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FILM AND TOMORROW BEM-LE Ringo Starr has signed for his second major film role. He is to appear with Peter Sellers in The Magic Christian, which goes into production in Britain early in the New Year. Ringo will play Sellers' son in the film which is scripted by Terry Southern,who co -wroteCandyand wrote the script for the new Jane Fonda film Barbarella. Candy isthe book which was filmedin Rome last year with Ringo playing a Mexi- can gardener. This wasthe drummer's first screenactingrole away fromtheother Beatles. The filmstill has not been shown in Britain. The newfilm,whichhasnomusical content at all, will be made in Britain. Peter Sellers is making some contributions to the script over the nestfeu, weeks. neu double has now been completed but Apple's saidon Mondaythatnotitlehad been decided. the four Beatles are scheduled to leave Britain on holiday this weekend. They are going to different destinations "for a rest." andhis wifePattiareflyingto America to stay with friendsbuttheplansof theothers were notre- vealed. Armstrong'sBritish Concert Nothinghasbeende- visit cided on a venue for the iscancelled Beatles' projected live ap- pearance, but Tayloragain LOUISARMSTRONG'SEuropean confirmed that the group tour, whichwas to have taken-stillin hospital would olav alive concert ina two-week before Christmas. "But It's season at the Wake- in the leg- was respondingto treat- Justaslikelytobeat field TheatreClub, startingDecem- ment. TwickenhamStudiosas ber 1, has been cancelled becauseof " Ispoketohismanager,Joe theAlbertHallor even Satchmo's ill health. Glaser, thisafternoon," the Round House as has on Monday, "and said Perrin R INGO: signed been suggested," he said. LOUIS: good wish. On Monday,Jack Higgins ofLon- heconfirmedthat don's DavisonAgency toldthe MM: Louiswas gettingalonga lot better "The entireArmstrong All -Starstour than he hadbeen. of Britain andthe Continentis off for "He hashadtwo weeksof Inten- thisyear on account of hishealth. He sivecare andisnow feeling much is hospitalised better. Hewould lose and willnot be fit to friends to hear from his undertakeany engagements forthe in Britainbut, Joeadded, no EXPO rest of the year." flowersandnofruit,justgood 'GS wishes." LesPerrin,Armstrong'sBritish startson page 17 Satch isin Room1161 of the Beth press representative, saidthat Louis' Hospital, condition 16th andDt Avenue, -reported to be bloodclots New York,USA. Ad ver torment

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It will be released onNovember I can 10 (8)CLASSICAL GAS Mason Williams, Warner the sonof thri ouintg tothyartionshioo.11 AND THE UGLY Hugo Montenegro, RCA 8with "BettyCarter,"a group I11 (22)GOOD, BAD original,as theB side. LP release make it-because this HOLD ME TIGHT Johnny Nash, RegalZonophone album "The S n- VANITYFARE:first dealer tobuy 12 (6) The group's first really is one ofyesterday's ICE IN THE SUN Status Quo, Pye The Wind-And OtherThings " will be blues singerstoday 13 (IS) released onNovemberI. 14 (20)LIGHT MY FIRE Jose Feliciano, RCA a blues SouthAfrican BUDDY GUY 15 (24)LISTEN TO ME Hollies, Parlophone SOLOMONKING'S singeroftoday y beenfinalised. at that as you 16 126)WRECK OF THE ANTOINETTE BIG CHARITYGALA dateshave now opens on sensational one and Tich, Fontana TheAmericansinger canhear on" A MAN AND THE Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick in Johan- rn( 2 forsix days bpB,IL.uUyo.ESb LOVE YOU Doors, Elektra gala, December (9), 17 (18) HELLO I A SPECIAL charity nesburgfollowedbyPretoria playable 18 (28) ONLY ONEWOMAN Marbles, Polydor starring , isto be (10),Durban(II held at 's Westminster Pietermaritzburg Port theFolkBluesFestivaltours I SAY A LITTLE PRAYER Aretha Franklin, Atlantic 14),EastLondon(17), 19 19) Theatre on October27. to to Capetown and hasbuilt up a tremendous 20 (7)I GOTTA GET A MESSAGE TO YOU , Polydor Thegala,inaidof ex - Elizabeth(18) and on reputation Onthis album he is 21 (-) WITH A LITTLE HELPFROM MY FRIENDS prisoners' -social welfare,also from December19 to 23. backed byOTIS SP ANN piano, stars Simon Dee, Marty WAYNE BENNETT guitar, Joe Cocker, Regal Zonophone Wilde, John Walker,Long JACK MEYERSbass, DONALD , Columbia John Baldry, BertWeedon AARON GORTHEN 22 (21) MARIANNE The roup play Blaises, "Southern Star"which starsHAWKINS, Beach Boys, Capitol and Anna Hamilton. Ursula Andress,GeorgeSegal and BOBBY FIELDS 23 (13) DO IT AGAIN London(October15);Middle will be TAYLOR and FREDDIE EarthRichmond(16);BBC- and OrsonWelles. He LONNY 24 (16) DREAM A LITTLEDREAM Mama Cass, RCA film'ssound- BELOW drums. This is TV's How ItIs(18); Round heardon the soln album with 25 (23)I LIVE FOR THE SUN Vanity Fare, Page One SUPREMES CONCERT House, Chalk Farm (19). track BUDDY'S first Amen Corner, Deram his ownblues band and by no 26 (19) HIGH IN THE SKY The record willbe released meanshis last-it'sgreat-this 27 (30) THE WEIGHT The Band, Capitol SUPREMES AND Beach Boys DEE DEE VISITS later as a single in this is Tom Jones, Decca are respectivelylined up for country. 28 (26) HELP YOURSELF Palla- Anno'ihheerrs g'regasti-blues albumis 29 (17) ON THE ROAD AGAIN Canned Heat, Liberty at the London DEE DEE Warwick, sister of ThelastfilmsongMatt "THE IMMORTAL MISSIS- dconcertsium this winter. singer Dionne Warwick, recordedwas"BornFree " JOHN HURT" (SVRL 30 (-) SUNSHINE OF YOURLOVE Cream, Polydor Supremes, who blew up a arrives in Britain today SIPPI which won an Academy award 19005stereo,playable mono) storm at London's Talk of the (Thursday) for a twoweek forhismanager DonBlack Town restaurantlastFebru- These are theremaining tracks © LONGACRE PRESS LTD., 1968 promotional visit A new who wrote the lyric. fromthesessionwhich gave ary, return for concerts at the single"I'llBeBetter on Sunday, us"MISSISSIPPI JOHN HURT" willbereleased on October 6079 doom only) top twenty altrums November24.Theprevious 25. (Fontana TFL day (23), they play concerts at She appears at Liverpool's BABERO° SIGNED The new LPfeatures talcs like I IIIHOLLIES GREATEST HITS 12(11) the Free Trade Hall, Manches- MardiGrasandVictoriana SINCE I'VE LAIDMY BUlir Hollies, Parlophone Engelbert Humperdinck, Decca ter. DEN DOWN,STAGOLEE,and clubs tomorrow (Friday); TO THEE.. 2 LIVE AT THE TALK OF THE 131131 ARETHA NOW TV dates for the Supremes BIRMINGHAM'S Bakerlou NEARER MY GOD 121 Town Hall, Walsall and album TOWN Seekers. Columbia Aretha Franklin, Atlantic -Diana Ross,CindyBird- LondonFlamingo onSatur- Blues Line has been signed to The productionofthe song and Mary Wilson - may an agencycontractbythe wassupervised by singerPAT- 3 13) BOOKENDS 14 1191 JUNGLE BOOK day (Is) and Clouds, Derby on has done a Simon and Garfunkel, CBS Soundtrack, Disneyland henegotiated,but atpres's- Sunday (20). Harold Davison Organisation. RICK SKY and he time a spokesmanforthe great job becausethis album is 181 BOOGIE WITH CANNEDHEAT 151161 THIS IS SOUL She will be appearing here They are on John Peel's Top 4 groupsaid it was "doubtful" until November 4. Gear on Sunday (20). greatmemorial to JOHN Canned Heat, Liberty Various Artists, Atlantic ifTVdates would be finalised. HURT. . Torn (ones, Decca 16 117) JOHNNY CASH AT FOLSOM Also on the Supremes dates ThegroupplaysHenry's 5 0'0 DELILAH Getting away fromhlues, the 6 OF FIRE (Double PRISON , Johnny Cash, CBS are America's Fantastics, plus MATT TO RECORD Blueshoose, Birmingham on 161 WHEELS new JOAN BAEZ album is . Tuesday (22) and the follow- Album) Cream,Polydor 17115) THE GRADUATE a 32 -piece orchestra. something to be listened to;it's 71101 IDEA.. Bee Gees, Polydor Soundtrack, RCA Beach Boysare provisional- MATT MONRO isto record ing week (29) the club lyset for the London Pulls- the title song for thenew film features Jethro Tull. called" BAPTISM-A Journey 8 INSEARCH OFTHE LOST I ) SONGS OF LEONARD COHEN 171 - dium on Sunday, December I. Through OurTime" (SVRL CHORD Moody , Deram Leonard Cohen, CBS mono) album "Outsideinside" are 19000stereo,playable 9 151 THE SOUND OF MUSIC 19 117) IMMORTAL OTIS REDDING released to coincide with the This LP is somethingof ade- Soundtrack. RCA Ofis Redding, Atlantic visit parture from her usualmaterial, 101121 WAITING FOR THE SUN 20 I-) THE GOOD, THE BAD AND the difference being thatshe in- Doors, Elektra THE UGLY Soundtrack, cludes many poems onitto ranging fromWilliam 11 191 MR. WONDERFUL United Artists BLUE CHEER DUE writers Fleetwood Mac. 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Ltd2 Dean GUARD StreetLondon TONYCOE at Ilia W 1 01.7348321'"'M II Transatlantic ll'hlr''re YiMn7nolia-" MELODY MAKER,October 19, 1968 --Page3 Melody MakerMARYOFFFOR TOP 161 FleetSt, LondonEC4 Telephone 01-353-5011 EDITOR Jack Hutton ASSISTANTEDITOR Bob Houston U.S FEATURES TELEVISIONSHOW EDITOR Bob Dawbarn The sessions with Sinatra. NEWSEDITOR MARY HOPKINS-still which Tony will be producing, Alan Walsh unchallenged at the top will last from NovemberII to STAFFMEN of IIINIMM771111M1 18. Max Jones the MM's Pop 30 The album will includefive Laurie Henshaw this week with " Those Trent -Hatch songs Specially writtenforit as well as Chris Hayes Were The Days "-is several of their standards. 111111Th 'Alia F. Chris Welch Mr: Bill Walker to fly to America later Tony Wilson this month. ADVERTISEMENT She flies to New York to tickets MANAGER appear on the Ed Sullivan Blues concert GORDON Peter Wilkinson networkedTV show on PROVINCIALNEWS October 27. EDITOR A spokesman for Aponte sellingfast Jerry Dawson told NMI: " She has been fixed 2-4 OxfordRoad for the show but thisisall JOINS Manchester 1 shewill bedoing in the JOHN MAYALL'SBluesbreak- TelephoneCentral 3232 States."Itwillbe thefirst ers,the Muddy WatersBlues American trip for Marywhose MARY HOPKIN: first American trip Band, ChampionJackDupree single is climbing the'Ameri- Dunbar Retali- can charts. and the Aynsley farewell performances this lease of a new single, both in ation are the stars ofthe first NICE Mary is currentlyon holiday weekend- atLondon's Mar- Britain and America, on MM Blues Concert atLondon's and Applesay they are search- quee tomorrow (Friday) and December 10, The group will ing for material for her first onNovem- Dverpool University on Satur- record three tracks, from ber 16 at 9 pm. New guitarist album whichisexpected to day. whichtochoose thesingle, Gor- be released in time for tomorrow(Friday). Tickets for this concert, pre- with the Nice, Christmas. From Sunday the group will with the re- be known as Led Zeppelin. The ThegrouptoursEurope MAYALL sented in conjunction don Langstaff from December II to 16, visit- HaroldDavison Organisation, with the line-upis Jimmy Page (lead but corded LOVE AFFAIR LP and steel gtr), John Paul Jones ing , . Nor- have been sellingfast- groupin London last (bass gtr,organ), John Bon- way, and , there are a few left. fora new ten- has THE LOVE Affair, whose " A ham (percussion) and Robert and has signed But if you want to be at the week. Langstaff Plant (lead singer, bass gtr., day German tour, opening in Day Without Love" reached Munich on January I, for con- Blues showcaseoftheyear, replaced David number 8 in the Pop 30 this harmonica). you'll have to hurry. O'List in the group week, are to have their album certs, TV and radio. The Led Zeppelin will make Ticket prices are: eight shill- after an amicable "Everlasting Love Affair" its record debut with an album ings, lOs 6d, I3s Rd. 16s 6d, and rush -releasedtomorrow(Fri- whichtheyhavejustcom- HATCH/TRENT OFF splitbetweenthe day) by CBS Records. pleted and which wilt be re- 213 and can now be obtained fromtheRoyalFestivalHall guitarist and the WILLIAMS,new feu.? The album has been brought leasedin December. A single and Jackie forward a month because,say will also be released around TrentflytotheStateson box-office (01-928 3191). restofthegroup. CBS,of" overwhelmingde- the same time. November II to start work, in Thiswillbethehappening He is pictured here mand." , on the Frank presentation of blues in Britain. at the recording During the next month, Love CHAS WADE BACK Sinatra album of their com- So, if you don't want to miss it, American Affairaretakingfour days positions. WATERS get your tickets now. And hurry! session. to make a 30 -minutefilm CHAS WADE, drummer with which will include their three the Symbols,was released hit singles and will be flown from hospital, after tendays to America to be shown to a suffering from glandular fever. stars due conference of bookers in on Sunday and flew with the Charleston, South Carolina. rest of the group to America Thegroup goes to Holland on Tuesday. on November 29 for three days of TV dates and concerts. BecauseofChas'illness, for Britain they missed the openingten days of their U.S. tour, but AGENT VICLewisflew EQUAL'S U.S. TRIP nickitup today (Thursday) back from Hollywoodthis on Buffalo. The tour includes week with plansto present sixdaysinLas Vegas, and a number of top American TO FOLLOWon the success of ends November "Baby Come Back"inthe 1. MARSHALL artists in this country next States,Equalsplana pm - year. motional trip there at the end Immediately on return from -TODAY'S forTODAY'S He has discusseda concert of Novemberor beginning of America they will finish their tour here in the Spring with December. This would be their LP whichis due forrelease Jose Feliciano andalso hopes in early December. to bring Andy Williams back first American trip. cabaret The group was accompanied nextSeptemberfora tour Equals make their debut from November 10 'co bytheirco -manager, Danny which would includedates in O', who isfinalising London and variousprovincial 16 at Club Astoria, Middles- brough and Club Domino, Bed- na.wBritish tours by BenE King, Wilson PickettPatti La BIG lington. "This trip would be he BIG Belle and Joe Tex. lortger than the last one," he Yesterday (Wednesday) they said on Monday. returned to Ireland for further SOUND Lewis said prospects were dates.Thisfollowssuccess - GROUPS PICKETT FOR VISIT 11M1 HENDRIX good for Sergio Mendel and rut appearances in Ireland six THE SOFT MACHINE MIKE STUART SPANN THE MONKEES Brazil 66 to appear here next weeks ago. LOVE AFFAIR R B JIMMY CLIFF Spring. AND singer Wilson BEE GEES On October 22, group ap- Pickettisto visit Britainin GENO WASHINGTON VIRGIN SLEEP He saidthathe had had pears on TV in Paris and, after THE WHO Februaryfor a shortpro- TREMELOES MODE'S MODE further discussions with Men- a few days' break, will work MOVE motional visit. VANILLA FUDGE WYNDER K. FROGG ke.' managers Burt Schneider ontheir fourthLP," Equals TRAFFIC and Bob Rafaelson about the Supreme," dueoutat the Hewillbe attendingthe SPOOKY TOOTH group touring here. Therert San Remo Song Contest from THE HERD beginning of November PLASTIC PENNY TYRANNOSAURUSREX still a strong chance the January26 -February2 and SPENCER DAVIS will fly to Britain for three or MANFREDMANN ROY ORBISON Monkees will tour here some JEFF BECK (cGUINNESS time .nextyear,doingcon- YARDBIRDS CHANGE four days afterwards. MOODY BLUES LORD DAVID SUTCH ATOMNDKMLAUSVOORMAN) certs in Liondon and provincial A new single. " IFound A JOHN MAYALL'S ROCKY ROBERTS() cities before flying on for Con- THE YARDBIRDS are to is THE DEEPPURPLE True Love" releasedon BLUESBREAKERS DE MASKERS (HOLLAND) tinental dates, change theirname after two November I SONS ANDLOVERS THE JIMMY RAINBOW FFOLLY GRAPEFRUIT JAMES SHOW THE LEN MARSHALL STATUS IN US CHART FLEETWOODMAC SHOW (DJ) Incredibles release double LP THE FAMILY THE TOAST STATUS QUO this week THE. INCREDIBLEString or separately as volumes one reachednumber33 inthe double and two. American charts with "Ice In Band havea new The Sun" currently at13 in Novem- The group play Manchester - album released Free Trade Halltomorrow in the MM Pop 30. ber-which is also avail- (Friday); Birmingham Town Asa result their American able as two separate LPs. Hall(26);LiverpoolPhilhar- trip has now been finalised to The title is" Wee Tan And monic (26); Nottingham Albert start on November 28 and com- TheBig Huge" anditcon- Hall (30); Brighton Dome prise six days of TV and radio tains IS new tracks. It's avail- (NovemberI)and RoyalAl- appearances. ableas a special double set bert Hall (2). This will toe in with the re -

NEWSEXTRA. A NEW Dave Clark Flve Sight and Sound arefeat- mentarY Drummers. the album "Five by Five" ured in the Dave Cash Show Arnmicanorganisationwhich is released on November I. for a week from November 4 provides examination, andset . . , the Lawrence Wright standards for U.S. drummers. Titles include his hit "The Music Company and its asso- Itis hoped to form a British Red Balloon." ciatedcompaniesaretobe section to encourage the devel-

Max Collie's Rhythm Aces, sold by tender . the Morgan opment of the percussive art. lust bask from a tourof James due to appear with the James and Bobby Purifyare Switzerland, return in January Johnny PatrickBig Bandin at the Belfry, Wishaw, Sutton fora tour with NewOrleans Late Night Extra for a week Coldfield on Saturday(M). clarineitist Albert Nicholas... from November 11. Lucas andthe Mike Cotton the Freddie Mack Show has Sound will he thereon Mon- signed with News Enterprism Competing for the first time since 1962, the USSR achieved day (511 and Manfred Mann for sole agency representation a major victory at the World (26). . Alen Freeman has been of BrianMitchell has taken signed host a newmid- AccordionChampionships I, the over from Derek Butterworth night show for Rude Luxetn InternationalConfedera- leading the orchestra at burg every day, tion of Accordionist, at the Leicester when Jed Vostrelov Elizabethan Ballroom, Belle Elmer Gantry's Velvet won the 1968 Coupe Mondiate Vue, Manchester. Butterworth Opera have a new ,ing, with a score of 89 39per nen' has moved to the Golden titled "1'm Gonna Break In the general classification Carter,Wythenshawe, Man- Every BoneIn Your Body ." chester . Max Bygraves released next month Many leading drummers. goyes two performances at the YoungbloodByto Paris for a including Joe Morello, Kenny Dr MontfertHall,Leicester, Clare, week'. eishanet from November Brian Bennett, Max on November 3 . Roy Castle, 6 . Time Boa and New For. Abrams and Clem Cattlni Kenneth McKellar andSheila mule aretotake partin aotendedaninsugiiralmeet, Southern For complete informationon are among the Stars ROSE. special( arolServiceinthe ing held on Sunday to form a In. a sponsored showatthe Marshall MORRIS.h CO. LTD. main square Stockholm. Section of the amplification sendin your BirminghamTheatrefor a 11°8e-MOrrier32/34GORDON Sweden. on New Year's Eve. National Association ofRuch week from November 4. name and addresson a postcard to SPONSORED INSTRUME NTS HOUSE ROAD, LONDONNW5 III i)MAKER,I telithrtlit, 1560 Manfred to COME"JOOLS-AUCE MAKE concentrate BERLIN onwriting MANFRk D MANN is toar rept"onlyoccasionalen. WITH gagements" attheendof themonth. Althoughitis AMERICANDEBUT denied the group are split- ting up,Manfred Mannand JULIE DRISCOLL and November 23, with America's Mike lluggwillconcentrate THE MM the Brian AugerTrinity Mob on song writing and other Barter'sforthcomingsingle extra -group activities make their firsttrip to has changeditstitledfrom THERE'S STILL time Americaon November "Uhl" to "Just Like ABC." Spokesman Brian Somme- tot you to get aboard 15. They will Theofficial reason ville told the MM on Monday the great Melody Maker be there make things easier for a -more are certainly noplans for aboutafortnight, deejays." to rot up but the uppermost trip to the Berlin Jazz thing their minds makingpersonal ap- in atthe Festival trom November DR. K'S FIRST ALBUM moment is recording" pearances and doing single is to 10. TV. Final A new being You can leave Londonon itinerary has DR K'S BLUES Band have planned by the wasp but has Friday morning (November yet to be fixed, butit theirfirst album released on not yet beenselected yet. November 8 Spark 8) and arriveinPerlinin will include on the new Manfred new to Spainthis a show at label. Negotiations are under week for discussions on timetoheartheHerhie San Francisco's way for the LP to be released the MannGroup,DonEllis's Fill- film, Venus In Furs, for winch Berlin Dream Band and more West. inAmerica. he andMike Hogg are Writing a The group Is also negotiat- the MUSiC. Drum Workshopstarting Thetripisprimarilyto 1001.0: TV dates ing a Scandinavian tour. One- Art Blakey's 'JereMessen promote Brian'snew album, nightersincludeCuffley,to- " Definitely What," morrow firs. Max Roach, the Elvin and His new British single (Friday), Reading Jones Trio and Sunny Julie's" RoadToCairo." " Mexico " has been recorded University and London's Murray. both beingreleasedinthe Middle Earth (19) and Hoddes. in four languages and is being don (20). After sightseeingon 'tat. States. releasedallovertheConti- urday thereisagreat big "loots" hasnow recovered nent. A special colour promo- band concertstarring:he Porn the wisdomtoothoper- tional film has been madeto TOTP CELEBRATES ationwhich bands of Maynard Fer- keptheroff a beshownbyEuropean TV date with the Yrinnyat Lon. stations. THERE WILL bea "carnival guson, Don Cherry, Gustav don's Rrom and Count BedfordCollege,Han. atmosphere"on TopOf The Basic, plus over Lodge, onOctober 5. Popswhen theshowcele- Jon Hendricks, AnnieRoss She appearedas scheduled BARRIER SINGLE bratesits250th programme and Georgie Fame. with BrianAuger at Brighton's on Thursday, October 24. AndonSaturdacnight Top Rank lastFriday. MARK EDWARDS,manager A special feature will of The you are invited to the late- Barrier, flew to Include allfour TOTP deejays night party with the Elvin NITA CLASSES Holland this weektofinalise ontheoneshow-Pete JonesTrio, the group'sappearance at the Murray, Alan Freeman, Stuart BarneyWilen Utrecht Pop and a host ofstar sitters -in. THE NATIONALYouth Jazz Festival on Henry and Jimmy Savile. Associationisoffering up to Sunday afternoon hasa five nights mixture of avant gardenitcz a week of classes for musicians under21at a and Gospel music with cost of lOs a year. MANFRED: new single Stars of Faithas the Amery Free classesinthe London Bombscareat Scott show areawillincludeImprovisa- tions andArranging in addi- A BOMBscare prevented Scott Walker CRANE JOINS BROWN tiontotuitionsondrums. from closing thesecond show at the guitar,saxophone, ABC Theatre,Chesterfield, last Satur T-BONE FORRONNIESCOTT'S fluteand day. brass, and the chanceto work BLUES singer and guitaristAaron T -Bone ORGANIST Vincent Crane in big bands. A spokesman forAssociated British is to rejoin the Crazy World Among theteachers are . Cinemas Ltd told theMM on Mon- Walker, here next week with the AmericanFolk HenryLowther, DaveGetty, . Iday:"OnpoliceInstructions,the Blues Festival'68, has been booked for aweek at Of Arthur Brown. He will Ken Gibson,Stan Robinson. AudienceofJust aver 1,000 was London's Club. travelwith the group to Glyn Thomas, Bill Eyden, cleared followinga phone call to say The bluesman, who tours with John Lee Hooker, Big America on November 19 DerekBailey,DickWalter a bomb had been placed in thethe- Joe Williams, Jimmy Reed, Curtis Jones and the Eddie for their six week U.S. tour and Bill Ashton. atre. Obviously, itwas the work of a Taylor hand from October 24 to November at The PeriorrnIng hoaxer." Crane, one of the inate' Rights Ronnie's on Monday, November 1.He will work,opens with a members ofthegroup,lett Society has donatedf250 to AThe theatrewas cleared while the group led by Ronnie Scott, after having the Association. Paper Dollswere performing on stage Walker will follow American jazzmen Benny Carter a nervous break. Anyone interestedshould Scott Walker at about 10pm. and Barney Kesselintothe ScottClub.He willbe down.He wasreplacedby write to theAssociation at11 followed by the Horace Silver Quintet, which beginsa Bill Davy. VictotRoad, Harrow, Middx. three-week season on November 11. Arthur Brown are to make a shortthreedaytourin

November with the Who and EARTHA IN STOCKTON Joe Cocker. ELVIN JONES EARTHA KITTstarsfoe a CUPID'S They pay SloughAstoria canattraction.Thefinal week at Stockton's Fiesta INSPIRATIONLOSE TWOMEMBERS (8); Walthamstow Granada TWO members show, on Sunday night,is Club from November 10. utCupid's by the Supersoul. (9), and Bristol ColstonHalt Inspirationhaveleftthe (10). the History of Soul withthe Currentlystarringa,the GUITARISTS The hand, which playson Muddy Waters BluesBand, club is Frankie Vaughan. groupafterdisagreements GEORGE ANDJAMES OUT Sunday, Wednesdayand Sat- Stars of Faith, Carla Otherbookingsinclude the about musical policy. urday,comrises Sharpe(tnr), Kinks (trom London on a Thomas and the HoraceSil- October 20), They are lead guitarist concertwith Atlantic whoare also releasing LesCondonpOpt), JedLivesy Dusty - Vikki Carr at the ver Quintet. Springfield(27)Solo Wyndham Georgeandbass New a singleintheStateson (organ), BillEyden (des), Jeff Kingand TammySt VictoriatheatreonOctober NovemberI. Clyne All that for 26 guineas- guitarist Laughton James. 27. (bassgar)andDean STAY John (November 31, TwoOf They have been Dustywilldo Webb (vac) On and thatincludesallyour Each (18), replaced by John, who is tenmajor Mondays and Anita Harris (De- Bernie Lee and GordonHas- this week at American TV showsduring Fridays the club presents travel and hotelexpenses cemberI) and Georgie Fame kell. the Castaways Club,Birming- thetrip. discotheque ONE STOP Don't delayifyou wan, and the Settlers (8). ham, goes to Dublinfor TV entertainment. Manager Ashley Kozaksaid appearances on November10 oneofthe few remaining on Monday: "The seats. Fill in thecoupon and change and 11. NAT DUE HERE DYLANREAPPEARS AHEAD LIB ACTING DEBUT cameabout because of a He startsa week at the Ba post it off NOW. difference in FIRST AGAIN musicaltastes. Ba Cluh, Barnsley, from UNDERGROUND AMERICAN SINGER BOBDylan hasre- LONG JOHNBaldry is to Wyndham and Laughtonwant November 17 and appeared -Let the good times roll" his dramatic acting then plays group, The Nag,are to spend forthefirsttime 1 toplay more bluesmalarial weeks at Cesar's Palace, November in Britain since hesang at [-NAME dekeebutatLondon'sMermaid whiletherest recording the Woody BUNNY SIEGLER of the group Dunstable (24)and the Show- analbum. Theyare dueto GuthrieMemorialconcertin Theatre thisChristmas play- want to expand therange of boat, Middlesboro' New York IsTrTalHITT, 11'6 Trpens, ingtheleadin " Gulliver's (December arrsve on October 20. lastyear. theirmusicandappealto 9). To tiein with their He hasbeen Travels" whichwillbe di- a wider audience." visit, east and seen on the Sean Atlantic Recordsare releasing west coastsand has JETHRO TULL L.P. rected by Kennyand given 311, risc produced by Bernard Miles. The split was amicable and a single, "OpenMy Eyes,"on hisfirstinterviewfor postage ADDRESS Kozak intendsto record theDUSTY'S U.S.TRIP November I twoyearsinthe The show,whichhasno folk American new group to be formed by song magazineSingOut' November In music,isfor children butis Grorge and James. DUSTY Theinterview not a pantomime.Itwill be SPRINGFIELD'S SHARPE OPENSCLUB was tapedat "WeeTom 8, Big Huge" America visit has been Dylan'sWoodstockhome featuredatthetheatrefor brought forward July and in 14 days and SAXIST JACKIESharpe has runs for 16pages in INCREDIBLESTRING BAND afternoon performancesROWLES IN LONDON she MAY flies themagazine. 2 LPset Ea only, Baldry will be appearing there on openeda soul musicclub at in, November 6 forthree weeks. the Refectory Dylan also those three in cabaret ata London venue JOHN ROWLES isto make Duringthevisitshe Ballroom, songs specially I PACE and MOY LTD. will Golders Green,whichoffers for theissue November 15th in the evenings. hisfirstliveappearance in complete herfirst albumfor live music and thefrontcover is 221-223 Beira.. Cate, I three nightsa week colourpainting a full Leicester by thesinger. BEATLES (Leicester 241811. P set 0.111 postoge LARTNA /OTTIsreportedto L- betravellingher110,000 FORMER wardrobe for her two-week ea - Colin" -Truth'JEFF BECK son at BatleyVariety Club beenappointed Hutchinsongeneral°W2a-year- 17/6im poor,oTTobT(TT where she opens on Sunday of the has (201. This includes stage Fiestaclub -circuit gowns He ofocelot and mink - which was abo.ut h DANTES leave tortnorth-ea.ake ONE STOP RECORDS should captivatetheladiesat another up ahepost with 40 SouthMolten Street W least, circuit,whin pointwient was the...7- . savorRahman., saw., DISCOTHEQUE She was due to arrive in Lon. accepted offered and don from Las Vegas last week Gar liewTsaTielly /4.T. Hewillnowsupervise M13anch ttttt end, and toght(Thersde) or '1eg planned the enseneelwr 04 Mayfair'slatest willappear inin thenetworkeYd fo Pep ttttt se__ 36 Eamonn Andrews Show with FiestaillinSehntrhatelh. AlbemarleSt., W.1 similarestablisClub "" onthestocksfor (Nr. BondStreet) !SHE RUSSELL, withLondon. and Birmingham. Nettinghalsom born Beryl Davis and Jane's COMPILED BY MMMENTHROUGHOUT BRITAIN British.born adopted son Tommy SINilwJetyMarshall Dome, oo plays drums opens DrinkerDinelo Top Sounds appear four of the B a * GROUPS * willappear at La Dolce Vita, atthenew Showboat LannyixuprTShe Youore cordially invited to o Orgenlsation'sprovincialclubs Variety re. next onth in Newcastle and al Tito's Club, Club, lielddieshrough, which dseasonat Notting FREE MEMBERSHIP Stockton-on-Tees opens on November ham'sar si - TO ALLLADIES On Novembermbs 3, the actstarts 7 whenJoe e clubon Decem. ',POCONO INPERSON a week at LaDaVila, Burn Brown andtheBruvvers FREE DURING OCT SOLOMON RINGwasnot 01- will LULU: inMiddlesbrough feal she Ingham. doutdine with the be the attraction. Lulustarts a in Nave ways a blg.balladsinger. week asthe club ing You ays Cavendish Club at Yardley. and on December Weekend DEMONSTRATION the followingweek (starting TO) There were days when hesang 15-and lerthepreviousweek TY ugh ten mostly roc k -'n -roll-but even Jimmy Saville willmakeone of ""'" before that his appearances MD", DATES: he was well"known rare inclub W n e OF SHIELD in theSouthernStates as a cabaret. MATTMONROis due to Week this ' Country "singer. In " Too OfThe Tops downfront travel 01 FMAE,ST,E,R THURS. Ho willreturnto that idiom show,Jim Birmingham ihoFrillkii,e, SC1::=1 ELECTRONICS HALLS will besupported by where thisweek he willbefollowedSe whenearlyin November he John Rowing anda number ing isappe 17th plays a of at the CavendishClub. ngheltl weekalClubFiesta, ether guest stars. Mattremains (242%Tadn'Eu4sPty'50 EQUIPMENT Stockton, whets he inthiscountry d ALEXIS will be As the guests untiloarlyDecember d Theatre OCTOBER 22nd KORNER pined by theRilesBrothers' must essenti- whenhe BLUES BAND allybein the HitParade dur- againRiestoAmerica PETE ..et-dr....Wane act. who ing that very week, pearin toap. Demonstrated by the New BROWN willbackhim in his" old we can not the HollywoodPalace he & HIS TV show ITIVourIV yet announce names,- and to hC.areed Formula and Seer's Brass BATTERED love " say, second appear forthe ORNAMENTS club beaker David time At or, .-Rod PeacEleth, in the RedSkelton Metre(23 Foundry aiwees enleyed sing.° himself a singer Show. There 12afif,1?' ROYHARPER CountryandWesternsongs." Inc him areplansafoot Mewpart at The Half-wayHouse. SOCIAL explains Solomon, knOw that " They willbe chosen again tovisit k DEVIANTS at the inthe New V. Cr,. ReE ste RON CAW is nowveryforwarpopular sere lastpossiblemoment andwill Year ( 15 )ae n:ELI Luton, Dunstable GEESIN and I'm soaking d A'' mileagemillIonaire reedsk KikiDeeis this dependentirely THE 10 in, on availability." eral t stet Cabaret Free [mini"ton byfield, , ACTION eluding Itin me act A big imes over, Radnroebn.tigh, Club. New Year" name " i4.1 has Nis'', followedby for the clubis11,11 of IA from LULU, tea ofSandie theWest in and Trio(Sunday, teen n:cl. addedto lM1a Shaw who will starfor thr London the Witnesses n) TERRY WHITE MUSIC of 14nuAry 11 week homeh Shorband Years ago reeand-a.half 56 Leeway& Rd., WM. (BM217h1)vdMalvern (House e9ac'clClub, 26626 5 MELODY MAKER,October19,1968-Page Manchester'sClub 43tonight A NEW TOMJones (Thursday). single anda new album MUSIC The MikeWestbrookBand titled " Help Your- TOTAL has four concertsin the North EastInNovernbrr. They are self ",will be releaseC atPickering,Yorkshire(9), on November 15. ThereNEWTOMJONES Whitley Bay(10), Ashington, isno title fixed for the CHALLENGESTHE Northumberland (II) and single but thisand his Bishop Auckland(12).

current hit " Help " RoadSong,"thealbum Yourself "willbeon that Wes Montgomerycon, BERLINFESTIVAL plc tedjustbeforehisdeath the album. be released by His presenttour of Britain AND last June, will SINGLE A&M in the Statesnext Is a complete sell-out. Every ofEuropean ;eat for every concert has AGROUPavantgardejazzmen month. teen their own three- 0 soldandtheRank are to run Ness (Means trumpeterKid Organisationsay this is the day festival, calledthe Total holday (rst time this has happened Music, in Berlin onNovem- Sheik Is currently on -41Sk inBritain . Pon Rendelt n their experience. ber 7, 8 and 9, inopposition guests with TonyLee Tr:a at Tom'stour of moves RELEASED to theofficialBerlin Jazz the Cooper JazzClub, Tosser into itssecondphase in ALBUM . Sunday (20) December Festival. Bridge, on --the British dates Diana Dolsandjournalist John Stevens and theSpon- Acker Bilk returns toLondon's was thefirstphase-with AudreySlaughter, taneous MusicEnsemble will 100 Club onSunday. dates in Germany, Austriaand represent Britain.Other groups JAZZ . He appears in Munich BRUBECK ALBUM will include: the PeterBrot,- (December7); Hamburg (7); Manfred Schoof The Alan Eisdon band Berlin (9); Franklurt (10); mann Group, guestsinRadio One'sPete Vienna (12). JUSTISSUED by CBS to tie Quintet, Donate HofferGroup, October 19 Essen(14);and In with theBrubeck-Mulligan GuntherHampfel'sTimeIs Brady Show from concludes withaconcertat NEWS for a week andPete's People an this Saturday at Now Group and theGlobe Unit in- the Paris Olympia (16). Royal Festival Hall willinclude (20).Theirone-nighters On November 7, he fliesto London's Orchestra which clude Salisburytonight (Thurs- Is an albumby the new Ben- Stevens on drums.lhe con- which opens in (tomor- America to appearon the Ed and baritone-saxist at11 om on Lenny Bruce," day),Walthamstow SullivanTV Showandso beck trio certs will start New York onNovember 15. row), Nottingham (19), November 17 he tapesa TV GerryMulligan. the first two daysand at 2 pm Tonh ridge (21) live In Mexico, Accrington (20), spectacular Nan -y Recorded on thethird. Bristol with thealbumistitled 'Cpm- FormerGary Burtonguitar- and Acker Bilk's new Sinatra. padres." Personnel comprises ist LarryCoryell has begun a Club (24). Eddie Wil- Dave Brubeck(piano), Gerry Pianist -arranger seasonattheVillageVan- Mulligan, and Brubeck's new cox diedof a heart attack in . . . Steve HERD FOR HOLLYWOOD New York TheLouisvilleJazzBand sidemen, Alan Dawson New York onSeptember 29. Luard,ane's SouthernStompers are nowholds Thursdaysessions (drums) and Jack Six (bass). He was60.Wilcoxplayed in BBC JazzClub on Novem- atthe MidlandHotel, West IF CURRENT negotiations are and Jack respective withtheJimmieLunceford Alan ber 20. Didsbury . . Bobby Breen completed, the Herd willgo to replace Joe Morello and Gene Orchestra from 1927 to1947 Taylor death, guests withthe John Hollywoodforthree months Wright, long-term members of and, after Lunceford's hasre- TrioattheLord Napier, next summer to star in a film. JONES: British tour sold -out theBrubeckQuartetwhich he directedthe band jointly Pianist Alan Hare Saturday They will have acting roles split last December. withtenoristJoeThomas. formed his bigband for a Sun- Thornton Heath, on at Mister (19) . . theRendell-Carr and will not sing at all in the The group isstarting work futureedition of BBC -TVs (See Jazz Expo '68 Special Duringrecentyearshe had day residency Olde Gato film. Shooting York's Smith's, Manchester . . . Quintet plays the is expected to onanew album specifically Seeing And Believing. starting on page 17). his own trioat New HighgateVillage,to- startnextJune,andthey for the States. Garden Cafe and gigged with American tenoristHank Mob- house, would go to Hollywood after BENEFIT NIGHT dixieland combos. ley opensforfourdaysat morrow(Friday). their projected Japanese tour. RICHARDS DIES Ken Howard and Alan A SPECIAL benefitnightIn BLUESCONVENTION Bull's Head, Blaikley, who wrote the Tuesday. aid of BIT, an "under- London's group'sfirst NEW YORK, - ground " organisation and the Barnes,is now running nine hits,this week Composer-arranger - band- issueda statement that they FOLLOWING THE success of FreeBank,whichaimsto jazz sessions a week, having were taking High Court pro- therecentBlues Convention leader Johnny Richards, who provide funds for people who added Saturday lunchtime ses- was associated with Stan theresident against the Herd " to in London, the London Blues Kenton during Kenton's " pro- would not normally be eligible sionsfeaturing deedingsefend oar contractual Society is to run another one of for loans, will be held at the Tony Lee Trio and guest stars. rights." on September 20 and 21. gresve Jazz" period, died Country Club on The statement said: "Owing TheSociety'sconcert,in cancer in New York's Roose- Sunday (October 20). association with Blue Horizon, veltHospital on October7. to many and conflicting He was 56. Among the artists who have The absence of Louis Arm- reports concerning the dispute at the Conway Hall on Richards, whose real name agreedto aearpp Pete strong,stillinhospital, was betweentheHerdandour- December 7,will be the first Drammen,theThirdare:Earband, obviouslyfeltattherecent of a series. The second will be was John Caseates, was born Dixieland At Disneylandfes- selvesthat have appearedin inMexico but moved at an Pegasus Blues, Gordon Smith thepress, we wish topoint atSt Pancras Town Hall on and Dorris Henderson. tival which had the smallest January9.The December 7 early age to Schenectady, out that although an offer of New York, where he began his turnoutinitsnine-yearhis- settlement has been made to show features Champion Jack NEW MOODYS' SINGLE tory, drawing only 12,900 cus- Dupree,DusterBennettand musical training. usbyrepresentativesof the Inadditiontowriting for tomers. Herd,ithas not been found Gordon Smith. THE MOODY Blues new Mick Burns, one-time leader A National Blues Federation Kenton, hecontributed to of the New Sedalia band and aceePtable by us." has also been formed with a such bands as Boyd Raeburn, single, due to be released on TheHerdplaytheTop CharlieBarnet and Dizzy October 25, will not now he late of Colin Kingwell's Jazz Rank Ballroom, Swansea, to- committee that includes Mike "Rise My See Saw"as Bandits, now fronts his own asChairman,Chris Gillespie. He formed his own morrow(Friday),Brentwood Raven big band in 1958 but returned previously,buttheuntitled band, the Mick Burns' Rhythm (19) and Bridlington (26). Trimming, Alexis Koreer, Ian number which wastohave Kings, In Lancashire.The Anderson,Ron Watts and to freelance writing after four group plays Manchester Sports Simon Napier. years. He reformed the band been the B side, briefly in 1985. The sides were tipped after Guild on November 8. CAT IN HOSPITAL Hisbest-known worksin- the group recorded the B side GARRICK AT ST.PAUL'S cluded "CubanFire," "The whichtheyconsideredthe CAT STEVENS, who recently Rites Of Diabloand the pop superior number. "See Saw" Charles Lloyd has signed to returnedtothe pop business will use hit, "Young At Heart." composition by Moodles' Mike compose and conduct the aftera year'sIllness,was Pinder. score for Lenny, described as three choirs, totalling around Theuntitledtrack Is a a " multl-media theatrical rushed Into hospital last 100 singers, In addition to his CHARLES LLOYD: Fridaynight(11)withsus- jazzSextet,forhisJazz COVER DISPUTE now becomes the B side. treatment about the late composeand conductscore pected pneumonia. Praises concert In the Chan He was discharged on eel of St Pauls Cathedral on THE DISPUTE betweenthe Monday, October 25. RollingStonesandDecca Garrick will also be featur- Records over the sleeve of the ingthecathedral'sfamous group's new album "Beggar's MAGIC'S U.S. HIT or gan. Banquet" had stillnot been.41"Itt''d He told the MM: "I shall he resolved at presstime. MEANS RECORDED EXCITEMENT MAGIC LANTERNS looklike using the choirs en matte as Butthe MM understands being the latest British group well as smallgroups of that asettlementmaybe with an Americanhit. singers-for example about near. They are current at81in ten on "The Lord's Prayer." MickJaggerappearedon the American Cash Boxchart thetwo-hour concertwill David Frost's Frost on Satur- with "Shame, Shame,"their start at 8 pm. daylastweekendanddis- last single whichdidn't make Threepiecesfrom"Jazz cussed morality and marriage PETER the British chart at all. Praises " will be featured in a with Mrs Mary Whitehouse, SARSTEDT NEXT WEEK I AmA THEJAll EVENT OF THE YEAR Cathedral 44k.

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SPENCER Davis,the Tremeloes and TOM KEEPS IT Marmalade jivedthe nightawaytothe night exotic rhythms of theJivingthe ALL JUST THIS Mike Williamson QuartetonSunday, with MM's Chris SIDE OF DECENCY Welchon drums. Theywereat a 2151 birthday party for toexotic CAUGHT IN THE ACT manager Peter Walsh's away wife, at theBerystede IF shy°. doubted why be fromthesmiling Hotel, Ascot. Unfortu- °loosen.of London women lace,encasestamping feet of his JOE BROWN nately the rhythm section seemingly disappeared last aud_ iryou canlisten Thursday the answer is toPeterson storming through JOE BROWN, now at London's collapsed afteratumbler simple Th. all went to the ' Boerne. tour TalkOfTheTown,hasde- of neat Scotch. Tom mncertsatthe de forte at this BBC colour velopedInto an per- New Victoria Itwas almmt TV concert at the Mailingsin former. He larksabout,in- Faces digging Gary like the old geallemania days Shape,Suffolk- without tap- dulgesinrepartee.andplays exceptthatthegirls(and ping your feet. anurgent visit guitar, ukelele.botimuki,and Burton at Ronnie Scott's ladies) were mach more P. to your undertakerisrecom- trumpet with nthusiasm. Ms rhythms included Hank Marvin, litetothe earlier acts. mended. act H a bitdisjointed and pari from that there was Peterson opened this 25- would benefit erem being Brian Bennett, George Mat old familiar a. frighten minute set with a fairly brisk bled from 15 numbers to Fame and Barrie Wentzell, I threatened themwith the smashed their cars. Ink wave of hysteria as the.. Li'lDarlin which, when 13orso. He has alikeable heroappeared,burstingout itwentinto double lime, personality.-JACN HUTTON. Britain'sleadingfashion police." Yah boo Sommer- Okay,John'sChildren of a beautifullynay. ngei- swung with immense photographer. ville,youoldskinflint. werethefirstgroupto louslytailoredsitesuit He and vitality. Drummer Bobby appear nude-and look belted out hishits. "1 Can.( Durham, a superb time- PatArnoldsplitfrom Poor old Dozy could have Stop Loving You."' Delilah," keeper andattentiveaccom- RUBY BRAFF languished for days at the what happened! Pat Arnold 'Green Green Grass Of panist, wasoutstanding Immediate, but has a may do a CatStevens' Home," cleverly teased his ad- Despite technicalproblems, ON THE face t cornet and groovy new album on her mercyof rampaging idiots. mirers . writhed just which madeItimpossible for vibraphone emsse a far from song for asingle. this si. of decency the gropbalence, toget a good Ideal front -fine instrumenMtion. old label...Andrew Old- Now your Raver can re- He is now tremendous per- this was a finefine But at their Ronnie Scott Club hamwritingmusicfor veal what goes on during Fat lady seen emerging former intheashowbiz star" performance by atrio which opening on Monday, Ruby Braff from cake at a group re- Sense. He knows has power roducingpprettywellincapableof and Red Nor. made the Gulliver to star Long John thedarkhoursbehind The BAUER'S andcmmtaltitiestothelast anything less - binationworklike a dream. Baldry at the Mermaid, at bushes on Wimbledon ception was pretty appal- sah. taw sigh. last quiver. He STEVEingHOLROYD They pushes his voice to the limit, amterVyed eacht7 r""2,Z4 Christmas. Common. Those men who ling. Own up, Idle Race, blondways makes st. use and rrrrrr int In solos and signal to each other with adds Raring K. Boots, weekly tonic A he gets an audience re- A nice card from Dono- ensembles plus a rrrrr deal of lighted cigarettes and utter anionthat mustrankwith BILK CLUB melodicinvention. graft,al- van in the States to our the world today. Of he'd - ready well liked In this country low moans, are walked down these few steps IT WAS thefulfilmentof a isabeautifulplayer.Admir- Bob Dawbarn reads: "The positinglitter.Cleanup he would have been tornto dream for the Milk boys-their ablyequippedwithtoneand tour goes well-allaudi- pieces own jut centreInthecity, technical comman hehas a the Capital! Earlier. Della proved Bristol. where It all began for style whichispersonal to the ences still and calm-ex- THE WAKEFIELD THEATRE CLUB herselfan accomplished per- Acker,Iwas one of thefirst point of being Instantlyrecoil- the boys, P.J.Proby producing former by getting the panting to arrive at the official open- nised, but weird or cept security audience onhersidesinsply ing of the Old Granary, a pic- extreme. andIhavetowhisper records for Apple? - . . by singingsuperbly,putting turesque whatiside Nor ,playing Britain for the 'shush!'tothepolice. Her Majesty the Queen to Jazz Occasion of all time over a nice line In double en and fractionally escaped be- firstlimo, demonstrated skilled end,patter,and knowing ing enlisted into an aug and thoughtful musicianship a We're up in the clouds fly- open a welk stallunder whentefinishShe won by ented last-minute labour deli kind of swing, and all. ingeast. The northof Waterloo Bridge? sheerartistry. force.Thenishtogetthe round professionalism. Them Among her best efforts were centre readyintime was as wereblendedwith a humour America makesone home- Students at the London A HouseIsNot A Home," hectic as that. thatspokeofhisapprentice shipinvaudeville.His chord- sick. My best wishes to Half -Wits Universityhave "Girl Talk" and " It Was A I don't know how we did JAllEXPO '68 VeryGoodYear." The Ted it,' sighed brother David, ing behind graft's crystal clear all." produceda list of ransom (byarrangement with Harold Heath band under the leader- we were determined to statements was extremely ratesforkidnappedpop Davison, George Wein shipofRalph Dittmar. was opense on the appointed day." on songs like" IfI Had Lotto Lenya torecord and JockHiggins) sparked by the dynaic di...- Although there were signs You, Can't Give You." T "Those Were The Days "? stars. ItincludesMick mi. of . value that the E20,000 conversion job lostalsooffered an Jagger £1,000. Peter for money show.Fullmarks was not quite completed, you muffled solo played with Asks Jiving K. Boots: odd -lookingbeatersofNOMM's Frampton £920, VivStan- TICKETS: toTrine'stailor.-JACK HUT- soon forgotitinthis warm " CouldnottheGeneral 15/-,20/-, 25/- TON intimate atmosphere, made for OVNI design,and superbopen shall two New Pence, jazz men. cornet for Its climax. Post Office be induced to There were nearly 300 guests PianistGeorgeWeindid a Spencer Davisone_ million Standing very good job of catchingthe seek' legislationto prevent room 12/6d. at the openingThey listened mood created by Red and Ruby, theBritishBroadcasting Deutschmarks,Jim Morri- ION HISEMAN tothe ParkerTrio. son Andof courseAcker blew a andIn general they were well Corporation fromrepeat- three Embassycou- T04,6E,- 20 assisted by Kenny RM , pons sweet note - watched admir- (bass) and Rennie Stephenson edly broadcasting by wire- and a Weetabix 'S Coliseum is ingly byhis mother-to fend (drs), only an occasional. goof packet, JonathanKing two he a colossus of sound and ideas the Old Granary on its way - as at theclose of " Undecided less telegraphy the record- Story ofSoul,featuring Itis a new group thatwill DAVID FOOTE milk bottle tops, and quickly Join the ranks of Mice betrayedthatthegroupwas ing 'Those Were The and Jethro Tull asit marches virtuallyunrehearsed Days' by Mary Hopkin, in Twinklea tanner. THEHORACESILVER across ax JONES QUINTET the nation conquering a manner liable to causea SaysLaurieRenshaw: audiences. JANE RUSSELL The band made their debut public disturbanceamong "I've gotso muchwax THEMUDDYWATERSBLUES BAND inthehighlytogetherand MAKING HER debutInBri- those who are boredand in myears, Madame Tus. affluent townof Scarborough tainat the Broadway Club. JAll CENTRE on Fridaylastweek. even atrifle sickenedby saud's havegot an option." Monday,October Failsworth, Manchester, and UNDER thebravetitle".1.2 21 aft and well -dressed the Talk Of The North. Eccles. such young Scarborians in the Is Alive And Well ' the Landon monotonous trans- A ManfredMann record. last week Noll.. film star JAZZ Centre presented thefirst THE highly hip and singularly MN Jane Russell, presented an missions?" ing session hadto be aban. DIZZYGILLESPIE ofa seriesofsixconcertsat Scene Two Club. act that initselfis something doned because Momere showcase for the which every club artist should London's Conway Hall last Fri. Says Wendy Potts: one of Man- drummer, as oft thecse day featuring the storming fred's BIGBAND ofJohn " Stamp out Jiving K. teethkeptcoming REUNION whenstick -wieldersforma The gorgeousdresses, and avant garde emotion band.Colmsetim have atal- Surma n's Quintet and the Boots' fans! M. Hopkinis unscrewed anddropping ntedlineup. excellent arrangements allied gentler, morelyricalmusic of Tuesday,October andJonhas to clever material and choice out . An Orson Carte 22 the Den Rendell/lan Carr tab, and what'smore she imed.017.t...gret:ruse Is o fsongs, alone entitle her ta Quintet. has soldelevenmillion recordingsession hadto be with. the full marts-but what a stroke at THEGARY frainetorres"orf ofgeniusto IncludeBeryl TheitessetetirCarrOcintet copies, not quiteup to the abandoned when hiswood- BURTON imaginativeaaaaaaa merits. Davis! last had the chancetoextend QUARTET Sidemen are smiveartsDick themselves on amajorLan.. King'stotalof en leg becameunscrewed. But thewhaleactIspre- salesin andRED HeckstallSmIth (tenor. Sap- Mould be at Las concert nd they grabhed the His kidneys NORVO rano) (bats) sent., asit opportunity. Rendell played Commonwealthand Ster- were in pretty and Rave Vegas,ortheLondonPalla- bad shape `GreensladeWO.). dium-which should give some beautifully on tenor,flute and lingareacountries(and as well. 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terns withthehand shun sionof" Land Of AThous- of sweat that started annoyGordon. "They'll have and Dances"which has the ATRICKLEatthehair -lineranslowly to he putright." he says. audience going pottywith de- Near the end, oneexuberant light. down towards Tom Jones' chin as fanhurls herwig on stage. Going hack up inthelift, he belted out a rocking version of Tom grins andthrows it back. Tom grinsat me and says: " ICan't Stop Loving You." His Tom comesoffafterthe "Thal was a better one."He performance.wringing with was right muscular voice roared outover the sweat Thesht and the tux. Tom slips into hisdressing auditoriumatLondon's New edo are consigned to the room, climbs outof his again Victoria. laundry byChrisEllis. Tom saturated clothes andinto a strips to apair of red briefs dressing gown andgratefully But at the end of the song there was and puts on adressing gown grabs another rupof bubbly no applause. For this was just rehearsals, aftermoppinghisfaceand as guestsbegin to tricklein. although Tom Jones gave his song every- neck with a towel." Where's They include various journa- thing his powerhouse frame could muster. thebubbleygum,Chris"he lists, actress WendyCraig and demands, and champagnein Tom's mum and dad again.His little paper cupsis distributed mum kisseshimandsays: AUDIENCE -PACKED liberally. " You're even better, now, There's 90 minutesbefore Tommy." his next performanceand Tom hit from Tom is slowly coming down And rehearsalor audience.packed show. has to come down a performance. theexertionsoffirsthouse. againafterthe Tom gives an equally vigorous,virilePer- He looks a littletired,but formance. It's a clue to his dedication to his A nationalnewspaperman says he's happy to be on tour performanceinstage that he tries so hard arrives,accepts a drink and at rehearsals that manager Gordon Mills has the conversation turns to again and discusses plans for to remind him gently to take it a bit easier. South Africa andthe morality to move across to a should play Meryoneayfair restaurant for alate It's 3.50 p.m. and Tom isrehearsing his of whether artists meal. Everyone isinvited, but actfurthefirstnight ofhis1968 British under the present systemof they several people (myself in- tourwiththe Ted HeathOrchestra. The apartheid. Tom feels cluded) have todecline. The theatre isdarkened andthe should because there arefans casually dressed toseethe theatre has emptied and Tom band are there who want slipsintoanotherroomto Tom standsin a smartblue artist. Saltbesidemanager Gordon change. Mills in yellow cashmere Withtwoexcitingshows sweater runningthroughthe OFFENSIVE behind him, TOT can now re- programmewith MD Ralph lax He has spent10 hours Dollimore. It's a rehearsal at the theatre and not once where Torn exudes almost as "The reason I won't go is has he displayed any trace of much energy as he does twice that theBritishMusicians' temperament at all. He has nightly for his fans The band, Union won't let mymusicians smileand handshake fora one of the best inBritain al- gothere and I won't work everyone and his friendliness though showing signsofun- menIdon't know, But is genuine not affected familiarity with some of the you have aduly to the people Tom Jones on tour islike parts at rehearsals, have diffi- who buy your recordsthere." Tom Jones off duty: in many culties with some of the songs. Cohn Berlinfeelsthat an ways the man we'd alllike They patiently run over the artist shouldn't get mlxed up tobe. tricky phrases again and again withpolitics. "As aJew, I 411\ until Tom could say it's offensive to me and Gordon tosendartiststo Germany. aresatisfied. But that's ludicrous.An artist thenMills shouldn't get involved inpoli- takes aseat tics. If artists don't playSouth SHOWTO SEE (& 12's) inthefront JUMBO'S won't change the rowofthe Africa,it stalls while government policies. The numberofdressing Tom runs room visitors grows.Friends through his as whole 35 of Walesarewelcomed, minute act. well as Tom's mum anddad. YOU'LL Mostofthe And deejay Peter Murray tapes songsare aninterviewwith Tom for fine, with his Saturday night programme just occa. and also has a quick chat with la stone! tidy. Tom's mum, who looks nice in NEVER a tasteful black cocktaildress. ing up in is told orchestrations andending and the year after that' Definitely television (Gordon The guests leavetotake the band breaks Tom Jones'lastappearance.' about the videotape machines their seats for the show. Tom, at 4.55 p.m., for years thatram can record TV pro- and Tom, GordonandItake We can go on Gordon and a few others are 4FORGET shaky lift to his like that. gmes and makes a mental room. the theatre's notetogetone);America leftin the dressing EPIPHONE th ird floor dressing -room. Chris Ellis, accompanied by There'smoretalking,some Tony Cartwright,Engelbert's (Tom is talkingabouthis "The last timeI was here the meeting with Elvis Presley and serious;somehilarious-like EROS lifthitthegroundwith a road manager, temporarily on Las Vegas) " his Gordon's account of thean- HAGSTROM is Iwas going holiday while Engel is away, his wife in terrific bang as wifeisbeautiful; very small, tics of some of the rock idols down forsecond house," says go out in searchof food for oftheFifties when he as Oa LEVIN him four petite, like a lovely little doll. lea Torn. "1 had toclimb out on everyone. Tom gives I talked to Elvis for about half touring asa singerhimself all (arid that's allfours and gostraight on pounds. "Get somethingfor an hour and he was great" stage.I hope itdoesn't happen everyone. And get sonic teaif just some) you can." Africa,whereHumper- tonight." dndinckisto tour in1969. QUESTIONS In the dressing -room,road The pre -first house time is managerChrisEllisiswait- predominantly a rest time for Gordon tells of his tripto ing with soft drinks and Torn, which means he signs an African game reserve and Thenit'stimetochange bubbleygum"-Tom's name photographs, talks business a midnight meeting in the road again. A fresh dress shirt and drink cham- four with two leopards and laughs torhis favourite and this afteroon, meets heartily at a risque story about tuxedo-and theGerman pagne. female fans from the provinces journalistsre -appear. asking Tom lookscool and collet who giggle and cling to him a British hunter shooting ele- questionsandclickinguntil tedandloungesinachair, with adulationintheireyes. phants in the jungle. it'stime for thelift again. though Gordonadmits he has Theyaskhimtoposefor Chris Ellis and Tony Cart- The liftdescends, contain- a few nerves."Just first night photographs. He agrees. The wright return, They have found ing Tom, Gordon myself and nerves;they'll go"Publictst flashdoesn'tworkand he fond:steaksandwichesand road manager ChrisEllis.It Chris Hutchinsenters,carry. helps them to fix the flashgun. teawhicharepassedround descends too rapidly and inga tuxedo and dressshirt Thephotosover,theysay freely." I'm getting fat, says historyrepeatsitself.Ithits for another functionhe has to goodbye and leave fortheir Tom. "I can feelit. This tour the bottomof the shaft with should take it off again, lookinatthatnight. Tom seats with starry-eyed expres- a crunch and there is a walks over to apile oftele- sions. though." moment of the himsuccess. panic when gramswishing it'sgetting near to Tom's doors won'topen.Butthey "Let's see who'sbeen think. first show. He changes into a do and then," he says.The once again Tom and ing of me, TELEVISION blacktuxedoandselects a partyhave clamberout. cards are frompredominantly bow tiecarefully; while he's to people andin. " Giveus a shove. This suit's show business dressing and gargling, a re- bloodytight,"yells Tom as chideonefrom Tom's mum Most people in thedressing porter and photographer from he is propelledfrom the rear a cablefrom anddad and room sit downand chat. Tom a German magazine come in. out of thelift shaft. Engelbert Hum p erdinck t lot of The smokes a cigar and a reporterasksquestions The orchestra ) New York wishinghim well banal, some is already into banter, some while the photographer, with itsfirst number. Then, within At 5.30 . there's a queue earthy, but all good-humoured a large beard and jeans, clicks outside try- Hutchins decides to wash his seconds, Tomisannounced of hopeful people away from a thousand differ- and leapson stage to an even SENDTHIS COUPONTO ROSETTI room ent angles. louder r reception. show. t ribald remarks from Tom nd Watching sforthe gusttoes'n"nhirand chae- Adept Gordon calls a quick "good Tom fromside,you getthe The Houseof Music 138-140 Old Street London EC1, and get bethefirsttour ever-since 3ordon Comedian Charlie Cal. luck, Tom" and we take the impressionof howlittleof theirnew guitar brochure. Rosetti theBeatles anyway-thatis las comes in, liftdawn,cutthroughthe coverthe world,cover the complete price completely sold outbeforeit Callas is the featured comic the audiencethe singer actu- range, cover all the pass door and into the theatre allysees, feelthe new ideas...and give you vivid musical value forevery starts," says Hutchins and on the bill which alsoincludes to watch Tom's first show. butyou penny you spend. Here Tom's agent,ColinBerlin, a American singer Della Reese. response sweeping back from is a 32 -page guide to all that is best in guitars. Get it! chirpy.pleasant an smiles It'shisfirst time infront of Tom leapsonstageto a theseatsacrossthe foot- with a mixture of benevolence aBritishaudience but Tom tumultuous welcome from the lights to thesinger. predominantly and pride. and Gordon re -assure him female audi- Tom'sactis even more Name "We've got a goodthing " Couple of days, you'll really ence (including a party from energetic thanfirst house' he gonlg,"jokesGordonMills. know them," says Tony Deere's exportdepartment). includeshishitslike"De. the He gives a "Nextyear, we cancallit Thetalk in dressing great show but blab" and "Green Green Address ' TornJones'tact tour' and room is variedandtuners thereare a couple ofprob. Grass 01 Horne" d ballads like" I Can'tStopLoving You" and "I'm Coming woes Home," workingup to his now BY ALAN WALSH famous"It'sNot Unusual" ending witha tip -roaring ver-

: Ni i'.gex-MEL0DY MAKER. October19, 1969 ALAN WALSH ON THE MANWHO'SEQUALLYAT Joecaptures HOME IN THE CHARTOR SITTING IN AT AJAllCLUB 1thatKing Jose Feliciano made In his NewportBeach,California, WHEN home and heswimsand surfs Soulsound a short promotional visit of regularly). toBritaininthesummer of JOECOCKER wasborn Inl'uertoRicobut lastyear.heset I themusic moved soon after toNewYork. hardlycaged calls. "From Lonnie, wro, and YOU remold sing like on Y goal.like Ruddy Hai, world on its ear. A fine He has been blindfrom birth Yorkshirelad to Then RayCharleswho an Or,Indeed,, has guitarist and singer, he proved this undoubtedlyled him to RayCharles. & rroamede my biggat influence al- ber.cb7PawreiOth Rma of tothis day to be equally at homeon a pop early appreciationof music, the " I Joined my brother', atoll's showor a jazzbill. though he doesn'tallow blindness ul groupand We did a But. asJoeCockerwarthvirscA fewjobs Wrarely..... Hedidtheroundsofthepop topreventhim following more ugly more thanla. teach Wilsplit shows, but also knockedout the He madehisprofessionaldebut between the liveof us ' Rut we began la get patrons of Ronnie Scott'sclub when he was 17-atDetroit's Re- knownaround the Sheffield ahli:e:ssFiee:nw."1 d;hstli/Y.:. Hce p.ri iir";F:ent:dr when he sat in with thehouse tort CoffeeHouse wherehe was Cer area, playingIn pubs mostly this timewewere playing group. asa flamencoguitarist. eludesBritish-a:en billed StC,,,,often muchth the Ray Charles Idiom, but Itwas confidentlypredictedthat "They were upsetwhen theydis- singers However iup to Marchthisyearwe recalled. didn't makemuch mer than theblindPuertoRicansinger coveredI wasn't," he f15. We did five or slmeho a wouldsoon be back for a tour, week, but the money mill had SINCERITY besplitbetween thehue showcasing his talentto a much to wider audience. But it took Joe hap madehat demo- FOLLOWING orr,ewing Cocker's started And longer thananyone thought: theMM's nd the action be 14 I ads"single. acts ' Is paystribute to Christort Stanton months later,hissingle "Light This was Inthe Fifties when F"WelchHissin- forhiswork on multi like Dion and the Belmontsand cur"voice stamped with dubbed demo" Chris played My Fire" has madethe MM Pop voidit wouldbe it ' "w Mae a roar alltheinstruments - bass, 30. Frankle Lymon were making "w".ingtoseehis rec piano, drumsand guitar. in the States. Jose worked of approvalfrom oco Let's nowith Joe. steadily through the years, ex- public. en,. beinglikened SIGNING e ars he "1101 posing himself to all kindsof dif- to the great nay,' WORKED he say, I've al- ferent music from Chuck Berry really," great- " After Tony Hall hoard the waysbeen oneof Ray's demo. he rang me and asked At the time of his visit, therewas and Ray Charles to MilesDavis estadmirers.AndI'vebeen for a long us to writeanother six tags agreat deal of pop interestIn and John Coltrane. doingthissong Which we did." The signing time on stage.The recording with Regal,ono followed, And Feliciano because he had worked Today, as anestablished cabaret, J ust developedfrom O.," And a has the break - sodid' With ALittleHelp with Peter Tork of the Monkees he Fenn,My Friends." a wildly club and television performer, tugh forJoe. Thoughroved he inGreenwich Village. Atthe works extensivelyalloverthe didhave somesuccesswith exciting versionof the Lennow time, he dodged questions about hisprevioussingle, Marla McCartney song that proves It JOSE States and has a particularly big ine,"which hewrotewith can payoffto stepin where Tork, mainly because he didn't followinginhisnativePuerto hisbassplayer,Chris Stain- angelsmightfeartoIead want publicity from the reflected Foritmust co admitted that Rico and otherpartsofLatin ., it'sa pretty chancything for glory of the then immense Mon. America. a newcomer toessay a Mealles kens,butalsobecausehefelt song A ventureofthissort CONTRACT lust HAS tobe goodOther. Tork wasn'taparticularly good wise, the brickbats are band guitarist inthe New York days " rtodr ob s to ny SENSITIVE But Joe has broken through. and he didn't want to haveto say werehciosr detad twenty. threeshillings. We s itto And onlyrecentlyreturned so. FELICIANO, found Felicianoto be a warm, Tony Hall whobroughtitto fromLos Angeles, where he lie told sensitive man, dedicated to music the attention of DennyCordell. cut some more originals with me then at his rented Baker The outcomeisthat we were Americansessionmen, Street flat that he dug all types of all kinds, but with a sense of signed toa contractby Regal "We hopetohave anal. of music from rock and rollto humour, illustrated when I asked Yonophon" bum outinBritain berme musical Denny isthe where -kid who Christmas." says Joe. Jazz and objected to beingcate- him abouttheBritish produced the Moody ewes' Ifthe album takes an,too, gorised." I'm just a musician," scene at that time. He dug it, but Go How " and hits for he'll be temptedtoindulge pointed outthatclubsoffering Georgie Fame. prowl Hyrum in a spotof Christmas cola he said. " Not a pop musicianor and Move brattons. Buthe'llhaveto a jazz musician; Just a musician. musical fare were all he could Joe Cocker, who started out coolit where tucking Into the enjoy really. as a gas litter on leaving Is concerned. Iplay guitar but 1 also regard USICIAN school, says an early influence For If Joe has any problem, "It's not muchuse my going to my voiceasaninstrument. I was Lonnie Donegan. " I it'skeeping his weight down. causeI'dliketo work onall ments of the trumpet spent pit my pocket money on eleven -ands -halfstone don't really like to be placed into on an old one of your Soho strip clubs- ' levels of music." battered horn when Imet him, unless they hisrecords whenthestartle no" says Joe.' Usually I'm a compartment and type -cast be. cover thegirls M thing was the scene,"here arounw,dthirteen -and -a -half " Jose, who was pickingout the rudi- strenuous pursuits (he hasa pool Ftrallle."

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JOHN SCHROEDER SAM WANAMAKER CARL PYE RECORDS FILM ACTOR/DIRECTOR WILSON BEACHBOYS SEEBOBPIERCE FOR MARCOSONSTANDNo.154 AT THE EARLS COURT MOTORSHOW,OCTOBER16th-26th MELODY MAKER, October19. 1988-Page 9 TONY WILSON FINDS OUT TRAFFIC'SPLANS FOR THEFUTURE Traffic planit forfree AFTERa six-month reconciliation,Dave Mason hasquit Trafficagain.Davere- joined Trafficin May,after leavingin Decem- ber, butitseems that Mason hasnot really fitted in withthegroup and they willcon- tinueas a trio.

STATESIDE TOUR " We found itdifficultto work with Dave in thecontext of the group,"Stevie Winwoodtold Melody Makerlast week. Thegroup returned to Britainrecentlyaftercurtailingtheir second WINWOOD: 'we are much more portable' Statesidetour. "And we'llbeableto everybody knew how well for them at a later date. Explaining the group's record a lot quicker than we got together." Were the group happier returnhome,Steviesaid: before. Trafficarepreparing a playinginAmerica?" We " It was getting ridiculous. new album which will prob- We just hadto come back. "There are lots of ways have been," replied Stevie. "The first timewe went ably be released after There wasa bad vibration apart from one thing. to play. You can play per- " But we would like to play BLIND totheStatesitwas ex- Christmas, and will feature ina lot inthe group. fectlyarranged things,or more places we tremely successful, although RUSHED completely spontaneously, alltrio work and thereis haven't played here. the numbers wewere play- anditwillstillcome up a possibility of another WRITTEN ing weren't written for the " As a trio, we are much sounding the same. single. CONCERTS DATE trioand the numbers we more portable. We can set " We work in a very free " Itbuiltup and up and were recording weren't trio upand play anywhere. As way. When we went to the HAPPIER "One of the hang-ups has we hadtodo something numbers. soon as we get a generator Statesthefirsttime,we BEE GEE about it." beenequipment, whichis It was after this " Davecame back at the fixedtothe vanwe'llbe were really rushed. Stevie,lintCapaldi and that Dave left, andfor end of that tour. We didn't stupidity becauseitis not able to playin the streets, " Daveleftbefore we Chris Wood have another the sizeof amplifiersyou MAURICE good. record anything asatrio anywhere. went.Itsurprised me, and American tour being setup use but what goesinbe- foreitcomes out. GIBB IN 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 "I thinkif we play ina lotmore placesitwill be- come easier. THE HOT "But the next thingto do is to make the album,a trio albumas opposed to a SEAT quartet album. Assoon as Vanity we have done that we are Fare live itup! going to play ina lot more TURN TO places,we are going to play everywhere-includingmore " CUCCESS is nice," ber called' togettheharmonies I Remember free concerts." L, agreedVanity Summer Morning.' righton eachnumber. PAGE 14 " We havealsofinished We get it off instrumen- Fare's Dick Alix our first LP called ' The tally first. thisweek when I Sun, TheWindAnd "Thenwe play it and tape asked him what OtherThings.' It so thatwe can hear difference" ILive "The albumismore or the faults." For The Sun " had less our stageact, which With thesuccess of Vanity made to the group. Is very varied. Fare and groups like the " We believe thatgroups Fifth Dimension, isthis are primarily enter- type of essentially vocal CHANGE tainers and thepeople harmony comingback pay their money to be into fashion? "We have Just come back entertained. "I think tunes and melo- fromGermany andIt "I don't thinkyou should dies are coming back," was such a change for goon stagethinking: says Dick. us - chauffer driven ' We likeour form of " We have always stuck cars and therest. music andIf you don't togoodtunesrather likeit we can't help it,' than getinto any par- " AndIsuppose we are ticular bag. " Beforewe hadthere- more or lessable to take " I really believe that ourpickofthejobs cord wewere doing a cabaret act. people are wanting now, but we enjoy play- songs they can hum ing six or seven nights again." a week so we are trying to do everything. THROWN Dick said that thegroup as a wholework on "And It's nice not having " When their arrangements. to think where the next Ithit,we were "Tony, the lead guitarist meal Is coming from. thrown immediately into the ballrooms. The first getsItdown first and "It means we cancon one was abit of a dis- thenweallchangeit centrateonthemusic aster and we realised we around,"he told me. now we havethese couldn't do thecabaret "We always doour own curityofknowing the actin ballrooms. arrangements." I money isthere." "Future plans?Well,we "You haveto change the are act to suit each venue." reallylookingfor- ward to doing theBeach Wecanconcentrate onthe music ' VARIED Vanity Fare hasbeen go- ing for about Boys tour in December. six years, " But today Isour first day The group has already fin- though Dickonly joined them this off in four weeksand I ishedthe .fiallowsupto year. Intend to spend " I Live For The Sun." " Trevor it THERE HASNEVER BEENANYTHING LIKE singslead,"he watchingthe Olympics "It's something a bit told me. on TV."-BOB DAW. slower, an original num- "It takesus about a week BARN. 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ONE Toiy titackhorn__ THE VERDICT.ISYOURS! the musicbroadcast liveon the Mid -dayshows has oftenbeen weeksagothe verypoor. TWOMM printedan ar- Mr Pearson does.however. CONTROVERSY believethat " the present chart ticle by Martin Young MM READERS JOIN IN THE GREAT BROADCASTING system onRadio One is thebest of the possible systems. as long attacking Radio One- also "The field,Cheshire,is as theLP charts are takeninto uncharitably enoughon spectrum. This, I believe we realproblem isthat getting onwith the business of "preached hkoe listening figures don't reallyre- playing music. Must they sing with being account." do." deej Pt Fourteen -year -old S. Hurr, its first birthday for flectthepublic'spreferences," and make stupid noiseswhen a byplastic point of - What, we asked, do readers manyothers,makestheere Dagenham,Essex,makes the think? And you have certainly says M.Micelle!,ofPreston, recordis playing? bad " failingmiserablyto Lancs." IlistentoBreakfast He adds: "Another large part bouttheextremenly point thatthe same deejaysare letus know. The lettershave which makesitimpos- at the same accept the challenge of Special for the time checksso ofthe blame mustlieatthe ceptiona One mthef featured time poured in, each, it seems, with if sible to getRadio virtuallyeveryday."Surely," anentirelydifferentgripeor Mr Blackburnwassacked feet of the planners. Don'tthey many parts o providinga bright and and a speakingclocksubsti- know that 80 per centof the evening in he (or W itshe)says. "Radio viewof Radio One. Hereare change the deejays a selection of the points raised. tuted I wouldn't notice." potential audienceisnotable Britain. of One could lively service foryoung Nicholas Pearson, Hatfield, roundeverythreeweeks "The BBC has two stations tolisten between 9 am and 6 have apointwhen at people." pin.The publicis Herts, may least." (Radio One and Two) for play- " RadioOne hasfailed ing modern music." writes EGOS able able tolisten between 6 he says: radio sta- pm and midnight-andit doesn't becauseitisnot a EdwardTopping,ofWatford. the pirateswere,,but IDEA SPECTRUM " Why do they notusethem as Individual deejays come in for get the music then." tion, as TriciaEteavan,ofBristol6, collectionof two stations? Most of the time a lotof stick. " Thegreater part aProgramrnpopstat' ton 1 -II:- theyare putting the same pro- ofthe blameliesatthefeet saysshe onlylistensto John absenceof Keith Evans, of Bexley, Kral, Lastweek,Radio One Kind tween'7.30 pmandmidnight In gramme on each. If one station of the deejays," complains David Peel,Mike Raven and My mostp comes upwith arevolutionary chief Robin Scott answered was used for' chart' records Eagle, of Billesley, Birmingham. OfFolk." Why?" sheasks. especially bad as " Why not do are homefromwork orsoolcheople idea. He says: the charges and concluded: and light music, together with "They are-with the exceptions " Because they treat their withall formal pro- human then away " Our objectiveisto pre- things like The Dales, this would of John Peel and Kenny Everett listenersasintelligent likeMartin grammeboundaries and make leave the other free notalotofmindless " Iwouldnot, serve a good for more -a bunch of jabbering halfwits beings, live Radio One an exciting mrttery balance serious music -jazz,blues, avant who are more concerned with morons." Young,liketosee more throughout the wholepop garde pop,etc." Roderick Marks, of Maccles- programmes The standardof tourwithcreativemusicians, promoting their own egos than drama, poetry anddiscus. sins." 7-04fte:3.11114.14MV031111.1111111 Colin Underwood, of North Acton, London,sees a sinisterconspiracy: "1 wouldn'tblameallRadio One deejays for the rubbish TENYEARS they put out as' Auntie,' like' Big Brother,' is watch- THE COUSINS MAKE ing their every move. Once. good deejays are now BBC AFTER robots." JonBaldry,ofEltham, London,SE9, is one of A CHART ENTRY POP FACT -FINDER Robin Scott's sympathisers " It Is easy tocriticise " SINGLESseem to be taking much longer to happen Radio One. Finding a better -r EANFT EYR,E A ef I. eS. formula is marginally more now. A typical example of a " sleeper " is " Only One difficult," hesays IWoman," by the Marbles, which hit the MM Top rently on their He goeson. "The old Thirty last week after second tour of the some five or six weeks. Not States, are one of Light Programme scored MARBLES: soaring, soulfulsong thatit doesn't deserve to. This soaring, soulfulsong the bestand most when,asinmost editions isoneofthebest progressive, or the OfSaturdayClub,itpre- thingstomakethe gro t mrge sented good artists playing BY TONY WILSON outoftheblues theirownmusic,live- chart in recent scene. They are ratherthanstudio musi- alsooneof John months. cians trying tomassacrethe aBIG the Bee Gees isonithatis Gee'sMarquee Want It would be easy to mis- worrying the Marbles. " dic 0 ver I els: already- bad material found They taketheMarblesfor a are hopingthattheydon't Formeds intheTop Tunes dung- colouredgroup but In get stuck with the Bee Gees 1967, inLondon, heap. Radio One scores tag for too long. I. record truth they are two young when comparatively un- men, both 20 years old and Says Trevor " We definite- want to developour lien'fl-rbiiis^74lieldLeedset affected deejays play good cousins, from Skegness, lcene. We don't want together in various TEN YEARSAFTER popandblues,which is Lincolnshire. By name, any- body to do It forus. Black, Eddie found almost solely on collection/ Trevor Gordon a n d "It'sgreatthe ygen'aursP'beffo°r% G n rne z, helpthe farming'b'u'T"YeAn LPs. Richard Davis a nidnfiC.hena e.rlei Graham Bonnet. Bee Gees have givenus but with drummerRic LeeInn Haden e, " Ifallthebackground It'sso easy with Says Trevor, - We used to we want to stand on ourown relation to Alvin) and as ,,,L at pyre:imp:es, . music-from Mantovani M play together whenwe were merits." organist ChicChurchill. U., the KEITH PROWSE twelve,youknits,Everley Theboys at one time Alvin Lee, 23, comes also from 22, the Bee Gees-could be sent Brothers stuff, Neil Sedaka, thought that "Woman" from Nottingham Mansfield,began to Radio Two in company was and was his professional Elvis Presley," goingtobejustanother exposed to theblues music with Joe Johnny BUDGET PLAN! at an career in1964 Loss, In 1961 Trevor wentto single that never made it but earlyage,his parentsbe- as amem- Howard Nod. Yes, this is the easiest ing blues bet ofalocal and the and most Australia and continubd his fortunatelythat wasn't the record collectors. Mansfields, group, the Radio One would have a sensibleway to buy records yet music career including com- way is was to he. Alvinmet Big BillBrooney playing with thema yearbefore Chance of developing a per Nowyou can build the kind of collection all pering a children's television We didn't thinkanything when hewas 12 yearsold moving your friends will envy of it," recalls Graham. and to Londonwherehe WITHOUT BIG show. He cut his first record "We inspiredhimto up met CAPITAL OUTLAY. at 14. said, That'sit,that's takeuthisp the guitar withAlvinand JohnHone,ofLondon, the and at whileworking Leo Here's theplan InAustralia he met and Marbles.'" 13 hewasplayingwith on sessions. W12, sumsupthe viewsof worked withthe Bee Gees The lead singer his father, JoeMorello,Buddy We supplyany records ofyour choice (any artist- anylabel) by on the se- mother and and Rich, a number of writers with. and they became firm friends. cordisTrevor whosevoice sister In a Louie Benson post,straight fromthe semi -proles- narned are " Why do Ilisten toRadio manufacturers,From Pops toClassics, Meanwhile Graham was also is powerful that hestands sionalcountry, andwestern as influences. Singles, EPs,11'sand Tape Chic One? Whatelse is thereto Musicassettes. And they're allguoron- working wish his own group about 15 feet from themicro- group playingat localcon- Churchill,youngest around the club and cabaret phones, " because of ceritiseaionidnecdluabsl..0.1 of thegroup listento?" teed factory fresh and unplayed.Conyou be my classical at 21,studied -",'J circuits. optratic-type singing. I piano sure of that with ia shop -bought record? sing group years, foreight "JohnPeel'sTop Gear At the end of 1967 a letter from my stomachnotmy calledtheJailBreakers, workedas an office and Pete Drummond's Mid' Look from Graham brought Devoe throat. Barre Gihb kent playingrock clerkforIwo say- and roll,and then yearsand day Spinare theonly two Just decide how muchyou wish to spend each back hometoBritainand ing 'Go back,go back.'" subsequentlyworked joinedthe with road groupas programmes I listen joining forces again they net The boys think theirnext differentbands manager. really month and multiplyit by ten. Youcon order until he such He was hack aboutmaking a namefor single to followtinthe met Leo in195ff a had" to-therestisjust records to that valueimmediately I suc- Leowas group roadie "the themselves as a duo. cessof "only OneWoman" workingwith theAtomites, thoughtit ground music."writesC. fit For instancea payment of El a month Itwas at to be another Barry a group havehim saferto this noint that is Gihb fromnearbyMans- playingorgan for Sharpe,of St Albans,Herts, entitlesyou to E 10 worth of records, Trevorsoldpalsthe Bee composition with field, them.Chic a soul and Alvin joined IncludesJimmy Some readers criticise £1.10.0 entitles Geestook a helping hand. slant. them.Then Smith, Jimmy you to E15 worth, E2 he andLeo MeGrifl. RadioOne for notsoundins entitlesyou to £20 worth. Firstly, Barry GM came up The Marbles are alsobusy came to London Thelonious Monk with (heir name the Mob!, working on their timestrying three OscarPeterson and likethepirates - Get all the records first album for a lucky among his you want NOW by although Maurice Gihb sug- which will featuresome 13". break,the third influences. criticiseitbecause itdues completing the ing timework- The coupon below. gestedthe Peanuts and the Gees songs andsome soul as session grouphave A. S. Cooper, of London.. r Bee Geesmanager,Robert alter musicians two mads - sit standards. whichthey albums," Ten N12, says derlW,,1 formed that Pleme-rid rice foil details ofyour ringer Plan Stigwood, who now manages hey are planning lenYears After" Years II live After.Alvin's and " lindead," " playrecordsthatcow (O.nolahr. persoro over 18 regodent the Marbles, suggested, per- appearances for a laterdate influences include recordedlive 1/orlhn Ireland haps they Bill at hooks be as ' conlr . , I appropriately, the although willhave a Rroonzy, Kleek, described West tummy Train. Scotty Moore, Hampstead, they an trialrun when theegoto ChetAtkins,Luiz London,earlier and tellus NAME ThentheGibbBrother.: Irelandforballroom andCharlie Borth, and thisscar ' great," beautiful,''1'5' dates Byrd. madeinitiallyfor presented the Marbles with with Bluesology, es.Lcu Len Lyons Americanmarket, the tastic andalltheother ADDRESS song, and a hit, "Only One John Baldry and Porter musical began his single, andone Doll, careerintheBoy " Portable hyperboleThe policyseems Woman," backing group. Scouts,eventually all onthe People," to be With "Only One Woman," They hope eventually slog to progres- The label. one of playing KEITH to local Mansfield groupare tea PROWSE(DIRECT TRADING) the Start -Iles have the distinc- gel their own backinggroup groups and IDChris managed designedti.offend es LIMITED tion of brine the tiro singers teaming up Wright,who (Dept. MM129) together. " Whatwe want is withAlvinLee. his partner with as passible- grey.liot,,hui to get a Bre Goessone into like 24-year -old Terry Ellis. rnt 202 T0411,High sir... something oiano, bass, LeoclaimsScott La formed the music for grey'. L.. London, S W 17 the 111,mnotcone bythe churns,tenorand Charlie Faro, LIlls.Wright successful swan a, Gees, baritone MIngus, Elvis Agency people. The promised sax and twotrumpets:' Presley'searly are now and has turnedinto Butthisconnection with saysesTrevor bassistBill operatingthe Chrysalisorganisationnew duck." Mr Scott,is sisern,,IS'a to a hidingto11nOtaa MELODY MAKER, October19,19138-Page II Tremeloes upsetthe Bond Streetbusinessmen A GAGGLE of irate BondStreet business people burst into CBSrecording studios LAN oneafternoon last week withtheir hands MOODY BLUES: bigalbumsales firmly pressedover their ears.Inside the studioswerethe Tremeloes recording a new single. But why the panic? The Tremeloes aren't noted THEFIVE for ear-splitting freak -out explosions or sound. Not up tonow, that is. Tremeloes Alan Blaikley explained: " We were recordinga newsingle specially for America and WISE we were playing louder than we've ever played MEN before. It wasso loud, people from officesin the build- ingcame rushing in in the middle of atake shout- ing forus to stop." OFPOP Therewas a row and the group wereforced GIVEa hand to Five Vowingon a world-wide to stop recording until theadjacentoffices had Wise Men ofthe music scale,"says Mike. "Sales closed and their nine-to -five inhabitants had de- scene, who've come InAmericaparticularly parted for their semis bearing rare album are phenomenal. And in Surbiton. gifts that havecertainly they'regrowing here,too " We finished the record after the other offices with theincreuing sales paid off bigdividends of stereo had closed. It'sabig freak -out thing to discerninglisteners. equipment. "Salesofstereore- specially for America." And,incidentally,big cords are Thegroup are trying to dividends now un to to then, about 30 riercentin change their image inthe BY ALAN WALSH They'reMikePinder, Britain. In America, States. "Over there, we are Greene Edge, Ray stereo accountsfor GO regardedas a teenybopper per centofthealbum Thomas, JohnLodge and group, playing simple three "But we can't say what it JustinHayward.Collec- market. .1 think LPsare really chord music. isbecausesomeonewill tively known as the " Frankly, because we Moody Blues. better value thansingles. rush a cover job out Andpeoplearebuying havethisimage,because straight away," said Alan. The Moody Blues themmore because they our records like' Silence Is blued theirsuccess trail are fed un with thesame Golden' have beeninthe Back home, the group are on the single charts old sounds theyget on top ten, the college circuit cutting down on their ball- scene with..Go Now " singles. room dates and one-nighters and NightInWhile won't have anything to do .Albumsgive s a with us. becausetheyarefinding Satin." Both toppedthe chance to million in sales. experimentuwith thatotherpursuitsthan newideas.Andbuyers playing are claimingtheir But no.theVinodies realisethe,offer more time. TREMELOES: ' peoplecamerushing in' are concentrating more than just musicto dance MONEY and more on albums. And to.Theecansitdown Theirmusicpublishing haverung the bell here, andlisten- getassay company, Sid and Dick " We signed withabig cause we've done allright soon forthe Christmas make the top ten and we're too. atrio of musical ex- Music, and record produc- so far and we don't want to market. Their Days Of Future proration. agentoverthere,buthe tion for other people. amazed thatitlookslike Passed ' has already sold -People like the couldn'tcome up with one ruin things for ourselves." "It's a songbyKen going into the top three." "We arealso changing Alan and Len Hawkesare 132,000inAmerica, "In Beatles andtheStones bookingon the circuit we our act a bit. We're going Howard and Alan Blakely Search or The Lost have appreciated this.. want to play-the colleges, veryinterestedinrecord called ' Little Star' and we'll LITTLE Chord '- although only The Moody Bluesare where themoney is. tolumpallthehitsto- production andare soon to be using the Corona Kids reeentls not gether intoa medley and releasedinthe bugged with any "It has chokedus that producea Christmas record. and a 21 -piece orchestra." They thoughtitwas a Stales- has hit the problems of recreating start doing alotof more "JohnHughes,thefloor The Tremeloes' latest 100,000 mark, and is their studios ound "live." we can't play the same sort pleasant littlesong, nothing complicated things. manager from Top Of The hit," My LittleLady,"is more. rimilarlya Ton Ten LP "We'reverysuccess- of places thatthe Cream " You get fedup doing the Pops, asked usa few weeks der inBritain, whereit ful on stave," adds Mike. and Jimi Hendrix do,be- therecordthatsurprised A fortnight ago we same,fairlysimple things ago if we'd like to makea them has sold over 35,000. " We metvery near to our cause the money that's to be all the time, though we've all. " We never weren't sure it'deven be a Not thattheMoodier recorded sound." made there is unbelievable. recordwithchildren. We thought of itas a huge hit. hit. But itis and naturally, have turnedtheir backs They're so involved got to be a bit careful be saidyes, and we're doing it We thoughtit'dperhaps we're chuffed." on singles. Their latest Is withtheirmusicalap- " We told the agents to ' Voices In The Sky." proach these days, in fact, tellthe collegesthat we But the sights areset Nat theyarenoteven would doa different sort of nn tho album market, for concerned that they prob- act, but it wasn't any use. this.think the Moody ably passeduo chance Blues,is where the way to make a single that has KEYSTO\E to nrogress lies. nowhitNo. I inthe HIT (in association with Roy SilverEh Gregory Smith) We wanted to red out chart. Towit: "Those of the singles rat -race," Were The Days." PRESENT playing sassMike Pinder." We We were "So we've got to geta didn't want to record second on thebillwith reallyfreaky,complicated singles we didn't believe the Beatles on their last record out over there in. tourofBritain,"recalls -to This didn't applyto Mike. show them we can do it- Go Now.' At the time we "Paul came intoour and follow it up with some recorded it - three years dressing -room and showed promotion work and try to ago - itwasn't a com- usthisson,. Weliked make it a hit. Then, maybe, mercial song in the com- it-but never got around well get some bookings in mercial sense. to recording it." the colleges." "Rut wewanted to A trifle lucky, perhaps, The record,which may write down our ownstuff forMissMaryHopkin Blues be released here as a single and develop more." Hence that the Moods if it'san American hit, is a theMoodies'concentra- didn't jump In first when tion nn the album scene. they had the chance' - remake of a record that has " The album marketis LAURIE HENSHAW. already been released

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soboring here,Ishall althoughtoursarejustas tobet backto bad the otherway. TS11 be glad " With tours there's too much London, I'm never going to travelling around. I'm look- do anothersummer sea- ingfor a happy medium son," said a browned -off that would suit me." Don Partridge. So now Don returnsto Lon- Ile was speakingfrom Black- don - but watch out. pool last week onthe pen- "When I come back down ultimatenightofhisfirst I'm planning to smashthem %UMW,Se.071. all down," he w arned. "Threemonths is a longtime "Those Ican't get al verb- to spendin one place you ally,I'llsliceun andI'll don't want to be.The whole blow un Parliament. That's thing is a bit weird. Every- theway I feelat with THE NATIONAL body was trying to convince the moment-but I'll prob- CONCERTORCHESTRA me mthewas I should ably betootired.ButI'll PARTRIDGE: no success smash think I eitherendedup someone beforethe WITH HIS making inernies orconvinc- year's out. GUEST STARS ing them." third, "Top Man," written "The trouble Is,I don't know The ex-busker has already for him by the Maitland and who my friend Is. and who THE BONZO gained a reputa lion for Kerrteamthatwrotehis my enemy is." DOGDOO DAHBAND slagging hie audiences if he second hitsingle,"Blue Steering Ikonaway from this has a mend lo- Eyes'-. dangerouscourse,thetalk use were the holidaymakers ItfeaturesDon's newelec- turnedtothe future. JOE COCKER PETER as an audience?.0h, they tronic one .man band sound. "What I'mmore Interested In SARSTEDT were justfamily audiences," Was Don hoping for a third is producinga one-man last- replied Don. " The reaction hit after "Rosie " and ing an hour anda half with THE ROYAL was mild contrinne 1 BlueEyes '? lethoping abasisof a bit 01 music ALBERT HALL couldnd be bothered_Idid but not allthat much," he and some comedy. Manager FRANK J. MUNDY whatIleftlike dohse and ansvvaced. Somethingonthelinesof then went off Donik sounding pretty fed- Victor Borge." 7.30p.m. WEDNESDAYOCTOBER woththe non business. 30th I had IIminutestofill Which sounds Infinitelymore Tickets: 105/-(Dinner in I wasn't success.. .1 wouldn't be cheesed off peaceful than Don'sthreat Jacket)63,- 42,-21/-15/- Don now tam promot with the pop businessitI to do somebody.- TONY from the RoyalAlbert 10/6 work for lits new single, his wasn'tstuckinone place Hall Box Office(KENsington WILSON. bUsual Agents. 8212) NEWPOPALBUMS

HWh.its" the late roues and early THEWHO:"Direct SixtiesRecord 1,towelt a, (Track). The havingsuch Golden Goodies BY remain oneofBritaidnIskomdosot asFrankieLy man andthe BB=R:i tdimi POPSINGLES and Teenagers'" Goody, Goody" oriinal newin groups.Until their do and " ItlyBitty Pretty One we canmake Chantels' " I'm co. Cimes en, ofpre- withthiscollection fessin'," " Crying In The thatinclude" I'm..A by Sonny Tel vloushits ,: I Chapel" and Boy," "PicturesOf Lily theOrioles and" Glory Of Hp the Angels. also CanSeedgo.r.DMoiEleks.," Love" by has Th"e songsPY someMouldy Oldies likethe Jackiilnd and the terrible " Beep Beep " by the ..asa fresh asever thathighly and Jimmy performanceshave Playmates stamp. Rodger? Oh, Oh I'm Falling individual In LoveAgain" and "Kisses BURNETTE: SweeterThan Wine." Record The long over JOHNNY(Sunset).Burn- of the two wait is 2 is the better with "Dreamin" 1. ofyesterday kc somegreattrackslike ettehits Six- the You're Regents'" Barbara -Ann,"" "Drearnin',- and "Big BigWorld Levin'," teenen budget - need Your by Don includedonthis andDee DeeFord,Wilbur are ithas at priceset.Muchof Harris' " KansasCity," Frank. airabout. faintlyold-fashioned ieLymon's" Why Do Fools youfancy bit In Love" and " I'm Not itbutif try. Fall rocknostalgiagive it a A JuvenileDelinquent" (both " Sayo- fine periodpieces), the Essex MARTINDENNY: with Said Gentlecock- "Easier Than and it'sJimi's best nem.(Sunset). Done," Buster Brown's with vibes,rhythm tail piano, birdwhistles on " Fanny Mae" and threegood along tune. andoccasional tracks by Joey Dee and the HENDRIX EX- late-nightlistening Theresult is justweird ase for Starlighters, " Peppermint JIMIPERIENCE: " All that includes Paradise. I," enough to make it. It'sall Valentine"and TwistPart "Shout Part "My Funny 1 AlongTheWatch- and d "Hot Pastrami With t ow er" (Track). very goodnatured " Tenderly." Mashed Potatoes." Both hummable. albums areexcellent value for NANCYWILSON:"Easy" We'vewaitedlong justhas money, particularly the GRANNY'SINTENTIONS: (Capitol).Thisgirl enoughfor a new toomuch talent -just listen second. Hendrix single but it "Never An Everyday to therelaxed, easy wayshe Thing" (Derain). Hard to makes the most difficult THE DOORS: " Waiting For wasworthit.This, thinking simple.She understandthe phrasingsou. little- The Sun"(Elektra). Another for my money, is his behind this. sings elevenfine, and powerful set from the Doors. ballads backed by best yet. Itallsounds sofamiliar, known, Ray Manzarek (organ), Robbie smooth strings and some Krieger (gtr) and John Dens. It's a song and, right down to those brass excellent trumpetthat sounds though Jimioccasionally Edison. A more(drms)back upJim cliches. It does have what alittlelike Harry Morrison's strong vocal work. seemstohave a little beautiful albumthat includes the deejays might call a of Jobirn's Includedonthis albumare trouble timing the hit sound and the vocal delightful versions twosingles, "The Unknown "How insensitive" and their to the hacking, there are performance is competent " Wave," Bricusse's" When 1 Soldier" and latest, " Hello,ILove You." Manse- great dollops of enough, but it sounds like Look In Your Eyes"and Don Black's " Walk Away." rek's organ dominates most of magnificent Hendrix a thousand other releases. the backing although Krieger's guitar. SOLOMON BURKE: "I guitar highlights the In- If this isn't a hit I'll buy up Wish IKnew' (Atlantic). strumental work with thought- all the Mary Hopkin MERRY Soul may be gettingunfashion. ful phrasing. Densmore under- records and use them for able in the singles chart, but pinsthewholethingwith its soliddrumwork.Morrison a bonfire on Hampstead NEW YORK PUBLIC LI- the best of practitioners BRARY: "Love Me Two sella lotof albums. Burke injectsintensityintotracks Heath on November 5. deserves to sell a stack of this such as "Not To Touch The Times" (MCA). A Doors one with nice, bouncing Earth" and the lengthy "Five song and the performance versionsofsongslike" I To One,"white the easy DEPTH sounds a bitDoors-ish Wish I Knew," "Get Out Of paced "Love Street" provides too. My Life Woman," "Meet Me contrast."Summer's Almost In Church" and" What'd I Gone" and "Yes, The River BLUE CHEER:"Feathers Nice though-it sounds as Say." Knows" are slow and moody From Your Tree" though they believe what with " Wintertime Love" (Philips). Blue Cheer they are doing. JOE LOSS: "Latin A La being given a three-four beat A big, rolling beat helps it Less"(ColumbiaStudio 2 The two unusual tracks, and should beinour midst H EN DR IX: great dollops of magnificent guitar Stereo). Typical danceable perhaps the most compelling about now with the along and I wouldn't music from the Loss Orches- on the album, are "Spanish reputationofbeingthe mind seeing thisinthe tra,thistime with a Latin Caravan,"aflamenco styled here to plug it,itcould roof witharusty andthisisnice, chart at all. flavour in recorded in impre number and "My Wild Love." loudest group in the slvsluestereo. well beahit. thispunchesyouright Tracksinclude world. though I'm notsure the THE TAGES: "Wheels.' "A Man Without betweenthe with "Halcyon Fortunately, by the wonders STEVE MILLER BAND: eyes double -tracking on her Days" (MGM). A Swed- Love," "Joanna "and "Te- RAY KING SOUL BAND: chanted vocals, traffic voicereally quila:'" of modern science,Ican "Living In The US.A." addsany- "Live At The Playboy Club" noises, organ chords, the ish group with a sort of (Direction). Nothing new here turn the player down to (Capitol). Amazing what thing.The arrangement Herman's MOTOWN lot. helps and retains a folky Hermitsbon- MEMORIES butit'ssoul with ahealthy a comfortable number of you can do with two or homie and touch of the Vol 2" (TamlaMotown). Who soundandbigbeat.Nicely Ilikeit and it'sjust right feel. said Motownallsoundsthe decibels and discover they three old blues riffs. Sgt Pepper's aboutsome same? Not playedtoo,butsongslike for discotheques who Not sure about chart poten- on this,itdoesn't. Respect," On make pleasantlyundisci- of the background writ- Here we "Knock want to ease on to the tial,butIfind have a set of Wood " and " I'm A Man . are plined music. itmost ing. lesser -known,and mainly fas- blues thing. listening. nearing retirement, for a Anicearrangrnentofa pleasant Ithas the cinating, tracksfrom suchas RUSTY sort of instant Barret Strong, while at least. The recording group original.itbuilds appeal which Marvelettes, is occasionally alittle muzzy FRANCOISE HARDY: could take ShortyLong,KimWeston, and off balance up the excitement Backed bya heavy off -beat offif pluggedenough by Eddie Holland, but they do "Loving You" (United SIMPLE Barbara build a fairdegreeofex- throughsheerdepthof fromwhatsoundslike Artists).Cor,hasn'tit Robin Scott's merry McNair, R.DeanTaylor and citement. a ART MOVEMENT: "Loving Carolyn Crawfordas well sound. With Blue Cheer somebodyhitting tin gone quiet. puppets. items as Touch" (Decca). The from the Supremes, IAN STEWART: "A Medley Mademoiselle Hardyisno name holds horrifying QUICK FLASHES:Smokey Mary Wells end Martha Of Musical Shows" (Dee.). vocal she Reeves.A must for gymnastbut dangers for careless Robinson andtheMir- Motown Whoever buysthistypeof collectors. album, manages to convey large deejays, but' Idn't think aclesare about twoyears itisn't anybody who helpings of rather forlorn PRETTY noticed too muchof what was they will be troubledtoo toolatewith"Special FORME: "Soul happening sex withthatbreathy, Drums" (CBSDirection). topopularmusic 11071 AWN' *SINGLES: much. Occasion " (Tamla nard Lee Ber- over the past ten years. monotonous voice. "Pretty'Purdieis An ordinary song,reason- Motown). a sessiondrumrner Tunes,some schmaltzy, some I he troubleisthesongis who has decidedly jolly, such ably well performed and, JerryButler shouldbea etiParently workedwith from nNoidtad h shows nothing and the arrange- sibles as as " TheSoundOf yetagain, an arranger chart regular buthe has James Broeven,nc Music," ment,apartfromsome mone and Brook "The Dancing getting over -clever - missed withbettermate- Benton.Now he's Years,""HelloDolly."and neatguitar,isjusttoo his beeng' e . this would have sounded rial than "SendA Tele- ownalbum which Girl "starringMr #11 sickly. predictably, "'in SteCharliewart's piano. Charlie Kunz NOM Mg much better with gram" (Mercury) a a nice, so he'll vehicle far I would am surprisedtosee it simple treatment. have to wait drumsolosat various havebeenproudof to a while yet. on eachtrack which,points him. tookfourofthem you unless a brilliant number from the write that song. SHARON TANDY: "Hold area drumaddict some kindof musical or BILLANDERSON & JAN fabulous- On"(Atlantic). Here's SOUL ist,it becomes ma o h HOWARD: "ForLoving You" another singer who withall thosea bit ofdragasn (MCA).SmoothC&W, com- intosome solos breakin: plete with Paris STOMP should have hada string Favourites ofthe Northern quitepassable oo-ooing choir, CLEO LA/NE of hits by now. varietyclubs, Root session blowing. soul whichcombines quite unusu- SPRINGFIELD PARK: and allysickening ToN7 GO LOVE,DON'T GO. This time, however, she is Jenny Jacksonhave been sentimentality "Never An Everyday THE MOON: " Without -the titletrack must be the TF977 called Britain's Sky"(Liberty). most gauseating in Thing" (CBS). Thegroup almost completely Ike & Plea recording swamped by heavy Tina Turner.They many a year with some wasformedbySidney get a feature bright - guitars and drums. And nicesoul thing Of this otherwisemin country -type songs. goingon kiln000tnnyd.er Bacon andJohnCokell osr4inoigndianrgy alibultal7fetromhatr.e Included are: " Above And could" Hold On "really "Lean OnMe" (Beacon), Beyond."" I whoinvenedtheLove but stands the tracks Thank God For excitingnew blues sound be a hit right now? itsan unfashionable outfeorspecial You."" BornTo Be With Affair and the whole anditall You " Noun from- Back to the drawing board, sound chartwise.Pityl addsupmentionnice and " I Love You thinghasa very Love A passing try thatdoesn't mpakteoite Because." folks, and come up with mouse seemsto Affair sound aboutit- have taken even the tune sounds like the right material for the a bite out of eTCHAMBERS BROTHERS: BOBBYVEE (Sunset). Odd HARSHREALITY Cleo Lalne's howold-fashionedmost of a compendiumoftheir talented Miss Tandy. "Don'tGo DIrenctlo 'TOBACCO Love, Te. Initially}feeCome"the thissounds.Cooingstrings \-2 ASH SUNDAY' singles. Don't Go"(Fon- Brothers, C(hCaamS- and voices 8F1710 tana). The Lester Willie,George, provide the back- The leadsinger sounds a rest of itis a andJoe,with ings forBobby's vibrato -laden prettyballad, rummerBrian white voice. littleuncertainat the CORN beautifully Kee. Heextracts every ounce sung of a homefor themseklovoens:madet of sentimentfrom thelyrics beginning of each chorus course andjust the of such JUDI RYLAND: "YouAin't right forthose late songs as "Sincerely,.: and there is such an night " MoreThan I Can Say. fromCzechoslovakia, Got The Right"(Rim). shows. t.,.,Amakfeeerriicanoodfolkbluok oriented a huton "SweetLittleSixteen "and army of sessionmen label Ethoegy this New and new I Galeorieo album sentimentalsong by- suppose Chuck _intoa "The GirlCan't Help It." stompingabout behind singer. Berry Good soul slanted couldbeinfor vocaland harmony him It'sdifficultto pass I suppose you could a new FATSDOMINO: "Storni.'" p 9 call it lease oflife at excitemenet°4n (Sunset). WALLY an opinion on the rest of garde the R&B buniuldmbeursn Typical Domino Or, STOTT avant cornwith end of the as such formances " All thegroup. bluesthing. If Curtiseay_keld's" People of songs like what soundslike a eu- so, "St Louis GetReady ByMyself," "BeMyGuest." J Still,ifLove Affair didit, To Frisco" night InTheMid- CHORALE phonium oorn-pahing Ho "AlongTheNavajoTrail,' why shouldn'tSpringfield (Mercury)ispretty good "Teenage 'WE WILL under ajollylittlesing. Berry. Love." The formula MEETAGAIN' a pt own"a may be unchanged butFats Park have hit? ndt heo''tile(le'irnboa°pIr 817/12 p seetrlPicketi remainsone of thegrooviest DEENA WEBSTER: It;' singersinhis idiom Leave "Please Scarborough Fair " very Me"andthe CHRIS WELCH gondtitletrack. GLORIA LYNNE: "I Wish RELEASEDATEOCTOBER (Parlophone)." Tradarr. willbeback wortha listen Well You Love"(Sunset). Thisis 18th Simon -Garfunkel" quite an i_xperienceGloria ho5 ASHFOR at says ... VARIOUS THEMNOW I on the label, whichisn't a . PERFORMERS: a beautiful voiceandtelexed, GoldenGoodies" jazzy style, a bad start (Roulette Nos1 & 2 tremendous r reviewing /Major sense of phrasing andaSOUnil I pop singles These ) liked MissWebster's last next two budget all of herown. She loo sings week albums °or'. superb containsixten songs like " Little Girl -WM apieceof recordingserna'deninePrricekn Blue," "ForAll We Know," "I Wish YouLove" MFI MAKFR, Ih tons,In.iwo- ritr THE BLUESBritishstyle

BOB DAWBARNCONCLUDESTHIS GREAT MELODY MAKERFEATURE WITH A CLOSERLOOK ATWHO'S WHOINTODAY'S BRITISHBLUES SCENE

LEFT TO RIGHT Gordon Smith/ Dave Kelly/Doc- tor K / Christine Perfect/to -Ann Kelly/DusterBen- nest/Mike Cooper

there isonedominating figureonThe IF current British Bluesscenethen it must be John Mayall. And anyway Mayall must takeagood share of the credit for the rising popularity of blues today. althappening- Amanutterly dedicated to his music he organised, a year or soback,aBlues Crusade which had his fans bombarding journalists and promoters with demands formore ofMayall. nstyle Schooling

The man is as forceful as\ his music and, at 34,he has seen more oflife than most - including18 months in Korea with the Royal Engineers. Born inMacclesfiel dhe formedablues group, the John Mayall PowerhouseFour while at Manchester's Regional Collegeof Arts in1956. Nobody really wanted to know. Then in1963 he formed the Blues Syndicate and was persuadedby Alexis Korner to leave Manchester forLondon where he formed the Blues Breakers. Myall's Blues Breakers Green, Aynsley Dunbar, haveprovided the basic JohnMcVie,JackBruce schoolingforwhatreads and many more. like a Who's Who of British He sets an exacting Blues his sidemen have standard for his musicians included- Eric Ctapton, Peter and for himself. Only a -remarkable character would have disbandedthe group 1111MNJW which made the "Bare Wires" LP because "I was just one of seven joining in a blowingsession.Itpro- duced some exciting things butitwas nearer tojazz If you wear jeans. wear Jeanboots. In thanblues."Maya!l has returned [oak more basic Blue, Beige or Black Leather, and Sand formula wifIrMick Taylor or Golden Suede. (gtr), Steve Thompson (bass BibTALKERS gtr) and Colin Allen (des). If Mayall is probably the strongest internalinfluence on BritishBlues, then Peter the quietonesby denson. Green's Fleetwood Macis the hest known to the The big new fun idea in leisure. In Olive Suede, Sand public. The group features Suede and Flamed Black. no lessthanthreelead "BULLEN guitars-Green, Jeremy spencerand Danny Kirwen STREET -along with John McVie (bass gtr) andMick Fleet- BLUES" wood (des). BRUNNING SUNFLOWER Rave BLUESBAND "1 took upguitar whenI tempo FID 2118 wasabouteleven,inthe Tuned right for the modern Peter. "It skittle era," says look. In Black Grain and cost me aboutC2 103 andI used to playthe Shadows' Antiqued Brown. tunes." Helatertookup bass and, on that in- strument.first playedblues with a groupcalledthe Muskrats. "Actually I was first conscious ofthe blues when Iheard a MuddyWaters 78 when I wasabout 14,"he says."And I'dalways liked things likeHumphrey Lyt- 10/-SAGAIFID tenon's 'Bad Penny Blues.'" arknnITN,7817, Peter is theleast dogmat- icof hluesmenand is quite happy thatpeople come to seethe group because" we raveitup." 'Asked about Records Limited influences, hesaid. "Robert A cunning,lazyway to look Saga Associated and 326 Noose! RoadLondon W10 Johnson, Elmore James great in boots. InBlack leather ftB. King wereInfluences. butnot now.The Beatles or Black Suede. aretheonlyinfluence on me now" The Denson range of fashion shoes is in town now. A great range of fabulousstyles at prices BRUNNING Oneofthefewblues from as little as 49/11 to 79/11, groups toachieve Pop 30 SUNFLOWER success is the Chicken Shack-Stan Webb(gtr, Sole Iteprmentotivm Christine Perfect FASHION SHOES CLAYMAN AGENCY vets). denson FOR MEN. //8 Aldaara High 51., E (pnovets). Andy Stivester Write for name of your nearest stockist to Denson Footwear, 42-44 KingslandRd, London, E.2. 01-2E7 6531 r ad 0p s 23 Pagr 4-MELODY MAKER, October19,196, BOBDAWBARNprobes THE BLIND DATE NEW /144the recordscene in . part two of Bee GeeMaurice Gibb

JOHN COLTRANE/DON CHERRY: "The B. KING: "The WomanILove" (Blue Blessing"fromthealbum "The B.Horizon). Avante Garde"(Aatlantic). Can I ask who thatis? B. B. King? Well,that's great. Nice. I'mnot a big blues fanreally Is SWING this meant for the THE A jazz group? but I like that very much. Idon't know any- chart? I find this verydull. If it's a try for onewho doesn't dig B. B.King. It's got a the charts, forget it. It swingsbut it's very great beat andreallyamarvellous blues difficult to understand,Ican't understand drive. I don't thinkit'll make the charts but it.I don't like this at all. It's veryuninter- I hope it does. It's notterribly well recorded esting to me and I've noidea at all who but then they don't bother toomuch with it is. the balance andthings on blues records. But It'sgot terrific drive. ISTO Fire" (Elalan), THE DOORS: "Light My YOUNG BLOOD: "Bang -Shang -A -Lang " (PR). version of this, Doors1 love the Jose Feliciano What's that called? Bang.Shang-A-Lang. Who's butIheard this version bythe Doors in New York and I don't like it.It's very loud it done by? Young Blood-it sounds bloody and the whole production is very messy.I old to me. They need a transfusion.I don't thinkthey're quite good...Jim Morrison's like records which over -commercialise. This ALBUMS very goodlooking, but Idon't like this ver- is determined to make you remember it, so sion of the song. The Felicianoversionis every second word is "Bang-Shang -A -Lang." Actually,I'veheard the American version HAS the popsingle hadit? Not yet, of course,but the emphasis is swing- better . . . a knockout. and it's nicer because it's not so simple and ing moreand moretowards albums. the harmonies are nice. One reasonfor thisis the popsplit I discussedlastweek between the tradi- progressive groups.The Progressives-or ,CAT STEVENS: "HereComes My Wife" tional and Underground groups (Deram). if you preferthe currentterminology-have builtup anaudience for ,UALCOLM ROBERTS: "May IHave The varied pop musicwhich Next Dream With You" (Major Minor), deeper, more cannot be displayedon a 4 -minute Cat Stevens. Yes.This guy's beautiful whenhe single. does some of those songsof his. This will I hate this kind of song. There are so many Today there are manygroupswho, despite theoccasional sally Into the be a hit but I don'tthink it'll be as big a hit TINY TIM: "Hello Hello" (Reprise). likeit.It'll get the plays-Jimmy Young Pop 30, areearning top moneyand drawing big audienceslargely on the as someof the things like" Mathew And will playitfor instance. It'snot Jimmy strength of theiralbums. The Doors, Cream, Fleetwood Mac, Tyranno- Son." It's very over-arranged. I'd like to have Young singingitisit? No. He'll probably (prefer the saurusRex, MothersOf Invention-theseare just a few examples. heard a lot more of hisvoice. singiton his programme.There are too things he doeswhen the arrangvnients aren't He's a terriblewhistler.He's the only guy many of this typeof ballad around-the Des " Things aredefinitely swinging towards LPs," agrees record producer But I think he writes some tremen- with long hair who looks like my brother, O'Connor type of thing. I think there should " I think it's a very good thing. In the past, for an oft to so messy. except Robin hasn't got abig nose-but I Steve Rowland. dous songs. I hope it's ahit for him though. be a lot less. I'm not against ballad singers. get awayit has meant doingsomething blatantly commercial forasingle. for some time. He's a very can soon arrangethat. Tiny Tim. Anyone Engelbert's all right and Tom Jones is great, lie hasn't had one I don't even recognise "Take an act like the good songwriter. could sing like that. butIdon't like ballads that are made just the song.It'satrocious.It'llget into the because that style is selling atthe moment. Herd. They feel they hit. It's hideous, charts but it won't be a big Ihateallthat. Imagine what'd happen if have alot more to really. At everyonerecorded thingsin" Hey Jude " offerthan commer- THE BACHELORS:"Turn Around, Look style. I'd like to have heard him try some- IMe" (Deeca). thing really different. ciality and want to express themselves The Bachelors?We recorded this songabout COM- to the public the way It didn't do a BIG BROTHERAND THE HOLDING six years agoin Australia. PANY: "Down On Me" (London). they are.The only bloody thingthen andIdon't thinkthis ATASTE OF HONEY: "Goody Goody Gum version will doanything today. We did a Drops" (Rim). way they can do this perfect take -offof the Bachelors on our ver- American? Terrible drummer. Terrible.Really is on an album. style, terrible. May I ask whothis is? Big Brother sion.I'll be honest.We copied their It's very well produced. Very short, isn't it? 1 And the rising album but no one at allwanted to know. Wecopied And The Holding Company.Well, they've don't think it's commercial enough, though the Bachelors. got an organ! Two of our group sawthem everyone . . the Beatles, they are trying to be with that repealing market has given a Itwastheonly way peoplewould even at the HollywoodBowl and they weren't bit that sticks in the mind. No, I don't like chance togroups like then. They had a good girl singer, listen to you. Thisislike listening to our- very good it.Isit American? It sounds like a take -off Janis Joplin, but she's left now.This is atro- TyrannosaurusRex, selves again. ButI think that 'shad oftheAssociationorthatotherthing, Fleetwood Mac, the this big ballad, religious-type ballads. They've cious and I hope it's not ahit here. British "Simon Says" by the 1910 Fruitgum Com- I being nasty had so many songslike it. No one wants to public, please note. Hey, am pany. Niceharmonies though, butIdon't Chicken Shack-in know any more. enough? thinkit'llbe a hit factall theblues groups andallthe Undergroundgroups SMITH: "The Duel" from the album -who would only JIMMY"The Incredible Jimmy Smith" (Blue Note), be able to showone smallaspect of their BEEGEES It's a groove organplayer butIdon't know musical personalities who itis.It's great for jazz lovers and for devotees of the organlike Brian Auger's within the limitations brother. We like melodies and I hate it when ofa single.It's the ajazz group takes a number with a great same for solo artists melody and mangles itso the melody is too. Tim Buckley unrecognisable.Itmakes the whole song and Tom HAVETWO seem like an ad-libjam, which to me,is Rush are what jazzis.Is this Jimmy Smith? Nice if examplesofartists youlikeit but 1 don't particularly. who sellfantastically wellon albums but mean littletothe singlemarket." BARRY YEARS MORE "Groupsand artists are do and get lives "One filmisallany group can fedup with being con- BARRY' (ABB, BeeGee brother and singer, it. And the westernfilm can be done P100-arweek penthouse away with finedto singles,"agrees in opulent luxury in a by only one Bee Gee."The Bee Gee Is Barry.And NEXT within the soundofSiPaul'sCathedral organ valuable experience on MarkEdwards,of Eye- MM's FleetStreet itwill provide him with and an easystroll from the which to base afuture acting career. mark, whomake both lunatic assylum. He thinks theBee Gees will carry onfor another \records andpop promo- He lives now ina mannerwhich he hopes to and then split up. Forthe time, they'll huge double - two years tionfilms." Thebusi- make permanent. Thepenthouse,a go onmaking singles, albumsand special appear. deep -pile carpets,isaclassic WEEK'S ness of singlesbecom- floored home with nces. example offilm star renaissance.Fitting, too, be- ing longer Barry GIbb Is cast- "Then Ithink we'll all go our own way.Colin is all part of aue it'sthe film world that That's not this." the moment. and Vince will getinto a blues thing, gcovetoussng eyes on at for me because it'sintelligent music andIprefer TIM Ormiston, The truth abouthismuchipublicised departure and Robin,I Promotion splitting to stay incommercial pop. Maurice -i--;::!.,3, ice., chief from the BeeGees isthat he won't be think, will go intofilms,too. They wanttoact of Rim Records, for two years,for contractual reasons.Buthe'll BLIND .."makes aswell." -19,,.. a further point: be laying thefoundations for a solo acting career Barry predicts, will die as a "I think long before then. So the Bee Gees, 1 i it will events- ahell of a group by1971. "But two yearsIs 0.- hesaamibeumhere long time-time todo a lot of things." possibility of -.iiiii.. as in the Stateswhere Barry doesn't eventhink about the Pa single is Lankyguy not enjoyingactingafterthefirsttaste."I've DATE: often just a wanted to goInto films for solong thatIjust t fort "The group are making their first film, LordKit- know enjoy it," he saysconfidently. chener's Lick Drummer Boys, later this yearIn approach to albums Barry'Is also investingIn properly elsewhere- A " Thheere hasaltered. An South Africa, but three orfour months after that back in Australia, tobe exact. I'm making solo film," he told me, dispensing "I have decidedto buy a motel atSurfers' 11, artistused to make a tea andCokeliberallywhilehishugewhite resort about 50 milesfrom single padded round lapping up liquid and Paradise, which is a LIONEL awnodu, lidfftahialotwt000pk all shaggy dog Brisbane. Theweathera there Isin the eighties gnawing at a bone. In year andItsa tremendousinvestment." Land The filmIsa Western, to oe filmedeitherin iscomparatively From thissun -bakedseasidevalhalla top to bottom,Chicken Shack, Mothers Hollywood or InNevada and Barry said he didn't cheap al presentand Barry Isgettingin on the of Intention, reallyknow much aboutIt. ground floor as anInvestment for life. FleetwoodMac. Theyareex- few Iplay a lanky guy witha gun, that's "In Australiaatthe moment thereare amplesofgroups who (hem "I know there ezrabigmoneydue in the studio and all. Idon't know the titleor the plot, just people and a veryrich country. Buying I.d T ghoul to album sales, rmdefinitely doing It now mustbe a good investmentfor the future." that back tolivein "I knowthat the Bee Gees can only makeone But he doesn'tthink he's go If they make more thanone, there's Australia.Infact,his eyes are fixedin another group swimming gin,fiancial danger. Thar. Beatles direction: towards aland of Cadillacs, adire about their third feature pools and Grauman'sChineseRestaurant.-A.W. NEXT WEEK:THEMUSICAL asssoapprehensive REVOLUTIONARIES MELODY MAKER.October 19,1968-Page15

I, TOMORROW

The singles chartis beginningto losesomeof its influence.That canonly be to thegood

orchestra playing ver- He getsa TopFive DirectorofI s la n d sions of hit songs record and can charge Records, also predicts you arenot trying -to three times the money abig increase in the sellthat orchestra as but he hasn't market for tapes over an act going the -changedas anartist. the next ten years. He rounds. They are also " Ibelieve the LP chart also believes that fineforreissues,but givesa much better records will be reduced Idon'tthinkitisa picture because albums in size-with 2 -inch or goodideafornew are a much more steady 3 -inch singles used as artists and material." commodity." previews for albums. Mark Edwards disagrees: " I think the prejudice Thisyear has also seen Another revolutionary against budget discs is thevirtualextinction prediction comes from JOSE FELICIANO going, largely because of the mono record. Mark Edwards : older buyers of Music For Pleasure " All LPsare compatible " People are becoming and similar labels now," says Mark Ed- far more interested in too.It would be per- whichhaveputout wards. " Actually that film-notsomucha bit fectly possible for very fine albums. The is oftena bit of a con of film to go with a people to show these basic problem remains - alotofso-called recordfor'IV,but films together with the one of reducing prices compatible albumsare something complete in recordintheirown of all records-and reallyjuststereo itself. homes." so much of the price is records. But I think it " I think films couldeven- Pop music,itseems,is Purchase Tax." isa good thing from tually be marketed with bustingoutallover. Tobesuccessfulwith everyone's point of records.Itis already Next weekwe will take cheap labels,says Tim view to only haveto happening toa small a look at some of the Ormiston,you need an produceone copy of a extentinFrance and musical revolutionaries enormousamountof record. therehavebeenex- and their views of Pop catalogue material. DavidBettridge,Sales periments in America, Tomorrow. " Long-established com- paniescan do it with stuff that has already paid itsway and can havespecialdepart- ments setup to deal with the particular THE SC_APirCFLGD problems ofdistribut- _ THERE ARE TWO SHOES TOT1 -1E EICAFPC11-13 ing and marketing MERE ARETWO SIDES TO T1-118RECORD budget discs," hesays. " But I don't think it is much ofa proposition for small independents. "Independentshave a further problem. Rim, for example,goes JIMMORRISON of the Doors-abig out through Philips AND album draw. Records. Obviously 'BUTTONSOF YOUR MIND' theremust be a prob- PARLCIPHONIE from those tracks you thatitwasn'tthe leminthatPhilips' R5734 select a single." teenyboppers whogave records haveto flog the Albumsobviouslycost the Herd their first hit establishedartistson more moneyto make, with ' From The Under- theirlabels.But,in three times the money world.' We dida re- fact,we are getting tre- but he hasn't search job and found mendousco-operation DEENA The StoneGraphics changed- as an artist. that it had been bought from them." TRAVELLERMAN chart mainly by people in the My WEBSTER Parlophone R5735 " Ibelieve the LP 18 to 26age bracket. own belief is that the but theprofit can be The teenyboppers singles chartis begin- Sings the hitsong SmokeyRobinson much larger than on ning to losesome of its from 'The Graduate' fa- TheMiracles singles. caughton to the Herd all-pervadinginfluence SPECIALOCCASION " Of course,thesingle after theywere in the in the pop business.I Tamla MotownTMG673 turnoverisquicker," chart. alsobelievethatcan SCARBOROUGHIsley Brothers saysSteveRowland. " Ithink itistrue that only beto the good. Parlophone " Onthe average you - the kids do makeup " Toget in the charta FAIR THIS OLDHEART OFMINE reckonitwillhave thelarge majority of record hasto sella lot R5738 Tamil° MotownTMG555 aboutaneight -week the singles market- ina shortperiodof run.An albumwill sell butthisisbecause time," pointsout Steve for ayear-and in the albums are too expen- Rowland. " Advance caseof a Sinatrafor sive for them." orderson a Dave Dee several years, long Is there then a big future singleareusually NOW.FROM after thenext oneis for budget albums- around 25,000.Itwill EMI out." Saga, for example, have getup to the Top Five Dosinglesandalbum recentlylaunched and sellaround 150,000 buyersfallintodif- albums at only lOs each or 160,000. ferent agegroups? and most of the com- " Buta record, likesome Says Steve:" That de- panies run at least one of the Tamlathings, for pendsratheronthe cheap series. The ex- example, can sell artist andthe song. All perts seem doubtful. around thesame num- SIIA% agegroupsbuythe " Putting a new artist out ber butover a much Beatles,Scott Walker on abudget label can longerperiodandso and theMama's And ruin his chances," not get intothe chart. Papa's. I thinkthe alleges Steve Rowland. " Thetroublehas been mumsand, dads have " Everything in this that unlessyou were EMI startedtobuy Dave business,asinmost in the chart you Dee singles,but that is others, depends on how couldn'tearn the really THE GREATESTRECORDING new.The older buyers you presentit.If you bigmoney. Take Leapy ORGANISATIONIN THE WORLD the Monkees, presentsomethingas Lee I've known don't buy - him Judy Clayand WilliamBell but theydo buy Jose cheap then the public foraround threeyears .,TE NUMBER5 Feliciano or Mason will regard it as cheap. and he hasalways been Carla Thomas Williams. " Budget labelsare fine a good cabaretartist WHEREDOI GO " Onecuriousthingis if you are recording an andnever out of work. ',on, the CwrentHo o Booker T.fr The M.G.'s ,1.3 SOULLIMBO

IAlI Records (TheGramophone CoLid jEIN I Houser. 20 ManchtslerSous, londun W1AIES 51111,01 MAKINielobrrIN.Iei. Tradetalk but has mains adapterit CliARcRI.(1)sSs, required. Controls arefitted founderET/MAR'otir) handle and Cress andTicker Ltd, died in the carrying retailsat 13 onSeptember 9.He served the machine ens. s a majorintheBritish Army inAfrica during the Pepe Rush, electronics rand becameEntertain- engineer son ofpre-war jazz Pat Hyde and ment OfficerforNorthern singer Command. He startedbusi- violinist PeterRush,has nessrelationshipswith the developed aportable two- German Democratic Re- deck discotheque for use by publicint953. travelling d-js. It has a cue- inmike,headphonesand 'S Jul Record many unique featuresand lJDOBELIShop have again pro- details ate available from made the sss tttchpiate greet- Rush Equipment Ltd, 7 VHOfittedtotheEpiphone ducedtheir popular I'D liketo know thedetails being playedby ingcards with illustrations Portland Mews, London, Jumbo guitar of the organ and GrahamNash, of theMollies, of jazzstarsin time for W1, by Keith Emer- Inthe Dallas Arbiter Ltd are to amplifier used in a photopublished Christmas. CostingIs each sonof the Nice. - Nils MM onJuneI,1968? - A. 11 Sponsor a United Kingdom or a setof forIts Midtsand,MIdtsawdan.Nor- Watertield,Bootle. (postage6d)theydepict branch of the National way. wasnude for Graham,to Duke, Brubeck, Louis, Association ofRudimental To get the true organ his 11. sper lftlatuns L, Garner, Coltrane, Miles, Drummers. 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The circuit forplayingjazz? - A. a Dallas Holster,Liverpool. also incorporates is a Fuzz -Face. My " tin -whistle" LET'S MAKE Arbiter - Selmer GoldSeal and I'm the MICHAEL GOMEZ., StGiles Musk Gentre, St GilesHigh last person toknow whatis Street, London, W.C.I. NICE suitable for playingjazz, but I lhat any the Matchbox label, was wQuid imagine plugintomyrecord-player, to accept a pick-up.Itis Pos- few weeks agoin Boehm systemconcertflute MUSIC Sovatt.in sibletouse a smallself. reviewed a a Spanishpillar with whichisan Ultra would he OK. If you're powered pre -amp, butin any the MM, butI've beenunable IHAVEsteel strings and I would thisso? - S.M.G.,Lanark- Mias learning. I suggestyoudo case,theundistortedoutput to obtainIt anywhere. - ANOTHER GREAT MM liketofita pick-un toR.I shire. B. 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JAZZ EXPO '68,the Newport Saturday (19)and continueatthe Band; Drum Workshop featuring featuring T -BoneWalker,John Festival in Britain, is dueto start Odeon, Hammersmith,from Sun- Ginger Johnson, Art Blakey, Elvin Lee Hooker, Jimmy Reed, Big Joe this weekend. Oncemore, Harold day until Saturday (26). Almost Jones, Max Roach and Sonny Mur- Williams, Curtis Jones and Eddie Davison and Jack Higginsof the every type of jazz, from the array ray;the History Of Soul featur- Taylor; Earl Hines All -Stars, New- Davison Agency and GeorgeWein, of big bands, Britishand American, ing Horace Silver's Quintet, the port All -Stars,Salena Jones and Newport organiser,havejoined to the controlled delicacy of Gary Muddy Waters Blues Band, Joe her Trombone Band, Trio forces to present in thiscountry Burton's fabulousquartet, will be Simon and the Stars of Faith; the and Alex Welsh and his band; ajazz bill larger andmore varied exhibited. The fulllist of artists Gary Burton Quartet, Red Norvo, Count Basic band and Stan anything than yet seen here. is: DaveBrubeck Quartet, Rendell- RonnieScottandthe Ba nd, Tracey's Big Band The Melody The eight days ofconcerts begin Carr Quintet;Dizzy Gillespie Big Michael Garrick Sextet; the Maker previews the festivalin a atLondon's Royal FestivalHallon Band, Mike WestbrookConcert American Folk BluesFestival four-pagespecial this week

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Seim W.C,2 JAZZPage18-MF1 ODY MAKER. ()cmber19,1908EXPO'GO rived (hear him on the new Folk ',titSpannsingle" Bloody THIS YEAR'S Murder"- Blue Honzon ismade FOLKBLUESFESTIVAL 47-31421 JeromeArnold is Blues Festival the brother of up mainlyoffamiliar singer, harmonies playerBilly faces. At the mosteth- BY DAVIDILLINGWORTH FuryArnold, and hasplayed is BigJoe bass -guitar with the great niclevel Howling Wolf hand, as well as Williams,theMissis- with Paul Butterfield sippi nine -stringguitar- Sixty -two -year -old Curtis ist, who madehis first Trnes thisyear'spianist, though it is not certain recordings over 30 whether he will RA the years agoand washere NewfaceEddie " house "pianistrole,proob- ably concentrating on hiswn with the 1963Festival. act with possible rhythm as- BigJoeremainsan sistance. Finally, a man who is original andexciting always poular-T-Bone country blues per- Wan., HIS last visit to the was theJazz former, unchangedby maysteal Britian with From The Philharmonic tour, trends-Delmark have ttnwhich he played with top just reissued his come- jazzmen Who obviously thought it beneath their back album (DL 60Z). dignity to accompany a blues - A younger man from man.On thisoccasion he John concert similar background is blues should Bad sympathetic sup- Lee Hooker, who came to port and as well as his guitar good set. He is a singerand havebeen issuedin U.K., Britain with the first Blues a playing (he is loosely the link harmonica player with a though four tracks are on between Lonnie Johnsonand Festivalbackin1962,as style,accen French Top Rankanthology peculiar lazy B.B.King) he may provide did T-bone Walker. Hooker tuated on record by the " BluesvilleChicago"(RIP the nothismost somepianoaccompaniments ismost impressivein boogierhythmofhisown 909) although as he did onthefirstBlues solo context,where the guitar, and Taylor's bass. famous number" Big Town BorninMississippiin1923 Playboy."Atpress -timethe Festival. often sinister voice finds a ofEddie's band for It should be an entertaining hard pillowinthe unique Eddie Taylor Isoneofthe lineup bill, and a safe financial bet, mostsolidbass -guitaristsin the Festival is WalterHorton, and electric thoueghonecouldwishfor unschooled a com- Jerome Arnoldand drummer thebluesbutalso freshfaces,likesay guitarstyle.Buthehas and a good J.C. (Jesse) Lewis." Shaky " mor petentguitarist or fitted in surprisingly well on but neglected down-home Horton was on the 1965Festi- Juke BoyBonner Magic more sophisticatedrecord- singer. He could he the star of val bill, where his harmonica Sam. Meanwhile one new ing sessions in Detroit, rang- theshowif he gets the style(akintothat face, Eddie Taylor, could ing from the usualsmall chance.None ofhisrecords Walter Jacobs) waswellittlere - provide thesurprise. blues hand to riffing saxes with the Vendettas provid- inga vocal background. DIZZY GILLESPIE On these concerts itis most likely that hewillperform solo, though it is to he hoped he may be joinedon atleast BY BOB DAWBARN one number by Jimmy Reed or Walter Horton on harmoni- ca and T -Bone Walkeror Curtis Jones onpiano,plus bass and drums. A good Big band be -hopper representativealbum isJoy 101 "I'm John Lee Hooker," withEddieTaylor onbass- THE MELODY MAKER filesarefull of gems guitaronmosttracksand from the past. Looking through the cuttings Jimmy Reed playing harmoni- ca on "Time Is Marching." to check a couple of dates I came across a Another men who recorded yellowing cutting-its author, date and extensively for the same Detroit labelas Hooker (the origin unfortunately not named-which in- now defunctVee-Jaycom- cluded the statement:" Dizzyisthe boy pany) isJimmy Reed, who who invented the be -bops,a now visited the U.K.on a club tour technique a few years ago. He has the spreading with great fanfare from Coast-to- reputation of being an erratic Coast, and his word is law." performer, but thediscipline Dizzy may not have invented "the oftheFestivalcontextand be -bops" BIG JOE WILLIAMS: unchanged by trends the presence of his old buddy single-handed, but hisroleinthe "New Music" Eddie Taylor should ensure a of the 1940s becamea dominating one as much be- cause of his character as because of therevolu- tionary nature of his music. And, as one who had been reared,jazzwise, among the big bands, it wasnot surprising that this showman- virtuoso should have beenthefirstto put a hop big band on the road. Dizzy,infact,hadreplacedhisearlyidol,, in the TeddyHill band in 1937 andthat year first visited Britain withHill. He later workedwith the 210MONO, orchestras of Mercer Ellington,, EllaFitz- gerald, Benny Carter,CharlieBarnet, LuckyMillinder and Earl Hines before,in194, starting to work with FOR smallgroups on New York's2nd Street. GILLESPIE:a treat *LOOK But the following year he was backinthebigband business, this time withBilly Eckstine, whose orchestrabe- came somethingof a hop breedingground. COLLET'SRECORD Dizzy left to front hisown SHOP THIS SIGN combo brieflyand then, early 70 NewOxford Street,London, W.C.1 in1945, formed thefirstof TelephoneMUSeum 3224 and the hop big bands.Itlasted a matter of months,buthe THAT'S reformed in 1946 andtookit WHEREIT'S AT! to Europe. Amongthesidemenwho FROM passed through thathistory- 1making orchestrawereMilt Jackson,Ray Brown, James JASS ANNE= Moody andCecilPayne - TO Moodywillprovide a link with those dayswhen he ASTRO takes the stand withthecur. INFINITYMUSIC NEW a SECONDHAND rent Gillespie line-upat Jazz IMPORTS .MACS Expo on October 20. POSTERS Somehow Dizzy managed itmeansbig-namejazz at only27/11 tokeep the1946bandto- getherforfouryears,des- pite endless financialproblems BARGAINSBARGAINSBARGAINS and some criticalhostility JAZZ-BLUES which seems remarkable JAZZ-BLUES when one listenstoday to the FOLKMUSIC recordings they made. all of & FOLK Bud Powell But the bandleaderin Dizzy wasn't to be stifled. DOBELL'S LATEST DELETIONLIST ask blues for With the RECORD NOW AVAILABLE Mexicangreen aidof Quincy Joneshere- Bouffemont formed in 1956and thiswas SHOPS lo SFJL 911 thefirstjazzorchestra to IS 8. 77CHARING undertake CROSS ROAD for an overseastour LONDON,W.C,2 BARRY'S SFJL 901 undertheauspices ofthe 437 4197 American StateDepartment. HAZE) RECORDRENDEZVOUS 437-5746IFOSENSIDESI RLACKERIABIS Except forastarringrole STREET these ina Norman Granz Jazz Moil Ordero Specroloy MANCHESTER,3 At SAEfor devils Tel.: Blackfrlar The Phil tour, Dizzymanaged ando hero copyal 6275 Brian Green Cleopatra's -once more againstdifficul- our monthlyIon bulletin The ties which wouldhave caused Yu. ord Spernilw first Display needle almost anyone elseto quit- pou.. wedor* sewers to keep the bigband together SFJL 912 SRA_ 915 until January.1958. Even then hewas not pre. big pared togive up the unequal rerew struggle againstthe economics Collin Bates trio of the jazzbusiness. He took releases! every opportunityto front an Brew orchestra-hisappearances al harloqutn Monterey Festival,where he RECORD SFJL 913 all stereo- unveiledthearrangements of SHOPS Lalo Sch iff ARE "WITHIT" FASTER rm. AND MOREOFTEN THANOTHER playablemono Dizzy RECORD withhis is SHOPS a treat for quintel Huge stocks any jazz fan. Dizzy in twenty broochesthroe -ghoul IMO soaring shovea wild, shouting Loh -nightopening London sat 35 Haymarket, big bandis somethingfor all Oxford S.W.I to treasure. Street Arcade(MorbioArch) JAZZEME1200'GO

saxophonist Surmanhas been AT LAST yeer'sJsu Exp.. isithitforeightofthose ye Landes, voices were THE BRITISHTEAM years. et them musI The band's programmewill consist of excerpts from wakes. Ws which lasts trr7rnall BYMAX JONES "Release," a work Bangs in ita entireityforrather lemdtlIr *kith musleism more than two hours. I understand the Expoexcerpts I.Motmet Proliaistonis will run for perhaps 40 .it-repieseined Th. 1,11 minutes. On Monday (21),the festi- val presentsDrum Workshop. cast Elvin A well -assorted ArtBlakey, featuring Jones, Max Roach, Sonny Intel laces on the Murray andGinger Johnson The last-namedwillprovide Oe espaming day.Sato.,(.. the non -American partof this (M),theRendell.t.arrQuin percussionmarathon. tatgetsthefestivalunder Britain According toJohnson. who h.titiolazorth,Initairmer halt to represent his leads the troupewith sn and others, we (alto,flute),AlanSkidmore talking drums -Well be reaturinri'a Garrick (ono). Trevor Toinkins ConcertBand formedto do (ban, shall have a lotto look atand couple new things,- Don inFebruary this (tor, flute).John Surman (des) and Dave Green (bass) " Realease" Miller (bees) and listento duringhis perform- Rendelltoldmethisweek After these twoopening year, is the ten -piece en- sop)Harry "tine is a composition by Ian, It opens the proceed- Alan Jackson (des). ance. shows (6.15 and 9 pm). Jazz iemble. Westbrook " We havesix dancersand she ether is mine" Expo moves over to the ngs onSunday (20). Like all the the itisbuilt around eight musicians, and The Quintetat London's Hammersmith Odeonfor a The band willline up like ernsembles includeAfrican Dave thebasic sextet(Westbrook, instruments Royal Festival Hall, where it week this:Westbrook(ino), Griffiths, bush piano andflute as well sharestheprogrammewith First or thelargeroutfits Holdsworlh (tpt,flugel). Mal. Surman, Osborne, war Miller andJackson). The hand as guitarand drums, Dave Brubeek, will consist of to lake the stage at the fest- calm Griffiths (trnb), Paul drums amongthem. We do (tm, (tint)),Mike Os- has been inexistenceten DonRendell sop),Ian ival will be Mike Westbrook's Rutherford various forms,and everything from traditional err (ipt, Hugel), Michael Concert Band. This, the third borne (alto, eft). BernieLiving years,in African music tomodernised and txx..- Wednesday's sonsof Britain THE STORY are Michael Garrick, with OF SOUL sextet, and Ronnie Scott. SURMAN: onSunday leading the Bandwhich - in JOHN itsshortlifeso far -has WALSH great many Mehem" (fromthe BY ALAN picked up a thefieldwillbe relatively and "AM compliments,anddeservedly the "MilkWood' suite), and crowded. Tobegin with. Afro- so. sport a " FantasiesInBloom." tobe Newport All -Stars The Italreadypromises ofBritishersinthe Charlie" and"Murdering one ofthehairiest" small " couple Tony Time" fromthe" Alice In has rhythm section - big bands thiscountry Crombie and KennyBaldock. Jaarland "LP. oneof thefounder members team of inagina- tom - Silver seen, and a Then there isSelena Jones, Allthese are Tracey herleyand Ludo. Brinson, tine arrangers arebuilding a with is a feature HORACE SILVER was play. stayed with Getz fora year get almost a localby now, positions. " Afro" and then remained residentin show another aspectof blues bookthemusicians can her TromboneBand and,in for tenor eax(Wellins)and ing soul music long before with andsoul music:the Mis- their teeth into Trio Keith the term was bastardised to New York, working Octo- addition,the Roy Budd " Mayhem "spotlights people like An Blakey,Terry sissippihlues style ofwhich With Ronnie (ter) on and Alex WelshBand, Christie andRonnie Scott. mean almost everything and Muddyisperhaps thefinest ber 23 expect tosee Kenny of Gibbs, Coleman Hawkins Hugel),Chris Alex'sband, veterans Fullpersonneloftheor- frompoptoNew Wave OscarPettiford.He formed living exponent. Wheeler(tpt, and the (tmh), Ray Warleigh lastyear'sExpo chestrais Tracey (pno)with jazz. his own group againin1956 Fork, Mis- Pyne parent NewportFestival, line IanHamer, with Born in Rolling (alto). John Surman(bari- Derek Watkins, Silver, a 40 -year -old pianist He worked extensively sissippiin1915, Muddy fol. tip asusual: Welsh(tot). Roy , his quintet all over the States his second Expoappearance), Barnes and composer,isone oft lowed in thefootsteps of the Gordon Beck (pno), Ron Williams (tmh), John (lpts),KeithChristie,Chris outstanding modernjazzehex- andvisitedEuropefirstin great RobertJohnson. He was (ban. alto,010, Al Gay ttnr). Peter appeared at the Mathewson (bass), TonyOxley Pyne. MikeGibbs (Imb), ponents of thebunky. bluesy 1962. He a pupilof SonHouseand Fred Hunt(pro), Ronnie Rae Bobby Antibes Jaen Festival on the and Tony Crornbie(drs). and King,FrankBleat ti, Piano style that started credits Son with teaching him Sextet will (bass), JimDouglas (gin Ronnie Scott, Harry jazz French Rivierain1964 And TheGarrick (des). Wellins almost acultin a few Johnson's songs. featuretheleader on piano, Lennie Hastings Klein '(sazes), Lennie Bush yeBars ago althattimeexplainedhis Finally,onSaturday(26). Stephenson music tothe MM The Stars of Faith appeared also Art Themes (tor, sop,cit. kicks (bass) and Ronnie orn in Norwalk. Coin- flute), Jimmy Philip(tor,cll. 's Big Band (drat. necticut in 1929, he as The Muddy WatersBlues at the 1967 AntibesJazz off the festival's lastevening hand,which features Mis- Festival and I can report first flute), (tot,flugel). thereit is' a well- playing with his own trio al a Marshall (des) and with a 35 -minuteperformance So Hartfordclub whenterrorist sissippi blues singer and hand that they created John consisting of " BluesFor This assorted cast to representthe Stan Get, guestedwiththe pianist Otis Spann, Paul tremendous with Coleridge Goode (bass). Year" (from the new Blue oldcountry at Newport in °seller, "Pee Wee" Madison. theirwild,excitingGospel Friday (25) is the next MUDDY WATERS group. He was soimpressed, night for British entries,when Bilk "album),"PenPals" tondo, he hired the trio Silver S.P Leary, Laurence Win, sound

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Clubslabel,In away,it's Royal enjoyable at London's Festival Mileswould soonsettlehishash?) it a thoroughly one of the landmarks of Hall on October 19 greatestcompliment album, fullof good things - Britishjazzandwellworth and feel that the isever I he Quartet is completed thata drummer canbe paidis" un- noneofthesoloists acquiring -B -H, settlefor less than good,each has some- bybassist Jack Six and Alan obtrusive,"willcertainly all Dawson on drums in place Mondaynightrather thing individualto say and - Panorama on - ot Gene Wright and Joe Odeon when the themes areby Ross,Clef thanthe Hammersmith Heatley or Morello fouroftheworld'sgreatestjazz son, Le Sage, he plunged headlong How did drummers will he providing the Condon. Into therapidsof the current baritonesexist the two garde scene, Jimmy Gerry come toloin Brubecks entertairnent. Iparticularly enjoy Quartet, Art saxes,bothindividuallyand Giuffre produced many memo- " He filled in on three The Elvin Jones rable albums withhisunique Sextet, Sonny Murray inthecontrapuntal passages concerts last year when Paul Blakey's offeach triowhich specialised in a Desmondwashavingsome and Mao Roachiy a line-up which where they bounce pastoral, almost folksy. ap- dental work done," Dave told must have haddrummersallover other. proachto Some excellent the MM this weekover the Britainmissing lunchesfor months. Thisislargely happy jazz and unusleast. Giuffre fromthis transatlantic phone. The intriguing aspectof the Drum that swings andhas few pre - per led appears on Fogs Workshop, for me, will hethe appear- tuitions beyond conveyinga B ROTHERS (Atlantic Special "Then hecame with us on the 590022) where the tenoristhas anceof Sonny Murray.Murray, for feelingofpleasureto a tour for George Wein down pianist Cecil listener. It achievesallitsets double -tracked to produce a toMexicoHe's on our long the drummer with four tenor ensemble and with new Taylor's foraging groups,is reckoned out to do. albumCompadres. Gerry has award cietaalenisupport from the exponent of"free" 1 must, however, then members of his also been playing withus on to be the greatest for who- Erie, Jim several other dales drumming.He's never beeninthis nought out often Hall on guitar and Bob country before anditwill he illumi- ever made upthe sleeve notes. Brookmeyer,layingasidehis 'Compadres features nating to see and hearhim in The placement of thepicture trustyvalve trombone toplay about three ortginals by ROACH:oneof the true pioneers virtuallyimpos- piano. The musicisIngenious this rather sparse settingwith has madeit and a rare Gerry,threebyetcand a keep sible to read. - B.D. compliment to couple Of standards. only another drummer to Gluffre's skill bothas a tenorist him company. and an arranger; butItIshis "I wouldn'tsay there's any While some may still ques- gentle style. ratherlike a great permanency to the tion Murray's positionin the lightweight Ben Webster, which teaming with Gerry. Butthe NEWPORT ALL-STARS g ives thealbum Its charm. jazz drumming hierarchy, STAN TracksInclude work we have done has turned there can be nodoubting the 'FourBroth- out to he great,so Gerry said, ers,"" IGot A Right To Sing credentials of the other three. TheBlues," OP Folks " and s long asit'sfun,tel.'s do MAX JONES twoun accopanied tracks in it!A' TRACEY "Ode ToSwitzerland" and "I haven't been workinga C me Rain Or Come Shine." lot it dates with the Quartet, POWER STAN TRACEY TRIO: "Little Warmly recommended.-B.N. though Li'l 01' Pottsville; everybodywantsto Dream 01 Many Colours; Little gelus. I am concentrating on MaxRoach, whohad a slunk; Boo -Bah, Bo, Moe) writing. I have justrecorded stormy period inBritainlast A Wolk InThePark;Welt two albums for Decca of my Wein's All -Starsare Coll You, free.(Ace 0 Clubs There's nothingwrong with year, was the man towhom organ -led blowing sessions that Oratorio which I hopeto ACLI259.1 baton coupleof fresh featureattheFestivalHall. passed the (ono, vbsl,Ken, voices won't in the mid -Forties in the race Rapper (bassi, cure. And although trumpeter And I understand BBC -TV to keep drum techniques up IcIrs1 Joe and sexist Jerome will he tapingus. Richardson are far from being "The to date with the revolutionary new faces, they certainly haven't 'Oratorio' is quite bop developments. STAN TRACEY is widely heavy,Ithas already -been recognised by now as one been tread- by masters of mainstream Art Blakey's unique drum- millwhichornthis particular format recorded the Cincinnati of the most stimulating and often becomes. Symphony,Orchestraand a ming has sparked various It's because of jazzman to produce con- dbtainablefromtheimport groupsofJazzMessengers creative of British jazz musi- thisthat A BAG FULL OF hundred -voice choir from THE NEWPORT All -Stars ciansonallfronts-writing, B LUES (SolidState) under the Miami University. are a band of mainstream istentlyhigh -standardsolos ealers, and may he out here overtheyears in combos arranging, and playing. nominal leadershipof organist " We are going totour musicians maintained on an on the instrument, though soon.Andtherearesome which have proved a natural Jimmy McGriflIs more susses. his breedinggroundforyoung When this set was recorded Europe in May or June with irregularbasisbyGeorge others occasionally employed Norvo hand tracks, with in1959,this fulthantheusual runofre- it. wife, on the CBS Mildred talent The sheer power of the artistic acclaim leases. Organ fans will the Orchestra. choir and are hadstilltocomehis likeit, atthepiano. We shallalso Wein, pianist and club During his time with Paul Bailey album. Blakey press roll is one of the way, astecGriffiscertainly one of owner and producer of the butit isquiteremarkable the tap men on the instrument, appearat theRoyalAlbert Whiteman on NBC, Norvo met Later. around 1940, the joys of jazz, and the massive how durable Newport Festival. the sweet -voiced Mildred band split up. Red led sundry energy whichsis so typical of Tracey'smusic buttheintelligent use ofthe Hall" is.These eight tracksamply horns, good solosand the im- Obviously,thesubstitution Playerslike Pee Wee Run- Bailey, then singing with the smallergroupsthrough '43 his style ems amazing from peccable sell and Ruby Braff, Vic illustrate how wellformed rhythm section of ofGerry Mulligan for altoist orchestra. They were married, and '44 but turned in leading a man so small physically. the RichardDavis (bass) and Mel Dickenson, Bud Freeman and or to work with pianist'sconception was Paul Desmond isa departure around '31 '32, and while eventhen. Lewis (des), make itwell worth fortheBruheckQuartet - BuddyTate, these arethe the hand wasin New York ('45) and Woody Herman a listen for those who normally LikeMonk,Tracey a llwaysassoclatedwith the kindof men Weinlikesto Red left and decided tolive ('46). is shy clear oforgan -led combos. yrical sound of Desmond. But assemble on the concert stage there During this period, and IDIOM very percussive pianist whose the change isn't that radical. toillustratethatgoodjazz In 1935hehadhis own thenwith hisawngroups doesn't have to be very toad "It'sjustthatGerryhas octetatthe Hickory House. again, he continued to make Elvin Jones' careerwith more of a driving approach or very mod. We can hear Norvo's small- records,including some with Thisyear hebringsover GillespieandParkerin the late John Coltrane's Quar- than Paul, who was more on a group approach on the early '45 tetprovidedthe Ruby Pratt. Barney Kennel recordingshe made forCo- and others with Mildred inspiration lyricalthing.But Gerry can foranentiregenerationof Cornyevolution also he very lyrical when he andBennyCarter,allwell lumbia with his Swing Septet Baileyfromwhom he had to audiences, separated. He was drummers, leadingrightintr., wantsto.Butnaturallythe known British (includingArtieShaw,Jack now heard the FLETCHER HENDERSON: andvibraharpist Red Norvo. Janney and Teddy Wilson) in mainly on vibes. Sonny Murray idiom eThe Dixie " Smack 'had many othersto baritone sax, coupled with Many pop drummers Stompers 1927/iLe callon. It sounds a volatile mixture. 34 and Swing Octet (Bunny In1950,Norvo formed a will HaveItReady (o),Ain't She Gerry'sapproach,putsmore admittohaving beeninflu- emphasis on driving sound. So far as I'm concerned, it Berigan,ChuBerry,Jenney trioandwiththiscameto Sweet lo), SnogItla); Wabash Joe Smith whosegently will be interesting indeed to and Wilson) in January, '35. Europe forthefirsttime in enced by Elvinas well, and Blues(W. Wong WongBlues expressive solos andfine lead Iused Jack Six forthe his extremely complicated 101, St. Lou.s Shuffle (b). time for hear Brig! and Carter playing These Swing Octet records, January,'54,The Jazz Club Cornfed in numbers suchas "St Louis first the premier of urging undoubtedly had much lc); Variety Stomp(c), Blues" the ' Orator,' Jack most inthisframework;andthe on which he used a few USA package was unableto St Louis Blues (c); Black influenced many presence of Norvo, mallet bandleaders of the future visitBritain. though Billie to do with the directionsin Morro (d); players of thetime, recentlyplayedwithHerbie whichthe Goose PimplesId). is heard wielder extraordinary, should (Gene Krupa wasdrummer Holiday made itover for her ColtraneQuartet Baltimore(di;Oh Baby Strop," Mann.Alan wasatBerklee travelled. Feelin. 1.0; so" Variety "Ain't SchoolofMusicin Boston. addanalmostexperimental with the Octet), caused quite first trip, so Norvo hasyet to Goodle);I'mFeeling She Sweet,""Snag It" (third Owlishtel (Parlophone PMC He'singreatdemand as a qualityto the group'smusic. a stir when released here on set foot here. 70564 trumpet chorus, the break Ruby's conet, not His discerning solo playing teacher." Imagine Parlophone.Theywere Henderson ipoo, arranger) solo)," WabashBlues "(Rest And what's happened to Joe Carter's alto and Red'svibes Red's first to do so. and relaxed sympathetic back- APPRECIATE w,th. solo)and others. Morello,Paul Desmondand in a collective improvisation! In '33 he gained some ground work should rate high (o)-Tornmy Lodnier, Joe BusterBailey plays Red Norvo, who comes reputation as a modernist with amongthe pleasuresof Jazz Smithlei:antes), Benny on "St Gene Wright sincethesplit Jimmy Morton, Louis Blues," "Sweet," on December 26 last? from Beardstown. Illinois, two originals, "Knockin'On Expo '68.Andthisbelated Itshouldbe a remarkable Hordson Itmbsl, Dan Redman,BusterBailey, " Cornfed " andmost numbers " Paul's In New York taking where he was horn Kenneth Wood" and"HoleInThe British debut couldvery well experience forallthose Jazz man Hawkins Cole- withclarinet. in March, 1905, was leadtoregular visits (reeds,.Charlie Hawkins,stars Dwell-earned vacation," says Norville Wall," made witha rhythm from a fans who aopreciate jazz Dixonlbw), JuneCole (tuba, can -inclined but fast firstto popularise the unpro- sectionand Jimmy Dorsey's musicians' musician who drumming. There Kaiser andhot, ave." He'sbeen writinga won't he Marshall Cars) New. takescare of all tenor duties book about his work with the mising xylophoneas a jazz clarinet, followed by marimba seems tohave beenforgotten end -handed rolls or quirts, but York20/I,27. by the 1827 enthusiasts nf the (aswell as playingclarinet Quatet. voice. versions of Bix's " In A Mist" we shouldhearwhitit's PasqualeIclialto/ and bass foryears.from the Sixties. Ito[ Redman.Nen 'York sax),and Benny "Joeisbusy on his drum And and his own "Dance Of The really all about.drumwise. Morton and early Thirtiesuntil'43 when Octopus" nn which Benny the ground- clinics, end the lastI heard of icl/27-AsforMI breakingJimmy Harrison heforsookthe "wood" fnr Goodman played bass clarinet. New York are Gene was thathe had been 12/0 the trombonemen playingin IsraelwithPaul the more sophisticated vibra- Arranger Eddie Sauter, who (<11-As for lc) but Smithand Itwasn't Winter'sgroup." phone, he was the only laterplayedrnellophone on Marian omitted New York a badteamot Norvo's 1936 records and 24/10/2) slams, and it was supple- Asfor 101 mented by others wrote forhisfirstbig hand, Stork bun Bobby -Hender- (tot) r son himself, Don recalls how theirassociation New York L d Redman on BE PRECISE! began. 6/428eplaces a few tracks, Bobbyon the (e) Red Norvoand I came session- who contributed. HEREisan album forthe togetherinC'harlieBarnet's too.Butthiswasn'tjust a truecollectorandany soloists' band --he-was playing Diann, who wishto know about band; Redman(or We wereworking in New evDilution the Henderson) wrote arranged oforchestralwijazz which often Orleans when the group got Henderson,together A, had thefire intofinancialdifficultiesand tha, andfeeltngidNewOrleans --range,JJun Redman, were the guys had to get backto pioneersof the Jazz, atleast fora nonute or and this awe._ _ ASK FOR New Yorkundertheir own _ record display's steam. some of net- Ladnier. in particular. cher'sbest micus from 1927-6 leaped from Mildred had a theatre I The nixieStompers the ensemblein daleinJersey,City and Red disc was a themostrousing manner and name for Harmonyand hisimprovised suggested I do some arranging alhed labelsbetween Utterancesin HAMILTON for her. He was always '25 and themore righteoustunes (the talking,dreamingaboutthe band playedplenty of Tin Pan Tommy Ladnter, out- Alleyproducts grouphe'dhave someday, standing NewOrleans anwell)Pro- whathrwanted to do with it. corn- videthehestofshelasting ettlst. joinedthe bandatthe and I guess I got caught up in end ot '26 mnts here 'Dance()IThe Octopus This LPholds warntng willemporar) the Stomperstales madefrallom CAPOS wanreally nw hug influent, ears will find thernosi, corn), thenon for Harmony. then " A few hulla theystickwithit,the have alreadyappearedon thethe Alloftheseearlyrecord- ' Study charms andmeld itideastit in Frustration "set pieces the " St Linos ings, plus four of the hig hand adnierwas one rot the Shuffle Sauterdidfor and "Varlets S bend's most compelling Stomp "willbegintogel Nov" and Bailey between '36 soloists - listen to him and '38. have been reissued on blowing through_rePer del laerr nn Snag It." prohahlswrong the HAMILTON CONCESSIONAIRES Epic's" Red Nom, And Ells "Wang (b) NOR VO: Wang.""St Louis tracks,as Redmanslogso AllStars," which shouldhe mallet wielderextraordinary Blues.' 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ELVIN JONES TRIO: "Puffin' itTogether." halo, Sweet lane Memo,Kei Co, Birthday ofanalbum morth,Villa.Green, Joy- pee For Heaven's Sake, Ginoc.hreod HERNE HANCOCK So. na Boy ittlueNote Chi I Stereo05154202.) Janeshits), J. Farrell Hot Jimmy Garrison (boss, ELVIN Elvin's 551,9210 JONESand Prne.k4.,11i,Thad Janes PewDwi PIMS. JimmyGarrison r, / f made up oneofthe Ran Carter tbo hal Warr great rhythmsections Raker tat, during their years with HANCOCK, the mantit- the late John Coltrane, ling the piano chair in menmay the Miles Davos Quintet, has and this LP is enough produced a gem a an toconvincemethat album which not only um thisgroup underthe phasises his skill as one of the most satisfying of drummer's leadership pianists.hutalsoreveals might well be the himas an arrangerof skill musical sensation of and imagination. this year's Jazz Expo. Thethreehorns,forex With the rhythmic be ample, rarely used solelyfor chores the ELVIN JONES: abeautifullyintegratedgroup ensemble purposes and ,Han. handled brilliantly,theonus cock's writingfor them pro- falls on reedman Joe Farrell duces a and like a Gil to prove himself up to such revelationonoldwarhorses Evans'scoreinminiature- a demanding role in such like"Georgia," and "My Hancock says on the sleeve He even makes exalted company. Thathe Romance." note he had Eva. in mil d- does so brilliantly "Last Train Tn Clarksville" thisisespecially evtdent only sound convincing. Butpianist on " Toys - addstothe enjoymentof lacks what would Harr 's doesn't. He With the horns used asa have been a Expo musical stature and gets carefully voiced backdrop, good set with even a '68 sensation by the Oliver swamped Hancock'spianorangesfar mediocre horn player. sounds,-J.H. and wide, displaying its more Histenorstyleobviously overtjazzqualitiesonthe from a derivesthebulkofitsin- writtenscoreapart Trumpeter Hawkins led tojazz enthusiasts. Butthe calls " the symbiotic process." happy " First Trtp " /awl per- spirationfromColtrane,and from the odd few bars here bands through the late Elliot Lawrence reveals some The symbiosis,a partnership A highly successful blend - hopsreachingitspeakfor he builds that relentless, andthere. Theresultdoes Thirties,FortiesandFifties ofthefundamental between organisms of mg of talents can be heard on the (bum on the title track pounding atmospherewhich have consistency and the which swung ina direct way differences: it's very well differentkinds,justdoesn't B LUE ACKER: MR ACKER A far from spectacular, but was so typical of mid writing,thoughoddlyold- and were very popular with played and attacked but take place. B ILK AND THE STAN nevertheless satis- -period TRACEY BIG BRASS (Colum- extremely Thane. on histenor features- fashioned in patches, isgener- dancers. His three tracks here somehow tighter, more Pianist Gene Harr,s,a light fying, album which mostre- ally very interesting. show offthe hand'srelaxed less bia Two 230). Stan's Is notably " Village Greene," clenched rhythmically, tinkling sort of player witha cord buyers willfind hecorn style and good ensemble feel, expressive marvellous(It contains musi- "Jav-Ree " and "Ginger- The four soloists do all that The facile technique but seriously cians like Tony Coe,Keith tog more and more attractive bread Boy." Hissoprano and can be expected of them and said to have been inspired by Johnny Mandell scoreotone.Isquite lackinginform, never grafts Christie, Ian Hamer and witheach playing-B.H. flute workare also excellent. Shihab plays some impressive Lunceford. impressive, though. hisstyle on to the orchestra KennyWheeler) and their Thisis a beautifullyinte. bubbling baritone and breathy Recorded in March. '52, Recording isn't all that hot, and he must take the maid: treatmentofoldjarswar- group, playing strong flute.Guldahimselfbothers but the album has undeniable blame for the like " ROOM Garden they fall into the same groove charms for swing fans at 2d failure of the Blues ' Tin RoofBlues gratedaterial.Jones and Garrison me alittle-whenever he as those once released In union and " Mood Indigo "issym- takesoff 1 have a mental under the pound. M.J. ere a delight on every track Britainon Vogue -Coral LRA - The Nelson band is superb. pathetic and invigorating. and this pictureofAntonWalbrook 10024. "Double is by tarone of the miming his way through the Shot," ar- The trumpets, which include Acker, natural player that he best albums of themonth.-- ranged by one of the band's Conte Candoli, Bobby Bryant Is, takes to this backing "Warsaw Concerto" but without a qualm andplays LH. - trumnetplayers, Sam Lowe, andBuddy thatisa minorflawin a goes ata favourite Hawkins Childersscream beautifully. Sleeve writer Ian thoroughly enjoyable work. tempo, easy -medium. The out blasts of brass. The whole Carrsays Mat mostofthe The orchestra, drawn from McCOY band sounds so compact. e ighttracks werefirsttakes tenor soloistisJulianDash, anditcertainlycomesout livecountries is excellent, creditedas part-composer. soledyetswinging, a pow- playing with tremendous pre- erhuse of thick glorious thatway,Itsoundslike a Nextcome "Guitar Rag,"a sound. most amicable session a. the FRIEDRICH cision and attack. And with a TYNER music has that satisfying Jimmy Mundyscore in which This is due in partto HERM rhythm section including Ron Lunceford elements tightness produced by top Carter and Mel Lewis there are mixed Oliver'ssensiblewelting, a Mont pros- J.H. HANCOCK canbeno worriesinthat with Glenn Miller. The leader GULDA department. contributes opening and clos- McCOY TYNER: "T Moments." All -in -all, a Mode To fascinating MonFromTongonytko, The album. B.D. Mbymuted Johnsonairws"re - middlesolo.Dash'againon HighPriest,Utop,o,AllMn FRIEDRICH GULDA: "Music tenor. Bobby Smith wrote Yesterdays lob, Lee Plus Three For4 Soloists And Band No Ibl (Blue Note Stereo 1.-1st Movement, Ind Move Alley," a rolling slow blues, BSTEP1275.1 ,.nt,3rd Movement, Min., and solos on alto la) Tyner (anal. Lee Morgan And Fugue 1Pateder Bemell, JSpauldingulianPries(alterto, O 583109.1 TheMillinders,alsofull- tonedandfairlysimple in fa s uti,mb), SrooistsGuido la ),Freddie GREAT Bennie M.., (tor), Bob Hubbard1totl,J. J. Johnson approach to swing and orches- Northern (trench horn), Howard hland Sahib Shrhob (bon. tration,havesimilardance Ihrbal,Here.Lewis ,tr, with the Enrolees appeal. "Old Spice,"indeed, (haul, Joe Chambers Ida) Orch . Stan Roderick(tell. SWING BANDS with its opening muted trum- Ibl Tyner,Morgan, Lewis, Robert Politser pet (by Frank Galbraith?), Chambers. Kenny Wheeler Imellophonel, could almostbe a Hawkins Harry Roche (valve trnbi, "GREAT SWING BANDS OF performance. PIANIST McCo Et. Kleinschuster 11mb), assured ofhis Rudolflost(bosstrnbl, Alfto THE FORTIES."LuckyMillIn- "Sugar," a leisurelyhand Reece (tuba), Herb Geller der: Rom -Bunk -Shush, Back- boogie, and "Backslider's" placein the archives for his loito),RolfKuhn icit,thrl, slider'sBoll, Old SpiceHem, (which seems tosuffer from work with the John Coltrane Tubby Hayes (tor, Note). SugarCharlieSpivak: 0 Sole " slide " recording) both make Quartet. But despite his great Pierre Covatli Wirt, Ron Carter Mto; Sentimental Trumpet. use of Sonny Thornpson's achievements withColtrane, rasa),Mel Lewis Erskine Hawkins: Double Shot; Idrs), Guitar piano and feature some driv- he h stilla young man and Devon The Alley,Steel ing blues ensemble. this album proves that he has THIS iswhatusedtobe Rog ElliottLawrence:Let's 010 Hove A Little Wake Up Music " Ram -Bunk," the remaining torely on past known as Thirdw (Ember 0I5E013.1 Millinder, is yet another glneedories. Stream,anattemptto ld illustration of how these Tyner seems to have been hi, and classical forms. As a IN SOME respects a mis- Negro dance bands could inspiredtostep outofhis 1/016°C cow ral rule it's an ex- nomer because swing withouteffort.Never normal trio environment after ment which defeated the many fans would hesitateto mindtheaccreditedrhythm a spell with Art Blakey's Jazz sadNOSG osiorityofthose who have include any of these with the force;everysectionswung. Messengers,areghis, and histunes (all ode theattempt. greatswing hands, andthe bang to rights,withfluid six his compositions) and 1 his, however, 1 like a great bulkofthecontentsdates suspension. arrangements showthathis &al Guidehassolvedthe from '52 - this low-priced LP I won't saymove onon to the talents are not merely pr,tItlembyimposingstrict nevertheless hasinterestfor Spivak titles, it confined to the piano do, Timeon his soloists who, admirers n1 big, swinging wouldn't be a comparison. The instrumentation h rather unusual, I shouldguess,playlargely sounds They hold nothing of interest and Johnson's tuba,in particular,isutilised today launchesthe search in a most intelligentmanner. Morgan, Maupin,and Spauld- IN BRIEF ing all have solospace, but it for Radiol's Is Tyner'slucidpianothat provides the bestmoments. 44 well. arching sound. The Hot Club Intelligentlyconceived, im- Plannedas a supplement survives wonderfully first GIRL record- rhythm soundisreborn and Disc -jockey. AlanLomax's" RootsOf Hear bath thesefield maculately playedmusic with The youmissedd them On stomps away on numbers Ilke Illues, the second ingsif " Black a high standard of solo work volume " Blues Roll On " London first e round. " Mina, as an added bonus-B.H. (Atlantic 590025), developed Great valueat24s Swing," "Sweet Chorus'" as ha chanceinto a memorial for well as the originals. Though Entry ! limited in itsanimal.lit is FREE for B. Pugh, a harmonica BUDDY GUY: A ManAnd otayer and singer In the (VanguardSVRL album will be of great inter- tradition The Blues est toguitarists allover the ofthenrst Son. 19002). G. ie terrine Per- country who get together for Ray Williamson.Pooh, ...I' former. Steepedinblues tra- a Wow. - J.H. as Forest CityJoe,isheard dition his work totidier than OLIVER Don'tmissthe chance! heredoing" she LivedHer many without losing any The sleevenoteofStanley lifeTooFast,"" SheDon't power orfeeling. Here hehas Turrentine's THE LOOK OF LoveMe That Way," "Slop the great Otis Spann an LOVE (Blue Note 1151114284) BreakDown a:4 '..F.Ont-rrS:, piano, plus saxes, rhythm describesthealbum as " a NELSON ,VAJ guitar, bassand drums. His milestone In the history of Blue l'alues. medium -tempo dance sologuitar is adventurous, Hale Records," The reason, 1n.usic,accompanied by Sonny hisnotes hangwith a Preg- believeitornot,isthefirst GET nant timelessness, his Blue Noteuseofstrings" as THE THREE SOUNDSAND Ijoina,"Virrty ntrhr,heavy phses dig therootsof part of the instrumental THE OLIVER NELSON drmthing.Pugh alsoplayed therablues.Histoslightly husky arrangements... The resultIs. ORCHESTRA: -Coldwaterflat." guitar In the LonelyBottles. The 01 andpano, and his voles hums with power Infact, a veryPI . vary Look Primitivebut attractive blues middle register, andhis high commercial tel with hit parade LORe. Georgia: Gras, guano makesan interesting shouts lend agreat sense of tunes Ilke "This Guy's In Love secondvoiceon" Red Cross excitement to hisperform- With Tau.' " MacArthur Park Tro,n To pore." Al least as effective as ance. Theblues piano or Otis and" Here There And Every- Romance, I this No ea orest City Joe Is Fred Spann Isworthgetting where." ThadJones'arrange- McDowell (another Lamar recordfor-especiallywhen ment, make nicely lush cushion Next!, 51er 1t, BlotNo, 4.1),handsomely featured on he duets withBuddy. Includes forTurrentine'shighlyprofes- BST 11421115, Slues," GeneMoulttonal. - Drop Down Mama I Can'tQuit The sional tenor torest on.-B D. Andrew .d a realDelta -style Write "Money (That's WhatWant)." Simpkins(hoist, Donald Bailey NeA Few Just Playing MY Lou Donaldson's MIDNIGHT ,drat bock. by the Oliver Little Lines." Other A.,- CREEPER (Blue Note BST134280) CoptiOnalthing. On this " Worry, Worry,"and "Jam Nelson Orchestra. hnetocheFtl z, Include. rtrri, On A MondayMorning' - Is beautifullypackaged; has ?nd, e J.H- Donaldson (a.). Blue Mitchell THE. trouble with George Benson this (tat), (WO, recordIsthat the astonish Mg folk FOR Smith Leo hackingIs tIOS*03 musle by SWING: Londe (organ), vaice.camefif e aria e t GYPSY more exciting them lea- 0G1°0 DJANGO (Columbia 505215) Morels(drs);and would prob- the John Dudley's appeal ured players. Not rcatsieniais:tto-filted a record It'sa ably to a acs -inclined quitefait sod Cool Water is peculiar perhaps, as the whale Le," sungandpickedIn sort of up.te-date NotClub of Martian. Butloan earthman should lteni France group with violin, who has alreadyheardsome- he judged as anentity Roslie ld g utters,bass and drumsand thing milarabout 4,434,229 But theteamingof the varying combinationsof these times to yearItIs a giant OUT NOW *ac. Three Sounds and the Oliver B.,in guitaristis bora, seems a sad waste of Is '-'httenie by her own corn. instruments. Solo NelsonOrchestra'Mits in rn,.iiing John D'Brien-Docker who talenttoproduceyetanother guitarlines.Allthis soul -jaw the antithesis of what glowing 'T9 sot a lot of thematerial for discotheque album of theirtbuniandhehas an sleeve note writer Herb Wong 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 NEWFOLKALBUMS FIFE RIEVERS

FOLK FORUM RECORDED 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Thelegendary BY DONPAUL THURSDAY SATURDAYcont. MONDAY cont. AN ItYININs. TM le CFNIRE HAMMERSMITH THE FIFE RI^VEPS CONTEMPORARY ************ JILL CARRY JOHNNIEJOYCE. 1141VG AT LA PUMA. LONDON STOPDON SHIP/M.0. THE TIPPERS a. thadr 11.yearold guitar singing have Cisco, SONGS D000 000 HAMILTON 0,, Whirlson.RUSSELL SELKIRK 1101/1SI, 81111, ROAD been rocordedby DONPAUL, TOOTH.. OROAOWAT "" who managesand records DON HANGING LAMP, Il,I tor sato PARTRIDGE Te,' ref.-, AT collar Ns o SPECIAL LATE SHOW Nit Is. AAAAA m k Is oed,maDtleansr; far.anc.ioairntl, AL JONES THE RETURN OF AL STEWART Sprang." nd Donhopes that Guthrie Phisrr slat Mk gaupsmile will bereleased by the IAN ANDERSON before Christmas in a name that rnav GERRY LOCKRAN MINOTAUR. nulls Hoixd group, the CsISCO Houston TOP Irish folk to youngerfolk Fawn Clapham WOLFFTCHIES.appearatthe notIll'familiar AT 10X. ISLINGTON GEN NI WhaleHart.CollierRow, Ron, usic fans. Hr was oncof the main 14.1t CALEB re" JIM McCANN sue fordon SaturdayResidents at saysInthe early Americanfolk TONY DON and BILL a. Iriend and'revelling ling Thomas FrankA Carey Me ilub are vival and a close * *********** nuesH partner ofthe great WoodyGuthrie. TUESDAY '"cCAMPBELL."nlVhtsde BEL BET Got A NOEL Cisco isheard "IAin't ************ Al THE Lao k FA 4enn127),formerly STRAW BS, Home (honta AT COVENFOLK, Han,. Wand, MURPHY and the Vanguard um IIIJan Wyr intrrattires who can be currentlyheard on released on theAlnerin Radio One's late.nlhtshow. label. JOHNNY SILVO RICHARD DIGANCE they are Night Ride. for which 1113:11114 style issimplewith 0 2 alor THE NEW PEELER'S Hiy doong so songs.of which SO are just a hint ofWoody's distinctivede CLIFF AUNGIER originals. livery shoutit,allowing the songto ************ JOHNKIRK.DICK MOORE, Cisco accompani, JOHN BAXTER and SUSAN speakforitself JIM McCANN at with u technique BLACK DULLlir.1. it ; ,ri N SMYTHE are residents himselfonguitar Ills Ludlow. Leach, GERRY LOCKRAN althe IIse Term01,1,1 Paul WI igla Newark Folk Song Club that thoughunremarkable, is adequate ALEX CAMPBELL Om thanks to DONPARTRIDGE."' RutlandArms Barnby Gate, and fitting to hesapproach, DANNY DOYLE and NIGEL where JILL end HUTCH are the InhisIraVela mound theU.S.A., 010 ANU JULIE laYNNE DENVER Ira gumm on October 22 They re s 01; 1; ratertires last working as a miner or rr oar, OPENING TUESDAY. Or Iola r followed by DOUG PORTER end the world, 1.10,31 Mr, ,1111, ni (20). JOHN PEARSE (Nev.19) merchant seaman hr anyother ioh he and A WEEK ENO andION RETREAD (26). could get, Cisco picked tio songs FOLK C MMMMMMMMMMM SMITH THE ARCHWAY The KINFOLK ere the guests possibly assimilated somethingofthe RENT PARTY FOLK CLUB of the BBC Folk Song Club on styles in which he heardthem THE GREHAN 1,15 Ow PANAMA LTD JUG OPIL Art harts Trine October 21 The YETTIES SISTERS BAND FREE F0001 BRING appear on NOVPF1., 4 and There are a number YOUR OWN awns. 1:1 4 Mill NOEL MURPHY SHIRLEY BLAND on November Guthrie songs among the 11.,11,1r, ka or Plot mink,Lane West Hampstead SO loi Residents 111. This club. which meetsI tracks and these inchide ',sodas 13 lorSunda, the Marquis of ClanrIcarde. "New York Town:- Bonn., HALLOWE'EN THE EXILES Southwick Street, Paddington, as mile Darn," the classic "This in GREENWICH Folk alsoknown astheClanfolk FOLK Viols R. 1,111g Wil TROUBADOUR. 010, DAVE club but shouldn't be contused land IsYtiur.e.,"Lend"aLd the FRIDAY 11.1111 WalkGreetruhlrSlrie TRAVIS withanotherclub.theGlenn, recently mentioned In this JohnSteinheck'sdustbowl the'Boneyard' CONCERT AT COUSINS. Pt column SHIRLEY COLLINS novel. Grapes Of Wrath BATTERSEA TOWN HALT ,1rit WEDNESDAY folktrio,the BOYS OF Other titles are " Talking HABERDASHER'S MISCELLANY LOUGH (ROBIN MORTON. dwar Clapham luncroM ur PmPlease scone Party AT COUSINS, roe Greek Guitar Blues,- " Wreck Of The ;1471,1:. awn hdo C A Lila everynight... DORRIS HENDERSON 111 II r;Irr lure 01.1 '97," "Trouble In Mind" PEANUTS, kmF. Arms, 211 appear and " My Girl," 3 version of OCTOBER lit hishoosca., THE SALLY ANGIE :rt"111':"Itst7r:rnr".Volk Black Girl." ar GEORGE DEACON FeSLIVaithis weekend thenat ('taco died of cancer in 1961 Monday to Saturday 31st, '68 Ot GORDON GILTRAP Falkirk fella club on October 21, bid not without gaining some

************ SHIRLEY COLLINS AT LAFIESTA, IrkForhare THE LCS presents Tut,I. P Pa, and Shelley Bridgefolkclub(22) THE Admisolon S/. folk acknowledgement from the SINGERS' CLUB - andLeicesterUniversity DAVE & TONI ARTHUR BERT LLOYD. modern revivalinthe States forgreat nights of TIM HART A HARDY PRIOR, music society (25). NAME SUTHERLAND Kr LATE -NIGHT SHOW UNION TAVERN, PAULelcelEILLand LINDA This album is probably one of 10 230 wrn King's Cross TONY ROSE, LYNN BREEZE tir 111,1d, onpreole Moon! Pleasant************ PETERS guestattheTrouts, the bestto he issued of (helive Folkmusic. AT FIESTA, 161, Fulhiam Hotel LA Old Road, ARTHUR /(NeVETT fe Ro 11 Chelsea. dour, Brornpton now legendary Cisco, man NOEL MURPHY London, SWS thisSaturday, who helped re-establish inter- PETE WOOD A PADDY MAECHANT tr. MIS shiger M r artmusion 1 TROUBADOUR, In 010 KEITH COOPER Canadian /songwriter THE 0601E SINGERS VERA JOHNSON followsthem est in America's at, JOHN HAWKSWORTH musical heritage and who, likeWide selection of ************ PAUL McNEILL 10.2 on Sunday. Other singers due to fir l"au81.17 appearare HAVE TRAVIS (221. othersinthelate70'sand STARTS 7.30p.m. Cl AT THE COUNTRY CLUB. be. LYNDA PETERS 300, Night TonightPerk. B RENDA WOOTTON and JOHN 40's, found much inLolls music ha. Below Park Post Onlce AdmISSI011 5:- THE FISH front Cornwall's that related to Own. own inn. top-quality beers TICKETS: 12/6, 10/, 7/6, 5/- WHITE HARTCOLLIER ROW. P ipers Folk Club (26). DES a. look on life th THE TINKERS Runde. ************ JULIET RAINEY (21).Laterin iicl.r. from 005.1,Doballs, or by pod CI HOLY GROUND. Cu Invcrne., the year REDO SULLIVAN and Sum Nabob. Rwords,20 Osardole 1111 andear 111 rk winesand spirits. Place, Bayswater. MARTIN WINSOR will be Aron., New Malden. Surrey THE WOLFE TONES MIKE ABSALOM INTRODUCES COMMONS the HOUSE OF Redlord House. CS 10.10 TEAM, the ,l1,,,1, Road 11orktirst 11111 YMCA WESTOVER ROAD B AND OF THE COLDSTREAM Snacks,too ! boxes h JON ETMEAD, ALEX CAMPBELL GUARDS and the TILLER mail. ROGER MOSSn uWAS. RONNY CAIRNDUFF, MEG HEN Sendyour THAN BLACKS SINNERMEN DERSON. Neel. JACASI/r1 C Frank. GIRLS. JOHN MARTYN, whose second THE danger whicha singer CLASSIFIED ADS & SARA KING'SHEAD.UpperStreet. album " TheTunable," has faces with recording IslIngton, TIM 6 ANNA LYONS. Just6ean released by Island songs alreadyrecorded.par- The King'sAims DORITA Y PEPE BOURNEMOUTH records,recentlyreturned to FOLK SONGS FROM LATIN Residents Folworthy, TrIPPerk. ticularlythosebysinger/ PLS JAZZ, 8 P.M_ etc guestatthe Glasgow Folk 10 Bishopsgate Churchyard MELODY MAKER AMERICA 45 songwriters, is comparison Centre, Montrose Street. 161.164, FLEET ST., E DENNIS AND VANESSA A where he was one time with the original ING BOY. Royal Oak, resident. versions. Bishopsgate, E.C.2 01.353 5011 THE WEST ENDF/C Tolley Street. near London DI. DIZLEY appears there 15)1 JulieFelix.on "This World Eat,. 171, lea SCOTS NOOSE SUNDAY Bridge Station, New managemen weekend and net week GoesAround andAround'' Nod 234 Cambria, VII 1 WC2 rt.. Item, preents a CUT-RATE COME-ALL- lugssinger IAN AN- DERSON. (Fontana TL 5473) lays herself ,1,114 re Molnar GERRY LOCKRAN, TheCrayYen open tothiskindof BRUIN MAUREEN KENNEDY - com- A 0101515 folk at1110 Railway Hotel, DART. parison with songs l'HC.SbN cAl ION FORD. SURIIITON. Assembly 1100M1 8 MARTINand NOEL MURPHY like QUEEN EUZABETHHALL nth DEREK SARJEANT, JOHNplay the Manchester Sports PaintingBox" and "The FIGHTING Lundnn FRASER. NIGEL DENVER. Guild on Saturday and the Hedgehog's Song," fromthe COCKS. HAMPSTEAD. ENTERPRISE. Nottingham Wednesday, Oct. 23rd,at 7,45 p.m. tbred Kingmnll,prekenla JOHN Um,Chalk Farm Sin ].30 TraditionalMusic IncredibleString Band, Joni BARLEYCORN, a tale of ale THE HILL FOLK and Mies. Club group and MARYASQUITH pm. Octthere on Sunday. Mitchell's " Both Sides Now" Bosd Douglas Ltdpresents Presented try Me Gammon.the Osterley Jan Club. 8 On and the Garret Singel N andOW, rest JOHN PEARSE October 25 the GREHAN TomPaxtontitle dent. SISTERS aretheguests,then Sono.T TERRY GOULD theIRISH TINKERS (20and be honest, the originals FOLK CLUB HANISH IMLACH and the come off better in some cases PACOPENA GOLDSMITH AVENUE MARIAN McKENZIE BROWNSVILLE JUGBAND (21). but thisisnot tosaythat THE RAMBLING ROY folk HENDON club at the Julie does nothandlethe Flamenco Guitarist CLUBS!! Royal OakTeal, material PAT NELSON DON BONITO Street, London, SE1, which competently with Come eartyl closed on October willbe re- good arrangementto hack her Only Londonrecital this Season opened On October23 by BILL up, 85 in "Dirty Old Town," Programme MIKE ABSALOM HAWS HEAD Folk VINCENTnd ROGER CLARKE the Mac "T includes:AlegriosCordobesas;Alegrios THE CENTRAL. BARKING ROAD with a grand perrenial and Tradicionoles; Art.% CLUBS!! come.all-ye. Dylan's " This Wheels ToquespoiSo4a; Guaiiros;RondeTio EAST HAM SHELAGH MacDONALDIs the On First at thenew club at Fire," which is givena more TIPPEN BROS the relaxedtreatmentthan Ticket. 20/-, IS/.,I0/-, 7/100,16,f,;, from PEDRO WILLIAM IVopposar Your Shed JOHN TIMPANY Plough,Pairford,Glouces- the 1116,/ Olik, Royal Foshyol Hall Leann /loll. 2ns Yark Road tershire. The firsttwo sessions Julie Driscollversion 83 9 ) THE FO'C'SLES Battersea CLUBS!! of the club featured local TERRY MONDAY 5/. Members singers.Residentsare SHEILA W ITC OMB and MARTIN THE POLES APART, la T03155- STTONYEVENS.

OPENING NIGHT NAV COUR, 110.10 PLEASE NOTE FOXWORTSIT. the MIDNIGHT -6 AM BOUNDS GREEN TAPPERS, BARRYDRANSFIELD ROYAL ALBERT FOLK CLUB and CLIP" COLLINS JIM HALL ALL NIGHT FOLK Sorroglreld DA RHO TREVOR ONEof Park 1,1,1, 0,101121 ADVERTISEMENT D AN, thebestofthe Saturday, Green P41.1f1 NII and DANNY young November 2nd,at 7.30p.m. OPENING NEXT WEEK STRADLING. DAVE MAYERS singer/song- COPY SHOULD and KEN HAMERpresent tradi writers to emergeon the NOEL MURPHY Hanel music ARRIVE NOT LATER at the ing, Britishfolkscene in the last THE Resident Sto Emms Head.UpperStreet,Islington year is John Martyrs,a young SATURDAY Theyhorm, In Use future,to Glaswegian. THE ALBERT Hotel,Kingston THAN FRIDAY Save as their John has already ALPENTON PARKHOTEL. pm guests JACK made his album THE ECIGTROTTERS HillJohn Mokut SMITH, PHOEBESMITH, LIZZIE debut with before the week of NOGGINS, SEAN TESTER " LondonConversation" on and the INCREDIBLE THE GROVE, Abbe), FR.E,13,a.1,h0R.913.AaNa., Islandlabel. ANGLERS, :Blue, r.,,, Nowthis Abbey Maud publication to ensure has companyhavereleasedhis GORDON GI on lolk music inIssue No 5.It second album"The Tumbler," ANDY FERNBACH inclusion in theClub exploressongsfromthe13th On the century onwards. includes first album, the 1".1 ,,COUSINS TROUBAROUR, 930, VERA colourphotograph a Jansch-IncredihleString Band STRINGBAND k ,Ire ; Columns, section of influences HNSON singers In actionplus were noticable but a supple- Tickets:25/-, 20/-, Postal orders and on books, record,in. this album isvery much more 15/-, 10/6,7/6, 3/6 AL STEWART strumeMs, record revaews and John'sown work. folk clubs. HelpIs There MONDAY cheques should be publication. a very good isplentyofvariety costs Ss and is andamongtheoutstanding Lvaalable from 2Arundel SAAAAA JOHN made payableto:- orton.AW ,,C.Z.h tracksare the happy,evoca- MARTYN AT CATFORD RISING SUN tive "Sing THE CRAYFOLK glopFolk Club, A Song Of PETERSARSTEDT Sportsmen'sClub,PeelPark, Summer."thesinister "The DAVE A LINDA MELODY MAKER and Burnley folk club, on Gardners," whichhas a sci- October 23 and24 feature ence fiction ROLLIN STONE MAGAZINEIsthe most an' AT THE DUBLIN CASTLE, CLASSIFIED ADS. GILFELLON TOM feel aboutit, a thoritaLive from Newcastle bluesy "Going Down pop music publicationinthe United Parkway. mInsfrontCamden and ALEX CAMPBELLon Octo- To States.Every other Town Starting every Monday DEPT. ber Memphis,"with some nice weekitpublishes themost frontOctober 2N. slide guitar widelyrespected reviews of The!Mount% ;113'Y ' '1111:415, work, " A DayAt new albums (singles PANAMALIMITED Members please naleNext week "MELODY MAKER" one of the the Sea," an are not reviewed),the Rolling Stone Behan. Wirt The Talker, NottinghamTraditionalMusk instrumental Interview with Club's residents, track withsome good Jansch- a major musical personality(these have alreadyin W 'A Noel Murphy 161-166 FleetSt. apPears al Renhourn 0900°1JUGBAND clubs an orkington. school playing,an- eluded Bob Dylan,Donovan. Joni Hendrix,Mice CLANFOLK a RBI 11111 Sting London, E.C.4 ven. Rank), Nelson. onclIDTI:e other Marlynoriginal" Seven Bloomfield, EricClaplon, BookerT & Steve Crop Irrlo Marna. al and Croydonthls month.With BlackRoses," Clattricarde Rey mainlyguitar per. B B. King, Otis Reddingandmany others, exh TONY RALPH 1111,1 Slreet W2 at Nottingham GIL withJohnshiftinghiscep° at least 6,000 words HARPER, ALAN Wink, IAN for key change long I, and themost accurate 3 Addison Bridge.Plow, THE KINFOLK STEWART andIAN STEVENSON effectsJelly and well.wrifiennews mailable anywhere nr BE SURE TO Roll Flomkorkere'ter USE complete theresadent team Morton's " Winding II sounds a little too good London, W.14 Boy," and"FishingBlues," to br bettered, ask ENFIELD FOLK CLUB credited Pete Totenshend,Mod, Jagger or Erse Clapton.Theo Hop.Poles. FIRST-CLASS POSTAL to John although 603 6596evening Baker Street,Enhrid veryco similarto are all subscribers, along withmany other of the a version most informed 622 5511, Ext. 105,day RATES by TonyWilson rerdedyears ago hyHenry persons In pop STEVEBENBOW "Ragtime Texas" Send chequeor international money order for GEOFF AND.1111 CAMPBELL Thomas 13 and morerecentlybyMike 113- to:RollingStoneMagaztne, 746 Brannan Seeger- T.W. Street, San Francisco,U S A You'll he gladyou did I so,, Mt If ON OAK/le in I,

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Supply superb Twin Aftersteadilybuilding Otis Redding "One of ELECTRONIC ORGAN lessons Decks from1100. NEAT THATI- - "I don't know much privater groupr&b, modern TRANSLANTIC (ASSOCIATED) popularity in theclubsover thegreatestbluessingers about the blues," he says. organ/plant, practice organ 01-949 9504. 29 MUSIC PUBLISHING Co. DISCOTHEQUES, GROUPS, (bass gtr) and Dave Bidwell the pastyear, the Aynsley ever " - and Robert Parker heard a recordtoday studios. 7s. 6d. hourly. - "I Arden Road. N.3. PIN 4376. bands. - 01.361,9385 11(des) The group was origi Dunbar Retaliation must to such esoteric namesas that I thoughtwasthe ERIC GILDER SCHOOL OF rim Comm.,' core rti 'S LARGEST Montle Isally from Birmingham and soon be one ofthe most Juke Boy Banner, Snooky I,500..* Enter ChickenShackandthey MUSIC forall vocal adinstru- mormenoccon and powdesn of recce Discotheque -A EP werethehitofthe1967 influential bands on Pryor and Papa Lightfoot. . 286 3311,2 the told me it was B. B. King. I taltuition. West -End Studios, d prises Ltd British anon and ,s wet., 01: terms e NationalJazzandBlues scene. Led by Liver- "I played and sang hadn'theard him before.I Reg.Office,48 The Glade, Croy- pre4n0hon of MEMPHIS SOULMis mobile dis- pool -born don. CRO ?MD, Surrey. Tel.1E- popular meseforthe cotheque lead I1261, Festival at Windsor, drummer Ayes- CountryBlues,progressed haven't a cluewhat we both anon and cowposen - Thegroup,though ley, another 8544771. (Surrey)Distance no object. fer- ex-Mayall side- through the coarsest, sim- play." E XPERT BRASS tuition rehear- Sand lopes,demos.manuscripts IT avail vent blues supporters, be- man,thegroupis MOBILE DISCOTHEQUE com- plestthingsto a mare Ian had a guitar when sal band. -Welwyn Garden 28862. to - able for dances, parties.London 1lieveentertainmenttobe pleted by Victor Brox sophisticated approach," he FOOTE STUDIOS.Frank King and SE Area - 01.777431A 01- hewasten" Iusedto teaches drums Write, phone TRANSLANTIC (Ass.) MUSIC Ianequally importantpart (organ,acts),John Mors- says."In ayear I may - 654 7082 evenings play that blues classic call.20 Denman Street,W.1 PUNU5HING CO. SPINOIZZIEbigstereo sound. t of their act. head(gtr) and Alex Dmo- form OEor 1811. my own band." He ' Living Doll' and 11 Kendal Ass., Epping, Ease superbequipmentHighpower - 'BANJO, all Ten Years Afterobject to chowski (bass gtr). believesthat" blueshas a becauseI GUITAR, WASS, for clubs, dances. Call for Spin- bought flute igylloes Fred Ceara, 743 !gape, 3340 . being labelled a blues SaysAynsler"Iwas very little validity unless it sold somebody else's - dles.732 SEW ,. TRAVELLING DISCOTHEQUE group, but with Alvin Lee's first interested in theblues is aboutreallife"and amplifier and wanted to buy JAZZ I all CENTRE. THE only comprehenalv brilliantguitar a major when I joined Mayall.I had writes a high proportion of somethingweird.Itwas Instruments,-Tel. 01-456 2543. serviceFrom 11201-949 0509 I feature, they will have his own material. MICKY GREEVE. Specialistr been playingpop and jazz reallybecause ofthis 35- drum Billion.-76D 2702. PHEON MUSIC .., trouble persuadingme that but with jazz Ifelt you The closest to jazz of all year -old hippy who kept on NOW OPEN. New guitar studio Shred hit songs for Nome Groups. tuition, or 6 everythingthey do isn't didn't get the audience the Britishblues bandsis about Ornette.I don't play Professional classical Desperate for STONES /WHO / flrmly rooted in blues. appreciation. otherwisS. Prom 104daily.- HAVING A PARTY re. Blues seems Jethro Tull-Ian Anderson the flute.I can only play in Modern Sound. 128 Charing Cross CREAM type hit song. Currently on a highly to have thebest of both (flute,mouthorgan,clog- fourkeys and it's an Road. W C 2. COY 1167. Send tapes, demo. discs, or successfulAmericantour, worlds thesatisfaction horn, acts), Mick Abrahams instrument, like harmonica, ORGAN / SONGWRITING / telephone Waybridg 43709. OR DANCE ? the fine -up is completed by - PIANO. 455 WOE 'NEON MUSIC'', -11. Owing" .r ofplayingjazzandthe (gtr,vets),Glenn Cornick where theaudiencecan't PETER- IND leaches Jazz impro. w specially. ar Chick Churchill (organ), audience reaction of pop." (bass gtr) and Clive Bunker tell whetheryou can reallyideation.allInstromente. - Itewlewn, Aoldlostene, Surrey Leo Lyons (bassgtr) and Fastest rising of the solo bridge 3E755. MOBILE DISCOTHEQUES (drs). Conversing with Ian play it or nat. I've decided PIANO. - RIG 2040. togiveitupand I've POP SINGING ALL STYLES, per .11 ores. geared rasor antven,all bought a mandolin." Mal or postal tuition. Beginnera RECORDING STUDIOS sw Forman The American groupencouraged_ MAURICE EURNAN maCenIncl. 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Tapetoheate'd,aced, 'filled edeat;e1',"'garage, about a year ago inafolk Ring PETER SANDER disc. - 0462 4537. 050 or 11:int gPorni2. Paesrh 'Ilig clubinhisnativeSouth 01-459-1781 THANESIDE RECORDING STU-349 9697No jokers Shields. Henames Robert DIOS. The WhileHartHotel, Barnes.5WI3.Demos,Masters, Johnson, Fred McDowell Mono, Stereo, Over -Dubbing. Full andBlindWill Johnson but S01042( or coHrtrricieAri Music nervier.Studio apace for among hisinfluences. ARRANGING ISCHNIGOES 90 musiclons.-Tel 01.74X 4379 or GOOD FEEL 00011 The Savoy Brown Blues 01-itra 2710 Band has been around quite a while and,says Laiti000r 5. ofGot,*FLO. singer Tcclutotuos REHEARSAL ROOMS Chris Youlden: "So farwe 5.14,4949. 'RAWHIDE Mouctooship Ai oanows ood recordoo 1/4per word JACKE1 have foundour records are Wroo for .o to GOAL! more popular in America." 5111ovolook Wel... r4.1 B AND REHEARSAL Studio tuo I* ere ,e,e awn* sae. avtillable.-Studlo 51, 10/11 Gt. John Dummer's band has Newport Street. 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BlackCatBoneshave Free list of C6, W. Albums.- to ob.. WI a 51.1100 Piccadilly Music, 1111 Neal Street, 5,1 0. 51414..44..et had theirpresent policy and w.c-n. FOR HIRE line-up Bob Weston, CARNIVAL HATS, - party novel- I/per word .14 toso, Derek Brookes ties. NOW fatlyPoppers.FREE (gtrs), Stu- THE BEST MOBILE DIS- Brookes CATALOGUE. - WILLSONS COTHEQUE "AVENGER" BOOTS No772 art (bass gtr), KING STREET,LEICESTER. EQUIPMENT forhire Terry Simms (drs) or purchase from NEWHAM SON r t. onpoo1 and Paul MOBILE DISCOTHEQUEVeils.AUDIO.- 534-4064 Tiller 1100-000. (vets)-foreight - 266 mill TWIN DECKS.-01.944 0500. months andhave already built tip a strong one- 40Zulna nighter following. NYLON Drummer KeelHartley, who leftMayallinApril, IRIIIICROVi MUST Lariat,, TOOT 5 now leads hisownblues group with Owen Finnegan E lme9 hymn kuvw*wrsivi OR EVERY (lids), Spit James (gtr), the factory, PeterDines OOTBALL (organ)and Enleawll der red F.,. CS Gary Thain (bassgtr). 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AGENCY TH SOMETHING TO SAY 01-806 4645/6494 RABIN AGENCY CPI .0302016 70 RING BRAINTREE (Mike Heard)230 THE HOME OF LSE Houghton St WC2 GOOD SOUNDS THE FELLOWSHIP INN Former hp heavyweight contends Randlesdown Road A STAGGERING WEEKEND!! FREDDY MACK who,on February 3rd. Holborn -St Temple GRAND THEATRE BELLINGHAM. 5.E.6 sin.' THIS FRI., OCT.18th 1065. L o'd the tote Chick Colderwood '"TOVel'UZ1.7::uRs and lien retired aflerwordsle form the Aynsley Dunbar FREDDY tvtAitt9t MACK SHOW, is now WOLVERHAMPTON JUNIORSEYES Saturday, October 19th making ocomebackand is tramp, Retaliation Deviants Plus, Plus "JULY" SELOFANE dailyal Sor, gymnasiumfrom 4307 0 Sat 19th Oct 8pm 7/6 BOX OFFICE 25244/5 Wednesday, October 23rd FLEETWOOD MAC 6 SUNDAY, OCTOBER SAT. BLONDE ON BLONDE p.m. 278.30p.m. OCT. 19th CRICKETERS INN ALSO TRAMLINEma BATTERSEATOWN HALL SOUTHEND HAROLD DAVISON PRESENTS Lavender Hill, SN.11 SUN. (Lower Hall) FLEETWOODMAC OCT. 20th FAIRPORT CONVENTION Forone n,aht only Stevenson'sBlues Tuesday, October 22nd Dept. THE KING OF DIXIELANDJAll Next weekDeviants, Action, Fleetwood Mac FLEETWOOD MAC THURS., OCT.24th Doors open 7 p EARL HINES SURREY ROOMS R. & P. ENTERPRISES Oval, Kennington, S E 11 Sunday, October 20th THE LI LITTLE JOHNAND ALL STARS THE SHADROCKS GRAPEFRUIT 15/6, 13/6, 10/6, 8/6, 7/6 Sunday, October 27th and supportinggroups querMartin Agencs-0I-REG-716d AMBOY DUKES Doers urge (0,ed Bp, Co, Pan TOWN CENTRE HARLOW presents THEBIRDCAGEFRIDAY EVENING LATELATE SHOWS 9Gm -2 am iron Friday, October 18th Friday, October 25th Friday, November 1st Friday, November 8th Friday, November15th Friday, November22nd FELICE FANTASTIC U.S.A. SHOW SOUL BROS. WILLIAM BELL CHUCK JACKSON/ THE ORIGINAL INEZ and THE BABY MAY THE MAZE TAYLOR CARLA THOMAS LLOYDALEXANDER QUOTATIONS IMPRESSIONS CHARLIEFOX RONETTES THE SONNY BURKE SHOW REAL ESTATE aIGBTHE FANTASTICS oakSUPPORTINGGROUP SUPPORTING GROUP SUPPORTING GROUP 04 MELODY MAKER, October19,1968 -Page 25 THENEWPINK SUNDAY cont. TUESDAYcont BLACK PRINCE Hotel.Bexley. ERICe,1,SILO. 1101 110 Oxford FLAMINGO A 11 MIlteCntIon.nand 0110 100 Lot 101 " GEORGE," NORDEN: TERRY AT 33.31 WARDOURSTREET, W.I LIGHTFOOT. CLUB ***************CLUBS'COOKS, CHINGFORD anquee ST, WT FRI.,OCT.IBth RoyalForestliolel PEANUTS. -K A r m. 90 WardourStreet London W.1 810WAD 18.004.00 Blchopara Th .NI 41 Mr Phi, Grout/ TONITE ANYONE CARRYING HI LLLLL PARADISE OF JAZZ 1E11011 pal MELODY MAKER TERRY LIGHTFOOT'S JAZZMEN 41"aulay0444044 FREE ADMITTED SAMMY RIMINGTON QUARTET 30 le11 30 * BLUES NIGHT MI 7 p.m CY LAURIE JAZZCLUB, 7 311- Lord Napo, Beulah Road, Thorn WYNDER K.FROG THEALL -NITER 11 Pm, BedfordCornerHotel. on Heath. LODGE SESSION * KIPPINGTON SATURDAY Bayley St, London,WCI.Ear FREE '11"oit 0 dayOctober 18.l 11 * WHERE 01,116 10 SLOUGH, Good CIIWPRINFIn3 THE ACTIONIS!! IlLACKBOTTOM ST 11.30 pm. 15 OUSTER BENNETT Green ManBlackheath. ------ALES WELSH. * THETHEBRITISH DEBUTOF CHRIS BARBER BLUEBEAT SOUL R&B FORT NW band-Lord FOR OOD BOORT BREEN, John Noel,ThorntonHeath lunch. MUSIC IF YO Teel.,lime WANTGTOENJOYAND Trio- LordNapier,ThornInn WEDNESDAY * """":, AND MEET ELFYOUR Heeth. NEWFRIENDSIN GRAVESEND TERMINUS, Stuarl A CONVIVIAL ATMOSPHERE ALL THE LATEST PRE-RELEASE *THE FAMILY JOIN CASA LOMA.1411 Road. ART THEMAN /DAVE B LUEBEAT: SOUL: THE CROWDLISTENING Band.Rad- SKA: ROCK -TIAJUANA JAZZBAND AND DANCING WaY 110101, GELLY plus MICK HAMER trio - STEADY RECORDS FROM YARDBIRDS TO THE Putney High Street Forecast: Outside, persistent rain. JOHNNY FARLOWE AT THE . SLEEPY *LOVE SCULPTURE Inside. a raving scene FLAMINGO TONIGHT. SEE MAIN *NATIONALHOTHOUSE CROMWELLIAN Saturday. 0001*DT, 01011 301 PLUSTHE ADVERT IN COLUMN 2. TERRY LIGHTFOOT'S ELM PARK HOTEL POLICE FANTASTIC MADDENING B LACKBOTTON STOMPERS, * DREAM ALL-STAR JAZZBAND SOUNDSOF CROWD New Ere Jarlband Lunchtime Jam MANAGER V/EYERIDGE 43709 Session Green Man. Blackheath. * SPICE LONDONSNo.1 DEEJAY -- Sunday. Onto,* Zan p 3010 30) *THE VoInterifnlrininttIn**** EmptRIConSILK. Thames Hotel, THE COPPER COLIN PUREROOK. Modern *JOHNNYFARLOWE H a Court. JAZZ ON TOWER BRIDGE 317trio,PontefractCaslle,Old * HOUSE OFLORDS 15 PEGASUS Marylebone Road, NMI WITH THE MOST TUART HENRY FABULOUS FROGISLAND DON RENDELI- MR. ACKER BILK SOUNDSYOU'VEEVER J A Z VIAND, Mem 1.00Aft DON'T HEARD George & Dragon,Bedford TONY LEE TRIO 4 Teak Storm AND THE MISS HIS KNOCKOUT COMMENCING I PM Mown, W.1 01437 6731 PER EARLYI CRAWDADDY studios 0 Iterierrowel GLASTONBURY TOWN HALL Athletic Ground nom PARAMOUNT JAZZBAND ************ (SOMERSET) THE ORIGINAL EAST SIDE SAT., OCT. This Salurday, STOMPERS, Camberley. .a.***J1L****FIL***** 19th(7.30-6.00e.m.) 10 enlaber Adin RICHMOND TOBY JUG,TOLWORTN,SURREY 7.30-u aeonOdd., 2 TONIGHT SKIP BIFFERTY! INTRODUCING FROM U.S.A. BLUESVILLE'68 CLUBS ,ROM U S A SAM APPLE PIE TERRY SMITH QUINTET ALSO TIME CYCLE THE FANTASTICS Lle, BarCar ParkD.J.Pal, B TAVERN', 376 SevenAsters Rd. AN ALLSTARSHOW AN INCREDIRLE SHOW - YOU 'THE HORNSEY WOOD MUST SHEIT. KLERI/gis...;.CRICKETERS," Friday 0.00 0001°' T74 FIRSTLONDONCONCERT MEMPHISEXPRESS FLAMINGO. GOTHIC JAZZRAND. Earl of M. T6 SHACK ERIC SILK MONDAY Sandwich. W C.2 CHICKEN *D.D.WARWICK NEW ERA JAZZBAND RETALIATION wawa, Otwhet 2101 (SISTER OF THE WittermanZAorzs,d,,1:;e of 'hogs AT LAST the incredible AYNSLEY DUNBAR DIONNE FABULOUS HITCHIN, Herrnilage Ballroom. WARWICKMAKES HER SMOKEY RICE y1.0111.10 TERRY LIGHTFOOT'S FIRST LONDON APPEARANCE BLUES RAND, LOFT, AYLESBURY AT THEFLAMINGO) ROYAL OAK,M.J.S. CLUB- NEW SEDALIA, Holloway ALL-STAR JAZZBAND COME EARLYFOR THE PHILSEAMAN QUARTET With BLACK PRINCE Hotel,Bexley. aslie copposIte Holloway Prison) STAN ROBINSON. Kent Max Collie. SAVOY(-.=cv.,) CATFORD *.DEE DEEWARWICK TORY JUG, TOLWORTH, SURREY L FULLY LICENSED BAR ALL STARSHOW WITH COOKSFERRYINN THE COLOSSEUM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19th SAM APPLE PIE ANGEL ROAD, EDMONTON JON HISEMAN/ 200100 WITS MN STUMM EAMMERS BARKING COLLEGE wi anteh et we Chw sew the Swoon, CEDAR SET DICK HECKSTALL SMITH so OW II Greet Orowe Streetor I CHICKEN SHACK THE COFFIN, 30 GerrardSt., Gut 0330 * MEMPHIS EXPRESSW.I.Saturday andeverynight,FISHMONGER'S ARMS, WOOD FAN CLUBS THE COUNTS del Tokelsons NO.: NUS... 0933 10ill4.dancing. Sinatra, CountGREEN. EVERY SUNDAY MORN- AND JOHNNYFARLOWEBattle, Matt Homo. SinatraING 12-2 1/4 per word Soele members welcomed CASUALS Official Fan Club. GREAT ALL-NITERSET FREDDY RANDALL S.a.e. Josephine Payne, 9Telles AND HIS BAND Hill, Ewell, Surrey. *ROCK STEADYAND SOUL SUNDAY KENNY BALL Appreciation So- STUDIO 51 WITH THE ciety. Egiiii"MAITEDSHOW MOST FABULOUS GOTHICJAZZEIANO. Earl of -S.a.e. to StIm Pat Si SOUNDS YOU'VEEVER HEARD ALL THE LATEST PRE -RELEASES ders,10 CarlisleStreet, W.I. KEN COLYER CLUB FROM 4 EXCITING Sandwich._W.C.2 10/11 GT. NEWPORT STREET ARTISTS BLUEBEAT: SOUL. SEA: ROCK THE OFFICIAL PLASTIC PEN STEADY RECORDS FROM HALF MOON, PUTNEY NY FAN CLUB.-S.a.e. to Char- NEAR LEICESTER SQUARE ************ JOHNNY FARLOWE AT THE lotte & Maureen, e/o Dick James Mweday. October IMF. 7.30 CHRIS WALKER'S p.m. FLAMINGO TONIGHT. SEE MAIN Music,71 -TS New Oxford Street, SUgaN9FT.,IPST(Ti12-1U2Agkl ADVERT IN COLUMN 2. JAZZBAND BURTON'SUXBRIDGE GOTHIC JAZZBAND DISCOTHEQUE SOUNDS WITH HIGHWAYMAN. Camberley. VINCE EDWARD FAN CLUB. THE VERY LATEST PRE. BILL ERUNKSILLS 302201V11. Sae Ruth ciinien,United Artlets RELEASES OF SOUL RENDELL-CARR QUINTET, SAT. JOHN DUMMIR BLUESBAND AND R G B F114110110 Cocks,Kingston. Records, 37 Mortimer Street. WI , wed, Owoher 300, 7.30 MR. EXCITEMENT!! MAIDSTONE "Tudor Holly, OCT. COLOURED No. Ortens Pm, N1/4,10 BILL GREENOW IGHTFOOT, STRONG JAZZ HOTELS 19th BARRY MATITYWS RAGTIME BAND *JOHNNY FARLOWE 12.2p mPrince of . Dall. PEE RECORDING ARTISTS 1/4 per word with wealgown ALL GIRLS CARRYINGMELODY RAISINS Ind Road, HammersmithIneal STONEMALL HOUSE HOTEL (20 MAKER ADMITTED FREE Ravens,ourt Park Tube) SHAKEY VICK EVERY minutes West End. First class *************** AT THE CROWN. BOREHAI1WOOD norm and breakfast hotel.Terms FRIDAY STEVE MAXTED SHOW WED., OCT. 23rd (7.30-11.30a.m.) BOTTLENECK BLUES CLUB from 22s. Id.daily. Hotand THAMES HOTEL THE MIDWEEK BIG NIT! OUT READING "SHIP," ROE cold,fullycentrallyhealedall SAM APPLE PIE WALLIS. rooms. Showersbathinclusive, HE'S HERE WITH THE& HIS EXPLODING GUM BOOTS TV Radio lounge. AA/RACyr BRIGHT GREEN OCTOPUS KNEES THE BLUE HORIZON ommended.ST Wesleonthe Park JOHNNY FARLOWELIGHTSHOW. RAILWAY TAVERN, SRoad. Bladthreth, London, S E 3.

TERRY LIGHTFOOT'S * ANGEL LANE, STRATFORD .GETHSEMANE 01451152S RAILWAY_ HOTEL WEAWSTONE JAZZMEN SHOW OPENING FRI., OCT. 2S Naga Head. 203 York Rd.. NW .11 r"THU ALL GIRLS CARRYING MELODY Bun. 44 and 170 wiM LUCK COLOSSEUM ! HFCKSTALL-SMITH ERIC SILK II HIS MAKER ADMITTED FREE ASGARD THE ORIGINAL EAST SIDE Iligong, Ow BowesSE, NEXT WEEK FOR DETAILSSTOMPERS. Green Man,"Ilioh SOUTHERN JAZZBAND with syringing sounds on and off Road,Leytonstone, HOPBINE therecord, ..Av SONNY BURKE!! i o":,::,..ry.7; THE TOMMY WHITTLE CLUB MAX COLLIE'S *************** THE RESURRECTION EVERY FRIDAY-BARON RAY SOUND!! BLACK BULL, WHETSTONE. N20 RHYTHM ACES THURSDAY PEGASUS HAROLD McNAIR -1 PALEGREEN LIMOUSINE This Thursday, Oct. 17th, IIp.m. - ERIC SILK, WhittingtonHoh I, NEXT WEEK the Pinner. JUN HISEMAN COLOSSEUM Oct. 24M: PETER KING WOOD GREEN,"'""'"7".' - - FISHMONGER'S ARMS, WOOD GREEN. EVERYTHURSDAY from TUESDAY JOHNNYPARKER ! I MOvernbee T.B-10.30 CLEO'S KILLING FLOOR RUES AY AT THE PLOUGH ILFORD blues FREDDYRANDALL AFRO -CUBAN NITE ED. FAULTLESS MODERNJAZZ JETHRO TULL!! BAND BRIANEVERINGTON QNT PRODUCTION ASSOCIATES Solerep.JOHN EDWARD ENT.AGENCY AND HIS _ Lori Hooker Dick Brennan Special guest: ALEXIS KORNER will;guests 01-806 4645.'6494 BA BLUES LINE. Alan Berry, 01-417 9100 t oaraymegyeelr.l.e... JAZZ ORGANand Blues with HENRY'S BLUESHOUSE theJellRevdTrioandPeter CROWN HOTEL. STATION STREET every Wednesday Demmer, TheGrapes, Hay. BIRMINGHAM JAll AT THE PHOENIX NIGHT FREDDY THE KENSINGTON JOHN KEEN and RAIL- CAVENDISH SQUARE .0 MACK SHOW

Putney. RUSSELLGDNS., HOLLAND ROAD WAY HOTEL, Wed o i734 ALAN moles Its firstC000,1appear JOE HARRIOTT QUARTET KENSINGTON, W.14 JULIA DOIG.PeterBond Quar- once in the West End m ChIslehurst. AT ronme Ad,...on,Stud.. 4/ &nes 49, 27,73 9 tet,Barkley Arm, ELSDON Ilatchalta on To book o tn., 029 1700 4th. 51h IS Mil SATURDAY, OCT. 19th JAZZRAND November MEW STATEJAZZBAND,Green Comeandsee Ma Scott's 01-422 1055 Man,Plumetead, RONNIE ,ng spectmle THREE TUNS, Beckenhamfr. presents 3 floors of JAll AT THE PALM COURT HUMPH TREVORTOMKINS entertainment luringPeterShadevibe> RICHMOND, SURREY including jazz,wining, Thurs., 17th ALAN BERRY TRIO SCOTT'S dining, dancing, Fri., 18th ART THEMAN BROKEN WHEEL FRIDAY Sal., 19th BOBBY WELLIN SCENE RETFORD, NOTTS. films, discotheque Sun., 20th RONNIE ROSS THE 47 FRITH ST. ALL -NITER SESSION AT SATURDAY,19th OCTOBER 8 p.m.TILL and anything else 84:101,01on 2/0 FLAMINGOFROM LIVE BANDS PLUS DAWN DIS- LONDON withinreason. JOHNNY FARLOWE SEEMAINADVERT Featuring inthenew CINCOLUMN2. W.1 ground floorroom PESKYGEE JAZZ ELM CRUMBLEY'S Kimberworth & Wing, Lion,Brentford. until 19th October, Rotherham BABESE, Red LL'S HEAD 180, Forest Hotel, alld- band Lord SUNDAY BARNES BRIDGE PRO5741 FORT NEEF - Resident Too CALIFORNIA worth, Nothe. ThorntonHealh RED NORVO BALLROOM Napier. TONY LEE WM...1M RoodIhonsiohi O, le. Beech...leer, Not., WHISKY A'GOGO e 62804 See JAZZ CLUE OCT. 27th TONY ARCHER HIGHGATE 33/37Wordour Frldor October lam Tabenwele, Stockport GATEHOUSE RUBY BUFF Strr W 1 Poo 210 Shed., Sheffield YE GLUE El 30 Pernonol Management DONRENDELL/ Resident Rhythm Secfron- THE EORGEWEINTRIO BILL IF SAO. TRIO The INTERSTATE GEOFFCATTERALL IANCARRQUINTET Admission 25/- and 1, 00 10h ROAD SHOW Saturday. October19th PETTIFERTRIO wall Dom.,on4 028266811/2 JOHN ARLENE CORWIN HAROLD McNAIR THE DOWNE 'Soul!) of No Membership WHO JAZZ AT and TONY LEE TRIO Bromley, onA211 ROD KELLY HOLDSWORT. required BentlpinsDAVE BRIAN PRIESTLEY TRIO Licensed Commencing October-2111 COUNTRY CLUB EXPRESS SALENA JONES 2106 1411VIRSTOCA HwN W 3 MEMPHIS KLOOKS KLEEK MARLOW RONNIE SCOTT RAILWAY HOTEL, IOU WEST END CROWN HOTEL, IT'S HAROLD McNAIR and LANE, WESTNAMPSTEM) W 6 AND THE BAND PETE KING and the THURSDAY, OCTOSER 17m 0,1. 20W, 7.30.11.13p. MODERN JAZZ Up ski THURSDAY, OCTOBER2214 Ton,Y., Its Snoth.111 CLEO Saturday, October 19th Bill Le Sage Trio London Oahu, of TIME OUT NEW ERAJAZZBAND THE AFFINITY THE JON HISEMAN'S 11,01 hot, Tuesday, October 22nd ALAN HAVEN FREEBANK BENEFIT Sim D.rk111.1 THE GUN COLOSSEUM BILL and curds. Mao roc. TERRY SMITH o HECXSIM P,ISEMini OLSE JAZZ CLUB LAINE'S COUNTS RAND SAMplusAPPLE JUNIORS BIRTHDAY 47 Frith Street, W.1 PETE KING EYES ROYAL OAK J S CLUB - Gerrard 4752/4239 PHILSEAMANQUARTETM .01, HAROLD MalAIR PETE KING Plus D.J. PATB. Page 16-MEL01 Y MAKEROctober19, 191111 ENGAGEMENTS WANTED BANDS PUBLIC NOTICES BILL !continued) II. per word 1/4 per word A RAND able available-076 Classified AdvertisementDepartment DUMMER/VOCALIST,R proles Lewington EMPLOYMENT AGENCY LI. E.C.4 atonalrigior gisrt...illtney -1.5 comic WeMichaelVaughan "MELODY MAKER-. 141-1noel Strad, London, t'AN 417s AEOUT ion trip /reaps ovaIt Samuel Horsburgh known as I PI, 170 L 234 DRUMMER - 01.0035122. eon, ehandsimmediately Intend toapply to th. FnquiriEsi Mot Street5011, Ear young. Travel anywhere ReeeeD- LondonBorough of Camden tor .1 DRUMS BONGOS, c-ori Licenceillcarry on an Employ offer reader, top esperienvi anywhere aBS include classified odverlisemenis -57 Whently Ct 111.11510 Votlia;?.411"11TZLer,r,- Agency for personsinthe PRESS DATES. Every effort will be mode to 5511ion AM pm, No 2.1 of publication eentntertainment IndustryRI 10Sam aoHip Wayprevious to week GO NO FURTHER? Rh,0 u. now A DISC JOCKEY withpowerlul ADO SAM...NU DenmarkStreet.London, WC2, We have 1hr rniMir yrrilpulnhLhl n equipment forhire Moak M. et, 1(00 such agency to Sc knownor WILL BE ACCEPTED UP TO AND req... We ran enmity profrs Slaeb Ankh. ALL REJECTIONS. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS BROUGHT INTOTHE OFFICE slona Ioracinl profelonal mum -01 WO 92117 IgvenIngsl PREVIOUS TO DAY OF PUBLICATION coNN. aumb top the groundstherefor, must NO LATER THAN 5.00e.tn. ONTHE MONDAY chin.wilhoutchargerInquiries ALEX OOOOO 'S OMNIBUS.soil, Nomara. aw bnde Inwritingtothe illsarstandard.. etc. Available Novo, Town Clerk, The Town Hall. (Management 01 S7.3164 her onward. 43E43. RARE AIM m.o....ad ILO ALL CLASSIFIEDADVERTISINGMUST BE PRE -PAID .A - Bealtdon Ruston Road. NWI,within 14 IS Quintet. 11t4011 SallaPHOras days ofthedate of publication of GOOD SWINGING AUSTIN BAPTISM advertisements althan doorron Alrbouphewer nowavailablefor gso Cabaret.Steelband and1.10050 MUM. Mk. VL nee S.206 Ills advertisement The Publishers retainers. tielsrlb refuse at withdraw YIN 19,44 BONN 000101.411001. ookfindou sate oak. Oa ovoid mistakes. they or. notresponsible lot clerical or pinnies error. experience with ding. -dancers.- Phone eveningsFred. 01920 MT ROO DARWNI WCIERSTRA.IM1-1439. MAIM; .werarraors tag GUITAR/ MR DIElt CIPOINYI,mo, (XI SPECIAL NOTICES TRIO. RIR. - RISE Jull Ot. /1421 B RITAIN'SBRIGHTEST RAND MOSS 1/4 per word GUITARIST, SLUES, - 344 counroN Nay. model. sursin 73119 sound for your bli M at mat ACKNOWLEDGED as thebeat! perword GUITARIST can liortnonDe rm OsamintMO, wm.o.,. Ma WANTED 1/- figlrede?P11;from Criterprol,MAR - NOWT, Goa Lo oleosnee tea IVOR MAIRANTS' POSTAL MUSICIANS EX pnjj ...ken 9797 tday) Letilherhead NORmoNOT. nen 157 COURSES for PLECTRUM and for ea. or A JAZZ Influenced tenor wantedGUITARIST/VOCALIST l'ily007'47" 4076levenings). FINGERSTYLE GUITAR. Limestforprosoulband. tublished semi.pro group.Should WANTED GUITARIST, RESIDENCY, Gigs, soleHonill utter.Inaleck- - Ring 578 1604. reliableand haveabilityto stondardy Hoy I.A,pops,read, COLIN JAMES blurs bald - Mt THE RRST TIME IN BRITON Particular.. IVOR MAIRANTS be DYNAMIC YOUNG DRUMMER busk, vocals. - 570101114 Tel Adderhory 334. Banbury. MUSICENTRE, 36 Rathbun Place, ALL FLOWERS,readingplus experienced. Oxon lass, YOUN3:0i7777="0Man be mormancad, keen got...one GUITARIST. Very London, W1.18-1Alt, Thursdays, Kings.. GUITARIST versatile Anything considered COMING SOON LeoCHI- S. S E 21 Trio1 goodwork).'Rued good Lh plot done. Plot thaw - OSIRIS (VISIONS) LTO. S d log CAGO andthe WAY IN SOUL t In Scta IIIII"=t; little. TurnprotoWhire. M ea dew.. end woo**. Liquidation).Liquidatorhasfor;pas, 001 tolootopunall poop-loos "ZVI`Tills4")`;4C..11; rE2AS-BAND-f.nlaal is sounds. - Tel Colin 940 44 , Send or Pew Irefire sale substantial quantities of Pop Pop. Soot N alt. Reedingand SIST, own P A Read,versatile,644 OM, Art Poster. including Dm' Hem ALLMUSICIANS,seml.profes- GROUP requirebass Vocal. peened tLyears proexperienm Box dna etc. Appointment to view Mr Nonniorprofemional, we haveguitarist preferablyvocalist. MOM CURLY -BLUES influenced oval, - CUIRINIITS / Tap moray - 025 minimum guaranteed ode forgigs.- TelDunstable Miles, 831 5172, Written offersbonds and groupsThalrequirebe keen on Form Strom. tTA.:,.,7 VOCALS seeksgigs MASSON RASS. elmm,neu R130 - / Beach Boy. etc.No 65276 after 6 p.m MREANC, n. t110 to be received by the Liquidator,your services, Ring nowt Agency Roo7E7E,c/o"MaladyMater", M B. Harris, Chargesonly 18.., payable hig heads plmase. -Chris,672. ' DOM MINDS quartet/rmlniKE, ULM* Serbs 10,nee 1120 F.C.A. 23 Albe on 161166FleetPram,London, EC.4 marleStreet,London,W.I, engagement. 11,J.C. Artistes7035 evenings orweekend. motet, versatile. Own PA anent. SAN 1010. ...SAMmrim Ea. - later than OctoberII 1968, Manogement, 01-575 66E8. INTELLIGENT PROGRESSIVE 01.673 5450, OLSSON 3S. 5511 TONY DIPLACITO. very urgent. required A STAFF RAND requiresin- drummer withfeeling GUITARIST FIRST CLASS TRIO, PIANO. DIUMOIY1 please writeor phone.-Love, strumental. Keen beginners-329 9622. TUD 7455. withown MASS, DRUMS, AVAILABLE. - CONN lea,ruput, Catherine Collins, Chesterfield YOUNG ORGANIST SITO may be acceptedRe -enlistments IRISH LEAD guitarist. alsoHammond / Loamywonted for Too., rIrobleproErmileni mod, 042 9651. CONN ah, swelter 5110OUTS from R. Marines and Army,tdrummer for ICdrWI seml-pro Tel . 111- SUPER omkos West End club residency. - oon, esomeecad deb, maw, breed. E XPERIENCED VOCAL group. -Box 7866. 249 0923 teslino, sie enrol .no tom tfir.montal quartet Standards. Money. ore td VOCAUSTS WANTED ttr,r1."', w'kg;:id,7 IS THIS YOU?EXPERIENCED YOUNG 117-181 drummer, vocal- Amen. lois Normilmr/sorlyDO Lorin,pops, etc. - 674 9275. LRAM pm, Pal Royal Tank TROMBONES 1/- per word DRUMMER AND ORGANerfoIST,whoist and r guitarist Mr Rot Na. tier, 1/e Melody Maker, 161- FREDDIE ROSSId h. Conti. KINO 36, emu... Am SSW Regiment, Catterick Camp, Vorkshouldbeextrovert prmersorganist) com plete I. Cl... So., London, LEA. EXPERIENCED VOCALIST.shire. g gew nental MealyITriO/anQUartet).-01. CONKDIRECTOR, en), 473 with'68 appmrsnees for ...if, 459 0121, Blues Influenced,to form group. AUDITIONING.Jinx bass oround rillul GRAN 9054_ SuNov,nmadd,ened Sea Crawley area -forming group to be built - - Crawley 21671. radio,-GLA 3797. breakaway established group 2 PIECE unit required for A22 TENOR, versatile,- 60 GROUPS REQUIRED URDU,' IIESSON WartlaINSTER.nee L11 FEMALE SINGER requiredfor member. Age 10.25and could bevigorouspromotion.good Image 46. East London area, pub work - B AND OF THE LIFE GUARDS. Tel01-520 5975 recording and management Musician wted Instruments °eking inI,ondon area.-and original material essential - EAD GUITAR /Yodels. Still pany withunlimitedcapital.-considered.-ApplyDirector ofrnhennew500-7728after 6 pm Please phone 199 4645 evening.. king really good organised HAWAIIAN COSTUMED Group Pleasewritegiving details toMusic, Wellington Barracks, MUSICIANS Lead GuitaristEx- Reverse charges If 001 of town inNorth London. - PRwith dancer.- 570 5450. Southern Productions, Suite504.London, S.W.1. Tel 01-799.414. Pop MEETS LARGEST coloured and PERSONAL Chesham House, pertmental Blues.Pro - 150 Regent St, S AND REFORMING,KInnston/Box 7 LEON MIL Drums- Phonewhite band. TonlcSoul-Fa 1/4per w:Tril London,WI. UNITY YOUNG. capable 748-1777. Bishops Stortford 51835. - Stabile, Require Tenor, pDnist, WAKED ORGAN AND bass require work, EUROPEAN FRIENDSHIP SOCI- GIRLGUITARIST,vocalhat.drummer, bass.- 01.399 0879. Musicians to form recording HOWARD MAKER Bang. Ca- group,vocalistsandcomposers 8d.perword -CRA 2981 E TY, BURNLEY. Penfrlendsany B ANJO AND drums for ORGANIST. Own Rhythm baret. anywhere.- 69 Glenwood a allcountries. Sends.a.e.=fist1.1:lineTgke' 21100';13111'."Oliver Morton band -W0 20653. Preferred. Own equipment. - Minimum charge 2/8d. Ace Gardens, )!ford. 01450 1043. fge,rfree details, GIRL SINGER(over181, im- Detail. to Electronic Drummer, leeksrest- BASS/BASS GUITAR/VOCALS. drummer brit - A MILE. aCCOMPLISHEDdency.- Tel(Uxbridge) UX FOR FREE LIST OF PEN PALSmediate work Italy/Greece. Capable of some lead vocals. Also 32656. Bandleader(DingtoLondon Hance notessential. Own equip-ACCORDIONIST. - 876 4542. send a stamped addressed enve tobacking harmony,abletoreadment. 353 9626 Reed. ), lopetoWorld Wide FriendshipaudItion- Phone 888 3636 A AMA, ACCOMPLISHED GROUP busk-Apply Mel Douglas, ORGANIST. EXPERIENCED.PIANIST. 876 4542. mt?ritit,t-tirt:Trirr" 1,7,.,War; JOE- requires amateur Club. Se Cemetery Road. Denton. LodcarnoBallroom.Arundel St,GOODY PROSPECTS, 735498E, 8.30- - 616. Manchester. 1134 PER !Statefemale vocalistPop/Blues (PA) ACCORDIONIST AVAILABLE, - Televentngs 540-5084 Week Portsmouth, or phone HAV 6939 ,30 m ORGANIST PRO,reader. Own age 1 - BASS and BassDavid Price, 562 Uxbridge Road.Hammond. Bernard,Belford vocaMALE FOR lass Top ORGANIST/PIANIST - days 622-4209. HayesIftddx. 59896. DANIELS FRENCH penfriends.allages, LEAD vocalist, fornameLondon club. Must read.trio, In, Guitar. Readers for cabaret bark. from12-21.sendS.a.e.for Dee -ins,vocals an asset. Watford ACCORDIONIST, EX- ORGANIST seeks residency. own recording group, must be Mum: Ring 699 7224. - JAZZ BAND demos-Anglo French Corres- Box 7879 B ASS GUITARIST / VOCALIST20610 PERIENCED, Freddie Rossi,-01- Rhythm Ace Electronic Drummer, pondence House - 459 0124 plus personality girlvocalist_ Club, Falcon NORTON YORK AGENCY RE-required by blues -basedgroup. - ORGANIST / PIANIST required, - Tel: 01-9044643 Burnley. QUIRES VOCALISTS,- 86 Torn -992 6346 after 6pm, experienced and versatile,for ALTO avallobleweekends. -Tel (Uxbridge) 11X 92656. ertgacrart al TOrglinyMAC 3655, PIANIST ANDgirldrummer GIRL WANTED to ACCOMPANYhamGreenTerrace.WA. CHI S ASS GUITARIST/Vocals, for LOXE to MOTHER'S CONCERT.4895. hotel. -Trevor ALTO/CLAR library,transport.gigs, residency- 8741043. LOU PREAGEWS PRESENTA- ambitious composing group Workville, 21 Charmoutrlf Tiogr7Vg: PIANIST. READ or boa- 852- Featly:itHall. Ticket provided- TWO ATTRACTIVE femaleon- Christmasonwards.Equipment, -FRE 1301. TIONS. Bands and cabaret. --40 Phone between 9 am -4 pm. 01-696calists wanted for residency, able 1108 GISMO/00d Ado...Ilford 01-550 - Bowser. Fero. Hall, Tonbrldge,"1;11Giag.P)PIANIST required ALTO CLAD. Bart, gigs.-863- PIANIST. REG 2040. 5771 Est 65 to sing pups and standards. goodKent. 3639 - 4043. for residency. Lowrey ALTO/TENOR clay, PIANIST-ResIdenty/Gigs - MIGHTY GROWLER trio quar MADDOX PEN CLUB. The very BASS, PROFESSIONAL,ti rge.0intLeslie supplied. 01000 - CLI 4811.7e 2817. Lest Bring excitement. new in-write with is possible - AMOEBA LIGHT show available. tet, versatile Latin steel bond.- Allrepliesanswered. 99 re PIANIST /VOCALS. Versatile.- 01.7300706 terest to your life5d stamp for - SON 04ANIST"."' PITIARESSIVE.13 plus petrol.- Crayford 26876. 2646497. freedetails. YR. MaddoxSi. FITZPATRICK, L 0 CAR N 0, SS URGENTLY REQUIRETI AN EXPERIENCED professional ORGAN and drum, vocals Du., - DERBY. FOR SAVOY BROWN. 754 9233.jwork waiting willingto rehearse, PRO ORGANIST HomInterested Xmas hotel season. London, WI. - musician, tenor, bass guitar/mond/Leslie seeks residency. F arranger, seeks residency or anywhereN.Y .E-Box 7873 1 MY NAME Is AlexI'm 24. I'm ZIREITIV4rDtree'6170:;711 rote London or South drummer avail. POP, SOUL, Blues, JamCOW Iff n il at all bad Molting and 1drive PIANISTand Bass required.RIVAPTIMCgr,77.11 able- 01.7039444. and Continental sports ear1 would really like VOCALISTS BLUE HORIZON forehand.Mustread, PI -524- experienced. - RHYTHM / LEAD guitarist, - groupsavailable girls E1783. RUC 2836. 01-452 3981. some Alltrulysr- to meet some attractive 1/- per word RECORDS B ASS BUSKER, YOURS. harmony. all kinds oftales at reasonablefees Book living Essex, KentLondonAny PIANIST forwellknowntrio, vocal..music. wanLs semi -pro grOuP,eimly BAD TEMPERED! Twenty, good need heavy-handed Rost Guitarists reading. Alltransport.-449.0163. - R. C Artistes P offersplease-Write Box 7870 busking,essential. BASS (DOUBLE) vocals.- 01-preferably with organ, NorthManasonent01.573 6548 OFFICIAL_ and Drummersto form pro -group typesITIUMe.doubling organan London area.- 455 0740. You can "bank"rctrrice.p12.Jabkr, Orfitifi dr". behind asset but not essentialGood job604 2677. ,heBeatlesfor320 6d.Hunter B ASS GUITAR. Pro, ex- CLARINET.young,eX- EXPERIENCED YOUNG vocalist LEADING U.S. ARTIST foe right person Phone 01.437 perlence , pro, residency re- PROMOTERS Davies' urhorised illustrated bioseeking working band/vocal P315 for aPPoinimeni- perienced. passport- CAN 3709quired. graph,' post paid from R.H. Or- No clergymen need apply - Phone Epping 3410. contact group PIANIST, SINGER. Weekends. between RIO ings TENOR SAX, flute and 12 string 93 Southbourne Gros,, GIRL Phone HarrySinunonds 01-734 9233 BASS GUITARIST (good PETER JOHNSON Bournemouth -VIITAIIPT"erperienced, FriSat, Su, New family house. gear)player seeks seml.pro progressive versattle, eeks Rand, residen Haekneyarm. - 985-1415. seeks working group with future.group Len Murphey, la ENTERTAINMENTS AGENCY OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS, foresralgs-rBoo 7868 BLUES BASS and drummer fo PIANISTS, DRUMMERS, organ- 858.2017. - 11 BASS GUITARIST. Read,gigs.Monmouth Road, W.2 foryour Groups, Bands, all people wanting to ke new STRONG FALSETTO voice,ex Brycehartious'sBand - 203 stscroupsgroups and musicians, TENOR SAX, guitar. vocals.318. POSTAL PEN- perienced Seasons - 794.5511. friendsthrough IPitney 4410 lounge work. Band- 1509 Steel Bands, Cabaret, etc. FRIENDS. - Send s.a.e. forD.mensuins seeks barman> groop. - B ASS GUITARIST. sks work. S SINGER, either TENOR. VERSATILE. -607.2435 Kilndown, Cranbrook, Kent, details 52 EarlsCourt Road,-O35 6510 PIANISTS FOR SOUTHLONDONing organ trio orsimileear,semi. TENOR.- WEM 7926. K ensington, London. W VOCALIST/COMPERE. Stan. weekend lounge work. Top rates.pro- TRUMPET Tel. La roberhurst 516 dards and Pops. - 01.57,7941. :Thigh! Trmals,song. ex pro desires gm. PENFRIENDS. Home and LONDON student-Clayman's,BIS5531 (day/. -01.735 7811, Ext.2009 abroad thriller age) -Details YOUNG PRO coloured vocalists.bass, organist. drummer for PIANISTS,START WORK THISIrritM,yomt.P3r.o. requires work. TRUMPET. Read. busk QUARTET.- EAL 0117. Emends Fnr All111111,IRS Chats- pop. willing toballads coup forming - 603 2576 afterCOMING WEEKEND Wide choice Southend 40416 - ROB MACH TRINITY. Hammon worth krad, London. NW2. SongwriterSon willingtoo 5 or of lounge work, 1-5 flights weekly. CASSorb/gt, DIP 6.piece group. genius, 969 3392. 9221. - 168 TRUMPET, semipronow free,Fender-Sonur.- 01-7611 6504. POP, JAZZ,Bluesfans.Make tOMPETENTLEAD guitarforAllareas. New, Increasedrotes. experienced.- Box7850. SHOW QUARTETTE / QUIN anthill.. country/rock outfit-Clayman's,Bishopsgate 5531 S ASS / RHYTHM. Music TRUMPET. excitingfriendsoftheoppostte (day). qualifications Seeks semi -pro - 278 1052. TETTE. MAI NTT. sex Details,StudentEnter residentlounge, N London. - work. TWO PRO,GO-GO DANCERS SUPERNATURAL MIXES. Well SITUATIONS WANTED 348 PRO and seml-pro musicians. If Read,busk,transport.-dance prises11121.46 Cardinals Walk, ou are looking Crawley 25758, solo, require residentIngborough 5629, Leitester. SING; EXPERIMENTAL for London worktogetherurgently. THE TEMPO TRIO requir 1/- per word guitarist and drummer seek BLUES GUITARIST,Thur/Fri/Sunday ROMANCE OR PENFRIENDS rviclbutl Glbson/Marsholl requires In- evening. E3 summer season 1960. 387 7161. EX CAROLINE DJseeksrest.organ/tem:11ms,suggestions? - looking forforaa bandT.' night each. Willing TRIO - °seep England abroad. Thousands ofdonor.- 01 .53 5566 then I can helpyou. For full if,1,1nrgioennt working pro group. to dance all AVAILABLE members. 1603 after S. evening- Box 7876. Salsr'Suris 2195 - Details, World ,,YOUN,,G. PROFESSIONAL pianist nils Must have money. - Friendship Enterprises SIE74. Please, no rubbish.- Phone BTN YOUNG DRUMMER.Hair. look. TRIO/QUARTET. Vocals - Amherst Park5.16, London. 504784 ingforray group -01-42..6746. 6487. .ne'", .."p ,," Arfi31-"""` rb7clarlf;:f.,`1,rfoIrI. CA.k'n'io's% 6748. UNDER 217 Penpals anywhere. RECORDING ARTIST requires B ORED BASS guitarist fed -up TRIO.-3E7 7162 ail- singer.Tenors/organ/lead/youngseml-pro with -Detailsfree.TeenageClub, bassguitars/drums/roadie.Indi creative must- teenyboppers, kswork. Falcon House. Burnley. viduais apply, professionals only, - Phone Hertford 4024see SITUATIONS VACANT TnArneltIrndbu'rrnetlfin=17 DEREK AND CHRISTIE. UNUSUAL PEN.FRIENDS! -Tel 349 9697 Guitar/ BANDS WANTED ARTISTS WANTED DRUMMER AND BASS GUITAR- Mlinglydifferent. international ),per word 'RECORDING GROUP requir 00103ESIVaATrdilIAL3M1guilarist 1/-perword word membership, all ages. Send s.a.e. ISTforblmrre originalgroup.drat 1/- per MANAGERI or harmony groupmust be extraordinary MOSIelana clas1 oanist immeduitel;needs working group. ALL TYPESgroups; bands,par. requires -Dept. Mt, Bureau Britannia. 19 - Tel01.886x8757, Fender/Marshall, one ton ticularly DEE-JAYEntorpriscs Sycamore Grove. Rugby War.-Wool Drayton 4949 (Eric) Ring Walton-onThames 232I5 van, withgirl membersorlounge enterlarners 1110 STRONG, original- REQUIRED IMMEDI hair, vocals. ChIngford- Larks -allgirl groups - wicks CREATIVE, utter6 p.m infxwIstbIarrias wood 2599 after X required, duetoStreatham Hrgh Road, SWIG. group (labelled " underground "I DRUMMER, EXPERIENCED. Compact Duo), Sfor- p m. contirmousinternationalexpans- NEWLY FORMED recording and WORLDWIDE CONTACTS!Free needs sympatheticproducerin endd barer work with DISC JOCKEYS.fullyexperi-Mn. Alsorequired details plus photos 6 x 7. Contact GOOD PROSPECTS. - 735-4964.foplineband. enced glrlvocalistsmanagement company with record company. We will sell -6.30.7.30 pm c'klusthave good equipmentavailable.-and dancers.Main profeasional Arrangement. Munchen 1 B. Box earVocals TelCil882 0055 (Day). unlimited capital require groups Box 7174 DRUMMER/VOCALS, vematile. an advantage. Apply work a .0 Enter- 924. Germany. Bandmaster 1st The Queen's DJ WITH eqipment.uord tm tainmentbsroad.- artists-Senddetails W guarantee money -01-272 0352.Dragon ions All fr Ltd. 97WestfieldLane,Bnd, a7706 WORLDWIDE PEN PALS! Mug DRUMMER YOUNG. Join form. s BritishForces - Crsyf 26876 mansdeld Notts. Telkfansdeld 1 Dated brochure free Hermes, Mg Trio 1good Turn Pro in 27511. Allletters acknowledged Berlin 2, Box 17/N, Germany.- TRANSPORT SINCERE GUITARISTfor DEE-JAY future-Cohnfork).MD assiflable music. un Due to Alen eels.Refinement Enterprises Agency YOUNG MAN seeks blues fan 1/4 per word E AST LONDON Rehearsal Band - RIP 31 requiresGroups - 101aStrea- DOC HUNT my.: girl - 500-2390 tham HighRoad, SW'S. friend, London. Essex area LONDON AREA. - 455 6742. nsidered),young.presentable. BOOTS SLADE GOOD DRUMS AND EQUIP- Mike,6Victoria Road, Gents MINIBUS/DRIVER, anytime, E NTHUSIASTIC ORGANISTre. BASS GUITAR GROUPS wanted for -HillIllord % MrFred, 743.9930, management- 839 9511 MENT bought for cosh, anywhere. - 000 5214 mitred for N. London blues band nn but WE MUST SEE IT motne midstream) - Phone 365. ALAN PRICESET GROUPS, TRIOS, bands, etc. TRANSIT BUSavailablewith SOLO'CLARINET,bassoon and .ith a FIRST -50 WHEEL IT IN. MIL 1077UM or 888-3433 after six. Ao- view to agency and driver. for Continent.- organist, goodFrenchHornplayersrequired arc.dingwork HALLS FOR HIRE f DRY 0406 night EXPERIENCED .iThe Poul SererS.- - TelephOne 111- day image,ContinentalandEnglishFor furtherdmalls applyBand. 720 1444 'DOC" master1st The Queen'sDragoon 50 IS OPEN TOANT GOOD OFFERS dates available.-Tel 01.437Guards. British Forces WANTED,club London 5126 Post OnIre TEL. 897-E395 WDRest End,WI. Rhythmand Blors EXPERIENCED TROMBONE 41. .3nrghtsnn share basis- 01 PLAYER REQUIRED FOR BAND TENOR PLAYER vocalsvur DRUMMER AVAILABLE. Cr 0395. satIlefor showgroup uswertiee Gigs OF THE ROYAL HORSE GUARDSill -050.5218 girl NT y.-01272 0352 AVAILABLE FOR (The glues).-Apply In Director DRUMMER. EX -NAMES, seekssir?graSrillVittnrda:I tcebs"'L FOR RENTAL ofMusic.RoyalHorseGuards, TRUMPETERrequires unwanted 9511 ComberrnereBarracks.Windsor, 311d trumpet part,WOW. and Willl NORTONYORK AGENCY foxtrot, 3d RE- Berkshire. each offtred.-and travel. 703 7147. QUIRESGROUPS.-86 Turnham 1,410 SEATS FLAUTIST/VOCALIST for strongPlagued, Holley, Surrey5977. - Green DRUMMEREXPERIENCED TerraceWA. CHI41392. Progresove group. TRUMPET WANTEDimmediate. pro, PROGRESSIVE PREMIER performingly Dave coal band/Erfurt)some MANAGEMENT f.T.M11 EVERYFACILITY. FULLY -EQUIPPED .lord recordingoriginalmaterial. - Howard, J N. ocals, cabaret OMPANY IMO: pup -567.2799after 5.30jr m. Nampo:11, Dundee. bucking_ Will- Send details. Erman) URGENTLY travel- wairord 20610. etcto Box 71171 STAGE. FLUTE, CLARINET' French REQUIRED btu at D RUSIMER. TRIOSand quartettes, FIRST-CLASS SOUND Horn, Bassoon,Strings Mani.pet,bassgirdertenor flute- EXPERIENCED, - Bandwagon, GRAweek end 0140 8169. GRO 2380 RELIABLE. Mg, lounge.- 9118 9460, Eli A110 Saxophone. V11.notes in 216.5 EQUIPMENT theStaffBandofThe Royal VERSATILE. BASSto join scmi- WANTED Jla JET SERVICE ON 4 pro gmup reforming DRUMMEREXPERIENCED. COLOURED soul Suitable One Military Academy. Sandhurst - MUNI re.Residency.gigs - ARC 58011 ands whileharnuirtyRro ALL MAKES Night Stands Sundays,also for Apply.Direclor of Music. RMAS,hearse Onlyexperienced must - DRUMMER EXPERIENCED, nonedititework wailing- Trt Camberley, Surrey. clansneedpin apply-Trevor. 579 obo M-0962726 OF DRUMS AND EQUIPMENT WeeklyShows 107410 8 seeks work, withpro group, oven FORMING PROGRESSIVE group. t transport, willingt.) rehearse and 2 PIECE 0111 requiredfo all Instruments work VERSATILE ORGANIST for lgorous THE DOC'S EASY TERMS Recentone-nighters include wattled, pm,travel- TelSouthampton 498311, promoting,1002 -Kingal.evenIngs ridoriginal materialessential DRUMS AND OLD GEAR SOUGHT Waglit'OgUP-OXXITTequired for D RUMMER/PERCUSSIONIST, Please phr.ne495 - RAY CHARLES:OSCARPETERSON London 22 4845 evenings FOR CASH residency, 430plusper VOCALIST/GUITARIST or pia- marl experrented Reverse chargesifoulof SARGAINS REDUCING ALI week. ist, 1100011110 dance Mrs taw i - Ring GRA 3248taprn ter,. red- Latincabaret.theatre.pop cliMuleill FART 7pmr ArnerIcAT 3022 Pop standards WANTED FOS Applications: PeterPalmer, -Seeks regularwork. Transport FIRST-CLASS ZUMSUR EXCHANGES RESPRAYING General Manager GUITAR/VOCALS immediatefor 7Lceillent Mob And lounge01902 .775 - SEASON. le6e Ram work Italy Greece. or Must b DRUMMER SEEKS beartmers 8 -PIECE ersaltic-Phone 6101.3636 rito roup SHOWBAND GUITAR / VOCALS and DRUM N N W London, is lie raga repoIrleofpr ngpease, first v.freit.,018. ImftieneeR 1 rilingInrthease hard . Old-rw GRAND MER VOCALS required. mustrhythm gurtarist - Box Mu. lo Minn,or mil L.W. HUNT DRUM CO. THEATRE Enthusiasm 7970 (12 Me. ihetrrohowburts DRUMMERblues , Se threwhd.. LTD. (4, "aircr'n ringlYds 'h"" seeks O. tuns toOOOOO eve prolmnorarl rigDRUMMER, .1.00.1111111 WOLVERHAMPTON t a:2 Crmipro,eam, Mind &soden moneyforrug).musiman per T - Crinthimoria 2492 group opaIr 10 11 Malan Snook Motardoer 05 FITZPATRICK, Hamm JOHN HOVENMANARENANT W.l per of Whtimill IS*/ Organ at Experience DRUMMER/VOCALIST. Modern Clove, tendon RdCounty Oak, Bra, LOCARNO, 66..1110 - 04R 41/11,9,2 Tel III 1204 appearance- 01 570 7941 31002 MELODY MAKER Ostuber19.Pain -Page 27

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OURITEPOP, JAll OR FOLK LP BY WRITING TO MELODYMAKER Blues isthe healthiestthing ntheBritish 11sical front

IN REPLYtoyour correspondent George Piggot (Mailbag 5/10/68) we would like to say that here at Saydisc Matchboxwe feel that theBefore longBritish British Bluesscene is the healthiest thing happeningon the musical front in Britainat the moment. This American music has been taken by British artists and moulded intosome- blues will beNo. 1 thing new and convincing and hereat Matchbox weare amazed at the interest the Americans, and the world generally, are showing in British Country Blues. Before long British Blues will be at No 1 in the hit parade in the Hit Parade.-GEF LUCENA, Manag- ing Director, Saydisc (Matchbox) Ltd, Bad- minton, Gloucestershire. GUITARIST JEREMY SPENCER OF FLEETWOOD MAC a goodlook at some of the SURELY MR PIGGOT is jok- groupswho have had number Ulian & Jim Delaney present and at the TALLY HO! ing? So John Mayall,Fleet- onehitsinthiscountry. I Musk Every Night at the wood Mac and Chicken Shack don't see themwearing bowler FORTESS RD, KENTISH TOWN play rubbish and the proofis hats andpinstripesuits. - KENSINGTON HURSDAY their lack of hit records? As BOB KENDRICK, London, RUSSELL GARDENS, HOLLAND RD. far asI can see the Pop 30 SWI. KENSINGTON, W.14 BRIAN GREEN What'swrongwithaudiences? is hardly a veryaccurate Buses 27. 73. 31. a (Olymone guide asto whatisrubbish POP RECORDS veryoften sell RIDAY/SATURDAY I HAVE just returned from a tolerablejob of songs like and what isnot. simply because they aregood THURSDAY the very entertaining Scott " Green Back Dollar,"but I would point outto Mr fordancing.Blues musicis DAVE SHEPHERD QUINTET BRIAN LEMON TRIO surelyEngland's best folk Piggotthatallthree groups generally for listening toand yen RONNIE CLEAVESIVibes1 Walker package show. All groups should beable to do have had recordsinthe LP is a more specialised typeof mAY SUNDAY lunch and Esc., the artistswere extremely English folk songs as well as Chart. But perhaps Mr Piggot music, TED WOOD & HIS BAND good, especially Terry Reid, American. - M. COLE. failedtonoticethisinhis The popularity of Bluesis TALLY HO! BIG BAND who hasafantastic voice, London, SW9. eagernesstoinformusthat illustratedquiteclearlyby SATURDAY nobody be knows likes them. HUMPHREY LYTTELTON and Scott himself was ex- glancingat the LP chart and ONDAY cellent,asusual. POP PROGRESSIVES call for -GUY COOPER,Secretary, the Poll. TONY ROS. AND HIS BAND Leicestershire - a moremeaningful approach Blues Appreci- SE's? Nottingham. Sanyo, JOHNNIE RICHARDSON What spoiledtheevening to music. The Wallpaper- ation Society, Loughborough. for me was the behaviour of Bubblegum sectcryout for E: rPiggot's anti -Blues DANNY RAE'S CABARET DIXIELAND BAND someoftheaudience. Two simplicity.TheBeatlessuc- AS JOHN MAYALL has said: letter drew the largestnumber)"'"HARRY girls sitting next to yearsagoincom- Bluesis a reflection WALTON'S TUESDAY me talked ceeded ofal of lettersinthehistoryof JAIZZBA blD incessantly in loud voices all bining the two and as a result man'slife,"andsince most Mailbag -Editor. DENNY OGDEN'S OCTET the way through, gotup at have deservedly retained their blues is about the basic "'SD)" COLN KI NGways least half a dozen times, and positionatthetopofthe trouble,worry anddissatis- IN AN LP review (MM JAZZ BANDITS with WEDNESDAY started swearing atScott in SCOTT: excellent scale.-C. EVANS, Tredegar, faction oflife, doyou really 5.10.68) anameless reviewer TED WOOD (Vocals) the middle of a very moving Mon. think Mr Piggot thata blues - criticisesBritishstudios in ALAN LITTLEJOHN/ number. man could portray these feel- general and makes aparticu- EDNESDAY I RECENTLY wenttosee ALAN FREEMAN from New ingssincerelyifhe wore a lar criticismof the best DENNY OGDEN'S DM TONY MILLINER SEPTET What prompts people topay Sinnerman And Sara who York onPickOf The Pops suit or flower shirt whichsug- recording engineer in the good money tosee a show and were advertisedas" one of was 'orrible. Thosesickly one- gest the opposite?-PADDY country, Glyn Johns. then sit and discuss what they England's bestfolk groups." sided conversations with Pete CASE, Oxford. Firstly, Glyn Johns was not BOATHOUSE CLUB, BRIDGE had for dinner two weeks ago? And yettheyonlydidone Murray are revolting. theengineerontheNice's -JANICE MORRIS, London, English folk song. NO, GEORGE PIGGOT,John Of (Upstairs) N16. I don't deny that they make AndthatphonecallMr album,"The Thoughts Freeman made to Shirley Mayall hasnever had a num- Everlist Davjack." Second,if Basy as th absolt e d. ber one. Neither haveMafia the Cream's "Disraeli Gears" SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20th, 7.45-10.45 I almost threw upinto my Callas, Yehudi Menuhin,Ravi is anexampleofwhat an Sundayafternoonbeanson Shenker, SpikeMilligan,the American studio can do, toast. - ROY LAWRENCE, Band of the Coldstream forgetit. The recording quali- London, SW15. Guards,theBerlinPhilhar- tyonboththat album and FLEETWOOD monic Orchestraand one or "Wheels Of Fire" leaves a MAC SOMEBODY PLEASE have a two others. lot to be desired. word in Tony Blackburn's ear How does"everyoneyou It's about time people and tell him It's Mary Hopkin, know'Sfeelaboutthesear- stopped knocking British SAINT PAUL'S CATHEDRAL,LONDON notHopkins,-R, HARRI- tists?-JACKIE HAYDEN, studiosandengineers,espe- FRIDAY, 25 OCTOBER, SON, Great Yarmouth. Sandyford, Co Dublin. ciallysince a groupofthe 8p.m. LP WINNER calibreoftheSteveMiller I WAS surprised that Christ- Band chose to come to MICHAEL GARRICKSEXTET This isILokfastl opher Bird,inhis article on IF MR PIGGOT feels so Londontorecordtheirfirst with the the New Jazz Orchestra, did stronglythatBritish Blues album, and took Glyn Johns CHOIR OF ST. MICHAELARCHANGEL. ALDERSHOT not mentionthe absenceof groups havea bad influence backtoAmericatorecord sax man Tom Harris. Harris on teenagers because of their their second. - MIKE now of course, doing great dress, may 1 suggest he takes WILLIS, London, SWI, This isauniquesnare drum stand.It'spartof things with the Web, bringing the allnew rangeof stands and fittings.They pop and jazz thatlittlebit `JAZZPRAISES closer. R. S. HEFFER, sons IAN CARR, ART THEMAN,JIMMY PHILIP, COLERIDGE London, -SEI2. canbe pulled, pushed, bashedor evenkicked PETE'S ONE OF GOOD, JOHN MARSHALL, MICHAELGARRICK (Pipe Organ) -and while its possible thatyoumight scratch THANK YOU, Pete Drum- Conductor: PETERMOUND mond, for bringing some Inlets:sc. Pools Today", 66.011iew .0 Now Bone Showlaneon, wy themabit,youwon't movethem.They do that much appreciatedlightinto my normally dull Friday BRITAIN'S BEST only whenyou want them to. Lokfast stands mornings. With the help ofsome PETER KING isone of our most interesting and progressive underrated players and I con- PARADE ALBUMFOR BUSKERS and fittingsaresleek, beautiful, andat your records hehastransformed gratulate youon the full page 50 Great Hits dealersnow. See themsoon. Midday Spin from a boring bit.Ithink Peterwaswise to barrage of sock -it -to -me forget the Ray Charles offer as sounds to a worthwhile hour's No.1 hehasso muchtoofferus entertainment. - T. G. McBRIDE, Co Cork, himself. ThegreatideaofPeterand No. 2 ';':.;,.°,:.n`d'":,°,9L'":°'"-No- 'to Puna IT anent DGI 144041 Wl 11111i, FOR THOSEMM readers who Philly Joe Jones togetherwill are trying to choose between reallybe somethingtolookfor- pop_ blues and soul, Isuggest ward to. I was most fortunate to No. 3 .,- I ,..4.44 0 they listen to some of the old have aplay with Kingone time 66 Instrunwon Hendrix andCream 1,Ps at Ted Pope's puhatPlurnstead 1. TM each AosS Theserecordscombineall 101 04 Rock hock and found him a very pleasing per 12, ad wolf book ..... categories and provideenter- son,notatallaffected,justin- tainmentfurallpeople. 6161c, - tent on playing Ills horns and get- FR OM YOUR MISS JAYNEGOULD, Rush- ting involved Inthe music around 64 DEAN ST den, Northants. LAPPER, London, NB. 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