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Canadian Counihy Shapis Up ~--o•f •M•a•y •2•nd•' •1•9•6•6 ......................__ 25cENTS CANADIAN COUNIHY SHAPIS UP . he Canadian country market is now beginning to show signs of being in the competition race. Record­ ings of late have been on a highly competitive level and from reports of country radio personalities across the country they have never been so impressed with the quality of Canadian country recordings. George Taylor's Rodeo Record company has had a great deal of success with their recent singles and album releases. "Come Home Newfoundlander" by Tom Jim and Garth, although not strictly in the country vein, has seen action on charts from coast to coast. The Irwin Prescott single of "The Auc­ tioneer" and his subsequent album release have been widely acclaimed and has established Irwin as a country artist to watch. Angus Walker, another Rodeo artist (on Melbourne) has also gained much re­ cognition as an up and coming country singeL One of the newest gal country singer, Shirley Ann is now gaining country DJ fans across the country with her Melbourne single of "Turn Me Around". The Arc Volume 5, No. 10 folks have hit a winning streak with their country artists as well. Phil Anderson, President of Arc, has found much more attention being given by Canadians to their Canadian country artists. Bert Cuff's single release of "Isle Of Newfoundland" has sold over 5000 in Newfoundland alone. Jimmy James, Donn Reynolds and Ame Maclaren have all experienced good reaction across the country. June OCT To Go West Davey, who is the only English known female country artist in Quebec, has just released her Point Toronto: David Clayton Thomas and his Boss­ album "Patsy Cline and Kitty Wells" which is certainly on a par with any of the foreign product avail· men are slated for a tour of one niters and ex­ able. Paul Menard, well known through his weekly appearances on CTV's "Country Music Hall" has hibition appearances in British Columbia and just released his Point album "Paul Menard Plays Don Messer" and this too is comparable with any· Alberta. July 14 sees them in Kamloops, the thing on the market. Paul Menard, June Davepnd Angus Walker, better known as The Hackamores, 15th in Prince George and 16th at Trail with an have been making the club scene in Toronto and Montreal and back many of the country r_ecords out of appearance in Penticton on the 17th and then Montreal. They recently played Toronto's Edison Hotel and found that Toronto's downtown crowd were five days at the Edmonton Fair. After another hip to the country sound. Paul has just left on a 9 day tour of the west, kicking off the junket in round of one niters the boys open at the West Calgary April 25. Menard is no stranger to the air waves, having been a member of the Bobby Hill Coast Pacific National Exhibition in Vancouver show for the past five years. This show was heard through the week on the CBC Trans Canada Net­ from August 17 through 27. work. There is much more to come from the Canadian country scene. Watch for Doug Trineer's release DCTand The Bossmen will be appearing at the of "Green Beret" and "Doug Trineer Sings The Golden Hits". Bruce Shaver, prexy of Bison Records out of Aylmer, Ontario, has just sponsored a Nashville session for Odie Burkman with release skedded for the early part of May. Frontier Records is also beginning to feel its oats with Scotty Gibbs getting set for his album release. As far as group singers are concerned, Melbourne's Rhythm Pals, are prob· ably the most popular. Their recent releases have been given exposure on country, GMP and MOT stations from coast to coast. Capitol Records has also shown an interest in the Canadian country scene with their recent signing of Gary Buck. · recognition as regional hits only rather than be­ BARRY ALLEN ing given the chance to compete on a national basis. Frank Cameron who is with CHN S radio To Tour East in Halifax is also host of a CBC "Music Hop" Edmonton: Alberta's favourite son, Barry Allen show and in an excellent position to give that moves into Upper Canada for a series of one· needed boost to national artists as well as to The Bossmen group Is made up of, I to r, Tony niters and television appearances. His latest those on the local scene. Collacott, well known jazz pianist, Jamie Todd Capitol single "Love Drops" has been charted Both Barry Allen and Wes Dakus are on bass, Biiiy Ross lead guitarist from Bel Air on stations from coast to coast with the excep­ being given the red carpet treatment in Ontario California, Al. O'Brien from Belfast on drums, tion of large cities at the extreme ends of Can· Jack Craig, rhythm and David Clayton Thomas. through the efforts of The Fred White Promotion ada. Both Vancouver and Halifax have ignored Concord Tavern in Toronto May 9 through 29. and Publicity company. TV appearances have this ready made chart item. Red Robinson of Dave's new record release "Brain Washed" is been skedded for CFPL London, CKWS Kingston CFUN and the CBC's TVer "Let's Go" is re­ skedded for simultaneous U.S. and Canadian re­ CFTO' s "A Go Go '66" and "Hi Ti me" and the ported as having expressed an opinion that Can­ lease, Tower in the U.S. and Roman here. Gary Dean show at CHCH in Hamilton adian records are being held back and gaining ~ON~ FO~G-Et;.,, THE SECOND CANADIAN MUSIC INDUSTRY DIRECTORY AD & EDITORIAL DEADLINE - MAY 6th. ISSUE DATE - MAY 23rd. CANADIAN GROUPS LIMITING USE OF CANADIAN MATERIAL Nestleton On t: Edwa rd G. Lennard expresses a comp lai nt tha t has been bothering many song­ wri te rs. Too many groups confine their new ma­ terial to tho se written by themselves instead of co nsidering so me of the great material available to them by other Canadian songwriters. All this material, and in many cases demo tapes, are available through publishers. One encouraging factor, of course, is that Canadian groups are using Canadian material, if only their own. At one time it was considered mediocre to use other than foreign compositions. CANADIAN CO MPOSE R ARR AN GE R GETS U.S. NOD Toronto: Len Moss, well known arranger of the GMP scene, has just received news from Music Publishers Holding Corp, a division of Warner Bros. Pix, that a recently submitted score of his is being considered and is regarded as a "block buste.r. " COLUMBIA 'S LARR Y LE E JUMPS FOR CH ART IT'S BOBBY'S Columbia's Bob Martin has begun a series of promotional activities to kick off the single re­ lease of " Toodle Oo Kangaroo" by Larry Lee & #32 The Leesures. Also from Columbia comes the sure hit of "Rainy Day Women" by Bob Dylan who seems to keep popping back just when he has been supposedly pegged out. Stations from coast to coa st have "picked" and "char tl isted" l)t~ "THI RIAL THING" this best Dyl an yet. With Gene Pitney's appear­ ance throug hout Upper Canada, April ll to May f/s 2nd, radio stations are on the Pitney kick which should result in better than average record sales. The newest by Bobby Kris and The Imperials "SUDDENLY" "She Belongs To Me" is Ca nada's first "raga­ rock" produced single and should see chart action for The Imperials. In the easy listening field, Columbia's release of "Color Me Barbra" Rel eased in Canada Released in the United States by Barbra Streisand is bound to be a must for GMP stations across the Dominion, as well as by by Eydie Gorme's latest "Don't Go To Strangers" TARTAN RECORDS LIMITED TARTAN-AMERICAN INCORP ORATED which has already been given the nod by US trades. EDITORIAL- NEW YORK DECISION ON RCMP RECORD BAD CEDES TO PLAY HUBARDS SHORE CLUB RPM was recently accused of ignoring the current controversy on the Centennial recording planned for the RCMP band and apparently veto ed by the AFM in New York. Canada's press, radio and television have given much space to this item. In every account the blame was laid to the AFM in Canada. Halifax: Ray Macleod, showbiz !outer for the The neglected factor in this case is that it was the NEW YORK office of the AFM that refused permis­ Halifax Chronicle, has it that the popular East sion to the record company involved, not the Canadian branch. According to reports reaching RPM, the Coast rockers, The Bad CedeSi will be resident Canadian branch of the AFM has no say in the matter. The fuss over this current incident is not jus­ summergroup for the well known Hubbards Shore tified in that much of what can or cannot happen in Canada in the music industry is decided by New Club, just outside Halifax. The Bad Cedes, York because of the constitution of the AFM which each Canadian member of the AFM has signed and Brian Ahearn, Jamie Piers, John Redmond, Ken become a party to. This is just one of many such instances which have harnessed the Canadian music Tobias and Bruce MacFarlandare experts in the industry. Some attempt should be made by Canadian union members to place these decisions in the way-out swing folk music, and apparently have hands of Canadians in Canada. Since they are citizens of Canada working in Canada, the Canadian many original works that impressed U.S.
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