloto Jersey next merAll Productions Tape o wnP.A.. wake engagement with disc,- HITCNIN 4537. USE WITH ANY INSTRUIRFNLANT ICY PRO JAZZ/BLUES/SOUL SITUATIONS WANTED particulars-BonSill. DOUBLEBASSIbass guitar, VOCAL RECORDING exceptional BAND,-GIP 4147. afternoons PIANISTS FOR SOUTH LONDONarrangearor. wants refildency,Gigs. supplied. - EDM Ows 3M 1611111)1111010431 ONLI VOCALIST / DRUMMER, versa. 1/- per word walk -end lounge work. Top rates Inor andLondon.Fullyex. 6996.accompaniment 145 11650091111, 1101111134111511V 13/- 3531. We young prermalenal, seeks Clernan's BIS (Day).perlend.- ANB 0278. 1110011311 pFOR TALENTED YOUNG professionol- WHY JENSONS? Ns best and each PREMIER Mop /residency/gigs -CANsong writer requirespositionIn PIANISTS, START WORK THIS DOUceBLE-BASS/bassguitarpro.cheapest. shop around first then 1173. mustc publishingCOMING WEEKEND. Wide cholerfessional,-Owl 9195. telephone us. RAY 3991 oprogressiverwmpany where composing I lounge work 1.5 nights weekly. DOUBLE BASS /BassGuitar will be advanMgeously used -All arm. NOW Increased rate..-reader -GEO 4699. RECORDS WANTED BlIthOpORAN 5531 (day). DOUBLE BASS requieos 4 YOUNG PROFESSIONAL col. PROFESSIONAL Musicians . wOrk, preferabroad, TRANSPORT 1/- per word I led for resident ballr.171 prem.chnthsannel50Islandsorships. -BOX NNW 1001 ,vin,,n, in Birmingham Most be good i/4d. per word ANY RECORDS of the Pour 11111' * JET SERVICE ON * inerlado rae Hama OWCoup,[met,wish. to joinwhile/Ile billies ITed. Ezra, Ben and Lefty, Alsofemale vocalist. DRUMMER,allfields 1361, FORD TRANSIT Group Bus fur ALL MAKES ION ea meta Moo MA N. group. Box FOR Fonklln -hire Anything,anytime. any.wanted by Ford,tfiti Verity Way. Ham SinnGreen,Stevenage, Herd. OF DRUMS AND EQUIPMENT REFORMING commercial show- DRUMMER 'available.Dance /where - Phone PR 52491 Mr*. Xn,at Wear trYtt15.11,17/..7,B°r.eqtrrekweekend nulres organist /vocals,Jazz -KEL 2049 orultimo 54649. THEDOC'SEASY TERMS basalair Saes Wu.employment, musical knowledge.'fgr RECORDS BOUGHT. Post le us. Womb MN Haan. as- /loyal3842 DRUMMER AVAILABLE- NIT Cash byreturn Silverdale Mot 1100 GEAR 110110111FOR CAW Poste Reston., Madrid, Spain HOTELS VI IlLOOONG All . Glasgow. SraaH Pars Sow/ a lea big West 1142 6,ArgyleSi OWS. mewl FOR MAD, PAW Moen s aar ma le a mole REHEARSAL band, "DRUMMER.-BA/t 5261 DRUMMER, experienced,trens. I/4d. per word MOWING alma He IN le marl se SITUATIONS VACANT RomRam SlOarn..Ran lam ten Ho. Hone ke Saga Rear IT= - REN 5218 STD MOUSE HOTEL (20 areal parseaul Idly On 1/- per word Ines. DRUMMER,DRUMMER, gigs only- SHO mmwinutes West EMI) ROOM aend REHEARSAL ROOMS SIGNALS BAND h.9442 (day) 611 dailyiul nand la, arbaAw PUBLICITY MANAGER erast from 18s I/4dper word L. W. HUNT DRUM CO. WOO Wow III lama-immedate vaeanclee Mr two ex. DRUMMER, gigs, own smut andcold:follycentrally heated toeon. help nu Ping.. newnerienced Tenor San playent pre. 110 etesedettere anL Rock. soul, or blues.-WEL h... allrooms Lounge, LARGE REHEARSAL STUDIOS rog, 0.4,1, 'JAll/MUSE"club in CROYDONTenthlydoublin onClarinet, 2837 fday). TVdandradio AA andRAC fen Hoods and Groups -ID Ger, rea. Urgent. TOWNLEY 2001. Please apply Dctor - 0 11 wewt Shwe.MOW.11/01..v. CULTURE BUREAU DRUMMER, Jan, dance.pops listod -31 Westcombo Park Road.rard Street. W 1GER 1559 W alow,Innroll TiowNo M.O. PHYSICAL TOP GROUPnerdservicesofRoyal Signalsteeand,Caller.y,k - John Roscoe,King. LangleyBlackheath, London. S E 3Green. STUDIO HIRE. as per hour. Mem refer XI Raba Nearl..d W I rillioni songwriter-REL Camp. Yorkahlre, 5364 (daytime) eddy ISIS. Geed pianoTel450 835N rit01AK1N laL 11 LJ Selmer (twoct SALE! .,,, te5110015

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W 1 second pntomime. ums - aCtIrard001 - inglynoneofhisawnPer Thefailureol StanTrAcy DISTRIBUTEDBY so.,hitsongs areintUded t0 drove Ians lo hisconcert t rn the show, although0d oe. he WoodlandsHall. INSTRUMENT REPAIRS A lotofsIngina.bothsolo (on Thursday)meant citilMOS Thep andin the death olans I Doitc.S duets with More r a, 4d. per word ell, last-minute sulslilale sive lam nd artfestivalfor A BEAUTIFUL JOE! OVCrhitlIS. MUSICAL LIMITED rorSvelonie the South this 'MUMMA-tug ap Platt . C amino. The ori 5.y7 classIn GUITARS 10-18 CLIFTON ST. LONDON ganlsers of the shear had PIOttnent Sq110501101 0.4 EC2 '11'04'66 '6....6'fder.aken wina/bres. iglma..l.rjtearsals.- GEARD f 1,7,trif -101.TOOTIELL, lie LESLIE EVANS,275 .1.7 111Ien - 12 STRING FOLK . Only BO ticketswen aoldan't1 Lane. Landon. 41.11 Ants -ranee they lost heavily. StanTracey. lib COUNTRY WESTERN lon .....,' Or- I.9kget 94.or9.. 011 came withoul his usual FOOTE forbies. Ps withhisporlOrAnce quartet. the detached a. Pert workmanshinr minute sfree 4...... 9 0 TENORTHIN SEMI nrthetlk robor RobinHood playingof Tony Crombie -Ch. EFoote Lid Mt on P drums.nd the 0104 Long.W I GEN 1,511 ACOUSTIC ELECTRIC "t healre.'""'"nd's The E ''' technically A * "Venusitamt toldbutalmostemotionless .0' EL' ECTRIC 'T..'kicked .Y has ob.. bassofDareWillis,an ea - over the traces 71?(LIVE BournemouthSymphonyOr- ORGANS 4'44 BASS CELLO Pop star Imagea. en chmtraplayer,caused disap- Seeyour usual supplier . amatureartistal pointen Tm, himself 1/. per word STILETTO LulerableMature. satIn inchedover 1000800ORGAN,v. ithViii ADJUSTABLE NECK CRICIEMER thekeys. rata weva or write to us for details with his beck to theaudience for hire 0oall.. oftennot playingatallbut rleny Merl Mo penury------suddenly coming out with his The sceptics have been '1:1 117:0 silenced Chart -busters sharp attacking bunts of M ORGAN 01111 1111.0 GOODYARNING like brilliance. His spare ruepg.;. .6,C...I1100 0411111 the Seekers,with anurimum style had Its ofactingexperience, the audience hanging very Cowan wil Enke, Ned ker [10000re Speorwe im ancikrep Secomitxml10 be note. Two extracts from his weenie meows Me successfullytntegraled a 917310 throughout mein wpm, owesCAMAS-Pero, Um, .010 ob nto Under rust .1 panto like Humply Milk W.c1suite the a tale M. sun, He INCOME. I.e...Am,. Ie.. ekithrs anmi I, Darn tiTir theme. and Lost My edeapenp-' tnrlmrlon hi, Goo,.541. m MK 'ORGANS EMMA IMMOUNIPW1 Bristol'sHippodrome. `'..`"chg RandPoNeniainh. 1601., Gterks Durham Is M at in Nntcket" went Gli....von. Coman AN110 NUNS, ANGUNS.. .6... 10100 an utterly dawn bast Inco./tetecon. VOAMED, Welkin.. Yarn. nr I. One, imem, ing lai MMMMMs Mary `41::%; whaler an we...se, Anennon.Irsm AddWadi.. lwr - h trasttheWolverines, a local organs want. for inn Mem NM Ovihrwil Non,Cm Ewen a* itinerdoelesms, .1 nsinging Nmon trmon -III,7664 NAN me Tv of trad bawl, oroduced round Sot IhnenewaWeareNON ea Ckislad ow... Mom. DONE the otherpop songs jolly sound and wciumvel liwkicalwMacoUta Man a intheprocess. even had some 6.....1 wieli.....GM tion,Teh, Alft ofthe youngerInentbtr,of Geer P wow., Awoke,. GeNhairier. Teter. Cairn,0.4114, 1.0, ,0. remainder of the S,eters, the audience stomping FAN CLUBS t NM wed r. cwoI5 we ea ,.... cw-w., fl.oe tans DP V they arenovae taxedtaxed mound Also Arica.., w , th floor. The ClovePrice Trio - Crier P.O.W. NioncE.w. Are... 3..n.PA, Go, , VDse 000 wow 1.... 1.611.1t theyWoh iette; Plug 1,46per word MODERN MOTOR CYCLE celhnot ovlanad One. a localmodern NT FAN 35 The . 4. 00 martthan combo were lesaerrant 1111,0 CLUE a r 401010 kip Nev.G. Saw. Nowa, adequate- DAVID FO thanT rrrrr andplayed .4741arsturd 4 ENTHUSIASTS READ A. W. t t0.000 we. elMeniandivi slot.ro NEwle. ow,. I vow.. ranee tone. dive writ.ce n r Sweat. bow nkrin ne wlertion morn .417-Yrest LtanirPSIVI,r «vel von.* Www,C.,.... 0,,,,I and row..ws in Crispin Pews' ana swinging tonesMe- ..ra:A.CFar or 1,oIBM. IOC ORE. 01110.Al hit nem wt in with themtor the WPM. IF I provides leSC lett fern THE TREASURE with an Meal T numbets duellingwith PAM Reid INtberM6IttStilf CHEST OF TOOTING en " 0 thew alto*.Egad Streetlet Grime, 154 UPProm.TOOTLIVOn4D.....,3 r.,,,37....,,,, ...._,IIAL 6503.4 Newsoine's The PI. Pi MermanWirralChe5171 From Hamelin at ithe Ca Me.essmeunt VAIL0111805 pantry they vtore turnedout h18,4,1 Moe. C.v.. eii der ...anSummer ICI0 m a a e TN ....a theever,nein the s )1 bookstalls toilens,.tint ,..... premien An tra.L1441,,,- rri All of 15 Lows, E... then has thyaudieing iinusw Icane ia Motor Cycling PRICE 9d. Add... Read,Ciord. CRO 0399 Good partn0 with Wm all ihe comb.. OneIvo.. 01 way. deed, IS .111. 7.0 fao.danRail Swan) a. modernmat 1 who imagines that ohm, rani vole sdegal Vaughanhasposs. ANNAWALLINcTDN nit Page 16-MELODY MAKER. January 7,1967

LONGMAY NEXT EPPYREIGN WEEK

BRIAN EPSTFAN de- serves amedal for ser- vices rendered to popfans. Paul Isaw LittleRichard and Geno Washington atLon- don's Saville Theatre,and I've never seen suchwonder chaos! Only one complaint- are thepsychedelic spotlight operators refugeesfront the Jones Palladium? Long may Eppy reign over the Soul Theatre! -OSWALD BLOBE, Sweeps Lane,St Mary Cray, Kent. in

HANDFUL aT, Where have all the big band WIN YOURFAVOURITE LP fans gone? At Surhiton MAILBAG Blind Assembly RoomsIsaw Bob "-(., BYWRITING TO Barter's Orchestra-thefinest band we have, butonly a handfulturneduptoenjoy their wonderful music. The sessions take placemonthly, andIwouldhavethought fans would hove woken up to Date this great band.Keep it up RUINED MATURE Bob, and I look forwardto your firstLP-F. WEBSTER, I failto lee bowJohn Shepperton, Middlesex. Isuggest Mr Ainsworthof DuffyofLeallnunPosalbli, Yorkshire buys himself a pair Ilnd any of Donovan'svlew, LP WINNER ofsunglasses ifthepretty on love"horrifying" "Love" lightshurt Inseyes (MM the least horrific wordInth., December 24)1IfIt were not Englishlanguage and John,. for "showoffsandfreaks" remarks about Don's "Ina, LOVELESS there would not be any enter- comments soundingliketlu tainment. And theonly people outpourings of a13.yearold NEXT lovelessJohnDuffy Poor who will allow themselves to to (MM, December 24). Of life" by elec- schoolgirt,"convey millions be "ruined for thatJohn knows very 11111, course there are tronic sounds, must he about 13year.oldschool girl, hungry in the world, butlove Take Itwith universal and means ruined already! When was one, my view.. isstilt a pinchofsalt.Mr Alm. on IOU° werecertainty a great alot to many more millions worth.-.IENIMILES,Earls thanthereare"toobusy deal leas intelligent and grabbing for food.-ALAN Court, London. mature thanDon's. And Isn't WEEK It a virtue.ratherthan a BRIAN EPSTEIN should be awardedamedal for services to pop fans MILLER, London NI. I P WINNER fruit.that hecanstopto think about reel human under standing in our affluent, cia rupt society?-CAROLHUN'. Chanterlands North, Kingston. Today'sfolkscene LP WINNER THIS needsprofessional WEEK HAROLDDAVISON z PRESENTS K 79-9S OXFORD ST AT singersand bookers "THE SWINGINGHERD" I HEARTILY agree with J. IanTodd (Mailbag, December 25), about the growing unprofessionallsmamong folk singers. The word professional is ananathema and a folk TILES ! singer represented by an agentisregarded with deep WOODYHERMAN suspicion. A number of agencieshave attemptedto 79.89,CDCFORCI ST representfolksingers andputtheclubscene ona businesslike basis.All tell the same story.No support AND HISORCHESTRA Thursday T. T. BACKUS & from the clubs.On the reverse side ofthe coin, every ,an. 5th week I hear of singers told byorganisers "There ain't no THE POWERHOUSE money inthe kitty" to cover their fee.Hooray for pro- " c--""° The Human Instinct fessional singers and bookers-thefolk scene needs yout- SAT., TI JAN.MANCHESTER JOHN PEARSL, London N8. Friday ALVIN CASH & FREE TRADE HALL Ran. 6th 7 30 1300 THE CRAWLERS SUN., 22 JAN.LEICESTER Jo -Jo GUNN MORE MONEY DE MONTFORTHALL Saturday LOVIN.KINDTHE TWILIGHT MON., 23 JAN, BRISTOL Jan. 7th S MOORE WE'VL had two or three Zoot Money images.The mes- COLSTON HALL THE ELASTIC BAND sage Zoot, allsoulful, when It was a battle between ..-"°.".°'Plus D.1.s MIKE QUINN 8. CLEM DALTON hintandGeorgie. We'vehadlooney-Zoot, nowit's psychedelic Zoot, usingthe most invalid word ofall WED., 25 JAN. CROYDON Sunday THE CHECKMATES words "valid". Justone question, is'Loot's latest record FAIRFIELD HALL Jon 8th psychedelic orare we due for yet anotherchange of / 30 15/0,30 Plus D.J.MIKE QUINN Sterr, .311,6 Image?-BOB EVANS, Riot Squad, London WI. THUR., 26 JAN. LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONICHALL ion.Monday9th MIKE QUINN SHOW 0-1130 OWEN GREY-THE LYNX-THE MOANS ALL CHANGE FRI., 27 JAN. NEWCASTLE ",- maxirnurr, Soul-Ska-Plus Town CITY HALL Tuesday 'Radio luxbrnbourp, Jan. 10th "READY, STEADY,RADIO!" IN reply to D. M. Jackson (MM December 24),I would SAT., 28 JAN. LONDON 7 30I I.30 U.N.'.100 RADIO SNOW Ilke to say Dudley Moore isa better pianistthan Erroll NEW VICTORIATHEATRE Me, 3.'6,33e, 4/6 with TOP STARS AND 13 13 Garner, Eric Burdencan oulsing Ray Charles andthe Cream are the greatest group In the world.-ALASTAIR CLARK, Grove Park, London. SUN., 29 JAN.BOURNEMOUTH Jan.Wed"'"d" 11th TILES TAMLA SHOW Moiled by JEFF DEXTER CHARLES PAVILION 7 30,1 1 30 men, 3/603.3,34/6 Plus MalcolmMagorons Q Set MON., 30 JAN.BIRMINGHAM ACTION TOWN HALL RADIO LUXEMBOURG'S INanswer to calls and enquiries regarding thedisappearance TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM USUAL BOX OFFICES Lb(rPCC I a I RI k2 0 B ofThe Action from the club circuit over the past month AND TICKET AGENCIES 208 and a half, we would liketoputcertain rumours and pop HOSTED BY rit# JEFF DEXTER industry gibberings on the shelf where they belong. The Action f:eilly.12noon to 2.30pm. AriMIS9011.- 1 shilling. feelthattheir progression musicallyIs more Important than ENTER BY79 OXFORD ST. any amount of materialistic gain. Subsequently all the numbers they have written, and all the musical Inspirations they have SELF -INSTRUCTOR FOR had whirling around intheir minds over the past year anda hall, had to he harnessed in thepeace and quiet of the rehear- SHOP TILL LATE sal room, and then,Inthe New Year, released to the public BASS GUITAR Inthehopethat The Actionwillcontributetoa new nod by DICK SADLEIR EVERY NIGHT original concept in pop music. Both myselfand George Martin UNIQUE'STRING AND GATE DIAGRAMS, BASIC CHOW WILDING and allthe people connected with The Action have heardthe AND EXTEMPORISATION Prba by 03331 5,41 product and feel. without a shadow ofa doubt, that ItIs for the RO* 3,330, di MAN V 1 STREET bench( of the British pop muskscene, which, let's fare Is TILES It, 03,31tR 00 FELDMANS wwwww w IN beginning to saga Mlle.-RINK! FARR,Manager of The Action. 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