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The latest has had more than the DU usual success, since a composition by Marie King called "Good Times", and recorded by Bob King, was instrumental in assisting two young French Canadian artists, Celine and Liette, win their category of Discovery BISQUE of the Year, at Les Grands Prix Du Festival Du Dusque, which was held in Montreal on May 9th. The title in French is "Dans FS 651 L'bon Vieux Temps" and was released by Rca (57-5812). WINNERS BEST INTERPRETATION Arranging was handled by Pierre L-E-arra-.4:4-. I Noles, who also conducted the session. Melbourne Music assigned RENEE CLAUDE the French Canadian rights to Editions Palmares Engr. on a 50-50 basis. Also set for recording in French is Shirley Field's single "It All Adds Up To You". ELE ISION by Viola Deo "Happiness is being able to review a television show about records". At least it is to me, Charlie Brown You go fly your kites and I'll watch "The Best on FS 653 FS 613 Record ---the Grammy Show". 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Back to the Grammy's --I've heard Liza Minneli sing the songs from "Cabaret" many times, and I've never heard anyone do them better. another female columnist in RPM (who city tour as well. Maybe Toronto will I'm glad she did them on the Award shall remain nameless), I'm gradually be on the agenda. show. She'll never have her mother's tuning in to the country sound. The By the way, the producer of these voice in its prime, but she's got all fact that I have a large crush on Eddy Grammy award records, Capitol's Al of the feeling, and thats good enough Arnold and Tommy Hunter has nothing DeLorie, wasn't on the Grammy for me. to do with the fact that I've never Show, but he's very important in more As for the top winners --Bobby snapped over country music. But ways than one. 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Yes, Charlie Brown, that Between Gentry and Campbell, and and that he'll be doing a nineteen would be "Happiness" too. _ _ _ croons three." dolls dancing his to LIMITED.
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