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Busy Ramsey Lewis Schedule STIRS 1 rlAoRu)LPNECHART TRADE MARCH 13, 1971 Busy Ramsey Lewis Schedule STIRS 1. TO BE CONTINUED Nightgown Club, Raleigh, N.C. ISAAC HAYES-Enterprise ENS 104 NEW YORK -Cadet record- (Stax) ing artist Ramsey Lewis will be (25-30). M.J.Recordshasbeen performing at colleges and top PerformancesatVillanovaformed at 1805 W. Magnola 2. BITCHES BREW nightclubs during the next fewUniversity Villanova,Pa. Blvd.,Burbank,Calif.Mike MILES DAVIS--Columbia GP26 months as part of an itinerary(April1) ;Eastern MichiganJoseph is President. 3. MILES DAVIS AT FILLMORE that has already been bookedUniversity,Ypsilanti, Mich. Joe McFadden, VP of OMAC Columbia G 30038 into June. Cadet Records has (2) ;andWheatonCollege, ArtistCorp.,andhiswife, (3) ;will be fol- 4. CHAPTER TWO just released a single of "Can-Wheaton, Ill. Vicki, became the parents of ROBERTA FLACK -Atlantic SD 1569 dida" from the pianist's forth-lowed by two lengthy engage-their first offspring, Jonathan coming "Back to the Roots" al-ments, the Hong Kong Bar/Andrew, on Feb. 19. 5. DON ELLIS AT FILLMORE bum. Centry Plaza Hotel, Los An- Mrs. Grace Kahn, composer - Columbia G 40243 Following a two-week stay atgeles, Calif (April 12 -May 8)member of ASCAP, has made a theLighthouse,SanDiego, and the London House, Chicago, 6. THE PRICE YOU GOT TO PAY substantial contribution to the Calif. (Feb. 16-28), Lewis willIll. (May 26 -June 20). University of California at Los TO BE FREE appear at the Attic, Pittsburgh, Cadet Records has designated CANNONBALL ADDERLEY- Angeles to establish the Gus Capitol SWBB 631 Pa. (March 4-6) ;the Univer-1971 "The Year of the Ram"Kahn scholarship fund. sity of New Mexico, Alburquer-in honor of Lewis' 15 consecu- 1. STRAIGHT LIFE que, N.M. (11) ; Fenger Audi-tive years with the label. Spe- The formationofTadpole FREDDIE HUBBARD-CTI CTI 6007 torium, Chicago, Ill. (19) ; Uni-cialpromotional, merchandis-Productions,Inc., New York versity of Kansas, Lawrence,ing and publicity activities willcreators and producers of orig- 8. THEM CHANGES Kan.(24) ;and the Frog &be launched during the year. i n a l mu s i ca 1 compositions, RAMSEY LEWIS-Cadet LP 844 (Chess) broadcast commercials and film tracks, has been announced by 9. THE ISAAC HAYES BillHester,ExecutivePro- MOVFMENT ducer. Co -principal in the Tad- Enterprise ENS 1010 (Star) pole Group is Lou Stein, veteran 10. FREE SPEECH pianist, composer and arranger. EDDIE HARRIS -Atlantic SD 1573 An additional 1,000 copies of 11. BEST OF JOHN COLTRANE "Top 10 Story in Sound," the Impulse AS 9200 (ABC) JACK JOHNSON promotional album produced by MILES DAVIS-Columbia S 30455. Jobete Music Company,Inc., 12. B.B. KING LIVE IN Miles Davis' pulsating music for the has been pressed to meet re- COOK COUNTY JAIL recent documentary on legendary boxer quests from independent and ABC ABCS 723 Jack Johnson should delight the fans. label -affiliated producers. The music is Miles' most accessible in 13. OLD SOCKS. NEW SHOES, Steve Katz, engineering VP recent years. Album consists of two of Sound Exchange Studios, has NEW SOCKS. OLD SHOES is heard as JAZZ CRUSADERS-Chiso CS 804 long cuts. Brock Peters elevated Brian Condliffe from Jack Johnson. apprentice to junior engineer. 14. GULA MATARI LOVE CALL Sound Exchange Studios is QUINCY JONES-A&M 3030 ORNETTE COLEMAN - enjoying one of its best periods, Blue Note BST 84356. 15. RASHAAN, RASHAAN according to Bob Morgan and ROLAND KIRK -Atlantic SD 1575 Ornette skidaddles all over his sax and Steve Katz. trumpet scales, producing note cascades 16. BLACK DROPS one mightn't have thought possible. Ap- Ian Haim and Tommy Cac- CHARLES EARLAND-Prestige PR 7815 pearing with him here are Dewey Red- cetta, who head up Snow Pro- man, Jimmy Garrison and Elvin Jones. ductions,Inc.,announce the 17. INDIANOLA MISSISSIPPI SEEDS Coleman was so ahead of his time that signing of Montreal rock singer B. B. KING -ABC ABCS 713 folks are still catching up. Gino Vanelli. 18. THE STROKE OF GENIUS Paul Cooper joinsRogers, GREEN POWER CHARLIE BYRD-Columbia C 30380 Cowan & Brenner as an account URBIE GREEN -Project 3 PR 5052SD. executive, dissolving his own 19. SOUL LIBERATION Urbie Green plays a reverberating elec- company, Cobrite Corp. RUSTY BRYANT-Prestige PR 7798 tric trombone on this new and glossy package and that minty sound is the Bobbi Cowan hasleft the 20. SUGAR news here. Most of the melodies on Rogers, Cowan & Brenner pub- STANLEY TURRENTINE-CTI CTI 6005 licity office after 18 months as the package are familiar, although both an account executive in the rock 21. STILLNESS Urbie and Dick Hyman have contrib- music division to join Gersh- SERGIO MENDES & BRAZIL '66- uted originals. Easy on the ears. A&M SP 4284 man, Gibson & Stromberg, in LOUIS ARMSTRONG'S GREATEST HITS Hollywood. Latter company is 22. BRIDGE OVER RECORDED LIVE expanding its offices on the Sun- TROUBLED WATER Brunswick BL 754169. set Strip. PAUL DESMOND-A&M SP 3032 Louis' had so many great hits that one 23. JOURNEY IN SATCHIDANANDA certainly can't fault thistitle. The ALICE COLTRANE PHAROH SANDERS - recordingsarerecent."WhenIt's Jackson Inks Brothers Impulse AS 9203 Sleepy Time Down South," "A Kiss to Billy Jackson, Columbia Build a Dream On," "Mame," "Mack the Recordsstaffproducer,has 24. HOT BUTTERED SOUL group,the ISAAC HAYES-Enterprise ENS 1001 Knife," "That's My Desire," "Hello, signeda new (Stax) Dolly,""BareNecessities""Rockin' Brothers and Friends, and will record them in Philadelphia at 25. LEON THOMAS ALBLM Chair' "When the Saints Go Marchin' Flying Dutchman FDS 132 In." the Sigma Studio. 46 RECORD WORLD March 13, 1971.
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