inside Opinion: Tape MUSIC WEEK & Manufacturers Group: Back down or backea up? 2 New product: HMV special offer on Rough Trade video Not Television, and big band nostalgia from Conifer and Geoff's rfk Records 2,3 No More Censorship Defence Fund ^ Retailing: The art of window displays 6 Indies: The Mekons 6 Disco: news and chart 10, Tl Classical: Philip Jones Brass I——.-y .. Ensemble blows 12 McNAY (LEFT) and Mills: pointing the way forward? Albums, singles charts 13,16 44 Indies lobby for BP! voice TWO BPI council members ore and urge all of the BPI's smaller actively lobbying to maintain an member companies to attend the independent voice on the council AGM and use their votes, or to at A & R C-Cat Trance rock the following the annual general meet- least vote on proxy forms. Casbah (above), plus the ing in July They have drawn up a loose brilliant minds behind Martin Mills of Beggar's Ban- manifesto for voting members to Furniture, publishing quet and Cherry Red's lain McNay consider which covers subjects of feature, Europarade and £1.50 U.S.$5 ISSN 0265-1548 both stand for re-election this year concern such as the charts, generic advertising, indie record dealers, reviews. Starts 14 exports, censorship, needletime, as Music On Video: New well as the general structure of the Order video imminent, plus LP prices down, but returns policy and settlement discount axed industry which they see as being reviews and chart 21 too conservative (see p4 for further Indies chart 22 coverage). Mills explains: "We want to get across to people what we can achieve. The BPI council is very much the territory of the four maiors." CBS rocks trade They emphasise that their move is in no way against the BPI and CBS IS changing the very fabric of turns will save on labour and admi- per cent of turnover for Our Price McNay says: "It's probably the Touring special: Queen its trading terms and Our Price's nistration costs and dealers are ex- in CBS album product. best record industry trade body in (pictured) amongst the rock Garry Nesbitt, for one, anticipates pected to reduce stocks through Woolworth's buyer Paddy the world — but it could be so acts moving with the a "rip-roaring battle" from July 1 regular cut-price sales. Toomey was still awaiting official much better. It's vital that there is a times 26-28 when the new terms are intro- Trade reaction to the moves is confirmation of the plans at press minimum of two of us on the coun- Dooley: first with the duced. almost universally hostile and Nes- time but says he's "not very happy cil who can raise important topics gossip 31 This fundamental restructuring bitt — who is engaged in a running about it", while his supplier Record that the BPI might not otherwise means the end of five per cent battle with CBS on several issues — Merchandisers has protested "in consider." returns for LP records and cassettes says; "They have squeezed the pip very strong terms" to CBS. Manag- Mills adds; "It's important for and also does away with what CBS too hard." He points out that CBS ing director Hassan Akhtar ados: companies to realise that the BPI is City buys up describes as the "archaic" 21/2 per has not dropped the price of its influential and does take decisions cent cash settlement discount, Nico Price series which can be 50 TO PAGE FOUR ► that affect the whole industry." switching to payment nett of 30 Pickwick stake days. The five per cent returns poli- cy is retained for seven and 1 2 A CITY consortium led by Roth- inch singles. Clip row staggers @n, s@ dees Ctarf Stew schild Ventures has acquired "a At the same time, however, the significant stake" in the Pickwick company is cutting the dealer price AS CHANNEL Four screened its tion that we're going to pay for bership over the handling of the Group, the distribution and mer- of its three main categories of pop second edition of The Chart Show videos. All I can say is that we're dispute, is understood not to have chandising enterprise headed by albums by approximately eight per since the BPI embargo on sup- putting out a Chart Show this week done so as Music Week went to Monty Lewis. cent, so that TV albums and casset- plying video clips to C4 and ITV and I don't know what will happen press. While Island Records, which Lewis and his family will con- tes (currently £3.99) will now be companies, little progress has been next week." supplied clips for inclusion for The tinue to hold 50 per cent of the £3.69, the Deluxe series (£3.89) made in the dispute over the princi- The Chart Show C4 was putting Chart Show on June 6, has issued a company's equity. Lewis founded will be £3.59, and the Standard ple of payments. together consisted of material from statement saying it supports the the business in 1958 and com- category (£3.69) will be £3.39. Phonographic Performance Ltd non-BPI members, with a few BPI's campaign but not the way it ments: "Pickwick has grown to be CBS believes the changes are has acknowledged that it is "in peripheral items such as Queen's has gone about it. one of Britain's largest recorded not only of direct benefit to .the communication" with C4, but the Friends Will Be Friends also in- "Island is in total agreement music companies, selling approx- retailer but will also further stimu- station itself says there is "no-one cluded. Queen claim to own the with the proposals the BPI are dis- imately 1 7.5m records and casset- late consumer demand for music. sitting in smoke-filled rooms". rights to their video, but investiga- cussing with the BBC and ITCA tes last year. We have now Under the new price structure the "It's an extremely tangled mat- tions are understood to be taking regarding use of commercial reached a stage where we are company reckons that dealers ter, with several bodies involved," place as to who holds the rights to videos," says managing director ready to exploit the many exciting maintaining the existing retail price said a C4 spokesman, minutes be- the sound recording. Clive Banks. "Our objection has new opportunities in the home lei- levels will make extra profit and fore Friday's show was due to be Miles Copeland's IRS label, always been the lack of foresight sure field, including compact disc benefit from greater price competi- screened. "I'm not aware of any which last week announced that it and video." tion with imports. The loss or re- progress and there is no sugges- would be resigning its BPI mem- TO PAGE FOUR ► o Full details next week.
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NEW 7"& 12" SINGLE no' conversatio IVodurcd by Sli'uart I.cvine J OUT NOW (12) KM 1 .")(>.■) / /->Dr>tD Kjnw FROM EMI TELEPHONE SALES AREA A: 01-561 4646 SCOTLAND NORTHERN ENGLAND NORTH WALES ISLE OF MAN AREA B: 01-848 9811 MIDLANDS AND THE NORTH ym AREA c-01 sn 3891 SOUTH MIDLANDS SOUTH WALES AREA D: 01 561 2888 LONDON EaST^ANGUAJCENT^REA^OI^M^T^OUTH^NDON^SOUTHERT^^ lack down or backed up? I AM afraid that your story "TMG music-cassettes, as well as non- the anti-levy case, I feel it's worth backs down on home taping copyright material. considering them further. On the claims" will only serve to mislead The question remains: having "paying again to listen to the same rather than inform your readers. paid for the original item, why material " question, would the same Allow me to state the facts: should the public have to pay logic apply to people paying to go NOP's survey into audio tape again, through a levy, for the pri- to the cinema and plugging in a usage revealed some very interest- vilege of listening to the same VCR to tape the movie so that they ing data, which, in our opinion, material on a different medium? could watch it again later? They substantially undermined the case And why should people who use would after all be merely enjoying r- for a levy. These points were tape for, say, business purposes, the same material on a different summarised in our press release such as journalists, be forced to medium. and were developed, in journalistic contribute to the income of copy- On the survey's findings that fashion, by comment from a TMG right owners even though their use heavy buyers of tape are also like- spokesman. of that tape has nothing whatsoev- ly to be heavy buyers of records, To ensure that these comments er to do with copyright works? surely that only indicates that tape were understood to be "opinion", The survey also undermines the buying does nothing to damage DAVID BOWIE as he appears in Labyrinth: soundtrack out soon they were enclosed in quotation BPi's argument that home taping the interests of the copyright own- marks and attributed to the TMG damages the interests of record ers. It proves nothing either way spokesman, as is normal (ournalis- companies and other copyright about the effect of home taping — tic practice. owners. Fact: people who spend The Editor. Although NOP has agreed total- the most on blank tope (three or Film/TV pomSict ly with our summary of the survey more cassettes a month) spend ab- findings, they did not see the press out five times as much on records release until it had been issued, as light buyers of tape. ihmu reaction due to an oversight. In our opinion, this finding con- IN LAST week's NMf there was an They asked us to make it clear firms the view that much home advertisement for a video of Industry that tne views expressed in the taping actually benefits record Rough Trade acts which was only press release were those of the company sales. But maybe the BPI available through the HMV chain. TMG and not NOP, which we would have a different interpreta- Rough Trade is part of the Cartel THE RECORD industry continues to Free — released as a single bv were happy to do. tion. .. which actively promotes indepen- feed off other media with new film Virgin on June 23 — and tnis will This hardly represents us backing David Lloyd, Press Officer, The dent music and the Chain With No and TV related product. be used as the theme for the TV ad down, as you suggested. The truth Tape Manufacturers Group. Name for independent dealers, so The soundtrack to the Jim campaign to launch the new Re- Is, in fact, quite the opposite as the why is this video only available Henson/George Lucas film Labyr- nault 21 car. resolve of the anti-levy campaign, If two admissions of conjecture, through HMV? The answer prob- inth includes five new songs from Meanwhile Marvin Gaye's post- of which we are just a small part, is one of inaccuracy and one of indi- ably is that the Cartel is now being David Bowie and is released by humous career — revived by the as strong as ever. vidual interpretation rather than dictated to by HMV, Virgin, Our EMI America on June 23. The first TV exposure of I Heard It Through One of the key points revealed factual results is not backing down Price and so on as to what they can single from the LP is Underground. The Grapevine — continues with by the survey, is that a large per- on the TMC's previous claims, then and cannot do. Jack Bruce has recorded a new the Motown release of the single centage of tape is used by people I'm at a loss to know what is. Jim Cooke and Dick Brinley, version of the Cream number I Feel The World Is Rated X. to record their own records and As you emphasise elements of Selectadisc, Nottingham. Doctor Big Swd
after BWiVfflS DR AND The Medics, who capital- NOSTALGIA FROM the Thirties Li ised on their number one single, and Forties is highlighted via a Spirit In The Sky, with the June 9 series of albums from Conifer and release of an album, Laughing At Geoff's Records. Both distributors The Pieces (IRS/MCA), are now are focusing on music from the OLYMPIA 2 JUNE 25/6/7 offering a special bonus to the fans dance and big band era for their who made them the most unex- June releases. pected chart toppers of the year so Conifer's Seville label is releas- far. ing a Benny Goodman compila- The band are individually paint- tion, King Porter Stomp, while the THE BIGGEST EVER ing their album sleeves to create Conifer label itself has Monte Ray's special one-offs for all fans who Song Of Songs, Nat Gonella and v/rite to them before June 30. Each His Georgians' Naturally Gonella, application (only one per person) and a Joe Loss collection. Isn't It 140 EXHIBITORS should be sent to the group c/o 53 Heavenly. Greek St, London Wl, along with Geoff's Records is distributing six a cheque or postal order for £1 nostalgia albums on the Dance made payable to Caesarbyte Ltd Band Days label, including another to cover postage and packing Benny Goodman album. King Por- 6 SOUND DEMO UNITS The group kicked off a 10-date ter Stomp, plus titles including mini-tour on June 1 3. Glenn Miller and Harry James.
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HMV/Rough Trade A Umtod Mogo/incs Ltd publication, inco'- porating Record & Tope Rcto-Tcr and Record Buiinoji. Greater London Hoojo, Hampifcad Road, London NV/1 70Z. Tel. 01 -387 6611 Telex: 'exciusife' wide® 299485 MUSIC G Editor: David Do'ion Deputy Editor (Music HMV IS to exclusively offer the Kicker Conspiracy (The Fall); Birth- Publishing, Internationa!). Nigel Hunter News Rough Trade video. Not Television, Editor: Jcff-ClarV-Meods. A&R Team: Danny day Girl (Microaisney); Shipbuild- GO! DISCS is putting out the new Van Emdcn (Head), John Best, Jeff CIcrV- at £1 0.99 in all of its 42 stores. The ing (Robert Wyatt), Masim-Babele Meads, David Doiton, Duncan Ho'iand, Nigel offer on the strong, 11 -track video, (Unknown Cases); It Will Come Billy Bragg single, Levi Sfubbs' Hunter, Karen Faux. Chns White Fcotoroi/ Tears, at the maximum retail price Retailing; Chris White Music on Video/ which features many of the coun- (Woodentops); Nag Nag Nag of £1.25 for the seven-inch and LONNIE HILL's Calveston Bay Independent Labels: John Best. Sob Editor: try's top indie sellers, began on (Cabaret Voltaire); I'm A Little single has been re-released by 10 Duncan Ho'lond. Special Projects Editor: June 11 and runs through until July Dinosaur (Jonathan Richman); £1.99 for the 12-inch. The seven- Karen Faux. Contributors; James Hanvilcn inch features covers of Scottish Records only weeks after its initial and Barry Lazcll (Dtsco & Dance), Jerry Smith Strike (The Enemy Within) and Sho- folksinger Dick Caughan's Think release to much acclaim. The single (Singles), Nicolas Soamcs (Classical). US Cor- The full track listing is The Boy plifting by Ivor Cutler, who also is taken from Hill's also recently- respondent- Ira Mayer, c/o Presen'ation With The Thorn In His Side (The provides the links between songs. Again and The Four Tops' Walk Consultants Inc. 2 West 45th St. Su'te 1 703, Away Renee, with Johnny Morr's released album. You Cot Me Run- NYC. NY 10036 fTcl; 212-719 4822) Re- Smiths); Oblivious (Aztec Camera); alter ego Duane Tremelo on guitar ning, and is available in 12 and search: Tony Ad.'cr (manoger), Lynn Faccy (ossistonl manager), Janet Yco, Goreth While the 12-inch also has the 7-inch form with an additional ver- Thompson Advertisement Manoger: Kothy additional track Between The sion of the title track on the B side Leppard. Senior Advertisement Executive: Tour, single Twelfth of the larger format. Phil Graham. Ad Executives: Tony Evons, Wars, recorded live in Berlin. Rodi Blockctt Classified: Calhy Murphy {manager). Jane Norford. Ad Production Manager. Karon Denhom. Promotions Ex- lixjcecS op 12 incher ecutive- Lise Barry. Managing Director. liirasylbus compilatien Jack Hutton. Publishing Director. Mike Shar- THE FIXX, the UK band who've VIRGIN'S Twelfth Night feature on man. Publisher. Andrew Brain. a 12-inch picture disc of current Music Week is sold on condition that the enjoyed more success in the US single Shame and the A side car- HITS BY George Michael, Sade, Martell in the US. pages containing charts will not be displayed than here, have a new single Sec- Tears For Fears and Paul Young Other artists on the album (Epic in such a way as to conceal any part of ret Separation, taken from their ries a painting by noted book illus- such pages and it may not bo resold wthout trater David Chandler. The band head an all-star line-up on Music 26973) include Bruce Springsteen, the some condition being imposed on any new MCA Records album Walkab- have appeared on Whistle Test For The Miracle, a 1 2-track com- Pointer Sisters, Cyndi Lauper, REO subsequent purchaser. Printed for tho pub- out, produced by Rupert Hine. The pilation; the profits from which will Speedwagon, Huey Lewis & The lishers by Ponsord Press Ltd. Gwcnl. and are lined up for a Radio One Registered at the Post Office as a newspaper. single is available in 7 and 1 2-inch In Concert slot. go to the TJ Martell Foundation, News, Bryan Adams, Hall & Oates Member of the Periodical Publishers Associ- formats, and the band are plan- launched to fight leukaemia and and Lionel Richie. ation and the Audit Bureau of Grcu-'ations. ning to play several UK dates, their • DALLAS FREAKS can get to cancer by senior CBS exec Tony All material © copyright 1986 Music Week first here for several years. grips with their favourite characters Ltd. O TEN DAYS In An Elevator, the Subscription rotes: UK £45. Eire £lnsh57. on Warner Bros' enterprising # WARNER BROS release Every Europe $108. Middle East, North Africa ® SPORTS AID will hopefully be- Dallas/The Music Story album Beat Of My Heart, Rod Stewart's debut album from highly-regarded $143. US, S America, Canada, India, Paki- nefit from a new single Good As (925 325-1). first album since 1 984's Camouf- funksters Chakk (MCA MCG 6006) stan $168. Australia, Far East, Japan $190. Guest artists include Crystal lage, on June 23. The 10 songs includes a free 1 2-inch "contem- Subscnptioa'Directory enquiries: Jeanne Gold by Judy Quay on the Musik Henderson, Royal Sovereign House. 40 Records label, distributed through Gayle, Gary Morris and Johnny include the forthcoming title track plative" EP to contrast with the Beresford Street, London SE18 6BQ. Tel: 01 - MIS/EMI, which is being featured Lee, while the album's 10 "epi- single, plus recent 45, Love Touch. "fast" Sly/Robbie/Richard Burgess- 854 2200. by Olympic award-winning skater sodes" range from Who Killed Stewart is to play a "coming produced LP. The group is support- Next Music Week Directory free to subscrip- Robin Cousins in his current skating Jock Ewing? to The Loneliness In home" concert at Wembley Sta- ing the release with an appear- tions current in January 1 987. spectacular. Lucy's Eyes. dium on July 5. ance at the Womad Festival.
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WhU Defence fund for PBIiFINQ SINGAPORE: The Singapore Government has published its long-awaited Copyright censored Kennedy Bill, significantly increasing ALTERNATIVE TENTACLES, the re- picts 10 close-ups of male and the penalties for copyright in- cord label of The Dead Kennedys, female genitalia engaged in sexual fringement and providing for is setting up a No More Censorship acts, and the legal action was SPANDAU BALLET hos signed a long-term worldwide recording contra a maximum of five years im- Defence Fund in support of DK brought following a complaint with CBS Records, consequent upon the band's settlemenl out of court o prisonment and a fine of lead singer Jello Biafra who has from a San Fernando Valley ils dispute with Chrysalis Records. Chrysalis has agreed in return lor an 100,000 Singaaore dollars. been accused with the label, of mother who claimed that her 1 3- The IFPI has identified pornography in respect of a poster year-old daughter had bought a undisclosed settlemenl to waive ils rights on any new recordings Irom ine flaws in the bill, notably in a copy of Frankenchrist for her 11- group, and the rights to the existing catalogue of the group s recordings weakening of existing leg- in the group's current album Frank- remain with Chrysalis. . . . 0 , enchrist. year-old brother. The band's first CBS release — and their first record for 8 months — islation with regard to fore- The poster entitled Penis Land- Biafra says the charge is a direct will be a single entitled Fight For Ourselves scheduled for July 14. been ign record producers. The scape is by Swiss artist H R Giger, result of "a national power play after the signing with Spandau are their manager S/eve Dogger fseo e burden of proof in an anti- who has designed record sleeves from America's religious right win- front) and at the back standing solicitor Brian Carr, CBS director o piracy case is now shifted to for Debbie Harry and ELP's Brain gers against rock bands and their business affairs Richard Rowe, senior A&R director Muff Winwood and the prosecution, which will Salad Surgery as well as working music that dates back to the managing director and chief executive officer Paul Russell. have to show that not only on film set designs for Alien and McCarthy era". Supported by was a pirate acting illegally Poltergeist I and II. The poster de- Frank Zappa and his organisation but he knew he was doing so. for the abolition of censorship in rock music, Biafra intends to fight the case "tooth and nail" when it CBS rocks trade Indies' BPI COMPACT comes to court on July 3. ► FROM PAGE ONE CHICAGO; The Sony Cor- "It's a very bad thing for the whole manifesto poration demonstrated a retailing business. Even if the deal- "prototype" digital audio er prices of certain other product THE MILLS/MCNAY "manifesto" tape recorder at the summer Clip row lines are reduced, it doesn't com- to promote a fresh approach to Consumer Electronics Show pensate for the fact that dealers music industry problems (see pi) here. It was not an official < FROM PAGE ONE take a lot of risks when they order covers these topics: debut, and no delivery date D 8 G 8 T A i AUPiO and consideration given to us and new product." # Charts — The chart panel to the trade was predicted other members of the BPI. Had we Alan Bellward of the Lewes Re- should be widened dramatically to beyond "several months been involved in the BPI's planning cord Centre echoes the point and take in more shops and more inde- away". J - IHVmBlE TOUCH, GenfiM discussions prior to %etting a dead- says; "CBS are doing it all the pendent shops bv encouraging The hardware's appear- I SO, Pelef Gobriel Virgin line, I'm sure we could have arrived wrong way round — if they do dealers to buy machines which can ance, though not unexpected, } STREET LIFE, Bryan Ftrry/Roiy Minit at an amicable arrangement on away with incentives like five per also perform a stock control func- will cause concern as a EG/Polydor the matter." cent returns, then dealers are not tion. potentially lethal rival to the 3 BROTHERS IN ARMS, Dire Strain Banks goes on to say that with- going to take chances on new re- # Generic advertising — compact disc among record Vertigo/PSonogram out the help of videos it is very leases." Very worthwhile "in principle" but companies and others com- - RIPTIDE. Robert Pafaner difficult for Island artists not based Fearing that other companies targetted wrongly at lapsed buyers mitted to the CD, and Sony in the UK such as Robert Palmer might follow suit. Bob Kingdon of instead of stimulating the existing admitted as much privately. - PICTURE BOOK, Simply Red and Steve Winwood to get the KMK Records in Beckenham savs: generation of record buyers. 7 7 WHITNEY HOUSTON, Whitney HwutonArista necessary television exposure in "Now buyers will have to be a lot # Independent dealers — the UK. more accurate in their choice of The BPI should investigate the 8 < INTO THE LIGHT, ChfB Do Bwgh A&M For its part the BPI reports that product, there is much less leeway. "worrying" trend which sees more DUBLIN: Stoic Records, a 9 9 MOONLIGHT SHADOWS, Shadows Polydor there are "moves being made be- New bands are going to find that it power concentrated in the hands five-year-old record distri- to - STARING AT THE SEA, The Cure Fiction hind the scenes" to settle the dis- decreases their chances of getting of a smaller number of multiplies buting company, has ceased 11 - WELCOME TO THE REAL WORLD, Mr Mhter pute, but says that it is too early to their product into outlets." and makes it harder for indie trading with debts exceeding RCA detail them as yet. Steve Walker of Beggars Ban- shops, who promote new artists £600,000 Irish. 1? S GREATEST HITS, Qoecn EMI quet in Kingston, Surrey, says: 'The more consistently, to compete. The two main shareholders dealer price reductions are # Exports — Fear of litigation in stoic are Spartan Records 13 6 WORLD MACHINE, Level 42 Polydor obviously good news but doing over rights and double payment of MD Tom McDonnell and M »2 NO JACKET REQUIRED, PM Collbtt Virgin away with five per cent returns is publishing royalties are inhibiting director David Thomas, 15 13 SONGS FROM BIG CHAIR, Teats F« Fcon KEC0KIDS going to have an effect on many vital exports to the US. whose holdings account for Mercury/Phonogram dealers who will have to start read- # Censorship — The moral about 66 per cent. McDon- 16 14 HOUNDS OF LOVE, Kate Bmh EMI ing up a lot more about new pro- majority syndrome in the US is also nell emphasises to Music 17 6 ON THE BEACH, Chris Reo Mognot 18 CHARLOTTE ROAD duct." affecting UK exports, and "it could Week that they are personal 18 10 LOVE OVER GOLD, Dire Straits LONDON "What a cheek," says Light- happen here". shareholdings and Spartan Verligo/Phonogto EC2 3PB ning's Ray Laren who, as a G Needletime — Acknow- Records is not affected in any 19 l) THE MAN AND HIS MUSIC, Sara Cooko wholesaler, makes a significant ledged as "a delicate area" on the way. TELEPHONE amount of his margin over a year fringe of BPI responsibility. There "We didn't find out that 70 - SUZANNE VEGA, Suioftno Vega 01-739 3504/3512 through the settlement discount. should be fewer restrictions and anything was wrong until the "We have to consider what we more records played on radio, 12th hour," he comments, Through Dislnburors might be buying from CBS and its though "not necessarily for less "and by then it was too late Compiled by Music Week Research Any difliculty please contact distributed lines." money". A 24-hour Radio One to do anything." (d) 1986 David Marcus # See Comment, p31. service is seen as a "must".
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Window and in-store displays are no longer ,ust o cosmetic f i ^ c ic e ^ © enticement, but an integral part of selling records. HMV s by John Best AKcmative TV have a 1 2-inch, flagship store in London's Oxford Street has had some of CREATION IS releasing The Love And Sex, out on Noiseville. Weather Prophets' smash in- Finally, indie CDs — The Co«- the most eye-catching displays, guaranteed to catch the die hit Almost Prayed as a special feaux Echoes In A Shallow Bay gatefold double pack with a and Tiny Dynamite are combined attention of thousands of potential consumers passing by. second single containing the pre- together under the snappy Chris White talks to HMV's display manager Neil Galloway viously unavailable Stones In My appelation BAD510/BAD511 Pathway and Downbound Train. on 4AD, and The Fugs' No about the art of window displays. Distnbution is via RT. More Slavery Is out on New JOINING The Smiths in the bia Rose. league indie albums this week THE SINGER, the new Nick ore: Easterhouse with their Cave single should be with you Contenders debut on Rough by the time you read this. It's a Trade (the track Get Back To 12-inch backed with Running Wmim itopping Russia destined to become an Scored and Black Betty (!) and is al-time classic); and The TrHfids the first evidence of a new LP of cover versions set to emerge on EIL GALLOWAY has pop though. "We like to promote plays but having original artwork some of the newer names too, like adds a more personalised touch. Mute later in the summer. The been with HMV for the He adds: "The main purpose of 1 Singer was recorded in Mel- last four years and The Woodentops, The Daintees N f bourne with Bad Seeds Blixa some of the memorable and Simply Red. Last year we had a window display is to attract the Bargeld, Mick Hervey, Bar- window displays that he has work- an effective display for the Cult, customer into the shop — once in, ry Adamson and Thomas ed on include Frankie Goes To which was helped by a very strong they'll brov/se around. As long as Wylder Hollywood, Culture Club, Grace package from Beggars Banquet they're doing that, we're doing the Jones and David Bowie, and most which included special graphics job right." THE VIRGIN PRUNES have a recently Roxy Music, Genesis, The and even T-shirts for the staff to typically confusing seven and Smiths and Queen. After leaving wear in the store, and one of our 1 2-inch out on Baoy New Rose fashion and design school, he most recent promotions has been THE MEKON5: LP and single (Via RT) under the title LoveLasts worked in fashion retailing for for the Beat Runs Wild album " Forever. The seven-inch bears several years before going into Some of the Oxford Street win- with Bom Sandy Devotional on the title track backed with True freelance display, working for CBS, dow displays are transferred to Hot. While on cassette is Sonic Life Story, while the larger one is Arista and WEA amongst others. other HMV flagship stores includ- Youth's E.V.O.L (Blastfirst). And still called Love Lasts Forever, but His new role at HMV came after ing Newcastle, Manchester and also on Blastfirst Head Off features a totally different treat- he spotted an advert in the Evening Liverpool, but Galloway is keen to David's charmingly entitled ment entitled Lovelomalimbo Standard. "It was a newly created see that all the shops in the chain m Dogbreath first IP: Ail are along with I Like The Way You're position within the company," says receive fair treatment. "I send out a through RT/Cariel. Frightened ... Kalima's Night- Galloway. "They were looking for weekly information sheet, explain- I STILL WITH RT-distributed stuff, mare Shadows is finally out on N Australia's Celibate Rifles have Factory this Friday (20)... Also a display co-ordinator. My brief ing what promotions are coming IS I their Turgid Miasma Of Existence this Friday is Edge Of The Sha- was to concentrate on the West up. Some of the larger stores re- album out on Hot, while The TV dows, the new LP from The End stores and assist the HMV quire special treatment, and Personalities' They Could Mekons, (pictured), with a sing- shops around the country with in- obviously some of the shops just Have Been Bigger Than The Bea- le, Hello Cruel World to accom- terior and window displays." couldn't accommodate a large dis- . ties LP is finallyilly outi on Dream- pany it. Both are on Sin through Galloway works on some 50 play anyway, but we do provide singleswise, major window displays a year, them with up-to-date information world. And Red Rhino. quite a contrast to the fashion and help them in every possible Ji//s world which is more seasonal and way." where he perhaps had six projects Galloway does sub-contract a year. work out, and he also has a pool of YOUR As soon as he receives informa- art students that he uses, including tion about forthcoming major one as far away as the Orkney album releases he starts working Islands. "It's good experience for on an idea, usually based on the LP them and quite a few have gone NEIL GALLOWAY, HMV's display EQUIPMENT sleeve. "I put it to the record com- on to break into the music industry manager — "One window de- pany involved, and in most cases, themselves, working in design. It voted to one title definitely bangs thankfully, they go for it," he says. would be an easy way out to use the customers in, particularly the "One of the attractions of course is blow-up photos of sleeves for dis- impulse buyers." HELPLINE that we have 42 stores around the country and we can offer them the whole chain. The shops are all in 586-8-586 £ prime High Street sites which is a great incentive." ASKFORXTAMS We know what to do, Two months planning and work ORPKMUPAtiAnrr because we've been doing usually goes into a major window it longer — and we've more display. "As soon as we have a equipment to do it with! definite release date for an album, ii & I get in touch with the record com- pany and get hold of the artwork & Keyboard Hire for the sleeve, and from that I work out some kind of design or centre- 6 Erksine Road, London NWS 3AJB| piece. The idea is then taken back to the company for their reaction." Window displays are a magnet Some people's idea of for potential record buyers, Gallo- way says. "One window devoted Paradise: to one title definitely brings the « OTARI MIR 90 MK11, AMEK ANGELA CONSOLE, customers in, particularly the im- pulse buyers, but it's important that afvasAiALBLma MONITORING BY ANDY MUNRO, CHOICE OF DIGITAL & it is backed up with strong m-store MonuuffnB ANALOGUE MASTERING, AMS, YAMAHA REV 1, BEL BDSO, displays. The overall package must NEUMANN, AKG, SENNHEISER, SRC, KLARK TECHNICS, be eye-catching, and the record & industry is much more aware of this DRAWMER now and gives a lot of co- ; — operation." Our idea of Paradise: Galloway adds: "The window ALL THE ABOVE — PLUS: should be part and parcel of the FAIRLIGHT CM1 MK11, PPG WAVE 2.3, PPG WAVETERM store itself. If the effects are right then the results are powerful. For B„ PROPHET V (MIDI), YAMAHA DX7 + TX7 EXPANDER, instance, In the week that we did a ROLAND JX3P, ROLAND MSQ 700, SIMMONS SDS7, display for the Cocteau Twins DRUMULATOR, MIN1M00G, KORK MS20, album Victorialand, it was the second best-selling album in the AT £40 PER HOUR MAXIMUM Oxford Street store although it was DUMPER BINS, leaflets andpoinl-of-sale material— all featuring the new about number 17 in the national Nice Pnce logo - ore helping to promote CBS Records'mid-price series 01-747 1687 chart." w vc i is being re-launched by a ma/or dealer and consumer promotion. HMV's window displays are not I he campaign is based on 11 new releases including titles by Ozzy ... PARADISE FOUND monopolised by just the big boys of Osbourne, The Psychedelic Furs, Marvin Gaye and The Stranglers.
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MARC A V/omon's Story Some Binarc S 8 A A 17 15 47 IMA2ULU Too Good To Be Forgotten Island 11 16 A A 38 36 21 IRT OF NOISEyMAX HEADROOM Parono mio China 14 5 A C IS 5 - ISWAD Poll Up Simba 4 - iURRA like 1 Like It 10/Virgln II A C 11 8 - iAKER, ANITA Swccl love / Elcktra 4 " - - - (ANANARAMA Venus London IS 9 A A 40 37 26 with Mussorgsky JANGLES Going Down To Liverpool CBS 4 - 1IG AUDIO DYNAMITE Mcdicino Show CBS 13 9 A - 33 29 29 JIG COUNTRY The Teacher Mercury 16 12 A C 28 - iOWIE, DAVID Underground Ml America 18 11 A c 35 13 - O SURPRISE that in this sense can be seen by the fact ing to orchestras. JOYS D0N7 CRY 1 Wanno Be A Cowboy legacy 7 10 - A 7 77 the main work that whereas 20 years ago his Now, however, it is no more. 1RAGG, BILLY Lcvi Stubb's Tears Gal Discs 4 - - - chosen for the group was the only one of its kind "After 35 years, I felt it was time to JRAXTON, DHAR Jump Bock (Set Me Free) Fourth 4 Broadway - - - 19 14 35 farewell concert of in the UK, there are now numerous let the younger groups take over," JUCKS FIZZ New Beginning (Momba Scyra) Polydor IS 15 A A 41 37 24 PJBE look-a-likes, started by a new says Jones. "I want to concentrate iARMEl Sally London 8 14 A A IS 11 65 the Philip Jones Brass Ensemble crop of young and outstanding on my work directing the wind and iHRISTOPHER. GAVIN One Slop Closer Manhattan 6 9 - A 14 7 99 earlier this month was Mus- brass players brass department or the Guildhall !0CK ROBIN The Promise You Mode CBS 13 12 A A 27 30 53 sorgsky's Pictures At An Exhibi- None, however, can match the School of Music and Drama — iOlllNS, WILLIE Where You Gonna Be Tomighl? Capitol - - - i c) - - - tion, for it was with this record- history of the PJBE. It has been which holds a greater fascination [0L0URB0X The Official Colourbo* World Cup Theme 4AD 4 6 - - - - ing that the group gained its said, with much truth, that every- for me now than touring which I iULTURE CLUB God Thank You Woman Virgin 12 15 A A 37 41 31 first cross-over success, writes body who is anybody in the UK have done for so many years." JAIMTEES/STEPHENSON Running Water Itchenwarc 4 6 - - - - - Nicolas Soames. concert brass world has played Even though the PJBE is being )AIIY, EG Soy ll, Say It A&M 9 A A - - with the PJBE at one stage or disbanded while seemingly at the Curiously it came relatively another, as it grew from a small height of its powers, Jones is hop- lALTREY, ROGER The Pride You Hide TO 7 7 - IS 13 92 late in the career of the PJBE, quartet playing occasional dates to ing to establish some degree of JEBARGE, EL Who's Johnny (Short Orcuil Theme) Gordy 8 10 A 27 29 - both as a concert group and as its current state where as many as lineage by encouraging existing )R AND THE MEDICS Spirit In The Slcy I.Ri. 20 16 A A 39 40 1 regular recording artists. But 1 20 dates a year are played. players to form their own group. )RUM THEATRE Home (Is Where The Heart Is) Epic n - A C 14 - - the combination of a marvel- Yet it has remained the pastime This will be called London Brass, URYTHMICS When Tomorrow Comes RCA 16 16 A A 40 37 38 of leading brass players in the and will have the trombonist Roger AIC0 Vienna Colling A&M 16 21 A A 37 36 10 lous arrangement by the multi- main orchestras, who sidestep from Harvey as its administrative head. IXX, THE Secret Separation MCA 10 - ■- - - - talented Elgor Howarth, a su- their orchestral lives to pack in "The brass scene is now highly OX, SAMANTHA Do Yo Do Ya (Wanna Please Me Jtvc 4 - 16 - perb performance and a good monthly blocks of busy brass per- competitive, but I hope London RANKLIN, ARETHA (You Make Me Fee! like) .. Atlantic - - 10 10 - recording by Decca has made formances with PJBE before return- Brass will do well," he says. URNITURE BnlliontMind Stiff 8 10 A A 13 - 69 it the group's largest selling IP iABRIEL, PETER Sledgehammer Virgin 15 12 A A 38 38 4 among the 60 plus titles made. iAYE, MARVIN The WoHd Is Raicd X V Motown 6 - - .. - But it just may be overtaken by a jENESIS Invisible Touch Virgin 16 18 A 40 i0 15 scheduled recording which, ironi- ;RAHAM, JAKI Set Me Free EMI 8 13 - 39 40 7 cally, will come out well after the IALI, AUDREY Smilo Germain 4 C _ - PJBE has been consigned to his- IARDCASTLE. PAUL Foolin' Yourself V Chrysalis 4 _ 25 - - - tory. For amonq various recordings IAYW00DE Roses Epic 8 8 c 23 17 76 still in the can, ooth for Decca and lEARTNothin'At All (Remix) Capitol - 12 12 other companies, is an arrange- I00TERS And We Danced CBS - - - 18 19 - ment of Bernstein's West Side Story I0USEMARTINS Happy Hour Go! Discs 20 14 A A 29 13 30 for brass, which is to be coupled NXS Listen Like Thieves Mercury 12 5 A C 6 with Weill's Threepenny Opera. SLEY BROTHERS, THE Harvest For The WoHd Epic - - - - 12 11 - "Frankly, I was a bit dis- T BITES Colling All The Heroes Virgin 9 5 A C - - appointed that Decca was not able ACKS0N, JANET Nasty A&M n n A A 29 26 22 to bring out this record in time for (ATRINA& THE WAVES Sun Street Capitol 6 C 27 - our last concert," admits Jones IGHT, THE Pride Of Winning Inevitable - C - - who, now approaching 60, is to ITTLE RICHARD Great Gosh A'Mighfyf...) MCA 7 7 - 14 13 66 retire from performance after 40 iNl 00SE ENDS Stay A Litdc While, Child years as one of Britain's leading Virgin - - - (iS) 63 trumpet players and brass leaders. 0VEBUG STARSKI Amifyville (House On The Hill) Epic 14 17 A A 27 18 19 LAD0NNA Popa Don's Preach Sire S C 7 _ West Side Story, and a collec- ^cGREGOR, FREDDIE Push Comes (...) Real Authentic Sound - ( _ tion of International Marches in MAMI SOUND MACHINE Bad Boy Sousa style, are not likely to be Epic 8 14 A 39 40 18 issued before the autumn of this (IDNIGHT STARR Headlines s/ Solot/MCA C - year, and perhaps even later, be- HURPHY, PETER Blue Heart Beggars Banquet 4 - - cause of delays in CD manufac- IU SH00ZI Can't Wait Atlantic IS 15 A A 37 39 3 ture. 'AIMER, ROBERT Addicted To Love Island 13 12 A A 36 37 5 'AUL, OWEN My Favourite Waste Of Time Epic IS 17 A A 38 36 25 And even as the PJBE was pre- 'ET SHOP BOYS Opportunities (Let's Moke...) 'orlophono IS 18 A A 40 41 11 porinq its farewell concert, it was PHILIP JONES. 'After 35 years, I felt it was time to let the younger groups 'RINCE AND THE REVOLUTION Mountains Paisley Park also rinding time to record tv/o take oveP 14 19 A A 27 77 45 further records — one for Chan- JUEEN Friends Will Be Fnonds EMI 12 10 A C 35 17 dos, and one for Pickwick. 1EAL R0XANNE (Bang Zoom) Let's Go Go Coollcmpo 8 C . IEAL THING Can't Gel By Without You PRT - 5 - 39 38 6 It was Brian Couzens' enterpris- E w I0BINS0N, SM0KEY Sleepless Nights Molown - .. 21 17 _ ing Chandos label that agreed to ALKING HEADS This Musi Be The Place Sire 4 - 10 6 _ record a volume of all the major Warsaw Concerto, Addinsell/ CD collections even those with only IGUE SIGUE SPUTNIK 21 si Century Boy works commissioned by Jones over Piano Concerto no 2, a small classical input. EMI 4 8 17 17 26 the years from leading composers Rachmaninov/Scherzo, Litolff. IMPLY RED Holding Back The Years WEA IS 18 A A 41 Jl 2 including Lutoslawski, Durko, Ber- Christina Ortiz, piano, RPO, LY FOX Let's Go All The Way Capitol 12 13 A A 13 9 43 keley, Previn and the Finnish com- Moshe Atzmon, Decca. 414 348- Waldstein Sonata, Opus 109 TEWART/GASKIN The locomofian Broken 8 11 A A 32 31 70 poser Rantazara. 2. and Andante Favori, Beethoven. TEWART, ROD Every lirtle Beat Of My HcorlWatncr Brothers 4 - And it was John Bovdcn of Pick- This is an unashamedly popular Claudio Arrau. Philips 416 145. ALKING DRUMS Pretend A Stranger Sticky 6 A C _ v/ick that approachea Jones to re- collection of large-scale Romantic The reading of the Waldstein HRASHING DOVES, THE Motchstick Flotilla A&M 7 10 A A . cord an entertaining arrangement piano v/orks But the inclusion of Sonata is quite clearly born of de- 0RCH SONG While Night Yll 4 - . - of Bizet's Carmen and Ravel's Rachmaninov's evergreen piano cades of performance. The open- YLER, BONNIE Bond Of Gold CBS - 20 ?1 95 Bolero, v/hich could result in the concerto gives the CD some music- ing seems surprisingly subdued but IRE, MIDGE Coll Of The Wld Chrysalis 18 14 A A 32 31 36 largest PJBE sales of all. al weight as well — a factor which v/ithin a few bars it is possible to 'EGA, SUZANNE Left Of Centre A&M 14 14 A is provinq to be a strong selling discern a formidable strength held MEW FROM THE HILL No Conversation A 31 31 46 Of course, v/hen Jones first cre- point for both straight classical and in check. And it is not until towards EMI 7 ( ated his brass groups 35 years VANG CHUNG To Live And Die In LA CcHcn 11 ago, a completely new repertoire MOR buyers. Christina Ortiz is per- the end of the Sonata that he VEATHER PROPHHS Almost Prayed Creation 4 ■ fectly cast in this kind of music, able unleashes all the forces — though VHAMI EdgcOfHcovcn had to be established. But oy com- to inject passionate commitment of course he never loses control. Epic 17 16 A A 34 75 missioning new v/orks and trans- without going over the top — she is Throughout this recording there is VINW00D, STEVE Higher love Island 16 11 A r 28 11 criptions of early music by Gabrieli YVLIE, PETE Sinful MDM 9 13 and others, he was actually setting able to sustain the length of Rach- a curious unspoken quality, one of - A 38 39 u the scene for a new genre. maninov's work as well as make suggestion that is only possible with O HUBBLING UNDER (Regional Playl.iitings on MO stations ) . . Alter native Radio (7). the most of the brevity of Addinsell. an artist of the stature of Arrau. A Blue Zone (8), Chris Do Burgh (6). Force MD's (6). Gone L tves Je/cl el (7). Man red Just how successful he has been This should be regular stock for all striking recording. Mann (6), Phyllis Nelson (6), One To One 6), Chris P aul (7). B Temptations (7), Working Week (10) Don Wil ams (8). ob Seget l 10). PAGE 12 • rW' locjijed by Sham /ratling 101 290 01291. A indtofni Radio I A tui »KIY C mditoiai Radio I CtlARIBUSIlR ft mditatoi HFW frdiev »o @9 o> (ynl «k Cw ts3 sO 00 "M wa CO M O o PO HI -D O 90 90 rp -o CO U~t O CO e >x •50 N o> ?o M ro cz S2_0 ^=0 xcz Q PO g.o (U^ O»-' 2 PN Q== 3> nO 0) (j JCa. 30 oO ?■> -H fD Q 5.X fD 7*3 z 5 cz c X r> Q-m ^ c 5 o O n CO X>< Oo "D X m > e c (7) H T1 OO o o J3 O > > H CO (J) X a in m m r =1 Q m za I > m o O > o •0 NJ SI S| SJ S| S| Oo 0* 0* Oo Oo eo Oo eo eo cn 90 o« Ui ca K0 eo eo vn J* CO ko 0 oO Cr-00 s 0 S3 £ -0 CO s ■o> S3 TO 3 s K 00CO THE COLOUR OF Talk Tina Turner Emerson, Lake & Powell Dire Straits MATT BIANCO a Matt Bianco EMERSON, LAKE LOVE OVER GOL PRIVATE DANCER B B JENNIFER RUSH Jennifer Rush The S.O.S. Band The Style Council Various U2 SUDDENLY • cd Billy Ocean Clannad Various a SPARKLE IN THE Simple Minds Elaine Paige ORIGINAL S0U^ U2 LIVE "UNDER LEGEND (Music (roi THE WORKS * BORN IN THE U. Bruce Springsteen SANDS OF TIME LOVE HURTS ★ t DAVE CLARK'S Tl HOME AND ABR Queen 2 C-H ^Xm S ' CZ CO 2. co z: ■ |o ■n ^ m O Z" co 7K3 «> -H mO z °2 Zj -n O > s B > O O O CO 7*3 * 3f O to 1 -< 00 m vo —i > j> r» -0 -a 1— cr0 CO 7*3 O 0 3f 70 Is m 5' > z 3f * O i.o T1 0 n O • r> 2> Z 0 0 0 0r> m O ?om X to 0 34- a0 r— m =3- a 0 1— • 0 *- R> ^5 ?a O 0 X 1—> 1 m O a g0 ^0—1 0 03 0 a n CZ p. CO TO 5 0 0, Tabu TBU 26863 3 0 Capifo! TINA 1 ★ CD 3 EMI EMC 3506 5f O 0 Virgin V 2300 ? Island IMA 3 EMI WORK 1 WEAWX35 0 5 WEAWX28 CBS 26488 03- r» « a0 IS. CBS 86304 1 3 o~ i > q 0 COO O .£» X cn•0 5 CM cQ- 0 K> r? CM Mo« i CO K> ro s -0 -O ■Bi TALENT •■"1 track with a commercial hookline. His previous solo singles Sound On PIC splits Sound and Lifeline both made Cat people dancefloor noise for Elite, while he I W / also sang and played guitar for IT'S PURE serendipity of course, but Atmosfear during their early years. here in the middle of 1986,'the wifSi! Release date of both of the wild and wonderous noises above was June 1 6, and distribu- known to a world that loves to tion for Elite is now through Dyna- pigeonhole as "arabic funk" mic Marketing Systems (01-730 made by C Cat Trance have sud- Super|®sk 7291) and RCA. denly been thrown into sharp and poignant focus. TONY PRINCE'S Disco Mix Club is You can't say they've really parting with sister operation the changed, or are now more com- Superjocks Hit Squad, run by Theo - mercial, or anything like that. Loyla. "The Hit Squad idea — top FURNITURE: "a very anti-attitude attitude They're not. DJs controlling DJ promotion in Maybe they were ahead of key areas of the UK, ensuring re- what they want. their time, playing all manner of liability — was a DMC one, as was 'What we've ended up with are odd instruments from around the the idea to team up with Theo 11 songs that stylistically bear very world in their Nottingham bed- Loyla's Superjocks to operate it," PsrS @1 little relation to one another, but rooms. Maybe the rest of the says DMC lyrically have a thread." world's caught up. But when The "At the time it was the right A maudlin thread? 'We did Standard starts talking about your move; slightly costlier than existing write an optimistic song for the LP, single {Shake The Mind— Ink Re- record promoters, but much more the but it was rejected." cords) — which hasn't even got a effective because it solved the twin Guitarist Tim Whelan: "People verse chorus structure to its name problems of ensuring speedy and think if you're in a group you a) — as one of the year's very best, honest DJ response, and also want to make a lot of money, and you know something's clicked. checking that the DJs on the list b) you're thick. If we were out to C Cat Trance have very few held positions actually worthy of Fwraitwe make money this would be a damn points of reference in modern being in it. Our squad were paid SO YOU want to know why Furni- masochistic way to do it. We've popular music — if they're not commissions, so if had to be a bit ture have got such a stupid name? spent 1 0 years not making any." "arabic funk" then thev're "ripping more expensive However, as the Whether they're all tallboys and Furniture's motivations are else- off" Byrne & Eno's Bush Of Ghosts. industry knows full well, 'you gets girls with Queen Anne legs? Well where, Irvin: "If you want to be "The thing about pop music is what you pays for'. they're sick of answering stupid intellectual in a pop song it's hard that it's music without purpose; "However, we've come to a per- 4 questions, and anyway, I didn't ask work, but you can move people in music to sell or music to stay off the fectly amicable parting after a them. Which is precisely why they three minutes to dance, cry, fuck — dole. Most ethnic music has a spe- highly successful two-year associa- ASTRA: aka Ollie James. told me, writes John Best. and I'd like to think people can use cific purpose, it's part of the peo- tion. The reason is that at DMC, "The name has no connotations. our records to do all those things. If ples' lives, and serves some specific where we essentially represent the It doesn't say when you hear this you've made a great record the function, religious, social or what- wodd of the DJ, we began to Fafback back group you are going to hear this birth rate should go up nine months ever," says one half of the two- realise that certain companies with music. It's a good name to hide later, and people should go out some, John Rees Lewis, by way of whom we should have a fertile TOWERBELL'S DANCE label behind. Dave Lee Travis spent 30 and kick in windows or whatever. placing their approach. relationship on that basis, were Important Records has seized upon seconds on the radio the other day You should stick it on and just go, 'The amount you can do with giving us a wide berth. The Hit the constant public demand, due to saying, 'If you think Furniture's a Teeees!'." light music is fairly limited, but in Squad had placed us in an area what seems like eternal club play, stupia name what about The terms of instilling things in peoples' competitive with other record for the Fatback Band's I Found Doors'?" conciousness, things can be done. promotion companies, and this Lovin'. The track was released last Furniture are just enjoying their The chant at the end of Shake The had become unhealthy, both for us week on 12-inch (TOW 1012), first hit-ette with their Stiff debut, Mind ('Shake the mind from the but more importantly for our 1,000 coupled with two more of the the incredibly insidious Brilliant body, the body's always tied to the UK members, because they are not band's former single A-sides in the Mind. ground') is important; a plea to getting the benefit of communica- shape of Is This The Future and The band have spent the last give some consideration beyond tion from these other companies. their biggest-ever UK hit (Do The) four years in the wilderness, putting m crass Coca-Cola music, "DMC is handing total control of Spanish Hustle, a pop top 1 0 in out truly inventive pop to all intents "And the only thing we as musi- the Superjocks operation to Theo, 1976. The latter track is not in- and purposes in a vacuum. Neither cians can do is to give an impress- and is forthwith extending the cluded on the 7-inch version (TOW striking enough of an attitude for ion that there is something beyond hand of friendship and support to 107). an indie audience, nor playing it that." all record promotion companies. straight enough for a major con- So who's achieved this sort of As a service to DMC members, tract. Now though the music's final- grand aim in the past? Well, Bob however, we will continue to pro- ly won through for itself, and five Marley for one, with his revolution- vide facilities for artist PA tours reflective individuals who've al- ary message couched in pop- using the squad when or where ways had enough things "chaffing regqae tunes the whole world required. Mix Mag, our monthly DJ up against their lives" to have THEY CALL her Germany's could fall in love with. But C Cat magazine, will now begin to something to say, could be about Madonna — but if that sounds Trance don't even know if any- embrace the activities of all the to get lucky. like hyperbole, check out San- one's listening, indeed as with all UK's promotion men and women." "One thing that frightens me is dra's sales credentials. truly great music it's immaterial to Other aspects of the DMC op- what the Motown writer Lament After cutting her first single at them, it just has to be that way. And eration, notably the monthly mail- Dozier used to say, that when he 1 2, the precocious singer— then now almost despite them the ings to members of exclusive was short of material he'd split up Sandra Lauer — formed disco world's taking notice. mega-mix and new product promo ■ fe with whoever he was with just to troupe Arabesque who went on C Cat Trance — "the two im- discs, ore unlikely to be affected by get inspiration, see if there was any to sell 5m albums and 6m singles the new arrangements, v/hile in- material in the phone conversa- ages of cats and trance are re- dications are also that Superjocks in Japan. levant, the stutter is sheer peversi- will continue its promotion work in tions. Songs should always have a But this is a mere drop in the ty" — have played only half a an essentially unchanged manner. reason to be born." ocean compared with her latest dozen gigs in their five years. It's something singer Jim Irvin achievements. The singles (I'll They'd like to play at WOMAD this feels stronglv about: 'We want to Never Be) Maria Magdelena summer just to prove that their make something that's treasurable. (also responsible for the Madon- music is a) not gimmicky, and b) not Paul Morley's whole thing about na link?) and In The Heat Of The cultural theft, but are still waiting to throwaway pop music, I think that's Night have, between them, be asked Elitism rubbish. What you should aspire to clocked up 11 European number For the record, they use some DANCE INDIE Elite Records issued is classic songs in the Cole Porter ones with Sandra's fame sprawl- instruments from Turkey, some tradition. The best records in the ing from Scandinavia to the from China, others from all over two new 12-inchers this week. charts are made by dead people Mediterranean and Japan. DAZZ 53 features new name Astra — Marvin Gaye's Grapevine and Her promo activities just for Africa and make up the balance by on Wake Up To My Love, a silky Sam Cooke's Wonderful World. 86 are staggering with appear- stretching bass strings over old cid- soul dance ballad which the disc FATBACK BAND: in demand. And I think one of the faults of the ances in Mexico, Venezuela, Bra- er barrels, or the like. Sometimes offers m Ballroom, Bathroom and majors is in Irving to make all re- zil, Peru and the Far East and a Lewis' voice sounds like Robert Bedroom mixes! Astra is actually Q A NEW single by T. C. Curtis is cords sound like others. I've never live set from Montreux beamed Smith, but the only Cure record vocalist Ollie James, about whom due for release on June 24, on his seen the logic in finding a band to US homes via satellite. they've ever heard is Killing An even the label has little info except own Hot Melt label via PRT. Titles who are one thing and trying to To cap it all, the UK now looks Arab ... appropriately enough. that she claims soul stylist Marlena are Step By Step/Dance To The turn them into something else." C Cat Trance don't see their Shaw and the ballads by Chic as Beat (re-mix) (TC 006), and the set to capitulate to Sandra's records would be any better, or her major musical influences. It's an attitude ("a very anti- warbling disco charms with A-side is also the title track of Cur- attitude attitude") they say Stiff are Maria Magdelena (10 Records they'd be any happier with a major DAZZ 54 is from a familiar Elite tis' first-ever solo album, likely for beginning to understand, and in deal — how may bands singing name, Tony Anfoniou, v/hose Can't release at the end of July on Hot 10 78/78-12) sneaking in the French words over a traditional Give You All My Love (again in Melt 1 2-inch white label copies of choosing Mick Glossop (Van Mor- lower half of the chart. three different mixes on the 12- rison, Ruts) to do the LP (out in the The new Madonna? Maybe Moroccan melody do? — but with the single are already on the club late summer) they again feel not ... but holy smoke! two new singles this summer, the inch) is a strongly-grooving dance circuit, to good upfront reaction. they've freed themselves to do word is out that greatness could be thrust upon them. PAGE 14 MUSIC WEEK 21 JUNE, 1986 PUBLISHING PERFORMANCE cs have had encouraging encounters v/ere swamped in billowing dry with the established labels, but as ice. Hussey handled his new found yet no firm commitments." Mission — job of frontman well, but it wasn't What Loader refers to is a log- until half-way through the pro- jam of submissions by publishers ceedings that the set really burst and artists regarding "tne estab- immpfeW into life, adding a catchier, more lished labels", and a great deal of melodic element to the songs. frustration and disillusionment. It is WAYNE HUSSEY and Craig The single, Serpents Kiss proved inevitable that majors get snowed Adams have had a rather frustrat- to be a particular highlight and under from hopefuls, and equally ng time since the Sisters Of Mercy they finished with a surprisingly inevitable that the latter get no- first split up. First of all they dynamic version of Neil Young's where in an extremely volatile cur- assumed the name of The Sister- The Needle And The Damage rent scene where so many consid- hood but only managed a few low Done. Hussey returned for a solo erations such as visual appeal and key gigs before coming into dis- spot on an acoustic version of Patti tigation. Now candidly Frank marketability carry equal or more pute with Andrew Eldritch over Smith's classic Dancing Barefoot Tovey, he's more visible, but as his weight than the actual musical ownership of the name. before the band returned to spoil it new Mute LP suggests, still playing RONDOR MUSIC has been quick quality of the songs. But now that is all behind them ail with a hamfisted version of the a bad game of Snakes And Lad- off the mark to sign The Quick, "I'm essentially a music pub- as they have a new name and not old Free standard Wishing1 Well, ders. A&M recording artists, to an exclu- lisher," says Loader, "but I get only have they been well received which maybe shows they ?ha On the slide — the venue: The sive worldwide publishing deal. tapes and people coming in all the around the country by the legions sense of humour after all. admirable Town And Country Seen looking happy about it are time. It's an uphill battle for indie- of old Sisters fans, but The Mission Despite the minor misde- Club less than half full; The cos- (standing from left) lawyer Irving type product and much harder for also have their debut single at meanours, The Mission are certain- tume: Neptune with breast plates, David, Sandy Roberlon (manage- mainstream repertoire." number 1 in the independent chart ly a band with a very bright future, clutching a wheel wrench? Was ment), Paul Brown (management) As a consequence, he has laun- while it makes a concerted effort at showcasing here a number of there something here that needed and (sitting from left) Colin Camp- ched Airplay to specialise "in offer- a major chart position. memorable songs that sees them more explanation? The music; un- sie (The Quick), Rondor Music MD ing one-off single deals" and he is This new-found prominent posi- moving into a much more commer- original doom-punk plus bar room Stuart Hornall and George McFor- talking to Nine Mile about distri- tion was also borne out by the cial area than the Sisters Of Mercy rock. Throw again. lane (The Quick). butrion. packed audience of darkly clad, and with their already consider- On the up — Tovey: an engag- The label's first release is There skinny young things who filled the able support they should have no ing chap, leaping about, perhaps Must Be More To Love by A Bigger Town And Country Club for this trouble in breaking out to a much only giving half a damn, abrasive Mercedes, available this month. An prestigious London show. wider audience than the old Sisters backchaf and a laugh; Luddite Joe: important point about the signifi- Ably supporting them on the ever reached. the last single and the best yet. cantly named Airplay is that it is night was Pauline Murray, former- JERRY SMITH More of this and he'd be a winner. non-PPL — not registered with ly singer with the legendary Then, the new stuff safely out of Phonographic Performance Ltd, Penetration, and her new backing view, on to the old stuff...but this BIT the organisation which requires band,The Storm. Murray showed game's been played before. payment for airplay from broad- that she had lost none of the old Keeping the Mute flag flying casters and sets limits on how many spark and her exceptional voice were the supporting Erasure, Uncle hours of records may be broad- was in fine form. All in the game Vinnie Clark and the flexible Andy cast. BBC local radio and the smal- The Mission certainly intend to Bell. Jolly old disco stomp, very ler ILR stations, with their parsimo- carry on where The Sisters Of Mer- WHEN FRANK was a gadget, but Bronski, very good. They were nious allocation of PPL needletime, cy left off, using very similar stage only a fad, he seemed to be one of hugely enjoyed and as the new LP, A&R are hungry for non-PPL product. dramatics to set the scene for their those everlasting down-page re- Wonderland hits the charts, So what's in it for Loader and moody anthems. The dark, gloomy view artists, a credible mystery, a perhaps Clark, the indie Dave Ste- by Nigel Hunter Watteau Music/Airplay Records? stage was pierced by only the odd confusion which never quite gelled, wart, is back on the ladder again. IN THESE days of mergers and Suppose A Bigger Mercedes purple or blue light whilst the band never quite required further inves- DUNCAN HOLLAND takeovers, the small music pub- scores a huge hit with There Must lisher with no mega-artist connec- Be More To Love, and is bought up \ tion or bread-and-butter cata- by a major for future releases? y logue earner finds himself in- Loader will not be desolated. creasingly embattled. He'll have the publishing. The dream of the small indie publisher is, of course, to find a is for.... mega-artist of his own. One who may be seduced away in terms of Ware about recording commitment and man- agement, but who still leaves a FORMER CBS Songs International publishing interest for his first friend vice president James Ware is now in the business. running Music Royalties Monitor- While the quest for this elusive ing Service in partnership with megastar goes on, small publishers computer consultant Bob Katovsky. CIION have to exist and function. Sending The company, nearing its first tapes to A&R people at major and birthday, claims it can provide de- not so major record companies is a tailed monitoring of collection soci- ety statements in major European It's m uphill territories and has tne facility to check all incoming royalty state- FEAT U H I N G. ments. battle for indie- The MRMS service ranges from • UB40 / CBSO the simple monitoring of a title on "JOAN AHMATRAOING type product and one album in one territory to a detailed analysis of royalty collec- • THE MO 0 0V BLUES much harder for tion and processing systems. It • RUBY TURN ER "works closely with professional • MAGNUM mainstream O advisers and royalties administra- tion staff to meet individual re- • ROY WOOD repertoire' ^ quirements and situation-specific •STEVE GIBBONS problems". •TANDY / MORGAN BAND hazardous formula for survival with no guarantees. Attending gigs © SANTA MONICA: Rhino Re- "GORDON GILTRAP to see bands with a buzz about cords has expanded its music •STEPHEN DUFFY them is all very well, but the majors f)ublishing division with the (publishers and record companies) ormation of its BMI company, will also be there and ready to Orange Skies Music, which joins outbid you. its ASCAP affiliated sister, Rnino ALBUM—(TED 1) So it comes down more often Brothers Music. TAPE—(MC TED 1) than not to DIY (do it yourself). Graham Daddy and Louis C.D.—(XD TED 1) David Loader, managing director Naktin will co-manage the new R l C 0 R 0 S of Watteau Music, has taken the venture, and are seeking new point. material primarily to place with 1986 An FM Releasa "Following our policy of being non-Rhino artists. Rhino recently FM/Revolvor152 Goldthorn Records Hill, Penn, Lid. an active publisher, we are rein- purchased the Lazy Day/Apricot Wolvorhampton, England. vesting in the music business by Music catalogue for Orange Tel; (09021 345345 Skies administration. The com- Tola*: 335419 ROKSON G setting up a new record label cal- J led Airplay Records," he says. "In pany was originally conceived vAL Proceeds from this album are donated towards recent months, we have received a as a publishing outlet for com- cy~\c)/ building The West Midlands Children's Hospice. continuous stream of material from poser Michael Brown when he talented artists, many of whom was a member of Left Banke. MUSICWEEK21 JUNE, 1986 PAGE 15 NO g-S 00 L-> z* O s 5 u5| ol a> m =57 t'V o O " —1>- ^ D « UJ ai Q 4 cn g < 1 Z J 1 Z ZS r 5 D CN LU 2 <"g- O S s Zo Q U_ XO O E O LU D CO o EZZ^ Ql CO-o Q§ 3 a o cm / 3 (0 * . 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Warner Bros. year's hit Obsession although some 960 440-1. Producer; Michael 925 399-1(4). Producer: Ry of the tracks could prove to be Been/artists. Reconciled to mostly Cooder. No new LP from Ry for party movers if turned up loud riv-f unchallenging rock. The Call from several years except soundtracks, enough, Despite vacuous lyrics and America occasionally rise above and now two of those within a often unenthusiastic vocals, the the limitations of the familiar — week. Very different too, although glossy production makes it a like- noticeably on the effective, anthe- often using the same musicians — able, but essentially lightweight, mic Everywhere I Go single. Tours much the more listenable is Blue proposition. with Simple Minds and Peter Gab- City, although with only four vocal GROVER WASHINGTON JR: riel have led to contributions here tracks out of 11, but with fine in- Live At The Bijou. Motown WL from Messrs Kerr and Gabriel, but strumentals which sound almost 72267 (2). Recorded in Phi- "J* not in sufficient doses to yield much Shadows-like, such as Nice Bike ladelphia nine years ago, and an impact. and the fab Billy and Annie, plus a import cult since then, this in- BOB MARLEY & THE WAILERS: track from the True Believers. Cros- strumental tour de force by Grover Rebel Music. Island ILPS 9843. sroads is more of an authentic and his band finally sees a (mid- Producers: various. On the fifth blues movie, with Sonny Terry on price) UK release and features anniversary of his death, a new the LP at least, plus several others, Washington classics like Mr Magic, collection of Marley's inspirational but it doesn't hold the interest as Sausalito and Lock It In The Pocket, ?! reggae to tie in with BBC-2's much as Blue City. Together, the GW coming nicely to the boil with documentary last Monday (June best of these two could make a fine the help of an excejlent band. 16). Lavish gatefold job, plus 10 LP, but a brand new non- tracks — Rebel Music, So Much soundtrack Cooder record would A Trouble In The World, Them Belly be far better. Full (But We Hungry), Rot Race, KISS THAT: Kiss And Tell. Chry- STOCK IT War/No More Trouble, Roots, salis CHR 1513. Producer: Mick TUffe^JFF Slave Driver, Ride Natty Ride, Ronson, Energetic, albeit dated. CASHFLOW; CaShflow. Club Crazy Baldhead, Get Up Stand Up. Kiss That produce what would've JABH 17. Via Phonogram. More relevant than ever. passed as new wave a few years Cameo leader Larry Blackmon's Bad Boy offer more of the same VANITY: Skin On Skin. Motown back, and probably still does in the latest proteges have already sur- with Conga (also a US smash, ZL 72399. Producers: Skip Drink- US (an indication of intent?). prised plenty with the crossover doubtless about to be repromoted water & Tommy Faragher. On Although competent, what holds R&B of the skintight double-sider here) and several other lightweight which the wayward Prince pro- this back, is a basic lack of charac- Mine All Mine/Party Freak, and pop dancers, plus one engagingly tegee treads the predictable path ter, there's very little to actually get their album shows similar dexterity, different slowie, You Made A Fool r of dim, vacuous lyrics ("I'm on a hold of as the band careers be- even if the single-buyers already Of Me. manhunt, when I catch you we'll tween many already occupied have the best two tracks. Lead SKYY: From The Left Side. Capi- monkey around") and "sensual" stools. An ad campaign mentioning vocalist Kary Hubbert shows how tol ST-12448. The New York funk. Raunchy imagery ad they once toured with Dr And The deep his soul goes on Reach Out dance specialists, now entering the Medics doesn't really help either. and It's Just A Dream is another hot veteran stage after eight years of THE FABULOUS THUNDER- dancer. filling floors, might do better to BIRDS: Tuff Enuff. EPC 26883. ORAN "JUICE" JONES: Juice. curb their obsession with up-tempo FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS Producer: Dave Edmunds. Much Def Jam DEF 26934. The label material, even though Givin' It (To (top): waif for a tour before the i T O C K IT touted a couple or three years You) and several others do the job selling starts; and Easferhouse: an ago, The Fobs' country style R 'n' B that houses LL Cool J, the Beastie adequately. Their ballads (Song important release — and an VARIOUS: Music For The Mira- has again found friends in strange Boys and a whole heap of hip-hop Song, Tell Her You Care) still show assured indie biggie. cle. Epic 26973. Another charity places (an ecstatic Kerrang! review now moves into the realms of regu- record, this time in aid of a lar, old-style soul with a young man ability in that arena and break the no less), but for an essentially live who adds a smooth voice to some monotony, but not often enough to powerful? Giant retains their easy leukaemia/cancer charity, and a band, vinyl still presents problems. make a particularly inspired album. very strong, commercial line-up it is Edmunds has done well, but the traditional ballads and the occa- charm, punctuated with dramatic too. Twelve tracks, 12 big names band are playing safe and, as such, sional handicap and rap. But Def organ, dappled with bursts of hi- and nearly as many hits. Sell on the are unlikely to tempt any but the Jam are so closely associated with life guitar and wraps the whole strength of Careless Whisper, fans. An interesting cover of the sound on the other side of the kaboodle up into one of the most Everytime You Go Away, Smooth Eurythmics' Wrap It Up stands out street, this may not be strong up, accessible, convincing albums Operator and Everybody Wants as does the title track, but wait for a enough to make people cross the of the year. In the event of a To Rule The World and that's |ust tour before selling starts. road. STOCK IT summer, play loud. Indie charter for starters. Also features Huey JEFFREY OSBORNE: Emotional. and beyond. Lewis, Bruce Springsteen, Hall & A&M AMA 5103. Osborne's ART PEPPER: No Limit. Boplicity/ Oates, Bryan Adams and more. fourth solo album shows him re- Contemporary COP 019. Pro- VARIOUS: Imminent 2 and 3. CLARE HAMILL; Voices. New THE COMMODORES: Com- turning to his R&B roots after an ducers: Lester Koenig, John Food. BITE 2 and 3. Distribution: Age NAGE 8. Producer: artist. modores Live. Motown WL ill-judged rock flavour last time. Koenig. A constantly-stimulating Rough Trade. "The definitive com- Occasionally threatening to cross 72439. A mid—price reissue of an The cover of In Your Eyes is un- session — from March '11 — with pilation series of today's ascen- into Cocteau Twins territory, impressively recorded and played necessary but You Should Be Mine Pepper in especially soulful form dants independents" they say Voices, which features only sounds Commodores live show circa '77, is an engaging ballad that de- throughout, assisted by the piano- modestly, wnich may be overstat- originating from the human voice including solid versions of most of served better as a single and Room bass-drums team with which he ing it, but volume 2 particularly (and very nice they are too), aims their hits (no Machine Gun) up to With A View in particular is a good worked most regularly during his does have its moments, with tracks to evoke images of the passing that point, such as Easy, Zoom and vehicle for Osborne's robust voice. later years. Pepper & Co scorch included from Hula, Zodiac Mind- seasons and, while it does have a Just To Be Close To You. Lionel He produces four cuts himself and through the former's exhilarating warp, and 400 Blows, as well as certain grace, it still manages to Richie's sincerity practically leaks also works for the first time with Mambo De La Pinta, the composer such promising contenders as UV end up unmoving. Misses the mark out of the turntable. Now The Richard Perry. switching temporarily from alto to Pop, Recipe and Deep-Freeze and seems too much like a con- Commodores (below) have left the MIAMI SOUND MACHINE: tenor. My Laurie, a personal de- Mice. Volume 3 does the same scious exercise in Good Taste. Motown stable, a good reminder Primitive Love. Epic EPC 26491. dication to his wife at the time of his thing, but with the US which means RY COODER; Original Motion of some of their best. Hispanic hipsters currently on the death, is suitably poignant. Rita- the names are less well-known — Picture Soundtrack; Blue City. doc-doc-doc-doc-doctor beat with San, similarly dedicated, is more Eugene Chadbourne, Bunnydrums convoluted. And Pepper's sensitiv- and Executive Slacks being the COMMODORES: Richie-era ity with a standard ballad has sel- biggest names. The imminent Immi- sincerity on impressive mid-price dom been surpassed than during a nent 4 should be the one. re-issue (see Dance). searching, self-revealing examina- tion of Ballad of the Sad Young Men. Yet another Pepper reissue that will find its way into the collec- STOCK IT i? ~9 m- tions of a larger-than-usual num- s? ber of jazz admirers. EASTERHOUSE: Contenders. Rough Trade. ROUGH 94. More power in the darkness. Simply a pop record, or a political tract? Well, both really as Easterhouse maul polemic into strident U2/ Smiths rock, never losing sight of STOCK IT the essential concerns. To be put 0 off by the politics (let's not beat THE WOODENTOPS: Giant. about the bush here, this is revolu- Rough Trade ROUGH 87. Pro- tionary communism) is a mistake 'ducer: Bob Sargent. Who'd have The arguments are cogent and ar- thought that the oft-patronised ticulate, the music inspiring. Con- Woodontops would ever get their tenders is an important release and act together and become so an assured indie topper. PAGE 1 i MUSIC WEEK 21 JUNE, 1986 SINGLES reviews By Jerry Smith EUROPARADC / | BALAAM ^ 1 2 2 10 A DIFFERENT CORNER, c*** ^ 2 1 1 8 LIVE TO TEll, kthnA HitHiMlUW. am. 3 4 15 4 SLEDGEHAMMER, Pc»< Ge-d nv&Bnw. 4 5 13 3 .KAIHE LA VIE, Sr-ia r™ A/MKW 5 3 3 8 MIDNIGHT LADY, a,h to, AKH/D i- <> vv , I# o o w 6 7 8 10 WONDERFUL WORLD, fc, 0** E/P-'Hl 7 6 7 12 TOUCH ME (i WANT YOUR BODY), tc-:-r-n u, A-fU'O 8 10 6 5 OH MY OWN, Pc!! io Cciw tnj tukMi w.-Ojftdd S'M/.W & 9 8 5 9 OURAGAN, Sflpbw ucm* 10 9 4 10 AKiHGOFWAGJCc.™ KSrtKVVF 11 24 33 3 SPIRIT IN THE SKY.bord rk..^, cm 12 31 - 2 HOLDING BACK THE YEARS, v-, ?.« cm 13 33 30 3 WHAT HAVE YOU DOME FOR ME LATELY, he i**, 8;CHM . SrfVf WINWOOD, Aswad, Balaam & The Angel: uninspired irresistible and insistent — respectively. 14 27 27 3 ATLANTIS IS CALLING, fe*.. re»f BTVDf 15 13 11 14 ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS, 0:.dck.-< A/i 6(12), PolyGram) This Australian Australia. Drives along in a spirited 16 22 — 2 BROTHER LOUIE, i/T i band continue to try to repeat their way with its janaly, Sixties melo- 1/ 38 — 2 ADDICTED TO LOVE, (tatotp*™ OB!? STOCK IT success m the US with this Francois dies, but fails to leave any lasting 18 25 - 2 BAD BOY, M'-.tw lauti Wij ie Kevorkian and Michael Hutchinson impression. BTD/HI s? remix, of this the title track from 19 21 39 3 THOUGHT YOU WERE OH MY SIDE, (** ut* 8 V. DAVID BOWIE: Underground their album. And its chiming guitars 20 New ROCK ME BABY,jobn,h.~.h H'Cri/D (EMI America (12)EA 216, EMI) and catchy refrain form a rock 21 New 1 ENGINEER, Arc ron cm Yet another movie theme tune this anthem that is worthy of attention. 22 12 16 20 WHEN THE GOING GETS TOUGH .. CVf.'f time produced with Arif Mardin STOCK IT 23 15 10 9 ROCK ME AMADEUS, Frfw EM for the new Jim Henson film, Labyr- VIRGIN PRUNES: Love Lasts 0 24 16 9 13 KISS, Pruire crj Ibe inth. A gospel touch supplied by a Forever (Baby BABY 004, Rough THE MEN THEY COULDN'T KOfOf/l HANG: Gold Rush (MCA 25 17 22 3 A QUESTION OF LUST, - CWOrDt choir that includes Cissy Houston, Trade/Cartel) Eccentric Irish band SELL(T) 1, PolyGram) This 26 14 14 12 LIVING DOLL, OJi Ward S Tfce Yoc:; Oee. iicijn'j (tea Kbrils B/W Chaka Khan and Luther Vandross, produce their first new material in raucous bunch of country rockers 27 Now LOVE TOUCH, cm adds to the generally infectious a long while — and it is very much 28 26 - 2 RE SEPP TEH, 0:sidi fwSw'l Item feeling and Albert Collins also in their usual indulgent style. All look set to follow The Rogues / w quests on bluesy lead guitar. With tracks available are variations of chartwards on the first fruits of their 29 New ROlllN HOME,to«o=, IK this wealth of talent it can't fail. the same theme giving a mesmeris- major deal. An energetic, catchy 30 30 21 6 YOU CAN LEAVE YOUR HAT OH, J* (o>»r ( ing if directionless effect with its number whose swaying, chanted 31 23 31 3 HARLEM SHUFFLE, Vi j BIG COUNTRY: The Teacher hypnotic beat and haunting vocals. chorus should add a breath of 32 New WHY CANT THIS BE LOVE, v« H-J« o.;.? 1 (Mercury/Phonogram BIGC (X) fresh air to the charts. 33 29 25 3 Ltl'S FIGHT, Di'j-ji iwa c* t 2, PolyGram) Although they have THE PLAYMATES: Wasted Years 34 28 26 5 LtS BEllSES, ScbertPclari f taken a step away from the sound (What Goes On WHAT GOES 7, 35 18 24 9 LOVE MISSILE Fl-ll, f of their first two albums this is still STOCK IT Rough Trade/Cartel) More Six- 36 20 20 3 DANCE WITH ME, OtMk CH'W the unmistakable anthemic sound 37 that conjures up visions of wide ties influences lie beneath the chim- 11 12 5 THE CHICKEN SONG, C-5/=? open spaces and Highlands. Taken BALAAM AND THE ANGEL: ing guitars and anthemic vocals of 38 35 — 2 ONE STEP, Knvn? 11, Pirk , from their upcoming LP The Seer it Slow Down (Virgin VS 864(10/ this Swedish band, but the result is 39 Re ADESSO TU, Ok Kc.-aiuis.-j (H is sure to be well received. 12), EMI) Balaam And The Angel a catchy slice of pop/rock that is 40 New EN ROUGE ETNOIR, to f continue their chartbound rise with not too many miles away from the Key- A—Aojfno; &—Bdgivnv CK—SvwficHond; D—V.W Germany. OK—Denmark; E—Spc-v f--froro- this, their most commercial effort energetic stadium rock of The GB—Un-tod Kingdom; 1—(tofy, ML—Nt-i.Hfrfcndi. 1R—Eve yet. With its vibrant acoustic guitars Alarm. Compiled from 11 noSipoal ehortj by Tras Xcdv. Hftnwm. HcScnd STOCK IT and a strong brass hook backing s? the sing-a-long chorus it looks like- THE REAL ROXANNE WITH HIT- ly to be the one to break their MAN HOWIE TEE: (Bang Zoom) swirling, psychedelic pop. Let's Go-Go (Cool-tempo/ BIG STICK: Drag Racing EP Chrysalis COOL (X) 124, Poly- (Recess/Blast First BFFP 6, Gram) This novel, rapped dance Rough Trade/Cartel) Intriguing track is sure to get widespread 5-track, 12-inch from this avant exposure as its clanging beat box garde New York duo. Minimalist rhythm and smooth rap includes beat box rhythm is combined with snippets of other well known num- manic, fuzz guitar and odd cut up bers and comic interludes including and repeated vocal lines to create Lovebug Starski, In The Mood and a dark, menacing sound. 13HUCE & BON©© Bugs Bunny. E. G. DAILY: Say It, Say It (A&M AURRA: Like I Like It (10/Virgin AM(Y) 313, PolyGram) Experi- TEN(T) 126, EMI) A remixed ver- enced actress and dancer follows EUROPE IS GEIU sion of their debut release from last in Madonna's footsteps with this year and as a smooth, swaying single taken from her first album slice of soul, written and produced produced by Jellybean Benitez. by Jim Randolph and Eban Kelly, it The lively dance beat and GERIVlAiW should capitalise on the recent suc- continually-repeated chorus line cess of their Top 20 hit You And make it a memorable, if light- AOSTRBiSL Me Tonight. weight, pop song. TOP m YARBOROUGH AND PEOPLES: I Wouldn't Lie (Total Experience SWITZERLAND STOCK IT RCA FB 49841 (FT 49842), RCA) TOF'^O s? This slick number from their Guilty ASWAD: Pull Up (Simba (12) album proves to be just rather too DENMARK SIM 103, Jetstar) Indisputably the predictable, v/ith its polished Lon- UK's number one reggae band, me Simmons and Jimmy Hamilton ITAOf Aswad issue yet another excellent, production and ultra smooth har- bubbling track whose irresistible, monies, to make any impact. FRANCE hard rhythms and melodic harmo- STEVE WINWOOD: Higher nies deserve to get wide exposure. HOLLANO & BELGIUM Taken from their long-awaited Love (Island (12)IS 288, EMI) To new LP To The Top. precede Steve Wnwood's first album in four years, called Back In ARE YOU GEIU? DRUM THEATRE: Home (Is The High Life, comes this number Where The Heart Is) (Epic (T)A that is very much in the line of such 7087, CBS) Tipped in some quar- sinaer/songwriters as Phil Collins ters as a band on the verge of with its state-of-the-art dance beat great things, Drum Theatre certain- and impassioned vocals — but it ly have the right clothes and hair- doesn't seem a particularly inspired cuts, but have yet to prove more on number, vinyl. This single seems geared for UPS AND DOWNS: In The Sha- radio play with its big production, dows (What Goes On WHAT ORDER NOW FROM EMI TELEPHONE SALES - AREA A: 01-561 4646 SCOTUND. NORTHERN ENGLAND. but there seems to belittle of subst- NORTH WALES. ISLE OF MAN - AREA B: 01-848 9811 MIDLANDS AND THE NORTH - AREA C: 01-573 3891 GOES 8, Rough Trade/Cartel) A SOUTH MIDLANDS. SOUTH WALES - AREA D: 01-561 2888 LONDON. EAST ANGLIA, KENT - AREA E: 01 561 4422 ance beneath it all. striking, bright mirrored sleeve SOUTH LONDON. 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CHANNEL ISLANDS INXS: Listen Like Thieves holds the latest in a long line of (Mercury/Phonogram INXS trebly guitar bands this time from MUSIC WEEK 21 JUNE, 1986 PAGE 19 to M to to CO CO kO to to to to w M CO CO M CO CO •O a* Ul W to • J K9 to s o* Ul CO kO 09 00 goSo _4 < CO HIPSWAY CD Hipsway z ALCHEMY-DIRI Dire Straits HOUNDS OF LO' Kale Bush P00LSIDE Nu Shooz i PRINCESS Princess Madonna LIKE A VIRGIN ★ TWO'S C0MPAN Various PARADE Music Fr Prince and the Revoluti SECRET DREAMS Bonnie Tyler Various Jean-Michel Jorre HEART TO HEAR RENDEZ-V0US 0 cd AFTERBURNER • ZZTop Original TV Soundtrac ^ -H r- COMIC RELIEF P 5X ca m a m ?oa o m CD 33 x n e > m □0 c< O rn O O C -n S "< 1 —1 30 0 -< c 1 1 ■ • (A O > X 3 4 m to 3 o O 1 z m 1 - 4 -H " •0r> co T > 3 hO 0 DO CZ 0 - ^ ' TO O o c? -p^ TI «— r> 3 ON 0 0 > C/D CZ 1— CZ O Q_ —4 gl O m —1O —4 to 0 DOTO —4 TO o co 3 m< CI -0 =r—4 > cn r- DO O TO 9. 1-5 Towerbell TVLP1 O 0 O 03 CD I 7 m i 5 3 Atlantic WX 6 O3 O A&M DREAM 0 CZ O Supremo SU U3 I 5 TS: m 0 ™ 0 CO CO 3 030 ~n 5 cu0 0 3 :03 0 O 3 > :o Sx 13 G ^ - 3< 1 <3 S -0 rn s< 3 0 CO a 33 | PC 33 30 <=> iru S X Z! • c-J 1° X CO> -< X CO -.^CD i2 y CO •0 — Jo K» 0 — 0 131 cn *0 nO *0 >0 »e 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 *0 00 •o o* Ul co to »e s Ox Ul CO to 3 C31 s □ a D ^z 'O 5333 "2 TI <00 00—I ^3 tO 50 3 m -J3 III f -5 m l> 'O q? 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I was the fire changes Tim Pope and Gordon last one to sneak through with Lewis' GLO Productions is embark- different ideas. ing on what it fears may be a vain Videos are a very bad and search for new talent. dangerous medium, but I'm not The promo company is looking going to give up — which makes for adventurous directors, camera- me sound a bit like Joan Of Arc, I men and designers to work with, know." but has so far drawn only blanks. ♦ Contact: GLO Productions, 1/5 ON A SCREEN near you: New Order and Durutti's Vini Reilly and Bruce Mitchell "There's just so much rubbish Midford Place, London W1. Tel- around, and we're looking for 01-387 0202 something a bit fresh," says Pope. "I'm tired of showreels with the same old shit on, We want people Factory drugs V Durutti who are a little dangerous but at the same time understand commer- STAND BY to be Pumped Full Of singles Confusion, Sub-Culture and and also filmed live in Tokyo, is The cial concerns." h Drugs! Yes, the New Order video Blue Monday, with the balance Durutti Column's Domo Arigato. It Lewis agrees, saying that they of that name is scheduled to made up by Love Vigilantes, Face contains nine tracks all directed by are equally open to new or estab- emerge from Ikon FCL in the next Up, We All Stand, As It Is When It Factory Records supremo Tony lished directors, provided thev can couple of weeks. Was, Sunrise and This Time Of The Wilson, and, as with Pumped Full "originate bold and different The programme was filmed live Night. Of Drugs, is reputedly the best stuff ideas". in Tokyo last year, and features the Also due around the same time. yet (quality-wise) from Ikon. "All of a sudden making promos has become a trendy medium to work in, but really it's stagnated. E i E W S A/lore from RCA The market is wide open for new talent, and we are keen to hear PUBLIC IMAGE LTD; Videos. of the UK's hottest dance label on RCA/COLUMBIA has programmes from anybody. We'd rather be in- Virgin Music Video. VVC 144. the video horizon. from Bucks Fizz, The Pointer Sisters, undated with showreels," says Running time: 23 minutes. Deal- There is a problem, though — Stevie Nicks and a collection of Lewis. er price: £6.49. and it's one Street Sounds found Video Long Songs all on release For one of the UK's most estab- Track listing: Public Image, Death out about in no uncertain terms this week. lished directors Pope remains very Disco, This Is Not A Love Song, with The Street magazine — and Bucks Fizz: Greatest Hits is a much a renegade within the indus- WOULD YOU moke a video with Bad Life, Rise, Home. that is that people essentially buy 52-minute compilation of 1 4 songs try, and is quick to attack its in- this man? If so, Tim Pope (above, Comment: Being obnoxious — dance music to dance to. from the Eurovision winners includ- creasingly conservative nature. really) would like to hear from you poinfles'sly so — is what John So, much of the strength of this ing Piece Of The Action, Land Of Lydon's; always done best. This is first volume rests with the music Make Believe, My Camera Never what We want, and, some of the rather than its stock visual rhetoric Lies and Rules Of The Game. time at least, this is what we get. of well-dressed dudes and dude- The Pointer Sisters weigh in with The first two films are great, ex- ettes partying on down. There are So Excited, a half-hour, seven track MUSIC VIDEO citing even. Shadowy studios, Keith some nice exceptions though. affair including Jump, Dare Me ^00 C Description (tracks) Timings/Recommended Retail Price Levene, Jah Wobble and Lydon, Masquerade tackle The Bomb, and the title track. ]n a THECURE: Slaring AtTheSeo —The Imoges Palace/PVG his weasely little eyes emitting hate drugs, urban violence and the re- Stevie Nicks I Can't Wait video CcsffeMa (17 hcoiVlt/iJu/IH W W 3011B beams so negative they're positive. clamation of the Union Jack for a features Leather & Lace, Stop 0 i' Jc. LPDIRE I'lreduVIS STRAITS: maims Brothers In Arms — The Videosingles PolyGramwnraz Love Song takes him out of con- multi-racial Britain in their three- Draggin' My Heart Around, and 3 - 0 PHIL COLLINS: No Ticket Required WEA Music text, and puts him in the back of a and-a-half minutes, and all to a four others, and lasts for 26 mi- ft ln< {IS bads'/lkr noia/EI} fS K? 411-3 chauffeur-driven vintage car. disco beat! 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Uve In Rio wnmi an energy" chant against South PMI Africa finds expression in the Q ■; /c QUEEN:CcepiisPw |I7Grcalcst kscbyUamftU Fliz 99 HYP 99 1011} tramps, dead leaves, confetti and RCA/Columbia IF YOU NEED TO GET THE PICTURE GET 10 IT0 4 (cepdcisaNVE STAR: (7 trstljJ'WiisVW.W luxury Of Life Video Selection wnwa lines of washing (!) assembled by Channel 5 director Peter Care. After that n ,o 19 IntR0XY (H lral::n MUSIC: it 15 The High Road CFV00017 Home, with its destruction of said 0 Channel 5 abode, is a bit of an anticlimax. 12 IS T IneflllrotMlnurHWDAVID BOWIE: Serious Moonlight 1 OYOWJ Channel 5 Sales forecast: A lot of PIL fans 13 26 9 THEtacincelorr WHO: i'b "Sllj'ilkfThe Kid's 31 m-Vf? 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The concept of such tours key areas of the touring business to find out how it is was simplicity itself — little in the has had to become both more professional and technical way of lighting and sound effects, to meet the demands of current live tastes. 4 a few amplifiers scattered around the stage, and a very plain back- drop, guaranteed not to detract throughout Europe, the band is I've promoted this year was James attention from the group perform- performing 28 shows in two Taylor who did generally good mg months at 1 5 venues, and the sets business, but fingers crossed we'll In the Eighties, touring is big busi- are being transported in eight lor- have more coming in autumn.' ness. Not just for the acts in ques- ries. A far cry from the old days of How important are tours for tion, or the promoter, but for a a small von shifting everyone's breaking and establishing new ta- wide range of ancillaries. Record equipment. lent? "It's difficult to say, it depends companies look to major pop tours This year's touring scene has very much on what kind of act it is," shifting several hundred thousand been somewhat marred by the Dickins admits. "I don't think tour- extra albums, or breaking new ta- threat of terrorist activities in the ing is particularly useful for the lent, while the merchandising UK — certain big-name American careers of disco artists, who are opportunities presented have re- artists who shall remain nameless often better off doing PAs, but cer- sulted in dozens of new companies have pulled out of planned tours tainly if a band or artist has been mushrooming in the last 1 0 years. because of their fears about Col- causing a buzz, then a tour on the Then there are the sound and onel Gadaffi's activities. "I was back of that can pay dividends. stage lighting companies, and the planning to bring in several US acts You've got to remember though ticket agencies involved — all con- this year but met with a rather that when someone buys a ticket tribute to the success or otherwise negative response," says Barry for a gig, it's generally to see who- of a tour. Dickins of International Talent ever is headlining — the punter Touring is more sophisticated Booking (ITB): 'They do seem to be quite often doesn't give a damn for than ever before with acts vying to rather over-reacting, anybody the other act. They've got to be produce the pop show of the year. would think it was like Vietnam rather special to grab the atten- Queen will be hoping to take that over here." tion." accolade in 1986 — the stage set He's optimistic though that be- John Gammon, director of Con- for their new tour claims to be "the fore the year is out American pop corde Management and Promo- most sophisticated ever devised for and rock acts will see fit to tour the tions, feels that some Americans QUEEN: BREAKING new ground for stage presentation. a touring show". Travelling UK again. 'The only American act could be using Libya as an excuse £7 MERCHANDISING As Europes leading poster, postcard and Foto (10" x 8" colour and Black/White photograph) distributor, Anabas obtains group WHICH COMPANY sponsorship for as much product as possible. It is our long term aim to market more and more pictures that are supplied by CAN PROVIDE TOUR MERCHANDISING SUPPORT management companies and the artists FROM THE SMALLEST CLUB TOUR TO THE LARGEST P FESTIVAL OR STADIUM EVENT? themselves. We only want the best. — HAS SUCCESSFULLY MERCHANDISED MANY OF THE If you handle a film, artist, band or "event" U.K.'s MAJOR ROCK ARTISTES? you think we should be showing interest in, — STRIVES TO KEEP ITS PRODUCT RANGES FRESH € CP AND STYLISH? please contact our Licensing Manager- Trevor Jones. — WILL FOLLOW A BAND TO COPENHAGEN AS WELL AS COVENTRY^ ... 0 To give you an idea of some of the names HAS INCREASED ITS SHARE OF THE "INTO SHOPS" MARKET BY 20% OVER THE LAST 12 MONTHS? Anabas have recently signed, read on ... . — WILL RUN YOUR FAN CLUB AS WELL AS SUPPLYING THE MARKETING DEPT OF YOUR RECORD CO.? Rocky IV, Absolute Beginners, Simply Red, Nik Kershaw, Howard Jones, Ghostbusters, Big Country, Simple Minds, Eurythmics, Siouxsie, Ultravox, Dead or Alive, Indiana Jones & The Temple of Doom, Robin of Sherwood, James Dean, SEE THE SELLING MACHINE IN ACTION AT THE 1984, Max Headroom, O.M.D., Madonna as SIMPLE MINDS CONCERTS MILTON KEYNES BOWL JUNE 21st AND 22nd. Desperately Seeking Susan, Cliff and the ACME TOTAL MERCHANDISING LTD. Young Ones. ADMINISTRATION / PRODUCTION /LICENSING 78 Bunting Rd, Northampton. U.K. NN2 6EE Tel 0604720805/085831 381 Telex. 317366T-SHIRT G Fax: 0604 721151 SALES A 20 KINGLY STREET LONDON W1R 5LB 01 439 2306/01-439 2472 ANABAS PAGE 26 MUSIC WEEK 21 JUNE, 1986 finished that was it, anything that hadn't been sold gathered dust in some warehouse somev/here, but 'T now there are plenty of alternative retail outlets including fan clubs. Hi) ® ® ® The fact that UK rock music is doing so v/ell internationally means that we get orders from as far afield as for not touring the UK this year. Japan, Australia and the US, and "US acts are notoriously difficult we've had commissions to manu- for bringing in, there are always 7 facture for a Japanese tour com- problems with scheduling and pany." quite often when you think every- Two other companies which are thing is set up, it all falls through. xD leaders in the merchandising field My opinion is that an American are Anabas and Acme Media. The artist probably has more chance of latter company, based in North- being run over by a red London ampton, represents among others bus than being blow up by the U2, Big Country, Echo & The Libyans!" KIMPTON WALKER'S four storey Bunnymen, The Cure, Spear Of He agrees with Dickins that tour- high stage construction for Queen's European four. Destiny and Fine Young Cannibals, ing can have different repercus- the problem is that last year every- good value for money. After all, it Now everyone wants a bigger while Essex based Anabas — sions with various acts. "Some bodyjwas really spoilt with the Live costs £7 to see a Tottenham Hots- share of the action including the claiming to be "number one in chart acts don't even have to go Aid event and Springsteen's con- purs football match." artists themselves and the record Europe for rock 'n' pop products" out on tour, they just spend their certs, and now some people don't Merchandising has been one of companies. — has a wide range of products time in the studios and making want to go to a gig unless it's by a the success stories of the last de- "I've six people working for me, including posters, photographs, videos. We look after several acts magastar. Acts like Phil Collins, cade — at one time fans were and I try to offer a personal ser- books and postcards. though who definitely do better Mariliion and Dire Straits are relucant to fork out even for a vice. We avoid the obvious mer- Anabas's licensing/special pro- when they're playing live. One is guaranteed to sell-out, it's the cheap programme but today post- chandise like posters and prog- jects manager Trevor Jones says; Katrina and The Waves who al- bands further down in the pecking ers, badges, souvenir glossy rammes but we do cater for all "We sub-license from a lot of tour ways have a tremendous response order who have the problems," brochures, scarves — in fact the musical tastes. At the moment the merchandisers, and obviously tour- to their live shows, even in territor- He refutes the claim that ticket whole works — are snapped up by company is doing merchandise for ing does encourage good busi- ies where they're not particularly prices are too high and keeping fans. Stuart Alexander was one of the Queen tour and for a Barry ness. If a top band or artist goes selling records. away potential audiences, "Punters the first to spot this lucrative area of Manilow fan club convention." out on the road it has a huge effect "On the other hand, look at A- aren't being over-charaed, it's very the business when he started Belt- Alexander feels that there is still at retail level, and the acts them- ha who are just about to have their expensive staging a full-scale rock Up Promotions back in the mid- room for competition in the mer- selves are beginning to realise this. third huge hit internationally, and show nowadays, but there are Seventies. Today his company chandise field — "it keeps every- They're much more aware about yet have never played live until people around who seem to think Alexco specialises in badges, key body on their toes" — but says that merchandising than ever before." now They've just started a world that if a four-piece band aet paid rings, scarves, banners and "all it is becoming increasingly difficult He adds: 'There has also been a tour but lack of live work certainly £1,000 for a gig, the members are sorts of weird and wonderful for new companies to break into vast improvement in the quality of hasn't held their career back." going to walk: away with £250 things". the market. "The companies in merchandise, because the rock Gammon reports that the col- each in their pocket. They forget, "In the early days there were a there are so well established that acts have become much more pro- lege and university circuit continues or don't realise in the first place, few companies doing merchandis- it's very hard for a newcomer to fessional in their approach Ana- to be active. "A lot of managers that a lot of that money is ing and doing it fairly well but since get in now." bas as a company has been going might whinge about it and say that ploughed back into the tour. And the Seventies people have realised He, points out that merchanise some six years, and several in- it's not healthy anymore but it cer- compared with other forms of en- the amount or business that can be has a much longer life span than tainly isn't unhealthy either. I think tertainment, pop concerts are still generated through merchandise. before. "At one time when the tour TO PAGE 28 ► C__V I EUROPE'S ~ / LEADING f J SUPPLIERS V OE KEY SOUND KTll SCAKWES 1+BAIVDAiVJVEffiS SLSBHT ETC, ETC HIRE SALES AND PRODUCTION SERVICES Co OUR THANKS TO (Touring so far, 1986) The Bangles • The Blow Monkeys o Glen Campbell •Jimmy Cliff • The Cramps •Rory Gallagher ® I.Q. • Jesus & Mary Chain • John Martyn • Matt Bianco oGeorge Melly ® The Mission © The Pogues © The Ramones • Sad Cafe "Sade •Shakatak © Billy Jo Spiers ® Tangerine Dream ©Don Williams © and all the bands performing (7 nights a week) at c the Marquee. ^ •ill 7 (Specials) Tyne Tees Television — "The Tube"/"TX"/"Get Fresh". Fuji TV ... SpectrumAA/ella ... Circus UK ... Time Out Street Entertainers ... Ghanaian Independence Celebrations ... Hippodrome ... and lots more ... not forgetting 94 GUILDFORD ROAD The Kruger Organisation — Trilion — The Agency — Wasted Talent — Jack CR0YD0N Calmes & C.S.N. — Barry Joll Associates. SURREY CRQ 2HJ ENTEC SOUND & LIGHT, SHEPPERT0N STUDIO CENTRE, SHEPPERTON MIDDX TW17 OQD. Tel: 01-683 0546 TELEPHONE CHERTSEY (09328) 66777, TELEX 894278 ENTEC G, E-MAIL: DGS 1377. Telex; 8951182 GECOMS G Sound — Bruno Waytc. Lights — Geoff Benson. Pro Sales — Spencer Brooks. Conference — Stuart St. John Miller PAGE 27 MUSIC WEEK 21 JUNE, 1986 Rory Gallagher. ery experts Kimpton Walker in ^ FROM PAGE 27 Apart from sound and lighting, South London — who worked on msmmm volved with Ihe firm have been Entec also puts together complete the stunning set of the West End sm.m; involved in the poster industry for tounng packages including truck- musical Time — have also worked snsw many years, so we've seen some ing of equipment, crew and band on the touring stage set for changes. I don't think that the mer- transport, and even on the road Queen's European tour which ends chandising market has reached catering. Apart from major pop at Knebworth in early August. The saturation point but there are al- tours, Entec sound equipment is design concept, which involves a ways new companies coming also used every week on The Tube. four storey high set, has been the along and falling oy the wayside, "The touring business is becom- work of US company McGraw and mainly because they don't give the ing more professional and as a Miles, responsible for all previous full sen/ice that is necessaij to dis- result more technical," says BarT Queen tours. tributors and wholesalers." bara Pendleton, a director of the "The Queen set is probably the Nick Wright, managing director company, "At one time there svas a most sophisticated ever to be de- of Acme, anticipates doing good big difference between the sound vised for a touring show, it involves merchandising business at the va- in a studio and the sound on the spectacular lighting and props, yet rious summer festivals including road but the two are coming much the whole construction can be Simple Minds' Milton Keynes gig. closer together now. It does mean assembled, dismantled and packed POSTERS FROM leading merchandise company Anobas. "It's difficult to say why the market though that it is much more expen- in just a few hours," says Alan after the artists but also VIPs who has been depressed but I think that sive for bands to tour, because of Walker, a director of Kimpton specifically into the concert tickets the cost of all the equipment in- Walker. via record retail outlets market two may be at the event. "And there's it could be aue to the fact a lot of years ago, and operates a fully always the fans' safety close at people won't go to a gig now volved, and the trucking necessary, Walker says that the whole tour- heart — most artists and bands are unless it's to see someone in the 'but most bands do want to accur- ing scene has become "more ex- computerised ticket booking sys- super-league. It's rather like foot- ately re-produce the sounds on travagant and technical in the last tem and ticket print-out service. very concerned about their follow- their records." 1 0 years", and feels that Pink Floyd "It's been a big success for us," ers' welfare and we're there to ball but it's very unfortunate for a reports Bankhouse head Bill prevent confrontations and people lot of the newer bands who are Pendleton adds: "Similarly artists probably did much to improve becoming over-heated," trying to get attention." have realised that the visual side of standards of stage presentations. Wright. "We hand-picked record Apart from UK rock events. a show is almost as important as "Audiences today look for a whole shops in prime sites in every major Maybe the last word on the tour- Acme also does good business in Ihe sound, this is borne out by the new sight and sound experience. Yorkshire town and city, initially ing scene should go to Derek fact that lighting effects often get Pink Floyd's The Wall stage pre- offering a ticket-only sales opera- Block, for many years now one of Europe, "particularly in France, tion backed by extensive local the UK's top promoters who has Holland and Belgium which seem mentioned in the reviews. In my sentation did much to break down presented countless top American to be getting more conscious about opinion many rock shows are as old barriers, and since then the newspaper and TV advertising." pop merchandise and the possibili- interesting as the theatre now, and whole situation has just leap- Don Murfit started Artists Secur- and British pop acts here. "Business ties that it presents." that is a big achievement when you frogged, and rock acts are adding ity Services back in 1 965 and has is quite healthy generally but the The increasing sophistication of consider most pop concerts are more stage sets all the time. Most v/orked for most of the top rock ballroom scene at the moment isn't live rock shows has seen sound one-off events." top acts expect the same care to names in the 21 years since then. very strong. Only four years ago I and lighting becoming more im- Pendleton points out that this can go into their live shows as has gone "It's an exciting business because was promoting some 200/300 portant. One of the leading com- be a big drawback for new bands. into making their record." you never know what your next gigs a year at venues like the panies in that area is Entec Sound "The big-name acts who can Concert tickets are another im- problem is going to be!" he says. Lyceum and Hammersmith Palais & Light, one of the Marquee group afford all the equipment don't go portant aspect of the touring scene. "Security at a pop event is very but it's not like that anymore. The of companies which began back in out on the road that often while the A couple of months ago Our Price wide ranging, it can mean looking point is, these things go in cycles 1967 and is now based at Shep- newer bands can't afford to. It's a began the large-scale sale of con- after the bands, protecting the au- and today's teenagers are waiting perton. Recent tours that Entec has chicken and egg situation but we cert tickets in a computerised link- diences, preventing bootleg re- for tomorrow's heroes. I'm confi- worked on include Sade, Matt try to help by offering a good up with the Ticketmaster ticketing cordings being made, or doing ste- dent that in a couple of years or so Bianco, John Martyn, Jesus And value-for-money service." system. Bankhouse Entertainments warding and crowd control." the ballroom scene will go through The Mary Chain, The Cramps and Theatre, film and television seen channelled an arm of the company Murfit's company not only looks a revival. 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NEW AGENT REQUIRED MANAGER IMMEDIATELY TO JOIN THE Senior Researcher/Deputy Manager The ideal tandidale lor this job would ★ Hove experience of developing and maintaining compuler syslems K l the U.K, "s largest T. Irecord ★ Be able lo write programme specifications company, arc looking for an experienced Sales ★ Hove experience of managing a small team ★ Be self-molivated Office Manager lo help in the further ★ Be thorough, anolylicol, organised, objective ond honest development of our business. ★ Be capable of dealing with a variety of clients ★ Be capable of seeing o variety of projects through from slorl to finish The successful candidate will he responsible for 1 ★ Hove some knowledge of statistics the day-to-day running of the telesales unit and ★ Have some knowledge of market research our busy sales office. 8SI/W ★ Have some knowledge of the home enlertoinment industry (records, video and compuler games) You will be responsible for ensuring that u c Salary negotiable (minimum £11,000) according lo age and experience. achieve maximum sales results for both our own SALES/PMIVIOTIOW TEAM records and the products which we sell and distribute for others. theCambra budget line and Applicants must be self motivated, Researcher (Music Chart) the booming \'ideo Collection series. enthusiastic, aged 21-26, have the For Updating Gallup's Computer Product Files To he successful in this varied and interesting desire to succeed and be able to work The ideal Candidate for this job would hove worked for a few veors in record position you will need a high degree of personal under pressure. If you have a clean retail, hove some familiarity with computers A good knowledge of product organisation and be an effective communicator. driving licence and reside in the (especially catalogue numbers), ond be honest, logical ond thorough. You will need to work with minimum direct Salary negotiable (£8,000-I ) according lo age and experience. supervision and be prepared to "roll up your Edinburgh/Glasgow area, write now sleeves" whenever circumstances demand. In enclosing full CV to: SCOT REP return you will enjoy a good basic salary and If you answer some of the above descriptions commission. You will be based at our modern ISLAND RECORDS, 22 ST. PETERS SQ, LONDON W6 please apply in writing to head office in U'fsf London. Godfrey Rust, Charts Manager, Gallup Poll If you are interested then please send your C. \ stating current salary and daytime telephone il SutM-jb (Giillup I'nll) /.tinned number to: INTERNATIONAL COORDINATOR AND ASSISTANT TO DIRECTORS Alan Bowdcn Recent graduate of US college with a degree in the arts National Sales Manager and knowledge of the US college circuit and FM radio K-tcl International (UK) Ltd is needed to assist in the running of top management K-tel House company based in London but with extensive dealings 620 Western Avenue in America and Europe. European experience not essential but would be an asset and working knowledge of one London 11J 0TU other language (preferably French) is essential. The successful applicant would have exceptional organisational abilities to assist in the running of the office, preparation and running of tours and recording. Would also handle international press relations on behalf of agency clients, therefore previous experience in PR MANAGEMENT work is desirable. Apply in writing with CV to; ASSISTANT OPPORTUNITIES AT PATHFINDERS PAUL TURNER Permanent Positions T.H.S. Management Ltd. Major North London Studio complex and Styiish,Receptionist upmarkcl. — Ihotoughly Interior Designcharming reccpltomsl IP grcel tmporiatu clients circa £9,000 No 1 Chelsea Manor Studios Equipment Hire facility has a vacancy for a PA Secretory — Classicial Music Flood Street, London S\A/3 5SR responsible person to handle bookings and Conlidcnltal PA Sec to work with tmponaoi music MD at all levels circa £B.SO0 administration. Cpoftdenl.Producers capable Socrotary Sec to— run Audio ihts miernationai Visual production team's olfice circa £8,500 Secretary — Music Venue Applicants should preferably have some everything,This well-known. imt.ale Irendy and lollow nightspot tnrcugh needs on new someone protects, with organise Halt and gigs. know-how etc. tocirca co-ordinate £8.500 experience in Recording Studio and/or Studio Secretary — Video THE Equipment Rental Administration and be scicenings.Young, ambitious scripts, Sec etc. Ipcihaps second (Obber) to SPECIALISTS confident, outgoing, efficient and well spoken. 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(089285)(24lir 2021. uns (Tol: 0539-21751). mc! 4 speakers. Printedand record with companies logo for bandsFrom crphonc). L _ 01-68CM202 _ J C2 each. Sweatshirts C5 each. Rogistration Number Golf typo caps £2.10 each. All 'LYR1K' inclusive VAT All with own logo. OFFERS OVER £25,000 Spcedboy Lciiuro ltd, To adverlise in Music Week Market Place Soulhbank House, TELEPHONE. Block Prince Rood, 01-998 /878 {Office} London SE1. Phone Cathy or Jane on 01-387 6611 01-997 8187 '.Homo) Tel: 01-582 3631 PAGE 30 MUSIC WEEK 21 JUNE, 1986 COMMENT Re-writing D A R Y the retail bob geldof kbe — not the first music industry knight but certainly the first of his ilk and the most deserved. Nothing else to say really except "Wear it well, Bob" .,. Clearing up any rule hmk confusion over Our Price's attitude to new releases, Garry Nesbitt says: "We will maintain our support for all companies The Eighties seem to be a time for other than CBS" ... There's nothing like direct action — Mike ripping up the rule book and Scott of The Waterboys was spied at that notorious London starting again from scratch. CBS is bootleg haven Camden Lock market shovelling illicit tapes of I taking the opportunity as the the band's concerts off the stalls and into a big plastic bag ... leading record company of recent HMV is sponsoring a new Best British Newcomer award at this years to radically reshape its year's Silver Clef luncheon ... Nescafe is sponsoring Sky trading relationship v/ith retailers Channel's UK Network Top 50 Show — to help keep people and wholesalers. The reasoning kind is needed, with an 11 per cent awake? ... It's way past April 1, yet Virgin is talking about HEAD TO head. HMV is running put forward by CBS is fairly drop in the teenage population flipping The Chicken Song to wring another hit out of I've an exclusive offer of a Smith and straightforward: long term the over the next five years suggesting Never Met A Nice South African ... Sad to record the deaths Jones live recording in a Head To company says it wants to avoid the that the search for the next Head TDK tape promotion. position of last Christmas when generation of customers will be of "king of swing" Benny Goodman and Alan Jay Lerner ... If compilations squeezed single artist harder than ever. listening to demos makes you feel uncomfortable, the trendy albums from the top chart places lain McNay and Martin Mills Dome cafe-bar in London's King's Road is aiming to turn it into and, in the words of a CBS feel they are addressing such a more relaxing experience by inviting A&R scouts, producers, executive, the company wants to fundamental problems in their publishers and promoters to its first listening evening on July 7. "make it easier to crack that "manifesto" (see pl,4) and BPI Interested perrormers should telephone 01-352 7611 unknown band that will be a big members will effectively deliver .. .Street's Morgan Khan is obviously in a hurry to do well out name in three or four years time". their verdicts on those views by of his new deal with RCA/Ariola. He was done for speeding The motive is highly laudable but voting at the BPI AGM. Retailers on his way to the latest sales conference ... EX-RCA staffer and it's difficult not to have sympathy will deliver their verdicts on CBS's IDS boss John Howes handling small labels through his with the logic that taking away the vision of the future with their Dynamic Marketing Services, with distribution via — you've facility to return product that spending power. If CBS has got it guessed it— RCA/Ariola ... Has IRS fulfilled its threat to leave doesn't sell is definitely not the way right, then eventually the whole the BPI? Label MD Steve Tannett says guardedly: "We're to encourage dealers to take risks music industry will benefit. But if the happy to be a member of the BPI as long as it doesn't restrict with new artists. company has got it wrong and our right to trade and sell product. We're a small company and Innate conservatism means dealers vote with their wallets, then don't have fat to live off, like CBS or EMI, so showing a video resistance to change is an CBS will foot the bill. can be the key to success for us. I'm hoping there will be an inevitable reaction and it would announcement very soon that everything has been resolved" take as much courage for the trade ... Crime certainly doesn't pay — not even in the music THERE'S ALREADY a Splitt at to back the CBS move as it must business. The first cassette piracy case in the UK involving Legend Records. That's the name have done for the distributor to criminal charges of conspiracy resulted in a two year prison of the first new band signed to the carry it out in the teeth of such ^ 3)' sentence (with one year suspended for 12 months) for Michael company formed by ex-WEA MD fierce opposition. Yet there's no Kemp of Islington, London ... That good strong boy Johnny Mike Heap (pictured with tie). doubt that an initiative of some Wakelin has thrown his best shot into a Chrysalis tribute to Frank Bruno — know wot I mean 'arry ... MCPS is to sponsor BASCA's annual Gold Badge Awards ... The MPA pop music sa publishers committee meeting last Friday was the last for Peter Cornish, former ATV Music MD who is leaving the business ... Covent Garden media hang-out The Zanzibar is celebrating its tenth birthday by offering its usual £125 membership for the I knockdown price of £1 2.50 to anyone applying next week — all this and 1976-priced drinks too! ...That's togetherness for you — Island MD Clive Banks and DJ Gary Crowley rode tandem in the London to Brighton charity bilce marathon on Sunday ... SIMPLY RED simply signing copies of their debut LP and hit single at the THE ESCAPE CLUB HM V store in Oxford Street. AD AD Sputnik: the band is pic- tured assessing products that might be suitable to advertise on its next album. * M MIAMI VICE? The Florida sun-spot was the venue for an international EMI Music A&R meeting. SHOWS WHAT a mention can do. Following Music Week's Jazz spe- Hid cial, Virgin devoted a window of iL5fl the Megastore to GRP jazz pro- duct. m record companies need & HARMONY L Copyright Royalty Accounting Systom by COMPUTER EXPRESS VIRGIN RETAIL are no Charlies when if comes to discount campaigns and serving music since 1972 to prove it Megastore DJ Good Rockin' Charles and Charly's Laurence 69 Cnrler Lano EC4V 5EQ IfTTTlu, EMI MUSIC PUBLISHING LIMITED 01-248 5210 Kaye are pictured in front of the Oxford Street window displaying the PutuiimncJT 'c 138-140 Charing Cross Road, London WC2. Tel. BJb ooaa Charly catalogue promotion. PAGE 31 ^USIC WEEK 21 JUNE, 1986 HOT SELLING REGGAE RECORDS HEADING FOR THE NATIONAL CHARTS SMILE AUDREY HALL Germain DG 15, DGT 15 Follow up to her latest chart buster single 'One Dance Won't Do' .3 BOOPS & 1 SUPERCAT Techniques WR 02, WRT 02 a J/A X No.l in ail the UK black music charts for the last four weeks, and now in the National Charts at 116 w{ PULL OP ASWAD SUNSHINE ISLAND Simba SIM 103, 12SIM 103 ABACUSH Abacush 7AB 003, AB 003 Play listed on Capital Radio and receiving extensive radio airplay Played daily on the 'Tony Blackburn nationally Show' Bound for the National Top Ten. SILLY GAMES — JANET KAY — Pressure ARKD 4 A previous No.2 national hit. Now re-released by public demand. THROUGH THE NIGHT BLUE MODERNE — Sure Delight SD2, SDT 2 The hottest soul import track in the UK. A smash hit in the Disco's. Order now to ensure delivery. TO THE TOP * ASWAD Simba Label SISVSBALP 2 & Aswads best to date! Backed by massive national promotional campaign. 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