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oddard he is receiving from the more than 600 Columbia people who attended the Lieberson, (center) president of Columbia Records, is obviously delighted with the standing ovation ibel's his 25th year as an executive with the 75 -year -old company next month. 1964 Convention last week. The couse of the outburst was the surprise salute to Lieberson who celebrates vo Columbia's v.p. of marketing who handled the anniversary festivities. of lieberson's closest friends and colleagues, Norman Adler (left/ exec. v.p. of Columbia and Bill Gallagher (right) ee page 6 for further details/.

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www.americanradiohistory.com m RIAA Testimony Calls Labels Hang On To Plan For Repeal Of Excise "Lady" Pic Coat -Tails Kapp's "Advertise For Profits" Tax On Disks And Rush LP Product Budgeted At $200,000; 14 Albums NEW YORK-The Record Industry NEW YORK-Eight and a half Association of America last week years and a number of milestones (30) urged the House Ways and later, "My Fair Lady" is ready for Means Committee to repeal the fed- its second assault on the disk busi- Bow At Label's Tahoe Convention eral excise tax on records. In testi- ness. mony before the Committee, it called Activity anew stems from the open- LAS VEGAS-Kapp Records launched the tax discriminatory, declaring it is ing of the flick version of the classic its largest consumer ad budget to imposed on a product largely cultural musical in Oct. Labels, headed by Co- date-a sturdy $200,000-at its an- and educational in character which is lumbia, which will release the sound- nual sales convention at Lake Tahoe in competition with books, sheet track LP, as it did the Broadway from July 23-25, which also saw the music and other art forms and com- cast entry, have already started a release of 14 new albums. munications media on which a tax is flow of "Lady" product. It's all part of the label's new not imposed. Interesting aspect to "Lady's" sec- "Advertise for Profits" program, with Testimony in support of the RIAA ond time around is that most of the Kapp undertaking the total cost of position was offered by the Music new product won't have to compete the ad schedule. Educators National Conference, repre- with initial "Lady" decks issued in As outlined by Al Cahn, vp and na- sented by Charles Gray, who cited 1956, since at that time the stereo tional sales manager, the program the increasing use of records to teach disk was yet to come. enables distribs to reach the con- music, languages and speech in New "Lady" releases include a Fer- sumer directly, to make consumers schools, and by the head of the New rante & Teicher LP on United Art- ask for Kapp products at stores. He York Public Library's music division, ists, a Nat Cole vocal set on Capitol, added that it would make available to Philip Miller, who called attention to a Kirby Stone Four offering on War- distrib accounts ad budgets which the role of records as reference ma- ner Bros., whose parent company is would equal or exceed those of major terials and historical documents, in releasing the pic, and RCA Camden's labels in many areas. The program addition to their being circulated for Living Voices and Strings. offers distribs a bonus arrangement entertainment. As for Columbia, it has a jazz ver- for productivity. The RIAA presentation was made sion featuring Andre Previn, who it The program for the Sept. -Dec. in the form of a comprehensive state- should be remembered, was part of period will work as follows: Each ment by Columbia Records' Goddard the first big selling jazz LP of a distrib will be given a complete ad Lieberson, president of the associa- Broadway score, Contemporary's 1956 program to cover the months of Sept., tion, and oral testimony by the Asso- "Lady" set. Oct., Nov. and Dec., showing the sug- ciation's executive secretary, Henry Columbia will also market a re - gested product to be promoted; sug- Brief. The statement stressed that channelled for stereo version of hit gested size of ads; and the suggested records are no longer luxuries but Percy Faith album-Faith did one insertion dates. The money, 100 per- are one of the principal media used in 1956-a vocal set by Andy Wil- cent paid for by Kapp, is to be allot- in the dissemination of education, cul- liams and, on the label's budget Har- ted only to consumer advertising, in ture and entertainment not only mony line, a package by Sammy Kaye. newspapers, and/or radio spots. Each among the people of our own country Columbia will also revive the original program will be tailored to the in- but among nations of the world as cast LP. dividual distrib market. Similar con- well. sumer advertising programs are due for 1965. It pointed out, moreover, that the The Kapp sales convention was tax on records originally imposed as NARM Mid -Year Meet opened by president David Kapp, who an emergency war time measure in Breaks Attendance Mark, pointed out, "The greatest days in the 1941, now accounts for two -tenths of history of the record business are one percent of the total excise taxes 11 New Members ahead of us." He said, "TV and radio collected annually and that the ex - are not introducing new music. The Continued on page 36) CHICAGO-Jules Malamud, executive theater brings us new music but must director of the National Association have help of the record industry to of Record Merchandisers (NARM) , make the music popular. Ninety-five CMA Will Hold 3rd Qtr. advised last Tuesday (28), (on the percent of the new musical entertain- Mid -Year ment is being introduced on records." Meet In Toronto Aug. 6-7 opening day of the two day He predicted that the volume of the meeting and person -to -person sales record business will more than double NEW YORK-The third quarterly conference) that there was a record within seven years, making it a bil- meeting of CMA officers and directors attendance of regular members (rack lion dollar industry, and that the held Aug. 6 7 will be on and at and associate mem- manufacturer will more than ever the Inn On The Park, in Toronto, merchandisers) reach into every major country of Ontario. bers (record labels) at the 1964 Mid- the world to find and develop new In connection with the meeting, the Year Meeting. record talent. Demand for recordings Country Music Association will pre- By noon of Tuesday, most everyone by new talent will come from the sent a program of country music to expected was on hand at the Sheraton - great new medium "telstar," a me- the Canadian Radio and Television dium whose potential is more un- Executives Club at the Park Plaza Chicago Hotel, in this city, from prac- limited than any yet known." He Hotel in New York on Aug. 6. Connie tically every region in this country. closed with the statement that, "The B. Gay, CMA director, will be guest Just prior to the beginning of the future of the record industry is as- speaker. Appearing on the entertain- two day mid -year NARM meeting 11 sured because there is no other me- ment portion of the program will be dium which can give you the music Columbia's Carl Smith, CHCH-TV's new members were approved for mem- you want when you want it." Bill Long and his band and vet Cana- bership by the NARM board of direc- Mickey Kapp, executive vice presi- dian instrumentalist Maurice Bolyer. tors. dent, introduced the new members of Better than 85% attendance is ex- These new members were permitted the Kapp team: Herb Rosen, ap- pected for the full two-day meeting. to participate in this current session pointed to the post of National Pro- A heavy agenda, including such im- motion Director-albums, and Gene portant items as the Country Music of person -to -person appointments with Armond, appointed to the position of Hall of Fame and Museum Building record label representatives, according national promotion director-singles. Fund, nominations for next year's to Malamud, along with the other He also introduced Tony Loew, the AL CAHN directors, National Country Music regular members. Ten of the new new west coast regional promotion Month, and the director, and Gil Friesen, upped to CMA's Sixth Anni- (Continued on page 38) versary Banquet and Dance, has been Continued on page 36) Kapp Names Two To planned. Other activities are being planned MGM's Animals Proving National Promo Posts by the Canadian Committee which is New Comedy LP Starts made up of Harold Moon of BMI- Latest Smash From Eng. NEW YORK-Kapp Records an- Radio nounced new exec appointments at its Canada and Bob Pampe of Columbia Controversy NEW YORK MGM Records Records, both of Toronto. - can recent national sales confab in Lake NEW YORK Political history on boast the latest big disk hit from Tahoe. - England. The Animals, already on satirical records is repeating itself Herb Rosen, formerly eastern pro- top of the English charts with "The mo manager Records, has WIIIIlllll®II3IIIIllIII I N DEX IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII for Philips via an LP called "I'd Rather Be Far House of the Rising Sun," move into joined the label as national promo- Albums Plans Right Than President" which takes the number 75 spot in their first ap- tion director of albums, while Gene 33 pearance on the Top 100 Album Reviews 22, 27 verbal swipes at Republican Presi- this week, Armond has been named national pro- with the label claiming sales of over five Bios for DJ's 35 dential nominee Barry Goldwater and mo director of singles, after Coin Machine 500,000. years as the label's local promo man Section 48-60 other personalities and events. The boys will make Country Music Section 41, 42 a trip to the Continued on page 38) International Needless to say, the LP, released U.S. following commitments in Eng- Section 43-47 land. This should them to Juke Box Ops Record Guide 32 on the Devine Right label, of 1776 bring the Looking Ahead (Singles) 8 Broadway, U.S. sometime next month. MGM Pic- this city, is confronted tures has already signed them to a pic Platter Spinner Patter 10 with controversy Radio Active Chart over its suitability contract and is preparing a script for 30 for programming. shooting in England and the U.S. in R & B Top 50 32 Record Ramblings Biggest uproar has emanated from Sept. 28, 33 They'll do a round of press inter- Single Reviews 12, 16, 18, 20 New York, where radio station ""a Sure Shots views and cocktail parties here, in- 34 WNEW officially banned the LP cluding a fete Top 100 Albums (Mono) 21 at the Central Park Top 50 Albums through a statement by its presi- Zoo, with animal crackers, peanuts (Stereo) 21 and popcorn Top 100 Labels 45 dent and general manager, John V. B. for hor d'oeuvres. Top 100 Singles (Alphabetized) Sullivan, which defended MGM recently sent boxes of animal 35 the place of crackers to deejays all over the Vending News 54 Continued on HERB GENE page 36) country. ROSEN ARMOND 6 Cash Box-August 8, 1964

www.americanradiohistory.com 1 Victor Unveils 26 August Albums Hugo & Luigi Return To Roulette NEW YORK-RCA Victor Records Have Fun By" with National Symph.; has announced the release of 26 new "Music That Paints A Picture" and In Partnership with Morris Levy albums for Aug. Spearheading the "Music To Tell A Story By" also new issues are the original cast edi- with the National Symphony. NEW YORK-A more than $1,200,000 tions of "The King And I" (New The Aug. entries conclude with buy -in deal has brought (Hugo) Per - York Theater production), and Dia- Brahms 1st Symphony by Munch and etti and (Luigi) Creatore back to logue Highlights from the Paramount the Boston Symphony, Grieg's Con- Roulette Records in a full partnership Motion Picture "Becket" featuring certo in A Minor with the Oslo Sym- arrangement with Morris Levy in the Richard Burton and Peter O'Toole. phony, Festival of Russian Music by label and its publishing affiliate, The new pop releases are "Songs of Reiner and the Chicago Symphony, Planetary Music. Tragedy" by Hank Snow, "Leave It and the complete Madama Butterfly Under terms of the deal, Hugo & To The Limeliters," "Never Under- (Puccini) with Moffo, Corena, Cesari, Luigi become vice-presidents, direct- estimate The Power Of The Women- Rome Opera House Orch. & Chorus ing all creative and promo activities at the label, and supervising all music ' folk," "The Sweetest Sounds" by Kate with Leinsdorf conducting, all on Smith, "So Tenderly" by John Gary, RCA Victrola. publishing activity for Planetary Mu- "The Exciting Voice Of Sergio Fran- sic and its affiliated firms, Patricia chi," "The Soul Of Me" by Ketty Music, Planetary Music, Nom Music Lester, "Pop Country Hits" by vari- and Frost Music. artists, and "Sugar Lips" by Al FCC Grants Renewals To Levy announced that negotiations ous with the pair had been underway Hirt. 8 Outlets Charged With PERETTI LEVY CREATORE The latest additions to the Vintage since they left their association with Series are "The Midnight Special" by Over -Commercialism RCA Victor Records recently. They number of hits by Della Reese, The Leadbelly and "Daybreak Express" joined Victor in 1959, following their Tokens, Peggy March, Perry Como by Duke Ellington. WASHINGTON, D. C.-The Federal initial association with Levy in the and established a strong LP attrac- Red Seal issues include Chopin Communications Commission's crack- formation of Roulette early in 1957. tion, the Hugo & Luigi Chorus. Also, They left an A&R position with Mer- they wrote an Elvis Presley hit, Waltzes by Artur Rubinstein; Bee- down on abuses of commercial time Falling Love." thoven's Concerto No. 5 by Rubin- on radio and TV received a set -back cury to start Roulette. In Roulette's "Can't Help in stein; Songs of Verdi and Italian recently when the agency renewed the first year, it came through with a The pair stated that they had de- Folk Songs by Licia Albanese, the licenses of eight Southern radio out- number of hit singles, including dates cided on a return to Roulette follow- Carmen (Bizet) with Price, lets accused of airing too many com- by Jimmy Bowen, Buddy Knox and ing a "hard look at the current condi- complete Jimmie Rodgers. Also, a strong LP tions in the business and the status Corelli and the Vienna Philharmonic; mercials. of independent record companies," and Mahler's Symphony No. 5 with FCC chairman E. William Henry line was created, with performances by Sarah Vaughan, Count Basie, with the decision that "no one inde- Leinsdorf and the Boston Symphony. scored the Commission's vote-four to Maynard Ferguson, Pearl Bailey, pendent label has as strong an album ' Available for the first time in' stereo three-in granting the renewal of the Jack Teagarden, Al Caiola, the Barry catalog as does Roulette." They feel is Concerto for Violoncello and Or- licenses. In a statement co-signed by from this base they and Levy chestra by Piatigorsky, Munch, & him and Commissioner Kenneth Cox, Sisters, Billy Eckstine and others. that Boston Symphony. he said the decision was tantamount In a general broadening of Rou- can build an even bigger company." Additions to the "For The Young to giving the outlets the go-ahead sig- lette's product scope, Hugo & Luigi Levy and the pair noted that the In Heart Series" include "Music To nal to run as many commercials as will handle all activities relating to label's expansion plans included the they wish without fear of FCC action. indie producers, which the label plans addition of new staffers to both the For the past year, the FCC, led by to make increased use of. As ex- label and its publishing set-up. Henry, has sought to set limits on plained by Levy, the pair will also It's understood that H&L will also Scheck Inks Mary Wells commercials. It lost out to Congress start the label on its way into musical record as artists for the label. areas, a move that will take place in In conclusion, Levy stated that he To Personal Mgt. Pact earlier this year in an attempt to make the National Association of the next six months and culminate in believed that H&L "have a tremen- Broadcaster's voluntary code on com- a strong LP release in Jan., 1965. dous talent for creating product that NEW YORK-George Scheck last While they are not bringing any sells and. I know that our renewed week announced that he had signed a mercial time limits mandatory. The radio stations involved artists to Roulette, the pair plans to partnership will carry Roulette for- personal management contract with eight sign a number of acts to the label. ward to a new found success that will, Mary Wells, one of the disk indus- are: WNAT-AM, Natchez, WMOX- AM, Meridian, WJOS-AM, Jackson, The pair's unprecedented indie A&R by comparison, dwarf all our previous try's hottest acts. deal with Victor gave the label a ventures together." Scheck added that he was in the all Miss.; WIKC-AM, Bogalusa, process of negotiating a disk pact for WJBO-AM-FM, Baton Rouge and the lark with several labels. Her disks WYLD-AM, New Orleans, all La., Lieberson On 25th Anny Fort Smith, Ark. Columbia Honors currently appear on the Motown and KTCS-AM, In September 1964, Goddard Lieb- son's friends. Two tributes read aloud Label, where she has had a string of musician, author and composer, were from Adlai Stevenson, Amer- successful erson, singles and LP's, including and president of Columbia Records ica's Ambassador To The 1: J.N., and `My Guy," a number 1 seller. Imperial "On The Go" observes his twenty-fifth anniversary Jackie Kennedy. Scheck also guides the career of as an executive with Columbia Rec- Then Lieberson was the victim of Connie Francis and Jo Ann Engel, For Fall, 8 New LP's ords. But the Columbia sales organi- a good-natured razzing from his among others. zation, holding its 1964 International friends and associates and for his HOLLYWOOD - Imperial Records, Sales Convention in Las Vegas last final gift, Bill Gallagher, Columbia's currently moving lots of singles and week, used the opportunity to spring v.p. of marketing, awarded Lieberson RIC Into LP Field With LP product, has announced an "On a surprise salute to him at the ban- the honor of emceeing the evening's the Go" fall program, which will see quet finalizing the convention. The entertainment. Andy Williams, Robert 9 Sets, Start Op Disk Line the debut of eight albums. celebration, introduced via a hilarious Goulet, Andre Previn, Mitch Miller From Aug. 10 to Sept. 11, the label address delivered by Columbia exec. and Andy Griffith were the veterans NEW Jim Na- YORK-RIC Records, . the Joe will be pushing the new albums, as v.p. Norman Adler, saw Lieberson re- providing the entertainment. sida headed label, has put to market well as catalog merchandise. Special ceive two specially designed volumes bors, better known as Gomer Pyle in is initial batch of LP product, total- terms are available from Imperial featuring Hirschfield caricatures of the "Andy Griffith TV Show" made ng nine packages with individual reps. the president on the cover, each in- his debut as a Columbia artist on the market potential. Along with LP The new LP's will be accompanied cluding tributes from many of Lieber- bill, as did vocalist Lyn Roman. 3roduct, the label has also announced by various aids, including a new 16 - Johnny Carson, Robert Horton, Earl :he formation of a juke box line. page Imperial catalog and a series of Wrightson, Ray Conniff, Marion LP's were set to be shipped Aug. 1 easels and dimensional display ma- Colpix Sets 3 Soundtracks, Worth, and new Columbia pactee Mel o the label's 31 domestic distribs and terial. Prepares Fall Albums Torme paid tribute to Lieberson with 'our foreign outlets. Label execs will The release includes a new Johnny appearances. 'an out to tell distribs of the new Rivers LP, "Johnny Rivers at the NEW YORK-Colpix Records is Lieberson's 25th year with Colum- )roduct at individual meets to run Whisky a Go Go, Vol. 2," Sandy Nel- making a late -summer release of bia coincides with the company's own 'rom Aug. 11 through Aug. 21. son's 14th LP for Imperial, "Sandy three pic soundtracks, with music by 75th anniversary, an event marking Entire release will be backed by an Nelson-Live in Las Vegas, and Billy Maurice ("Lawrence of Arabia") (Continued on page 38) .xtensive Ron 010 ad and merchandising cam- J. Kramer's "I'll Keep You Satisfied." Jarre, Kenyon Hopkins and )aign in national media, trade press Also due are "The Electronic Grainer. Vee Jay Sets Tollie Posts end selected media for individual Twelve -String Guitar" by Tom Te- In addition, the label said it was tlbums. desco, "Here I Go Again" by the Hol - preparing a number of LP's for fall For Separate Status Special promo activity has also lies, "Tell 'Em I'm Surfin'" by the release, including dates by Art Blakey HOLLYWOOD - Vee-Jay Records Leen tailored to fit each album. For Fantastic Baggys, "Country Songs/ and His Jazz Messengers, Sonny last week took the initial steps to .xample, in connection with a Pat City Hits" by Slim Whitman and Stitt, Jimmy Rushing, Dick Gregory separate its subsid label, Tollie, as a )'Brien set (see below), a contest "Giant Instrumental Rhythm and and Rip Taylor. complete entity apart from Vee-Jay. vili be run in major markets, where- Blues Hits" with various artists. Jarre's score is for "Behold a Pale Steve Clark, vice-president in Y deejays will ask listeners to write, Horse," starring Gregory Peck; Hop - charge of A&R activities in Holly- Why I'm proud to be an O'Brien- kin's write the music for "Lilith," wood, takes over as managing direc- to matter how it's spelled." starring Warren Beaty and Jean Se - tor of Tollie, with Pat Pipolo, for- RIC's juke-box program has been 5 LP's & 2 Tapes In berg; and British flick cleffer Grainer merly west coast sales manager, as- aunched with the release of four penned the score for "Nothing But suming duties as the new company's ittle Camden's Aug. Release opened in New stereo LP's and seven 45 the Best," which just national sales manager. ingles. released York. According to Clark, Tollie will now NEW YORK-RCA Camden function as an entirely separate and Two of five new albums and two 4 -track the new albums unveil LP pack- competitive entity, with its own exec pecial series. stereo tapes for Aug.he Ask Extension On FTC sales and promo staffs, as well as A "Posterity Series" ages are "Sincerely by Johnnie & ows with "A Rare Live Recordings of Disk Club separate office quarters. The Tollie A Recording Jack, "The Original Vs. Columbia operation, Clark said, will be the dis- f Billie Holiday," cut by the late Glenn Miller And His Orch.," 'Mel- tylist by the Living Strings, NEW YORK-An extension on the tributing agent for all masters ac- during the last decade of her ody Of Love" of the final decision by the quired by the company, including fe at "Try A Little Tenderness" by Mal- filing Storyville in Boston; a "World Best Of Quar- Federal Trade Commission in its re- product now in release and also fu- f the colm Dodds, and "The ture masters from Fame, Nola, Gold - Theater" line is unveiled with Night Sing Vol. 2" by vari- straint of trade action against the Rodgers tets-All Columbia Record Club has been re- wax, DeVoice and Melic labels. and Hart Revisited," an LP ous artists. hearing examiner, Donald In line with the new expansion f rare The 4 -track stereo tapes are "Mu- quested by R&H songs previously re - Panther and Moore. Moore asked that his decision, move, Ray Harris, who has been divi- eased in limited sic From The Pink come before the sional promotion manager for Capitol areas by Ben Bag- Other Hits" by Living Guitars, and expected last week, -37s Spruce label (a Favorites Commission in Sept. The FTC has yet Records in Atlanta, will join Tollie , similar, Cole Dolly" and Other "Hello act on Moore's request. next week as national promo manager. (Continued on page 38) by Leo Addeo and his Orch. to ash 7 Box --August 8, 1964

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NEW ORLEANS A MILLION DRUMS I WANT TO HOLD YOUR HAND OH WHAT A KISS 1 (Rock Musters-BMI) 14 (T. M. -8M1) 26 (Duchess-BMI) 38 (Rambed-BMI) Bern Elliot & Fenmen (London 9670) Jimmy Clanton (Philips 40208) Arthur Fiedler & Boston Pops Johnny Rivers (United Artists 741) (RCA Victor 8387) BACHELOR BOY I'M TOO POOR TO DIE VIVA LAS VEGAS (EP) 39 Ware, 2 15 (Jungnickel 8 Harms-ASCAP) SHE'S MY GIRL (Jon Frost-BMI) Elvis Presley (RCA Victor EPA 4382) Louisiana (Glover 3002) Cliff Richard & Shadows (Epic 9691) 27 (Speclorious-BMII Red FATHER SEBASTIAN Bobby Shafto (Rust 5082) LAST KISS 3 (4 Star Soles-8M11 FT. WORTH, DALLAS OR 40 (Roush & Newdoll-BMI) 16 PUT AWAY YOUR TEARDROPS Ramblers (Almont 311) HOUSTON 28 J. Frank Wilson & Cavaliers (Josie 923) (Acuff-Rose-WI) (Screen Gems. Columbia BMI) THE JAMES BOND THEME George Hamilton IV (RCA Victor 8392) Lettermen (Capitol 5218) 41 NEW FANGLED SWIMMING 4 ((Mort BMI) SUIT FROM PARIS Billy Strange (Crescendo 2320) MORE, MORE, MORE, LOVE, YOU'RE NO GOOD (Duchess-BMI) 17 LOVE, LOVE 29 (Morris-BMI( Frankie Avalon (United Artists 748) A SHOT IN THE DARK Swingin' Blue Jeans (Imperial 66049) 5 (Keelch, Caesar, Dino-BMI) THAT'S HOW STRONG (Twin Chris-ASCAP) Johnny Thunder (Diamond 169) 42 Henry Mancini (RCA Victor 8381) LET'S GO TOGETHER MY LOVE IS SOUL DRESSING 30 (trio-BMI) (Rise-BMI) O. (Gold Wax 106) I'LL ALWAYS LOVE YOU 18 (East -8M1) Raindrops (Jubilee 5475) V. Wright 6 (Jobete BMI) Booker T & MG's (Stax 153) Brenda Holloway (Tornio 54099) YOU DON'T LOVE ME THEME FROM A SUMMER 43 (8eckie-BMI) ONE PIECE TOPLESS BATHING 31 2075 19 PLACE Tommy Ray (Pen 351) 7 Willie Mitchell (Hi 2075) SUIT (M Wilmork & Sons-ASCAP) (Trousda le -8M1) J's With Jamie (Columbia 43068) HERE I GO AGAIN Rip Chords (Columbia 43093) 44 (Rumbalero-BMI) SUMMER MEANS FUN Hollies (Imperial 66044) 8 ) (Trousdale-BMI A CASUAL KISS SILLY OLE SUMMERTIME Bruce & Terry (Columbia 43055) 20 32 (New Christy-BMI) IMAGINATION IS A MAGIC (Lodes-PMI) 43092) 45 Leon Peels (Whirlybird 2002) New Christy Minstrels (Columbia DREAM LOOKIN' FOR BOYS (Hilliard-ASCAP) 9 (Grand Canyon-BMI) HE'S IN TOWN WHAT CAN A MAN DO Bobby Vinton (Epic 9705) Pin -Ups 1) 21 33 (Stork (Screen Gems, Columbia BMI) LA LA LA LA LA Tokens (B. T. Puppy 502) Ben E. King (Atco 1303) 46 )Jobe to-BMI ) 10 BAMA LAMA BMAM LOO Blendells (Reprise 0291) (Little Richard BMI) I KNOW GOOFUS Little Richard (Specialty 692) 22 (Martin & Wooler BMI) 34 (Leo Feist-ASCAP) I GUESS I'M CRAZY Billy J. Kramer (Imperal 66048) Bent Fabric (Atco 6304) 47 (Mallory-BMI) LOVE IS ALL WE NEED Jim Reeves (RCA Victor 8383) 11 (Travis -8M1) ONLY YOU SILVER DOLLAR WHAT KINDA LOVE? Vic Dono (Dolton 95) 23 (Wild Wood-BMI( 35 (Hampshire House ASCAP) 48 Newton (Capitol 5203) Mike Minor (Dot 16606) (Dun dee-BMI) Wayne Jimmy Gilmer (Dot 16642) 12 LET ME LOVE YOU YOU'RE GONNA MISS ME LET ME GET CLOSE TO YOU 36 SOMEONE, SOMEONE YOURS (MMPC 8MI)1(Modern BMI) 24 (Screen Gems, Columbia-BMI) (Nep-ASCAP) 49 IE. 8. Marks-8MI) B. B. King (Kent 396) Skeeter Davis (RCA Victor 8397) Brian Poole (Monument 846) Lucille Star (Almo 209)

ME JAPANESE BOY I LOVE YOU MORE & MORE OF YOUR AMOR WARM & WILLING THE DARTELL STOMP 13 (lac, Blue Seat ASCAP) 25 (Comet-ASCAP) 37 (Miller-ASCAP) 50 (Gains-BMI) Bobby Goldsboro (United Artists 742) Nat Cole (Capitol 5219) John Gary (RCA Victor 8386) Mustangs (Providence 401)

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Featured are numerous artists of editorial research, whose wife, such as Warren Covington, Chet Mary, recently gave birth to a baby Atkins, Count Basie, Woody Herman girl, Catherine Margaret. and many others. The pre-release reaction to the Morning Man series has Within the next several weeks, SESAC's Baltimore television entertainment %4'hy yer out, huh? I'll tell ya' why yer out, been highly enthusiastic. sales manager, Sidney Guber, an- will reach a new high as transmitters Mr. Genius. First of all, you were against nounced that spot-check surveys with of WBAL-TV, WJZ-TV and WMAR- releasing CHUCK BERRY'S "YOU NEVER various stations, outlining the pro- TV begin beaming their signals to in numerous home receivers from antennas 1000 CAN TELL" . . . said it wouldn't make it! posed series, resulted sales in several markets prior to its feet above the ground, an increase of general release. Included in the ad- some 270 feet in the height of the vance sale are: WNEW-New York; unique candelabra television structure WMID-Atlantic; WKAP-Allentown; which has been used jointly by the WHUM - Reading; WJLK - Ashbury three stations since it went into opera- Park; WMMW-Meriden, Conn.; and tion on August 9, 1959. This means WKOX-Framingham, Mass. An all- that when the tower reaches the 1000 out promotional campaign on the foot "ceiling" established by FCC Morning Man series will begin in and the FAA for the area, it will also early August with a special 45 rpm stand 1020 feet above average terrain audition disk and an accompanying and will tower some 1,319 feet above circular describing the contents of the the level of the Chesapeake Bay. package. "Snicklegroob and Doinkafratz cam- WQAM-Miami recently completed paign headquarters here announced arrangements with National Airlines today that, objections, from the Rules to charter a huge 120 seat DC -8 jet Committee having been overcome, the liner to take that many excited two famous Venusians have been nomi- listeners to see and hear the Beatles nated as candidates for President and in concert in Jacksonville's Gator Vice -President of the Universe." The Bowl (350 miles from Miami) Sep- above bulletin was recently handed tember 11. Fifty thousand persons are to newsmen by Lee Gray, campaign expected to attend the concert. In manager for the Venusians, who have addition to the jet, the station's oper- been employed as time -tones on the ations manager, Charlie Murdock, has Lee Gray air stanza on WTRY- arranged with WAPE-Jacksonville, Albany since their arrival from Rink- sponsors of the show, for the front dyce, Venus several months ago. Gray section seats, which are going for attributed the success of the political $5.00 each. Also going along on this newcomers to their spirited "way out" Maybe one of us should call the station. air trip are the six station deejays: campaign and to the tremendous sup- ... Lee Sherwood, Ted Clark, Jim Dunlap, port of outlying delegations from He DID say he was gonna play JACKIE Charlie Murdock, Rick Shaw, Jack such areas as Troy, Schenectady, Al- ROSS' "SELFISH ONE" again... . Sorbi, Louise Harrison Cladwell, sister bany, Jupiter and Crater 980 on Sa- of George Harrison, and a number of turn's Ring. the friends the Beatles met while in Miami last February. Canada's capital Ottawa is now enjoying its first new private station in : If the United States coin shortage seventeen years. The city, which is the continues after next weekend, it will fifth largest in Canada, recently wel- . be no fault of WWDC-Washington comed CKPM to the airways when the and its "Wonderful Things cam- Prime Minister of Canada, the Rt. Hon. paign. The station recently gave away Lester B. Pearson officially opened _ more than 100 silver dollars in Silver the station. The outlet, which stresses Spring, Maryland, in continuing its good music, presents well-balanced "Wonderful Things Happen To People segments, alternating vocals with in Who Listen To WWDC Radio" pro- strumentals, each period of the day gram. The money was given out by has a different tempo. the station's Amphicar, the vehicle that travels on land and sea which It isn't often that a radio newsman has recently been added to the out- has nationwide TV coverage to sub- let's news department. stantiate his being on the job. It happened recently to WJRZ-Newark's More On Money Department: Al Dick Jennings at the Republican Na Meltzer, WEBR-Buffalo's patriotic 6 tional Convention in San Francisco. to 10 AM man, heeded the United While ferreting items for his reports, States Treasury's call for all the newsman Jennings made several un- change being hoarded in the country. scheduled appearances on all the He asked all his listeners to open major TV networks-and in two in- their WEBR Weather Banks (the stances, was identified on the air b9 day's weather report determines how network anchormen. This, of course, much change is put away daily) and delighted station management, wbo i Aw-right, Cedric . for the last time .. . convert all the coins to bills. Post- decided to present Jennings with where didja' hide the LITTLE MILTON rec- cards, showing the amount of silver special bonus (a brand new TV set) ord of "WHAT KIND OF LOVE IS THIS- put back in circulation by listeners, for his outstanding performance. ... me and da' boys is somewhat perturbed. have been mailed to Meltzer and so is over ten thousand VITAL STATISTICS: far the amount light dollars in coins. Hal Pickens given the green as program director of KDEO-Sao Some of the best entertainment in Diego.... Jim Ramsburg has exited Chicago is free. One of the best ex- his program director niche on WPTR mood amples is the concert program for Albany. . Arthur Fisher for SW` CHESSproducing corp. Grant Park under the supervision of acting production manager Trammel' the Chicago Park District. To inform TV-Baltimore. . . Phillip more people of this excellent summer- formerly general manager of KOMA'd 2120 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago 16, III. time WLS-Chicago has Oklahoma City, takes over the entertainment, Dä e started a series of public service an- spot on WDGY-Minneapolis. oí nouncements with program informa- Allen named program directo tion. In producing the announcements, KLUE-Longview, Texas. !961 10 Cash Box-August 8, Box, www.americanradiohistory.com I !lI1\1 THE MISTY MI ItHr!

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MABELLINE (2:10) [Arc BMI-Berry, Fratto, Freed] BUBBLE GUM THE BUBBLE DANCER (2:27) [Lowery BMI-Stevens] LAUGHING OVER MY GRAVE (2:27) [Lowery BMI-Stevens] WALK MYSELF ON HOME (2:32) BMI-Osborne Rubin] [Rivers RAY STEVENS (Mercury 72307) JOHNNY RIVERS (Imperial 66056) Another inventive novelty, this time about a bubble dancer, done up in Johnny Rivers follows his "Memphis" smash with another Chuck the novel Ray Stevens idiom. This one's got a beat though, and the kids can howl as they dance to it. For Berry evergreen that rocks along at a swingin' pace. Looks like "Mabel - the youngsters who enjoy the line" will enjoy another top ten visit. Live background again adds "sick" jokes, Ray glides through another novelty. His fans should enjoy excitement on the Rivers rendition. "Walk Myself On Home" is another both ends. rhythmic dance ditty, but it's the top side all the way. KNOCK! KNOCK! GOIN' PLACES (2:27) (Who's There?) (2:18) [Saturday ASCAP-Crewe, i YET ... I KNOW (ET POURTANT) (2:06) [Saturday ASCAP-Crewe, Linzer, Randell] [Leeds ASCAP-Aznavour, Raye, Garvarentz] Santos] PUT AWAY YOUR TEARDORPS (1:58) THE ORLONS (Cameo 332) [Screen Gems -Columbia BMI-Greenfield, Buchanan, Miller] The Orlons are sure to have another chart item with either end (or STEVE LAWRENCE (Columbia 43095) both) of their new Cameo stand. One end's a delightful rock -a -rhythmic ditty that makes bright teen use of the "Knock! Knock! (Who's There?)" Steve Lawrence makes a strong bid for teen coin with this recent expression. The other's a sensational stomper that can really be "Goin' click French import. The warm -voiced chanter waltzes through this Places" in no time flat. Top teen arrangements by Calello on this Bob uptempo delighter in high-spirited fashion. It's a percussion -featured C rewe-produced date. affair to create potent sales and airplay excitement. The flip, a "Go Away Little Girl"-styled multi -tracker, can also strike paydirt. "HE'S A" QUIET GUY (2:29) [Hill & Range-BMI-Spector, Poncia, MICHAEL Andreoli] (2:52) [United Artists-ASCAP-Tradl STUMBLE AND FALL (2:30) SAN FRANCISCO DE ASSISI (2:20) [Zeller-ASCAP-Lake, Green] [Hill & Range-BMI-Spector, Poncia, Andreoli] TRINI LOPEZ (Reprise 0300) DARLENE LOVE (Philles 123) Darlene Love can Trini Lopez is on the "folk" trail once again recapture her winning touch with this subdued but with this spirited and attractive shuffle -beat -ballad romantic package tabbed, "He's A Quiet tempo -building survey of the traditional favorite, "Michael." The ex- Guy." Echo chamber tremely contagious "Lopez" rhythm is in the foreground all chorus backing and bright ork arrangements are the way. enhancing. The reverse, also tailored for top teen approval, has the Sales should explode immediately to send it up the hitsville path. Under- chirp wailing and danceable cut's a lilting in-Spanish ballad affair delivered with feeling and polish. item with a driving beat. Both ends are Both ends should get priority airplay. geared for immediate teen approval, but "Quiet Guy" has the edge. I'M ON THE OUTSIDE (LOOKING IN) (2:55) JOHNNY B. GOODE (2:45) [Arc BMI-Berry] [South Mountain BMI-Randazzo, Weinstein] CHICAGO BLUES (3:07) [Duchess BMI-Johnson] PLEASE GO (1:56) [South Mountain BMI-Randazzo, Weinstein, Barberis] DION DI MUCI (Columbia 43096) LITTLE ANTHONY & THE IMPERIALS (DCP 1104) A host of Chuck Berry tunes are in the limelight (as well as Chuck Little Anthony and Co. return to the wax scene with a potent debut himself) once again and it's more than likely that Dion Di Muci will on the UA -distributed cash in label. It's a fascinating beat -ballad hip -swinger, big with still another one of Chuck's oldies. This time it's tabbed "I'm On The Outside (Looking up "Johnny B. In)," that the artists serve Goode" that the songster rocks out with solid blues finesse. in ear -arresting manner. More heartfelt, chart -contending ballad stylings Top notch Bob Mersey arrangement. Real 'down home' stuff on the foot on the flip. tapping coupler. NICE AND EASY (2:17) [Fantasy BMI-Carter, Tripp] GUITARS AND BONGOS (2:40) [Weslu BMI-Herbert, Christie] TURN AROUND AND FACE ME (2:15) [Makamillion BMI-Rich] MERRY-GO-ROUND (2:31) [Weslu BMI-Herbert, Christie] CHARLIE RICH (Groove 0041) LOU CHRISTIE (Colpix 735) Look for Charlie Rich to take a tripback to chartdom aboard this new Groove outing. It's a sensational cha cha beat romancer, aptly "Guitars And Bongos" is the tag of Lou Christie's debut on the Colpix tagged banner and it's a good "Nice And Easy," that builds along the way. Fabulous choral- bet it'll be his next big hit. It's a throbbing, ork arrangement cha hard-hitting thumper that the backs up Charlie's winning vocal stint. The cha two -voiced chanter socks out with coin - beat thumper weeper on the flip makes for a potent companion piece. catching spirit. Terrific Charles Calello arrangement. Tantalizing rock- a-twist'er on the underlid. WILL YOU BE THE SAME TOMORROW (2:08) [Glissando BM'I-Andrews] MARTA (2:35) E. B. Marks BMI-Simons, Gilbert] MR. STUCK-UP (2:20) [Four Star BMI-Hall, Ewald] ST. LOUIS BLUES (2:37) [Handy Bros. ASCAP-Handy] CHRISTINE QUAITE (World Artists 1028) LOS INDIOS TABAJARAS (RCA Victor 8401) Christine Quaite, who did Top 100 business a short while back with "Tell Me Mamma," comes up with a potent follow-up stanza with this Los Indios Tabajaras, who zoomed up the charts a while back with power "Maria Elena," could make a quick -packed newie tagged "Will You Be The Same Tomorrow." TM return to the best-seller lists with tune is a hard -driving, pulsating of this easy-listening rendition of the years -back "Marta." Don't `Mersey Beat' teen -angled tale overlook romantic devotion sold with authority and verve by the lark. The flip. the reverse, a funky, slow-paced reading of the classic, "St. Louis Blues." Brisk sales are indicated for both ends. "Mr. Stuck -Up," is a raunchy, fast-moving, chorus -backed ditty about a gal who can't get to first base with her favorite guy.

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Spinners should really for themselves with this ultra -commercial Red Bird outing called "Re- dig it. The song is a hauntingly plaintive DON'T WANNA GO ON member (Walkin' In The Sand)." WON'T YER pop-r&b romancer with an off-beat rapidly -changing, hard-shufìiin' beat. SHAKING (2:15) [Duchess- (B+) WILL YOU OR Eye it. "It's Easier To Cry"' is a rhythmic, multi -danceable blues tear- BMI-Lambert] A Jumpin' frug [Ardmore & Beechwood BMI with some top -rung emotion -packed lyrics. that has the flavor of a Coaster ar- -Harvey] Rockin', happly blueser. jerker rangement. The handclapper keeps I DON'T WANT TO KNOW (2:31) [Beechwood BMI-Bagnall] you interested from beginning to end RICHARD WARD (Downey 121) so eye it, too! IT MUST BE LOVE (2:05) [Beechwood BMI-Bagnall] TOPLESS BATHING SUIT THE MATADORS (Colpix 741) (2:22) [Downey BMI-Unruh, SHIRLEY & JOHNNY (Capitol 5229) Kester] Richard Ward jumps on the COME ON LET YOURSELF `topless' bandwagon with this fast - British newcomers Shirley and Johnny can quickly score on this side GO, PART 1 (2:15) [Screen moving, pop-r&b chorus -backed ditty, of the foam with "I Don't Want To Know," which they are clicking with Gems-Columbia-BMI Kornfield-Ber- an infectious rhythmic beat. Plenty in their English homebase. Tune is an easy-going rock -blues weeper ry] Here's a real rocker- that will of potential here. about a twosome who are somewhat afraid of each other's past life. Side's have the teeners hoppin'. The Bo- a natural for airplay. On "It Must Be Love" the duo dishes -up an appeal- Diddley type beat is used effectively (B+) LONELI- ing hard -driving happy romancer with a contagious, listenable beat. here. Watch the action. NESS (2:17) [Downey BMI- Eusminger] Slow -moving blues tradi- BONGO BLUE BEAT (1:49) COME ON LET YOURSELF tional. [Grand Canyon BMI-Feldman, Goldstein, Gottehrer] GO, PART 2 (2:12) [Screen Gems-Columbia-BMI Kornfield-Ber- LOVERS (Imperial 66055) BURN BABY BURN (2:07) [Juarez BMI-Cisco, Demaria, Shannon] ry] of the same- on this end. More DARLING IT'S WONDER- ROCKIN' REBELS (Stork 3) THE CRESTERS (Capitol 5238) FUL (2:03) [Travis BMI- Bunn] The Lovers could score a sec- The young Stork label, currently making chart noise with the Pin -Ups' PUT YOUR ARMS AROUND ond time around with this slow-shuf- "Looking For Boys," can have another money-maker in this dandy new ME (2:19) [Essex-ASCAP- romantic affair on with flin' happy pop-r&b entry. It's by the Rockin' Rebels, who hop the ska bandwagon Vandyke] The Cresters start off this which Dale & Grace are currently a shufflin' all -instrumental affair labeled "Bongo Blue Beat."' Solid plat- hot one with what sounds like rock - clicking with. Watch it. ter spinner item. Hard-hitting rocker on the flip with the tag screamed a -ballad but then they break loose along the way. into an explosive number. This one (B+) I WANT TO BE LOVED is real infectious. Watch it take over. (1:55) [Travis BMI-Dunn] RINGO FOR PRESIDENT (2:30) [Jonathan ASCAP-Hilliard, Garson] Quick-paced, twangy blues weeper. (B+) DO IT WITH ME (2:02) A BOY LIKE THAT (2:30) [Day, Hilliard ASCAP-Hilliard, Garson] [Fennedy Street-ASCAP PEGGY SANS (Tollie 9018) Kay] Swinging up tempo lindy. - THE YOUNG WORLD SINGERS (Decca 31660) SNOW MAN (2:35) [Ele. "Ringo For President," which started as a promo gimmick in Cleve- JACK SCOTT (Groove 58 0042) phant & Valbo ASCAP- land by a gang of Beatles fans, could stir up national interest with this Gaudio, Linza] Newcomer Peggy Sans THOU SHALT NOT STEAL with this exuberant and live -wire reading by the Young World Singers. A choice (2:14) [Painted Desert-BMI can do Top 100 business programming item for the coming campaign period. The reverse is a -Veronica] Jack Scott makes a first-rate, medium -paced teen -styled pleasant, easy-going teen romancer. seasonal hand-clappin' romancer with strong bid to find his way back to a fine repeating melodic riff. DEEP THE hitsville with this one. The soft bal- IN HEART OF TEXAS (1:50) lad is pretty and catchy and the beat (B+) GIVE YOUR LOVE (2:20) [Melody Lane-Swander, Hershey] is very danceable. Watch this one [Geril BMI-Granhan, Fan LET'S ALL SING LIKE THE BIRDIES SING (1:52) steal the teens' attention. na] Slow-shufflin' heartfelt ballad. [Keyes Hansen -Hargraves, Damerell, Evans] (B+) I PRAYED FOR AN ANGEL VICTORIA'S VOICES THE BEAGLES (Era 3132) (2:36) [Hazel Park-BMI- (Monument 847) Veronica] More of the same. Here's a zany novelty that might just turn out to be a left field hit. DAYDREAMER (2:37) [Fia It features the Beagles (real live dogs) who bark along, almost in key, ELAINE & DEREK (Parrot 9686) ASCAP - Bart] Victoria' to a sock twist refitting of the oldie, "Deep In The Heart Of Texas." I DON'T WANT TO KNOW Voices drift through this dreamy Backing has the canine group (and a human vocal crew) in a thump -a - (2:25) [Beechwood - BMI moodful tune in lilting fashion. It's waltz updating of "Let's All Sing Like The Birdies Sing." Bagnail] This pretty soft beat cha- a happy mating of melody and lyric cha has that feeling which makes Excellent programming item for "soft" stations. chart sense. The tune, already mak- i Best Bets ing noise in England, has good possi- (B) SAIL TO BOMBAY, SAIL i bilities for exciting the teen set. TO RIO (3:07) [Hill & Range (B+) ALL THE SHEEP IN THE BMI-Streigler, Giant, Baun, Kaye) (OLONNIALS (Fabor 131) JOHNNY RIVERS (Capitol 5232) Schmaltzy, tearful ballad. LAZY WORLD (2:30) [J. & T. MISSISSIPPI (2:15) DON'T LOOK NOW (2:02) Scott] A soft folk styled [Fabulous ASCAP - Fong, [Ernest Tubb BMI-Tubb] ballad. KENNY BALLARD (Kapp 602) Dunham] The Colonnials can rapidly Johnny Rivers, who is extremely hot RAY FLEMING (Purdy 103) establish a national reputation for right now, can score with this top- OH! HOW I CRIED (2:461 themselves with this rollicking, hard - notch Capitol date. Tune is a me- ANOTHER LIKE YOU (2:55) [Danby-Playnote-BMI - Ba4 driving pop -folk happy handclapper dium- paced, shuffle -beat, full ork- [Fleming, Edlock BMI-Flem- lard, Lucie]Kenny Ballard goes the which boasts some top-notch banjo backed countryish heart-tugger. Side ing, Steward] The songster hands in a soul route on this gospel -tinged rë work. Deejays should dig it. has dual -market potential. first class treatment on this pulsating heaps of emotion for the readrn. (B) SONG OF A HAPPY MAN (B+) LONG BLACK VEIL (2:23) rock thumper. Deck can get solid play Could make a showing in the rs (1:55) [Jo -Jon & Fabulous [Cedarwood BMI - Wilkin, on R&B and pop stations. markets. ASCAP-Baron, Odum] Swingin' Dill] Pleasant, funky hillbilly lament. (B) FOR BETTER OR FOR (B+) MR. MAGIC (2:45) [Danb: rhythmic folk item. WORSE (2:35) [Fleming, Ed - BMI King] Low-regisr OPALS (Okeh 7202) lock BMI-Fleming, Steward] Okay r&b chant. - YOU CAN'T HURT ME NO rock -ballad sound. JOEY HEATHERTON (Coral 62422) MORE (2:30) [Curtom & BARBARA MASON (Crusader 11, THAT'S HOW IT IS (2:32) Jalynne BMI-Davis, Curtis] The THE STRATOJACS (Parrot 45003) (2:4' [Leeds ASCAP-Hatch] The Opals can do chart business in either TROUBLE CHILD young flick -TV starlet can win sales the pop or r&b departments with SUNSET SURFER (2:26) [Stilran Locket BMI-Maso` laurels in the wax field with this this first-rate teen -angled dual -track [Premier BMI-K&C Pample] The artist tells a story, in rock.b: commercial, chorus -backed hard -driv- tale of woe with an infectious, re- The group offers an interesting ar- lad tempo, of a kid who is reject' ing teen -angled ditty with a seasonal peating melodic riff. Plenty of po- rangement on this slow, sax -led in- by the neighborhood and is classi0 romantic theme. Could break quickly. tential. strumental surfin sound. Wax can as a "Trouble Child." The tear -Jeri., (B+) I'LL BE SEEING YOU (2:15) (B+) YOU'RE GONNA BE SORRY attract loads of attention. can be a teeners attraction. [Williamson ASCAP-Kahal, (2:25) [Curtom & Jalynne (B+) HOT TODDY (2:10) [Valley (B) DEDICATED TO YOU (2:4' Fain] Rockin', danceable version of BMI-Mayfield] Traditional, shuffin' ASCAP-Flanagan, Hendler] [Stilran Locket BMI the sturdie. blues lament. Up -tempo surfin' beat. Mason] Years -back rock -ballad V 16 Cash Box-August 8, I'M

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Record packs solid dixie beat, gramming fare, it could score in sales to delight a variety of buyers. dancing. Eye it for sleeper sales. eye it for quick sales especially with too. the ops. (B+) PLAYBOY'S THEME (2:04) (B+) WHERE. OH WHERE (2:27) (B+) THIS IS MY PRAYER (2:50) [E. H. Morris ASCAP-Cole- [Assembly, Ben -Lee BMI - (B+) NEVER BEFORE (2:35) Chappell ASCAP - Panzeri, man] Jazz -blues instrumental. Bendinelli, Lee] Potent r&b ballad. [Bae, Debbie Anne ASCAP- Kaye, Spriner, Nisa] Another vocal Gates, Foster] Good dixie bounce bal- version of recent San Remo winner. lad. BOBBY LONG THE GOOD GUYS (Vegas 500) PEPE y los PETS (Arwin 126) ELIO GALLO (Liberty 55721) (GNP Crescendo 326) MO JO WORKOUT (2:35) QUE SERA, SERA (2:42) ANGELITA DI ANZIO (2:25) ASPHALT WIPE-OUT (2:38) [Bobby Long BMI - Covay, [Artists ASCAP-Livingston, Evans] [Metric BMI-DeCaro] The [4 Star BMI - Christian, Dixon] Bobby Long could well have The Doris Day years -back smash is Italian songster essays (in Italian) Usher] The Good Guys give out with a hit on his hands with this raunchy, up -dated with a slow soothing in- an arresting ballad and gets some an instrumental from their "Side hard -driving pulsating funky blueser. strumental strum -along sound. Deck flavorful support from backdrop vocal Walk Surfin' " LP. The pattern is Tune has a contagious rapidly -chang- is programming. group. Could happen if the spinners much like surfin' -hot roddin' with a ing beat. Loads of sales potential ideal for radio like it. hard beat and guitars. here. (B) MIDNIGHT LACE (2:31) [Daywin BMI-Lubin, How- (B+) CARNIVAL (2:26) [Ross, (B+) SCRATCH (2:30) [Electron (B+) RED ROSES WILL NEVER ard] Slow moving ballad. Jungnickel-ASCAP - Maria, BMI-Edward, Moles] Simi- FADE (2:15) [Tam Jay BMI Bonfa] Soulful rendition of flick clas- larly -styled instrumental. -Dixon, Roger] Tradition -styled, DOUG SHELDON (MGM 13261) sic. shuffle -beat. LONELY BOY (2:40) [Spec- AL ALBERTS (Swan 4191) JAY HOLMAN (Falew 106) torious BMI - Sheldon, Mar- HIGHWAYMEN (United Artists 752) tin] A haunting ballad, feelingfully SUMMERTIME IN VENICE LOVE IS A SWEET THING delivered by Doug Sheldon about a (2:27) [Pickwick ASCAP- (2:36) [Beckus, Knick Knock SWEET MAMA TREE TOP lonely boy and girl who roam the Sigman, Pinchi, Icini] Al Alberts' BMI-Holman, Harper] Jay Holman TALL (1:50) [Hollis BMI- world looking for each other. A su- warm and expressive delivery is a exhibits a warm voice and a feeling- Meacham] The Highwaymen have perior ballad effort that could make natural for this sentimental shuffle ful style on this original rhythm bal- had hits in the past and they can do it big. ballad. Plenty of nostalgia here for lad. A bit of Sam Cooke is evident in it again with this top-drawer ex- the legions of the chanter's fans. is pon - (B-1-) HELLO THERE LONELY his style but the tune effective. tremely fast-moving pulsating (2:04) folk blueser with an infectious cook - BABY (2:24) [Spectorious (B+) MISTER SANDMAN (B+) ALL AMERICAN MUSIC in' beat and some superior guitar BMI-Bates] Pulsating romancer. [E. H. Morris ASCAP-Bal- (2:27) [Beckus, Knick Knock work. lard] Slick vocal updating. BMI-Holman, Harper] A wailing MORGANA KING (Mainstream 600) r&b opus. (B) NELLIE (2:10) [Ragmar THE FOUR KINGS CORCOVADO (2:22) [Leeds (Canadian -American 173) BMI-Meade, Raleigh] Easy- ASCAP-Lees, Jobim] The going, contemporary folk sounds. lark dishes up an emotion -packed ONE NIGHT (2:21) [Ram- DON COVAY (Rosemart 801) reading of this melodic gem from the blin BMI-DeCillis] Here's a new masterful pen of Jobim. Lilting Bra- group dubbed the Four Kings that MERCY, MERCY (2:21) [Co- JIMMY JACK (Blue Masque 730) for tillion zilian -flavored backdrop pulsating capture plenty of teen excitement BMI-Covay, Ott] Don enhances the delivery. Airplay seems this 4 Seasons -fashioned opus. The Covay, who had a few winners a BATTLE OF VIETNAM assured. crew has a polished style with plenty while back on another label, could (2:12) [Breezy Willow AS- of commercial potential. make it back to hitsville with this CAP-Van Winkle -Darlan] Jimmy (B) A TASTE OF HONEY (2:41) "Soul" offering with broad appeal for Jack has a nationalistic deck telling [Songfest ASCAP-Marlowe, (B+) LONELY LOVERS (2:18) both pop and r&b markets. Atlantic the story of a GI in Vietnam. The Scott] Over -done version of recent [Ramblin BMI - DeCillis] distributes. low-keyed vocal, up tempo, martial hit. Easy shuffle romancer. beat opus is a master picked up for (B) CAN'T STEAL AWAY (2:48) distribution by Crusader and report- [Cotillion BMI-Covay, Ott] edly attracting attention on the west Bluesy wailer: coast. Eye this one closely. B+ REVIEWS

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nlmuumunuil EL REYS (Ideal 94707) TEEN TONES (Don & Mira) B+ REVIEWS (B+) ROCKET OF LOVE (2:25) (B+) FORTUNE TELLER (2:05) [Augben BMI-Schiefer] Us- [Minit BMI - Neville] Rock DEE CLARK (Constellation 132) CAROL CHANNING ual P&R doings. vocal with surf -like backdrop. (Command 4051) (B+) HEARTBREAK (2:35) (B) DIAMONDS & PEARLS - [Panco BMI - Thomas, (B+) AIN'T MISBEHAVIN' (2:06) (2:30) [Lode BMI - West, (B) POISON IVY (2:08) [Tiger Hayles] Rollicking, hand-clappin' [Mills ASCAP-Razaf, Wal- Tyler] Revival of while -back noise- BMI-Liber, Stoller] Rapid. cookin' blues weeper. ler, Brooks] Delightful interpretation maker. fire strong beat instrumental. of standard. Good programming stuff. (B) WARM SUMMER BREEZES B REVIEWS (2:45) [Joni BMI-Miller] (B+) WHEN YOU'RE SMILING Slow - moving, tradition - oriented (2:07) [Mills ASCAP-Shay, BILL MATT (Lanor 519) JOHNNY RAY GOMEZ blueser. Fisher, Goodwin] More of the per- (Applause 1006) former's inviting style on this ever- (B) BYE, BYE PUPPY LOVE JIMMY RICKS (Atlantic 2246) green. (1:57) [Jon-BMI-Emitt] All (B) GO, GO BARRACUDA (2:20) instrumental hand clapping rocker. [Peter Pan BMI - Canuso] (B+) TROUBLE IN MIND (2:12) TERRY SINCLAIR (D.P.G. 1006) Lively, teen -oriented surfin' item. [Leeds ASCAP-Jones] Slow- (C+) RESTLESS NIGHT (2:12) shufflin' rendition of the blues ever- (B+) WHAT HAVE YOU HEARD [Jon-BMI-Emitt] More in (B) LORRIE (2:05) [Peter Pan green. (2:10) [Zim BMI-Guess, the "Sleep Walk" vein here. BMI- Gomez] Slow -moving, Strong soul sound. blusey tale of devotion. (B+) ROMANCE IN THE DARK Deal, Perkins] (3:11) [Duchess BMI-Green] (B) CLOWN SUIT (2:35) [Zim (B) GARY AND THE KNIGHT AL FERRARI (Liza 1964) Rhythmic, uptempo happy blueser. BMI-Guess, Deal, Perkins] LITES (1:53) [Fremont-BMI (B) BED BUG BOSSA NOVA More soul stuff here. -Loizzo]. A lindy with the old r&r CARL UNDERWOOD (Celeste 320) (3:00) [Demmie BMI - sound. Bingle] Contagious cum scat singing (B+) THAT'S WHAT THEY SAID SONNY KNIGHT (Aura 403) (B) I CAN'T LOVE YOU ANY- bossa nova. (2:25) [Melodic BMI-Under- [Fremont-BMI-Loiz- BEGIN happy (B+) IF YOU WANT THIS LOVE MORE (2:30) (B) WHEN THE METS wood] Raunchy, pulsating zo] Pretty ballad on this end. TO WIN (2:28) [Demmie BMI blueser. (2:02) [Har -Bock BMI- Knight] Songster chants to a strum - -Lagios] Obviously absurd novelty. (B) DON'T EVER STOP (2:30) a -long beat. ANDREWS (Jewel 731) Underwood] BOBBY VAN HOOK (VLM 1097) BUTCH [Melodic BMI - TO SAY -moving, lyrical r&b weeper. (B) I JUST CALLED (3:02) Slow HELLO (2:30) [Ding Dong (B) BABY ONE MORE TIME (B) SNEAKING HOME BMI-Pincus, Knight] Easy-going (3:00) [Bip-Bam BMI-Hook] [Jr. BMI - Guzetta] Hard - ALVIN CHRISTY (Viva 732) blues ballad. Hard -driving, raunchy blueser. driving, funky, rhythmic blueser. (B+) I NEED YOUR LOVE (2:28) (B) DOWN IN ALABAMA (3:00) (B) YOU CAN MAKE IT IF [Lilkemp BMI - Christy] JAN LAWHON (Boyd 134) [Bip-Bam BMI-Hook] Low- YOU TRY (2:38) [Bab -Con Hard -driving, rhythmic pop -blues la- down, soulful blues tear-jerker. BMI - Jarrett] Pretty, slow-movir. ment. (B+) BE GOOD, BE GOOD (1:42) r&b ballad. [Knob BMI-Guidry] Hard - (B+) DEVIL DARLING (2:15) driving, pulsating blues twister. SHAKEY HORTON (Argo 5476) GRACIELA FLORES (Apache 10'' [Lilkemp BMI - Christy] Ditto. (B+) IS A RED BIRD RED (2:00) (B) GOOD MOANIN' BLUES (B) A ROSE, [Hill & Range BMI-Byers] (2:35) [Arc BMI Dixon] BROKEN HEARTED - Geren] Tende BOBBY ADAMS (Purdy 102) High-spirited, happy traditional r&b Moody, slow -moving jazz -blues instru- [Mexicana BMI - item. mental. c&wish romantic ballad. (2:37) (B+) DON'T YOU FEEL IT [Arc (B) YOU'RE NOT SINCERE [Parbo & Samodon BMI- (B) GROOVE WALK (2:43) Adams, Horton] Fast-moving, dance- IMPELLAS (Constellation 131) BMI-Herbert, Guy] More of (2:12) [Rubio EMI-Rubiol the same. Jazz -flavored, happy ditty. able r&b handclapper. (B+) SEAS OF LOVE (2:15) [Ka - -R -Co 223) (B+) HOW WRONG CAN YOU mar BMI-Baptistan] Slow - JOHNNY CAVES (Na moving, lyrical, pop-r&b romancer. BE (2:31) [Parbo & Samodon GOODTIME WASHBOARD THREE (B) I NEED YOUR VING BMI-Adams, Horton, Stevenson] (B+) NO MORE TEARS (2:20) (Fantasy 582) (2:34) [Margie BMI-Caves' Plaintive, slow -moving blues tradi- Easy-going, lyrical lament. [Longhorn BMI-Rabdall, Da- P. G. & E., tional. vidson] Tradition -oriented blues la- (B) DON'T BLAME ment. PAL (2:31) [Cireco BMI- (C+) MEMORY OF THE PAST RICKY ALLEN (Apogee 103) Bratton] Lively, rhythmic pop -folk (2:15) [Margie BMI-Caves. novelty. Pleasant, shufflin' teen ballad. (B+) STEP DOWN (2:45) [Melva CARL DANCO (Danco 500) BMI-Allen] Medium -paced, (B) OAKLAND (2:28) [Cireco C+ REVIEWS funky blues lament. (B+) THE SHAG (1:46) [Cowell] BMI-Bratton] Swingin' folk Infectious, honky tonkish in- tribute to the Cal. city. CARA STEWART (Clare 102) (B+) IT'S LOVE BABY (2:32) strumental novelty. [Excellorec BMI - Jarrett] (C+) IT'S LEAP YEAR (2:40' Ditto. (B) THE FLIRT (1:40) [Editions LARRY REED AND THE SHADO'S [Clare ASCAP-Clare] Moodl Andre BMI-Henry] More (Arlen 515) after-hours romantic ballad. WILLIE RESTUM (Columbia 43101) pleasant instrumental sounds. (B) LITTLE MISS SURFER (C+) I'VE GOT AN ANSWERING (B+) A HUNDRED POUNDS OF (2:06) [Gains - BMI - Jack ECHO [Clare ASCAP-C1are1 CLAY (2:25) [Gil BMI- PRINCE BUSTER (Stellar 1501) Tomlinson] Hard rock instrumental More of the same. Elgin, Dixon, Rogers] - the sounds Lyrical, jazz (B+) MADNESS (2:35) [Benders introduced effectively by BOB RA PAZ (Variety 12527) blues singing. BMI-Campbell] Lively, con- of the surf. (B+) SERMONETTE (2:40) [Sil- tagious ska dance item. (B) BREAD 'N BUTTER (2:05) (C+) MINE ALL MINE (2:40! houette More [Renato BMI-Bialek] Senb ASCAP-Hendricks, (B+) CREATION (2:50) [Benders [Gains BMI-Gaughen] mental, shufflin' weeper. Adderly] Uptempo version of the BMI-Campbell] Ditto. of the same. jazz sturdie. (C+) IF YOU WERE MINE (2:2v [Renato BMI-Bialek] Mp COUNT BASIE (Verve 10329) CARL HALL (Mercury 32457) THE CHEVRONS (Kiski 2065) dium-paced ligit-styled ballad. (2:46) (B+) LI'L OL' GROOVEMAKER (B+) SUMMERTIME (B) WHO DOES HE CRY TO RELIGIOUS (2:45) [Tarpon ASCAP- Gershwin ASCAP I. & G. (3:15) [McAteer] Slow ballad Hard-rockin' reading- of the Jones] Swingin' midstream big -band Gershwin] with good dance beat. LOVING SISTERS jazz sounds. evergreen. 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PICKS STEVIE AT THE BEACH-Stevie Wonder- POP Tamla 255 ?TOE The prodigy grows older. Although still only a PETER, PAUL & MARY IN CONCERT-War- teenager, Stevie Wonder continues to mature and ner Bros. 1555 perfect his pop -blues vocal and instrumental The versatile pop -folk trio should do block- style. On this new Tamla outing, the artist offers buster business with this blue-ribbon two -disk a nifty program of summer-themed standards set of oft -requested items culled from their con- and newies which should appeal to adults as well certs in California, Florida and Indiana. Although as his loyal teen following. Stevie shines on many of the selections here have been cut on the SiEVIE WONDER "Castles In The Sand," "Ebb Tide" and "Beyond group's previous albums, their legions of fans The Sea." Disk should create plenty of sales ex- will certainly want the package. Among the best citement. tracks of the eighteen included are: "500 Miles," "Oh, Rock My Soul" and "There Is A Ship." NEVER UNDERESTIMATE kw gainer* ePautta THE POWER OF THE WOMENFOLK-RCA Victor LSP 2919 IT MIGHT AS WELL BE SWING-Frank Si- The Womenfolk, who scored with their previous natra, Count Basie-Reprise FS1012 LP dates, seem destined to go a like success One of Frank Sinatra's biggest albums in re- route with this excellent pop -folk program from cent years was his while -back pairing with Count RCA Victor. The five -strong crew of instrumen- Basie. The two are re -united on this new offer- talists and singers distinctively blend harmony ing from Reprise, and if anything, the sales re- and counterpoint into a fresh approach to stand- sults should be even greater. An added plus here ard folk material. There's plenty of good listen- are top-flight Quincy Jones arrangements which ing here on "The Best Is Yet To Come," "Jika delightfully complement the vocal -instrumental Jing" and "Young Man." Album should zoom up effort of Messrs. Sinatra and Basie. "Fly Me To the charts. The Moon," "I Wish You Love" and "I Can't Stop Loving You" are just a few of the goodies here. The set is a top ten natural. THE 7TH DAWN-Original Soundtrack-United Artists UAS 5115 Here's the original soundtrack from "The 7th THE LATIN ALBUM-Trini Lopez-Reprise Dawn," the theme of which has been much - RS 6125 recorded in recent weeks by a variety of instru- i Trini Lopez, who's become one of the hottest mentalists and vocalists. The film marks the album sellers in the country with his first three American debut of Italian composer Riz Orto- sets on Reprise, is sure to head for top ten ter- lani who scored such a success with "Mondo ritory with this new session. The flavor is all Cane." The title theme is melodically constructed Latin here as the songster -guitarist applies his and the entire score is dramatically exciting. winning technique to such familiar south of the General release of the film should boost sales. border favorites as "Perfidia," "Besame Mucho," "La Malaguena" and the current biggie "An- gelito." Watch this one zoom to the top. POP BEST BETS

WISH YOU LOVE-Santo & Johnny-Canadian- SO TENDERLY-John Gary-RCA Victor LSP American 1016 2922 Santo & Johnny have struck paydirt many John Gary, with his first two albums on Victor, times in the past with their singles and LP's on has become a potent seller for the label, and this Canadian American and this new offering could new LP could be his biggest set to date. The get them back on the winning track. The lads chanter's wide -range voice and lyrical approach have come up with an ear -pleasing musical bill - to this varied program of tunes makes for enter- of -fare that is sure to excite their legions of fol- taining_ listening throughout. Bright bands here lowers. Easy -listening renditions of "I Wish You are "Tenderly," "If You Love Me," "Come To Me, Love," "More," "Since I Fell For You" and Bend To Me," and "Here I'll Stay." Top sales are "Fools Rush In" are just a few of the melodic indicated. gems included. Sales and airplay should be brisk.

BENT FABBIC ÖBC4N ORGAN GRINDER'S SWING-Bent Fabric- THE BEST OF BUCK OWENS-Capitol ST 2105 Grow Ate() 33-164 The versatile country chanter is already pull- Bent Fabric reaches deep down inside his wide- ing loads of pop loot with this top-notch disk of SWiNFr ranging repertoire and comes up with a delight- recent triumphs and c&w traditionals and indica- ful program of chestnuts on this top-drawer tions are that the LP should develop into a sig- entry from Atco. The 88'er does not attempt to nificant summer seller. Highlights of the session carbon -copy other instrumentalists but renders include the chanter's heartwarming renditions of each selection in his own easy-goin' distinctive, "Love's Gonna Live Here," "Act Naturally" and jazz -flavored brand of swingin'. Best bets here "Nobody's Fool But Yours." Superior listening include "As Time Goes By," "In A Little Span- throughout. ish. Town" and "Sweet Georgia Brown."

MICHEL LEGRAND SINGS-Philips PHS600- MVO' Mg 1hrr; PEG O' MY HEART-Robert Maxwell-Decca 143 ROBERT MAXWELL DL 74563 Michel Legrand, who has gained international 14,9 AND oAC...,R> "Shangri-La," recently became a national hit stature as an orkster-arranger, adds to his tal- by Robert Maxwell, and following in the same ents with this package of vocals on Philips. As vein the harpist-orkster tags this new session a singer, Legrand is far from run-of-the-mill- on lecca after his current noisemaker "Peg O' his interpretations are very personal and at times My Heart." This is moodful listening at its "way out." The chanter wrote all of the tunes smoothest as the orkster dishes up lilting rendi- included here and also conducted the ork. In; tions of "Manha De Carnival," "As Time Goes teresting tracks here are "Quand Ca Balance, By," "Adios" and the tag tune. Success of the "Celui -La," "Mois Je Suis La" and "La Valse Des single is sure to spark heavy sales for the album. Lilas." Set is an unusual vocal offering and merits attention.

I'D RATHER BE FAR RIGHT THAN PRESI- rïZAïiOIM l4'!/' !ia,lni Fd Rather DENT-Divine Right 50-M LICORICE STICK-Pete Fountain-Coral CRL Politicans, their platforms and conventions 757460 Be Right have always been prime targets for the comedy Pete Fountain tags this new Coral set after than writers and this timely issue from Divine Right his recent click of "Licorice Stick" and includes Records (distributed by Amy -Mala) leaps into eleven other potent instrumental tracks, all President the foray early to hurl some extremely wily played in his distinctive high-spirited Dixie style. barbs at the current crop of candidates. Most of The clarinetist is in fine form as he weaves his the remarks here are aimed far right. The col- own brand of musical magic on "Gravy Waltz," some rib- "Hello, lection of humorous skits includes Dolly" and "Born To Lose." Eye the set tickling commentary on the United Nations, the for rapid consumer acceptance. New Cabinet, the CIA, Mississippi etc. Loads of laughs to be had here and heavy sales are in order.

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; SIDEWALK SURFING!-The Good Guys-GNP Crescendo 2001 JAll PICK The latest "thrill" gimmick comes from the Middle -west and is called "Sidewalk Surfing" (a VERVE F. ohoìoe! 7 THE BEST OF COUNT BASIE-Verve V8596 surf board with roller skates). The sport is new Here's the Count Basie band of 1955-56 sparked but the accompanying music is in the same tra- COUNT BASIE by some of the best musicians in the business, dition as surfing and hot-rodding. The Good along with the potent vocal offerings of Joe Guys lash out with their brand of `sidewalk JUMP!N AT THE WOODSIDE I Q Williams. The crew swings and rocks throughout surfing' on this disk from Crescendo-the pattern in rhythmic and tuneful fashion on such bright is the same, lots of guitars and a driving beat. SHIM I /ren. n' ( ont 6l'LaA ST evergreens as "April In Paris," "Alright, O.TX. The kids should take to the sport and the music. u You Win," "One O'Clock Jump" and "In The Included are "Roller Derby," "Small Fry" and RU r" !pv,LLlE" I JANINE p Evening When The Sun Goes Down." Basie - "Duck RIGHT, Waddle." q IRtAëiStpTilIRLRTRf5tl5fie'trox.n OKAY, Williams fans will want to add this one to their YOU WINmaammama:xMn,.,...., shelves.

AMERICA'S MOST BELOVED SONGS-Gretl Rath-MGM E4236 JAll BEST BETS Viennese songstress Gretl Rath follows her "Vienna Yesterday, Vienna Today" LP with this collection of American evergreens from the ar- FANTABULOUS-Oliver Nelson-Argo 737 chives of melodic greats. Her wide -range soprano Oliver Nelson's stature as a jazzist has been and feelingful delivery are perfectly suited to growing consistently the last few years and this SONGS "Tonight We Love," "Strange Music," "Till The session on Argo does much to add to his, stature. End Of Time" and "And This Is My Beloved." Backed by a top-flight crew of sidemen, the tenor GRETE The tunes here are a first-rate showcase for her saxist serves up a lot of soul and feeling here- talent. Enjoyable listening. particularly on "Post No Bills," "Three Plus RUTH One," "Take Me With You" and "Hobo Flats." Nelson's approach is middle of the road with plenty of universal appeal. ENGLAND'S NEW BIG BAND SOUND: THE ENGLA LAURIE JOHNSON ORCHESTRA-Colpix CP 471 NEWSOOB' Triple -threat Britisher Laurie Johnson (he THE WORD FROM MOSE-Mose Allison-At- composes, arranges and conducts) sparkles his lantic 1424 ,. That versatile Mose Allison (he sings in a dis- THE way through a dozen sturdies as he helms his big, lush band on this new instrumental offering tinctive jazz -blues style and plays a top-notch LAO from Colpix. The orkster has created some de- cookin' piano) is back again in a fine program JOHN of such old of mostly self-penned vocals and midstream in- lightful fresh, swingin' arrangements While backed by bass and drums OR favorites as "South Of The Border," "My Favor- strumentals. ite Things" and "Pagan Love Song." Fine fare Allison renders feelingful renditions of "Fool - pleasure. killer," "Look Here" and "I'm Not Talkin'." One for either dancing or listening of the best sets that the artist has cut in quite a while.

CHAD MITCHELL TRIO & THE GATEMAN IN CONCERT EVERYBODY'S EISTENIMG IN CONCERT-Colpix CP 463 More Gravy MORE GRAVY-Willis Jackson-Prestige PR Pop -folk enthusiasts should come out in droves WILLIS JACKSON 7317 for this delightful set showcasing the distinctive For those jazzophiles who like their music on talents of the Chad Mitchell Trio and the Gate- the hard -driving and cookin' side this new Pres- man. The program here runs the gamut from tige outing spotlighting the accomplished tenor popular evergreens to little-known but equally sax talents of Willis Jackson should be just the interesting "gems." Highlights include "Vaya ticket. Jackson is teamed -up with a first-rate Con Dios," "Green Leaves Of Summer" and "500 crew of jazzmen who blend their distinctive Miles." Deejays should find plenty of program- talents together into one cohesive musical unit. mable material here. Among the highlights here are "Pool Shark," "Somewhere Along The Way" and "More Gravy."

SURF AGE-Jerry Cole-Capitol ST 2112 AM I BLUE-Grant Green-Blue Note 4139 Here's another of Capitol's summer surfin' spe- Ace jazz guitarist Grant Green teams -up with cials with a bonus "piggy -back" 45 rpm deck- an accomplished crew of musicians including this time spotlighting the instrumental efforts of Johnny Coles (trumpet), Joe Henderson (tenor Jerry Cole and his Spacemen. Cole and crew, who sax) and John Paton (organ) on this moody, captured considerable attention with their first after-hours set of funky evergreens and original LP, "Outer Limits," are sure to get even more bluesers. The group really shines as they turn in for this new set which includes hard -driving top-flight renditions of "Take These Chains From readings of "Surf Age," "Night Rumble," "Jer- My Heart," "I Wanna Be Loved" and "For All ry's Jump," and nine other lightning -like items. We Know." Superior jazz fare. The teen dance crowd will dig it.

C LASSICAL PICKS GOLDEN HITS OF HAWAII-Outriggers-War- PROKOFIEV: Piano Concertos Nos. 3 & 5 Sam- OLDEN ner Bros. 1549 son HIT f Since the days of Captain Cook, Hawaiian Francois, pianist; Witold Rowicki conducting the musical fancy of the PROKOFIEV the Philharmonia Orchestra-Angel S 36193 music has captured CONCERTO N,3 Samson Francois reads the two Prokofiev con- world. The warm, lazy romantic melodies seem f ORAPIANO II state. D certi in a commanding lucid style on this top- Off9fivA to suggest the carefree mood of our 50th ORCHESTRA INN sextet, pay a N.-5 drawer classical entry from Angel. While a lush IS MAORI The Outriggers, an instrumental CONCERTO 11NA19álANPAENIÌSÉ this lush program FOR PIANO instrumental backing is supplied by Witold Ro- I 0f 111E IMANS moving tribute to Hawaii with islands. High- AND wicki, who conducts the Philharmonia Orchestra, IMAR IlA11EANS of tunes long -associated with the ORCHESTRA Golden Dreams," SAMSON the pianist goes through the intricate passages, MIlN yfEWING include "My Isle Of suite lights here Wedding FRANÇOIS which change rapidly from florid slow movements AM MAMMY "Now Is The Hour" and "Hawaiian programming fare. to march -like peaks, with an impressive lyrical If MAMAN Song." Nice change -of -pace approach. A standout achievement.

MERCIIIrffl*GLASYICAL'F AMUIES STCRE9 MUSIC-Joe & Rose MR. & MRS., COUNTRY uEETITcrvEN BEETHOVEN: Symphonies No. 8 & 4, SLP 286 SYMPHONY NO.8 in ER Ilat maiur No. Min- Lee Máphis-Starday many SYMPHONY NC). in L mapa neapolis Symphony/Dorati Mercury -Wing Joe and Rose Lee Maphis have earned AYIU. UURaI I hm,,..NL.., mPfhm... - - with their distinctive country SRW18042 laurels in the past which Beethoven's lyrical 4th Symphony in B flat music stylings but this new Starday disk, of traditional items ranks major and 8th Symphony in F major are per- boasts a fine sampling while. The formed by the Minneapolis Symphony with Antal as one of their best efforts in quite a Dorati of harmony is effectively at the helm. Both are brilliantly executed duo's personal brand Home," under the skillful direction of award -winning showcased on "I've Come To Take You Blues" and "Love Don't Dorati. Issued on Mercury's budget -priced label, "Lonesome Jailhouse nicely in the LP should get considerable sales attention. Live Here Anymore." LP should sell the c&w markets.

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on "DI Capitol. The group's singles and LP solid sellers in Ed's area. . Philly ettes, entering the theater at the action Bobby Goldsboro's dates will be A&R'd by Jim Econo- indie promo guy Buzz Curtis called time, came to the rescue and bought Japanese Boy, I Love You" (UA midas. They've also skedded a college to tell us that "La La" by the Cobras them tickets, took them to dinner "Summer Song" by Chad & Jerers The Chill concert tour for this fall. - . . Folk- (Swan) and the new Vinton deck, after the show, and paid their fares (WA) and "Down Where ster Phil Ochs emcees the WJRZ "Imagination Is A Magic Dream" are back to Wash., D.C. Such generosity Winds Blow" by the Serendipit Hootenanny Show from Palisades happening in the city of brotherly cannot go unrewarded, so the trio Singers (Philips). . . . Daddy -O -Das Celel Park every Sun. from 12 to 2 PM.. - - love. returned two days later with 15 more lie emceed last week's AGVA Jazz drummer Max Roach and his fans. rity Night in the Boom Boom Roor wife, Abbey Lincoln are appearing Talked to Gene Kinney last week Ralph Cox is working on singly (for the first time in a club as hus- (Gene's the manager and hubby of Bruce Patch of Disc Distributors "Car Hop" by The Exports (King band and wife) at the Village Van- lark Teri Thornton) who info'd that in Boston reports top sales activity "Welcome To The Club" by Lee Shi guard.... Tony Richland of Famous Teri has done two recent Steve Allen on "Baby I Need Your Lovin" by Williams (Federal) and "Get Tl Music at Paramount Studios, wires Shows (Jul. 27 & 31) and will have 4 Tops on Motown, "La Nuit" by Monkey Off My Back" by The Kin. from the coast that the pubbery is a new Columbia album in late Au- Jimmy Lytell (Ember) and "Since Pins (King). . . . Actress -thrush J. "feverishly" excited over the new gust. . . Our congratulations to I've Lost You" by Jimmy Ruffin Lansing, who bowed at the Gigi Roo Jack Jones deck, "Where Love Has Bob Perilla (Perilla Associates) and (Soul). . . . Sid Mills is recouping last week, guested on Jack Eigen Gone." his wife Joan on the arrival of a new from a nerve ailment and expects to show. . . . Betty Records topp daughter, Beth Lynne, born Jul. 24 at be in top form in a few weeks. . . . Sunny Sawyer just returned from Lionel Hampton set for a 4 -day Mount Sinai Hospital. . Lonnie Colpix songster -chanter Rip Taylor trip to Nashville. . . Decca's stand at the Moon Bowl in Freedom - Kaufman buzzes that Michael -Ann to perform at annual Command Per- Scardino tells us Brenda Lee wï land beginning Aug. 3. "T. J." (Kip) will have a new release this formance Ball for Prince & Princess coming to town within the nex Johnson's Teen Life Record Hop hit- month tabbed, "The New Look" Rainier of Monaco after which he'll weeks. Frank's been working on ting big in the Met area with Vito & backed with "Who Cares What Other begin a 3 -week stint at the Copa with latest coupling "When You Lour the Salutations, the Danleers, Mary People Say." Michael -Ann's busy Jerry Vale. . Earl Washington, Me" b/w "He's Sure To Rememlo Ann Lorri, the Gleams, Gemini Twins playing the borscht circuit and has prexy of Bombay Records, has ap- Me;" as well as Burl Ives' neon and the Shadows. . . . Ervin Litkei, been booked into Chan's in Winnipeg, pointed indie promo gal Narissa "What Little Tears Are Made Of Olympia Distrib prexy, sez the orders Holiday House in Pittsburgh, and the Nickel director of publicity for the b/w "Pearly Shells," "Night Trait for the original cast soundtrack re- Frolic Room in Revere Beach, Mass. label. Lark Vera Sanford heads the by Sammy Kaye and bow oubt cording of "Mary Poppins" is sur- RCA Victor's Anna Moffo in roster of talent at Bombay and has a "That's How It Goes" b/w "I'll F passing all expectations. The Disney Europe for a concert tour.... Cleffer new LP, "10 Minutes to Midnight" Seeing You" by Joey Heatherton. flick will premier at Radio City Music Allison Assante has written and that's getting heavy airplay across Hall early next month with a cast waxed "Broken Butterfly"-an in- the country. . Monument's B. J. HOLLYWOOD: that includes Julie Andrews, Dick Van strumental for the Haddon label. The McElwee in N.Y. last week for a Dyke, Ed Wynn and other screen tune will also be the title of a forth- round of promo visits. B. J. sez the Allan Sherman is putting toge0' notables. . Steve Susskind buzzes coming flick. . Cameo -Parkway label is running hot with "Someone a complete new show for his Aug° from Canadian-American that the songstress Dee Dee Sharp has just Someone" by Brian Poole & Tremo - 14 Hollywood Bowl appearance. ]t Four Kings etching of "One Night" completed a successful tour of New loes. . . . Bob Haggenmacher of terial will be backed by a SympW looks like a west coast breakout- Zealand and is currently featured at Downtown Records in Memphis info's Orchestra. . The Standells, also the new Santo & Johnny single, Harrah's in Lake Tahoe as a mem- that Sam the Sham's version of rently completing a smash 20 wk "Sugar Stroll." ber of the Ed Sullivan Show. . "Haunted House" is big in that area. stand at PJ's, have signed to headh' The Hunters, a novel folk singing The Serendipities have been in- at the Peppermint Tree in San Fri Clock Records is reportedly enjoy- group under contract to Music Music vited to perform at the White House cisco for 3 weeks opening Aug. 9t ing a breakout in Baltimore -Wash., Music Inc., have finished an engage- in mid August. the Liber Phila., and New York While in the Bay area, with "Long Hot ment at Radio City Music Hall and recording artists will plug their b Summer" by the Caronators.... Ben will be appearing at the Bayhead CHICAGO: single, "Help Yourself." . Sr Amigo of Glenn Productions is ex- Yacht Club, Bayhead, N.J. cited over the sales activity on "Why" Anthony Dee and Leonard Sim- Fletcher, wound cutting on his P' by Mary Hurt and the Lambs on The Jordan Brothers have a pre- mons are about to launch a new label, Vee-Jay album, arranged by Bill l ° Zebra. The lark is currently on the mier deck on Vim Records tagged, Adanti Records, headquartered in Chi. negan, "Sam Fletcher Sings," and k road with "My Fair Lady." . . Ca- "It's A Shame" and "Here I Go John Muse, who joined the new firm nadian orkster Carl Danco to head Again," as and promo rep, advised off on a five -week singing tour in that is reportedly getting sales that 80 for the U.S. to push his Danco reaction in Pa. . Lark Laura Lane initial product will be released within Far East.... Dot pactee Mary lease, "The Shag," coupled with "The has been chosen to be the vocalist on the next few weeks.... A lineup of whose gaining with "My nil Flirt." . . Vic Justi out with "Like the pilot "Play It With Music" for local columnists will sit in on Sig Friends," was guest dj last week II Me, Like You-We Are A Happy possible NBC-TV daytime show- Sakowicz' WTAQ show from Drake's Pair" on the Begun label. Vic doing a Tom Irey at KLFM, the only'r casing. The show is an Al Singer Mayor's Row while Sig is vacationing Topt one -niter this week (3) at the Colony creation.... The Marion McPartland in Europe. . Record vet Bill Mit- station in L.A. area spinning Beach Club in New Rochelle. Trio has been signed to headline at chell is back in the business after Steve Karmen has been signs Peter Nero's press agent announced Andre's in Great Neck for an in- several months in another field. He's Corp a Jerry Blaine prexy of Cosnat few months ago that prizes would definite period starting Aug. 5. . now with Rene Records. . . Erwin be awarded to those who submitted compose background musical scomi Decca's Dixieland clarinetist, Bobby Barg is reportin' heavy play in Chi- inir the most appropriate titles for up- Gordon, to guest shot on the Steve Milw on Carney outing "Jazz Man "The Candidate," company coming 331 Nero LP's-the response was Allen Show this week (3). Bobby's Blues" by the Little Town Girls. - . - (continued on page

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MEET MY TOTAL % OF % OF STATIONS STATIONS TO HAVE ADDING TITLES TO TITLE ARTIST LABEL ADDED TITLES TO BABY PROG. SCHED. PROG. SCHED. 4-43082 THIS WEEK TO DATE EYDIE GORME 52% You Never Can Tell-Chuck Berry-Chess 98% 49 Sweet William-Millie Small-Smash 78% 47 House Of The Rising Sun-Animals-MGM 59% 45 % Maybe I Know-Lesley Gore-Mercury 95% OF 44% Clinging Vine-Bobby Vinton-Epic 44% 43% When You Loved Me-Brenda Lee-Mecca 43%

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King (Atco 1303) SHARE YOUR LOVE 8 1 Vo- DON'T TAKE YOUR LOVE FROM ME GENE PITNEY, voted No. Foreign 5 377) Bobby Bland (Duke I SURRENDER DEAR Gloria Lynne (Everest 2044) Music is calist by the Italian Critics, TENNESSEE WALTZ 6 Tempo & Stevens (Atco) SADNESS currently touring with the Dick Clark 6 Sam Cooke (RCA Victor 8368) A THING CALLED GOOFUS Chuck Howard (Fraternity 923) LOVE GO 10 Show. His newest Musicor single, "It WHERE DID YOUR Bent Fabric (Atco 6304) 7 Supreme (Motown 1060) NIGHTINGALE MELODY Hurts to Be in Love," is also touring- 7 Johnny Taylor (Galaxy 731) I WANNA LOVE HIM SO BAD PORK CHOP the Hot 100 chart. 8 Jelly Beans (Red Bird 10-003) Jimmy Smith (Blue Note 1906) WHERE LOVE HAS GONE Ads ertisementi Jack Jones (Kapp 608) PEOPLE SAY 14 PARIS SKIES 9 Dixie Cups (Red Bird (10-006) UNDER Andy Williams (Cadence 1447) LET ME LOVE YOU GOOD TIMES 5 B. B. King (Kent 396) 10 Sam Cooke (RCA Victor 8368) THE JAMES BOND THEME Billy Strange (Crescendo 2320) EYES HEY HARMONICA MAN 9 CLOSE YOUR Prysock (Old Town 1163) 11 Little Stevie Wonder (Tornio 54096) SILLY OL' SUMMERTIME Arthur New Christy Minstrels (Columbia 43092) I LIKE IT LIKE THAT 12 12 A SHOT IN THE DARK Miracles (Turin 54098) MORE SOUL, THAN SOUL Henry Mancini (RCA Victor 8381) MIXED-UP, SHOOK -UP GIRL 15 Eddie Harris (Columbia 43075) 13 Patty & Emblems (Herald 590) MY KIND OF TOWN 18 THE SEVENTH DAWN Frank Sinatra (Reprise 0279) NO ONE TO CRY TO Henry Jerome (Decca 735) 14 Ray Charles (ABC Paramount 10571) TRAIN SOUL DRESSING NO PARTICULAR PLACE TO GO 11 NIGHT Booker T. & MG's (Stax 153) 15 Chuck Berry (Chess 1898) Sammy Kaye (Decca 31642) HEY GIRL DON'T BOTHER ME 23 ONCE UPON A SUMMERTIME THE SEVENTH DAWN 16 Toms (ABC Paramount 10573) Jane Morgan (Colpix 732) Ferrante & Teicher (United Artists 31635) 13 DO I LOVE YOU CAN'T BUY ME LOVE/HELLO DOLLY 17 Ronettes (Philles 121) SATIN DOLL Earl Grant (Decca 25638) Ella Fitzgerald (Verve 10234) A TEAR FELL 27 18 Ray Charles (ABC Paramount 10571) I STAND ACCUSED 35 NEW ADDITIONS to TOP 100 19 Jerry Butler (Vee Jay 598) YOU'RE MY REMEDY 16 RONNIE DANTE, new MusicVoice artist, 20 Morvelettes (Tamla 54097) 55-YOU NEVER CAN TELL 89-FUNNY Joe Hinton (Back Beat 541) for his Chuck Berry (Chess 1906) received a Spotlight first single, THE THINGS I USED TO DO 24 21 OF SIGHT "Don't Stand Up in a Canoe." The New James Brown (Smash 1908) HOUSE OF THE RISING SUN 90-OUT 61-THE James Brown (Smash 1919) Yorker is currently making appearances EVERYBODY NEEDS SOMEBODY Animals (MGM 13264) 22 TO LOVE 25 91-I'M HAPPY JUST TO DANCE along the East Coast. Solomon Burke (Atlantic 2241) 68-CLINGING VINE 9705) WITH YOU 17 Bobby Vinton (Epic 5234) I Advert icemen t WALK ON BY Beatles (Capitol 23 1274) Dionne Warwick (Scepter 70-BREAD AND BUTTER 95-SHOUT A HOUSE IS NOT A HOME 33 Newbeats (Hickory 1269) Lulu & Luvers (Parrott 9678) 24 Brook Benton (Mercury 72303) Dionne Warwick (Scepter 1282) 79-WHEN YOU LOVED ME 98-A QUIET PLACE Mimms & Enchanters OH BABY (WE GOT A GOOD Brenda Lee (Decca 31654) Garnet 25 THING GOIN') 19 (United Artists 715) NOTE HELLO BLUE Barbara Lynn (Jamie 1279) 80-HELLO MUDDUH, 99-YOU'LL NEVER GET TO HEAVEN TRY IT BABY 21 FADDUH-'64 Dionne Warwick (Scepter 1282) 26 54095) Allan Sherman (Warner Bros. 5449) HAS THE HOTTEST Marvin Gave (Tornio 100-I STAND ACCUSED DEVIL WITH THE BLUE DRESS 26 81-I WANT YOU TO MEET MY BABY Jerry Butler (VeeJay 598) 27 Shorty Long (Soul 35001) Eydie Gorme (Columbia 43082) JAZZ SINGLES 100-(THERE'S) ALWAYS SOMETHING BEG ME 20 28 Chuck Jerson (Wand 154) 82-IF I FELL THERE TO REMIND ME Beatles (Capitol 5235) Lou Johnson (Big Hill 552) JUST RELEASED! I'VE GOT NO TIME TO LOSE 40 29 Carla Thomas (Atlantic 7947) SAILOR BOY 28 OPS 30 Chiffons (Laurie 3262) AIMED at JIMMY SMITH WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH 31 YOU BABY 22 NOW IS THE HOUR MY LITTLE GRASS SHACK IN KEALAKEKUA, HAWAII- Marvin Gaye & Mary Wells (Motown 1057) Wayne King-Decca 25645 LET ME LOVE YOU 38 1111111111111110111,11111. 1 1111111111111111 32 B. B. King (Kent) 11111 IEIII11h1IEIEI 1111 III 1 11111111111111111111111111111 11111 11111/11111111 IIEEmEIIEEEIEVEEI 11 111111 SOULFUL DRESS 45 PRAYER 33 Sugar Pie De Santo (Checker 1082) I WEEP NO MORE 46 34 Nathan McKinley (Raco) _'/ k - BABY COME HOME 30 >_`_ _r This is your last chance MEETING 35 Ruby & Romantics (Kapp 601) 36 I NEED LOTS OF LOVIN' 41 BLUE NOTE 45 x 1909 Johnny Taylor (Derby 1012) to be seen - AND SEEN FUNNY - 37 Joe Hinton (Back Beat 541) The Big Single in the most MY GUY 29 AND SEEN ... 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TOMMY sales e AWA Jamie's also picking up plenty of A return three-day visit to the FALEW 104 OLLYWOOD: and spins on "Oh Baby" by Barbara States for additional press and magazine interviews has been scheduled m starring Mamie Van Doren & Lynn. . Matty "The Humdinger" 0 I "A friend for August 11th. A special highlight ne Wilkinson.... Records of Mere- Singer at David Rosen sez, of that trip will take place on the D J's Write For Samples ... .h Willson's "Chicken Fat," composed misused is a friend lost." No one will 12th when the New York World's Fair White House request for the late on that : FALEW RECORDS : esident disagree with the Humdinger honors the songstress with a "Millie Kennedy's Physical Fitness Small Day," which will include special ogram, have been philosophy. Matty predicts that 1270 6th Ave., Rm. 601 t rr i a public the new ABC - ceremonies throughout the day, be- service.... Lorne Greene, "Keep On Pushin'," ginning with : N.Y.C. JU 2-1010 : I lose singing greetings by City and e career bids fair to Paramount LP by the Impressions, Fair dignitaries. SE) I'al success Ronnie ID of his TV "Bonanza," has will zoom to top ten land.... -med Lorne Greene Music, Inc., and Singer (WB-Reprise) tells us the new 11 I 1111 I 111 I I I I I I I 111 I 111 I I I I I I 111 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 11111111111111111111111111I I I 1111111 11111111 1 1 1 1 1111 I I I I I 111 I 1111111111111111111111111111111 I I I I I I 1111111 I M I 1111111111111 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 111111111 I I I I l'- a ll actively operate publishing com- Sinatra -Basie LP on Reprise looks the a I ny ... Frankie Fanelli, RCA Victor like it will outsell the first issue, .ording star, has been signed to which was a giant top 3 album.. . . MUSIC CITY HIT LIST ,prebwl Ike two guest star appearances on Columbia's Ted Kellern is shouting HIT LIST .$634 FOR THE WEEK ENDING 7/5/64 limy Carson's "Tonight Show," Honey" by Tony hit for "A Taste of MUSIC CITY TOP TEN SINGLES fade'' 3C -TV. His first appearance on the Bennett, "I Want You To Be My rson Show Ole 1. I Get Around/Don't Worry Baby Capitol will be August 18... . Baby" by Eydie Gorme, "Silly ok Beach Boys promoter Irwin Zucker back Summertime" by the New Christy ro tour of New York with his wife, and "Toki's Theme" by 2. Rag Doll Four Seasons Philips e Hill, Minstrels whose first novel, "Three to Dave Brubeck. 3. James Bond Theme Billy Strange .ke Merry" is off to a good sales Corda, former GNP-Crescendo #320 lrt... . Dick LAS VEGAS-Mike Clark has been set clicking with his his fifth consecutive N.Y. tunesmith, now year at At- and compositions tic City's Steel own Corda pubbery in San Francisco, Chicago, Boston Pier on Aug. 28-29. seven recordings Also Breaking and Miami best in Vegas, now has The Most Of A :RE AND THERE: of his "Let's Make Beautiful Thing," Sammy Davis, Jr: s ;trY' - ILADELPHIA-Gunter the most recent. Other recent Hauer at being Adam nie/Guyden buzzed versions are by John Gary and RECORDS last week that Johnny label has taken over the national Wade. Corda informed us that Gene Norman, President ' :ribution of his tunes 9165 Sunset Boulevard Hollywood 69, Calif. CR 5-1100 of "Jazzman Blues" by Mercer has taken several to pen lyrics Cable Address-Cresrec Littletown Girls on the Carney with him and expects , 10 el, which Gunter infos is getting to them. 33 sh Box__August 8, 1964 A9s www.americanradiohistory.com Si Zentner & Ork IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIInIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVIIIIIIII Illllllllic,, SURE FIRE HIT! Join RCA Victor "WHAT HAVE YOU HEARD"; SURE b/w Cash lox \.I III SHOTS "clown suit" S`\III , TERRY SINCLAIR D.P.G.1006 The Cash Box "Sure Shots" highlight records which reports from retail dealers throughout the notion indicate are already beginning to sell quantity or else give every indication of doing so, 111)..1.'s & Distributors- Write: D.P.G. Records YOU NEVER CAN TELL 612 E. Liberty CHUCK BERRY Chess 1906 Norfolk, Va. 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www.americanradiohistory.com Ray Peterson To MGM RIAA Seeks Repeal Of Kapp Convention "Dolly" Strikes Gold Excise Tax On Disks Continued from page 6) (Continued from page 6) the position of west coast regional sales manager (see separate story). pense to record manfuacturers in col- Mickey Kapp pointed out that lecting and accounting for the tax Kapp Records is one of the last re- almost equals the sum collected by maining independent record com- the government. If the excise taxes panies today, one not tied up with a are repealed the government should motion picture company or radio -TV make a substantial recovery through network. This gives Kapp Records, he increased record sales resulting in in- said, a chance to make plans without creased income tax payments, RIAA outside or contended. interference direction. Said part of Lieberson's statement: 14 New Albums "Today's phonograph records can The firm's new product was then entertain or instruct, sooth or stimu- presented to the distributors. A total late, amuse or enrapture. Records are of 14 new albums were shown and made because works are created that played, the new cry out for performance; because highlighted by Jack J ones album "Where Love Has Gone," - talented artists-musicians, singers, featuring the title song from the comics, lecturers-need a medium of Paramount movie, which Jones tree expression; because a civilized Jack access to sings on the soundtrack. This song NEW YORK-Norman Racusin, RCA ,i society hungers for easy and the single record are manager, 11 NEW YORK-Ray Peterson, with a symphonies and sonatas, pop songs Jack Jones Victor veep and operations number of vocal hits under his belt, and folk and dance music, the subject of a strong campaign recently presented gold records to jazz, from Kapp and 9 has inked a pact with MGM Records, and docu- Records and Paramount composer -lyricist Jerry Herman poetry and drama, comedy Pictures (see last week's issue). The for sales of according to Arnold Maxin (left), mentary. You can turn your home star Carol Channing president. picture was previewed at the Kapp over one million dollars of the origi- into a concert hall, a classroom, a Records banquet on Saturday (25). nal cast album of "Hello, Dolly." The His first session for the label was theater, an opera house or a church- !'t under Other new releases include an presentation took place backstage at held in Nashville last week simply by putting a record on a The Is the direction of Jim Vienneau, the phonograph." album by Searchers, "This the St. James Theatre. label's A&R director. TV and flick Us," featuring their hit "Don't Throw Brief, after describing the breadth Your Love Away." There is a new Screen Gems -Col. Settle y work is also planned for the perform- and diversification of recorded reper- yt er. At the Victor label, he had such album called "Hawaii Kai" by the toire, noted that "the record indus- Waikikis, recorded in Belgium, and Vs. Adler, Others ne hits as "Tell Laura I Love Her," and NEW YORK-An out -of -court settle. ry "The Wonder Of You" and "Good- try, unlike any of other cultural contains the song "Hawaii Tattoo" educational media, has been burdened which has sold over 600,000 in Ger- ment has been reached in an action Fr night My Love." He also recorded for I1 with a 10% federal excise tax which many alone. brought by Screen Gems -Columbia the Dunes label. D. has been in effect since 1941. Another LP features the "Do -Re- Music in Hollywood against Lou Ad. dy ler, former west coast head of SG - "When you buy a copy of the Bible, Mi Chorus" in an album called nr, (Berry) & (Dean) (Tor. a play, a book of poetry or a lan- "Marching Along Together," and Col, Jan 3I INTERESTED IN CONTACTING "Hello, Dolly!" is included. A new rence) and others. guage textbook you merely pay the Dixieland album called "Kenny Ball In its complaint, SG -Col charged a ANYONE WITH retail price of that book, there is no Plays for the Jet Set" spotlights the number of copyrights were illegally KRESGE tax on the printed work. But when English group. Davy Davis and his taken from its catalog. (See July 18 Ile, WOOLWORTH OR issue.) t you buy the recorded version of the Orchestra play instrumental version ce LISTING. of chartmakers, and Ruby and The Under the terms of the settlement, ilui Bible-and the complete Bible has the following copyrights have been Ind Romantics appear on the album as 1nn transferred by Trous - INTERESTING and LUCRATIVE been recorded-or that same play guest stars. Shirley Verrett is heard assigned and Ìm performed by one of the most noted in an album of sacred music called dale Music, also named in the suit, to Fel PROPOSITION AVAILABLE. Old Lady from Pasa- Ì1d theater groups, or poems read the "How Great Thou Art, Precious SG -Col: "Little by Go, Go, GTO," "Bucket Ite{ Lord." Bill Dana is back with Jose dena," "Go, ty world's greatest thespians, or a lan- "Hey Write: CASH BOX, PO Box #713 Jimenez and the place is Las Vegas, T," "Rockin' Little Roadster," Hop guage course which enables you also in an album called "Bill Dana in Las Little Freshman," "It's as Easy as Into 1780 Broadway 1, 2, West L. A. to hear the proper pronunciation of Vegas," recorded live at the Hotel 3," and "Barons, Ú1'c "Hey There, It's Yogi Bear." N.Y. 19, N.Y. the language you are trying to learn, Sahara. and The Buddy Burton band plays The copyrights of "Bucket Seats" the retail price you pay includes the "Dance to the Big 12," meaning and "Move Out Little Mustang," to - L 10% federal tax levied upon manu- twelve of the biggest hits of all time. gether with Dunhill Productions' facturers in our industry. Organist Richard Ellsasser offers (also named in the suit) rights to Imperial single by the Rally-Paks, Headed For The Top! "Walk into a music store and buy "The Mighty Pipe Organ." "Jump for the Joy" is the first album on the Kapp have also been assigned and trans- the sheet music for a Tchaikovsky label featuring the swinging Art ferred by Trousdale and Dunhill to piano concerto or a Mendelssohn vio- Mooney Orchestra playing today's SG -Col. LAST KISS lin concerto or the latest pop song hit dance music. Hugo Winterhalter and SG will share in Dunhill's income J. Frank Wilson and his Orchestra bow on Kapp with a from the Johnny Rivers smash. the price of the sheet music in- "Memphis," his album, "Johnny Riv- 8 cludes dozen performances of big hits in- no excise tax. But a record of cluding "Shangri-La," "People," and ers at the Whiskey A Go Go" and The Cavaliers a piano concerto by Van Cliburn, "The Crooked Little Man" called "The other Rivers recordings. Josie 923 Vladimir Horowitz or Artur Rubin- Best of '64." The sacred -country Also, Adler, Trousdale, Dunhill and group, The Stamps -Baxter Quartet, others named in the suit including stein; a recording of a violin concerto and Natl. Dist. By has "He Is Wonderful." Don Altfeld, Bobby Roberts by Isaac Stern, Jascha Heifetz, Mis- agreed that they To Pierre Cossette, JAY -GEE RECORD CO., INC. cha Elman or Yehudi Menuhin, or a kick off the program, there will shall not in any way, directly or in- 318 W. 48th St., N.Y. 36, N.Y. pop song performed by Perry Como be support for all album product with directly, induce any person under con- or Ella Fitzgerald, includes a manu- point of sale merchandise. Distribu- tract to SG or Screen -Gems Columbia tors will be shipped Jack full- Music, to disaffirm, or fail to perform facturers' excise tax," Brief declared. Jones con- color to the best of his ability that blowups; diecut easeled jackets tract, and that they shall not in any BREAKING OUT! 3 in ,F for store and window display of Jack other way, directly or indirectly, 't, relation ._. New Comedy LP's Jones "Where Love Has Gone," Hugo terfere with any contractual :_ "I'M .?. Winterhalter, "The Best of '64," The between SG or SG -Col and any other Start Radio Controversy Searchers, person. . "This Is Us," "Bill Dana It was also agreed that the Jan and TOO POOR (Continued from page 6) in Las Vegas," and The Do -Re -Mi Dean recording artists agreemenr Chorus, "Marching Along Together." with SG, Jan Berry's producer con- satire in a free society, con- pact but Other such promo material will fol- tract with SG and his writer demned any recordings that "ridicule SG -Col will remain in effect for TO DIE" the U. low. with S. Government, its processes, the full term which, with options, ex- LOUISIANA RED institutions, officials, lawmakers and 1969. Altfeld and Jill Gib political candidates." tends to f Glover GP 3002 The son, another defendant, have enteree WNEW viewpoint brought sev- that 10,000 copies of the LP had been into exclusive writer agreements for eral stations in the area to declare shipped week, with ROULETTE RECORDS '_ last with about 3,500 the same period with SG -Col that they saw no need for an outlet ready to go. Some retail shops in written or 1631 B'way, N.Y.C. to publicly respect to compositions take a stand against such Manhattan, he also reported, were acquired by them and recorded by disks. Except for one of them, WJRZ- ordering in quantities of 20's and 25's. Jan and Dean. Newark, there was little likelihood, The album, subtitled "The Greatest Other defendants in the action in' C however, that any would program the Mind of the Eighteenth Century on eluded Liberty Records and its sub- album. the Campaign Trail and in the White sid label, Imperial. In fact, it was felt at week's end House," features Len Maxwell and The and Dean single ao, that the LP would next Jan I'VE GOT have to make the Will Jordan, who is best known for album is "Ride the Wild Surf,' whirr Ti NO sales grade in other ways than radio his imitation of Ed Sullivan. Picture of thf exposure, since ties -in with a Columbia only a limited num- Another disk take-off on Senator same name. re ber of outlets were seen as program- Goldwater has also made a stir. It's ming it. the Chad Mitchell Trio's TIME TO LOSE But, "Barry George Morton To AI as one radio man put it, "this Boys," which radio station KVIP will be the first record broken by the Trio Music, Red Bird press." It should be recalled that in Redding, Calif. played and then ran NEW YORK George Morton bs` Vaughn Meader's into an equal time hassle with Gold- - CARLA THOMAS "First Family" re- joined Trio Music and Red Bird Rc ceived tremendous newspaper and water supporters. And the letter had ords as a writer -producer. His magazine Lieber' coverage, but this was an equal -time disk, too. It's an LP cleffing effort for the Jerry ATLANTIC 2238 coupled with general radio acceptance Mike Stoller and George Goldner et' e of its comedy style, including that of called "Folksongs to Buy Liberals up is "Remember Walkin' In The WNEW. By," released by a Nashville -based Sand," by the Shangri-Las, just i If15.W-WJti A spokesman for Divine Right said label called Greenleaf. sued by Red Bird. 36 Cash Box-August 8, 19 '1

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www.americanradiohistory.com Le Barron, Tepper To RIC Bows LP Line Columbia Honors Lieberson On 25th Anny songs, pic- CRDC Press Dept. 'k (Continued from page 7) from page 7) ating the Wild West in (Continued tures, stories and first -person ac- Porter package is being prepared). the first appearance of the Columbia counts of that era. Lieuerson is cur- Other product includes: "Here's label on an entertainment disk. rently completing a new Legacy pack- Pat O'Brien," from the TV sound- born in Hanley, Stauordsnire, Eng- age detailing the art ana music of track, two Bobby Darin -produced land, Lieberson has been a resident Mexico. LP's, "Soul City" with Roosevelt and citizen of the United States since Voiumbia's Modern American Mu- Grier, the football star, and "Fun childhood. He attended the University sic aeries, tne largest recorded caca - Fun Fun" by the Catalinas, a surfin' - of Washington in Seattle, where his sog of contemporary works, was es- drag group; "How Many Seas Must principal teacher was George Freder- taorisned in lucid Dy Lreuerson and a White Dove Sail"/"Linda Mason ick ivicn ay, and the Eastman scnool produced under the personal super- sings Bob Dylan." of Music in Rochester where he stud- vision of the individual composers. In "The Four Amigos Live! At The ied composition with Bernard Rogers. the spring of 19b4, the publisners of Hungry i," "Alex Zanetis Writes and In 1939, he joined the Masterworks Who's W no in America honored Co- Sings the Story of the Oil Fields," division of Columbia, then newly -ac- lumbia's extorts on behalf of 2Utn cen- "Peter and Penelope Poof Have a quired by the Columbia Broadcasting tury music by awarding tne company Party," humorous songs. System, as assistant to the director. a Special Uitation for Signincaut The Little LP's feature Pat Subsequently, first as director of that Uontrinution to society, specincal:y O'Brien, the Four Amigos, Roosevelt department and later as vice presi- for Columbia's advancement of Amer- Grier and Alex Zanetis. dent in charge of Masterworks A&R, ican culture. pic Boots LeBaron Zane- Columbia's distinguished another In the above The juke-box singles are by he developed Recently, Columbia added (left) is shown being welcomed to the catalog. In L] tis, two Jimmy Roselli disks, Billy classical artist roster and notaoie album to tne Modern Ameri- Capitol fold by Stanley M. Gortikov, Holiday, "Professor Beaudelaire Letch 1949, Lieberson was appointed execu- can Music Series containing a string president of the label's distributing sings Naughty Limericks" from the tive vice president of Columbia Rec- Quartet by Lieberson, wno has writ- and Penelope Poof" album. ords and, in 1956, he became presi- cnamber and vocal arm. "Peter ten numerous LeBaron and Future RIC album releases, the dent. At the same time, Lieberson be- Pianist Andre rrevin has also HOLLYWOOD-Boots Sic works. Ron Tepper have been named man- label said, will probably run four to came a vice president and a member included Lieberson's sophisticated and ud of directors of the Co- Advanced ager and assistant manager, respec- five albums per month. of the board charming "niano nieces tor depart. The sales meetings will be con- lumbia Broadcasting System, Inc. He Children or Retarded Adults" in his tively, of the newly -created of press & information services ducted by the following RIC person- is also a member of the Board of the latest Columbia album. 'l'ne complete ment cSe nel: Csida, Frank Poole, vice presi- CBS Foundation. list of Lieberson's compositions in- at Capitol Records Distributing Corp, Vanadore, vice presi- For two -and -a -half decades, Lieber - and cnamoer music (CRDC). lè dent; Lester cludes other piano were announced dent; Bernie Lawrence, national sales son has directed Columbia's creative as well as vocal and choral works set The appointments isi Meggs, newly - promotion manager; George No- activities including reportoire, adver- James Joyce and Ezra last week by Brown 4pre and to texts of vice President of merchan vak, national director of merchandis- tising and public relations, design, round, incidental music for tne tnea- appointed lar. research and dising, advertising & public relations, ing; and Bert Loop, new midwest music publishing, and and a number of orchestral works. Alpo tre CRDC. regional sales and promotion man- development. He has given impetus to In 1957, Temple University con- a! directly to ager (see separate story). the recording careers of numerous ferred on Lieberson an honorary de- LeBaron, who reports Novak will meet with RIS distribs artists, from Bruno Walter and Igor gree as Doctor of Music for "contri- Meggs, will be responsible for na- .4 press relations and in Newark, Syracuse, Albany, Boston, Stravinsky to Miles Davis, Barbra butions to his country's culture." The tional publicity, i Hartford, Baltimore, Harrisburg, Pa., Streisand and Andy Williams and has citation presented with the degree consumer relations. He comes to Capitol from Rogers & Cowan Public and Philadelphia. Lawrence and Loob himself produced a series of notable noted: d Si lit- Relations, Beverly Hills, where be will cover Oincinnati St. Louis, Min- records in musical theatre, drama, His talents have stimulated Ameri- edc neapolis, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Cleve- erature and history. was a feature writer and publicist ca's musical awareness, and by dis- as a publicist land and Detroit. Among his recorded productions of others and Previously, he served doc- covering the talents for Glenn Rose Public Relations, Los Poole and Vanadore will cover are Edward R. Murrow's famous cre- IS recording and publicizing their activities included southern distribs in Houston, Dallas, umentary series, "I Can Hear It Now" hastened recognition Angeles, where his ations, he has publicity work on behalf of the Memphis, Nashville, Charlotte, Atlan- and over 50 original cast recordings most prom- il for many of America's From 1956 ta, Shreveport, La.; New Orleans and of Broadway shows, including such and artists. Seattle World's Fair. ising young composers served as a HIP Miami. On the west coast, Csida will milestones of the musical stage as of a special through 1961, LeBaron Lieberson is chairman reporter and in Los "South Pacific," radio TV reporter, police e hold meetings with distribs "My Fair Lady," Yale University Library Committee ici Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle and "The Sound of Music and West Side an general -assignment reporter for the to advise and assist in building creating the first P Phoenix, Ariz. Story." Columbia's "My Fair Lady" musical theatre collection Los Angeles Times, outstanding FM -radio column ever featured in a is one of the world's best-selling al- University an- ,Pe, and last summer the Angeles newspaper. A native al bums, with sales approaching 5,000,- Lieberson's reappointment as Los 000 copies. Lieberson's studio produc- nounced Los Angeles, LeBaron is a veteran of Honorary Curator of the Yale Collec- the U.S. Air Force. is tions of earlier Broadway classics, the Ameri- est tion of the Literature of Tepper, assistant to LeBaron, came among them "Pal Joey," "On Your He is also A can Musical Theatre. in August, 1963, as a mens- Toes," "Porgy And Bess" and "The of the Music Advisory to Capitol Boys From Syracuse," have stimula- Chairman ber of the now -discontinued public of Hopkins Center at to "PART III" ted stage and screen revivals. Committee relations department of Capitol College. As President and Ced Dartmouth Records. Previously, he was for five Dramatic productions recorded by Board of Directors ce a member of the years a member of the radio -TV staff Lieberson include "Othello," "Don Association of Pe. of the Record Industry of the Los Angeles Times, where his Juan In Hell," "John Brown's Body," of the Musi- or THE REVELIERS America, as a member duties included the writing of a week, "Waiting For Godot," Hal Holbrook's and abb cians Aid Society Advisory Board ly FM -radio column for Calendar re -creations of "Mark Twain Tonight" Board elp LAWN 237 as a member of the Advisory Magazine and serving as FM Editor, and Sir Gielgud's Shakespeare pro- of the Musical Theatre Academy, ar gram "The Ages Of Man" as well as an active participant in C! Lieberson is CBS International Exec RECORDS his highly -acclaimed production of varied musical organizations. He is A SWAN "Hamlet" starring Richard Burton. Cor. 8th & Fitzwater Sts. also a member of the Civil War Attend Columbia Meet r& Philadelphia, Po. Lieberson also supervised the re- Roundtable, a trustee of the Profes- NEW YORK-Columbia Records' cording of Edward Albee's prize-win- sional Children's School and a former cent annual sales convention, held ning drama, "Who's Afraid Of Vir- Director of the New York City this year in Las Vegas, was attended ginia Woolf ?" hailed as the outstand- Center. by a host of foreign representative! C( ing Spoken Word album of 1963; the Lieberson and his wife, noted ac- of Columbia and CBS International a.äï:: RAY CHARLES two meet Y( :: Actors Studio Theatre revival of tress -dancer Vera Zorina, have Participating in this year's CBS ir has a big new hit! "Strange Interlude," first in a series sons, Peter and Jonathan. were Peter de Rougemont of of projected recordings to encompass International in Europe, Manuel Vil of t Guide ent "NO ONE TO CRY TO" the entire works of Eugene O'Neill; lareal of CBS Latin America, Broadway cast recording in Italy, it the original Adds 11 New Rignano of Dischi Ricorordi c/w of "Dylan" starring Sir Alec Guin- NARM Yukichi Koike of Nippon Columbia 'at ness, and the recent off-Broadway Members At Chi Meet Hizuru Kaneko of Nippon Columbia he "A TEAR FELL" effort, "In White America." Tatsuya Nozaki of Nippon Columbia He Wishing to depict history in word (Continued from page 6) William Smith of Australian Record Di ABC -10571 and picture as well as in music, Lieb- Company, Bernard Frost of Austie ate NARM Mid -Year Meet Breaks At- blr erson introduced the Columbia Legacy Tian Record Company, Bernhard re l Members Dr. Series documenting "The American tendance Mark, 11 New - kulski of CBS Germany, Anita ioh members attended the meet. the Revolution," "The Union" and "The regular kulski of Confederacy." His latest contribution The breakfast meetings (for of Discos CBS inBrazdin E Tuesday, and for Ribeiro Ar. to the Series was "The Badmen," a members only on Douglas Taylor of Discos CBS in regular and associate members of Dis' and combined book-and -record set re-cre- Wednesday, July 29) were chaired by gentina, Jose Manuel Saravia of NARM. cos CBS in Argentina, Robert PamPtl ,me Cecil Steen, president and Fred Wilmot of Columbia Rec- Although the scheduled business Dellan° 'rry CRDC Names Ad Agency meetings and person -to -person ses- ords of Canada, and Amanda sions were concluded Wednesday even- of Discos CBS in Mexico. and HOLLYWOOD Stan M. Gortikov, ing, some of the regular and associate Kapp Names Two th - ce fi :JUMPING WITH BULLETS!!!: president of Capitol Records Distrib- members chose to remain in Chicago uting Corp. (CRDC), has announced on Thursday (30) to continue their (Continued from page 6) Bra York. eek the appointment of Foote, Cone & discussions and business arrange- in New wed Belding of Los Angeles as the ad Also, Tony Loew was named Coas ments. and G8 "I LIKE IT agency to handle CRDC's Capitol and The 11 new members are: All Label coast regional promo director aod Angel accounts. Included, are activi- Record Service, Stark Record Service, Friesen was upped to west Co Los An- regional sales manager. rn Ni 7/ ties pertaining to pop albums, singles, both Cleveland; Cal Raks, s Capitol Classics (Promenade), the geles; Canfield Supply Service, Lan- While at the Mercury -Philip set' Ro LIKE esh68s THAT "Capitol of the World" series, and sing, Mich.; D&H Distributing, Harris- up, Rosen also worked with the ! Angel Buffalo; District staff, handled artists' relations TAMLA 54098 Records. burg, Pa.; Disceries, for mth Foote, Cone & Belding will thus Records, Washington, D.C.; Knox also handled European relations handle all segments of Capitol & Record Rack, Knoxville, Tenn.; Merco Philips. yes Angel -label advertising except the Enterprises, Garden City, L.I., N.Y., Before joining Kapp, Armond r t THE MIRACLES Capitol Record Club, which will con- Neal Deal Record Service, Long Island New York promo man for the for National Merchandis- rest and Decca labels and had his"" tinue to be handled by Frank Vos City, New York; irto & Company of New York. ing Services, Medford, N.J. indie promo accounts.

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www.americanradiohistory.com :r( Mike Gould Named To Ros Ross To Head

E. Head Metric Music Dick Clark Ent. Victor Adds New Nashville Facility NEW YORK-Rosalind Ross has re- signed her post in the eastern office of the William Morris Agency, where she started the agency's young artist's dept. three years ago, to become director of Dick Clark Enterprises. Her new duties begin on Sept. 8. She'll move to Hollywood and headquarter in Clark's suite in the Capitol Tower, although she plans to maintain an office in New York. According to Clark, she will com- bine her savvy of the teen market with his to increase exposure of youthful musical talent in flicks, TV and personal appearances. She'll direct Clark's packaging dept. She will :,eB also arrange college and NASHVILLE-Pictured above is an artist's rendering of the new RCA Victor p.a. tours such as the annual Dick studio -office building to be erected this year in the Music City. The modern, 'd to Clark Caravan three-story which a [orti Gould (right) -currently touring in facility-for ground -breaking ceremony took place July 31 HOLLYWOOD-Mike its seventh located on Ave. sibs been brought in by Liberty Rec- edition-and be at the -is 17th South and is situated adjacent to the label's studio and has helm office ords to become general manager of of TV, flick and personal en- facilities already there. Housed in the building, will be such activities as dorsement activities for Clark. A&R, commercial sales, engineers, technicians, recording studio, tape mastering ron the label's publishing firm, Metric Music, and its affiliated companies, Starting her career in 1950 as a room, editing room, etc. ed club including Post Music and Travis Mu- date and nitery agent at Gen- eral Artists Corp. in New York, she ide sic. fills vacated spent 11 years with the agency, asso- [se He the post by Dick Vinton Entertains At Bert Loob To RIC Glasser, now head of Dolton Rec- ciated with such disk acts as Bobby ing Darin, Chubby Checker, Connie Fran- Presidential Youth Rally ords, the Liberty sunbsid. cis, As Mid -West Sales, One of Gould's first chores will be Frankie Avalon, Paul Anka, Ermo Metric's New York Bobby Rydell, Fabian and the Ev- NEW YORK-Epic Records' disk Promo 9,11 a visit to office, Manager where he will name a music man to erly Bros. artist Bobby Vinton provided enter- me replace Ed Silvers, who has gone over tainment last week (28) at the first NEW YORK-Bert Loob has joined tela to April -Blackwood Music, the Colum- rally of President Johnson's Youth RIC Records as mid -west regional bia label's publishing arm. Citizens' Committee in the capitol city. sales and promotion manager. irectl Sam Fox The Gould will headquarter at Metric's Offers New rally, attended by more than In his new post, Loob will service e fo 3,000 college was held in the Los Angeles offices at 1556 N. La students, RIC distribs in Chicago, St. Louis, itiona Background of the Senate Brea Ave. Music LP courtyard building. Detroit, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Min- core In announcing the appointment, Other participants included Senator neapolis and Cincinnati. He will ran NEW YORK-Sam Fox Film Rights Birch Bayh of Indiana, Luci Baines Phil Skaff (right), Liberty's exec vp, is now making headquarter in Chicago at RIC's Chi- whet available-for the first and Lynda Byrd Johnson. cago distributors' offices, Garmisa noted Gould's "... wide experience in time-a selection of new background I pub The songster is currently riding both the domestic and foreign mar- Distributors. He'll visit distribs as pu music on LP's. These recordings con- with a single and LP tagged, "Tell Me a kets." part of the label's introduction of its atiou: tain a wide assortment of music (up Why." LP line this month. (see This experience goes back to 1940 to 26 complete numbers separate es Inc on one disk) story). when he joined the Hollywood office in varying moods. Corresponding .1f 01 if Mills Music as a song plugger, Loob formerly served as vice presi- here tapes, at 15 ips, are also being made dent -sales manager staying until 1943 when he enlisted available. "First Nine" LP Makes It of Apollo Records erved in Chicago. Prior to that he was n the U.S. Navy, where he was re- A Synchro Supplementary Catalog patt sponsible for supplying Navy bands In Six For Capitol with Chicago distrib Lenny Garmisa fer -1964 Edition- is also being dis- for 10 years. with printed music. After his distributed, containing a listing of ng tE all HOLLYWOOD-Capitol's "First Nine He joined Garmisa in 1953, when harge in 1946, he accepted a post new material, written by established Months Are The Hardest" has de- the veteran distributor was a part- Á1 with the late Glenn Miller's firm, composers as well as young creative Mutual Music, as west He veloped into an album that is preg- ner in M. & S. Distributors. When coast rep. talent, especially for background mu- and sales pos- M. & aye' vent to Bourne nant with promotional Garmisa left S. to set up his Music in 1948, also sic needs. sibilities, according to word from own distrib firm, Loob is west coast rep, followed by Capi - went along Baro 't Capitol Records Distributing Corp's as head of retail operations . for Pi- ol's Ardmore & Beechwood Music, sales force. oneer Record Sales. 3,83,a! where he headed the company from The LP (written by Dick Van Dyke bed _952 to 1960. At the latter post, he Geo. Shearing Renews winners Bill Persoff and of 47 eceived Show Emmy Form Label For international publishing ex - Sam Denoff; directed by another Was í'a,erience via several business trips to Capitol Records Pact Emmy winner, Carl Reiner and fea- Barbershop Dates adiea :urope. In 1960, he was named U.S. turing Joyce Jameson and Len Wein - es, wix ep for Campbell -Connelly, the Brit- rib), was released almost six months WESTBURY, L.I. An all -barber- ng of GI sh pubbery, his last affiliation. There, - Cilì,e ago. However, it was not until last shop singing label, CRP Records, has for helped put across such hits as month that the album, which lends an been formed by Celtic Records, this F31 Telstar" by the Tornados and the amusing touch to such situations as city. First release by the label will - )ave Clark Five's first U.S. smash, "Morning Sickness," "Naming the be an EP by the Champion Mid - EING Glad All Over." Baby," "Overdue" and "It's Time," Island Chorus, the 1964 New York Meet started registering noteworthy sales. sectional champs of the SPEBSQSA, Credit for the sudden upsurge goes the barbershop singing society. Tunes a Brandt To Head to CRDC sales and promotion men are "All Alone," "Somebody Stole lvenóc-, who have come up with creative-and My Gal," "Little Pal" and "South was =Music Div. Post At Wm. Morris unusual-promotions. Rampart Street Parade." For instance, the Salt Lake City Inter*3tPEW YORK-Jerry Brandt has been District worked a tie-in with KCPX s year; laced in charge - .f of the music divi and disk jockey Bill Terry. "1st Nine ,mont ton of the personal - Mat.se appearance de Months" LPs were given away to THE "WRIGHT" ANSWER! ,e artment of the William Morris Ag - mothers who had their doctors call (to Roger Miller's Dang Me) tate ncy, it was announced last week the station to verify the women were y Nat Kalchim, orordi b department head pregnant. open the international management In Los Angeles, promotion man Bob (;h tr . He replaces a in Waiting DERN p has Harris conceived "Ladies pp°n f b ,fined Dick Enterprisess o((see Award." Expectant mothers registered straba s oparate story). at a Music City "1st Nine" booth. of Steve cost Leber, who joined the ag- Then, winners were selected at a YA Bere icy in New York last month to ex - Pianist George drawing and received a full year's HOLLYWOOD by RUBY S P. and the company's - a new, long-term diaper service from "Lullaby Diaper WRIGHT 126 any, rowing coverage in the Shearing has signed many. concert field, will head up exclusive recording contract with Service." CASHBOX Newcomer Pick fie college area of the music Announcement was In Cleveland and Chicago, the two BILLBOARD Programming Special CBS "c on dim Capitol Records. under Brandt's Tom Morgan, director of cities where the album first became a RECORD WORLD Pick aces ` hey supervision. made by $araPa will work closely hit, contests and promotional efforts pellman, with Larry artists' contracts. Call your RIC Distributor NOW! Robed Wally Amos, Jacobs who came to Capitol in were centered around grocery chains a, id Larry Jay Shearing, f Colo Kurzon and report to Kal- 1956, has recorded over two dozen (a Cleveland chain displayed covers teim and Sol Most of these of the LP in the baby food section of Aulaeta Shapiro, top echelon LP's during his tenure. :ec in the music and personal ap- fall into five different series-two with its markets), maternity, toy and baby rarance fields. the Quintet (the "Satin -Velvet" and shops. 'WO The Brandt promotion takes effect "on-stage, in -person" series) and a Not only has the activity resulted in -is week and follows the recent third with a Latin theme. sales, but it also prompted CRDC's FERRANTE & TEICHER os Pas` eat Coast additions series consists of LP's in Merchandising Dept. to come up with vision to the music A fourth was a with the appointment of Al which he worked with other artists- additional aids. One of these THE SEVENTH Was Neil and transfer the Beat" (with Peggy provocative red and white sticker for dire' from of Harvey Kres- "Beauty and asked, in New York. Alweil and Kres- Lee), "The Swingin's Mutual" (Nancy the album's cover which bold DAWN dto ' will work closely "In The Night" (Dakota face print-"Pregnant?" td Marshall with Ira Okun Wilson), Shearing UA 735 Reznick out of the Bev - Staton) and "The George on the one to watch 1Y Hills Cole Sings." 'rcurY:1 offices. Bob Ehlert func- Quintet Plays; Nat King ked ins in the same and Ivory" introduced the 1a go. area out of Chi - "Old Gold with -Disc Adds Grod W.NITED Its ' fifth series-the Shearing piano All Brandt has ARTISTS Pea" been with the Morris large orchestra. YORK-Milt Grod, formerly gency for two pic Shearing (right) NEW slier and a half years. In the above with Bestway Products has been (apP' formerly recent inking cere- {ot was in his own con- is shown at the head of sales for All -Disc rt business his A&R producer, Dave named ma"dt arket. catering to the college monies with Records pressing plant in Roselle, N.J. A Os all Cavanaugh. 39 Ugas ash Box-August 8, 1964

www.americanradiohistory.com Columbia Inks Jean-Paul Vignon DGG Sets -Up Maselow At Helm Ed Silvers Joins Chi Depot, Names Of Crusader April -Blackwood As Midwest Sales Rep HOLLYWOOD-Harry Maselow has Assoc. Prof. Mgr. taken over as head of Crusader Rec- NEW YORK-Following the recent ords, following the resignation of opening of its own distrib depot in John Fisher as president. Maselow, Burbank, Calif, Deutsche Grammo- a music business vet, had previously phon Records is setting up a ware- served as general manager, a title house in Chicago, according te Jerry he will retain in addition to that of Schoenbaum, general manager of president. MGM Records classical division, dis- Diskery, which got national rec- tribs of DGG in the U.S. and Canada. ognition with Terry Stafford's disk- Schoenbaum has promoted Harry ing of "Suspicion," has new singles Losk, formerly DGG sales rep for product out, including a new Stafford the midwest, to the post of sales and date, "Follow The Rainbow." Other operations manager for the midwest. new singles include Barbara Mason's Losk, who will report to Carl Post, "Trouble Child" and "The Battle Of DGG's national sales manager, will Vietnam" by Jimmy Jack, a master be in charge of the Chicago depot and purchase from Indie producer Fred NEW YORK-Columbia Records has will also head up a sales force call- Darian. announced the signing of French ing on dealers in the greater Chicago Maselow told Cash Box that he singer Jean-Paul Vignon to an ex- area, Illinois, Milwaukee and Western planned to concentrate on an effort Jerre Teifer (left), Dace Kapralik clusive recording pact, according to Indiana. to build-up Crusader's affiliate disk- (middle) and Ed Silvers ut signing. an announcement made last week by ery, Charger Records. iu time which brought Silvers to A&R vice president Kenneth Glancy. Reports New Label's Terry Stafford is currently London as osouciate p fee. The 25 -year old chanter, who will on a 7 -week p.a. tour around the' April -Blackwood make his disk debut on an LP skedded Interest In 2 Shows country, following which he will head sional manager. for Fall release, has been making NEW YORK-London Records' sub- for Europe. personal appearances in the States for sidiary pubberies, Burlington and NEW YORK-Continuing its fast - the past year, has appeared on the Ed Felsted, have reported a renewed in- paced expansion program, April - Sullivan CBS-TV'+er, and has been terest in two show scores, "The Blackwood Music has named Ed Sil- signed for six more Sullivan shows Prince and the Pauper" and "Ballad Victor Cuts LP during the 64-65 season. The song- For Bimshire," both of which had Of Sir Alec Guinness vers as associate professional man- ster's wax dates will be A&R'd by pop off-B'way runs last season. ager, according to Dave Kapralik, producer Lor Crane. A company in Gary, In- Prose manager. Vignon (right) is shown after the repertory Reading & Poetry general diana has begun rehearsals for a Silvers, coming to the pubbery pacting with A&R exec Kenneth fall production of "The Prince," and NEW YORK-RCA Victor Records Glancy. plans are being finalized for a full- has recorded Sir Alec Guinness in a after a stint as professional manager length TV production of the Mark reading of famed prose and poetry of the eastern office of the Metric - Becce Upped Jet Dist. Twain classic by Geo. Fischoff and called " A Personal Choice," which Travis -Post publishing set-up, will At Verna Tomasson. will be marketed early next year. work with Jerry Teifer, professional "Ballad For Bimshire," written by Sir Alec went into a studio earlier all activities NEW YORK-Mike Becce has been Irving Burgie (Lord Burgess) and this year to record his role in "Dy- manager, in coordinating promoted to assistant to Howard Loften Mitchell is skedded for per- lan" for a Columbia cast presenta- relating to the operation's writing Stark, general manager of Jet Rec- in of a material ord Distributing, this city. This is in formances at the Karamu Theater tion the stagework, current staff, as well as acquiring Cleveland. Broadway attraction. from free lance writers. addition to his promo duties in the of the two The the Original cast LP's performer cut album at will include the place- New York area. Jet handles the ABC - shows are on London Records. Victor's 24th Street studios, with His duties Paramount, Command, Impulse!, Peter Dellheim producing. ment of material, the supervision of Golden and Constellation labels. Jim Reeves: An Intl Writers represented on the LP in- demo production and the maintenance clude E. E. Cummings, Hilaire Bel- of liaison with A&R producers and loc, Walter James Turner, Robert s-7-7.;: Sales Phenomenon labels. < s. performers of indie and major ... ..;:e ..,- :, NEW YORK-With the plethora of Graves, Wilfred Owen, W. H. Auden, SUMMERTIME SMASH!!!! British -made product currently dom- Shakespeare, Henry King, William Silvers has served in the music Blake, Ogden Nash, Arthur Hugh inating the American record scene, a business in a number of areas, in- casual observer might easily over- Clough, Robert Browning and Gerald look an iconoclastic piece of interna- Manley Hopkins. cluding promo, sales and A&R pro- "DARLING IT'S Dramatic diskings are picking-up tional sales dynamite by the name of duction. Before his association with Jim Reeves. at Victor. Diskery just released Although any astute tradester soundtrack dialog from "Becket," Metric -Post -Travis, he was an A&R with Richard Burton and Peter WONDERFUL" would readily admit that Reeves is producer for the pubbery's parent one of the undisputed "kings" of the O'Toole. DALE & GRACE country music business in the U.S., company, Liberty Records, where he few are aware of his amazingly wide- cut successful sides by Timi Yuro. MONTEL 930 spread international popularity. This RCA Victor mainstay has success- Olympia Dist. He is also a pianist and sometime fully out -distanced the hottest pop Ups Steinfeld writer. JAMIE/GUYDEN DIST. performers abroad having had, in re- Commenting on the appointment. Phila. 21. Pa. cent months, number one recordings NEW YORK - Ervin Litkei, presi- in South Africa, England, Norway, dent of Olympia Distributing, this Kapralik said: "Ed brings to his re- Denmark, Ireland and Sweden. In city, has announced the appointment fact, on the basis of a recently -con- of Larry Steinfeld, from his sales sponsibilities at April -Blackwood an ducted survey, the chanter was voted staff, as promo and publicity director. impressive record of diverse record the most popular artist in the whole Steinfeld will work closely with Lit- HI ing experience and success which 1 Listen to . of South Africa. kei in the promo of Vista, Regina, DO, Another barometer of Reeves' Stadium and Prima product. Litkei am confident will enhance April- overseas acceptance was his recent also reported that total sales at the SO trek through South Africa. Blackwood's immediate and long Extra outlet for the six month period end- 1s;ß police had to be on hand at all times ing June 30 reached an all-time high. range plans. Gea The to contain his boisterous fans who reacted in a fashion usually reserved for top teenage idols. PU' E While he is garnering number 1 Ri.Fi. Head Looks At Italy's Disk Future FASHIONS decks abroad, the artist's U.S. track Orr record remains ever -strong. He cur- Ansoldi, however, puts some con- rently has the top -selling c&w LP in ditions on his predictions. Most im- C-331 the nation with "Moonlight And e,.".- portant of all, he asserts, is a redue OR Roses" and his new Victor single, Ta tion of disk production to pre-seler hqe "I Guess I'M Crazy", is rapidly zoom- tion based on quality. ing up the Cash Box Country Top 50 "On the other hand," he note "there is production which is worthy of careful examination and enlarge- cup ment. I mean the production of classical music, literary and educational IRC CLOCKS material, the kind of production which constantly enjoys the growing d¡,; ARE FOR interest of the public and which mg be an effective and substantial bale ASS RINGING of any record company's sales." As far as pop music is concerned, is ( Yg . public to remind you to get up .. . Ansoldi believes that the VER returning to "true things," that 1' or to be there on ... time .. oh,; ' GIOVANNI BATTISTA ANSOLDI musically well constructed comPos'' Or to get your ad in to us be- tions. MILAN-Italy's record business has some OVE fore the closing date of our its problems-tied-in closely with the He feels that the "revolt" of nation's economic difficulties-but it years, ago against "clumsy" 'GA 85d Ree Annual World Su y -Wide Directory- should be characterized by a contin- "mordant" music has ended. ch uously increasing expansion. revolt," he "did have its (That's Aug. 5)! Such is the rosy outlook of Gio- a declares, function and the reward of it ww OESS vanni Battista Ansoldi, managing di- ESI rector of the important Ri.Fi. label. - be clearer in the years to come. tw 40 Cash Box-August 8, 1964

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111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 i Pos. Last Pos. Last Week After an extended vacation with his Ray Sanders is back from a month's Week wife, Mary, Jim Reeves is back in tour of Alaska where he played a Madison, 1 DANG ME 1 BE QUIET MIND 27 Tennessee packing for one slew of key clubs in Anchorage and 26 (Yonnah-BMI) of his longest tours of the year. He Fairbanks plus several Army and Air Roger Miller (Smash 1881) Ott Stephens (Reprise 0272) and his band, the Blue Boys, will tour bases in the area. The songster is now for the next two months, August and set for a string of dates in California ZTHE COWBOY IN THE GONNA GET ALONG September with dates set in Texas, and Nevada. CONTINENTAL SUIT 3 27 WITHOUT YOU NOW 21 New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, Brit- (Morizona-BMI) (Reliance-ASCAP) Skeeter Davis ish Columbia, Maryland and Pennsyl- Al 'Flat Top' Daly writes in word Marty Robbins (Columbia 43049) (RCA Victor 8347) vania. from the Jackson, Michigan clink that I DON'T Pl 2 LOVE YOU MEMORY #1 28 ANYMORE gn (Cedorwood-BMI) 40 3 (Moss Ross-BMI) Webb Pierce (Decca 31617) alt Charlie Lovin (Capitol 5136) oro THE LINE I STEPPED OVER 5 RHINESTONES 22 4 (Don Robertson-ASCAP) (Painted Desert -8M!) (RCA Victor 8334) 29 Hank Snow Faron Young (Mercury 72271)

TAKE MY RING OFF ONE IF FOR A HIM, TWO 5 YOUR FINGER 7 30 IF FOR ME 36 Ed (Cedarwood-ems) (Central Song-SMI) Carl Smith (Columbia 43033) David Houston (Epic 9690) api I'M HANGING UP THE I LOVE TO DANCE WITH 6 PHONE 8 31 ANNIE 31 (Acuff-Rose--BMI) LORETTA LYNN JIM REEVES JOHNNY CASH publ (Yonoh & Peor/ D -8M11 Carl Butler 8 Pearl (Columbia 43030) Ernest Ashworth (Hickory 1265) manl An all-star cast of Music City mu- he has organized a country group LOCKING FOR MORE sicians recently performed a benefit called the Rebel Rousers. The boys lle OF IRA HAYES 9 BALLAD gii Zs IN '64 show for Billy Powers in Dickson, have been cutting their own material up, 7 (E. 8. Morks-BMI) 26 I Yo Billy, who on and they hope that Johnny Cash (Columbia 43053) nah-Peach-S ESAC) Tennessee. has worked for master tapes less Jim Nesbitt (Chart 1065) the Flatt and Scruggs team for sev- their efforts will be put out in the eral months, was injured in an acci- near future on the Run -Da label. an TEAR WHERE DOES A COME MR. & MRS. USED TO BE 44 dent in Dickson on April 20. He is m Q FROM 4 33 (Sure Fire-BMI) down a Pat Shields has been on the road (Mimosa-BMI) Ernest Tubb 8 Loretta Lynn paralyzed from his chest as mat George Jones (United Artists 724) (Decca 31643) result of the accident, and is under- in the mid -west for Great Western going physical therapy treatments in Associates. He's promoting a number INVISIBLE TEARS Vanderbilt Hospital in Nashville. The of the current crop of current decks. he p SECOND FIDDLE 10 38 (Central Songs-BMI) who Heading the list is the new Johnny 9 (Stardoy-BMI ) 34 musicians donated their time for rF1.0 Jean Shepard (Capitol 5169) Ned Miller (Fabor 128) the performance, in order of their ap- Cash Columbia effort, "The Ballad Of abaterl pearance were: Ralph Emery, Ray Ira Hayes." WEAKER MOMENTS 41 Acuff and his Smokey Mountain Boys unen WINE. WOMEN, AND SONG 6 35 (Husky-BMI) 10 (Sure Fire-BMI) Ferlin Husky (Capitol 5206) and Girls, Charlie Louvin, Stringbean, The Starday label is using Thurston IjOr L Loretta Lynn (Decca 31608) Bobby Lord, Teddy and Doyle Wil- Moore's Country Music Playing Cards Don for a premium item for their fast- the e BURNING MEMORIES 30 burn, Harold Morrison and BAD NEWS 16 36 (Cedarwood-8M I ) Helms, Earl Scott, Georgia Riddle, growing Country Music Record Club. 11 (Acuff Rose-SMI) Ray Price (Columbia 42971) Wilma Lee and Stoney Cooper, Gwen They had a specially designed box Johnny Cash (Columbia 43053) and Jerry Collims, Grandpa Jones, made for the cards with a special ASP WELCOME TO MY WORLD 32 Sarie and Sallie and Flatt and bonus card giving a free itefn. (Tuckohoe 8 Neslroe-BMI) iatioo ME 15 37 Jim Reeves (RCA Victor 8289) Scruggs. The Moose Lodge in Dickson 12 o.m & Somos Island-BMI) was very active in helping promote Jimmy Martin and the Sunny Mt. Ls an Bill Anderson (Decca 31630) SLIPPING AROUND 29 the show, and through the courtesy of Boys recently drew a record -breaking ry's 38 (Peer Iol'I-BMI) the local funeral home, who trans- crowd for the Newmanstown, Penn- MY HEART SKIPS A BEAT 11 Marion Worth 8 George Morgan (Bluebook-WI) ported Billy to the Stadium on a sylvania Civic Fire Carnival. Harry s Iri( 13 (Columbia 43020) Buck Owens (Capitol 5736) stretcher, he was able to watch his Cooke, who set the date, stated that Timi il Proceeds over 4,000 people attended the show. THE NESTER 43 friends perform for him. I GUESS 17 (Tree from the show netted $4,534.65. 1a soil I'M CRAZY 39 -8M1) 14 (Mallory-BMI) Lefty Frizzell (Columbia 43057) Jim Reeves (RCA Victor 8383) T. Tommy Cutrer, who has just PICK OF THE WEEK 37 purchased WJQS-Jackson, Mississip- appoir, BE BETTER TO YOUR BABY 12 40 Yonoh-BMI) pi, was in Nashville recently for the 72265) oto 15 (Tree -8M// Roy Drusky (Mercury taping of the Porter Wagoner Show. Ernest Tubb (Decca 31614) He was accompanied by his son, Gary. An Out and Out Smash!!! I'VE THOUGHT OF LEAVING T. Tommy was the house guest of HERE COMES 41 YOU 35 perse 16 MY BABY 23 Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sims. (Tree-BMI) /Aorvzono-8MI) I'M HANGING UP THE PHONE F; Dottie West (RCA Victor 8374) Kitty Wells (Decca 31622 ceSS Recent acts appearing at the Mata- banne BLUE BIRD LET ME TAG dor Room of the Buena Vista Hotel in CARL BUTLER AND PEARL i SOMETHING I DREAMED 24 and l7 (Giod-BMI) 42 ALONG Safford, Arizona included Patsy Mon- George Jones (United Artists 724) (Central-P,MII Rose Maddox (Capitol 5186) tana, Bobby Barnett, Roy Clark, Wan- da Jackson, Mike Lane, Devvy Daven- COLUMBIA #43030 PUT YOUR ARMS AROUND COTTON MILL MAN 38 port, Earl Scott, Georgia Riddle, l8 (Screen Gems-SMI) 43 9676) ME1314 Sloe Soles -8M11 Jim 8 Jesse (Epic Johnny Western, Lonzo and Oscar Norma Jean (RCA Victor 8328) and Jim Boyd. PLEASE TALK TO MY 48 SORROW ON THE ROCKS 14 44 HEART ' 'Screen Gems Col.-BMI) (Giod-8N11) ******************************************************* "19ions..a Ray Price (Columbia 43086) IS Porter Wagoner (RCA Victor 8338) r g1 * t0 1n THAT'S ALL THAT * n ASK MARIE 25 39 r 0 (Acuff-Rose-BMI 45 MATTERS * ) (Pamper-BMI) Sonny James -eCheck * (Capitol 5797) Ray Price (Columbia 42971) in * Ig id * n * ,duction 1 CIRCUMSTANCES 19 SWEET ADORABLE YOU * eda`!n.1 IChompion-8M1) and 46 (4 Star Soles-BMI) 4( Faye * Billy Walker (Columbia 43010) Eddy Arnold (RCA Victor 8363) * of PT "Apartment * the * , q oYs PASSWORD 33 FT. WORTH, DALLAS OR * , and t. 2 boor Wells-BMII * Kitty Wells 47 HOUSTON (Decca 31622) (Acuff Rose-BMI) Hardin * substa°I Victor 8392) * George Hamilton IV (RCA 23" * AY'li `a * MY BABY WALKS ALL 46 * laic n 3 OVER ME 18 TOGETHER AGAIN * (Lutal-BMI) at the 48 (Capitol 5136) Johnny Seo (Philips 40164) Buck aOwens * , r * WHITE CIRCLE 9trcte'i LOVE IS NO EXCUSE 20 THE 42 4 (Tree-BMI) 49 ON MY FINGER Challenge Records teYüi' Jim Reeves 8 Dottie West (Sure-Fire-BMI I (RCA Victor 8324) Kitty Wells (Decca 31580) as NIGHT #59259 GUESS WHAT, THAT'S RIGHT, TALKING TO THE P`;' 5 SHE'S GONE 50 LIGHTS ,ree, (AI 34 o, Gallico-4164I/ (Peach-WI) reg,ala Hank (Columbia 43044) 4t**************************e***********ic************* Williams, Jr. (MGM 13253) Del Reeves

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1 MOONLIGHT AND ROSES 1 16 MORE HANK SNOW Jim Reeves (RCA Victor LPM/LSP 2854) SOUVENIRS 13 (RCA Victor LPM/LSP 2812) THE CASH BOX 2 I WALK THE LINE 4 Johnny Cash (Columbia CL 2190/CS 8990) 17 SONGS WE LOVE BEST 15 Jimmy Dean (Columbia CL 2188/CS 8988) 3 THERE STANDS THE GLASS 3 BULLSEYE Carl Smith (Columbia CL 2173/CS 8973) 18 BY REQUEST 24 Ferlin Husky (Capitol T 2101/ST 2101) 4 THE BEST OF BUCK OWENS 2 (Capitol T 2105/ST 2105) 19 GOLDEN COUNTRY HITS 16 I DON"I' CARE (2:09) [Bluebook BMI-Owens] Hank Thompson (Capitol T 2089) DON'T LET HER KNOW (2:33) 5 BEFORE I'M OVER YOU 7 Rich] Loretta Lynn (Decca DL 4541/DL 74541) 20 LORETTA LYNN SINGS 20 [Central Songs BMI-B. & O. Owens, (Decca DL 4457/DL 74457) BUCK OWENS (Capitol 5240) 6 GUITAR COUNTRY 5 Chet Atkins (RCA Victor LPM/LSP 2783) 21 BLUEGRASS HOOTENANNY 18 The `hotter than a pistol' chanter should quickly add this new Capitol George Jones 8 Melba Montgomery The 9 Artists UAL 3352/UAS 6352) release tabbed "I Don't Care" to his long unbreakable hit skein. 7 ON THE BANDSTAND (United a Buck Owens (Capitol T 1879/ST 1879) tune is a medium -paced, dual -track, rhythmic romantic ditty about 22 TOO LATE TO WORRY 21 guy who can face any challenge just as long as his gal loves him. The 8 OUR MAN IN TROUBLE 11 Glenn Campbell (Capitol ST 1881/T 1881) attractive undercut, "Don't Let Her Know," is a pretty, slow -moving, Don Bowman (RCA Victor LPM/LSP 2831) waltzer with a moving heart -tugging theme. 23 RING OF FIRE 27 shuffle -beat bluegrass -styled 8853) 9 IN PERSON 8 Johnny Cash (Columbia CL 2953/CS Porter Wagoner (RCA Victor LPM/LSP 2840) 24 BLUE AND LONESOME 22 YOU'RE NOT HOME YET (2:35) [Pamper BMI-Cochran] George Jones (Mercury 20906) AND ROSES (2:19) [Davilene BMI-Hunter, Heard] 110 BEST GEORGE JONES 6 TEARS OF SONG BOOKOLK 28 Artists UAL 3298/U4S 6289) 25 E (United Eddy Arnold RC Victor LPM/LSP 2811) GEORGE MORGAN (Columbia 43098) destined to zoom up the charts in no time 11 THANKS A LOT 14 26 BLUEGRASS SPECIAL 23 George Morgan seems Ernest Tubb (Decca DL 4514/DL 74514) Bill Monroe (Decca DL 4382) flat with this new hitsville contender called "You're Not Home Yet." The release is an easy-going singing and recitation affair in a serious 12 NIGHT LIFE 10 27 ALONE WITH YOU 29 with -a -moral religious vein. The flip, "Tears And Roses," the while -back Ray Price (Columbia CL 1871/CS 8771) Rose Maddox (Capitol T 1993/ST 1993) Al Martino pop smash, is given a heart-warming rendition by Morgan. 28 BILL ANDERSON SINGS 30 13 DANG ME 19 74499) Roger Miller (Decca DL 4499/DS (Smash MPS 27049/FRS 67049) STOLEN PARADISE (2:48) [Red River BMI-Bond, Mosby] LESTER FLATT 8, EARL SCRUGGS 29 HOW HALF LIVES (2:15) [Jat BMI-Stewart, Owens] WELLS AT CARNEGIE HALL 25 THE OTHER 14 KITTY STORY 12 8845) (Decca DXD 174/DXS 7174) (Columbia CL 2045/CS JOHNNY & JONIE MOSBY (Columbia 43100) 15 A WIDOW MAKER 17 B0 BUCK OWENS SINGS Johnny and Jonie, who scored recently with "Keep Those Cards And Jimmy Martin TOMMY COLLINS Letters Coming In," come up with a top-notch follow-up stanza with (Decca DL 4536/DL 7-4536) (Capitol T 1989/ST 1989) this new outing from Columbia called "Stolen Paradise." The slow - who had to elope I I twosome I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I a town I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I is small I I I I I I I about I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I tune I I I I I I I I shufflin' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I moving, I I I I I I I I I I I I I! I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I because of an illicit romance. Eye it. "How The Other Half Lives" is a lively, quick -paced bluegrass -styled lament with an interesting rapidly - I I I I I l l I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I B UI I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I changing beat. 44444444 COUNTRY D.J. ash Box BLUE IS MY COLOR (2:04) [Dury Lane & Beaik BMI-Gilreath] Sell ll REGIONAL RECORD REPORTS KEEP HER OUT OF SIGHT (2:47) [Dury Lane & Tune BMI-Gilreath] JIMMY GILREATH (Joy 286) Jimmy Gilreath, who hit a while back with "Little Band Of Gold," with this top -rung Joy TAYLOR can pull plenty of loot in the country markets TOMMY COMBS MORISS entry labeled "Blue Is My Color." The tune is a slow-shufflin' chorus - KRAN KPAY backed weeper read with authority and verve by the songster. On "Keep Morton, Texas Chico, California offers a pleasing, slow -moving heart -breaker Reeves) Her Out Of Sight" Gilreath 1. Dang Me (Roger Miller) 1. I Guess I'm Crazy (Jim -oriented country vein. 2. Cowboy In The Continental Suit 2. Where Does A Little Tear Come From in a moving, tradition (Marty Robbins) (George Jones) 3. Love Is No Excuse (Jim Reeves 8 Dottie West) 3. Th' Wife (John D. Loudermilk) 4. My Heart Skips A Beat (Buck Owens) 4. The Face Of A Clown (Skeeter Davis) 5. Bad News (Johnny Cash) 5. Here Comes My Baby (Dottie West) I'M SO LONESOME I COULD CRY (2:12) [Fred Rose BMI-Williams] 6. Ballad Of Ira Hayes (Johnny Cash) 6. Chet Atkins Make Me A Star (Don Bowman) 7. Pick Of The Week (Roy Druskyl 7. Fort Worth, Dallas Or Houston HEY, GOOD LOOKIN' (2:14) [Fred Rose BMI-Williams] 8. Here Comes My Baby (Dottie West) (George Hamilton IV) 9. Dance With Annie (Ernest Ashworth) 8. Blue Smoke (Warren Smith) TILLMAN FRANKS SINGERS (Hilltop 3000) 10. Weaker Moments (Ferlin Husky) 9. Dong Me (Roger Miller) 10. Ask Marie (Sonny James) The Tillman Franks Singers, who've had hits in the past, make an auspicious bow on the Hilltop label with this potent saleable entry. The CAROLINA CHARLIE EARLY WILLIAMS top side here, "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry," a Hank Williams oldie, WCMS WSEN is an easy-going westernish weeper with a fine melody and some first- Norfolk, Virginia Syracuse, New York The end, Good Lookin'," also from the 1. Dang Me (Roger Miller) rate, clever lyrics. other "Hey, 1. I Love To Dance With Annie (Ernest Ashworth) novelty 2. Shiny Red Cadillac (Charlie Wlggs) 2. Mr. 8 Mrs. Used To Be (Ernest Tubb) prolific Williams pen, is a contagious uptempo warm-hearted 3. Cowboy In The Continental Suit 3. A Girl Like You (Tom Glazer) with a nostalgic while -back sound. (Marty Robbins) 4. Cincinnati, Ohio (Bill Anderson) 4. Ballad Of Ira Hayes (Johnny Cash) 5. Cowboy In The Continental Suit 5. Missing Persons (Coleman O'Neal) (Marty Robbins) 6. Frosty Window Pane (Joe Penny) 6. Mo (Bill Anderson) APARTMENT 23 (2:40) [4 -Star Sales BMI-Hardin, Morris, Knight] 7. The Luckiest Heartache In Town 7. Dang Me (Roger Miller) (Hank Thompson) 8. National Everybody Hates Me Week DON'T MAKE A CHEATER OF ME (2:18) [4 -Star Sales BMI-Miller] 8. Meet Me Tonight (Jim Howard) (Don Price) 9. Welcome Home Broken Heart (Jesse Travers) 9. Walkin' Advestisement For The Blues FAYE HARDIN (Challenge 59259) 10. Lie A Little (Bonnie Owens) (Norma Jean) Ì 1 10. There Goes A Lonely Man (Charles Guy Ill) Newcomer Faye Hardin can establish a national reputation for herself called CHUCK SPENCER LEE SANDERS on this basis on this new ultra -commercial Challenge release a WMOU WBGC "Apartment 23." The tune is a slow -moving, shufflin' lament about Berlin, Hampshire of New Chipley, Florida gal who waits patiently for her staying -out -late husband. Plenty 1. Pretty Little Miss (Doug LaValley) high- 1. Deng Me (Roger Miller) potential. The flip, "Don't Make A Cheater Of Me," is a rousing, 2. I Guess I'll Never Learn (Billy Smith) 2. My Baby Walks in which the lark describes an romantic o 3. Judge And Jury (Warren Smith) All Over Me (Johnny Sea) spirited rhythmic affair intricate 4. Dang Me (Roger Miller) 3. Memory #1 (Webb Pierce) situation. 4. Where Does A Little Tear Come From 5. I Love To Dance With Annie (Ernest Ashworth) (George Jones) 6. My Heart Skips A Beat (Buck Owens( I'm 11: 7. Memory (Webb Pierce) 5. Hanging Up The Phone #1 (Carl 8. Keep Those Cards And Letters Coming In 8 Pearl Butler) 6. I Stepped Over The Line (Hank Snow) It I (Johnny 8 Jonie Mosby) SLIM WHITMAN (Imperial 66040) JOHNNY FOSTER (Capa 122) 7. I Love To Dance 9. Bad News (Johnny Cash) With Annie (Ernest Ashworth) D! 8. Slipping Around ROt 10. Hot Rod Surfin' Hootlebeatnanny (B+) I'LL HOLD YOU IN MY MY OWN (2:35) [Moss Dnd (Marion Worth 8 George Morgan) (B+) (Johnny Bond) HEART (2:30) [Adams-Vee & Job 9. Rhinestones (Faron Young) Dil- BMI - Anderson] 10. Looking For More In '64 (Jim Nesbitt) Abbott BMI-Arnold, Horton, Foster has a good chance of bins` ith CHUCK BROWN beck] The vet country songster should a: WJWS WEXL grab plenty of spins with this tender, Country Top 50 business with ' Detroit, Michigan Ene,i South Hill, Virginia easy-going slow-shufflin' romancer in first-rate, shuffle -beat, chorus -backs 1. I Dony Love You Anymore (Charlie Louvin) es, 1. Me which he gets plenty of opportunity sit (Bill Anderson) 2. I Guess I'm Crazy (Jim Reeves) tale of woe sold in a feelingful, 2. Cowboy In Tho Continental Suit 3. Cowboy In The Continental to display his yodelin' abilities. Watch Suit realll l (Marty Robbins) (Marty Robbins) it closely. cere fashion. Deejays should f. 3. Memory #1 (Webb Pierce) 4. The Last Letter (Jack Greene) )bcF 4. Take My Ring Off Your Finger (Carl dig it. Smith) 5. Dang Me (Roger Miller) NO OTHER ARMS, NO (dpp 5. Be Better To Your Baby (Ernest Tubb) 6. My Heart Skips (B+) A Beat (Buck Owens) HEART 6. Second Fiddle (Jean Shepard) 7. The Ballad Of Ira Hayes (Johnny Cash) OTHER LIPS (2:20) [Zaret (B) TAKE BACK MY 7. Bad News (Johnny Cash) 8. Memory #1 (Webb Pierce) BMI-Kramer, Whitney, Zaret] More Foster' 8. I Love To Dance With Annie (2:02) [Law BMI - (Ernest Ashworth) 9. Together Again (Buck Owens) fine country sounds. This one's a dr 9. Wine, Women And Song (Loretta Lynn) 10. Where Does A Little Tear Come From Carroll] This time out the sonaste 10. 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Imperial's young songstress Shirley, who impressed everybody with her This month sees the release by Argo of "Chaucer-The Prologue to the stunning renditions of "Georgia On My Mind" and "You're My World" at Canterbury Tales" read in middle English by Neville Coghill. This is the 14th the Knokke Songfestival, will participate in the upcoming Music -Festival of 12" LP to be issued in the series "The English Poets from Chaucer to Yates." Warsaw (Polen). Furthermore, an extensive tour with Belgian topsinger Two more albums will be issued by the end of the year. The program when Adamo through the Netherlands is on the agenda. Bovema's Imperial -chief completed will run to over 60 recordings by many of Britain's top theatrical Cees Mentink reports that Shirley's "You're My World" will be out in a few stars including Dame Peggy Ashcroft, Max Adrian, Alan Bates, Michael Hor- days, as a great follow-up for her recently released "Got A Move" -version. dern and Richard Johnson. Bovema's Kaag Concours, co -organized with Muziek Express, ended with Decca Records, London has completed a deal with Atlantic Records, America the following winners: Les Gars du Nord-The Solids-The Oorthuysen-Sis- under which Decca will distribute the Atlantic product in the U.K. on its own ters. A special award, delivered by the Noisemakers (winners 1963) was label. First release features "Under The Boardwalk" by the Drifters; Bobby handed to The Lightnings -group. Darin's "Milord," sung in French and a taste of ska, "Oil In My Lamp" by Bovema's U.S. labels are riding high in the charts with several strong the Ska Kings. Other artists to be featured on the Atlantic label include Nino items: Atlantic released Ben E. King's "Si Senor" and The Drifters' "Under Tempo and April Stevens, and Ray Charles and the Coasters. The Boardwalk," Warner Bros. features The Premiers' "Farmer Jones" and Following the successful importation of Italian produced disks from RCA Capitol rushed out Rod McKuen's "The World I Used To Know"/"Some Place Italiana, Selecta, the distributing subsidiary of Decca Records, is extending Green"-while the singer is currently touring Europe. the idea still further. A. W. Green, Selecta's general manager, visited Paris il Gramophonehouse's HMV -label now enjoys the rising popularity of Manfred a few weeks ago with the result that French disks from the RCA and Decca Mann, who recently topped the British Hitparade with his "Do Wah Diddy Disques catalogs are now being marketed here. Deals have been negotiated Diddy." with and shipments are awaited from Teldec in Hamburg and RCA in Espan- Negram proudly presents the introduction of Dot and Red Bird records in ola in Madrid. Growing interest in foreign recordings is largely due to the its catalog. Both labels will be handled in a very close cooperation with Vogue increase in foreign travel and the suitability of a record as a holiday sou- in France and Pye in England. A large introduction program is prepared for venir. release in August and already the Red Bird record, "Chapel Of Love," has met The latest entry into the British charts "Call Up The Groups" by the a very good reaction on our Dutch market. The first Dot record release should Barron Knights, on Columbia. The disk is a parody on the lyrics and melodies be "The World I Used To Know" by Jimmy Rodgers. Together with Kapp, of hits made famous by the Beatles, Dave Clark Five, the Rolling Stones, Gene Norman and Electra, Negram now has a very fine repertoire from the Freddie and the Dreamers, the Searchers and the Bachelors. Although the United States and within the present situation of co-operation with friends disk has lost no time in making the charts it took the boys four months to abroad all attempts will be done to reach maximum sales. Negram's manag- get the record released, permission having had to be obtained from publishers, ing director Robert Oeges reports, that two of the label's records, even in artists and managers. Finally everyone gave their consent which has resulted reached fantastic sales: after an appearance in Holland, Y this summer period, in the boys getting their first taste of disk success. Yet another compliment to the Beatles with The Boston Pops Orchestra conducted by Arthur Fiedler giving a symphonic touch to "I Want To Hold Your Holland's Best Sellers Hand." This version may not get to No. 1, but it's climbing its way steadily into the American Top 100. America's first lady of jazz recently recorded This Last "Can't Buy Me Love" in her own inimitable style. Can we expect to hear Week Week Maria Callas at the Met singing "A Hard Day's Night"? 1 Having made Billy 1 1 Vous Permettez Monsieur (Adamo/Pathé) (Anagon/Heemstede) visits to the Continent and America, J. Kramer and 2 2 Can't Buy Me Love (Beatles/Parlophone, Rita Reys/Philips) the Dakotas are all set for their first tour of Australia and New Zealand in (Les Ed. Int. Basart/Amsterdam) August. The tour is a three week one. Meantime their latest disking, a Len- non/McCartney My is 3 5 Constantly (Cliff Richard/Columbia) (World Music/Brussels) composition "From Window" simultaneously released is on of in U.K. on 4 4 All My Loving (Beatles/Parlophone) (Les Ed. Int. Basart/Am- both sides the Atlantic; the Parlophone and in the United a sterdam) States on Imperial. e sl Bern Elliot who made the with "Money" 5 7 Quand Les Roses (Adamo/Pathé) (Anagon Music/Heemstede) charts earlier has split with his o el group the Fenmen. Now with new group, he 6 3 De Winter Was Lang (Willeke Alberti/Philips) (Les Ed. Int. original backing the Klan, has ,ves" Basart/Amsterdam) waxed a Johnny Worth composition "Good Times" which is issued on Decca. rapi (World Music/Brussels) Can Manfred Mann do what the Exciters failed to do? That is, have a hit 7 9 It's Over (Roy Orbison/London) with "Do Wah Diddy Diddy," their latest HMV disking. 8 10 Tall Sally (Beatles/Parlophone) (Belinda/Amsterdam) Long The BBC elected Mark Wynter to represent Great Britain in a 9 Armstrong/Kapp) (Chappell/Amsterdam) has series - Hello Dolly (Louis of pop concerts to take place in Oslo, Stockholm, Hanover, Hil- 10 A Day's Night (Beatles/Parlophone) (Basart/Amsterdam) international - Hard 8 eath] versum and London. First date: September broadcast direct from Oslo. Continental artists taking part in the series include Tollefsen (Norway) ; Lil ;area Babs (Sweden); Paul Kuhn (Germany); Corry Brokken (Holland) arid Toots Thielemans (Belgium). Great Britain's Best Sellers Ray Walter, general manager of Belinda (Johannesburg) Ltd., writes to d 60 This Last Weeks say that the label's first disk to be produced by the Telstar indie recording rung Week Week On Chart company has been accepted for international release. Entitled "Kootanda" by cho 1 1 3 A Hard Day's Night-The Beatles (Parlophone) Northern the Mellotones it will be issued in Great Britain by Decca and in the U.S.A. )u "Kt Songs and Canada by London Records. HMV will release it in New Zealand; Colum- tbrea] 2 2 4 I't's All Over Now-The Rolling Stones (Decca) Kags bia Gramophone in Greece and The Victor Company in Japan. 3 5 3 I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself-Dusty Scopitone, the visual juke box manufacturers, has pulled off a major coup Springfield (Philips) Aberbach by getting permission to install four of its machines on the grounds of the 4 3 5 The House Of The Rising Sun-The Animals (Columbia) Festival Gardens at Battersea Funfair-the equivalent of America's Palisades Park. Willis K.P.M. Music new 4 6 Hold Me-P. J. Proby (Decca) Campbell-Connelly Hal Shaper's newly formed Sparta has four singles currently and Done Again "All 6 14 2 Call Up The Groups-The Barron Knights (Columbia) on release. The Cherokees' "You've It Little Girl"; Of My Life," penned by Buddy Kaye and Shaper and waxed by Ken Dodd on Colum- Various and recorded Mike on Philips 7 6 4 I Won't Forget You-Jim Reeves (RCA) Burlington bia; "Look Into Your Eyes" written by Hurst mab Diddy-Manfred Mann (HMV) West One and "No Tears For Johnny" by the "Yesterday's Gone" duo Chad and Jeremy, 8 - 1 Do Wha Diddy them by Mike Hawker and Tom Springfield. ente 9 8 4 On The Beach-Cliff Richard (Columbia) Elstree penned for tam s album of the Reprise label by Nelson Riddle issued by Pye Records, ° 10 20 3 Tobacco Road-The Nashville Teens (Decca) Southern First some 11 11 Presley (RCA) December "White On White," "Shangri-La," "Charade" and other "Hits Of 1964." From 4 Kissin' Cousins-Elvis of Tunes Sinatra film "Robin And The Seven Hoods" comes the soundtrack 1 I Get Around-The Beach Boys (Capitol) Sea the latest .ed ov1 13 18 Love Again-The Searchers (Pye) album on Reprise. 2 Someday We're Gonna and the Tremeloes, currently filming "A Touch Of Blarney" in Tob Brian Poole (HMV) Morris Ireland, have a new disk set for August release-an American composition 7 7 Youre No Good-Swinging Blue Jeans (Decca) Burlington "Twelve Steps To Love" recorded independently by Mike Smith of Strand 10 9 Someone, Someone-Brian Poole Decca. 16 Merseybeats (Fontana) Belinda Records and released through 2 Wishin' And Hopin'-The Ridley, a&r manager of EMI Records, very happy about the Ameri- 9 13 Orbison (London) Acuff -Rose Wally It's Over-Roy success of the Swinging Blue Jeans. Their British hits "Good Golly Miss 12 8 Hello Armstrong (London) Morris can Dolly-Louis & Hunter and "Hippy Hippy Shake" both made the American Top 100. Their 19 13 8 Bachelors (Decca) Francis Day Molly" Ramona-The Day & single "Promise You'll Tell Her" was penned by the boys. Another of 1 Fury (Decca) Francis latest for Only Make Believe-Billy Kenny Lynch has also penned his latest disk "What Am I To Hunter Ridley's artists lealease e Do." eatpier After weeks of rumors it is finally official. Tony Jackson, bass -guitarist with the Searchers, is leaving to form his own group. The split is an amicable EP's about by a difference in musical taste. Jackson will continue to ;using, Top Ten LP's Top Ten one brought r°C cut his first disk in August. Jackson's ate record for Pye and will replacement is The Beatles Frank Allen an ex -Rebel Rouser. I A Bard Day's Night-The Bea- 1 Long Tall Sally - tles (Parlophone) (Parlophone) Rolling Quickies: The Fourmost chose a Carter -Lewis compo for their latest Parlo - 2 The Rolling Stones-The Rolling 2 The Rolling Stones-The phone disking, "How Can I Tell Her." . "A Hard Day's Night," topping 1111 Stones Stones (Decca) Music Lists for Northern Songs. . Mary Wells, who Capa The Beatles Best Selling Sheet 3 Wonderful - Cliff Richard 3 All My Loving crashed the charts with "My Guy" now teams up with Marvin Gaye for her (Columbia) on . Pi!deryoo) (Parlophone) A Time" issued Stateside. :35) Merseybeats follow-up "Once Upon Marcell Stellman, 4 With TThe Beatles-The Beatles 4 On Stage - The European director of Decca Records, off to Montreal for the London Records (Parlophone) (Fontana) Convention. chance Shadows The 5 West side Story Soundtrack 5 Those Brilliant - g1nes9 S) - Shadows (Columbia) Pres- HOLLAND (continued) chor Cousins Elvis Presley 6 Love Is Las Vegas-Elvis 6 RCA) - ley (RCA) got a high position on the Dutch charts with "Only Friends" a feeh0' 7 Dance The Beatles Françoise Hardy sho, With The 7 Twist And Shout - Armstrong's "Hello, DolIy!" came into the charts. "Mockin' Bird ys Shadows Shadows-The and Louis (Columbia) (Parlophone) Mary-Peter, Paul Hill" by the Migil Five and "Don't Throw Your Love Away" by The Search- 8 The Bachelors Plus 16 Great 8 Peter, Paul& ers have a fine follow up with "Near You" and "Some Day We're Gonna Love Bungs-The & Mary (arner Bros.) discussion in Gütersloh, Germany was lfl Buddy Bachelors (Decca) Bach- Again." A last week arranged to make Holly) 9 The Bachelors Vol. 2-The new set-up with Ariola, which means, that in the very near future 01 Holly Showcase Buddy a complete - elors (Decca). arrangements can be expected. A strong campaign for Eurodisc was a v ¢ u It's new °u t TheCSearchers-The 10 Anyone Who Heart-Cilla in the discussion. ers (Pye) Search- h'A main point :ash tradpL, 43` Box --August 8, 1964 International Section i .AuS°'t t www.americanradiohistory.com Cash Bo,, eve ::-; :::::; CANADA

Without a doubt one of the finest record sessions featuring Canadian talent After two years as director of Ariola-Eurodisc Records, Rudolf Engleder is the recent Coral release offering two good commercial outings by charming is now gone from the firm. The former director of Electrola (EMI), who came Montrealer, Ginette Reno. The big side, the side that is getting the lion's share to Ariola-Eurodisc in 1962, left the firm on July 1 to take over the Eurodisc of the promotion push from both the label and the publisher, is the ballad Produktion GmbH. in Munich which will be the main production firm for half of the pairing, "Put Me In The Picture." Ariola-Eurodisc. The new director of Ariola-Eurodisc is Herbert Multhaupt AI Allbutt at Leeds Music is convinced that the side could make chart and his first assistant director is Dr. Werner Vogelsang who will now take noise in the U.S. This corner is inclined to agree with him. The flip side is over distribution and manufacturing of the records. There will be more news an up tempo outing by the good Montreal vocalist that has plenty of chart about changes in the Ariola-Eurodisc management in the weeks to come. potential, too. It is entitled "She's Got Everything." Barry Paine at Compo Electrola is hard at work pushing the new Beatles single, "A Hard Day's reports considerable deejay interest in the two sides across Canada, and has Night" and the film is now showing in over 70 theatres here to help push high hopes that the record will get a good promotion push from Coral in it along. "Long Tall Sally" released here as a single is the 2nd best selling the all important American market. Perhaps it would be wiser on the part of record for the firm at present right behind "Sag "No" Zu Ihm" from Cliff everybody concerned with the disk to play down the fact that the talent Richard in German. Right now the firm has more U.S. hits on hand then ever involved is Canadian. This seems to put the kiss of death on record product before. In addition to the top tune in the USA "A Hard Day's Night" from in this country, and the disk has to happen here first before any interest is the Beatles, they also have "I Get Around" from The Beach Boys, "Memphis" shown in it Stateside. That is generally the rule, but this Ginette Reno side from Johnny Rivers, "The Little Old Lady From Pasadena" from Jan & Dean, is good enough to become an outstanding exception. "Can't You See That She's Mine" from the Dave Clark Five, "Nobody I Know" The Marvelettes just completed a week at Montreal's Mocambo and are from Peter and Gordon, "Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying" from Gerry currently riding high on Canadian charts with their latest disk outing on and The Pacemakers, "A World Without Love" from Peter and Gordon, "How Tamla, "You're My Remedy." The girl's proved to be extremely cooperative Glad I Am" from Nancy Wilson and "Bad To Me" from Billy J. Kramer. as they appeared with Montreal deejays frequently during their stay, squired The new topless bathing suit has caused a rage here and both Polydor and around the big town's radio outlets by Phonodisc branch manager, Phil Najo- Electrola has released songs pertaining to the new bathing style. By the vits. The aformentioned Phonodise topper is one of several record men in way, the suits have been banned on most beaches here also. Montreal to reap 'the benefits of concentrated air exposure on new singles Gunter Gayer from Hans Sikorski Music reports that they have two new resulting from the debut of the "Like Young" air segment, hosted by Dave smashes with German releases by Sacha Distel and Li Li Fa from Korea. The Boxer, nightly of CF Radio. The show is broadcast five nights a week from firm is also working on "I Believe" by The Batchelors. 7:00 to 11:00 PM, and Saturday afternoons. The arrival of the Boxer show Ralph Maria Siegel has signed musician Van Der Sys and his first release on the Montreal radio scene has caused other outlets to reevaluate their on Ralph's Jupiter label is already on the market. Publishing wise, Ralph policies with regard to new and some not -so -new chart sounds. As predicted is pushing "Moses" from Lale Anderson, and new records from Dieter Heck, in this corner when first reports of the new air segment on CFCF began to Grethe and Jorgen Ingmann, The Juniors, Mama Betty's Band with the Ger- circulate, the singles business in Montreal is definitely on the upswing. Boxer's man version of "Fun Fun Fun," Gus Backus with his English language hit policy of "everything goes" has prompted at least one other leading outlet "Short On Love," The Hellberg Duo, and newies too numerous to mention. to introduce many sides that were not being played in the past. The situation August Seith of Seith and Chappell Music reports that he's got hits on continues to develop, and the trade watches with interest. his hands including "Hello, Dolly!" by Louis Armstrong and in German by Still on the Montreal radio scene, the outlet about to debut a twenty-four Will Brandes along with German and English versions of "My Boy Lollipop," hour a day C&W format is CFOX. The new policy is set to appear for the "Tears And Roses" and several others. Incidently, the sixteen year old Ja- first time (8/1). An addition to the personality lineup of CFOX as the new macian lass Millie just visited Germany where she appeared in Hamburg at policy bows in is George Ferguson, formerly host of the wake up show on the Star Club. She also stopped over in Munich. German productions is being Montreal's CFMB. He, reportedly, will host CFOX's new all night show as planned with the gal and it looks like money in the bank all around as she the station begins round the clock broadcasting for the first time with the continues to rack up top sales for Philips with "My Boy Lollipop." advent of the C&W format. The 10,000 watter on Montreal's suburban Lake- Barbara Kist of Peter Schaeffers Music is hard at work pushing new re- shore will be the only Montreal area radio outlet concentrating completely on leases by Nana Mouskouri, Peggy Peters and Selina. Country Music. A driving force behind the new developments is the well known Hans Gerig reports that he's got his hands full working on new hits by and well liked CFOX topper, Gord Sinclair, a Montreal air personality, him- Gitte & Rex Gildo. The two German songs are really moving sales wise. The self, since the early 50's. He will continue to host the 6:00 to 10:00 A.M. air major record firms in Germany have all joined together to cut discounts for segment on the station. The P.D. at CFOX is Stewart Morrison, and the deejay retailers for cash payment of their monthly bills from 3 to 2%. The move has lineup includes Russ Griffith, Charlie Johnson and Don Passerby. been followed also by the smaller firms here. Concentrated plugging is shaping up from at least two key sources on the latest wax outing by Diane Leigh on Quality. Harold Winslow at the label is pulling out all the stops to get exposure for Diane's latest, "Three Red Germany's Best Sellers Leaves." Meanwhile, BMI Canada's Whitey Haines is also spearheading the promotion campaign on Diane's behalf. The song is based on the current flag This Last Weeks controversey raging in this country, and the release of the disk is timed to Week Week On Chart ride this nation wide controversey to the top of the charts. It would appear 1 1 6 *Liebeskummer Lohnt Sich Nicht (It doesn't Pay To Be that the success of the song depends on the success of the Prime Minister's Lovesick)-Siw Malmkvist-Metronome-Intro/Meisel proposed new national flag, featuring three red leaves. In the meantime, 2 5 4 'Honeymoon In St. Tropez-Marika Kilius & Hans Jurgen Quality is bubbling over with chart bound hit material. Montreal branch Baeumler-CBS-Melodie Der Welt/Michel manager, Clyde McGregor, is riding hard on the new Philips outing by Jimmy 3 4 4 Schwimmen Lernt Man Im See (Just So Bobby Can See)- Clanton, "A Million Drums." The side is getting heavy Montreal air play Manuela-Telefunken-Rolf Budde Music and is also being played extensively on WKBW in Buffalo, a station that 4 3 6 *Schoene Maedchen Muss Man Lieben (A Guy's Got To carries a good deal of weight where record sales are concerned in Montreal, Love Beautiful Girls)-Bernd Spier-CBS-Melodie Der at least in so far as the station's evening shows are concerned. The Chart - Welt/Michel busters Quality outing of "She's The One" is developing into a biggie. Bill 5 1 *Jetzt Dreht Die Welt Sich Nur Um Dich (Now The World Smithers forwards outstanding sales reports from the Quebec City area on Just Revolves Around You)-Gitte & Rex Gildo-Colum- the new release by Lucille Starr, "Yours." Also proving to be a definite factor bia-Hans Gerig Music in the outstanding sales on the Starr single is the flip" side, "Jolie Jacquline." 6 10 4 *Zwei Maedchen Aus Germany (Two Girls From Germany) It could well be another "French Song" says Bill. -Paul Anka-RCA Victor-Melodie Der Welt/Michel Conventions, conventions and more conventions hold the spotlight currently 7 7 2 Sag "No" Zu Ihm (Don't Talk To Him)-Cliff Richard- in the record world in Canada. Capitol's just concluded one at Mont Gabriel Columbia-Aberbach Music in the Laurentian Mountain resort area north of Montreal, with London's cur- 8 6 14 *Shake Hands-Drafi Deutscher-Decca-Intro/Meisel rently going on at the same location, and Compo's about to open, also in 9 5 *Napoli-Connie Francis-MGM-Francon/Schneider the immediate vicinity of Montreal. 10 8 2 *Kein Gold In Blue River (On Top Of Old Smoky)-Ronny Bill Fisher, Allied topper, just back from New York indicates that he has -Telefunken-Edition Marbot picked up a red hot American master, "La Nuit" by Jimmy Lytell from Herald *Original German Copyright r -Ember. It'll be rushed into production by Allied. Incidentally, Allied's new office address is as follows: 8510 Delmeade Road, Montreal 9, Quebec. The CANADA (continued) "La Nuit" outing, says Bill, is an instrumental in the best traditions of by Capitol. Paul White indicates that the label will release a complete "Petite Fleur." unabridged version, four and a half minutes in length. That may limit it' U Indications are that several switches in Canadian distributorships are in air exposure on stations that are heavily loaded with commercial content. the making. Reportedly, at least two lines are about to switch, and there Lots of action on the broadcast scene in western Canada currently; Ra% h is a possibility that a third line originating in Great Britain is about to con- Nickel, P.D. at Saskatchewan's twin outlets, CFSL, Weyburn and CJSL. solidate its distribution set up in North America. Already switched, is the Esteven, reports that TV's Country Hoedown cast played to a sell out crowd Chess, Checker, Argo line. From August 15, all of that firm's catalog will of 3,700 (7/22) in Weyburn. The C&W sounds are handled on the stations be distributed in Canada through Phonodisc. The Canadian firm's topper, by Andy Stewart, formerly of CKNX, Wingham, Ont. Ray reports that the Don McKim, is currently attenting the Kapp convention at Lake Tahoe. rock sounds are spotlighted on his stations six days a week between 4:0t' Morty Craft's many Canadian friends wish him well in his new post at and 8:00 P.M. Any help from record folks would be greatly appreciated. PD 20th Century Fox Records. Nickel would appreciate distribs adding his name to their mailing lists. "House Of The Rising Sun" by The Animals will be distributed in Canada Publisher Celebrates 50th Birthday GERMANY'S OLDEST INDEPENDENT BERLIN-Publisher Rolf Budde celebrated his 50th birthday last week MUSIC PRODUCTION COMPANY (30). Budde, who took over the Froboess & Schlag pubbery in 17. built up the firm, and in 1960 took YURT FELTZ over Edition Takt and Ton Gmbh and the Benny de Weille houses and be. music productions came managing director of the Drei Ringe pubbery. The exec also became Drusus Gasse 7-11 Cologne, Germany managing director of the Mills groap Telex: 8881673 in Germany and acquired the right.` to the Dick James catalogue for Ger- many this year.

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ABC -Paramount 10, 53, 64, 66 Jubilee 100 Amy 19 Kapp 51, 86, 93 og Quadros, in charge of the promo dept. of Industrias Mauricio Eletricas e Atco 21 Laurie 24, 47, 75 10 Fábrica Odeon S.A. in Rio de Janeiro, visiting Sao Musicais Paulo, informs: Atlantic 9, 67, 84 Liberty 6 ur LP of Tito Madi, the famous singer -composer, for the first the company has Autumn 15 London 30, 34, 63 In1 released. Name: "De Amor Se Fala." Madi, been officially a sort of Brazilian Back Beat 89 dtl Como, sings his own compositions with arrangements Mala 85 Perry and direction of Big Hill 100 Mercury 37, 62, 83 iw maestro, Lyrio Panicalli. Also that Wilson the excellent Simonal has his Capitol 1, 8, 16, 17, 31, MGM 39, 52, 61 re album-"Novas Dimensöes Em Samba"-on the market. second The chanter 35, 38, 43, 82, 91 Montel 94 ne. will open in Bogotá, Colombia on August 13. One week after the release of Challenge Trini Lopez is already a sure favorite and is 72 Motown 4 his album, appearing on the Chess 46, 55 M Huai 50 tip The Beatle type groups are having an extraordinary charts. acceptance in Colpix 45 M'Jsicor 87 t are sprouting like mushrooms; among others: Brazil and The Murmaids, Columbia 40, 49, 74, 81, 97 Parrott 95 om Swinging Blue -Jeans, Dave Clark Five and The The Hollies, Bachelors.. . Command 32 Philles 42 her the original group-The Beatles -with their Incidently, great flair for publicity, Constellation 29 Philips 2, 5, 96 ht" us a postcard from Italy. sent Decca 79 RCA Vi for 20, 26, 41, 92 lert Stefano, who heads that department in Sao Paulo, Orlando advises that the Diamond 77 Red Bird 13, 14 & exclusive artist of the label, Francisco Egydio, went back to Portugal with Dolton II contract, after having had his first thrice renewed. 27 Reprise 3, 58 a new Duke 59 Sar 63 Am Alfredo Lentino, director of the pubbery EMBI Antonio (Editora de Musica Epic 22, 33, 68 5-epre7 62, 88, 99 on, e Internacional S.A.), representative of Brasileira Southern Music Inter- Fame 12 Smash 7, 44, 56, 90 ame & Co. of New York, visiting us in national Peer Sao Paulo, where he was Herald 28 Tamla 23, 25, 54 lydc trip. on a business Hi 73 United Artists 71, 76, 98 a. B of Ediçöes Euterpe Ltda, Raul Borges, advises that the number which Hickory 70 Veejay 100 Carlos Alberto recorded for CBS-"Cansei De Pedir" -and which is one of Imperial 1 S, 48, 57, 60 Verve 11 tw presently in Rio de the marked successes Janeiro, is from that pubbery's Jamie 69 Wand 65 ore catalogue. Joy 78 Warner Bros 36, 80 Luiz Mocarzel, head of the promo dept. of Audio Fidelity do Brasil, an- rst 1 nounces that the recently released album "Orgáo, Samba E Percussäo (Doc- In answer to numerous requests for tored fit Super Sound, Stereo and Mono) featuring the hammond-organ of such a service CASH BOX will run the Top 100 Labels feature on o weekly basis. It has been designed primarily as an aid to our international readers desiring a capsule eter Andre Penazzi, is being equally successful as the first two volumes previously summary of labels they carry and their representation on the CASH BOX Top 100. Feature can also be h th launched by the label. The good selection of current hits-"Berimbau," a handy order for distribs, racks, dealers and one -stops ordering disks by labels. agua "Bolinha De Sabäo," "Bigorrilho," etc. -is partly responsible for it. men Discos Rge had some changes in its staff: Mario Duarte left the company ;al and Marcos Nobili took over the public relations and press departments. First Gem set of news from the new man: Myriam Mattos is a soft voiced songstress yLol from the state of Paraná; the northern lark cut her first waxing for RGE and Brazil's Best Sellers ear will become known all over the country, as she was already in her home state. Before even the record has been released, one shop alone from Belem This Last iamb Week Week ins ii ordered 1000 copies. ound A new single of the label has been released with the teen type group The 1 1 Datemi Un Martello (Fermata) Rita Pavone/RCA Victor Bells, with two successful numbers "Macacafoo" and "0 Menino Da Porteira," 2 2 Una Lacrima Sul Viso (Notas Mágicas) Bobby Solo/Chantecler this last one being a traditional folklore song, wisely arranged as a modern ing n 3 3 Io Che Amo Solo Te (Fermata) Endrigo/RCA Surf. The four young -men will also cross the border soon: the Mexican label Sérgio Victor 4 4 La Bamba (Embi) Prini Lorez/RGE; Trini Lopez/Odeon (Reprise) new I Odeon which represents RGE in that country, requested the tape of this 5 5 Divorcio es wi new LP to release it in Mexico. (Notas Mágicas) Oslain Galváo/RGE discou J. Rahmi, general Manager of Discos Chantecler, has another example of 6 7 *Que Queres Tu De Mim (Mundo Musical) Alternar Dutra/Odeon the promotional De Oliveira is an attractive 'he m strength of television: Idalina 7 6 I Want To Hold Your Hand (BMI) The Beatles/Odeon TV announcer who also sings with a little but fresh and well -tuned voice. 8 10 Biquini The artist's pretty face, familiar to the public through her TV appearances, De Bolinha Amarelinha Ronnie Cord/RCA Victor on the cover of an LP recently released by the label, is helping the good sales 9 8 Eu Pago Esta Noite (Fermata) Alternar Dutra/Odeon er of the waxing. Another release which is being well received on the market 10 14 *A Perereca Da Vizinha (Vitale) Dercy Gonçalves/Copacabana is the LP of Miranda and his group, titled "Shopping in Paris," with several 11 13 Roberta (Fermata) Peppino di Capri/Odeon favorites in And, Bobby Solo's "Una Lacrima the guitarist personal style. 12 11 America (Shapiro) Sul Viso" is still going upwards! From the classical field, also an excellent Prini Lorez/RGE; Trini Lopez/Odeon (Repri c ) album 13 12 *Rua Augusta (Vitale) Ronnie Cord/RCA Victor t Pay has been released with "Waltzes" by Johannes Brahma and "Mother Goose" Meisel by Ravel, played on two pianos by the famous local artists Caio Pagano 14 9 Non Ho L'Eta (Fermata) Cigliola Cinquetti/RGE and Gilberto Tinetty, repeating the success scored by the same virtuosos 15 15 Ritmo Da Chuva (Fermata) Demetrius/Continental Bans with `Bachianas Brasileiras No. 4" of Villa-Lobos, recently released by the same label. COMING UP by Carl Alfredo Corleto, public relations of Discos Continental in Sao Paulo, an- *Amigo, Palavra Facil-Nelson Gonçalves/RCA Victor nounced the following: Candido Santos is the name of a new singer -com- *Local Product Guy's poser of _Melo now under contract with the company. His first single includes two his own compositions -"Final De Amor" and "Meu Samba Virou Jazz" -with the orchestra of Elcio Alvarez. It's a new name to keep in mind. The sub- Brazil's Top Five LP's ;ow Tb sidiary label two "little LP's" with Gíldo- of the company Disquinho, just released This Last a selection of music from previous compacts with children's stories. All these Week Week waxings are well produced and are probably the best in the country of the kind. Ge 1 1 Meus 18 Anos Irom The author of the famous all-time international hit "Delicado," finished cut - -Rita Pavone/RCA Victor 'elt/bile fing a new long -play for Continental titled "Waldir Azevedo Volta Aos 2 3 Gioventú-Several Italian Artists/RCA Victor .Cliff Chorinhos," a sure success among the countless fans of the talented guitar- 3 2 Beatlemania-The Beatles/Odeon rist-composer. is Another double -compact in which the company has hopes 4 5 'S Young -Ray Conniff/CBS itro/ei the one by songster of Radames Gnatalli, called Jose Orlando, with orchestra 5 4 Trini Lopez At PJ's-Trini Lopez/Odeon Schnelle "Contando Estrelas." (Reprise) Smoke I Ramalho Neto of RCA -Victor in Sao Paulo is rightly impressed with the continuous request for Rita Pavone's several waxings released by the company. Brazil's Top Five Compacts Note the unique position of the pert Italian little lark on the charts. Othon Russo, head of the promo dept. for Discos CBS S.A. in Rio de Janeiro, This Last advises that Reinaldo Eusebio, well-known radio pro, wall take over his posi- Week Week tion aseae with the company. From this new source we hear that the first songster 1 1 Rita Pavone -Rita Pavone/RCA Victor on map the Sao his first LP at Paulo cast of CBS-Vitor Rafael -finished cutting 2 2 Calmo Setembro-Moacyr Franco/Copacabana con for the rcial label. Followin him another SP artist prepares her first waxings: her 3 Adorabile -Rita Pavone/RCA Victor ellrren name is Elenive the selection for a 7" LP double - a compact F yon. Also preparing an is a new a good voice called Sonia Maria 4 5 The Beatles -The Beatles/Odeon burn Bianchi. wave songstress with asello A good modern Brazilian Music LP with the new group, exclusive 5 3 Ritmo Da Chuva-Demetrius/Continental of the CBS with "Os Ipanemas." I on the label, is on the market with good acceptance, Evandro Ribeiro, general Manager of CBS in Rio de Janeiro, was also in BRAZIL (continued) rellorbs Soo Paulo to be released third hettP recently and called our attention to the soon Schumann's "Symphony in Ré Minor," Opus 120, with Orchestra under the eels volume of "Cantos the choral of Dante Mar- of George Szell. And "0 Pai E Nosso" with the aPPt tinez E Danças Da Renascença," with direction Mormon Tabernacle j st of Maestro De among the fans of good classi- Choir. ailíng cal Regina. Success predicted and music of this type. Also to be released: "Tristan Und Isold, Wagner ;lebra GERMAN POP MUSIC FESTIVAL AWARD WINNER ay THE NUMBER 1 BALLAD FOR 1964 Rolf Bt itooka el ,vu "WO IST DAS GLÜCK ,IaK and m VON VERGANGENEN JAHR" Too and sung by

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For the Olympics, coming in three months, Victor of Japan is releasing a FINLAND two LP collection of marches, "Marches Album," including 10 songs such as Scandia-Musiikki Oy, one of the leading record manufacturers and music "Kono Hi No Tameni," "Olympics March," "Wakai Chikara," "Sakura March,' publishers here, celebrated its 10th birthday last April. Today, the company etc. represents numerous labels, such as Argo, Chess, Checker, Red Bird, RIC, Joy, Peggy Hayama, King Record's songstress, who made the smash of "La Colpix, Clan, Durium (all through Sonet, Sweden), Atlantic, Prestige, Cadence in Oct. for seven weeks, to study and Kapp, Knäppupp, Novia" here, is leaving for America (through Metronome, Sweden) and, furthermore, Reprise, collect material for her "7th Peggy Hayama recital" to be held at the end of Big Top, Ariola, Eurodisc, Gazell, Scan -Disc and Storyville. On its own label, this year. Scandia, there are 21 top Finnish artists under contract at the moment, some For the celebration of the first LP by Fubuki Koshiji, released by Toshiba of them becoming more and more known also in the international market. Me," a big hit here, a "Congratulation as vice Records, of "Save The Last Dance For Scandia is headed by Harry Orvomaa with Paavo Einiö -President. Party" was held July 15 at the P.C. Room in Akasaka of Tokyo. NORWAY The Maori Hi -Five, the first Maori singers to come to this country, promoted "Rag Doll" with The Four Seasons and "Dang Me" with Roger Miller, both by Tats Nagashima's Kyodo kikaku, held a very successful opening at the on Philips, are among the latest releases from Norsk Phonogram A/S. club Getsusekai in Akaska, Tokyo. They toured military clubs in Japan and New on the charts here this week is "On The Beach" with Cliff Richard on will return to Tokyo, where they performed for two days, July 15 and 16, Columbia, the record entering the 10th spot from nowhere. On the top of the once again at the same club, after which they appeared at the Takanawa charts is "I Love You Because" with Jim Reeves on RCA Victor with 18 weeks Prince Hotel Luau, July 17-23. on the charts, 11 of them at the top. "I Won't Forget," a recent release with During the "The World Jazz Festival" in July, promoted by Japan Booking the same artist has reached the third spot in two weeks. Corporation, a number of foreign artists visited here, and in August many Two newcomers on records from Arne Bendiksen A/S. Erna Morch with two nominated artists will arrive for tour performances in Japan. Ray Charles, t9 songs in Norwegian and The Cool Cats with "Poison Ivy"/"I'm A Hug For on the 22nd, promoted by Japan Booking Corporation, Rosemary Clooney on 18th, You," both on the Sonet label. The group, The Cool Cats, is debuting as record the 28th, promoted by Kyodo-Kikaku, Chiko Hamilton Quartet on the tt artists, but has already been on tours abroad. They have appeared at the Star promoted by Shinnichi kogyo, and Herbie Mann And His Sextet. Club in Hamburg, where once The Beatles made their start. Same company has Due to an amendment of Tokyo city regulations, the midnight coffee shops t'. also released "Folk Swingin' Harpsichord" with The Sidewalk Swingers on are prohibited to be open later than 11 o'clock, which affects our jazz fans Warner Bros., "Changes" with The Modern Folk Quartet and The Gospel because most of these shops are so-called Jazz Coffee Shops and are a source Echoes with "The Gospel Echoes," also on Warner Bros. of jazz dates by disks and "live" appearances. t. The Heartbreakers, winning a contest among so-called Shadows -orchestras Toshiba Records and Shinko Music are pushing the new song, "Last Night last year, have been contracted to Jorg-Fr. Ellertsen A/S, where they just made I Had The Strangest Dream," (original publisher, Almanac) in September in il Tunes and on their first record on the Troll label. Other groups on Troll are Dizzie special single issues. Toshiba is releasing the song by the Kingston Trio a is The Zodiacs. Al Bishop, American singer, has just signed a contract with Troll. Capitol, and by Chad Mitchell Trio on Kapp, a local by Paradise King, vocal d Bishop left The Deep River Boys about a year ago. His first record, together group, and another by Duke Aces, vocal group, both on the Toshiba label. tn with Dizzie Tunes, includes the titles "When It's Springtime In The Rockies"/ Shinko is now approaching many of our vocal groups to recommend the song ,e "Too Young." for inclusion in their repertoire. ir SWEDEN King Record's new building has 8 floors at 1, 2-chome, otowa-cho, Bunkyo. Economically, the two days with The Beatles here in Stockholm, is a success ku, Tokyo, with two studios and offices for the various departments and rec- a week before the famous British idols arrive in town. A great help to "sell ording rooms. 2e The Beatles" has been given by the evening papers here. At least in Stockholm ol both Aftonbladet and Expressen (daily evening papers) have had about one ts page about The Beatles every day for the last week or ten days. Japan's Best Sellers t" Per Nyström of AB Svenska Manu -Music told Cash Box that DeVille Records INTERNATIONAL ol in Hollywood is releasing Manu's "The Laughing Bottle" in the U.S. Montana t International in Holland will also release this Carole and Kettil record. This Last !la Week Week ;a 1 1 Viva Las Vegas-Elvis Presley (RCA); Blue Jeans (Toshiba); t Denmark's Best Sub-Publisher/Aberbach Tokyo Sellers tü 2 4 From Russia With Love-Kenny Ball (Pye) Village Stompers (` This Last Weeks ll Week Week On (Epic); Mat Monroe (Liberty) Sub-Publisher/Taiyo Chart ; ; Yumiko 3 2 Navy Blue-Diane Renay (20th Fox) Aiko Ito (Victor) ; 1 1 7 Long Tall Sally (The Beatles/Odeon) Belinda (Scandina- Kokonoe (Toshiba); Yukari Ito (King) Sub-Publisher/Toshiba ea via) AB ^ ,rd 4 3 (RCA) ; Koichi Fujimoto (Teichiku) 2 2 2 Kissin' Cousins (Elvis Presley/RCA Victor) Belinda (Scan- Movin'-Astronauts ev 5 5 Suspicion-Elvis Presley (Victor); Terry Stafford (Seven Seas) (8y dinavia) AB Tokyo 3 3 6 Roll Over Beethoven (The Beatles/Odeon) Stockholms Sub-Publisher/Aberbach ies 6 6 (Odeon) Musikproduktion Twist & Shout-Beatles pr 7 My Bonnie-Beatles (Odeon) Sub-Publisher/Aberbach Tokyo 4 6 10 I Love You Because (Jim Reeves/RCA Victor) Morks - us Musikforlag 8 7 Walk Don't Run-Ventures (Liberty) at 9 Non Ho L'eta-Gilio la Cinquetti (Seven Seas); Michiyo Azusa 5 4 13 Nu Rejser Jeg Hjem (Detroit City) (Gustav Winckler/ - ( Sonet) Cedarwood (Scandinavia) AB (King) 6 5 9 My Boy Lollipop 10 10 Where Have All The Flowers Gone-Kingston Trio (Capitol): (Millie/Fontana) Imudico A/S Sub-Pub- 7 9 6 Constantly (Cliff Peter, Paul & Mary (W.B.); Conny Mabos (Phillips) Richard/Columbia) Stockholms Musik- lisher/Toshiba produktion Ti¡ 8 10 2 Shimmy Shimmy (The Weedons/Sonet) JAPAN'S BEST SELLERS Dh 9 8 5 Ain't She Sweet (The Beatles/Polydor) Bens Music AB This Last 1,. 10 7 9 Suspicion (Terry Stafford/London) Belinda (Scandinavia) Week Week Fa 1 1 Tokyo Olympic Ondo-Haruo Minami (Teichiku) _¡ 2 2 Kimidakeo-Teruhiko Saigo (Crown) En Norway's Best Sellers 3 5 Tokyo Blues-Sachiko Nishida (Polydor) 11.e 4 3 Ashitaga Arusa-Kyu Sakamoto (Toshiba) This Last Weeks Pet 5 4 Kimitachiga Ite Bokuga Ita-Kazuo Funaki (Columbia) ól Week Week On Chart 6 7 Ashitano Niji-Yujiro Ishihara (Teichiku) 1 1 18 I Love You Because (Jim Reeves/RCA & Victor) Reuter 7 6 Sasurai-Shigeru Katsumi (Toshiba) nl Reuter AB 8 8 Otokobune-Hachiro Izawa (Toshiba) 2 2 4 LAB g Tall Sally (The Beatles/Odeon) Belinda (Scandinavia) 9 Teo Sakamoto (Toshiba) 3 - Shiawasenara Tatako-Kyu on 10 Koino Yamatesen-Akira Kobayashi (Columbia) - e 3 8 2 I Won't Forget (Jim Reeves/RCA Victor) No publisher BEST 4 3 5 Hello Dolly (Louis Armstrong/Kapp) Thore Ehrling Musik LP SELLERS AB This Last 5 6 3 Someone (Brian Poole & The Tremeloes/Decca) Palace Week Week Music (Sweden) AB 1 1 The Beatles-The Beatles (Odeon) 6 5 14 My Boy Lollipop (Millie/Fontana) Thore Ehrling Musik AB 2 2 Surfin' With The Astronauts-Astronauts (RCA) 7 4 6 Roll Over Beethoven (The Beatles/Odeon) Stockholms 3 3 Surfin' Ventures-Ventures (Liberty) Musikproduktion 4 4 Continental Tango In Japan-Alfred Hause (Polydor) N 8 7 4 Kissin' Cousins (Elvis Presley/RCA Victor) Belinda (Scan- 5 - My Fair Lady-Oscar Peterson Trio (Verve) dinavia) AB 9 9 15 Non Ho L'Eta (Gigliola Cinquetti/Triola) Modern Music AB 10 - 1 On The Beach (Cliff Richard/Columbia) Belinda (Scandina- via) AB Sweden's Best Sellers This Last Weeks Australia's Week Week On Chart Best Sellers 1 2 3 Long Tall Sally (The Beatles/Odeon) Belinda (Scandinavia) 1 A Hard Day's Night (The Beatles-Parlophone) Leeds Music AB 2 Hello Dolly (Louis Armstrong-Kapp) 2 1 9 Tennessee Waltz (Alma Cogan/Columbia) Reuter & Reuter E. H. Morris AB 3 You're My World (Cilla Black-Parlophone) Belinda Music 4 Tell It On The Mountain (Peter, 3 4 7 Hello Dolly (Louis Armstrong/Kapp) Thore Ehrling Musik Paul & Mary-Warner Bros.) Allans AB Music AB 5 Oh, Rock My Soul 4 3 11 My Boy Lollipop (Millie/Fontana) Thore Ehrling Musik (Peter, Paul & Mary-Warner Bros.) Allans Music 6 6 Can't Buy Me Love (The 5 6 3 Kissin' Cousins (Elvis Presley/RCA Victor) Belinda (SW' Beatles-Parlophone) Leeds Music dinavia) AB 7 *Poison Ivy (Billy Thorpe & Aztecs-Linda Lee) Aberbach Music Mus 8 6 5 5 Buckle Shoe Stomp (The Snobs/Decca) Palace Wishin' And Hopin' (Dusty Springfield-Philips) Paling & Co. lo 9 (Sweden) AB No Particular Place To Go (Chuck Berry-Chess) Jewel Music tt 10 Chulu Chululu (Bill 7 7 3 *Grindslanten (Sten & Stanley/Decca) Förlaget Visor & Boyd-Philips) World Artists Lätar 15 *Locally Produced Record 14 8 9 2 Ain't She Sweet (The Beatles/Polydor) Bens Music AB 12 9 10 2 . 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46 Cash Box-August 8, 1964 International Section 8oz. www.americanradiohistory.com fl tr(/11PIF1J¡l MEXICO Cash Box ARGENTINA s' u From Rome, Italy, we received a post card signed by César Costa, one of The [ of the Mexican "new wave, who music sung by Carlos Gardel has been always very well appreciated big favorites told us he is recording at in the whole world, including the States, where two albums by this tango Italian RCA four songs: two written by Spanish composer Augusto Alguero singer in Italy. César will arrive in México (killed at a plane crash in Colombia in 1935) are available. In Argen- and two penned City this week and ful- tina, Gardel has remained a consistent seller, in spite of the fact that most fill several contracts here. of his successfully in town are Chris Connors recordings are below the current technical standards. In fact, Odeon Performing at Terrazza Cassino and has listed him as having been always among the label's top five names, Juliette Greco at El Patio. Expected are Gene Krupa and his jazz group, in- saleswise. Ventura. Recently, a museum carrying his name has been opened, on Cor- cluding Charlie rientes Avenue, with high attendance. Now, Lucho Gatica, also recording for After two weeks of successfully performing in the northern cities of the Odeon, Carrión, the most popular has been able to fulfill an old idea: the recording of an album with country, Los Hermanos group we have, are back twelve of Gardel's top hits, with Francisco Canaro's orchestra. The waxing in México City. The Carrión Brothers passed the frontier and found that sev- was made are on the in before Gatica's departure to Los Angeles, where he is now, and eral of their records charts many stations of San Diego and the record will be released in short time. Los Angeles. New records from Ricardo and Lalo Carrión, as soloists, will Ricardo Castelblanco on the Orfeon label. of Edami is working on two new tunes controlled appear very soon by his pubbery through the Peer organization. Titles are "On My Mind" and Angélica María and Alberto Vázquez are filming a new picture titled "Per- "Give Me Love," and which is the name of one Spanish lyrics are being prepared for both. The, first dóname mi Vida," of the top hits in México. The one will be cut by Sandro (CBS), while the latter is a Beatle -type with B movie script was inspired by the lyrics of this song. several recordings expected. st wrote Castelblanco is enjoying the success of "Chin From Spain, Andy Russell to inform that he will travel very soon to Chin," the Richard Anthony hit now recorded by Los Jets (Odeon Pops), C the U.S. to do several performances and by October, he will be present in Los Santos (Music Hall) and Ricardo Rey (Disc Jockey), which must be added w' Argentina. Andy is now recording at Belter Records. He also told us that his to the previous ones by Violeta Rivas (RCA), Sandro (CBS) and Anita :he girl friend, Salomé, will come very soon to México to perform at Terrazza Martinez (RM). Cassino. ; -pr' News from Music Hall reports that several of the label's artists have The Tambora labels, whose records are made in Mazatlán, is doing a big completed successful tours of other Latin American countries. Los Dukes Ìnz promotion to sell its records in México City. Among its most popular artists must be already back from a visit to Brazil (Sao Paulo and Rio), where they a are Los Jets and Los Rockin' Devils. appeared on radio and TV; their latest release is "Me Permite" and "Normita." Rocío Dúrcals records are very strong on radio stations since the release of Los Guayacanes, tropical ut music group, have been fulfilling contracts in Peru her new picture, "La Cenicienta del Barrio." Songs like "Camino de la Felic- and Colombia, after performances on TV 13 in Buenos Aires, via the Escala kt idad" and "Que Ilusión" and "Trébole" are the best sellers of this Spanish Musical program. Los Santos are now appearing at the Tabaris, while Beto ul artist at DUSA Records. Ferman is obtaining nice success with his new single, "Ahora Si." Ferman is. ing At the Copacabana of New York are performing the Mexican rock and roll a consistent seller in the Northern part of the country, and he may break in nbr group Los Loud Jets, who since two years ago left the country to perform in in Buenos Aires soon. l tr different Latin American places. Dr. Juan Barbará of Lagos infod about several new recordings obtained On August 14 Romano Mussolini will debut at El Patio night club. for "Rio de Sueños," the latest Cholo Aguirre production. Besides the corn- i,13 On September 9, the 11 Zavala's Brothers bow in Tokyo, Japan. This group noser's version, others available are by Los de Cordoba (Music Hall), Los sa is very popular in all Europe and well known in the Orient, U.S. and South Quilla Huasi (Philips), Los Indianos (CBS), Argentina Rojas (RCA) and America, but is unknown in its own town. Ramona Galarza. Other strong Lagos items are "La Tempranera" (also cut Johnny Dynamo, new voice of CBS, recorded at this label, in surfin' rhythm, by Los Quila Huasi) and "Zamba De Usted," first marketed in the Herman the songs "Cerca de Ti" and "Amala 6 Déjala." Johnny will have his debut at Figueroa Reyes version by Odeon Pops. the "170 La Rue" coffee place. Serenata is releasing an album by Hugo del Carril with his group, and an Folk composer and singer Cuco Sánchez signed for a very lucrative tour EP cut with Armando Pontier's orchestra. This is the first time Pontier through Europe for the next year, visiting countries like Spain, Portugal and supplies the background for del Carril, and the titles selected are "Que Falta Holland. Cuco is currently doing a picture called "Lloren Guitarras, Lloren." Que Me Haces," "El Ultimo Cafe," "Viejo Buenos Aires" and "Cotorrita De Manuel Villareal and Armando de Llano, top executives of CBS records, La Suerte." Also selling very strongly is Pontier's version of "Que Falta" (TF left town in company of Douglas Taylor and Jose Manuel Saravia from Ar- with chanter Alberto Podestá. gentinian CBS and Evandro Ribeiro from Brazilian CBS, to attend the recent List of best selling titles from CBS shows the strong influence of Leo Dan e Columbia convention in Las Vegas. among record buyers. Dan is tops with two titles, "Santiago Querido" (also New offices for Peerless executives, the label where Lola Beltrán just cut holding the number 1 slot in Argentina's Best Sellers this week) and "Como ir); a new song named "Renunciación. From the same label we listened to a Te Extraño Mi Amor." Ricardo Roda is third with "Alicia," backed by "Sabato /Tos record made by comics Los Mimos titled "El Medio Bikini" (The Half Bikini). Sera," while Larry is in fourth place with "Pobre Clavel" and "Anamaria." s) New RCA releases are with Sandy Nelson, and in Spanish, the song "Walk Mexican singer Enrique Guzman comes next with "More," and tango singer Sek" On By" and in English, "The Girl From Ipanema." With Pablo Beltrán Ruiz .Tulio Sosa comes afterwards with "El Firulete." The list is completed by orchestra, his version of "Tijuana" and "Hello, Dolly!" and with Argentinian Bobby Solo ("Una Lacrima Sul Viso"), Larry ("Beatriz") and Tony Vilar singer Chico Novarro the themes "Buscando Pareja" and "Será Posible." ("Acomplejada"). Musart Records released on the Liberty label with The T -Bones the themes News from Smart reports that CBS will soon release the first album by "Shut Down" and "Big Daddy Stocker" and on its own Musart label the songs Catherine Spaak. and a new single containing "Non E Niente" and "I Giorni "Las Clases del Surfin'" and "De la Mano tu y Yo" with Los Yorsys. Azzurri." "Non E ..." seems a good bet, and air play of a promotional copy got good response. The pubbery is also busy with local versions of "El Divor- cio.' the Brazilian Oslain Galvao hit, and "La Celiege." Besides, Juan Ramon Mexico's Best Sellers (Disc Jockey) has cut "Los De Mi Edad," which will be included in his next LP. The press dept. of Phonogram infos about the release of a 1 Tijuana-The selection album Persuaders (Gamma)-(Grever) by several well known artists. like Connie Francis, The Beatles (with Tony 2 Muevanse Todos (Twist and Shout)-Vianey Valdéz (Peerless)-Los Sheridan), Johnny Tillotson, The Four Seasons, The Blue Diamonds, Johnny Rebeldes del Rock (Orfeon)-The Beatles (Musart)-(Grever) Hallyday and Richard Chamberlain. Tunes included are "My Bonnie," 3 Sabor Maria (Musart) "Muchas A Nada-Los Locos del Ritmo (Orfeon)-Angélica Gracias," "All Above My Head" and, of course, the "Dr. Kildare Theme." A -Los Galantes (Orfeon)-Palito Ortega (RCA)-(Brambila) strong promotion campaign is being planned, and the diskery 4 (Mumusa) hopes to get Entrega Total Javier Solis (CBS)-Alvaro Zermeño (Orfeon) a nice place in the LP lists with this release. On the singles side, Los Tammys 5 Las Cerezas-Hnos Carrión (CBS)-(Orfeon) (Campei) have cut "Cantar Con El Corazon" and "Animate"; Connie's "Muchas Gracias" 6 Perdoname Mi Vida-Alberto Vázquez (Musart)-Lucho Gatica (Musart) (Danke Schoen) will also appear in this format. Hótnr Cabrera (Velvet)-(PRAM) Producciones Fermata is releasing a new volume of the "Cuatro Grandes" 7 El Callejon-Sonia López (CBS)-(Mumusa) (Big Four) series, recorded originally in Brazil by RGE, featuring Miltinho, 8 Angelitn-Manolo Muñoz (Musart)-Rene y Rene (CBS)-Los Seven Maysa, Rossana Toledo and Agostinho Dos Santos. There is another album Days (Peerless)-(Grever) also under the RGE banner, titled "Rancho De Las Flores," after the famous 9 Con Un Beso-Sonora Santanera (CBS) Brazilian standard. 10 Ave De Paso-Sonia López (CBS) Disc Jockey has released an album cut by Francisco Moraes in Brazil, with a series of Argentine best selling items like "Despeinada," "Rio Manso," Puente Pexoa" and "El Orangutan." In fact, the album seems much like the "Best Selling Records-Past 12 Months" of the coming Directory Issue. Original Argentina's Best Sellers label is Chantecler. There is another album by harpist Luis Bordon, and a by The Waikiki's (Palette). This single Last RCA has released two new records under the "Half LP" series, that is, Week Week 7" 33rpm records with six tunes on them. Titles featured are ".Tava" (Al Hirt), 1/2 1/2 *Santiago Querido (Melograf) Leo Dan (CBS); Gasparin (Philips) "Sunday In New York (Peter Nero), "Maria Elena" (Indios Tabajaras), "The 1/2 1/2 *Me Permite (Korn) Palito Ortega (RCA); Pepito Perez (Disc Pink Panther" (Henry Mancini) and "Jugando Con Mi Corazon" (Rolo Puente), Jockey); "El Loco" (Chico Miranda) and "Dame Una Oportunidad" (Los Iracundos), Los Dukes (Music Hall) we reported previously. 3 3 Si Tuviera Un Martillo (Fermata) Rita Pavone. Lalo Fransen among others. As the first release of this type pre- (RCA); Trini Lopez (Reprise); Los Tammys (Philips); Village sented Rita Pavone, Palito Ortega and Violeta Rivas, and was very successful. Stompers, Brothers Four (CBS); Frank Pourcel (Odeon) Just delivered by the mail a post card from Fermata's man Enrique Leben- 4 4 No Tengo Ho L'Eta) (Korn) (Gigliola diger, who's touring Europe and is now in Italy. Lebendiger plans to stay some Edad Para Amarte (Non Los Europe and then fly to the Cinquetti (Music Hall): Eli Salvador, Jo Chapman (RCA); more weeks in States before returning to Brazil. Tres (RM) 5 Sudamericanos (CBS); Simonette Fda ( ° 5 Twist And Shout (Mellin-Fermata) The Beatles, Los Jets (Odeon Tuneful Preview Johnny Hallyday ganter Pops); Sylvie Vartan (RCA); Los Tammys, ALL LATIN AMERICAN 6 (Philips); Chubby Checker (Fermata); Jack Nietzche (Reprise) 9 La Mula (Korn) Sonora del Caribe (CBS); HITS COME FROM Ebr Chico Novarro (RCA); ore Sonora Kalingo (Philips) (CBS); 7 6 `Como Te Extraño Mi Amor (Mundo Musical) Leo Dan Oing Romana FERMATA 8 (Music Hall); Krillo Mejia (RM) er) *Besos De Papel/Ayudame A Creer Violeta Rivas (RCA) BRASIL-E. 9 10 Noche De Ferman (Music Hall) Lebendiger pd 10 Verano (Korn) Beto Av. Ipiranga, 1123, Sao Paulo g ) 11 *Cuenta Corderitos (Korn) Palito Ortega (RCA) 15 *Cambia del Ritmo (Microfon) 12 De Los Pescadores Los Cinco ARGENTINA-M. S. Brenner 13 *Alicia (Melograf) (CBS) Hermanos Ri- 12 Ricardo Roda MEXICO CITY-Los San Martin 640, Buenos Aires 14 14 Alla Cara Cara Nonna (Lagos) Piero (Philips) composers of "Love Me With Bene bl (CGD) gual, 15 ll Primo Baccio Chi Daro (Korn) Gigliola Cinquetti All Your Heart," give CB correspond- 10 Love Jets (Odeon Pops); Los MEXICO-M. Freidberg oll115bia Me Do (Korn) The Beatles, Los ent Enrique Ortiz a sampling of their Durango 252, Mexico City 15 Capitanes (Disc F. de Soria (RM) tunes etched for RCA Mexi- Roll Jockey); Pops) newest tal (to Over Beethoven (Korn) The Beatles (Odeon cans. *L-Local product

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To expect, at the outset, complete and total sup. port from the membership in any organization, is to exhibit ignorance for the human factor. Most will generally join an organization and offer lip service. The conscientious few, and thank heavens for them, will carry the brunt of leadership with the N membership from gains JJ ¡¡Mh entire benefiting whatever adatile are made. But association leaders should at least Cash Box Editorial expect financial support in the way of dues, and this lee.;::e;`,ïI should be the expressed responsibility of every ri member of every trade association in the land. Two weeks ago, MOA President Lou Casola felt it necessary to dictate an open letter to the member. ship, asking that each member pay his dues and pay them now. Open letters are last resorts usually and it is unfortunate that this step had to be taken. But to continue asking support through normal channels would probably result in small returns from opera. tor -members. At press time it was learned that many operators heard the word. MOA was receiving its ASSOCIATIONS just rewards, if membership dues may be referred pl( to as that. Actually, the monies collected do nothing ,i more than enable the music machine industry's na The Degree Of Support tional association to pay back bills and to help sup. port programs which are designed to benefit the ,1 very same people who have not only turned their From The Membership backs on their association insofar as physical sup port is concerned but are remiss even when it comes to a financial obligation. Casola's letter advised that in addition to general overhead costs, MOA is bearing up under the finan cial strain of fighting legislative battles. The opera tor with a local problem is cognizant of the costs which can arise when legal representation is neces sary to reverse a ruling. Pending national legisla tion naturally costs proportionately more. The Music Operators of America have re -built organization which is admirable in its purpose a i should be appreciated by every operator in the na tion. They are heading for a Convention in October which will undoubtedly outshine anything seen in the last half dozen years. New blood has flowed through the veins of this trade association and MOA will flex its muscles at Convention time. A success. ful Convention will spur the group onto greater heights. Psychologically, MOA's leaders shake d the lack of support from some local areas and con- f tinue unswerving to accomplish the tasks at hand. But they can't make it without money. The nlonei comes from membership dues. If you haven't paid your dues you're not paying your way. Your check today will enable MOA to continue on the offensive as it has, building an organization which represen'5 the entire music machine operating business, an association which the operator needs more than MOA needs the operator, actually. Certainly the gains to be had are in the operator's favor. And the price is the biggest bargain in town. Send Your check today.

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www.americanradiohistory.com I MOV Sets Nov. 20-21 New Legislation Proposed By Copyright NORFOLK-Gil Bailey, President of the Music Operators of Virginia, local Dept. To Remove Juke Box Op Exemption coin machine and vending association here covering the statewide area, ad- HR 11947 Sponsored By Congressman Celler vised the trade last week that the WASHINGTON, D.C.-The Registrar Bill Association's Annual Convention will of (HR 7194) which is currently the House sub -committee. Proposed Copyrights submitted a bill to Con- scheduled by the Rules Committee. legislation is generally given a hear- be held in the John Marshall Hotel on gress on July 20th asking for revision of HR 7194 calls for the removal of the ing before it proceeds to the Rules November 20-21. the present Copyright Law. Section present copyright exemption on coin - Committee. While previous proposed Each year, MOV attracts repre- 12 of this proposed legislation (HR 11947) operated machines and carries similar legislation of this type was heard at from the industry's music under the category pertaining wording. length, HR 7194 was not provided the sentation to performance by means of amusement machine manufac- a coin - Addressing Congress when the bill customary hearing before members of and operated machine requests the pro- was proposed last week, Celler stated the Committee. turers, with growing interest from the prietor of an establishment in wnich that the purpose of introducing the While the additional legislation, cigarette and vending industry. a copyrighted non -dramatic musical legislation was work is performed to provide an oppor- which covers the overall copyright As is the custom, a journal will be publicly by means tunity for interested parties to study laws, is another program designed to of a coin -operated machine to make the measure published in conjunction with the full disclosure before it is taken up by remove the juke box exemption, the of the identity of the Congress during the next session. fact that it will no doubt be used affair, and exhibit space will be made person who owns the machine by or who Spokesmen for the industry said the juke box industry to obtain an available to manufacturer's represen- has power to exercise primary control. that this comment may give The legislation the juke extension, for the purpose of tatives and distributors of the various is sponsored and box industry time to establish a more further was introduced by the Hon. Emanuel study, was seen as lines. advantageous position as regards HR beneficial to their Celler, sponsor of the current Celler 7194, which has not been heard before defense. lai State Sales Set In New Baltimore DuKane's 'Ski 'n Skore' Gets

:1h, Building; Expect To Expand Vending Volume Workout At World's Fair an BALTIMORE-State Sales & Service Sales has one of the largest parts D11 Corporation, music, amusement, and departments in the country handling vending machine ]anC distributor in the parts for all of the franchised lines Maryland territory, recently moved plus parts for many lines not directly on( into new and larger quarters to house distributed by the firm. "We try to ra growing line of phonographs, games, service the operator regardless of the !t is candy and cigarette equipment. Sam equipment he now has on location," Weisman and Dave Koenigsberg, part- continued Weisman who held an Open vino ners in the coin machine outlet (see House last month which attracted pictures) were appointed Wurlitzer hundreds. 'efe distributors more than a year ago One -Stop owner Bucky Buchman and according to Weisman, "we've claims the record outlet is one of the no sold more Wurlitzer phonographs this fastest growing diskeries in the east. year than was sold here in the last Sales Manager Gil Fell will expand twenty years." the sales force this fall when State elp The new warehouse, showroom and Sales is expected to make continued shop facilities cover an area of 20,000 progress in this area. left square feet and offer display, service Among the lines now distributed by and record departments. The One -Stop State Sales are: Wurlitzer, Automatic [ed service, Redisco One -Stop, is located Products (Smokeshop), Bally, Irving .n the same building as State Sales. Kaye, Midway, United and Universal leal The new address-1825 Guilford Vendors. "We're looking to expand our Avenue, it e is located on a corner lot, vending line coverage and are always and the building is a single story looking for new vending machine lesign. Weisman claims that State lines," stated Weisman. gen he úli he o the BIG ATTRACTION: Myrna Cohn, wife of Conat's Teddy Cohn, demonstrates DuKane's "Ski 'n Skore" before interested World's Fair visitors. Machine al 1 is on display and is being tested at Fair's Travel and Transportation booth.

.e.b rpo N. Y. WORLD'S FAIR-The Games distributing firm in existence a num- Division of the DuKane Corporation, ber of years back, is currently setting of the "Ski 'n Skore," lII manufacturers a sales coin -operated ski machine, have re- organization to distribute the Oc ported unusually good reception to the ski machine in the New York area. new unit currently on display at the ng World's Fair Travel and Transporta- Exhibit on the Fair grounds. gag tion Manager Joe Lyons, who has l Sales and pioneered the machine from the in- Aga ception of the idea, told Cash Box last week that thousands of Fair visitors Ito have played the machine, at 25¢ per s sh play, and to date the machine has not a serious service defect. asan experienced He said that the purpose of the test lat was to confirm the factory's convic- hold under The tion that the unit would up unusually large volume and also to save test the reaction of the average Fair visitor. Your "Ski 'n Skore" features pivoting he 0 parallel pedals, rubber grip poles b rep which simulate the natural feel of ski poles, a speed control which enables buy the "skier" to vary speed, and ob- stacle gates which the animated skier SATISFIED SALESMEN: Conat's 010 must ski through. Score dials indicate Teddy Cohn (left) shakes on deal for score by time and adds seconds for distribution in NYC with DuKane's EW missed. Sales head Joe Lyon. Nor. STATE SALES QUARTERS: Above photos show State Sales Service gates Vincent Grillo aiding will re -organize (right), Travel with departments plant. The distributor's machines run Ted Cohn, who and Transportation Seo layed out inside Distributing, a coin machine VP tries his hand at "skiing." gamut from music, to amusement to vending. Conat

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www.americanradiohistory.com Bess Polls MOA Centers Membership For Royal Opens String of Billiard Election Nominees CINCINNATI Royal Distributing Corporation is -in the billiard parlor business in this area after opening their first non -coin pool table amusement center on North. Bend Road in the high population suburban section of this town. The amusement center, called Royal Family Billiards, is geared to attract the women patrons, and the decor of the first center of its kind here reflects this theme. Joe Westerhaus owns the pool parlor. and intends to open a string of them in similar neighborhoods. The first opening last month was backed With radio -tv advertising and promotion and the results brought about plans for another dozen. Royal uses National's pool table line and has installed ChiCoin Ma- JACK G. BESS jestic bowlers, United's Thunder bowler, the Smokeshop Starlite cig CHICAGO-Jack Bess, Chariman of vendor and Rowe candy machines the nominating committee of the Mu- throughout the emporium. Plans for sic Operators of America, has asked new openings are to remain away MOA members to present for nomi. from the downtown business area. nation to the Board, the names of prospective MOA members who are interested in running for office. "The Association's by-laws require SALESMAN the Nominating Committee to pro- pose a slate for the election of Board .a Experienced calling on opera- of Director members and Association rs tors, selling bowlers, shuffles will be presented to ROYAL FAMILY BILLIARDS center in the suburban area of Cincinnati. officers. The slate L has been aimed at the general .membership during the and games. Man selected Aill Six-pocket tables are non -coin operated and the promotion A have good future with aggres- bringing women into the centers. Royal will open approximately one dozen 1964 Convention in October," Bess told the membership last week. itl sive, expanding distributor. centers before the end of the year. "The Committee decided at their Si Give complete resume and sal- members if The suburbs will be the site of new growing number. The theme is "fam- last meeting to ask all PF ary requirements in first letter. for election. installations. ily and a spot check during several they'would like to stand in who wants to be consid The table cabinets are lined with evenings last week indicated that the Any member )1 Write c/o CASH BOX white formica and the tables rest on parlor was doing a capacity business. ered for the MOA Board of Directors BOX #167 fully carpeted floors. Gold cloth on There were many women in attend- should return the attached card on or )F 29 East Madison St. the playfield has delighted the lady ance. before August 21, 1964. You may also m Chicago 2, III. customers, of whom there are a No gambling is permitted nor is recommend other members whom you th we sug liquor served. Attendants wear red believe qualified. However, rh jackets. The rooms are well -lighted. gest that you not recommend any Harold Hoffman, a Royal sales members without first consulting Sa exec, has handled the real estate them. You should be sure that they Write planning and the setting up of the will accept if nominated and that ; involved,' For Special Low rooms. Interior decorators were given they understand what is WURLITZER "bounce said Bess in a formal letter to the a free hand and the halls will `IE Prices on with color." trade. A return card was provided. . Chicago Coin's Clint Shockey, also a Royal exec, The elected Directors and Officers supervised installations which are be- will take office on October 17, 1964. EeE Champion Rifle ing carried out by present Royal Dis- The Board terms are for three years. 11.1 Range tributing personnel. The local press The Board meets twice a year, once Du has given much space to the new en- in the spring and once just before the In original crates 2Ó00 rd' terprise and the promotion tie-ins annual convention in the fall. Each Exclusive Gottlieb one Hock-sj,o u,, b have been very effective. Director pays his own travel and utor for Eastern Penna, So. Jersey and Makes the Swing to The second Royal Family Billiards lodging expense and is expected to Delaware. these two Reconditioned Equipment For Export center will open on or around Sep- make every effort to attend Higher Earnings tember ist at 822 Delta. About meetings. His basic responsibility re ACTIVE Amusement Machines Co. twenty-two tables will go into the quires deliberating matters to bene 666 No. Broad Street, Phila. 30. Pa. POplar 9.4495 the 1101 Pittston Ave.. Scranton 5. Penna. center. Almost simultaneously, a fit the industry, and to represent third center will open in the Valley views of the members in his own Shopping Center where 14 tables will local and state association, according SPECIAL! be used. A fourth is planned for 5555 to Bess. Glenway and the September 1st dead- Returns must be mailed before V200 line has been set for this center as August 21. RESTYLED well. Royal has had experience with You may have a Respiratory AS SHOWN bowling centers and general amuse- Disease. Don't take chances. Working order- ment rooms in the past. The pool All parts, complete table idea has evidently succeeded far Cough too much? greater than any previous amusement Presents center project. The centers also pro- Short of breath? vide outlets for additional equipment, $265.00 eg See your doctor, says your YOUR GREATEST PROFIT most of which are distributed by Christmas Seal organi.-ation. tob Royal. OPPORTUNITY for 1964 Ft. Worth -DELUXE 6 -POCKET and BUMPER POOL@ WRITE FOR PRICES ON VL200's and 1000's Exhibit Supply Shipping x500 -The Dependable Tables! ALSO Exchange Cabinets and Kits CHICAGO-Chet Gore, president of the rear of the machine in two sep See Your Distributor or Write. a sep 1/3 deposit on oll orders Exhibit Supply Company, in this city, rate sections. Each section has il Complete Selection Ports and Accessories. advised this past week that the new arate cash box container, and there SUN REFINISHING CO. X500 ("Silent Salesman, Jr." - for is an improved front card deliver/ VALLEY SALES CO. 201 E. Daggett counter and stand) trading card coin - adjustment. 333 Morton St. y City, Michigan Ft. Worth, Texas operated vending machines are in Other features include: production, and being shipped regu- gauge stainless steel base BlatP larly, along with Exhibit's model 412 standard mounting holes in the beg card vendor, the "Do -It -Yourself" of the cabinet, quick -change advert/. plastic laminating vendor, and mod- ing area, and X500 display signs an BINGO MECHANICS WANTED els SV -1 and MSV Scenic -Type Post furnished free upon request. Gore that 1,61( ,i'1 Card vendors. further explained earl For Legal territory in Nevada The latter (SV -1 & MSV) are cur- free cards are supplied free with 'm rently vending postcards at the New X600 card vendor as an introarodg: is Must Be Experienced on late Bingos York World's Fair, in the Vatican offer. Each vendor carries 90 a/ r State Age, Marital Status, Past Experience, references Pavilion, the Parker Pen Pavilion, warranty from the date of shied' : and New York Power Authority Ex- covering parts and workmanship. hibit. Cards are supplied by Dexter Exhibit Supply's distributors car' Send Photo If Possible. Wire, Write or Phone: Color of New York, Inc. Exhibit Sup- ryine the full line are: Mike Muii ply model X500 "Silent Salesman, in New York; Logan Distributary United Coin Machine Co. Jr." card machine stocks a selection Chicago; Advance Distributing CO of over 500 different cards (2¢ St. Louis; Lex Boy Dist. Co., 2621 So. Highland Los Vegas, Nevada seller). Detroit, Mich.; King Mfg. Co., dry Phone: 735-5000 Among the features Gore lists, the cago. Also, Exhibit's exclusive following are considered of greatest tributor in Canada is General yew importance: Cards load easily from ing Corp., Ltd., Vancouver, B.C.

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www.americanradiohistory.com i California Clippings United's Equipment Scores On The Belgian Amusement Scene ANTWERP-Pictured here is an entire line of United coin -operated ball distributors and operators in the Los Angeles area are reporting an bowlers in a bowling alley in this city. Shown in the second photo are United's Most alleys. in business activity along 'coin machine At R. F. "Bankpool" billiard -type shuffle acceleration row'.... Jones United Manufacturing Company's distributor in Belgium is Belgian Amuse- Co. Ed Wilkes reports strong sales action on Rowe cigarette machines, and also ment Company, Ltd., Antwerp. the Gottlieb bowling Queen which is proving popular at the present time. Don Gilbertson, shop mechanic, was absent for two days due to a seige of the flu, and Johnny Hotz is vacationing in Iowa visiting with relatives. Letha Miller, secretary, passed her Geology exam taken recently, working toward a Bachelor of Arts degree.... Irving Webb former Rock -Ola regional manager, visiting at Paul A. Laymon, Inc. this week. Jimmy Wilkins said a large order of used phonographs were picked up last week by moving van for shipment to Mexico. Russell Early of the shipping & receiving dept. returned to work following a well deserved vacation.... At C. A. Robinson & Co. Hank Tronick informs, United's Thunder bowling alley & new Tiger shuffle alley make a beautiful combination in the display room, and both are meeting with tremendous ap- by the operators. Hank added, in conjunction with the bowler & ! proval shuffle u. alley, United's new Mark 6 Bank pool is also proving to be a very successful le piece of equipment.... Rudy Butterfield of Columbia stopped by the Leuen- á hagen 'record bar' to check sales on "Silly 01' Summertime" by the Christy f Minstrels. Dale Nelsen was also in to spin "Devils Reef" by The Scavengers on Stars of Hollywood label.... A shipment of the Chicago Coin new DeVille United's big -ball bowlers are a consistent favorite on Belgian locations such as E shuffle alley and Williams new single player "Heat Wave" arrived last week at the bowling alley shown above. Here the game supple- ments official bowling play for patrons seeking an entertaining diver- 3e Automatic Sales Co. Bob Portale informed both games have been Advance sity played by the same rules. is capturing the interest of the operator and gaining steadily in sales. Sonny Lomberg returned from a successful trip thru the Imperial Valley... . At Amco Music & Vending Inc. Bill Happel said pool tables are one of the biggest items in games at the present time, with sales remaining firm and steady. Leo d h Simone returned from a well attended showing of the new LPC 480 Seeburg n in phonograph, held at the Cornet Hotel in Phoenix, Arizona. Lots of excitement o e in Amco's service department recently when Mr. & Mrs. Peter Beechler and Mr. & Mrs. Jack Fletcher became proud parents of baby boys. . . . George )f 1, Muraoka of Simon Distributing Co. reports a healthy spurt in sales this week o f l on new pool tables and used equipment of all types. John Freeman recently in s m the hospital for an operation said he is happy to be back on the job. Bob Maeda, 'r shop mechanic, spending a week in Mexico with family on a fishing trip... . Sam Ricklin of California Music Co. returned from a business trip to Las Vegas, and John O'Valle is enjoying his annual holiday.... Marshall Ames NI It of Vendart Distributing Co. reports business in general on a decided upswing. is Marshall and Joe Duarte making a business trip together to San Diego and le Mexico... . Strong sales action continuing on both new and used phonographs as r. Bank Pool, at the local Wurlitzer Factory Branch. . . . Some of the visiting operators pin ball, target gallery and other amusement devices set a e the tone for in seen on Pico Blvd. week were: Harold Lieberman, Granada Hills; Sheridan fun this often frequented Belgian arcade. be this rt Ti Thompson, Long Beach; S. L. Griffin, Pomona; Jerry Druker, Upland; Harry a ,i Dunsing, Balboa; Oscar Taylor, Newbury Park; Perry Irwin, Ventura; Larry ast l¡ Greenspan, Oceanside; Amos Hamady, Lancaster and J. D. Rodriquez, Tijuana. he you e If are reading :en

1 tie someone UPPER MID -WEST MUSINGS else's copy of tie mai Mr. L. I. Harris, Enderlin, No. Dakota, in the cities for a few days visiting a few distributors and also visiting relatives in Minneapolis.... Mr. & Mrs. Cash SOX ean John McCarthy, Waterloo, spending several days with relatives at White Bear tlzw 11Lake.... Sorry to hear that Mark Coughlan, Mankato, suffered a stroke last m Ilweek. Did hear that he has snapped out of it to some extent and is able to sit why not mail this coupon ... Leonard Anderson, Hudson, in town for the day picking up parts and repj)up records.... Also Clayton Norberg, in town for the day picking up parts and are ; records.... Jim Donatell, Spooner, in the cities for a few hours making the Seal°I rounds.... Hank Krueger, Fairfax, in town for the day and one of the few not complaining about the heat. ... Mrs. Earl Porter, Mitchell, visiting relatives in the Hills. Looks like Lawrence today Earl and son Craig watching the home front.... IJenkins will be starting soon building his trailer court. . . . The 25th. anniversary of the Aquatennial is now a week old and lots of visitors in the Twin !Cities. Guests at the Aquatennial were big names as Bob Hope, Arlene Dahl, CASH BOX aine "Hans Conreid, Gene Autrey and Pat Suzuki headlining the Aqua Follies Show (Check One) leetl° 1780 BROADWAY teach night.... Doc day. f I AM A time Keintz and son in town for the 19, N. Y. mte NEW YORK DEALER ONE STOP íncl Enclosed find my check. DISTRIB ,teal 1549'i Happy Birthday This Week To: [_', $15 for a full year (52 weeks) subscription RACK JOBBER g.chan E $30 for a full year (Airmail in United States) COIN FIRM disyj 11"m. OTHER Betz, St. Louis, Mo.... Donald W. McFarland, Galesburg, Ill.... Mike $30 for a full year (outside United States) Im'g, Yankton, S.D.... Edward H. Newell, Memphis, Tenn.... David Berson, pláln`' Ilarrisburg, $45 for a full year (Airmail outside U.S.) ,lied tr Pa. , .. Robt. Mishelow, Hempstead, N.Y.... John McNeil Elowe, sr., Greenwood, as ar S.C.... Arthur R. Berg, Fairmont, Minn.... Joseph Mangone, NAME .fIiami, Fla.... Leonard J. Goldstein, Cincin.,Ohio.... Wm. J. Barnett, Selma, date !4la .. Muriel Casola, Chgo., Ill.... John J. Hourihan, Glendale, Ariz... . FIRM W. Weiler, . Stern, sdis bruin Kansas City, Mo... . Dave Stern, Eliza, N.J... Harry are. ;Phila., Pa Lew Wolf, Snyder, N.Y.... Alfred J. Judy, Converse, Ind... . ADDRESS Sam Mided, J. .oRa°. Chgo., Ill.... Bernard H. Ryan, Nashville, Tenn.... Martin 3romley, Honolulu, W. Palm Beach, Fla. Dlp e Hawaii.... Marjorie H. Stambaugh, CITY ZONE ... STATE lot . Roy Westerland, L.A., Ben )11 Red Oak, Ia.... Wm. R. Rappel, Jr., Calif.... Be Sure To Check Business Classification Above! ibitngs Hofer, New Braunfels, Texas. lean<"0is ,osh Box-August 8, 1964 51

eu9 www.americanradiohistory.com .----r-T -r ¡11G ., Gottlieb Releases Riding New 'Bowling Queen' Eastern Flashes One-Plyr. Flipper

Harry Koepel, ace service engineer down at Albert Simon Inc., reports that Chicago metro New York phono operators are so pleased with the appearance and performance of the Rock -Ola 'Phonette' wall box that he predicts a sales rush of the same tremendous proportions as that on its big sister, the `Grand Prix' console. He says you can channel this well -spring of operator enthusiasm Coin' to the Phonette's' three attractive features-its smaller than average size, its capacity to be connected on the same system with several phonos other than the `Grand Prix' and its "beautiful musical reproduction." The sales rep also advises NY ops to get ready for the new ChiCoin `DeVille' puck bowler which should be off the license bureau's 'examination table' and ready for ops any day now. Murray Kaye, sales exec at Atlantic New York advises that the recent announcement by three more major record manufacturers on their entrance BROA into the production of specialized juke box material has conclusively estab. lished the little LP as a staple of the coin operated phono business. The addition of Sue, Canadian American and the Recording Industry Corp. onto the field has swelled the total number of labels producing the 331 rpm material to six along with Columbia, Kapp and RCA Victor. The stimulation of album play provided by the LPC 480's half-price bonus feature has, if anything, been getting stronger, Murray states, and has made the very existence of the little LP known to every customer in a location which has the console. Included among those releases which Murray mentioned are: 'The Oil Fields' by Alex Zanetis, 'Soul City' by Roosevelt Grier, 'The Four Amigos Live At GOTTLIEB'S BOWLING QUEEN The Hungry Eye' by the Four Amigos and `Pat O'Brien's Irish Favorites', CHICAGO-One of the first major all on RIC label; 'Wish You Love' by Santo and Johnny on Canadian Ameri- steps, just as soon as the vacation can, and `Jimmy McGriff at the Organ' by Jimmy McGriff on Sue records. recently at D. Gott- Bill Wiener at Wiener Brothers Sales advises that the new face in and period terminated field Troia. Frank's applica. lieb & Company, of this city, was the around the shop is newly hired engineer Frank Available in this country, and in tion was the most favorably considered by the Wieners from among the many introduction was made by Bill Herbord during a recent the foreign markets of a colorful, who applied, and the final choice w in 2 Player visit by this Smokeshop sales and service rep to the Weiners store. The beautifully designed new single play- TI er, called Gottlieb's "Bowling Queen." returns from those Universal 'Candimat' machines on location in the metro ADD -A- Alvin Gottlieb advised that one of area have, in Bill's words, "been most satisfying." The fact that Westinghouse te the most novel features in this flip- engineered and built the machine, plus its moderate price, have, in his words, ol in recent years. Also, reorders BALL per amusement game is the use of provided two of the strongest sales stimulators sa of the vender by operators have been unexpectedly good, he contends, and on multi -colored balls on a "track" in in ! the whole, the machine has been "a complete pleasure." The Wieners are look. Model v the light box. He further advised that collection ing forward to the National Automatic Laundry and Cleaning Council conven- er, reports from several random test lo- tion and exhibit to be held in New York Aug. 26th to 30th. Bill says that vend- tl cations, in different parts of this ing equipment is playing an increasingly more important role in the operation country, indicate to the firm's sales of laundromats and as such, several machine manufacturers, like Gold Medal, department that "Bowling Queen" are planning to exhibit at the Council's show, scheduled to be mounted in the will attain considerable popularity NY Coliseum. Among Gold Medal's machines which are slated to be shown al and a greater profit potential in the the Coliseum, are their hosiery vender and the general merchandise machine. As domestic and overseas markets. Other types of machines which have been cropping up quite prolifically in There is a spectacular light -flash laundromats include: detergent and stach venders, book, candy, cigarette, dynamic animation when the multi- bottle soda, hot and cold drink, fruit venders and change machines. colored balls in the light box are Speaking of vending equipment, many operators here predict that the kicked into action on the "track." hey -day of the general merchandise vender is not too far off, and the growth Gottlieb continued on explaining in sales of such merchandisers seems to bear this out. The fact that each location in mind has the playing and scoring features in machine can and should be specially stocked with the the "Bowling Queen." He said that mak- created a new and uniquely challenging area in which enterprising operators ing any lighted rollover kicks the red may speculate. Several machines placed in service stations and in bowling tur and white balls onto the light box alleys have pointed up the potentially big sales which can be achieved by vend did track. "Specials" are scored when the ing specialized articles along with standard merchandise, all in the same unit. 2. player skillfully maneuvers nine balls It's all up to the op's imagination. onto the `track'. Making more balls Abe Lipsky down at Lipsky Distributors says that location collections on and more and more ops are scores additional "Specials." - the `Arizona' gun game have been terrific that In another Gottlieb innovation new becoming interested in the little money maker. Abe has an easy method of a "Bumper -Rings" protect the colorful determining the success of the game, because as exclusive New York distriba uses ammunition and can playfield under the pop bumpers, tor, he also supplies the pellets which the gun for ni where the board generally gets the see exactly how many have been played. EXCLUSIVE! most wear. Louie Wolberg, down at Runyon Sales Co., is tickled with the continued In other scoring features hitting success of Rowe's `Riveria' cig vendor and `Tropicana' phono, and says tha' ACTION the targets on the playfield lights the Iry Kempner has been having a field day chalkin' up sales in the mid-Nev president pop bumpers for high score, and the York State area. Lou advises that Hurleyville, N.Y. operator and lo. BUCK'N bottom rollovers for additional "Spe- of the New York Coin Machine Association Millie McCarthy stopped in for cials." There is, as usual, the ever a chat. Other visiting operators to the Runyon store last week included: Geri CORRAL popular Gottlieb "Match Feature" on Browne of Paramount Vending in Beacon, N.Y., Steve Nekos of Nekos Vend- io the light box. ing in Kingston, N.Y. and Richie Wenzel, an operator from Port Ewen, N.Y, ih Al YOUR CHICAGO COIN DISTRIBUTOR! "Bowling Queen" is generously ap- Al Miniaci of Paramount Vending, N.Y., advises that he is now operating pointed with beautiful cabinet trim- 18 Scopitone audio-visual machines in the metro area. Al contends that de mings, such as: High gloss stainless liveries from Cameca, the game's manufacturer in France, have been ratber slow owing to other machine orders such as one asking for 400 Scopitone, h Choyo cabinet trim, new sturdy, metal for installation on Military camps. However, when Scopitone Inc. eventuaU! 3r. "Jewel Posts," and the Gottlieb begins to manufacture the device themselves in Chicago, Miniaci stated, suppll "Hard -Cote" finish on the playfield, problems should be alleviated. Meanwhile, the film machine continues to Zo)yrtaortic which greatly extends the playboard dazzle the European consumer, as evidenced by the recent placement of four machines on the grounds of the Festival Gardens at Battersea Funfair life an to 0. to all time high, according England's equivalent of our Palisades Park, and also by the presentation Alvin Gottlieb. Scopitone films on the machine at the `Festival de la Chanson Filmee de di .2ndtss>roés, Inc. This newest Gottlieb single player Film a Dancer' held recently in Cannes, France. t' flipper amusement game is currently Louie Druckman at United East Coast reports that sales of the new 'Tlge1 the', ' 1725 W. DIVERSEY BLVD. in full production in the factory. And, shuffle alley are fine and that the distrib is getting very good action on Belare shipments are being made to all of used equipment recently. . Morris Nahum and Vic Haim at R.H. CHICAGO 14, ILLINOIS N.Y., say they are in constant touch with their European contacts andar the firm's distributors. right on top of the European coin scene.... Fred Granger, managing directh of MOA, reports that the October convention is going to be just hke th "good old days" with the most representative legion of manufacturers, distr and ops seen in one place in a long time. Fred advised that MOA á(l follow NAMA to Miami with their convention in 1965 but will remain KEENEY'S Chicago-"the center of the coin -operated machine industry." ALL -NEW Dick Greenburg at Munves Distributors reports that they are preset conducting a terrific business with used arcade equipment, especially `strea8 vz. machines,' which are very big on what Dick describes as "farmer resorlr CUE BALL LOCK (15th out in the mid -west. He also says that Joe Munves, the company's salesmp ball locks cue In) COLORAMA in field who is it easy at the shop, will spend a little inn" the presently taking Y, PRE -ASSEMBLED PRO- time on the home front before taking off for who -knows -where. FESSIONAL STURDY the DIFFERENT Til BASE (NO WEDGE) Baltimore's Sam Weisman, State Sales and Service, was off on a :toiltrip CALL (Area Code 5161 PRO 1- 78 x 46 2 -PLAYER with wife Ida through the midwest and on up to the Thousand IsGone PY 8-2626 PRO 2- 88 x 51 FLIPPER GAME! 10 received a call from his office advising him that PRO 93 x 53 days, Sam or 3- record tl LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR PRO 4-103 x 58 See your Distributor Dave Koenisburg was ill and hospitalized. Sam sped back home in J fine and while the situation W A. or contact to discover that Dave was coming along tt of an emergency nature, Sam was delighted to be back and to hear J. H. KEENEY & CO., Inc. Koenisburg was coming along okay. State Sales is doing a bang-uP ]02n bind,.; U' S ILLIARDS Inc. 4307-39 W. LAKE ST. Wurlitzer ("best in twenty years," states Sam) and also Universals corn Phone: 626-2612 Area Code 312 mat." Millie McCarthy in NYC mixing with the politicos while 1 her trip with coin biz, pleasure and Albany talk. l9á 52 Cash Box-August B,

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C Chicago Chatter 1.1Avt.D DEPENDABLE tepe Hints of the coming fall season leans are in the air since D. Gottlieb a new single player & Company Coin -Operated Equipment iicts released flipper amusement game, called "Bowling r, the Queen," this week. It features dynamic animation with multi -colored balls on enth a track in the light box. Alvin and Nate Gottlieb herald it as a potential big age money maker based on previous pre-test collection reports in FRAM several DAVIS is nth random locations. You can depend on Davis Distributing Corp. for reconditioned and used coin - ¡ales operated music machines. Our guarantee is synonymous with top quality the world bowle over. With Davis you can be assured of expert workmanship and technical know- Edward G. Doris, executive vice prexy of Rock how. The following location -ready phonographs have been steam cleaned, recon- for -Ola Mfg. Corp., advised that ditioned and refinished to look and operate like new: because of a heavy backlog of orders on Rock-.Ola's "Grand Prix," "Rhapsody" at the phonos, and "Capri" and Rock -Ola IVI vending machines (also PHONOGRAPHS :heir "Caravelle" e cigarette vendors) production in the factory has been nsively stepped up considerably Seeburg AY 160 SFIR $895.00 to meet the demand. Adman George Hincker Seeburg AQ 1605 ess. T infos that Frank Doyle finally 695.00 took a much needed vacation after Seeburg Q 160 650.00 'orp. o a hectic year. Dave Howle is covering the Seeburg 3W1 (100 Sel. W.B.I im mat eastern part of the country calling on Rock -Ola 25.00 distribs. Seeburg HF 10OR of alb 350.00 inythin There has been another increase istence in production at Bally Mfg. Co., according to Herb Jones, since "Grand SPECIAL! consol Tour" flipper game has reached excellent ac- Bill DeSelm, 1 The O ceptance.... reports that United Mfg.'s "Tiger" shuffle alley Seeburg VL 200 Hideaway migos and "Thunder" big ball bowlers S595.00 are enjoying fine sales all over the country with (10) D-3WA Wallboxes :WI Fa despite the sizzling temperatures most nadian everywhere these days.... Bill Weikel, sales director of Fischer pool tables, CIGARETTE VENDORS Sue re informed us last week that the firm will Seeburg E-2 Reconditioned 'w face henceforth be known to the trade as Fischer Sales-Coin Division. $225.00 'rank's Seeburg E-1 Reconditioned 125.00 mong t A new remodeling program has begun at World Wide Distribs. during While there IN EUROPE we observed last week that the huge front IN PUERTO RICO nets showroom has been enlarged and st very tastefully decorated. Also the sales Holland -Belge -Europe Cancel Hermanos Inc. in in offices have been considerably ex- 276 Ave. Louise 1816 Loisa St. st Wes tended to offer greater convenience to the firm's customers. Phono chief Har- Brussels, Belgium Santurce, Puerto Rico ce, in old Schwartz supervised the remodeling program. Iry Ovitz tells us vending Write or visit our representative for guaranteed s. Also, quality used equipment sales are at a peak this month.... Ed Terms: ronten Riber hardly waited when he came in off his vacation to head out on 1 /3 Deposit i ieners a road trip calling on Wico Corp.'s custom- Required WORLD EXPORT ers. Counci On hand to pick up Eddie's work load in the offices are sales chief Milt I says Wiczer, Morrie Wiczer, Denis Parsons, Gene Goldstein and Ben Kaye. t in the DISTRIBUTING like Go Stanley Jarocki, of the Seeburg Sales DDuis Exclusive Seeburg e mount Corp., headed out on the road to call Dlstlítors on d to be Seeburg distribs last week. . . . The National Automatic Merchandising handise Assn. (NAMA) is stepping up the promotion of the forthcoming convention 738 EAST ERIE BOULEVARD ite pro SYRACUSE,NEW in McCormick Place, October 17-20, according to Sid Schapiro. The way it erer YORK 13210 candy, looks now, Sid asserted, this will be the most heavily PHONE GRanite S-1631 achines. attended and exhibited AREA convention in CODE 315 predict NAMA's history. f, and D D se fact Everyone is in at the Chicago Dynamic Industries factory these days after ,tion in the termination of the vacation schedule. Judging from the sizzling tempera- rprising tures, Ralph Wyckoff m tells us, they'd like to start all over again. What Ralph s and didn't achieved say is that he will be taking his vacation while everyone is slaving s away. MI MI in the BR s>. BB BB s> I l I O I fion cou Production is definitely at peak Williams mor at Electronic Mfg., and General SERVICE ... more than a word and Manager Sam Stern I to easy is keeping a watchful eye on the assembly lines to keep shipping hew Yet schedules up-to-date on "Heat Wave" single player flipper -type -at WORLD WIDE! mmaniti° amusement games. Sales chief Jack Mittel informs that sales are not affected I by the (real) heat wave around the country. I witwi the PHONOGRAPHS on o, and When the we chatted with es Hymie and Eddie Zorinsky, H. Z. Vending & Sales I COMPLETELY RECONDITIONED AND REFINISHED I !at or and Co. in Omaha, we learned that the coin machine picture there is very bright. -th y stopl ... Howard Ellis moved his United Products site up the street in Omaha I SEEBURG 222-H $625 I ace( tk insclei since Hymie Zorinsky had the old corner building razed for a parking lot fa - AMI L-200 595 ko or edify. I I ,P Ew AMI CONTINENTAL 1-200 495 le is no' I I contend Atlas Music's prexy Eddie Ginsburg was pleasantly surprised last week AMI CONTINENTAL 2-200 595 have b when !e, his old buddy Harry Rooklyn came in for a visit from his home in I I f Sydney, Australia. Harry was previously supposed to arrive for Eddie's big Ito'nelna 3uting stn several weeks I lin iaci ago. Stan Levin reported that Chuck Harper finally I co :ook his ac line vacation. placewe I nt GAMES I Batters° Speaking of rosy sales reports: Joe Robbins, sales chief at Empire Coin t Machine COMPLETELY RECONDITIONED AND REFINISHED Fi Exchange, stated last week that business has been better during the I I ha neon month of July than in the brisk spring season. This includes Rock -Ola phonos 1 GUNS SHUFFLE ALLEYS the and Empire's I of complete line of amusement games. C.C. LONG RANGE $375 United SUREFIRE $325 les t l' im ad Herb Perkins, I BALLY SHARPSHOOTER 195 United 3 -WAY 245 I 1{a of Purveyor, tells pus he has a new "gal Friday," Christine Kanopa, C.C. RAY GUN 175 United ATLAS 125 ea n costae, in his office. rnanaK I GENCO BIG TOP 175 United EAGLE 95 I :er be In fA Gottlieb's z new "Bowling Queen" single player is already making its mark I BASEBALL ARCADE I nat. National thagf at Coin Machine Exchange, according to Mort Levinson. Prexy Joe Midway DeL. BASEBALL $275 C.C. BIG HIT $215 lot will Schwartz expects who visits I I ;5 it to be a big winner in this area.... Anyone Bally BALL PARK 195 Midway TARGETTE 210 :he Vatican du sto Pavilion at the New York World's Fair can buy photos of Pope United DeL. BASEBALL 175 C.C. CRISS CROSS HOCKEY 175 let Daul VI I I at they from Exhibit Supply's new "SV -1" and "MSV" Scenic -Type post card capev vendors which nt, are beingserviced byDexter Color of New York, Inc. Exhibit I I as ferry machines are also and Parker on hand in the New York Power Authority Terms 1/3 Dep., Bal. Sight Draft or C.O.D. le i Pen Pavilions. wil end I We carry the most complete line of Phonographs, Games, Arcade I s8' where. and Vending Equipment. Write for Complete List! oil Johnny Frantz, prexy of J. F. Frantz Mfg. Co., infos that he finds the time le these bbo°° days to resume his almost daily steam bath habit despite a heavy pro- luction - risi ng a in schedule in the factory.... A reminder from Howard Ellis, secretary teasurer iÍ4I1/ORLD WIDE distributors lek situ of Coin that the next the Operated Industries of Nebraska (COIN), Ile in Chi 2730 WEST FULLERTON AVE., CHICAGO 47, 'ILL. and t meeting of the associaion will be on October 16 in the Sherman House ba ck a the MOA Convention. Dick Taylor, of Lincoln, Nebraska, is the presi - EVerglade4.2300 CABLE: GAMES-CHICAGO Ai fig dent UnNhl of COIN. ala w ,, ilít Cash Box-August 8, 1964 53

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HAMA Convention Program To Stress Marketing, Universal Match Sales For First Six Months Merchandising, Sales and Customer Relations Take Healthy Rise ST. LOUIS, MO.-Net earnings of CHICAGO-Vital sessions focusing on Whaley stated. Merchandising," a presentation de- Universal Match Corporation for the successful concepts in marketing, mer- The 1964 Program will feature na- signed to help increase sales at the six months ended June 30 were more chandising, sales and customer rela- tionally renowned experts as speak- location. Results of an industrywide than 14 per cent higher than a year tions techniques for vending operators ers; heavy use of audio-visual tech- NAMA survey of successful merchan- ago, UMC president Thomas B. Dona- are being planned for this year's con- niques, and emphasis on audience dising techniques will highlight the hue announced last week. vention of the National Automatic participation, following the successful session. "Organizing For Selling Effi- The company's sales for the 1964 Merchandising Association (NAMA), precedent of last year's meeting for- ciency" is next and will offer ideas period were $52,884,736 as compared according to Gerald F. Whaley, man- mat. Evening sessions will be limited about effective personal salesmanship. with $50,858,816 a year ago, repre ager of information services. to one each on Sunday, Oct. 18, and The final Monday session, entitled senting a 4% increase, and its net "Every aspect of the 1964 NAMA Monday, Oct. 19. Speakers will be an- "The Difference Between An Average earnings were $2,390,375 as compared Convention program will be designed nounced just as soon as they are con- And An Outstanding Sales Volume," with $2,091,184 in 1963. Earnings per to give hard-core, how -to -do -it ideas firmed, Whaley said. will analyze various company sales share of common stock for the first six and information that every operator All of the program sessions will be approaches and techniques. months of this year were 46 cents, an can take home and profitably apply at the Conrad Hilton Hotel with the Exhibit hours at McCormick Place increase of 6 cents per share over to his own business," advised conven- exception of the NAMA Annual Meet- are: Saturday, Oct. 17-12 Noon to 6 1963, on the 5,193,425 shares out tion chairman David Bach, Bell Vend- ing which opens the Convention at p. m.; Sunday, Oct. 18-1 p. m. to 6 standing. ing Company, Rochester, Minn., and McCormick Place, Saturday, Oct. 17, p. m.; Monday, Oct. 19-12 Noon to "The results for the first half of program chairman William H. Martin, at 10 a. m. The Annual Meeting is the 5:30 p. m., and Tuesday, Oct. 20-12 this year reflect excellent progress in Automatic Candy Company, Colum- only business program scheduled for Noon to 4 p. m. NAMA's Annual Ban- UMC's commercial business-in ma bus, Ga. Saturday. quet is slated for the International chines and parts for automation, vends Scheduled for October 17-20 at Chi- The single Program meeting on Ballroom of the Conrad Hilton Hotel ing equipment, match books, fabri- cago's McCormick Place and Conrad Sunday is in the evening. "Selling the at 7:30 p. m., Tuesday. cated metal products, and the other Hilton Hotel, the NAMA conclave also School Market" will examine every Martin said NAMA will mail ad- industrial areas we serve," Donahue features the world's largest exhibit of aspect of what it takes to successfully vance registration forms in mid - said, "and this represents the largest automatic vending machines and prod- operate in schools. It is the only August to vending executives through- part of the company's over-all volume, ucts. A total of 147 companies have "panel -type" session scheduled this out the country. NAMA members "As compared with a year ago, secured exhibit space as of July 27, year and will feature a school ad- register free of charge while non- Government sales volume for the six ministrator who has had experience member operators and their employees months ended June 30, 1964 was down with vending, a professional nutrition- must pay a registration fee of $10 to nearly $3,500,000 and the company's ist, an official of the Federal School see the exhibit "only" or $35 to gain net profits were adversely affected as Lunch Program and two school vend- admittance to both exhibit and busi- compared with the first six months of ing experts from the vending in- ness sessions, he reported. Persons 1963. These results serve to illustrate dustry. registering before Oct. 3 get -a 50 per the very strong improvement UMC Three consecutive business sessions cent reduction in their registration experienced in the first half in its are scheduled for Monday morning, fees. commercial business. Oct. 19: "Progressive Marketing," the Manufacturing and supplier com- "The company's Government Prod- TERRIFIC lead-off session, will provide a close- pany representatives who are not ucts backlog as of June 30, 1964 was up look at the vending customer, how members of NAMA and who are not up as a result of receiving two U.S. he buys and why; the second Monday exhibitors must pay a $50 registration Army contracts totaling $5,500,00t morning topic, "Realistic Customer fee for the first person and $25 for for production of erector -launchers VALUES Relations," will demonstrate how to each additional person registered. and related space parts for the Persh- successfully and profitably analyze, However, all registration fees may be ing Missile System," Donahue advised. live and work with customers; and applied to NAMA membership dues. "The company's foreign operations following that will be the convention's The Ladies' program this year in- have experienced record sales and major address, "Creating A Better cludes luncheons, teas, dramatic and earnings during the first half of 1964. Business Climate For Vending," by musical and a tour of There May Be Shortages In Coins- entertainment All in all, we look forward to con NAMA president Carl Millman. A the world-famous Merchandise Mart tinned progress in our sales and earn- But There's No Shortage At David repeat of one of a meal in Rosen In Good Used Equipment For last year's most suc- with the Merchants and ings. UMC results for the second hall cessful NAMA programing ideas, Manufacturers Club, a Chicago dining of 1963 were 20(t a share. We fully "Supermarket Of Vending Ideas," is landmark. Mrs. Darrell C. McCleary anticipate that the last six months of scheduled for Monday evening. (McCleary Coffee Vending Co., Bloom- 1964 will show substantial improve VENDING The four sessions Tuesday morning, ington, Ill.) chairs the NAMA Ladies ment over the comparable period in TAKE ONE OR ALL OF THESE Oct. 20, began with a talk, "Profitable hospitality committee. 1963," he stated. TOP TEN SPECIALS Each Eastrrn Electric 22 -col. Interstate Announces 15 CIGARETTE MACHINES $ 35.00 One Good Merchandising Idea May Wotta Buy! Complete As Is! Cole Fireball Management Changes 5 COFFEE MACHINES 125.00 For Your Minimum Location Win NEW YORK-Interstate United Col' The Price Is Right! $100 For You In October- Interstate Corsair poration, formerly the 30 -col. CO!' 18 CIGARETTE MACHINES 135.00 CHICAGO-NAMA has come up with an attractive contest for the purpose of Vending Company, who are now Like They Say In the Auto Biz ducting a monumental food service -"Each Machine A Cream Puff" soliciting vending operators' methods or procedures by which they increase their operation with Brass Bell Seeborg E-1 -col. per machine thirty-five * 22 and/or location sales. All an operator member need do to enter World'I 3 CIGARETTE MACHINES 150.00 NAMA's contest and possibly win $100.00 in prizes fill concessions at the New York Can't Tell 'Em From New up to is out a sheet soot provided through the mail to all in the association, describing how one mer- Fair, have recently completed Seeburg E-2 * 22 -col. structural changes on their mana- 2 CIGARETTE MACHINES 175.00 chandising idea helped increase his sales, and mail it in to the main office in Jost Like New gerial level. Chicago. Winners will be announced at the October convention, but even if an the I.V.I.-Lowest Price Ever operator doesn't win, he'll still receive a valuable and helpful copy of acceptable Ronald Wolff has been elected 7 COFFEE MACHINES 225.00 chairman of the board and also chair Rowe RV -750 suggestions compiled from those merchandising ideas submitted by association coin 10 COFFEE MACHINES man of a newly -formed executive 245.00 members from all over the country. had Complete & Ready To Go mittee. Cyril Chappellet, who Rowe L-1000 * Like New served as chairman of the board fro DRINK MACHINES 445.00 1959 until Wolff's appointment, will Williams * Guaranteed as a director. 14 BOOK -A -MAT 695.00 Hollywood Launches "Instant Energy continue on at Interstate Cony. To the Best "First In -First Out" Former vice president and directo! Multiple Coln Selection. CHAMPAIGN, ILL. Operators of fined methods of candy manufacturing app A Great Piece of Merchandise At - Kramer has been A Very Special Low Price candy vending equipment may be in- have once again been pioneered and president and Arthur B. Dreissiger' Rowe AK -7 terested to learn that "new and re- former president of United 22 COFFEE MACHINES 745.00 perfected by the Hollywood Brands Inc., w We Guarantee These Like Management Services, r New lefY Corporation," according to officials at merged with Interstate earlier tiro *We Only vice *Send For the firm. The officials describe their year, has been named executive Advertise BUY Complete "advanced system" of production with president. What We NOW & List Snack time? The newly -formed executive coo: the keynote phrase, "instant energy." will bt Have In WIRE-PHONE mittee which Wolff will head SAVE Hollywood Brands manufacturers the and Stock made up of Kramer, Dreissiger WRITE TODAY Hollywood Candy Bar line. Jerome A. Johnson, who remains vice Exclusive Rowe AMI- Distributor Hollywood has plans to reorientate senior president. tb+ its advertising and merchandising Interstate Uinted is one of Ea. Pa. - S. Jersey - Del. - Md. - D.C. World's Fair's largest concessronarl campaign to reflect the "instant operating in the neighborhood of time for ,131 energy" theme. These officials stated vending machines, placed at the,! that "new avenues of exposure now thirty-five Brass Rail locations ed DAVID r'OSENINC . I some of the Fair's pavilions.Inclu ROWE AMI being exposed in limited areas will be dlY among the many products s° 855 N. BROAD ST., PHILA.. PA. 19123 fully geared to take advantage of this at thetFe r music pense to the thousands a'- a' Phone: (215) CEnter 2-2900 major manufacturing breakthrough coffee, candy, cigars, cigarettes ("instant energy")." general merchandise.

54 8, 1964 Cash Box-August a B, www.americanradiohistory.com Meeting Dates & Trade SINGLE -PLAYER Events itó AUGUST a ter 2-4 National Candy Wholesalers Associa- an tion Sheraton Park Hotel, Washing- B Place: ton, D.C.

3-5 American Management Association Place: 135 W. 50th St., N.Y.C. co ;o, 4-6 American School Food Service Associa- Id tion Place: Portland Hilton Hotel, Port- eo land, Ore. rai lle i 19 N.Y. State Operators Guild Place: Hotel Washington, Newburgh, 6 c N.Y. ;ha hare 24-26 Notional Association of Concession- 3 ways to get Extra Balls aires Eastern Regional Conference Place: Mayflower Hotel, Plymouth, -st h Mass. PI(,.s COLORFUL 26-30 National Automatic Laundry & Clean- CARRY-OVER FEATURE ss-i ing Council atio Place: N. Y. Coliseum (exhibits); Bar- Kick -Back Gate is always open, permits player to flipper -kick balls wks bizon -Plaza (meetings), New Yods City back to area above Top Rollovers, collecting 50 points on the way. 1 th Free -Ball Gate turns out -hole balls into extra balls. Tour Gate the delivers free ball, scores 100, lights next City in 1 -to -10 carry-over -all SEPTEMBER feature. Plenty of extra y balls and 25 ways to score points insure for strong play -appeal, top earning -power. Get GRAND TOUR going il sa 6 Music and Vending Association of South Dakota, Business Meeting for you now. Coo Place: Mitchell, S.D. ace 18-19 .S m0 Minnesota Candy & Tobacco Distribu- tors Association to Place: Learning Hotel, Minneapolis, eme Minn. ha 18-20 Iowa Association of Tobacco Distribu- tors NEW E -Z LATCH nmt Place: Hotel Savery, Des Moines, Iowa 30, "BUTTERFLY" FRONT 24-26 Pennsylvania Association of Tobacco Permits quick, MOULDING in; & Candy Distributors effortless removal (no bolts and Place: Tamiment-In-The-Poconos, ROLLOVERS of top -glass, wing -nuts) Tamiment, Pa. encourages tor1 playfield routine cleaning and arch, speeds of '.or t 24-26 Michigan Tobacco & Candy Distribu- up of playfield. maintenance and eahae tors and Vendors Association repair Place: Stotler -Hilton Hotel, Detroit, ga 0 Mich. :hat 24-26 Texas Merchandising Vending Assocla- tion-Texas and Oklahoma Tobacco nard Distributors (joint meet) E -Z LATCH ales al 25-27 he secs MONY, NYS Operators Guild and Westchester Operators Guild PANEL V Speeds up are. Place: Nevele Hotel, Ellenville, N.Y. maintenance PdA six rn' parts by eliminating FIELDepairof front-cabinet 27 -Oct. 2 1 National Association of Concession- time-consumingnr ntial screws aires to raise playfield-panel. e able p Place: Conrad Hilton Hotel, Chicago grip" Exclusive Annual Convention design provides Bally "rigid all convenience - without of latched 28 1 danger panel -Oct. Motion Picture & Concessions Indus- of panel warpage. tries Trade Show Place: Conrad Hilton Hotel, Chicago loll AUTOMATIC Cha ADJUSTABLE its C OCTOBER BALL -RETURN 5 OR 3 Spares players the the trouble of pushing o are speeds up play, ball -lifter knob, 1-4 New York State Association of To- BALLS eliminates maintenance al fia bacco ball and Distributors, Inc. -lifter and ball service of .five Place: Concord Hotel, Kiamesha Lake, MATCH -FEATURE -trough. You N.Y. 97 cone'' 9-11 Tobacco Distributors Association of to th New Jersey, Annual Convention Place: The Colony, Atlantic City, N.J. See your distributor or write BALLY MANUFACTURING COMPANY 2640 BELMONT AVENUE, CHICAGO 18, ILLINOIS, 60618, U. S. A. aeen e 14-16 Music Operators Of America land Place: Sherman House, Chicago ,d Annual Convention jet,eau ftheb 16 Coin Op. Industries of Neb. Place: Sherman House, Chicago Ppp1D 15-17 :ate as Ohio Association of Tobacco Distribu- tors, Convention a -Exhibit jest Place: Statler-Hilton Hotel, Cleveland, been I Ohio 3r B. - Lol 17-20 National 7f Automatic Merchandising GRAND TOUR ALSO AVAILABLE Assoc. IN :es. Place: McCormick Place, Chicago Cte Annual Convention es 29-30 Wisconsin Food and Tobacco Institute Place: Schroeder Hotel, Milwaukee, d exec Wisconsin will !r, Wbo ADD -A- BALL t, NOVEMBER d iso e00 ,st 6-7 WITH HAPPY TOUR BACKG !igbbor Wholesale Tobacco Distributors of MODEL LASS Maryland Placed Place: loean Sheraton Belvedere Hotel, Bal- ail timore, Md. pa Yf b dac 9-12 American Bottlers of Carbonated Bev- nds a erages Place: ci6 McCormick Place, Chicago, Ill. a rs 9e' -ash Box-August 8, 1964 55

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D. Rosen Fetes PLAYER FUN MOUNTS... Sammy Davis Jr. OPERATORS PROFITS SOAR eigiGens') - g i . i SINGLE PLAYER 0 / "REPLAY GAME"WITH i ADJUSTABLE 3 -or -5 BALL PLAY

As ball hits "advance" bumpers and advances roll-over temperature climbs on thermometer in back box buttons, the A out" party for the new value 100 to 500 pointsI When thermom- "coming increasing drop target Davis album for Reprise, and eter "Blows Its Top," the drop target and two side roll-over Sammy a "farewell" party for the cast of lanes light for special scoring. Sammy Davis' musical starrer, "Golden Boy," made it a double cele- 4 DRUM TYPE SCORING REELS bration hosted by David Rosen at the Philadelphia Variety Club in that 1 drop target 2 sling -shot kickers city. Rosen (left) is president of David Rosen, Inc., Philadelphia rec- 2 flippers Number match ord distributors for Reprise. Sammy Slug rejectors Twin chutes (opt.) Davis is shown holding a copy of his new "California Suite" album. Rosen Plastikote Finish Playfield Stainless steel trim is also Chief Barker of the Philadel- phia Variety Club Tent No. 13, "Golden Boy" concluded a five -week pre -Broadway engagement at the Shubert Theatre.

Seeburg Releases Lee -Decca TORR Brenda LP 'Twin Pack'

CHICAGO-The release of the Brenda HoT Lee little LP 'Twin Pack' titled 'By Request' on Decca this week brings EXCLUSIVE WILLIAMS FEATURES: the total number of special 'twin packs' four since their Trouble -free Drum Units 33 rpm packages to WARM introduction earlier in the year with Large, Locked Cash Box 'Sinatra's Sinatra'. The Brenda Lee Latch -Locked Playfield release is listed under Seeburg's 'Pop Improved Motor Unit Vocal' classification. i Coin Switch cook The `Artist of the Week' for this issue of material is Al Hirt's `Cotton Candy' on RCA Victor label. A more Fß1610 elaborate package of Hirt material was released by Seeburg for the week of July 27th as their third 'twin pack' also titled `Cotton Candy'. W11'%I/Ii/M4 ELECTRONIC MANUFACTURING CORP. Seeburg's 'Pop Instrumental' cate- 'Bill Black's Combo Plays 4242 W. FILLMORE ST. CHICAGO 24, ILLINOIS gory offers Tunes by Chuck Berry' by the Bill w Cable Address: WILCOIN, CHICAGO NEVADA 2.4900 ... Black group on Hi label, Will Glahe's BUY THE BEST-BUY WILLIAMS `The Big Polka Band Hits' on London and Ray Barreto's `Latino!' on River- a side. SALESMEN WANTED: New Golf Game Simulates Real Play The Midwest's Leading Music and Amusement Game Distribu- Rabin Associates, Inc., the tor is looking for VALLEY STREAM, N.Y.-In 1963, of Jules experienced salesmen to augment its present the ratio of golfers to golf courses firm promoting the 'Electro -Golf, staff. We have offices in Chicago, Detroit, Grand Rapids, and was 841 to one, according to the Golf "Immediately after the player has Menominee. Various territories are available. Institute. They contend that there driven the ball from the tee, he sees a series of This is a wonderful opportunity for Salesmen who are aggres- are some seven million active golfers, on the scoreboard, through f plus several million additional `duf- lights and `clicks', exactly how far sive, and ambitious. fers' who are constantly in search of the ball was driven and whether it true. After Write, giving full description and photograph. a course or the opportunity to prac- hooked, sliced, or traveled tice without a long waiting period. each scoring, the `ready' lights indi- for the DOMESTIC DISTRIBUTORS FOR: To help fill this vacuum, the Elec- cate the computer is ready tronics Recreations Corp. has created next shot. The control panel can also EMPIRE INTERNATIONAL Rock -Ola United 'Electro -Golf, a computerized golf be adjusted for actual `fairway con- or heavy) bi' eminsom Williams machine which is designed to enable ditions (fast, average Midway a player to shoot one hole or eighteen flicking a switch." Division of EMPIRE COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE, INC. holes without traveling to a golf Rabin advised that Electro n¡cs CHICAGO: 1012 N. Milwaukee 1n9 EV 4-2600 CABLE: EMCOMACH course. Recreations Corp. will be going DETROIT: 7743 Puritan Dl 1-5800 Electro Golf operates with the com- full production on 'Electro -Golf about bined use of a coin mechanism and an mid -Sept. but that anyone interested attendant whose duty it is to dispense now can see a pilot of the game ! the clubs and balls. The coin mecha- operation at The New York Worlds NOW DELIVERING UNITED'S "TIGER" AND "THUNDER" nism is used to activate the game's Fair Travel and Transportation pa' complex scoring and computing ma- vilion. He also revealed that are"," distribution network has PHILADELPHIA, PA. chinery. The scoring computer is de- gional 1641 N. BROAD ST. signed to measure distance and direc- ready been set up with Ambassador City, Mo. for tion and to tell the golfer precisely Industries of Kansas star PITTSBURGH, PA. the mid -west and movie -TV 1508 FIFTH how far the ball traveled and whether c AVE. wed EXCLUSIVE UNITED MFG. CO. DISTRIBUTOR his stroke was true, hooked, or sliced. Bruce Yarnell handling the According to Jules Rabin, president coast.

56 Cash Box-August 8, 1964

www.americanradiohistory.com r CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SECTION IM - BALLY SHUFFLES; ABC SUPER, DE - SOUTHLAND ENGINEERING'S NEW luxe, Congress. Whiz and Speed United proved Trials"ime Original car - CLASSIFIED AD RATE 20 CENTS PER WORD Shuffles; Eagles and Atlas. GLOBE DIST. $495. IMTPERIAL COIN MACHINE CO., INC., 2330 N. WESTERN AVENUE. EXCHANGE INC.-498 ANDERSON AVE- Count every word including all words in firm name. Numbers in address count as CHICAGO 47, ILL. NUE. CLIFFSIDE PARK, N.J. one word. Minimum ad accepted $5.00. CASH OR CHECK MUST ACCOMPANY ALL ORDERS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. If cash or check Is not enclosed with order GAUCHOS $365.00 TROPIC ISLES $260.00 your classified ad will be held for following issue pending receipt of your check or cash. Swing Alongs $350.00 Eggheads $210.00 Cor- 50 RECORDED SONGS ONLY $3.00. MANY rals $250.00 Dancing Dolls $150.00 Sunsets great songs by favorite artist, our choice. $325.00 Olympics $270.00 Previews $325.00 NOTICE -$67 Classified Advertisers. (Outside USA add $52 to your present sub- New records, style of Oklahomas $330.00 Major You are entitled to a classified guaranteed. State Gigi $290.00 scription price). ad of 40 words In each week's issue music preferred-Pop, R & B or Country. Leagues $345.00 Soccers $350.00 San Fran- for a period of One Full Year, 52 consecutive weeks. You are allowed to change your Offer good only U.S.A. No C.O.D: s. ciscos $360.00 Oh Boys $350.00 Big Daddy Classified Ad each week if you so desire. All words over 40 will be billed at the rate RHYTHM A The Clocks $255.00 El Toros Please count RECORDS -BOX -ARCADIA. $260.00 Beat of 20c per word. words carefully. Be sure your Classified Ad Is sent to CALIF. $355.00 Coquettes $230.00 Three Coins reach New York publication office by Wednesday, 12 Noon, of preceding week to appear $190.00 Kismets $170.00 Mardi Gras $345.00 in the following week's issue. Merry Widows $475.00 Broncos Write Prin- cess Bowlers $425.00 Sparelite Bowlers HAVE YOUR "SQUOITS FUN WITH $825.00 Riot Guns $395.00 Silver Sails Ads Water" games factory reconditioned. In- $990.00 Golden Gates $850.00 Bikinis $625.00 Classified Close WEDNESDAY cludes new scoring arrangement, Improved Can Cans $725.00 Lidos 8725.00 Laguna pump, repair, refinish cabinet, replace worn Beaches $525.00 Roller Derbys $500.00 Send all copy to: CASH BOX, 1780 Broadway, New York 19, N.Y. mechanical parts. New machines made to Acapulcos $500.00 Miss America $300.00 order. Write - AQUATIC PRODUCTS Circus Queens $600.00 Cue -Tease $240.00 CORP.-8038 ALVERSTONE AVE. -LOS Marksman Gun $95.00 Touchdowns $325.00 ANGELES, CALIF. (Tel. 645-1980). Sportsman $350.00 Big Tent $250.00 Little FOR RESALE: SEEBURG AND WURLIT- Buckaroo $325.00 Big Horn $250.00 Little zer Phonographs, Games. Send inventory Pro $345.00 Speedways 5295.00 Shooting Alley $140.00 the WANT and lowest cash prices. HASTINGS DIST. Gallery $150.00 Flash Shuffle CO.. INC.-6100 WEST BLUEMOUND FISCHER SLATE TOP BUMPER POOL $125: NEW ORLEANS NOVELTY COMPANY, rise, ROAD -MILWAUKEE 13, WISC. United 11' Bowling Alley $75; Bally ABC 1055 DRYADES STREET. NEW ORLEANS, cas Bowling Lane 11' $75. Crating Extra. MO - LOUISIANA. Tel: 529-7321 HAWK SKILL GAMES CO.. 67 SWAGGER - sta - USED 45 RPM RECORDS. WE PAY TOWN ROAD, SCOTIA, N.Y. 12302. GAMES & MUSIC OF ALL KINDS: BASE & top KING SALES 45 RPM RECORDS, NEW OR USED. balls $100 up: Pin Games $75 up; S. freight prices. -1415 NO Bally Horses en a WASHINGTON STREET -BOSTON. MASS. quantity too large or small. Highest price» Alleys $50 up: Games $125 up; paid. Write ea; 6 for 81000. Also used Vending in stating quantity on hand. TONY $200 GALGANO DIST. CO., 4135 W. ARMI - AMI H 120 $245; J 120 $345; K 120 $445; & Cigarette Machines. Wire, write, or call! fide TAGE. CHICAGO 39, ILL. (Tel. Dickens CONTINENTAL 2-200 $595; SEEBURG V GABRIELSON & CO. -724 MEMORIAL phia USED 45 RPM RECORDS. ALL TYPES AS 2-7060). 200's $150 or five for $695; Q's $595 to DRIVE S.E.-ATLANTA 16, GA. (Tel. they run, right off the route. No sorting or $695; 11V 200 Hideways $95 or three for 525-7441). Sa picking. We pay freight from anywhere in $250; Wurl: 1900's $225 or three for $600: 'p7 o USA. Standing order available for regular Bally Fun Phones like new $95: Spinner IF IT'S PANORAM PARTS YOU WANT un. shippers. JALEN AMUSEMENT CO. INC.- TOP FLIGHT SALESMAN COVERING NEW $50; Table Hockeys $95; Pro Golfer $395; PHIL GOULD HAS 'EM. ALL, TYPES OF 1215 S. HOWARD STREET -BALTIMORE. England wishes to add one or maybe two ex- Also used vending equipment direct overseas FILMS FOR Panoram Peeks. PHIL GOULD Phi MD. 21230. cellent and proven products in the vending shipment from Port of Detroit. MARTIN -224 MARKET ST. -NEWARK. N.J. (Tel. No field. Draw VS Comm. WRITE BOX 712, AND SNYDER CO. -13200 W. WARREN LUzon 201-MArket 4-3297) five CASH BOX, 1780 B'WAY, NYC. AVE. DEARBORN, MICH. (Tel. 2-2300) BRAND NEW KEENEY BLACK DRAGONS. at NATIONALLY KNOWN RECORD COMPANY Keeney Deluxe Red Arrows, Keeney Twin interested in purchasing or leasing master Dragons and Star Lite uprights. SASKAT- tapes suitable for children's records. Replies YOUR USED OR SURPLUS 45 RPM REC- CHEWAN COIN MACHINE CO.. 1025 104th confidential. Write BOX 707 CASH BOX, ords, also new surplus LP's. We buy all NEW FORMULA 3-36 LUBRICANT RUST STREET, NORTH BATTLEFORD, SASK., 1780 BROADWAY, NEW YORK 19, N.Y. year 'round and pay top prices. No lot too inhibitor -Does not film or become gummy. CANADA. (Tel. 2989). large or ton small. We pay freight. BEA- Recommended by leading Mfg's for printed CON RECORD DIST.. INC., 725 BRANCH circuits - Steppers - Coin Mechs - Sole- EXPORT-KEENEY RED ARROWS $125.00; IS AVE., PROVIDENCE, R.I. (Tel. UNion noids, etc. Write or phone for dealerships. Trail Blazers $135.00; Jokers Wild $125.00; PANORAMS AND PANORAM PARTS. 1-7500. JAckson 1-5121). MILLER-NEWMARK DISTRIBUTING CO., Wms Big Deal $275.00; Wms Official Base- United Triple Plays Wanted. ADVANCE 3767 EAST 28th STREET, GRAND RAPIDS, ball, 10 Blade -O -Mat machines $25.00 ea.; AUTOMATIC SALES CO., 1350 HOWARD MICHIGAN 49508, or, 5743 GRAND Bally Lite -A -Lines $500.00 ea. D & L COIN ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. (Tel. RIAVER AVE., DEROIT, MICHIGAN. (Tel. MACHINE COMPANY, 414 KELKER ST., ca HEmlock 1-1750). NEW 45 RPM RECORDS. NO QUANTITY 949-2030 or 949-2031). HARRISBURG. PA. (Tel. 717-234-1051 or too large or small. We pay the highest price, 234-2235). Cable DALCOIN. plus all freight. Also over -run return hit records. Contact immediately for quick transaction. We pay cash. SUTTON REC- HI-SPEED SUPER FAST SHUFFLE BOARD REGISTERED FOR EXPORT: BALLY TWIST WE PAY THE HIGHEST PRICES FOR ALL like new $625.00. All Bally bingo's available, Bally Bingos and ORD CO. -26 WEST 20th ST. -NEW Wax. 24 one -pound cans per case. $8.50 Gottlieb Pinball» manu- YORK, N.Y. (Tel. CH 2-3250). f.o.b. Dallas, Texas. Sold on money back up -rights, pin balls, guns, and shuffle alleys. factured 1958 and up. Interested all brand Write for lowest prices. D & P MUSIC. 27 new closeouts. guarantee. Distributor for D. Gottlieb. the B Also arcade equipment. Cable ChiCoin. STATE MUSIC DISTRIBUTORS E. PHILADELPHIA STREET, YORK, PA. or write to: HOLLAND-BELGIE, EUROPE (Tel. 848-1846). title SPRI.. 276 AVENUE LOUISE. INC., 3100 MAIN ST., DALLAS, TEXAS. BRUSSELS NEEDS PIN GAMES. SUNSET 3 & BELGIUM. (Cable address.) HOBEL- IN LINE: creek EUROP-BRUSSELS. COW-BOY: FLIPPER FAIR: ETC. BINGOS ATTENTION OPSI GET LOWDOWN PRICES 30 Misa America: Roller Derby: Circus on all billiard supplies coin machine parts, ;'OWIn Queen etc: Arcade equipment: Juke -Box; EXPORT. KEY WEST: SHOW TIME; accessories. etc. DIAMOND COIN MACHINE AVE., NOR- since Rock -Ola; Seeburg: Wurl: 1962/1963; IM- BEACH TIME; HOLLY CRANES; BAL- EXCHANGE. 609 WOODIS PORT-EXPORT MARCEL GROSCH 3 LERINA, ETC: Bally Wild Lemon, F.P. FOLK, VIRGINIA. (Tel. 625-1716). MUSIC, - le 70 GAMES, VENDING. CALL. ATLAS BLD. AVROY-LIEGE. BELGIUM. Double Up; Triple Bell Draw Bell; Keeney: DISTRIBUTORS 1024 COMMONWEALTH Red Arrow; Flashback; Sweet Shawnee; Bread 2 -MIDWAY SHOOTING GALLERIES (VERY AVE.. BOSTON 15, MASS. (Tel. RE Black Dragon; Buckley Track Odds: Rock - Wil- 4-1384). ola & AMI Phonos. CROSSE-DUNHAM & clean) $195.00 each; 1 -only 6 -player 1ebrg liams Ten Strike (floor sample) $345.00; SEEBURG 161 OR 222 COIN OPERATED CO. - 225 WRIGHT BLVD. - GRETNA $439.50; 1 -United Shuffle Baseball (new) phonographs in good condition. Will pay LA. (Tel. 367-4365) WEST- Cash, Call or write. -BERNARD J. ROSEN- 1 -United Silver Rolldown $475.00. eek' fo ERN DISTRIBUTORS, 1226 S. W. 16th LATE BINGOS MISS BERG-726 NORTH KNOXVILLE AVE. - AMERICA/UP. GOTT- PEORIA, 9 (Tel. Peoria 309-674- AVE., PORTLAND 5, OREGON. iíirt's lleb 2-4 Players. Bowlorama ILLINOIS. Bowlers. Late Bally 1423). UNITED JUMBO OR ROYAL 16' BOWLER Unshopped, complete, working, $75; Bonus 16' $125 Duplex 16' $115; label. packed original cartons. Pay SPECIAL-SPECIAL -SPECIAL: RUBBER Prices cash in dollars. Advance 16' $200; ABC Tournament $75; for Pin Games -to Distributors Only. 1 FOB nearest seaport. MAX as is. Rings flirt & LOBO All are not shopped. Have Guns, COMPANY, 8039 Lawndale, CO., MEIR 23, ANTWERP, BELGIUM. five balls, drink machines and cigarette DYNABALL forth Cable: LOBOMA. (Tel. 33.81.33). CASH FOR SEEBURG 200LU. 45 rpm BACK - Skokie, Illinois. ground music units. Give condition and vendors. Write or call. CENTRAL DIST. .rd'ta' price. MUSIC SERVICE. 234 CEDAR AVE. INC.-2315 OLIVER ST. -ST. LOUIS 3. SOUTH, MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. MO. (Tel. MAL 3511). POKERINO. REFINISHED. RECONDITION, dy'. new backglass with drop chute, knock off, JUKE BOX or without match feature. Match fea- alpental AND BOWLER MECHANIC. with United Bowlers and Juke SHUFFLE AI.LEYS: UNITED SUPER ture in kit form for your present games. Bonus Keeney Deluxe Challenge $95: Also new backglass, points. decals. JAMES 5 Coma H MUSICº CO.. 162603 3rd JUKE BOX AND GAME MECHANIC. GOOD $95; AVENUE, MOLINE, ILLINOIS. pay to right man. Call or write ENGLAND United Top Notch $129; Ball Bowlers: Twin TRAVIS-P.O. BOX 206-MILLVILLE, by 6703). (Tel. 767- y' AMUSEMENT COMPANY, PURDY, MO. Bowler $275; T.V. Bowler $150; Classic N.J. Bowler Strike Bowler $95; All of the ,l WiU $150; above mentioned machines have been com- WALL - pletely shopped and refinished. TRI -STATE FOR QUICK ACTION: CHROME [its e boxes: 100 Seeburg 3W1 100 selection RECORDS, DIST. CO.-CALLIER SPRING ROAD - 200 selection on 45's AND $15.00; 100 Seeburg 3VWA Moo!' LP'S, SURPLUS, RE- P.O. BOX 615 -ROME, GA. (Tel. 234-7123, 1200 HARRY Area code 404). $35.00. SEACOAST DISTRIBUTORS. FOR SALE NORTH AVENUE. ELIZABETH, NEW CO. -453 MUSIC 8-3524-5. McLEAN AVE., YONKERS, N.Y. JERSEY 07201. BIGELOW (Tel. GReenleaf 6-7778). ONE ORLEANS BLOOD PRESSURE MA - chine. Zodiac type Fortune Teller. #11 Auto - SPECIALS. COMPLETELY RECONDITIONED FOR SALE TRADE-C.C. BULLS EYE Cue Tease (2 pl.) $195; Star Jet (2 -OR Photo off location. Still time for complete -Bally $195; al DROP Ball $50: United Handicap Shuffle arcade installation. Parts and supplies for pl.) $395; Williams DeLuxe Titan Gun ATTENTION: DISTRIBUTORS Alley $75; Bally Club Bowler $150; Bally Ten Spot $145: Serenade (2 pl.) $95: Gott- ord AND REC- ABC all arcade equipment. Visiting the World's Texan (4 pl.) shops. There's Gold on your Deluxe Club Bowler $175; Bally see the selection of lieb Liberty Belle (4 pl.) $395; Ciao' 45 rpm records shelf. Want Shuffle Alley $75; Regulation Shuffle Fair? Stop and largest Sioux (4 pl.) $145; Queen of 'EIe

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Mark V, 118x63 LPC-1-Stereo LP Console, 160 Selection ALL -TECH INDUSTRIES Deluxe Satellite, 77x45 Phono. WM'S Gold Crest (3x6' 6 Pkt Table) Deluxe Klub Pool LPC-1R-Stereo LP Console, 160 Selection Wñf'S VANGUARD GUN $185: SPACE 6 Table) GUN $175 UN. YANKEE BASE Gold Crest (4jyx9' Pkt. Regular 56x40 Phono., remote control. GLIDER 6 Pkt. Table , . 8145; UN. SPACE SLUGGER $60: Bally De Gold Crest (3x7' Jumbo 75x48 All LP Consoles have the following stand- Gold Crest (4x8' 6 Pkt. Table ard equipment: Personalized, Album Luxe Jumbo $145; Rally Official Jumbo $125: CORP. J. H. KEENEY & CO. of l'n League B/A $115: Un. Flash $145; Un AMERICAN SHUFFLEBOARD Colorama 2P Pin (12/63) the Month Feature. Plays 39-1/3 and 41 Cyclone $125; BETSON ENTERPRISES Electra "6" (6' 6-pkt. table) RPM records intermixed, Album Pricing INC.-3726 Tonnele Avenue-North Bergen, Electra "7" (7' 6-pkt. table) LEHIGH, INC. and universal pricing system. Half Dollar, N.J. (Tel. 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Vend Mad World 2P (5/64) -A-Book Comic Book Vendor CC-2-Coin counter Grand Tour IP (7/64) ROCK -OLA MFG. CO. BACKGROUND MUSIC WURL: 1800 $225; WURL: 2150 8345; Happy Tour (Add -A -Ball Model) Caravelle (20 Col. 800 Packs) Model 8002 Encore! 760 Sel. Wurl: 2200 $495; Wad: 2300 5595; Wurl: Deluxe Bally Bowler 16' lengths Cigarette Machine BMS-2-Background Music unit, 1000 sel. 2400 $696; War): 2500 $795; NORTH-WEST Model 426 160 -Sel. (Grand 7" LP DeL BMC-1-Background Music Compact 2nd (Jan. 1964) Prix) SALES CO. of OREGON,-1040 S.W. Super 8 Shuffle (4/63) St -Mon. BMCA-1-Companion Audio AVE.-PORTLAND 4. OREGON. (Tel. Bucky Bronco Kiddie Horse $996.00 Model 418 -SA 160 -Sel. (Rhapsody II) 7" LP, CIGARETTE VENDOR 228-6557). T. H. BERGMAN CO. Del. St. -Mon. 4E3-Modular unit, 826 pack capacity. Nat'l Sales Agents, Duncan Sales Co. Model 414 100-SeL (Capri II) with St Op- 4E3XM-Modular (less match unit) 826 pack Arizon (Live action tional capacity. Gun pellets) Model 403 100 -Sel. Wall Phono (83-1/8 Op- 4E4-Free Standing, Personalized, 825 peek CAMECA tional) capacity. Scopitone-Audlo-Visual Machine, 86 -Sel., 26 1628 Deluxe "Stereo Twins" Speakers 4E4XM-Free Standing, Personalized (Im UNITED 16' FALCON B.A. $425; 16' Seopi- Jumbo B.A. $195; Silver Roll -Down 8550; inch screen. Natl. Sales Agents, 1629 "Stereo Twins Jr" Speakers match unit) 826 pack capacity Super Slugger Baseball $95; Shuffle Base- tone Inc., USA. 1960 Remote Volume Control Unit 4E6, 4E5M; 22 sel.. cap. 825 ball (Floor sample) 5595; Chicoin: Six COAN MFG. CO. Model 500 160 -Sel. Stereo Speaker Wallbox COFFEE VENDOR Game Bowler S/A $325; 6 -Pl. Home Run CIGARETTE VENDORS 3 level personal pushbutton volume control 662-C-Seeburg/Bally Coffee vendor brew. Baseball $95; WMS. Titan Gun $325; Mid- Model 74 -MD: 74 sel., cap. 74 1578 160 -Sel. Wallbox coffee cup at a time. Coffee-Chocolate (dry way: Slugger Baseball $350: Deluxe Shoot- Model 74-APC; 74 eel., cap. 74 1684 100 -Sel. Wallbox ingredients) 200 7 oz. cups. Selective: 6 ing Gallery $225; CENTRAL OHIO COIN - Model 94 -UM; 94 seL, cap. 94 1661 Universal Wall Box Bar Bracket 664-D-Seeburg/Bally Modular Coffee gen. 418 4f4 MACHINE EXH. INC. 315 E. 5th AVE.- Model 94 -UC ; 94 sel., cap. 94 1981 Money Counter for Model 426, -SA, dor. Coffee -Chocolate (dry ingredients) COLUMBUS I. OHIO. (Tel. 294-3529). Model 116 -WM; 116 sel., cap. 116 & 414 7 oz. cups. Selective: 6 Model 116 -WC: 116 sel., cap. 116 Model TRLB-M-Coffee, Hot Chocolate, Soup 664-DS--Seeburg/Bally Modular Coffee Vas. CANDY VENDORS Vendor-Batch fresh brew, modulator door dor. Coffee -Chocolate -Soup or Tea Rh" Model 74-APD. 74 sel., cap. 74 and light, 600 cup capacity, coffee 4 ways ingredients) 450 7 oz. cups. Selective: 1 Model 94 -UD. 94 sel., cap., 94 extra cream and sugar, whipped powdered 664-R-Seeburg/Bally Modular Coffee Vsa. Model 116 -WD, 116 sel., cap., 116 chocolate, liquid sugar, liquid soup, fresh cream), MILLS AND MA- dor. Coffee-Chocolate (refrigerated JENNINGS FRUITSLOT Model 188-D, 188 sel. cap., 188 cream, with changer. 450 7 oz. cups. Selective: 6 CHINES. BALLY BINGOS. HOLLY Model 47 -Pastry, 47 seL, cap.. 47 Model 1403 -S ---Coffee. Hot Chocolate. Soup- Vendor-Fits sal CRANES and Flipper Pin Games for export. 767-Seeburg/Bally Coffee CHICAGO COIN MACHINE Single cup fresh brew. 600 cup capacity. in -line modular installation. Coffee -Chow ALMAN ENTERPRISES-BENDER WARE- Coffee 4 ways, extra cream and sugar, late -Soup or Tea (dry ingredients), Nil HOUSE-P.O. BOX 4300-RENO, NEVADA. Bronco 2P (6/64) with sugar and cream buttons a standard Champion Rifle Range (1/64) cup capacity. Selective: 6 feature. (Extra strong coffee button kit, PIC -A -PAC Cadillac Ball Bowler (1/64) Model 2017, available for Model 1403-S. 16 sels.. Spotlite Shuffle 11/63 All -Purpose Vendor Model 15G1; Also available as Model 1403 without hot time; Up to 815 Items CONTINENTAL-APCO, INC. whipped soup feature). CO. ATTENTION: WHOLESALERS AND EX- CIGARETTE VENDORS Model 1200-Coffee, Hot Chocolate, Soup- SHIPMAN MFG. PORTERS. Write for our prices on phono- Continental "30"; 30 sel., cap. 880 single cup fresh brew. 500 cup capacity. CIGARETTE VENDORS graphs ready for export shipment. UNITED Tobacco Shoppe "30"; 30 sel., cap. 880 Coffee 4 ways, extra cream and sugar Mark II; 13 or 17 columns DiST. iNC.-902 WEST SECOND STREET GARWOOD METAL CO., INC. buttons are standard. CORP. Model 3402-Coffee, Hot Chocolate, Soup and SOUTHLAND ENGINEERING -WiCHiTA 3, KANSAS. CIGARETTE VENDORS Little Pro (3/64) El Dorado; 13, 16. and 21 columns Tea-(Compact Model). Single cup, fresh brew, serves coffee and tea 4 ways. Traveling Frog GOLD MEDAL PRODUCTS Model 3403-as above, without 4 way tea Orbiting Gemini Ride Popcorn Vendor feature. Traveling Dinosaur Space Ship EXHIBIT SUPPLY CO. Model 450 Book-O-Mat/Shop-O-Mat. all pur- to Other EXPORTERS ALL TYPES EQUIPMENT IM- Card Vender (Mechanical). Model pose visual merchandiser-General sun- Travel Pony (Adaptable MEDiATE SHIPMENT. FOR SALE: NEW 412 "Vacuumatic." Vends Exhibit's dries and pocket books, 40-Selections-ca- Rides BALLY TABLE Hockey-profitable, low coot Trading Cards. Capacity: 500 . $78.60 pacity variable on merchandise. MFG. CORP. under $100; Coffee Machine and the amazing (Including 3.000 FREE cards) Model 3300 Can Soft Drink Vendor, 4 -flavors, UNITED Ctnch Shoe Shine Vendor. Samples Tiger Shuffle (7/64) of shine Card Vender (Mechanical). Model 200 -can capacity, 32 -cans precool storage. Bowler (6/64) available on request. REDD DIST. CO. 80 X500 (2 push chutes). Vends Ex- Thunder Coolidge HILL ROAD WATERTOWN, hibit's Trading Cards. Capacity: ROWE AC SERVICES VENDORS MASS. (Tel. 926-2250) - Rowe-AMI M-200 Phonograph with Auto- UNIVERSAL 1,000 Cards. $49.60 mix, Stereo -Round (Plays 33-1/3-45 ste- Candimat Vendor (Including 1,600 FREE Cards) reo or monaural records, Intermixed.) Has URBAN INDUSTRIES Poet Card Vender (Electrical). 200 selections, Models SV -1 & MSV "Vacuumatic." three -in -one convertibility, Movie Theaters Vends Standard Scenic Post Cards. 160 selections, or 100 selections. Model AP -10 Capacity: 1.000 Cards. HAC-200 Hideaway, 200 Sel. Mon. Panoram BALLY BINGOS: LIDOS, CAN CANS, CIR- $99.50 HEB -200 Hideaway. 200 Sel. Selective Stereo Kiddie Kolor Kartoon CUS Queens, Laguna Beach, Roller Derby, (Slug rejector included) CFA Stepper. CFI) Stepper, WQ-100 100 Twist, and others. Phonographs: Seeburg Plastic Laminator (Mechanical). WQ-120 U.S. BILLIARDS INC. Model 444PV "Vacuumatic." Venda Sel. W.B., WQ-100 700 Sel. W.B., DS160, AQ160, AY160, 222, 161, and others. 120 Sel. W.B., WQ-200 200 SeL W.B 6 Pkt. Series: Ship in United States or export from port laminating material. Capacity: 800. $98.50 Pro 1-78x46 of WQ-200-1 200 Sel. W.B., Dual Price Play, New Orleans. OPERATORS SALES. INC., FISCHER SALES & MFG. CO, WQ-200-8 200 Sel. W.B., Dual Price Play, Pro 2-88x61 4122 WASHINGTON AVENUE, NEW OR- Empress 101 LEANS, (101") 4 -coin Rejector. Pro 8-93x53 LOUISIANA. Phone 822-2370. Empress 92 (92") F-10410 Bar Grip, W.B. Mounting Bracket Pro 4-103x58 Crown One Hundred (100") EX -600 Cylindrical Wall Speaker Deluxe Rotation Bumper Regent 91 (91") EX -700 Wall Speaker Model 48 Regent 77 (77") L-2130 Ceiling Spkr.. Choice of Grille Model 67 Crown Fiesta-Reg. Bumper Types Listed: L-2136 Random Pattern, SPECIAL CHICAGO (Non Coin) Empire VIII (101") L-2605 VALLEY SALES CO. COiN: BRONCOS USED L-2136 Uniform Pattern, Circular Model 775-78x45 2 weeks-Write Princess Bowler 16 ft. Empire VII (92") Flush-Mount Grille $435.00; pack. Model 875-88x50 Sparelite Bowler 500 16 ft. $850.00; J. F. FRANTZ MFC. CO. Riviera Cigarette, 20 eel." 800 Model 976-93x53 Riot Gun $400.00. Gottlieb: Gigi $297.50; Little Leaguer (12/62) Celebrity Cigarette Merchandiser. 14 selec- Bumper Pool Egghead $220.00; Swing Along $355.00; Double Header (12/62) tion, 610 pack capacity, modular line. Regulation Gauchos $370.00; Corral $260.00; Dancing Save Our Business Ambassador Cig. Vendor 288; 14 sel., cap. THE VENDO CORP. Dolls $150.00. Williams: Big Daddy $265.00; U.S. Marshall 6d Gun 510 CIGARETTE VENDORS Kismet $175.00; Beat The Clock $260.00; Kicker & Catcher Celebrity Cig. Vendor 280: 20 sel., cap. 800 CAlA Console; 22 eel., cap. 860 Oh Boy $360.00; Soccer $350.00; San Fran- ABT Challenge Pistol Celebrity Candy Merchandiser, 11 selections, C-23: 16 sel.. cap. 620 cisco $375.00. Mist: Southland Little Pros ABT Guesser Scale 860 capacity. modular. 429 -Special: 11 eel., cap. 429 $350.00; Speedway $325.00; Midway Deluxe ABT Rifle Sport 77 Candy Merchandiser, 11 sel., 360 cap. Shooting Gallery $150.00; Bally Beauty Con- /rleto Scale Tasty 20 Candy Merchandiser, 20 sel., WILLIAMS MFG. CO. test $75.00; Marksman Gun $95.00. NEW D. GOTTLIEB CO. 660 cap. Heat Wave IP (7/64 6 San Francisco 2P (5/64) ORLEANS NOVELTY COMPANY, 1055 Bowling Queen 1P (8/64) Celebrity Pastry Merchandiser. selection, DRYADES STREET, NEW ORLEANS, 100 capacity, modular. Grand Slam Baseball (2/641 . LOUISIANA. (Tel: 529-7321). PAUL W. HAWKINS MFG. Celebrity Hot Food Merchandiser. 7 selec- Rodeo Pony $ 845.00 THE WURLITZER COMPANY tion, 140 capacity, modular. 2800 Stereo -Mono., 200 -sel, phono. Ben Bur Chariot 646.00 Celebrity All Purpose Merchandiser. 130 ca- Twin Quarterhorse 575.00 2810 Stereo -Mono., 100 -sel, phono. pacity, 130 selection, modular. Wall Boxes Derby Pony Jr. 550.00 Celebrity Fresh Brew Coffee Merchandiser. Sam The Clown 896.00 6121 Prvate Stereo Snkr. for me " n 11 selection. 750 cup capacity, modular. 5200 and! 6250 withw h Models 2300. INTL. MUTOSCOPE CORP. 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www.americanradiohistory.com COIN MACHINE INVENTORY LISTS -USED EQUIPMENT A Compilation of Phonographs and Amusement Machines Actively Traded On Used Coin Machine Markets -New Machines Are Listed Elsewhere in This Section MUSIC MACHINES Big Show (9/56) KEENEY Lucky Strike (1/58) K Spr. Big Tent (6/57) Ke Sportland AMI Bounty (Bingo) (10/63) Flash Back TV (with rollovers) K Shawnee (1/59) Ke TwoGun Fun (3/62) Old Plantation (2/61) Player's Choice (9/58) K Big Roundup (3/59) Mid Red Ball (5/59) 040,'51, 40 Sel. Can -Can (10/61) Black Dragon Twin Bowler (10/58) K Little Buckeroo (4/59) Mid Joker Ball (11/59) D-80, '51, 80 Sel. Carnival (11/57) EL Rancho Hacienda King Bowler (3/59) K Del. Big Tent (5/59) Midway Bazooka (10/60) E-40,'53, 40 Sel. Carnival Queen (11/58) Rainbow (6/62) Queen Bowler (9/59) K Big 3 (5/59) Midway Shooting E-80, '53, 80 Sel. Circus (8/57) Go -Cart 1P (5/63) Duke Bowler (8/60) K Touchdown (9/59) Gallery (2/60) E-120,'53, 120 Sel. Circus Queen (2/61) Poker Face 2P (9/63) Duchess Bowler (8/60) K Big Dipper (10/59) Mid. Del. Baseball (5/62) F-40, 40 Sel. County Fair (10/59) '54, WILLIAMS Princess (4/61) K Twin Big Tent Mid. Target Gallery (7/62) F-80, '54, 80 Sel. Crossroads (1/56) Beat The Clock (12/63) Gold Crown (3/62) Criss Cross Diamond (1/60) Mid. Carn. Tgt. Glry. (2/63) F-120,'54, 120 Sel. Cue -Tease 2P (7/63) Big Daddy 1P (9/63) Royal Crown (8/62) K Red Arrow (4/60) Mid. Slugger BB (3/63) G-80, '55, 120 Sel. Cypress Gardens (6/58) Big Deal 1P (2/63) Grand Prize (3/63) Sweet Shawnee '60 Mid. Rifle Range (6/63) G-120, '55, 120 Sel. Double Header (7/56) Black 1P Spare Black Dragon '60 Mid. Raceway (10/63) G-200, '56, 200 Sel. Funspot '62 (11/62) Jack (1/60) Official Lite (9/63) Casino 17P (10/58) K Twin Red Arrow (5/60) Mid. Winner 2P (12/63) H-120. '57, 120 Sel. Flying Circus 2P (6/61) SHUFFLES -BOWLERS House 1P Flashback (6/61) BB (3/64). H-200, '57, 200 Sel. Golden Gate (6/62) Club (10/59) UNITED K Mid. Top Hit Panorama Peek l -100M, '58, 100 Sel. Hootenanny (Pin)1P(11/63) Coquette (4/62) Shuffles ARCADE Mills 200 Key West (12/56) Crossword 1P (4/59) Clipper (5/55) (11/54) 1-200M, '58, Sel. ABT 6 Gun Rifle Range 1-200E,'58, 200 Sel. Laguna Beach (3/60) Darts 1P (6/60) Sth Inning (6/55) Munves Bike Race (5/58) El Toro 2P (8/63) Capitol (6/55) Air Football Munv. Sat. Trkt. (5/59) J -200K, '59, 200 Sel. Lido (2/62) Fiesta 2P (12/59) Super Bonus Air Hockey Mu Atomic Bomber J -200M,'59, 200 Sel. Lite -A -Line (2/61) (9/55) Lotta -Fun (9/59) Four Roses IP (12/62) Deluxe model Auto Photo Model 9 Mu Ace Bomber J-120,'59, 120 Sel. Amer. Shuffle Situation K-200, '60, 200 Sel. Bongo 2P (3/64) Four Star IP (7/58) Top Notch (10/S5) Mu Dr. Mobile Miami Beach (9/54) Gay Paree (6/57) Regulation (11/55) (5/61) Mu Fly Saucers K-120, '60, 120 Sel. B Undersea Raider Continental '60, 200 Sel. Miss America (2/58) Gldn. Bells 1P (9/59) 6 -Star (10/57) Muto Lord's Prayer Gldn. B Derby Gun (2/60) Mu Lyric, '60, 100 Sel. Monte Carlo 1P(Pin) (2/64) Gloves 1P (1/60) Midget Bowling (3/58) Photo (Pre -War) Gusher B Bulls Eye Shooting Mu Photo Continental 2, '61, 200 Sel. Moonshot (3/63) IP (9/58) Shooting Stars (4/58) (DeLuxe) Gallery (9/55) Mu Continental 2, '61, 100 Sel. Night Club (4/56) Jig Saw 1P (12/57) Eagle (5/58) Silver Gloves Parade (6/56) Jumpin' Jacks 2P (4/63) Atlas (8/58) B Big Inning (5/58) Mu Sky -Fighter ROCK -OLA B Heavy Hitter (4/59) Queens 1 Bch., Is.) (3/60) Jungle 1P (9/60) Cyclone (10/58) Muto Voice -O -Graph 1436,'52, Fireball, 120 Sel. Roller Derby (6/60) Kingpin (9/62) Niagara (11/58) B Ball Park (4/60) Pre -War Model 1436A,'53, Fireball, 120 Sel. B Sharpshooter Sea Island (2/59) Kings 113 (8/57) Dual (1/59) (2/61) Post -War Model 1438, '54, Comet, 120 Sel. Ship -Mates 4P (2/64) Mardi Gras 4P (11/62) Zenith (6/59) B Golf Champ (8/58) Mu K. O. Champ 1446,'54, HiFi, 120 Sel. B Bat. Shoot -A -Line (6/62) Merry Widow 4P (10/63) Flash (6/59) Practice (8/59) Mu Drive Yourself 1488, '55 HiFi, 120 Sel. B Skill Show Time (3/57) Music Man 4P (8/60) 3 -Way (9/59) Roll (B 3/58) Mu BangO-Roma (4/57) 1452, '55, 50 Sel. B Moon Raider Silver Sails Naples 2P (9/57) 4 -Way (12/59) (7/59) Philadelphia Toboggan 1454, '56, 120 Sel. (11/62) Sky Diver IP (4/64) Nags 1P (3/60) Big Bonus (2/60) B Target (10/59) Skee Alley 1455, '57, 200 Sel. B Spook Star 2P (12/63) Oh, Boy 2P (2/64) Sunny (5/60) Gun (9/58) Scientific Pitch 'Em 1458,'58, 120 Sel. Jet (Pin) Sun Valley Palooka 1P (5/64) Sure Fire (10/60) B Skill Parade (1/59) Seeburg Bear Gun 1465,'58, 200 Sel. (7/57) Target Roll (1/58) Reno IP (10/59) Line -Up (1/61) B Skill Score (6/60) Seeburg Coon Hunt 1475, '59, 200 Sel. Tempo I B Skill Derby (10/60) 3 -In -Line 4P (8/63) Rocket 1P (11/59) 5 -Way (5/61) Set Shot Basketball 1468,'59, 120 Sel. Tempo I B Del. Skill Parade (4/59) Touchdown (11/60) Satellite IP (7/58) Avalon (4/62) Southland's Speedway (6/63 ) 1485, '60, 200 Sel. Tempo II Soccer 1P (3/64) Silver (6/62) B Table Hockey (2/63) Southland Fast Draw '63 1478,'60, 120 Sel. Tempo Twist (11/62) II U.S.A. (8/58) Sea Wolf IP (7/59) Shuffle Baseball B Spinner (2/63) Novelty Southland Time 1495, '61, 200 Sel. Regis (6/62) Trials Serenade 2P (5/60) Action (7/62) B Bank Ball (1/63) 1488,'61, 120 Sel. Regie CHICAGO COIN (9/63) Sun Skill Pool IP (6/63) Embassy (9/62) B Fun Phone (3/63) 1496,'62, 120 Sel. Empress Valley (8/63) Telequiz Firecracker 2P (12/63) Space Ship 2P (12/61) Circus Roll -Down (9/62) Capitol Midget Movies 1497, '62, 200 Sel. Empress CC Bullseye Baseball Un Jungle Gun GOTTLIEB Starfire (1/57) Lancer (11/62) 1493,'62,100 Sel. Princess CC Basketball Champ Un Carn. Gun (10/54) Around Wld. 2P (7/59) Steeplechase 1P (11/57) Sparky (12/62) Un Bonus Baseball (3/62) SEEBURG Swing Time (5/53) Caravelle (2/63) CC 4 -Player Derby M100A,'51, 100 Sel. Atlas 2P (5/59) IP Un Bonus Gun (1/55) 10 Strike 2P (I/58) Crest (4/63) CC Goalee M100B'51, 100 Sel. Big 1P (1/64) Un Star Slugger (7/55) 3-D IP (11/58) Rumpus Targette (5/63) CC Midget Skee M100BU,'Sl, 100 Sel. Bonanza 2P (6/64) Super model Un Spr. Slugger (4/56) Brite Tic Tac -Toe 1P (1/59) Astro (6/63) Light Cab Star 2P (4/58) CC Big League (5/55) Un Pirate Gun (10/56) M100C,'52, Captain Kidd 2P (7/60) Tom -Tom 2P (1/63) Ultra (8/63) Un Yankee BB (3/59) 100 Sel. Top Hat Skinny CC Twin Hockey (5/56) HF100G, '53, 100 Sel. Contest 4P (10/58) (10/58) (11/63) Un Sky Raider (10/58) Trade Winds (6/62) Jill -Jill (11/63) CC Shoot The Clown HF100R, '54, 100 Sel. Conti. Cafe 2P (7/57) CC Stm. Wm. Del. BB (4/53) Cover Turf Champ (8/58) Bank Pool (11/63) Shovel (5/56) V200,'55, 200 Sel. Girl 1-Plyr. (7/62) CC Batter Up (4/58) Wm. Major Leaguer VL200, '56, 200 Criss Cross 1P (3/58) Twenty -One 1P (2/60) Topper (2/64) Wm. Big Lg. BB Sel. Tempest CC Criss Cross (2/54) KD200H,'57, 200 Sel. Dneg. Dolls 1P (6/60) Valient 2P (8/62) (2/64) Wm. Jet Fighter (10/54) Vagabond (10/62) Parer (1/641 Hockey (10/58) L100,'57, 100 Sel. Dbl. Action 2P (1/59) CC Croquet (8/58) Wm. Safari (2/54) Egg Viking 2P (10/61) Ball Bowlers 201, '58, 200 Sel. Head 1P (12/61) CC Playland Wm. Polar Hunt (3/55) SHUFFLES Bowling Alley (11/56) Rifle 161, '58, 160 Sel. Fair Lady (12/56) -BOWLERS Gallery (8/59) Wm. Sidewalk Eng (4/55) 222, '59, 160 Sel. Falstaff 4P (11/57) BALLY Jumbo Bowling (9/57) Wm. King of Swat (5/55) Royal Bowler CC Pony Express (4/60) 220,'59, 100 Sel. Fashion Show 2P (6/62) Shuffles (12/57) CC Ray Wm. 4 -Bagger (4/56) ABC Pixie Bowler (8/58) Gun (10/60) Q-160, '60, 160 Sel. Flagship (1/57) Bowler (7/S5) CC Wild West (5/61) Wm. Crane (10/56) Q-100, '60, 100 Sel. Flipper 1P (11/60) Jumbo Bowler (9/55) Duplex (11/58) Wm. Penny Clown (12/56) Simplex CC Long Range Rifle AY1005, '61, 160 Sel. Flipper Clown (4/62) King Pin Bowler (9/55) (5/59) Gallery (1/62) Wm. 1957 Baseball Flipper ARC Spr. Advance (5/59) AY1005, '61, 100 Sel. Cowboy 1-P(10/62) Del. (9/57) CC All-Star Baseball (1/63) Wm. 10 -Strike (12/57) DS Flipper All -Star League (10/59) 160,'62, 160 Sel. Fair IP (11/61) Bowling (12/57) CC Big Hit (10/62) Wm. Ten Pine (12/57) Flpr. -Star Handicap (11/59) DS 100, '62, 100 Sel. Parade (5/61) All Deluxe (2/58) CC Pro Basketball (6/61) Wm. Shortstop (4/58) Foto Lucky Teammate (12/59) WURLITZER Finish IP (1/61) Shuffle (9/58) CC Riot Gun (6/63) Wm. Pinchhitter (4/59) 1250, '50, 48 Sel., 45 or Flying Chariots 2P (10/63) Star Shuffle (10/58) Falcon (4/60) Wm. Vanguard (10/58) Savoy (5/60) Ex Gun Patrol 78 RPM Gaucho 4P (1/63) Speed Bowler (11/58) Ex Gun Wm. Hercules (2/59) 1400,'51, Bowl-A -Rama (9/60) Jet 48 Sel., 45 or Gigi IP (12/63) Club Bowler (2/59) Ex Space Gun Wm. Crusader (6/59) 78 Tip Top (10/60) RPM Gondolier 2P (8/58) Club Deluxe (5/59) Ex Pony Express Wm. Titan (8/59) 1450, Dixie (1/61) '51, 48 Sel., 45 or Hi -Diver 1P (4-59) Monarch Bowler (11/591 Ex Six Shooter Wm. Del. Bat. Champ Cameo 5 -Star Bowling (5/61 78 RPM Kewpie Doll IP (10/60) Official Jumbo (9/601 Ex Shooting Gal. (5/61) 1500, Classic (6/61) (6/54) '52, 104 Sel., 45 & Lancer 2P (8/61) Jumbo Deluxe (9/60) Ex Star Shtg. Gal. (9/54) Wm. Extra Inning (5/62) 78 Intermix Alamo (4/62) Liberty Belle 4P (3/62) Ball Bowlers Ex Sportland Shooting Wm. World Series (5/62) 1500 Sahara (7/62) A, '53, 104 Sel., 45 Ling. Ball IP (12/59) ARC Bowl. Lane (1/57) Gallery (11/54) Wm. Road Racer (5/62) & 78 Intermix Lite -A -Card 2P (3/60) ABC Tournament (6/57) Tropic Bowler (9/62) Bally Lucky Ex "500" Shooting Champion Horse 1600,'53, 48 Sel., 45 & Mademoiselle 2P (11/59) ABC Champion (10/57) (11/62) Gallery (3/55) Bally Moon Ride 78 Intermix Cypress (12/62) Maiestic (4/57) Strike Bowler (11/57) Ex Treasure Cove Wm. Official Baseball (4/60) 1650,'53, 48 Melody Sabre (2/63) Sel. Lane 2P (9/60) Trophy Bowler (4/581 Shooting Gal. (6/55) Wm. Major League (3/63) 1650A, '54, 48 Regal (4/631 Sel. Mry-Go-Round 2P (12/60) Lucky Alley (8/58) Ex Wm. VoiceOGraph 1962 1700, '54, Fore (8/63) Jungle Hunt (3/57) 104 Sel. Miss Annabelle 1P (8/59) Pan American (6/59) Ex Ringer Ball (11/56) 1800, '55, 104 Fntora (12/631 KIDDIE RIDES Sel. Oklahoma 4P (2/61) Challenger (9/59) Ex Pop Gun (9/57) 1900, '56, 200 Sel. Olympics Tornado (3/64) 1-P (9/62) Super Shuffle (12/61) Ge Lucky Seven Bally Champion Horse 2000, '56, 200 Sel. Picnic 2P (10/58) Rig 7 Shuffle (9/621 WILLIAMS Ge Sky Gunner Bally Moon Ride 2100, '57, 200 Sel. Preview 2-P (8/62) CHICAGO COIN Boll Bowlers Ge Night Fighter Pony Twins 2104,'57, 104 Sel. Qun. of Diam. -A (6/59) Shuffles Roll -Ball (12/56) Ge 2 -Player Basketball Bally Space Ship 2150,'57, 200 Sel. Race Time 2P (3/59) Triple Strike (2/55) 6 Player Ge Rifle Gal. (6/54) Bally Speed Boat 2200,'58, 200 Sel. Rack -A -Ball IP (12/62) Arrow (2/55) UPRIGHTS Ge Bally Tnrvle. Trolley 2204, '58, 104 Big Top Rifle Sel. Rocket Ship IP (5/58) Cr. Cross Targette (I/55) AB Circus (5/56) Gallery (6/54) Bert Lane Lancer Horse 2250,'58, 200 Sel. Roto Pool IP (7/58) Bonus Score (4/55) AB County Fair (3/571 Super model (12/55) Bert Lane Merry -Go - 2300, '59, 200 Sel. Royal Flush (5/57) Hollywood 2304,'59, (5/55) AB Circus Wagon Ge Gun Club Round 104 Sel. Seven Seas 2P (1/60) Blinker 2310,'59, (8/55) Wheels (12/58) Ge Wild West Gun (2/55) B.L. Miss America Boat 100 Sel. 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