OCTOBER 31, 1964 SEVENTIETH YEAR 50 CENTS ARMADA Bd. Would Seek Needed Change CHICAGO -ARMADA, at its practices will be referred to this board meeting at the Edgewater committee. Beach Hotel here Thursday Committee Members (22), stated its intention of peti- Members of the trade prac- tioning, if necessary, the Federal tice committee include Joe Trade Commission for amend- Cohen, Essex Distributors, New- ments to the FTC trade practice ark, N. J.; Milt Salstone, M -S Bulbo rules. The distributors trade International Music - Record Newsweekly Dist., Chicago; Henry Nathan- The organization stated it would son, General Dist., Baltimore; make the best of the rules as John Sippel, Monument Rec- Radio-TV Programming Phono-Tap P.ierc hand iaing Coin Machine Operating presently issued, but would re- ords, Hendersonville, Tenn. Also gard these as a beginning rather on the committee are the follow- than a final product. Areas of ing ex- officio members: Bob had to do with dissatisfaction Chatton, ARMADA vice - presi- the non -issuing of rules cover- dent and Oakland Calif., dis- ing transshipping, selling below tributor; Amos H e i l i c h e r, Record Industry Terms cost, regulation of cutouts, etc. ARMADA president and Minne- The ARMADA board ap- apolis distributor; Earl Kintner, pointed several committees. ARMADA attorney and Wash- Too General These included a trade practices ington representative, and Ed- FTC Rules committee, the function of gard Jones, ARMADA executive which is to promote compliance secretary. hinges upon whether a corn - By NICK BIRO and water Beach Hotel here - with the FTC rules and to Because of the condition of the panel plaint affects the public interest, RAY BRACK seemed confused that serve as a liaison with FTC rep- the record industry and the he said. of experts on the FTC Trade resentatives, as needed. The many problems posed thereby, Record execu- Workshop provided CHICAGO - Practices Reilly stated he was aware committee, it was carefully the ARMADA board decided tives attending the biggest all - no pat answers to specific in- that some industry problems spelled out by the ARMADA upon a greater distribution of ever sponsored The experts industry meeting dustry problems. were not covered in the rules. board, is not to be considered responsibility within ARMADA. rules are to be by ARMADA - at the Edge- stated that the But the FTC realizes the exist - as a policing group; but any Therefore, in addition to above considered a guide. Individual (Continued on page 8) complaints regarding trade (Continued on page 8) cases, it was pointed out, must be considered with regard to their over-all effect on compe- tition and on the consumer pub- Pushes Aid for lic. Crash Kills Executives in attendance were advised to consult with Williams' Film their attorney to determine whether they were complying Roush; Song NASHVILLE with the rules. Industry people -Mrs. Jo Walk- in attendance seemed to want er, executive director of the quick answers with regard to Country Music Association, last problems involving functional Is Prophetic week called for all -out support discounts, transshipping, etc. of the CMA- sponsored premiere By ELTON WHISENHUNT showings of MGM's Hank Wil- FTC Commissioner John R. liams' biopic, "Your Reilly, who addressed the as- Cheatin' KENTON, Ohio Sonley Heart," in Montgomery, semblage during lunch, stated - Ala. Roush, 27, manager of Frank (Nov. 4) and Nashville (Nov. 6). that he has no illusions relative J. to these rules being the final Wilson and the Cavaliers, was Proceeds of these two premieres killed early will go to CMA's building fund. answer. Initial compliance, Friday morning (23) Reilly stated, is in the hands when a station wagon he was First night seats are being driving sold at $5 per person. CMA of the industry. He suggested and a tractor -trailer that record people make use of truck collided on Highway 50 bought the premiere perform- here. ances for both showings, and private counsel. He pointed out will net $4 per ticket sold. that the FTC needs help and in- The five other occupants of the station wagon Mrs. Walker stressed the im- formation. A violation of law, were injured. portance to he stated, depends upon inter- They are Wilson, who sustained CMA that both the chest Montgomery and the Nashville pretation of act. injuries; Bobby Wood, events be sellouts. She called Memphis recording artist with Reilly added that he was not Joy Records who on all sectors of the industry to surprised that the rules are con- is in critical rally to condition with a broken neck, the CMA cause by help- sidered ambiguous. The FTC, and ing to make this a financial suc- the following members of however, cannot hide behind the ambiguity, Cavaliers: Buddy Croyle, he added. The test sax and guitar; Jerry Graham, JOHNNY TILLOTSON is well on his way to adding overseas laurels to his drums, and Phil Trunzo, bass. Stateside success. He just recently returned from a SRO tour of South America, Witnesses said that Roush fell is presently in Ireland and storms England November 2. His current world -wide asleep at the wheel. The group Epstein Diversifies; MGM hit single is "She Understands Me" K13284. (Advertisement) (Continued on page 8) Becomes a Producer Dean's C&W LONDON -Brian Epstein has The Hurricane's record will be CBS Records Opens startled the disk world here with issued here on Parlophone (the the news that, behind locked Beatles' label) Nov. 13. It fea- Show to Pull doors, he has already joined the tures "America," from "West A Division in Israel ranks of Britain's young inde- Side Story." pendent producers. Epstein will not manage Top Names NEW YORK -CBS Records It will service not only the grow- Storm. That job goes to pro- NASHVILLE -An exception- continues its global expansion ing Israeli record market but Epstein, the most successful moter Arthur Howes, who is the ally powerful line -up of artists this week with the opening of a also the rapidly expanding mar- manager in show business, has Kinks' is being set for the Jimmy Dean branch in Israel. Gobbard Lieb- kets of the newly formed Afri- leased the agent and Epstein 's co- disk to EMI and has promoter on British TV program which salutes erson, president of Columbia can nations. set up a separate deal with Brit- tours of the Beatles and Gerry and the Pace- Country Music Week (first week Records, will officially open the Lieberson expects the Israeli ish Decca to record independ- in November), by producer newly formed CBS Records division of CBS Records to play ently makers. Julio one of his own groups for Epstein Di Benedetto and his associate, (Israel) Ltd., a wholly owned a major role in the development them. has inked a deal with Decca whereby he records his Tom Egan. Thus far set for the subsidiary, near Tel Aviv on of Israeli recording artists as His first production is by latest group, the Rustiks, him- show, which will be taped at Oct. 28. well as in local distribution of Rory Storm and the Hurricanes, self, leasing the tapes exclusively the Ryman Auditorium here The opening ceremony will repertoire from Columbia Rec- the group with which Ringo to Decca. The diskery has al- Oct. 29 and shown over the mark the completion of the ords U.S.A., and CBS Records Starr drummed for three years ready issued the outfit's first the ABC-TV network Thursday, most modern record manufac- affiliates throughout the world. prior to joining the Beatles. record, to small sales reaction. (Continued on page 8) turing plant in the Middle East. (Continued on page 8) Is Vee -Jay in the album business ?... the decision is yours

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www.americanradiohistory.com Reprise Offering Repertory Theater Series to Retailers By ELIOT TIEGEL and exciting markets for the oping new sales avenues through project in anticipation of its re- the magazine chain which HOLLYWOOD -The highly lease to stores." boasted an 18 million circula- prized yet heretofore unavailable Prices Listed tion. Reprise Musical Repertory Pricing for the albums will In talking of the project, which Theater LP series will be re- be the regular $4.98 -$5.98 list took six months to record and leased to retailers as a block- for each individual LP, with the cost $150,000 to produce, Ostin buster holiday package. The set going for an approximate says the project's magnitude is four albums ship to distributors $16 -$20 charge. The $4.98- seen in the number of major this week, with dealer availabili- $5.98 tag is the same pricing artists signed, the logistical ty set for early November. offered in the mail -order cam- problems overcome in schedul- The four albums which were paign. ing recording sessions to fit in conceived by Frank Sinatra and The four albums are "Guys with performer's schedules and featured 16 top artists, was in- and Dolls," "Finian's Rainbow," times of availability, the selec- itially offered through an ex- "Kiss Me Kate" and "South tion of the correct shows based perimental mail order system in Pacific," with the artist roster on their hit material and the DICK JAMES, center, British publisher of the songs composed by Curtis Publishing Company including Sinatra, Bing Crosby, correct tunes for each artists. the Beatles, stopped off in New York last week for a chat with magazines last November and Dean Martin, Jo Stafford, the Sinatra, who personally be- Billboard's market research director, Tom Noonan, left, and December. McGuire Sisters, Sammy Davis, came involved in the production, Billboard's music edifier, Paul Ackerman. Mo Ostin, Reprise general Dinah Shore, Debbie Reynolds, signed Morris Stoloff as musi- manager, said the release to re- Clark Dennis, Allan Sherman, cal director for the project. tail outlets of the four albums the Hi Lo's, Keely Smith, Rose- Sessions were held in New York, Kaye MAN WITH A MISSION was the "culmination of long - mary Clooney, the Mary Hollywood and Japan to com- range plans to create consumer Trio, Lou Monte and Johnny plete the four albums. The excitement." He explained the Prophet. criterion used in selecting the -Fox's in Push; exclusive placement of the al- Ostin estimates the package shows was what the competition 20th Wayne bums with the Curtis magazines during the Christmas season to was and which shows had the was an attempt to "crest new give the label its first million - largest number of hit songs to Ties in Film, TV Divisions dollar project backing its $1 be spread around to the many million August sales. performers involved. NEW YORK - Bernie bye Charlie," composed and Big Backing Instead of casting each play, Wayne, who took over the art- conducted by Andre Previn. the The release will be backed by decision was made to tailor ists & repertoire helm at 20th Wayne is now planning a trip consumer and trade advertising the artists to the songs. Such Century-Fox Records several to the Coast where he'll estab- Atlantic Atco and merchandising aids plus outstanding arrangers as Nelson weeks ago, is opening his door lish a liaison with Lionel New- strong radio play concentration. Riddle, Billy May, Marty Paich to all comers in an effort to man, studio music director, and up label in all Sonny Burke, label's a &r direc- and George Dunning were build the areas. scout the possibilities of using Issue First tor who worked on the project, signed for the project. In addition, Wayne will stress performers in 20th's film and has been screening material In searching for a "unique the function of the label as a TV properties as recording art- from the LP's for single releases. approach to merchandising the division of 20th Century-Fox ists. will work closely When the series was first project," Reprise went into a Pictures and As far as the open door pol- with the movie and TV divisions can do $1 million in business joint venture with Curtis Pub- icy is concerned, Wayne believes Little LP's on the music and artists levels. announced as being sold through lishing, which gave the label that there is more good talent NEW YORK - Atlantic and magazine mail orders, Ostin re- $700,000 worth of advertising An example of Wayne's pitch floating around that nobody Atco Records have hopped on ceived many calls from dealers, in all its publications, using a cut- in tying in with 20th Century- takes time to listen to. "We're the little LP bandwagon. The he said, asking why the mer- out coupon to order the albums. Fox movie product is last going to listen to them," he companies issued their first little chandise was not available to While the company was careful week's release from the disk said. which spotlighted mu- LP's last week in conjunction them. Ostin said he explained not to cut the list price, it dis- company Wayne will be shooting at all with Seeburg for use in the the company's idea of devel- (Continued on page 8) sic from four of 20th's new recording spec- are "Rio fields in the company's juke boxes. films. Represented trum and even plans a trip to and are open- Conchos" and "Fate Is the Nashville during the Country Atlantic Atco Hunter," recorded by Johnny 5 -7) to ing their little LP campaign "Goodbye Charlie," Music Festival (Nov. with six selections including Radio Caroline Buoyant Desmond; begin a buildup of the label's pop, rhythm and blues and jazz recorded by Joya Sherrill, and in the country field. Batasi," an instru- activities material. The little LP's are: LONDON Radio Caroline, lished survey shows "Guns at - that the sta- mental recorded in England by Wayne is also going after "Under the Boardwalk," by the the largest of Britain's pirate tion's average audience is 309,- John Addison. In the album artists who can fit into the wide Drifters: "What'd I Say," by Ray radio stations, was launched six 000 at 6 a.m., rising to a peak field, Wayne is readying release area of the singles market as Charles; Ben E. King's "Greatest months ago and is now floating of 1,430,000 at lunch time, and of a soundtrack set of "Good- well as the album field. Hits "; Bent Fabric's Organ successfully, thanks to enormous tailing off gradually to 618,000 Grinders Swing "; Bobby Darin's response from advertisers. Caro- at 8 p.m. Winners" and Hank Crawford's line is the first British commer- Advertising time is now being "True Blue." cial station (apart from Radio sold at a cost of between $75 CLUB REVIEW Seeburg has placed an initial Luxembourg which is beamed and $ 180 for a 30- second spot, order with Atlantic and Atco on Britain). depending on the time of day for 12,000 of the little LP's. At- Caroline now has two ships transmitted. lantic will cull additional selec- floating outside territorial wa- Its joint managing director Bennett Has Something for tions from its catalog to make ters on either side of Britain and Allan Crawford has refused to up future releases. claims to be able to reach some reveal Caroline's profits at the Everybody at Copa Opening 39,000,000 people. A just pub - present time but they are be- lieved to be extremely high. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIItIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII NEW YORK -Tony Bennett is a tribute to his singing prow- is a consummate balladeer. He ess. Seldom does a singer at the DEPARTMENTS has the style and the sense of mu- Copa hold the floor that long. SAPAR, SIAE sical moods that bring a glitter to Bennett has fashioned his & FEATURES EMI Members his work that few of the pop long repertoire (more than 20 REACH ACCORD His songs) wisely, covering his many Hot 100 Chart... Page 18 singers today can match. way with a song is such that pop hits on the Columbia Rec- Top LP's Chart... Page 22 ROME -A new pact between SAPAR, for Italian Coin Indus- his audience appeal is not re- ords label as well as the stand- ards ap- -- Other Music Pop Charts try, and SIAE, Italian Society of Meet in London stricted to one particular group that continually draw proval from the oldsters. But Breakout Singles 38 Publishers and Authors, after but covers the young record LONDON - Members of buyer as well as the adult who even those who sigh almost nos- Breakout Albums 9Q more than a year of negotia- EMI's big European organiza- can shell out the hefty tab in talgically when Bennett hits Hot Country Singles 41 tions, provides basis for royalty tion got together here for a two - a saloon. them with a "One for My Baby," Hot Country Albums 41 payments on juke boxes. day meeting to discuss problems All this was brought to the a "Lullabye of Broadway" or a Hits of the World 36 Backed up by a SAPAR es- that arise with pop promotion fore once again last week (22) "It Had to Be You," get full crow deposit of $16,000, the and the company's policy to- appreciation from his single 4 Record Reviews when Bennett began a two - regulations provide for quarterly ward it. Ron White, head of clicks like "I Left My Heart in LP Reviews 56 payments of 19 per cent on week engagement at New York's the International Commercial in San Francisco," "I Wanna Be Single Reviews 16 receipts of juke boxes in opera- Copacabana. He was top vo- Division, was chairman of the sus- Around," "A Taste of Honey," tion, with $240 per year fixed cal form and was able to ÷ Music & Record News meetings attended by EMI man- tain an opening show set that and his current Columbia re- as the normal earning of an aging director Len Wood, his lease "Who Can I Turn To." Ta lent Q ran close to 70 minutes without apparatus. In certain localities Bridge, and Country Music b deputy Geoffrey a letup. He didn't tire and Also attesting to the long -lasting where the earning figure is EMI Records values of his record- Classical Music .... .12 export manager neither did the audience which Columbia placed $96 higher, the distribu- Alistair Smith. ing hits is the reception given Rhythm & Blues 14 tor is required to pay the tax The meeting was the first of to the opening bars of "Rags to Album Releases 31 Hew within 10 days of the due period. its kind, and was aimed at corn- Riches," a disk release of 1954. 4- Departments Penalties of $8 for each viola- pany executives from the differ- Friedrich, and a &r manager A solid musical assist is given tion are listed. Radio -TV Programming 33 ent countries learning from each Gunther Ilgner, and Jack Bevi- Bennett throughout by the Under Italian law, SIAE col- Phona.Tape Merchandising 43 other. erre, EMI's supervisor for Scan- Ralph Sharon Trio working with lects taxes as well as royalties Benelux. the full Copa Coin Machine Operating 49 Those who attended included dinavia and orchestra. for all public spectacles and per- Also present from EMI were Also on the bill is comedian Bulk Vending Pathe Marconi, managing direc- 46 formances in theatrical, sports tor Ted Cross and Christian de Ken East of the Overseas Divi- Allan Drake who warms up the Buyers 8, Sellers and areas where a charge for Roquefeuil; Dr. L. Veder of sion and Frank Chalmers of the house nicely for the big musical Classified Mart 45 entertainment is made. Electrola (Gremany), with his International Commercial Divi- act that follows.

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www.americanradiohistory.com t Rice on C &W- Oriented Gospel Beatles Going Public? HOLLYWOOD - Things are religious music in instrumental who has worked with the corn- happening style Yet, Says Epstein to country/western- because they are done in puny since 1957 setting up re- Not flavored gospel music. While this good taste and the public will ligious distributorships to sell in concert form in form of Southern religious sound accept them." products through HOLLYWOOD - "Nothing "rather than religious book - has been set yet" regarding the pop one -nighters." outsells the pure Negro gospel Rice says it's a "slow process" bible stores. Beatles forming a public cor- Epstein will only work with school, the Caucasian perform- to expand religious m u s i c Before RCA began selling poration, Brian Epstein, their the group in England. From ers are striking out for closer through modern harmonies and through these special outlets, musical ties with the more emo- rhythms. Producer cites country- which number manager, told Billboard exclu- there they will play dates in 3,000, its religious sively last week. Brussels, tional, rhythmic form of gospel oriented groups like the Black- business was about Rome, Amsterdam, $12,000 in Epstein said talk about the the Scandinavian countries, and performer, says Darol Rice, wood Brothers and Statesmen 1956, Spencer said. The first quartet forming - the San Remo Jan. 25. RCA Victor's country- gospel Quartet as being "entertainers" year dealing with religious their own corn Festival book puny, with stock sold to the They will be on the Continent producer. The country -gospel and offering "joyful music." stores, business doubled, he said. public, "was an interesting a month. Manager Greif said he artists are also experimenting Rice says the big choir, serious Spencer estimates the total idea" but that it was premature. was amazed at Epstein's offer to with new expressive means for religious packages are waning in market through religious stores Epstein added that the boys had present the group gratus. "It all religious music, Rice, an RCA significance and are slowly being for all labels is $1 million. Sales no idea of forming a company happened by accident," Greif artist himself, adds. replaced by the entertaining type with the addition of pop music in America. explained. "When I introduced Rice's newest album, "Silver of performance. stores should be times three that But would myself Brian 'I want Saxes Play Golden Hymns," is Rice says there are two gospel amount, Spencer feels. the entertainers simply said: set up a company in Britain? to present them in England.' " an example of religious music markets, one offering the soulful Operating from Hollywood, presented in a Negro artist "I wouldn't care to comment on lush instrumental and the other Cau- Spencer's religious network in- IIIIII II IIIIII 1111111 II II II 1111111 II II IIIIIIIII II II II II IIIIIIIII II IIIIIIIIIII III II setting and away from the strict casian country- flavored groups. cludes International Distributors, that," he said. Epstein was in town for a serious mold. "We're trying to Rice says the two performing Minneapolis; Blackwood Broth- taping of ABC -TV's find a market for these pack- groups are coming closer to- ers, Memphis; William "Shindig" rock 'n' roll show, Jelly, featuring two ages," Rice explains. "There's gether all the time, with the Ocean Grove, N. J.; Tri State of his groups, Billboard Billy J. Kramer and Gerry and nothing dangerous in presenting country- flavored artists "wanting Christian Records, Oklahoma Published Weekly by the Pacemakers. the sincerity and excitement of City; Coast Distributors, Down- The Billboard Publishing Company the Negro gospel music." ey, Calif.; Midwest Recordings Epstein said another of his 2160 Patterson 5t.. Cincinnati, O. 45214 acts, Tommy Tel.: 381 -6450 RCA's gospel sales now hit & Supply, Berne, Ohio; Gospel Quickly, had been signed by ABC for a second ap- Col. Makes close to $500,000 a year, accord- Films, Grand Rapids, Mich., and Publisher ing to Tim Spencer, label's inde- Your Friendly Sales, Quaker- pearance on "Shindig" after ap- pendent religious distributor, town, Pa. pearing on the recent show with Hal B. Cook New York Office the Beatles. Epstein will return here in late November for the Editorial Office Changes in taping, he said. 165 W. 46th St., New York, N. Y. 10036 Area Code 212, PL 7 -2800 Mayday to Put Out Juke Box On another matter, George Cable: BILLBOARD NEWYORK Greif, manager of the New Editor -in -Chief Lee Zhito Distrib That Christy Minstrels, revealed Ep- Editors Paul Ackerman, Setup Stamps'Instant Disks' stein has volunteered to intro- Aaron Sternfield NEW duce and promote the Christy's Managing Editor YORK Columbia By FRANK LUPPINO It is to enhance the - single debut European tour starting Frank Luppino Jr. Records reshuffled its distribu- record business that prompted tion setup Jan. 7. Greif said he met Ep- York last week. NEW YORK -Bill Alexander, Alexander to give his Department Editors, New attention stein recently London Music Editor Ackerman Joseph Broderick, manager of who resigned as advertising to such in and Paul a machine which, he the young manager volunteered Associate Editor Mike Gross Columbia Record Distributors' manager of RCA Victor's rec- feels, Chief Copy Editor Robert Sobel can enlarge the business to promote the Boston office, has been pro- ord division (Billboard, Oct. 17), by making records folk chorus, the Radio -TV Programming Gil Faggen available at first time the will Coin Machines Nicholas Biro moted to regional manager for is now president of Mayday, a point Englishman where a strong buying work with the Northeastern region. He re- Inc., a patent holding corpora- impulse exists. American artists. Department Editor, Chicago he be Biro ports to Joseph Lyons, CRD di- tion to which he and Eliot The Would doing the same Audio.Video Editor Nicholas rector machine will play reg- thing for other American acts? of sales. Gerber have assigned their pat- ular commercial records for a U. S. Editorial Offices "I tend to work with acts I Broderick will be in charge ents on a juke box that not dime, but the playing mechanism Cincinnati, Exec. News Editor Wm. J. Sachs of sales and admire," Epstein answered, Chicago, Midwest Editor Nicholas Biro promotion for the only plays regular records for a would be located in a "hide- Bureau Mildred Hell "and the Christys are a case in Washington Chief Boston, Hartford, Conn. and patron, but which will make away location" out of sight in Nashville News Don Light Syracuse sales offices as well as and sell him a record to take the base of point." Epstein said he would Hollywood, W. Coast News ... .Ellot Tiegel the Chicopee, the introduce the nine -member Contributing Editors Mass. Service home. view of the customer, David Lachanbruch, Bill Gavin however, chorus at a press reception and Center. Broderick has been with would be the unique stamping Columbia since 1953. "promote them in every way Research Department, New York machine which would auto- Noonan Donald possible." He added a date was Director Thomas E. England, who joined matically hold the thin metal Pop Charts Mgr. Andrew lenke Columbia in 1956 being set for their appearance and who has stompers. After being prese- Projects Development Dept. served in sales Neely Goes at the I-ondon Palladium and Special management lected by the customer, the Manager Andrew Csida he hopes to General posts in Kansas City, Detroit, stampers would then press the bring them back for New York, a tour of concert halls later in Production Department, New York has been named information into a vinyl blank. manager the year. Epstein said he pre- Art Director Lee lebowltf of the newly created To Starday The customer would push two New York region. He will head buttons to indicate the two ferred to present the Christys General Advertising Office, N. Y. sales and promotion activities sides of the record he wished Director of Sales Peter Heine for the New York and Newark, NASHVILLE - Hal Neely, Promotion Director Geraldine Platt vice -president and general after inserting 50 cents into the Midwest Music Sales Richard Wilson N. J. sales regions. man- Golden Distrib West Coast Gen. Mgr. Bill Wardlow ager of King machine. Into the vinyl blank Music Don Light George Ryan, who has been Records, is leaving Nashville Seim that post to become vice- presi- would be pressed label infor- NEW YORK - Golden Rec- a salesman in the Boston Coin Machine Adv., Chicago branch dent and general manager mation as well as the perform- ords, kiddie line, this week since 1962 following 15 years of named Marnez Coin Machine Ad. Mgr. ....Richard Wilson Starday Neely will ance selected. of Maryland, of record sales experience with Records. re- New York port to Don Pierce, Starday Alexander pointed out that Baltimore, and David Rosen, Circulation Sales, independent Columbia distribu- as Circulation Manager Milton Gorbulew president, and will be in charge the quality of these "cold press" Inc., Philadelphia, distribu- tors, becomes manager of the records would not equal the tors. Subscription Fulfillment Boston sales of administration and produc- office. He reports tion. quality of a long -playing album Send Form 3579 to to Broderick. but would IIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII III IIII IIII IIIIIIIII III III II II 2160 Patterson St., Cincinnati, O. 45214 The acquisition of Neely by serve perfectly to Fulfilment Manager Joseph Pace 111111111IIIIIIII IIIIIIIII1111I provide satisfactory reproduc- IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIII II III Starday is expected to permit CAEDMON TO U. S. Branch Offices Pierce to be more active in sales tion of the kind of music the Chicago. Ill. 60601, 188 W. Randolph and promotion in public enjoys. ATLANTIC HAS the field; in FETE THOMAS Area Code 312, CE 6 -9818 music publishing and in behalf It is planned that the record NEW YORK Hollywood, Calif. 90028, 1520 N. Gower 'UPTOWN' LP of Pierce's Country Music Rec- companies will be the source -Dylan Thomas, Aron Code 213, HO 9 -5831 ord Club of of the commercial records played famous Welsh poet, would have NEW YORL-Atlantic Rec- America. Nashville, Tenn. 37203, 728 16th, So. Neely will move from Cin- on the machines, as at the been 50 years old on Oct. 27, Area Code 615, 244 -1836 ords has taken a its leaf from present time, and to commemorate the event, D. C. 1426 G, N.W. sister label, cinnati, the home of King, to and the thin metal Washington, 20205. Ateo Records, with Nashville. He has purchased stompers as well. One of the Caedmon Records will unveil a Area Cedo 202, 393 -2580 an LP titled "Saturday Night a property here as a residence. advantages of the machine is that plaque at the Chelsea Hotel, International Offices at the Uptown." The package Thomas' a Pierce said that the need for it produces a record when some- residence for number European Office ....Andre de Vekey, Dlr. follows the of s formula Ateo Neely's service lies in one wants it and not until that of years. 15 Hanover Square, London W.1 album release Starday's HYde Park 3659 of about eight expanding albums and singles time thus vastly reducing the According to Bob O'Brien, months ago called "Apollo Cable: Billboard London catalog, its move into the econ- inventory problem in the normal sales head of the record label, Brazilian Office Sylvia Cardoso Saturday Night." omy LP field, distribution process. a special relationship existed be- Apt. 1237. 460 Praia do Botafogo The Uptown its growing pub- Rio de Janeiro 26 -2535 is a presentation lishing activity and the deamnds No prototype machine has as tween Thomas and the record house in Philadelphia, and the firm's owners, Argentine Office . Rub Mad o, Dir. of the record club operation. yet been built, but satisfactory Marianne Mentell Lelleav 1783, Bueennos Achaires Apollo is the famed vaudeville Pierce said and Barbara Holdridge. They Subscription rate. payable ln advance. house in New that Neely brings (Continued on page 52) One year, S15 In U. S. A. (except York's Harlem. to Starday much know -how, personally recorded Thomas H and Puerto Rico, and Canada, kawallor "The Uptown" package com- 12 Sas by asrmalL Rates 1n other foreign due to his long association some years ago at Steinway countries on requeat. Subscribers when prises "live" performances of with King. Hall. From that first session, requesting Msnge of address should hit singles as Eiseman to BMI old ell recorded on the Starday will continue to press which included the Christmas gv< ddren- stage by the Drifters, & in PewuDÌlehed eek- Patty and ship its NEW YORK classic, "A Child's Christmas 1Y. second -class album line from -Herb Eiseman pontage the Emblems, Wilson Pickett, Royal Plastics, has been named Wales," the material he recorded Dala t the the King plant assistant to and Vibratoons, Patti La Belle in Cincinnati. Neely had much Richard L. Kirk, Broadcast Mu- for the firm has sold over 600,- t additional en- ABC & Her try of nee. ODy- Bluebells, the Cantons, to do with the operation of this sic, Inc., vice -president in the 000 copies. by and Barbara on the will Billboardand Pub - Lynn. plant. BMI Los Angeles office. Copy plaque read: Company- The cempt hany also Atlantic's Philadelphia dis- to the of puils the Starday operates through its Eiseman had been with the "Dedicated memory Dtnbelo( oui ma lo dlag' one Ye .1171n tributor already has bought Dylan Thomas who lived and A. and Canaan: Amusement offices headed by Pierce. In Music Corporation of America's neu,ne u, the weekly magazine of amusement 10,000 copies of the album and addition to Pierce and Neely, motion picture and TV music labored last here at the Chelsea n semant: one rear, 510:9 F7aet- the label's the for Io aeenear; sales department re- there are Chuck Chellman, na- department and the Desilu Pro- Hotel and from here sailed out c American one ports that orders are now corn- to die." by Caedmon $7; Modern? Photography.YArtist: . the tional sales manager and vice - ductions music wing. He will be Presented Carnegie Hell Program. Postmaster, ing in from other parts of the president, and Tommy Hill, responsible for the development Records in honor of his fiftieth Dleue end Form .79 to Billboard. 1964. 2160 Patterson St., country. vice -president in charge of artists of new songwriting teams for birthday, October 27, ClncJnnaa, O. 45214. .1401+ 19 films and Vol. No. 1 1 1 1 TV 76 II I II 1 II I I II II !1111111111 and repertoire. productions. IIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 44 i III I II I II S I II IIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIII 4 BILLBOARD, October 31, 1964

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Qualifying make the record industry exempt from the new laws. includes a means of simplifying programs are effective immed- dealers can purchase these al- Decca chairman Sir Edward Lewis, EMI managing director the discount structure of their iately and will continue through bums from their distributors Len Wood, Philips managing director Leslie Gould and Pye man- aging Louis Benjamin all members a com- LP's for dealers by designating Dec. 31 on all new releases with 30 -60-90 -day terms. Both director have become of set the specific dealer costs of each and the entire Atlantic and Ateo labels will make their usual ac- mittee up by the phonographic industry to deal with RPM. series of albums. LP catalogs. commodations for rack jobbers. Twenty -five of the industry leaders met in London recently The album sales program sets Five new Atlantic albums under the chairmanship of Sir Edward Lewis to appoint the committee Atlantic is kicking off the and to formally announce that the industry as a whole would fight dealers' costs at $2.10 for were announced with the pro- dis- new album releases with for the exemption and to lodge registration, under the terms tributor- dealer co-op advertising provided by the new act, for exemption of records and pre -recorded schedules in many parts of the tapes. attention is FORMS DISK FIRM country. Special Counsel has been appointed to represent the industry before being given to in -store displays the Resale Price Court. and new display material has been supplied to distributors Proprietor Waxes Artists and all distributor salesmen have been equipped with presenta- Live From His Own Clubs tion kits. Among the artists in the Other Noteworthy News HAMBURG - Manfred standout ensembles. His eye Atlantic release are the Bill Weissleder, proprietor of the and ear for talent has become Evans Trio, Herbie Mann, the Quartet with Lau - Star Club, is founding a Star legendary. Modern Jazz Tower Records rindo Almeida, Philly Joe Jones Masters Current Club diskery to wax the artists The success of his Hamburg appearing at his Hamburg hot and Elvin Jones, and West HOLLYWOOD-Still search- HOLLYWOOD Current club has led him to open Star Coast jazz pianist Jack Wilson. - spot and at the chain of Star Clubs in Kiel, Flensburg and ing for its first hit, Tower is Records has been formed by Clubs opening across West There also will be an all -star releasing four newly purchased John Fisher, former Crusader Berlin. He has plans to spin a package of recent record hits. Germany. net of Star Clubs across the masters; three by English artists. executive. First releases are by Weissleder's announcement country to Munich. These singles are "Chitlins" by Johnny Fortune, "Say You has Gus Jenkins, "Questions I Can't Will," and Bobby Jameson, "All kicked up stardust in disk Predictably, Weissleder has is as Answer" by Heinz, "Low Alone." Fisher said Fortune is trade circles. It acclaimed been the first in a entrepreneur Grades and High Fever," by under contract to his label. move certain to inject life and this country to enter the "pirate" controversy into the stagnant Goldblatt Linda Laine, and "Head Over Jameson is a short -term master radio field. He has purchased a German disk business. Heels" by Mike Rabin. The last purchase. Fisher's office is lo- freighter and is having it re- Weissleder is renowned three disks are the English cated at 6201 Santa Monica in this modeled as a seaborne radio sta- Tabs Morris country for the speed and deft products. Boulevard, Los Angeles. touch he tion to be anchored just beyond brings to expose up- the three -mile zone at the mouth As Executive and- coming disk talent. He had of the Elbe River. Weissleder's the Beatles on at his Buddy Kaye Back display buccaneer will be Radio Hamburg Star Club even be- called CHICAGO-Goldblatt Broth- Star Club. NEW YORK Buddy Kaye, fore they became a national ers, fast becoming one of the - biggest selling pow- head of the Budd Music Com- habit in Britain, and, in fact, Weissleder will conduct his city's record Mills Record, ers, last week named Stanley pany, returned here Thursday the Beatles learned German in own exploration after talent, pipe the talent into his chain Morris, a 20 -year record indus- (22) after a three -week Euro- Hamburg to record in that Ian - pean trip to set up publishing guage recently for Electrola. of Star Clubs for refining, and try veteran, to the newly created then merchandise the finished post of buyer of records and Book Project firms in France, the Benelux Weissleder similarly has intro- countries and Scandinavia. duced to the German public the product on wax. Radio Star books. Searchers, the Animals, the Club will plug Star Club disks The appointment emphasizes HOLLYWOOD - Recordings Swinging Blue Jeans and other on around -the -clock maritime the increased importance that and text for the book encom- Mogul) Purchase broadcasting. Goldblatt is placing on records. passing the "World of Modern Modesty and reticence are Previously, the department was Jazz" have been completed for NEW YORK -Ivan Mogull, two qualities which have never consolidated with another divi- the educational record - book Ltd., here has bought the for- -SG's Eisgrau appealed to Weissleder, and he sion in the store's merchandising project being handled by Amer- eign rights to "San Francisco De CoI. is making no secret of the fact organization. ican Academy of Music, a Assisi" from Phil Zeller. The Is Dead that he believes he is in the Morris had been buyer and branch of Mills Music. song was recorded in Spanish at 59 process of developing a concept general merchandiser for Gar- The modern jazz album plus by Trini Lopez on Reprise. Rita jazz will Pavone will record the song in NEW YORK -Siegfried Eis- of "total music merchandising" den State Record Distributing one covering traditional which will enable him to be- Company in New York. Prior to be offered for sale sometime both Italian and Spanish. A re- grau, 59, head of the copyright has not recording has department and assistant secre- come the dominant force in that, he was a salesman for Co- next year. The project cent Mercury tary European Common Market lumbia, winning a Ford Thun- yet been placed with any com- Jerry Wallace singing the song of Screen Gems -Columbia although in both English and Spanish. Music, Inc., Colgems Music Cor- music. derbird in 1955 as the top pro- pany for distribution poration and Gower Music, Inc., As Weissleder's potential com- ducer in the firm's distributor several major book publishers known interested in the died here Monday (19). petitors are aware, he is not a chain. are package. Lawgal Formed He had been a contracts and stranger to wax. He started in the record in- record- copyright manager for 13 years Ariola has produced an LP dustry with All -State Distribut- Text and modern jazz CHICAGO - Reuben Law- and had been with Hill & Range series, "Twist -Time in the Star ing Company, New Jersey. As ings were under the supervision rence and Tony Galgano, co- All for 11 years before joining Club at Hamburg." Philips has head of the Goldblatt chain of critic Leonard Feather. heads of Record Distributors Aldon Music. Aldon later was brought out "Jerry Lee Lewis at record departments, Morris will the tracks which illustrate the here, have formed Lawgal Mu- re- absorbed into the Columbia Pic- the Star Club," and Polydor reside in Chicago. style of modern jazz were sic Publishing Company in asso- tures- Screen Gems combine. various singles with Star Club corded in stereo, offering collec- ciation with Frank La Vere. Lat- Eisgrau was an attorney in his artists. tors and educators "the music ter wrote "Pretend," "Have You native Vienna before coming to The Star Club label and rep- of yesterday played with the re- Heard," and other songs. the United States. He leaves a ertory will be handled world- Capitol Names cording techniques of today," The new firm, in addition to widow, Mrs. Bella Eisgrau, and wide by music publisher Hans according to Paul Mills. acquiring copyrights, will sign a brother, Alfred. R. Beierlein. Hawaii Distrib new talent and secure unre- leased tapes and masters. La HOLLYWOOD -Capitol Rec- Vere is a &r director. ords has named Don McDiar- mid's Surfside Hawaii as distrib- New LP's by utors for its line in Hawaii. Capitol had been handled in Duke, Keely the islands for the past decade by Nylen Brothers. HOLLYWOOD - Reprise artists Duke Ellington and InII1I1IIInnnIIIIIII1111nnIIIII111111111111tl1111111111111111111A1II1111tlIIIIIII Keely Smith have gone into the juvenile field for reportoire to LIEBERSON IS present to their adult audiences. Ellington's newest LP offers GIVEN AWARD jazz versions of the score from Disney film, "Mary Poppins," NEW YORK -Goddard Lieb- while Miss Smith's album is erson, Columbia Records presi- "The Lennon- McCartney Song dent, was cited for the "Maker Book," featuring tunes by the of the Microphone" award here two Beatles scribes. this week by Oliver Berliner, Two other rush LP's are Dean grandson of the of the inventor Martin's "The Door Is Still microphone, the disk record and BRENDA LEE, right, Decca Rec- Open," covering his latest hit ords artist, takes time out the disk record player. taping single, and an in- person from promotion work on her THE SUPREMES receive their Billboard No. 1 Award for their Norman A. Adler, Columbia of the satirical revue, "The It disk to host hit single, "Where Did Our Love Go," from West Coast Ad Records' executive vice- presi- Committee," recorded in New "Is True" play Manager Bill Wardlow. Motown's Coast promotion head Al dent, accepted the award on York. A debut LP by the Kinks, to Lynda -Bird Johnson during Klein, right, accompanied the girls to the Steve Allen TV show Lieberson's behalf. British rock group, will appeal a recent whistle -stopping tour where the award was presented. IBIInnnllWnnnnnnnlllllnnnnnlnlnlnlnnnnnnlnnnnnllNnn in two weeks. through Nashville. 6 BILLBOARD, October 31, 1964

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www.americanradiohistory.com Record Industry Terms Crash Kills CBS Records Opens FTC Rules Too General Israel Roush; Song A Division in Continued from page 1 On the subject of manufactur- Continued from page 1 pean operations for CRI Inter- ers' responsibility, manufactur- national, and a host of Israeli ence of these problems, Reilly ers present disagreed with Earl Simon Schmidt, managing di- government officials. said Kintner, who felt that manufac- Is Prophetic rector of the Israeli company, The addition of the Israeli Reilly stressed that the FTC turers had considerable respon- will be on hand with Lieberson company forms a final link in Continued 1 does not want to engage in sibility in policing the actions from page for the opening. Also in CBS Records' network of over- shooting from the hip. "Free en- of distributors. was traveling from Parkersburg, attendance will be Mrs. Lieber - seas affiliates, licensees and terprise does not constitute free- son (Vera Zorina), Mr. and wholly Now Jimmy Martin, pioneer Chi- W. Va., where it had played owned subsidiaries. dom to cut a competitor's cago distributor, queried the Thursday Mrs. Zino Francescatti, Harvey available in 65 countries and throat," he pointed out. Reilly night, to Lima, Ohio, vice panel of experts as to problems where it was Schein, -president of CRI six continents, the CBS label also noted that the present is a scheduled to play arising if a distributor sets up Friday night. International, Peter de Rouge - was introduced in London in time of great marketing change separate corporations. The panel mont, vice -president of Euro- May, 1962. calling for mutual co- operation. The tragedy had heavy over- stated that such a device cannot tones of irony. Wilson's latest The panel of experts at the be allowed to facilitate record hit, "Last Trade Practices Workshop in- Kiss" on Josie (a Jubi- purchases at a distributor's price. lee label), deals with a young cluded John Benton and Eugene At the meeting there was man and Baker, FTC attorneys; Earl Kint- his girl friend who considerable discussion over become involved in an auto ac- ARMADA Bd. Would ner, ARMADA attorney and what constituted rack jobbing. cident. The Washington representative; girl is killed. ARMADA executives stated The Wilson record is No. 3 March Olson, Kintner assistant; that resale of goods was a fac- execu- on Billboard's Hot 100 in the Bob Chatton, ARMADA tor, altho the government current issue. Seek Needed Change tive and Oakland, Calif., dis- claimed other factors are in- Several other recording artists tributor. volved. Continued from page 1 A finance committee was also were driving in a sedan behind formed. Those on the com- "Not a Utopia" In a talk with Billboard rep- the station wagon. None of them committee on trade practice, Amos Heilicher, ARMADA resentatives, Jules Malamud, mittee include Jimmy Schwartz, were involved in the accident, the board appointed a member- ARMADA treasurer, Schwartz president, pointed out that "the NARM executive director, said however. ship committee. were not a that after securing some clarifi- Bros., Washington; Harry Levin, rules a beginning, The sedan was driven by Gene The functions of the member- Detroit, utopia; we have them and we cation from FTC executives, he Simmons, of Cadet Distributor, Memphis, Hi Records. ship committee will be to screen and Irwin Fink, of Allstate, must comply." was of the opinion that rack Passengers were and report Murray Kel- applicants to the Newark, N. J. jobbers would not be affected lum, Memphis, MOC Records; board. Members of this by the Rules. Malamud stated commit- Travis Wammack, Memphis, tee include Bill Davis, of Davis that educational programs re- Ara Records, and Bill English, Sales, Denver; At St. Reprise the rules Chotin, Repertory garding and com- who has worked with the Bill Louis distributor, and pliance would continue. Jimmy UA Presents Continued from page 3 Black combo on Hi. Martin, Chicago distributor. Among those attending were covered the sales results fell Bill Gallagher and Norman Ad- LP Program below expectations. ler, of Columbia Records; Clive Ostin said the idea for theater Davis, Columbia attorney; Si PROMOTERS BUY BRITISH productions will be carried Maeil and Sid Shemel, of United On W. Coast further in the future and that Artists; Larry Newton of ABC - the release of the material Paramount; Al Cahn, Kapp Rec- 2 LOS ANGELES - United during the holiday season would ords; Leonard Chess, Chess Rec- Promoters Eye British Artists' "People's Choice," a 27- be the topper on the company's ords; Lenny Sachs, Atlantic; album program, was presented best year in its three- and -one- Irwin Steinberg and Kenny Artists for 1965 Bookings to Los Angeles, San Francisco half -year existence. Myers of Mercury. and Seattle dealers at a three - LONDON Two major for- be able to accept day West Coast meeting last - bookings in week. eign promoters are in London South Africa because of its Present at the Los Angeles OUR RECORD BUSINESS seeking apartheid policies. British talent for their meeting were Si Mael, UA vice - 1965 shows. Ken Brodziac ar- Francis has instructed the THRIVES ON SOCIETY. Searchers, Freddie and president and general manager; rived from and the Lloyd Leipzig, UA director of Australia set up Dreamers, the Hollies, the Roll- LET'S KEEP IT THAT WAY BY operations from an office within ing and the creative services, and Joe Ber- Stones Swinging ger, manager the Grade Organization; about Blue Jeans that they must re- UA national sales EXERCISING OUR MOST for albums. the same time Jim Stodel, execu- turn, unsigned, lucrative con- CHERISHED RIGHT. tive director of African Consoli- tracts for South African tours The dealers were also shown dated Theaters flew in from (all planned for the first half a preview of "Goldfinger," the Johannesburg. of 1965). third James Bond motion pic- ture. on Stodel has run into serious Refusing to comment on the Vote November 3rd complications. Soon after his ar- situation, Stodel said one of the I rival, he was contacted by Harry things he planned doing was to Francis, secretary of the British negotiate the return to South Musicians Union, who told him Africa of Cliff Richards and the Purist Bows that members of the Musicians' Shadows, following their trium- CHESSproducing corp. Chicago 16. m Union - and in Britain it's al- phant visit to that country early LP Series most a closed shop -would not last year. NEW YORK -Purist Rec- But Francis has warned him, ords, headed by Elliott Wexler, "Cliff can go, he has nothing to has released a special 10 -album do with us, but we would stop series of word music by the the Shadows who have joined Knightsbridge Singing Strings. the union since their trip to South Africa last year." "The Knightsbridge Sound" is created by 32 violins, violas, Brodziac has been meeting six with far less difficulties. He has six cellos, two string bass, plus sections of reeds and set up, with Brian Epstein, an rhythm, congratulations tour for brass, and the custom arrange- Australian spring Cilla and Black, and possibly Gerry and ments of Malcolm Lockyer Reg Owen. the Pacemakers, and he is also seeking some of the groups to The songs are all standards, whom the door of South Africa performed in a tempo to suit sammy... has been closed. the mood theme of the particu- lar album. All of the albums are available in stereo. ASCAP to Host Ch'rter Memb'rs Jimmy Dean FROM THE DISK JOCKEYS OF AMERICA . . . NEW YORK -The American Continued from page 1 Society of Composers, Authors MAN, and Publishers will hold a Nov. 5, at 10-11 p.m., are Eddy AND YOUR PROMOTION ERNIE FARRELL luncheon honoring charter mem- Arnold, Ernest Tubb, Lester bers at the Drake Hotel here Flats and Earl Scruggs, the Oct. 27. Members of ASCAP's Jordanaires, Minnie Pearl, the board of directors will host vet- Stoney Mountain Cloggers and eran writers who have been others. ynazel with the Society since 1914. At press time, it was specu- tov Among the charter members lated that Tennessee Gov. Frank who will appear at the lunch- Clement might participate in the eon are Will Dillon, Leo Ed- Dean program's honoring of wards, George Graff, Harold country music week. P.S. "DON'T SHUT ME OUT" IS A SMASH! Orlob and Geoffrey O'Hara. D e a n, incidentally, was The Society also plans to present booked into the Louisiana State a token of their esteem to the Fair at Shreveport, La., Oct. 24 men who joined ASCAP in its and 25. He played to record - formative stage. breaking audiences. 8 BILLBOARD, October 31, 1964

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S. 25 some three hours away. dollars, TIMES: SHOW -'The theatrical form of 'Golden Boy' as a musical is as crisp some new experiences, not to per cent in East German marks, Once they were alone, people as a left jab and as jolting as a right uppercut." mention a few bizarre events to be spent began to gather outside the by the performers SCORE -"He along the way, then you should before leaving the country. windows, asking for copies of (Davis) can, of course, do memorable things with songs like 'Night Song' and 'Can't You See It.'" play behind the Iron Curtain Taking a three -hour ferry ride The New York Times and Time HERALD TRIBUNE: without diplomatic corps spon- from Geder in Denmark, the magazine. Others, apparently SHOW -". . . a more interesting musical than most." sorship or sanction. The speaker group in musicians, asked for reeds. crossed to Warmeunde SCORE -". . . the book packs se much basic weight that even anrodive is Hal Dickinson, a member of East Germany where they were The concert began at 8 p.m. music comes as thinning out beside it." the Modernaires, who returned met by some 2,000 people and and all the 4,500 seats in the DAILY NEWS: a bomber SHOW -". . . emerges as a show with exciting dances, from Europe recently after Helmut Kaltofen, concert direc- factory "auditorium" wonderfully number of engagements, includ- tor from Rostock. The show were filled by somber, sad -faced imagined sets and lighting." ing a notable one in East Ger- members looked forward to see- people, dressed in the style of SCORE -". . an effective song or two." many. the country; instead, they had the early 1940's, according to POST: SHOW -"'Golden Boy' is, I suspect, what is meant by 'an audience Dickinson, with Paula Kelly to surrender their U. S. pass- Dickinson. However, the pre- show; despite my harsh reservations." and the other three Modern - ports, provide a complete list of sentation of "In the Mood" aires; Ray Eberle, and Tex band instruments and broke up the place right in the SCORE -"It is when the story fades into the background and the song tell how and dance take over Beneke fronting a modern money each member had. They beginning. Although most of that the mu.icol flames into excitement." Glenn Miller -type orchestra. were then taken on the bus, the audience didn't understand JOURNAL -AMERICAN: SHOW -"But when 'Golden Boy' is good it is simply produced a show that played brought along on the ferry, to English, they were most recep- scrumptious, and 1 think there ore enough such moments to make it go." some 14 U. S. Air Force officer a World II tive at this show and the over- War bomber factory SCORE -". . a workable score." and noncommissioned officer on the outskirts of Rostock. flow one at 11 p.m. He said WORLD -TELEGRAM: clubs in Germany before mov- They were then taken into a that 80 per cent of those attend- SHOW -". . the show as a whole lacks cohesion, moves erratically ing into Sweden. room where they were plied ing were between the ages of and never adequotely defines the tragic conflict in the short, 20 -25. The remainder were shrill life of a Negro boxer named Joe Wellington." older. Few children were seen. SCORE: "Composer Charles Strauss and lyricist lee Adams have done Dickinson said that pay- their best work in the brighter, more zestful numbers." ment for the date compared 'Golden Boy' Hits, Misses favorably with France and Swe- den. The only problem came with overnight accommodations PEOPLE AND PLACES Target, But Wins Decision in an isolated hotel on a beach patroled by soldiers. There was NEW YORK -A street corner through the boxing game, and no hot water, chains were under By MIKE GROSS traffic blinking from red to of his unrequited romance with the mattresses instead of The Dave green is used as a prop during a white girl. They've gone after springs, and breakfast was Clark Five, Epic Records artists from England, arrive in New York one of the early scenes in total effect rather than the pull- served by employees who Oct. 30 to begin a 54-day tour of 40 cities in the U. S. and Canada. "Golden Boy," the musical that out pop hit, which should make moved silently as they served This marks the third visit here for the group, as well as their opened at New York's Majestic the score a good original cast salami and ersatz coffee. third appearance on Ed Sullivan's CBS-TV show Theater last Tuesday (20). It's album property for Capitol Rec- scheduled for Nov. I.... Jamie Records will handle national dis- Dickinson's experience would tribution of "Kiss and Run," a brief scene, and the traffic ords. "Night Song" has some fill a book. pointed out it by Bobby Skel on the Soft' label... . the many He Argo's new LP catalog was designed by Revlon artist Jason Kirby. light is just one of single disk possibilities as does was a stimulating experience props and light cues that go the love ballad, "I Want to Be Jose Ferrer will appear in a concert with Dallas Symphony and advises other bands and Orchestra Nov. 2.... Singer into the making of this $500; With You," but the others will to Vic Anti opens at the Neck inn, performers go to East Ger- Bronx, Oct. 31.... Socialite -composer Allison 000 -plus production, but is sym- have meaning only as part of many, where no American music Assante has written a -and -go book titled, "Broken Butterfly," due for publication in December. bolic of the show's stop the whole. The cynical ode to is performed. pace. Harlem, "Don't Forget 127th . Danny Segal, who runs the Living Room in New York, mending from surgery at Roosevelt There is an ,unsteady buildup Street" and the enticing "This Hospital.... Johnny TBlotson's multiple guest pact in the blending of the book by Is the Life" will supply most Greco Poised on ABC -TV's "Jimmy Dean Show" starts with the telecast the late Clifford Odets, from of the pleasures to the cast set of Oct. 29.... Dick La Palm, Chess' creative head, in New York last week his play, and William Gibson, buyers. from his Chicago base to supervise an album session for And Polished Argo featuring Dick with the score by Charles Sammy Davis is the big draw Williams and a moppet sextet. Strouse (music) and Lee Adams and will also be for the original Entertainer Rita Pavone will give a concert at the Academy of Music in (lyrics) and at times each seems cast package. He should be even Philadelphia Nov. 1 under the aegis of Landi Enterprises.... A bust to get in the way of the other. better on the recording because Buddy Greco has come a of composer Edward MacDowel was installed at New York Uni- Although the effect is uneven the use of a hidden mike on long way since his recording of versity's Hall of Fame Oct. 25.... Lesley Gore will take time out it is not unsettling. stage gives his voice an un- "Hey Looka There Ain't She from Sarah Lawrence College to fly to Los Angeles where she will For when the show is on the usually harsh sound which a case Pretty." He stands as a polished take part in the all -star "Electronvision" show. The closed circuit "go" sign, it moves in high gear of laryngitis didn't help, either. performer and entertainer at his (Continued on page 14) with so much driving energy Paula Wayne and Billy Daniels current engagement at New that it overcomes many of the are effective in the vocal area, York's Basin Street East. shortcomings. It pushes hard and driving home the musical meed Although Buddy may be con- it ends up with the purse. in stylish manner. Elliot Law- sidered cast from the Sinatra, Strouse and Adams have come rence's musical direction helps Martin and Davis mold, he has up with a moody and atmos- to heighten the vocal and in- achieved a distinct sound and pheric score that fits the dual strumental aspects. delivery. story of a young Negro boy Tony Walton 's sets, costumes He is just as much at home who hits the quick -buck trail (Continued on page 14) with a love song, dramatic bal- lad, or crashing swinger. Hard Door work and many years of "work- Ui14lllllacsed m 011a1ily al any l'in Opens ing saloons," as Buddy likes to GENUINE 8" x 10" For Richard call it, has earned him personal (Continued on page 14) NEW YORK -Richard Cham- GLOSSY PHOTOS berlain will be the subject of let EACH tri -pronged promotion for his "Dr. Kildare" TV series and his Signings P IN 1,000 LOTS MGM disk of "Rome Will Never 100 Leave You." The song, which $9.88 per Vee Jay Records has signed NE BIOS also titles a three -part series of the "Dr. Kildare" show, played LeRoy Vinegar, jazz bassist.... $32.00 s . 1,000 Tony Martin moved into the Ceti Negativas 51 13 such an important role in the Motown fold in label's expan- mows EIUfiEMBRS series' development that the pro- uv: ducers renamed the series to sion program.... Tollie inked sexed se.0 Paige. will te"k ae" YÁ Joey His first single match the main tune's title. The be show is scheduled "Gone Back to Tennessee." PLUS 1.0233 to be aired Actor Nov. 12, 19 and 26. Michael Callan signed with World Artists to The song, written by Burt cut title song from United Art- Bacharach and Hal David, is ists film, " Goldfinger." ... Vo- published by Miller Music, a calist IJJK-'OPY,RT Sebastian Temple signed THE PILGRIMS, new Columbia Records' folk group, was discov- wing of the Big 3, and was re- with K &L Enterprises of Holly- ered by & also corded on the artists repertoire producer Tom Wilson, who MGM label. A wood, owned by writers Hal for Pht)togtcTpht-rr major promotion is now being Levy and Bob Klimes.... Toni directs sessions Pete Seeger, Bob Dylan, and the Clancy launched in triplicate with Lee Scott has been added to Brothers and Tommy Makem. The Pilgrims, currently at Green- MGM -TV, MGM Records and Ava Records. She previously wich Village's Gaslight, debuted on Columbia last week with 'nS W 461 SI. N[W YORK ih, N Y the Big 3 participating. recorded for RCA Victor. the LP, "Just Arrived." 10 BILLBOARD, October 31, 1964

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DJ, 3 -7 p.m., KLIF, Dallas LOU CHRISTIE - HAVE I SINNED (Weslu, BMI MIDDLE ROAD (2:30) -Highly distinctive sound and arrangement High register vocal coupled with great dance beat and effective teen lyrics. The little gals should go ou "BABY DON'T MATT MONRO -WALK AWAY (Ardmore- Beech- of their skulls with this offering. Flip: "Pot of Gold' wood, BMI) (3:03)- Tender ballad warmly sung to (Weslu, BMI) (2:35). Colpix 753 GO" string accompaniment. Tune registers high in British pop charts. Goose -pimple raiser. Flip: "April Fool" GLADYS KNIGHT AND THE PIPS -EITHER WAY (Selma, BMI) (2:34). Liberty 55745 I LOSE Blackwood Music, Inc., BMI) (2:38) - Sonny & Cher Good story line and easy go delivery full of feeling. Strong followup to recent hit. Flip: "Go Away" Reprise 0309 HUGO WINTERHALTER AND HIS ORK -BLUE (Maxx Music, BMI) (2:41). Maxx 331 VIOLINS -1965 (Pickwick, ASCAP) (2:48)- Power- ful arrangement of former hit with the commercial MIKE RABIN AND THE DEMONS -HEAD OVER sound of "The Stripper." The posh bluser moves week pra9ram director and /or deejay is invited to sit in and help sound with pound- Each from start to finish. Flip: HEELS (Hunter, 2:00)- Drivirt Billboard's Review Panel select Spotlights. When unable to come to the "You You You" (Mellin, and vocal. Featured guitar solo ing beat moanin' New York office, guest panelists listen and rote via special WATS long - BMI) (2:18). Kapp 625 adds impact. Flip: "I'm Leaving You" (Lorna (2:00). distance speaker -telephone hook -up. An opportunity is also given the guest Tower 109 to publicize his own or station "Pick of the Wok." TERI THORNTON - WHERE ARE YOU LOVE? (Pincus, ASCAP) (2:45)-Bossa nova -flavored bal- CHIFFONS -WHAT AM I GONNA DO WITH YOU (HEY BABY) (Screen Gems -Columbia, BMI) (3:02) LITTLE ANTHONY AND THE IMPERIALS -GOIN' lad much in the vein of her initial disk "Somewhere in the Night." Flip: "The Life" -Haunting melody smoothly delivered. Pop blues OUT OF MY HEAD (South Mountain, BMI) (2:50) Secret (April, with lyrics that pack a punch. Flip: "Strange ASCAP (2:54). Columbia 43151 boys are coming off a hit. This entry should Strange Feelin'" (Bright Tunes, BMI) (2:04). -The Laurie 3275 prove to be a tremendous seller as well. Big sound arrangement and group sings with dramatic impact. Flip: "Make It Easy on Yourself' (South Mountain, THE 4 SEASONS -BIG MAN IN TOWN (Saturday - Album Reviews on Page 56 Gavadima, ASCAP) (2:40) -Usual top commercial BMI) (2:50). DCP 1119 high -pitched pathos. Good teen lyric with big sound. Flip: "Little Angel" (Saturday -Gavadima, ASCAP) (2:31). Philips 40238 P. J. PROBY -TOGETHER (DeSylva, Brown & Hen- derson -Ross Jungnickel, ASCAP) (2:35) -Old stand- RHYTHM & BLUES SPOTLIGHTS BEACH BOYS -Dance, Dance, Dance (Sea of Tunes, ard gets rocky up- dating featuring high pitched BMI) (2:00) -A smash entry. Expected outdoor dual voice wailing by Proby. Exciting sound with sound featuring a tremendous rock -surfin' beat and some wild electric guitaring on break. Flip: "Sweet PAT THOMAS -I CAN'T WAIT UNTIL I SEE MY groovy lyrics. Boys have never sounded better. Flip: BABY'S FACE (Picturetone, BMI) (2:39 )-Impres - "The Warmth of the Sun" (Sea of Tunes, BMI) and Tender Romance" (Southern, ASCAP) (2:00). (2:47). Capitol 5306 London 9705 sive vocal on this exciting up -tempo bluser. Gal's got the right feel. Flip: "The Long Long Night" (Ragmar -Chapter, BMI) (2:22). Verve 10333 CHART SPECIALS THE TAMS -FIND ANOTHER LOVE (Low -Ab, BMI) (1:50) -Plenty of commercial appeal for r &b (Bottom 50 Chart Potential & "Bubbling Under") and pop sales. Side swings along smoothly with good beat and first -rate sound. Flip: "My Baby Loves HOT POP MIDDLE ROAD, Me" (Lowery, BMI) (1:53). General American 714 (Marks, BMI) (2:35)- Dominlgue BOBBY GOLDSBORO -I Don't Know You Anymore (Screen Gems - JANE MORGAN -Funny World Columbia, BMI) (2:12) -Llnle Drops of Water (Picturetone. HMI) (General, ASCAP) (2:20). COLPIX 754 BABY WASHINGTON -IT'LL NEVER BE OVER (2:18). UNITED ARTISTS 781 MITCH MILLER -The Youngblood Hawke Theme No. 1 (Witrnark, ASCAP) (2:05) -Tbe Youngblood Hawke Theme No. 2 (Witmark. FOR ME (Boume, ASCAP) (2:57)- Loaded with JOE HINTON -A Thousand Cups of Happiness (Lion. BMI) ASCAP) (1:50). COLUMBIA 43149 (2:18) -If You Love Me (Lion, BMI) (2:25). BACK BEAT 532 soul. The talented gal can't be beat when it comes to PETE JOLLY TRIO-Sweet September ((Wood, ASCAP) (2:28). BARRY LEE -Make It (Beat- Unart, BMI) (2:06). VEEP 1201 AVA 169 great r &b singing. Flip: "Move On Drifter" (Sagit- JERRY ALLISON & THE CRICKETS -I Think I've Caught LES MOCANN - Que Rico (Wood, ASCAP) (2:45). WORLD - tarious- Mon -Ami, BMI) (2:54). Sue 114 the Blues (Dundee, BMI) (1:51). LIBERTY 55742 PACIFIC 418 JIMMY RADCLIFFE -Long After Tonight Is Over (Arch. ASCAP; WINDSOR STRINGS - Woman of Straw ( Unart, BMI) (2:22). (2:35). MUSICOR 1042 UNART 1202 CHUCK JACKSON -SINCE I DON'T HAVE YOU MR. ACKER BILK -The Good Life (Paris, ASCAP) (2:27). ATCO BOBBY HART -Turn on Your Love Light (Don, BMI) (2:05). (Circle 7, BMI) (2:37 )-Tremendous performance 6J L3 DCP 1113 DORIS DAY -Send Me No Flowers (Artists, ASCAP) (2:11). by Jackson on heart- breaker love ballad. Easy ROY HAMILTON -You Can Count on Me (Roosevelt, BMI) COLUMBIA 43153 dance beat by big orchestra with chorus in close (2:23). MGM 13291 JIMMY DURANTE - Old Man Time (Miller, ASCAP) (2:35). support. A smash with strong pop potential. Flip: LESLEY MILLER -Heartache Is Over (Helios, BMI) (2:02). RCA WARNER BROS. 5483 VICTOR 8455 SI ZENTNERSpanlsh Rice (Painted Desert, BMI) (2:07). RCA "Hand It Over" (Ludix -Flo Mar Lu, BMI) (2:34). VICTOR 8454 Wand 169 HEINZ -Questions I Can't Answer (Celpha) (2:18). TOWER 110 NELSON RIDDLE -Fiddler on the Roof (Sunbeam, BMI) (2:24). THE CASUALS -Mustang 2 + 2 (Ronbre -Coach & Four, BMI) REPRISE 0319 (2:20). SOUND STAGE 7 2534 BILLY BUTLER AND THE CHANTERS- NEVER- LINDA LAINE -Low Grades and High Fever (Belinda) (2:03). RHYTHM & BLUES THELESS (Camad -Chi Sound, BMI) (2:04 )-A TOWER 108 COASTERS Must Be Dreaming (Quintet, BMI) swaying wailer with exciting vocal. Gentle strings IVAN & THE SABERS -Just Let Ho Go (B -W, BMI) (2:25). -I (2:35) -WHd (2:07). ATCO 6321 PRISM 1893 One (Sewilla. Cotillion, BMI) weave in and out of pow pow beat. Flip: "My Sweet ANNA CRAIG- Nobody Loves Me (Premier, BMI) (2:37). 20TH TOMMY ROE -Party Chi ( Unart, BMI) (2:36). ABC -PARAMOUNT CENTURY -FOX 540 Woman" (Curtom- Jalynne, BMI) (2:29). 10604 ANNA KING -Come On Home (Try Me, BMI) (2:14)- Slltlo' Okeh 7207 PAUL AND PAULA -No Other Baby (LeBill- Marbill, BMI) in the Dark (Savoy, HMI) (2:13). SMASH 1942 (1:49). PHILIPS 40234 GUS JENKINS-Chltlßns )Orjae, BMI) (2:36). TOWER 107 HONEY BEES-One Wonderful Night (Screen Gems -Columbia, IRMA THOMAS -Don't Mess With My Man (Ron, HMI). RON 328 HMI) (2:28). FONTANA 1939 JOE CARTER Soul Before News (Trend, ASCAP) (2:50). BM 1001 THE COMPANIONS -Be Ymrself (Ben -Lee, BMI) (2:15). GENERAL COUNTRY & WESTERN SPOTLIGHTS SPIRITUAL AMERICAN 711 SISTER MARIE TRIMBLE --Go Ahead (2:36). GOSPEL CORNER JOHNNY ADAMS -Lonely Drifter (Ron, HMI). RON 995 100 CHARLIE LOUVIN -LESS AND LESS (Tree, BMI) MELVIN CARTER AND LOS ANGELES COMMUNITY YOUTH COUNTRY & WESTERN , , \\\ (2:23) and woe are well expressed in this CHOIR -Every Now and Then (Part I & II) (Martin- Morris. -Sorrow BMI) (3:25. 3:14). PROVERB 1012 SKEETS McDONALD -Down In Meglco (Pamper, BM!) (2:49) - song of lost love. Flip: "I Don't Want It" (Combine, Teaudrop Inn (Bootet. BMI) (2:26). COLUMBIA 43152 BMI) (2:18). Capitol 5296 TEXAS TROUBADOURS -Pan Handle Rag (Peer Int'I, BMI) (2:03). DECCA 31699 SPOTLIGHT WINNERS OF THE WEEK B. J. JOHNSON -Let the Party Be Over (Lanz° & Oscar, GRAY TOO MANY RIVERS (Combine, (2:14) -Searching CLAUDE - SINGLES REVIEW POLICY BMI) (Singing River, BMI) (2:42). NUGGET 229 HUGH X. LEWIS -What I Need Most (Ccdarwood. BMI) (2:47) - BMI) (2:27) -Tenderly smooth reading of lonesome Eve, single sent to Billboard Is heard by Billboard's Review Panel, and Too Late (Leeds, ASCAP) (2:35). KAPP 622 its programming and sales potential is rated within its category of music. sounding tune. Easy beat could interest pop stations, Reviews are presented for Spotlights only. Na listing is printed of records SCOTTIE HENSON & THE NEW KENTUCKY TRAVELERS - too. 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Revenue Service 15 years. the prior to the Christmas sea- Handel and Rimsky- Korsakov, series of sacred songs which he Fifth annual music industry Show will originate in Rome wrote as well as vocalizes.... son together with Dot's strong will be introduced to the trade where most singers live instead golf tourney set for Nov. 6 -8 at release program should complete with a special release sheet, and Club Cadillac, in the Logan the Indian Wells Hotel, Palm of Milan where most of the section of the city, becomes the his company's plan to establish the usual full -scale colored dis- diskeries are located.... New Springs. Reservations being han- the Dot image in this country. play streamer with all eight town's newest jazz room. It is dled by Bob McClusky, Sid singing tour, Cantitalia, gave up . Tony Sheveton and "A Mil- being taken over by Art Cirelli cover fronts illustrated. the ghost after four days of its Goldstein and Dave Jacobs. lion Drums" is still holding its who brings in Benny Green for New publishing firms in town: proposed three -week itinerary. the opening attraction.... Add- place on charts throughout Au- VATICAN CITY Ricordi's Giorgio Gaber will Hyacinth Music, owned by Phil- one of the ed to the concert roster at the stralia. Probably be on the ballot as a Socialist lipa Fallon, and Aires Music, greatest sleepers this country has Polydor is blowing the trum- Academy of Music are Ella owned by Mitchell Ayres, band candidate for Milan community 25; Peter, Paul seen, the disk was released for pet for its trio of Claudio, council along with publisher Fitzgerald, Oct. leader on "Hollywood Palace" Rik and Roger they and Mary, Oct. 30, and the New 12 weeks befor bing discovered because Mondadori and writer Mario TV shows. by a Sydney DJ. achieved the rare triumph of an Christy Minstrels for Nov. 13. New members of the George Soldad.... Pietro Garinei and Bernie Berle re- Making big noises on the appearance on Radio Vatican by Sandro Giovannini have now .... Maestro Shearing quintet for the pianist's a pop group. They were called ports to the union that he re- W & G cash register in South made it official. Their new mu- Cocoanut Grove date in Novem- Australia is Johnny Mac with upon to sing their number "Ne- ceived three bad checks for sical with score by Renato Ras - ber are Colin Bailey, drums; Joe grito" to illustrate a discourse playing nights at the Eman- his ballad "Pink Champagne eel opened in Rome at the four Pass, guitar; Haygood Hardy, by a missionary on Negro life. cipation Progress Show at Con- and a Room of Roses." Enter- Teatro Sistina. Rascel and vibes, and Bob Whitlock, bass. ing the field rather quietly, this The Vatican station usually vention Hall - and unless the Randy Sparks, founder of Delia Scala will co- star.... promoters make good, faces the record is now starting a break- limits all of its music to sacred Fred Bongusto will sing the Back Porch Majority, facing per- and church broadcasts. problem of $2,085 in orchestral out into Victoria and could be- theme song of the new Vittorio sonnel changes in that group come a Dorothy and overtime fees for his 15- national.... Desica - Sophia Loren - Mar - similar to the way people started Baker back from her most suc- piece band. Show attracted only shifting through the New Christy ROME cello Mastroianni film, "Mar- about 5,000 persons for the four cessful English season is sched- riage, Italian Style" due for Minstrels during their first year uled for immediate recording Everyone seems to be claim- David De Paul sets U. S. . days.... M. of development. Sparks Ledbet- ing the successors to the Beatles release at Christmas... shop for artist man- sessions at W & G. Dorothy The Brutos, who were up his own tees' club just celebrated its first who have done so well for recently agement and record production. resumes her TV work in Mel- a Las Vegas attraction, are now anniversary. Place is showcase bourne. Carisch. Decca has the Rolling MAURIE H. ORODENKER for new talent. going cinema with "The Magni- American singers Terry Staf- Stones, CGD is ready with the ficent ELIOT TIEGEL Animals and Voce del Padrone Brutos in the Far West." ford and Jimmy Rodgers made Decca has already an- HOLLYWOOD a one -day visit to Sydney has issued the Dave Clark Five, SYDNEY each pointing that they have nounced it will release Roy Or- Won't tradesters be surprised Wednesday (13) to record num- bison's "Oh, Pretty Woman," re- bers for Johnny O'Keefe's na- topped the originators of the if WINS, New York, successful- Festival Records will be hit- cent leader on "The Hot 100." ly raids KMPC for one of its ting the yule market early with tional TV show, "Sing, Sing, Liverpool sound. Only the Liver- pool crowd seem to be able to Egyptian -born Renato Samba top deejays to fill a morning a total of 11 EP's and 16 al- Sing." The Chiffons will be has come along with his fourth with too. The troupe has sell the original version in Italy. slot? Phones have been buzzing bums. New releases from the them, disk for Night Club Records in cross- country in the matter. . . Dot line include two EP's by just completed a successful tour Gene Pitney, here for two Red Mcllvaine, KHJ morning the Jack Halloren Choir, "Silent of New Zealand.... English TV shows, has come forth with less than a year, top production man, has begun live interview- Night" and "The Little Drum- vocalist Heinz is touring Aus- a new Italian disk via Musicor- (Continued on page 38)

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NORMA JEAN -Let's Go All The Woo; LPM 2961, LSP 2961 CHART - TOMMY LEONETTI- Nobody Else But Me; LPM 2962, LSP 2962 - GEORGE HAMILTON IV -Fort Worth, Dallas or Houston; JIM NESBITT -Sings Your Favorite Comedy and Heart LPM 2972, LSP 2972 Songs; CLP 6500 GENE BARRY, Star of Burke's law Sings of Lore 8 Things; LOO 297S, LSP 2975 - SKEETER DAVIS -Let Me Out Close to You; LPM 2980. COlP1K LSP 2980 - ETHEL ENNIS -Eyes for You; LPM 2984, LSP 2984 JANE MORGAN -The Last Time Saw Paris; CP 469, SAMMY DAVIS -Three Penny Opera; LOC 1086, LSO 1086 - SCP 469 - EDDY ARNOLD -Pop Hits From The Country Side; LPM 2951, LSP 2951 - CHET ATKINS 8 HANK SNOW- Reminiscing; LPM 2952, COLUMBIA LSP 2952 - HANK LOCKLIN Sings Hank Williams; LPM 2997, JOHNNY CASH -Bitter Tears; CL 2248, CS 9048 LSP 2997 A CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL -Philadelphia Orch. (Ormandy); ARTHUR MURRAY Presents Discotheque Dance Party; ML 6039, MS 6639 LPM 2998, LSP 2998 Sing Along With MILLARD FILLMORE; CL 2260 SONS OF THE PIONEERS - Dovm Memory Trail; LPM 2957, Jan Journey -Orchestra U.S.A.; CI 2247, CS 9047 LSP 2957 STEVE LAWRENCE 8 EYDIE GORME -That Holiday Feeling; HUGO MONTENEGRO 8 HIS ORCH. -The Young Beat of CL 2262, CS 9062 Rome; LPM 2958, LSP 2958 MY FAIR LADY-Original Israeli Coot; OL 8050 Christmas with the MORMAN TABERNACLE ORGAN It CHIMES; ML 6037, MS 6637 RIC Just Arrived: THE PILGRIMS; CL 2233, CS 9033 listen for THE QUINTE SISTERS Jolly Christmas; CL 2254, CS -Holly PAT O'BRIEAN -A Quiet Christmas; M 1009, ST 1009 9054 - VARIOUS ARTISTS -Cole P orter Revisited; M 3002, ST 3002 - MARY KEEL FREDDIE SCOTT- Everything Have Is Yours; CL 2258, CS 9058 singing VARIOUS ARTISTS -The Confederacy; LS 1004 SKYLITE VARIOUS ARTISTS -The Union; LS 1006 BILLY WALKER -Thank You for Calling; CL 2206, CS 9006 An NADRE WATTS Recital; ML 6036, NS 6636 REBELS QUARTET -The Angels Must Have Cried; SRLP 6017, BARBER: Piano Concerto -Cleveland Orch. (5ze11); ML 6038, SSLP 6017 - MS 6638 THE ORRELL QUARTET; SRLP 6019 B ARTOK: Sonars for Two Pianos- Robert 8 Gaby Casadesus; JAKE HESS 8 THE IMPERIALS; SRLP 6018 ML 6041, MS 6641 MAHLER: Symphony No. 2 in C miner -N. Y. Philharmonic (Berns0601; M2L 295, M25 695 SMASH PROKOFIEV: Violin Concertos Nos. 1 8 2- Philadelphia ehristiva;s ás Orch. (Ormandy) ML 6035, MS 6635 BILL JUSTIS -12 Other Best Hits; SRS 67043, MGS 27043 RACHMANIINOFF: - Piano Concerto No. 2 -N. Y. Philharmonic PETE DRAKE -Talking Steel Guitar; SRS 67060, MGS 27060 - (Bernstein) ML 6034, MS 6634 ANNA KING -Back To Soul; SRS 67059, MOO 27059 - JERRY LEE LEWIS -The Greatest Live Show on Earth; SRS 67056, MGS 27056 - DAS ALTE WERK (London Import) &asøn SUE l B ACH: Credo from the B Minor Mau -Choir 8 Orch. of the Netherland Bach Singing Society (von der Hont) c/w JIMMY McGRIFF- Topkapi; LP 1033 AWT 9428C, SAWT 94288 - QUARTZ: Concerto In D Major for Flute, Strings 8 Brass - Amsterdam Chamber Orch. (Riau); AWT 9429C, SAWT 94298 - UNITED ARTISTS BACH: Six Sonatas for Violin 8 Harpsichord -AWT 9433/4C, dear mister Santa Claus; SAWT 9433/48 - - The JUDY LYNN Show; UAL 3390, UA5 6390 STEENWICK, SCHEIDEMANN, REINKEN, BUXTEHUDE- BOBBY GOLDSBORO -1 Can't Stop Loving You; UAL 3381, de Klerck, Organ; AWT 9436C, SAWT 94368 VAS 6381 HANDEL: Cons. for Organ 8 Orch. in F Maior- Amsterdam AL CAJOLA -Tuff Guitar; UAL 3389, SAS 6389 ( Chamber Orch. (von der Horst); AWT 9437C, SAWT 94378 - SOUND TRACK -Topkapi; UAL 4118, UAS 5118 RaBlco 3729 ) DUFAY: Mass Passages, Motets 8 Hymns -Capella Antiqua, FAMOUS THEATRE CO. 8 HOLLY STUDIO ORCH. Munich (Ruhland) AWT 94390, SAWT 9439 B - - The Story of Bach; UAC 11048 HARWELL -RACE ENTERPRISES TELEMANN: Overture in F Sharp Minor-Amsterdrm Chamber FAMOUS THEATRE CO. 8 HOLLY STUDIO ORCH.- 3432 West Paradise Drive 9440C, Orch. (Rift) AWT SAWT 94408 - - Rip Van Winkle; UAC 11034 Phoenix. Arizona 85029 HANDEL: Concert) for Organ 8 Orch. No. 14 In A JOHN SCOTT -Peter 8 The Wolf; UAC 11039 Malor- Area Code 602 Amsterdam Chamber Orch. (van der Horst) AWT 9441C, VARIOUS ARTISTS- Thumbelina; UAC 11038 WH2 -0755 SAWT 94410 - - FERRANTE 8 TEICHER -The Peoples Choice; UAL 3385 October 31, 1964 BILLBOARD 31

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IIIIIIIInIIIIIIIIIIIIIAIIIIItllllllllll ll Iluuluummululmuul III II III II I Windy City's POP STARS WOR on Top I I FOR Stations Go Up, SHINDIG In Early A.M., NEW YORK -Billy J. Kramer PROGRAMMING and the Dakotas, Dick and Deedee, Bobby Sherman, the READY -TO -GO PROGRAMMING VOX JOX Down Meter WABC in Eve PROGRAMMING NEWSLETTER Wellingtons, Chris Crosby and CHICAGO -In its constant the Blossoms will be seen on By GIL FAGGIN exploration of radio and its pro- "Shindig" Wednesday (29), NEW YORK chill gramming trends, successes and 8:30 -9 p.m. on ABC Television. -The wind failures, Billboard this week fea- of fall brings with it the often

II II times more IIIII IIIIII1111I IIIII II II II IIIII II II IIIII II II penetratingly cold tures the Radio Response Rat- IIIII II IIII II IIIII II IIIII ings (Second Cycle) for the na- ratings. In the Greater New tion's second largest market, Chi- York City area there have been cago. Triangle programming changes galore, We thought it would be inter- Unit Beatlemania, and other promo- esting to observe the positions tions to build individual station of the Chicago area stations as Going College audiences in time for the long tabulated by the national audi- winter. ence rating services. According to the two rating Chicago, too, has not been Talent Series services (Billboard's Radio Re- without its major sponse Ratings are not radio person- PHILADELPHIA included nel and format changes. The re- - Triangle here), there has been little cent switch of the venerable Programs, production and pro- change at the top of the rating gramming arm of NBC -owned WMAQ to a mid- the Triangle ladder with all- talker 50,000 - dle -road music format, and pop Stations. is producing a series watt WOR, who has been vying rocker WYNR of 30- minute TV shows featur- with tight to all news and ing the contemporary music - new call letters (WNUS) are bet of college talent. formated in a the The WABC see -saw most formidable. announcement was made battle for top honors Monday last week As is usually the case when by Rodger Clipp, through Saturday, gaining the radio stations switch formats vice -president of Triangle, and upper hand this time - Paul around. especially when it's to other than Whiteman, who has been In the afternoon, however, retained by the broadcasting contemporary music WMCA captures the No. 1 - ratings firm slot, take a dip; the disgruntled listen as special program con- with Jack Spector and Dan Dan- sultant to the radio -TV divi- MGM RECORDS' Connie Francis goes over song lineup with elsewhere and new listeners are iels, Monday through Saturday. sought. sion. WNEW's program director Varner Paulsen, assisted by station's fu the evening its 50,000 -watt PR Such is the case with 50,000 - Former band leader and TV WABC with its 75- minute chief Joe Brooks, in preparation for a WNEW music spectacu- watt WMAQ, notably in the talent show host ( "Teen Club" "Newscope" and Scott lar, which will be aired on the metromedia late deejays station Saturday, afternoon and evening. The -ABC -TV, 1950 -1958; "Pops" Muni and Bruce Morrow all the Oct. 31, 1 -1:30 p.m. The program was taped live from Basin audience dropoff has been some- Whiteman will host each show way with the highest ratings of Street East, with a 27 -piece orchestra backing Connie. On hand what sharper in the case of which will he color filmed on any station in town, day or was WNEW vice -president and general manager John V. B. WNUS (WYNR) in the morning the campuses of colleges and night. Sullivan and MGM and universities na- president Arnold Maxim, along with a host less so in the afternoon and throughout the The city's No. 3 contemporary of ad agency time early evening. tion. The pilot was filmed at buyers invited to sit in while having lunch music s t a t i o n, 50,000 -watt Dartmouth last on the station. Connie performed standards such as "Will You The mornings in the Windy March and spot- Group W -owned WINS, ap- Still Be City still belong to Group lighted the outstanding musical Mine?" and "The Sweetest Sounds," in keeping with W's pears to be catching hold with WIND, primarily due to the talent from the school. WNEW's sophisticated standard music image. The advertising its new line -up. The team of Ed lasting strength of radio veteran Whiteman, 75, commented on Hider, Lacey, fraternity left promising to use the Francis voice on Jack Johnny their re- Howard Miller. However, it the "high spective ad campaigns. professional acumen" Holliday, Murray (the K) Kauf- may be noted that second place displayed by the college and man and Pete (Mad Daddy) WLS, the ABC -owned outlet, is university performers he has Myers has brought the station narrowing the gap with a new been scouting at various insti- up during the weekdays slightly morning personality C l a r k tutions of higher learning. Vo- in the morning (fourth place), 'Blues'TVer In Weber, who has moved solidly calists, instrumentalists and cho- considerably in the afternoon Happy Pace in second place. Around him ral groups will be the show's (to a vis a vis position with WLS is centering a gigantic mainstay with Pops helping to WABC -it now appears that Kleidescope, a 30- minute John Lee NBC Hooker, who has "Emperor" promotion. get a plug or two in for the in- the three pop music swingers, -TV production, produced expanded from the old blues In the afternoon and dividual school camera by Raysa evening during WMCA. WABC and WINS are Rose Bonow and di- to contemporary pop WLS takes off like a rocket shots of the campus. rected by record- and (Continued on page 37) Don Luftig, has been ings as of late, performed with zooms out of sight of the exploring the world com- of music true feeling on two down -to- petition with virtually twice the in several programs. Several earth blues numbers personify - ratings of its closest weeks ago the competitor. program fea- (Continued on page 34) The same is true on weekends. tured the music and words of No. 3 position is occupied jazz mystic Charlie by Mingus. standard music stalwart WGN Sunday (18) at 3 p.m. "The during the day. At night the sta- Blues" was spotlighted with Radio Stations tion moves into second position. blues greats Jimmy Rushing, It has been reported that Sonny Terry and John Lee WGN is preparing to make ex- Hooker performing. Music critic tensive programming changes in and commentator Nat Hentoff List Gains in its drive -time periods in an ef- provided the narration on the fort to solidify its already strong whys and wherefores of the position in the market. idiom. The big switch. scheduled for Hentoff pointed up the or- Profit, Revenue Jan. 1, will involve the moving igin of the blues and explained of Wally Phillips into the 6 -10 its WASHINGTON - All reve- a.m. show, replacing Eddie tremendous influence on to- nues and Hub- day's pop music. profits were up for bard, who slides over into AM and AM -FM radio Phil- stations lips' 10 -noon segment, plus His comments were musi- in 1963 over calendar his cally 1962, 45- minute program in evening enacted by Sonny Terry, FCC reported in its recently re- whose down -to -earth harmon- drive time. leased Financial Report on AM- Negro ica playing of a lonesome sound- FM Radio. -oriented WVON, which Broadcast revenues has been showing ing blues number spoke for itself. in 1963 were up very $681.1 million, a strong during the past Terry followed this with a 7.1 per cent gain over 1962. 18 warm Be- months, has lost its fourth place rendition of "These fore -tax profits were $54.9 mil- Women position enjoyed in June. It Are Killing Me," punc- lion, a gain of 26.2 per cent is his going into the fall in tuating vocal with harmonica over 1962, which in turn sixth place MORE THAN 200 AGENCY PEOPLE and clients had the oppor- had in the morning and accompaniment. Terry evokes a set a fast pace with profits of afternoon tunity last week to see and hear a new presentation by WBBM- great is and a fifth place tie with sound that almost $43.5 million, up 48 per cent Radio, Chicago, during a series of luncheons and human. WNUS (WYNR) in the evening. cocktail par- over 1961. ties held at New York's Hotel Elysee and sponsored by CBS In contrast to Terry's lone- Over -all revenues Despite the drop in position, the of radio and station remains Radio Spot Sales. The presentation will now hit the road, going some blues offerings, the pene- TV combined were more than an important in- fluence in the to Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles, San Francisco, trating power of - market and en- Jimmy Rush $21/4 billion, up 7.4 per cent Minneapolis, then ing's soulful performances of over 1962, joys one of the most impressive back to Chicago. Shown at one of the New and before -tax prof- rating pictures York "Going to Chicago" and "Sent its were of any major sessions are, left to right: Maurie Webster, vice -president $398.1 million, up 12.1 Negro-oriented and for You Yesterday" exposed the per cent over previous year. station. general manager, CBS Radio Spot Sales; Jonne Murphy, up -tempo side of blues singing. Network radio had its first WBBM Holds Fourth media supervisor, BBDO, and Jack Bivans, sales manager, Rushing did a fine job of pro- profitable year since 1954, the In fourth place during the WBBM- Radio, going over new WBBM program schedule which jecting the depth of the blues four radio networks as a group week is the CBS -owned outlet. has been extensively revised to combine news and informa- in a wailin' up tempo gate. (Continued on page 34) (Continued on page 37) tional programming with up -tempo music and personalities. October 31, 1964 BILLBOARD 33

www.americanradiohistory.com Huntley, program dir., 188 W, 11111I I I II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I111111111111111111111111I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Randolph St. RILtAn1O FORMAT GLOSSARY: "Contemporary"-Stations that play primarily singles and LP's WBBM: 50,000 watts. CBS - of a "rock -n -cell" and rhythm and blues nature. "Pop Contemporary" -Stations that future owned. Music format: Pop Stand- rock -n -roll and rhythm and blue music, as well as Current singles and LP's of a non ard- Highly identifiable air person- rock nature. "Pop-Standard"-Stations programming current and stock single and LP's, alities. Editorials aired. Special excluding rock- n.roll and rhythm and blues. "StanderdPop" -Same as "Pop- Standard" with aIIRESdpoNstE stations emphasising standards to current pop singles. "Standard " -Stations programming with programming: "Current" current or stock Cortons of the old standards culled primarily from LP's. Rock -1146H and Larry Attebery- information vehi- "teen sound" excluded. "Conservative"-Stations featuring primarily LP music of mb- cle, service features, telephone dued nature in tone and performance. Background instrument music. "Classical," "Country RATING call -in, interviews, 11:30 a.m. -1 Western," "Jar," "Rhythm 8 Blues," "Ethnic " -Stations programming more than SO p.m., M -F; "Newsday," 5:30 -6:55 per cent of their music in the above mentioned paricular categories. p.m., M -F; comprehensive early CHICAGO evening news and information pro- 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I SECOND CYCLE gram with anchor man John Har- rington. Paul Gibson, 1:10 -2 p.m., WIND: 5,000 watts. Group W "Hot Line" - interviews, with 10:30 -11 p.m., M -F, 12:20 -12:55 owned. Music format: Pop Con- prominent figures in government, TOP STATIONS TOP DISK JOCKEYS p.m. Sat -dissertations on anything temporary. Editorials aired regu- education. Audience call -in partici- from philosophy to fine arts; cur- larly. Highly identifiable air per- pation, 11- midnight, M -Sat. Host rent books and travel. "Weather sonalities. Special programming: Wesley South. Special services pro- Call of Call of Total Command " -8 -man team weather 7:35 -8 p.m., M-Sat. -news, infor- grams 11:30- midnight, Sun. "Team Rank Letters Total% Points Rank Disk Jockey Letters ;ePoints news service. Large and effective mation, education, community Work" - learning how to read, news staff under direction of Ben service block. Group W special community project, 1:45 -2 p.m. * POP Singles * POP Singles Larson - helicopter equipped for programs featured. Different topics Sun. Programettcs with Bernadine Ron Riley W LS 40% traffic and news reports. Two -way each night. Locally produced docu- C. Washington, women's interest 1. WLS 46% 2. Art Roberts W LS 36% radio -equipped cars. VP & Gen'l mentaries 5 -7 p.m., Sun. News- show with grooming tips, 1 -2 min. 2. WIND 36% 3. Clerk Weber (TIC) WL S mgr., E. H. Shomo. Progm. dir., casts 5 mins. on hr. 8 -man news 11 times daily. News 5 -min. on hr. Others 18% 3. Des Card (Tie) WLS 7% Others 10% Len Schlosser, 630 N. McClurg dept. under direction of Jerry plus 5 min. on half hour during (WJDD, WMAQ, (Bob Larson, WIND Court. Udwin. Gen'l mgr., Edward Wallis. drive time. Anti -school drop -out WARM, WGN, WVON) Dick Williamson, WIND Prog. mgr., Guy Harris. Records campaign special programs -6-45- Howard Miller, WIND) WBEE: 1,000 watts days. A should be directed to Ralph Blank, 6:55 p.m. Sun. Gen9 & Sales mgr., Continental Group Station. (Rol- BY TIME SLOT music dir., 400 N. Michigan Ave. Lloyd Webb. Records should be * POP LP's lins Broadcasting). Negro- oriented directed to E. Rodney Morning 1. Clark Weber, WLS Jones, prog. 1. WBBM 40% 2. Howard Miller, WIND programming. Music format: R &B- WJJD: 50,000 watts limited. dir., 3350 S. Kedzie Ave. 2. WMAQ (Tie) 18% Mid Morning Gene Taylor, WLS Gospel- Special programming: Plough owned. Music format: Pop Early Afternoon Bernie Allen, WLS 2. WGN (Tie) 18% "Cash Board" interviews 9:15- Standard. U. of Ill. football car- WNUS: (formerly WYNR) 5,000 Traffic Man Des Card, WLS - watts. 4. WCFL 7% Early Evening Ron Riley, WLS 9:30 a.m., M -Sat.; "Lucky Shop- ried. News documentary with Bob McLendon owned. All news Others 17% Late Evening Art Roberts, WLS per," noon -12:15, MSat., inter- Sicgrist 6 -6:15 p.m., M -F. VP & formats. Gen'l mgr., Jack Fiedler. (WLS, WAIT, views. Gospel music with Al Ben- Gen'l Mgr., Boyd Lawlor- Records WIND, WARF) son, 10 -11 a.m., M -Sat.; Brother should be directed to Stan Scott, * PROGRAM DIRECTOR, MUSIC Bob Weaver, 11 -noon; Rev. Dan- prog. dir., 8707 Ballard St., Des DIRECTOR OR LIBRARIAN iels, 11:30 -11:55 a.m. Three min. Plaines, Bl, * R &B (Most Co-Operative In Exposing New Records) newscasts at :27 & :57. "Sound 1. Gene Taylor, WLS Program Director Stage two voices on WLS: 50,00() watts. ABC owned. Radio 2. Ralph Blank, WIND Music Director Concept" of Stations 1. WVON 54% the each thirty- minute segment. Music format: Contemporary. Edi- 2. WBEE 28% 45 records on 13 torials aired. Highly identifiable 10% playlist- "top 3. WLS POP LP's r &b plus 15 new releases." Gen'l air personalities. Notre Dame foot- 4. WMPP 5% * 1. Mel Belairs WBBM 42% mgr., Harry Wilber. Records ball and championship fights car- 5. WOPA 3% List in 2. Don Sorkin WAIT 9;ó should be directed to Jim Reese, ried. Special programming: "Farm Gains 3. Bud Kelly (Tie) WBBM 7% Special " -age., news, weather, 5 -6 3. Chuck Benson (Tie) WMAQ 7% Prog. dir., Lincoln Tower, 73 E. Miller WIND 7% a.m., M -Sat. "The Breakfast Club," C 3. Howard (Tie) Wacker Dr. * &W Others 28% 9 -IO a.m., M -F. "Martha Crane (Eddie Hubbard, WGN 1. WWCA 36% WCFL: 50,000 watts. Owned by Reports " -3 -5 min. taped inter- Profit, Reevnue (Gary, Ind.) Marty Faye, WAAF Wally Phillips, WGN Chicago Federation of Labor. Mu- views aired three times each morn- 2. VITRO 29% Josh Brady, WCFL tual affiliate. Music format: ing. "Midday" - news, weather, Continued from page 33 (La Grange, Ili.) John Doremus, WMAQ Standard, Chicago White Socks sports, market reports and news 3. WMRD 21% Daddy- O-Daylie, WAAF (Aurora, Ill.) Dick Williamson, WIND baseball, N.W., Big 10 football, summary, noon -12:30 p.m., M -F. racking up pre -tax profits of WMAQ N.W. & "Newscope" news, commentary, Others 14% Pat Sheridan, DePaul college basketball, - $929,000 on $34.6 million reve- Ron Riley, WLS sports, weather, 6:30 -7:30 p.m., (WGN, WIND, Chicago Blackhawks Hockey car- nue. Network radio had a $2.4 Bob Hale, WMAQ ried. Special M -F. Sun., 8:30 p.m., "Chicago WSM (Nashville, Tenn.), Sid McCoy, WCFL) programming: "For- million deficit in 1962, with rest Tucker Show," 6:30 -9:30 a.m., Portrait" with Norman Ross, lo- WEAW (Evanston, 111.) $31.5 million revenue interviews & "Bob cally produced documentary. "Pin- and $33.9 BY TIME SLOT music. Elson "- million expenses. Morning Don Serkin, WAIT interview show from Pump Room, point' -news & interviews, 9 p.m. Morning 1. Wally Phillips, WGN Total time sales were Mid 1 -3 p.m., 10-11 p.m., M -F. Classi- News dir., Harold Saulzman. 10- radio * CONSERVATIVE Pat Sheridan, WBBM man - ^- Early Afternoon Mel Belairs, WBBM cal music and commentary with news dept., two 2 -way radio $711.7 million, and local tim 1. WAIT 39% Late Afternoon Mel Belairs, WBBM Norman Ross Jr., Sat., 7:30 -9 a.m. equipped news cars. Pres. Ralph sales accounted for $449.7 mil- 2. WCFL 16% Early Evening Dick Williamson, "Dick Biondi Show" -pop music W. Beaudin. Records should be lion, or 63 per cent of total time 3. WMAQ 13% WIND (Tie) and guest directed to Prod. mgr., Gene Bud Kelly, WBBM record artists from Mu- sales. National spot accounted Others 32% (Tie) tual, 8- midnight. "Hootenanny," Taylor, 360 N. Michigan Ave. for $220.2 million, 31 per cent (WGN, WIND, Bob Hale, WMAQ 7 -8 p.m., Sat. Mgr., Thomas E. of the total, and network time WBBM, WFMT) (Tie) Haviland. Prog. dir., Robert T. WMAQ: 50,000 watts. NBC Late Evening 1 Sid McCoy, WCFL sales Finnegan, Records should be di- owned. Music format: Pop-Stand- were $48.8 million, 6 per Z. Franklin MacCormick, ard. Gen'l mgr., Mark Olds. Rec- all sales. WGN rected to Lee Petrillo, Music dir., cent of time * CLASSICAL American Furniture Mart, 666 ords should be directed to Chuck If anyone doubts the charm Lake Shore Dr. Benson, prog- dir., Merchandise of music to roll up 1. WFMT -FM 72% radio prof- * R &B Mart. its, the FCC reports before -tax 2. WBBM 28% 1. Rodney Jones WVON 40% WFMT -FM: 135,000 watts. In- 2. Nerf Kent WVON in New 31% dependent. Music format: Classi- WTAQ: 1,000 watts days, 500 profits York metropoli- 3. Ed Cook WVON 10% night. Independent. Music format: tan area were $7.9 4. Jim Dandy (Reese) WBEE 7% cal -Folk. Special programming: million, Others 12% New York Philharmonic, Boston Pop -C &W -Polka Editorials aired. with 32 stations; Chicago $5.9 Montague, Symphony, Philadelphia Orchestra Local high school basketball and million, from 29 stations, and (Mw,ifcentwvoN football, Little League Baseball THE RADIO RESPONSE RATINGS rt Roberts, concerts carried. World Music Los Angeles -Long Beach, $4.8 500 Spe- Ron Riley, Wl5 Festival Broadcast concerts aired. and Indianapolis carried. million, 31 stations. Metropoli- of stations and Individual air per- cial programming: "Polka Jam- "Studs Terket" -inter show, 10-11 tan stations accounted for near- sonalities have been determined by a.m., M -F, boree," 11 -noon, M -F. "Sig Sacko- C &W Thurs. 9 p.m. "Mid- ly 70 per cent of all radio rev- survey of local and national record * night Special," folk, comedy, show wicz Show " -celebrity interviews, 1. Lan Ellis WWCA 56% 12:30 -1:30 p.m., M -F. "Maggie enues and 78 per cent of total promotion personnel, dlstritutors 2. Bill Bleugh WMRO 34% tunes, 10:15 a.m., Sat., replayed 10% Berger Show" women's interest, profits. There are 1,483 metro- Others Wed. 1 p.m. 8 -11 p.m., - and record manufacturers. Not a Drama, (Wes Holly, WOPA Sun. Shakespeare plays currently 1:30 -2, M -F. C &w music with politan area stations out of a popularity poll, the ratings are cousin Jim Cole, WWCA Dave Rafferty, 7 -8:30 p.m., M -F; Dave Rafferty, being aired. IS to 20 min. news- total of 3,685 AM and AM -FM WTAQ) 7 -9 p.m., strictly on the comparative ability casts 6:45 & 10 p.m. Stereo broad- Sat. 15 -min. newscast at stations. (Foregoing figures do noon; 30 -min. at 5 p.m. One 2 -way of the stations and air personalities casting. Gen'l mgr, Bernard not include independent FM * JAZZ Jacobs. Records radio-equipped news car. Mgr., to Influence their listeners to pur - should be directed operations.) 1. Daddy- O- Daylie (Tie) WARF 35% to Norman Prog- Arthur L. Schlaman. Records 1. Sid McCoy (Tie) WCFL 35% Pellegrini, dir., FM continues to have an up- chesa the singles end albums played 221 N. should be directed to Win Jolly, 3. Marty Faye WARF 17% LaSalle St. hill battle going it alone. The on the alt. The ratings Ilkeevise 4. Norm Spaulding WARF 5% prog. dir., Box 408, LaGrange, BI. 5. Mike Rapchak (Tie) WCFL 3% 323 independent FM's reporting point up the Importence of music of WGN: 50,000 watts. Independ- 5. Jessie Owens (Tie) WARF 3% ent. Music WVON: 1,000 watts days, 250 showed loss of $3.2 milion on 2% format: Standard -Pop all types in building audiences and Others Special programming: Cub games, watts nights. Independent. Negro - 'Dick Buckley, WAAF oriented programming. Editorials revenues of $11.4 million. creating the framework conducive to Don Sorkin, WAIT) Chicago Bears pro football, college However, the 1963 independent aired 11 times during broadcast influencing the listener to purchase football and other special sporting FM revenue is up 22.6 per cent events carried. "Wally Phillips day. Highly identifiable air per- other products and services adver- FOLK sonalities. over 1962, while losses stayed * Show," 9 -noon, M -S, telephone au- Special programming: tised on rails stations. 1. lack Taylor WGN 38% pegged at 1962 figure. Total dience call -in & music. Agricul- the 2. Art Roberts WLS 35% of all 3. Norman Pellegrinl WFMT -FM 27% ture program noon -1 p.m., "Coun- revenue FM's, including try Fair" featuring live music AM -FM combinations, reached hosted by Orion Samuelson, farm 'Blues' TV -er $16.3 million. AM -owned FM dir. "Brickhouse Hubbard"-con- Continued from page 33 operations generated revenues versation & celeb interviews 4 -5 of $4.9 million, up 6.5 per cent STATIONS BY FORMAT p.m., M -F. "Barn Dance," live ing the "sufferin " blues. Ac- from 1962, FCC reports. music with 200 person studio audi- companying himself on electric ence, 8 -9:30 p.m., Sat. 11111111II II IIIII IIII II II IIII1111111I III IIIII II III11111I II II IIIII II III11111111111II III AREA: Second larg- are with fur- Metropoli- guitar, which puts out a - CHICAGO ments supplemented tan dirge est radio market. Thirteen ther information of the era from Opera carried during season. type beat, Hooker sang "Night Illinois Opera Guild Audition of AM, 13 FM. 1 conservative, 2 pop - Chicago newspaper files. "Week- the Air Nov.- 4:30 Time Is the Right Time" and WATH BEGINS standard, 2 rhythym and blues, end With Phil Lind " -Interviews March, p.m., Sun. 15 -min. newscasts 8 a.m.; 5, "It Served Me Right to Suffer," 1 standard, 1 classical, 1 stand- with celebrities and government 6, 10 p.m.; 10 mies. at 7 a.m., 6 the song, as presented by Hook- FM AIRING ard -pop, 1 pop contemporary, 1 officials, 10 a.m. -noon, Sat. & p.m. news capsules on half hr. er, was a good example of "self ATHENS, Ohio A T H, pop -c&w- Polka, 1 news, 2 foreign Sun. "Face It" - exploration of -W language. race problems, Sun., 9:30 -9:45 p.m. Bruce Dennis, news dir. mobile critical" blues. serving Southeastern Ohio and Station two - way radio - equipped news The blues has been, and Ohio University's 15,000 stu- Mgr., Bill Grabau. Records units. Two WAAF: 1,000 watts days. Inde- should be directed to Ralph Ebler, news and traffic heli- always will be, one of the dents, began FM broadcasting in copters in use during rush drive - pendent. Musk format: Jazz. Spe- music dir., LaSalle- Wacker Bldg. major roots of all American conjunction with its 1,000 -watt cial programming: "Civil War time hrs. "Travelin' On" caw, WATT: 5,000 watts days. Inde- folk - music. The Kleidescope venture AM last week. WATH -FM is Diary " -series running since 1961. pendent. Music format: Conserva- music show with Jack Taylor, 8 -9 into this Unknown world to programming albums and both Two min. capsules relating Civil tive. College football carried Sat- p.m., M -F. Station mgr., E. many was both enlightening War events to current date. Pro- urdays. Gen'l & Sales Mgr., Charles Gates- Prog- mgr., Rob- middle -road and contemporary duced in co- operation with Chi- Frederick G. Harm. Records ert L. Bradford. 2501 Bradley and entertaining. pop singles. cago Historical Society, the seg- should be directed to Howard Place. GIL FAGGEN IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIt111111111111111111111111I1111I111111111 )1111111111IIIIIIIIIlllllillll 34 BILLBOARD, October 31, 1964

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Kramer (Decca) Armonico ROOM -Searchers (Pye) (Philips)- Ardmore & 5 MALAYSIA WONDERFUL 10 I ONLY WANT TO BE IO - ONLY YOU -Wayne Newton - - - - (Capitol)- Chappelis Metric Music Beechwood (Columbia) WITH YOU -Richard A NIGHT 8 8 WE'RE THROUGH- Hollies 10 8 AS TEARS GO BY- Marianne 6 - I WANT TO HOLD YOUR Anthony (Vcc)- Pending 11 8 SUCH -Elvis Presley (RCA)- ChappeUs (Parlophone)- Hollies Music Faithrull (Docta) -Ford HAND -The Chipmunks 9 6 I'M CRYING -.Animals Music (Liberty) 12 - RHYTHM AND GREENS - The Shadows (Columbia) - (Columbia) -Ivy Music 7 - LOUISE -Pierre Lalonde SOUTH AFRICA Belinda 10 14 WALK AWAY -Matt Monts (CBS) This Last Ardmore & 8 RINGO'S THEME- George 13 2 MILLION DRUMS -Tony (Parlophone)- FRENCH (WALLOON) - Week Week (W. Reechwood Matin Orchestra (Parlophone) Sheveton & G.)- 1 1 A HARD DAY'S NIGHT- Belinda II 4 RAG DOLL -Four Seasons +Denotes local origin The Beatles (Parlophone) (Philips)- Ardmore & 14 5 DO WAH DIDDY DIDDY - Two 2 4 HAVE I THE RIGHT-The Manfred Mann (H.M.V.)- Beechwuod This Weeks MEXICO Honeycombs (Pye) 12 16 HOW SOON -Henry Mancini Belinda Week Ago (Courtesy Audlomusla) 3 2 DO WAH DIDDY DIDDY - (RCA) -- Chappell 1 THE 15 6 HARD DAY'S NIGHT-The 2 THE HOUSE OF *Denotes Iowa origin Manfred Mann (H.M.V.) 13 7 I WOULDN'T TRADE YOU Beatles (Parlophone) -Leeds RISING SUN -Animals This Last 4 7 WISHIN' AND HOPIN'- FOR THE WORLD - (Columbia) -World -142 Week Week Dusty Springfield (Philips) Bachelors (Decca) 2 1 Barriere MA VIE -Alain 5 3 PEOPLE SAY -June Muscat Music 1 1 COMO TE EXTRANO- (RCA) -Tutti /Primavera Len Dan (CBS) (Continental) 14 II EVERYBODY LOVES Richard -Mundo 3 4 CE MONDE - Musical 6 6 DO YOU WANT ME TO- SOMEBODY -Dean Martin Anthony (Columbia) - 2 2 BE MY BABY -Lea Surfs The Four Pennies (Philips) ( Reprse) BeHndamusic ALL OVER NOW J. (Gamma) -- Greyer 7 8 ITS - 15 10 TOGETHER -P. Proby 5 5 ZORRO EST ARRIVE -Henri (Decca) 3 4 POLLERA COLORA The Rolling Stones (Decca)- CampbellConnellY Salvador (Rigolo) - - Rivero (CBS) e EVERYBODY LOVES 16 21 ONE WAY LOVE-.Cliff Carmen - - Belindamusic Mundo Musical SOMEBODY -Doan Martin Bennett and the Rebel 4 7 J'Y PENSE ET PUIS 4 3 INVIERNO TRISTE (Blue (Reprise) Rousers (Parlophone)- J'OUBLIE -- Claude Francois Main Music Winter) -Connie Francis (Fontana)- Belgolux (MGM) -Greyer 17 15 I WON'T FORGET YOU - 6 10 OBSESSION -Jackie Deimone ANN MARIE Jim Reeves (RCA) 5 6 POLVO -Sonia Lopez (CBS) - (CBS)- Belindamusic -Mundo Musical YUGOSLAVIA Jubilee 5490 Burlington Music LACRIMA SUL VISO- 7 6 UNA 9 BARBA AZUL (Lets Do)- This 18 22 MAYBE I KNOW -Lesley Bobby Solo (CBS) -Bens Week distributed One Apson (Peerlcss)- Nationally tits Gore (Mercury) -West 8 8 SUR TON VISAGE UNE Brembila 1 CRVENE -Ivica Serfezi Musk LARME -Bobby Solo (CBS) RUZE -GEE RECORD CO., INC. 7 5 AMANECI EN TUS BRAZOS JAY 18 27 UM, UM, UM, UM, UM, UM -Bens (SY -1272) Fontana and the -.Jose A. Jimenez (RCA) 318 W. 48 St., N.Y. 36, N.Y. -*Wayne 9 3 LA FERME DU BONHEUR 2 CASA GORKIH SUZA- Slavko Mindbenders (Fontana)- Francois (Fontana) -Emma Maude I Perovic (EPY -3397) Essex -Southern 8 7 WANT TO HOLD YOUR 20 SHA LA LA- Manfred Mann HAND -The Beatles 3 JA PUSTOLOV- Slavko Perovic ALAI. - 10 - I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN (Musare)- Pending (HMV) -Belinda Music BETTER -The Beatles (SY -1261) 21 20 IS IT TRUE -Brenda Lee 9 - GUARDA COME DONDOLE (Odeon) 4 SICK AND TIRED -Matt Collins Picked all around the country (Brunswick)-Southern Music -Edoardo Vianello (RCA) - Pham (EPY -3389) Find Out What's Happening 22 26 REACH OUT FOR ME- Dionne Warwick (Pye Int.)- 10 10 ORANGUTAN-.Sonora S KUCA PORED MORA -Arson Brambila by THE SPIDELLS West One Music ITALY Santanera (CBS)- Dedic (EPY -3401) 23 19 AS TEARS GO BY- C -1122 Monsa -RIC 6 GITARE-I vo Robic (EPY -3402) Marianne Faithrull ( Decca) (Courtesy Musica e Mehl, Masan) (Distributed interna- 7 KAD CUJES TRUBU- Slavko tionally by RIC) Forward Music +Denotes local origin PHILIPPINES 24 GOLDFINGER- Shirley This East Perovic ace. by The " Paloma" - This Last George og" B assey (Columbia) -United Week Week Trio (EPY -3277) DA Week Week Lorenz's newsletter Artists Music I 1 IN GINOCCHIO TE- Stefok (SY -1276) I 1 I'LL DREAM OF YOU 8 BALADA -Ana -"Behind the 25 18 BREAD AND BUTTER - Gianni Morandi (RCA) - Acutf- TI Matt Munro (Parlophone) - 9 GOLUBOVI -Ivo Robic (SY -1277) Newbeats (Hickory)- 2 2 AMO -Again Scenes ": E PIU' Inc. 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(Ricordi) Manufacturers 29 23 THE CRYING GAME -Dave 7 7 ERAVAMO AMICI-.Dino "HEARTBREAK HILL" 6 6 A HARD DAY'S NIGHT - Berry ( Decca)- Southern (Arc) c/w SUL MARE The Beatles (Parlophone) - Music 8 8 UNA ROTONDA -Fred Bongusto (Primary) Dyna, Inc. (mer 30 28 QUESTIONS I CAN'T 7 9 KISSIN' COUSINS -Elvis v "KANSAS 9 6 TI RINGRAZIO PERCHE'- -Filipinas ..o.4 ANSW ER- Heinz . Michele (RCA) Presley (RCA) ABC 10596 8 7 IF EVER I WOULD LEAVE tc`t; . (Columbia)-Campbell- IO 9 QUELLI CHE HANNO UN ' Petula Clark YOU -Robert Goulet (Col.) 110::,-, Connelly CUORE- Inc. (Vogue) -Marc.. , ARA,. 9 10 I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN .v.,,, °.- II 10 AMORE SCUSAMI-.John `` Foster (Style) -The Beatles (Parlophone) - Q Dyna, Inc. i{ G CHILE 12 15 E ADESSO TE NE PUOI -Les Surfs ID - PRETTY LITTLE BABY - ANDARE Connie Francis (MGM) P 6'e. This Last (Festival) - LULL gIDEtily Clark Mareco, inc. COLOR Week Week 13 - PAGHERAI -Paula (Vogue) 1 4 I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN GREAT 14 12 ANGELITA DI ANZIO-.Los -GOING - BETTER -The Beatles Marcellus Ferial (Durium) SINGAPORE JOE HINTON'S .Edoardo (Odeon) IS Il TREMARELLA- *Denotes local origin "A THOUSAND CUPS OF Vianello (RCA) 2 3 UN DIA TE DIRE -Cecilia This Last K Week Week HAPPINESS" OA (Odeon) BACKBEAT 532 1 1 IT'S ONLY MAKE BELIEVE PUBLICATIONS 3 I ANGELITO -Rene y Rene RED AND RUNNING! JAPAN -Billy Fury ( Decca) NOT Ma I. (CBS); Sergio Inostroza 2 4 JAMAICA JOE -The Angels BOBBY BLAND'S FOLK MUSIC BQbK3 (Demon); The Seven Days (Courtesy Utamatk, Tokyo) (Smash) "AIN'T DOING TOO BAD" (Peerless) *Denotes local origin 3 2 NOBODY 1 KNOW -Peter DUKE 383 by Pete Seeger, Jean Ritchie. Woody Isst and Gordon (Columbia) New Lon City 4 EL DEPARTAMENTO - This BREAKING OUT!! Guthrie, Ladbelly, - Week Week 4 6 1 SHOULD HAVE KNOWN Ramblers, Ewan MacColl, Jerry Gogo Andreu (Disc Jockey) BETTER -The Beatles THE MIGHTY MUSTANGS' 1 1 OZASHIKI KOUTA- Mahina Silverman, Sam Charters, Clancy LOVE" 5 2 LAS CEREZAS -Hermanos Stars & Matsuo Kazuko (Parlophone) "FIRST Bros., Peggy Seeger, others. LOVE SURESHOT 5004 Carrion (Music Hall); (Victor)- IASRAC 7 WHERE DID OUR At leading Quautt Paperback GO-The Supremos or rette Tor complete (Odeon) 2 2 KOI O SURUNARA- Hashi Records, Inc. Bookstores Mando Munoz (Victor) -IASRAC (Motown) Duke and Peacock catalogue Yukio 2809 ERASTUS STREET 6 5 HEARTACHES -Oscar WA OMAS NI 6 8 UNDER THE BOARDWALK PUBLICATIONS 3 3 ORE HOUSTON 26, T EXAS OAK Arriagada (RCA) YOWAINDA- Ishihera -The Drifters (Atlantic) O R 3.2611 St., N.Y. N.Y. 10036 7 9 MOVE IT BABY -Simon 165 W. 46th 7 CUANDO VUELVAS Yujiro (Telchiku)- JASRAC Publishers at SING OUT! - - BLUES- Nishida Scott (Parlophone) Cuatro Brujas (Demon) 4 4 TOKYO The Folk Sant Magazine Sachiko (Polydur) -JASR AC e - WHY DO YOU WANNA 8 TE AMO Y TE AMARE- .Frank MAKE ME BLUE -The - 5 - OSAKA GURASHT- ADVERTISING IN Carlos Contreras (PolYdor); Nagai (Victor) -IASRAC Temptations (Cords) 9 SHANTY Quests when answering ads . . Little Tony (Philips) 6 8 UNA SERA DI TOKIO - - -The BUSINESSPAPERS Mahina Stars (Victor); The (Columbia) 9 6 -Elvis Presley MEANS BUSINESS Say You Saw It in SUSPICION Peanuts (King); C. Valente 10 3 FROM A WINDOW -Billy (RCA) (London); Maya (Seven J. Kramer with the Dakotas (Parlophone) Billboard 10 - LEILA -Luis Dimas (Philips) Seas) -JASRAC BILLBOARD, October 31, 1964 36

www.americanradiohistory.com Windy City's Stations Go Up WOR Tops in A.M.; WABC in Eve Continued from page 33 WNEW, New York, and most Continued from page 33 Alda on the phones 10:10 to recently general manager of noon daily. WBBM, battling it out which during the past WINS, New York, will take over at the top) and WNBC has directly 22 months slightly in the evening and locked "brightened" its musi- the general manager's reins of late horns with the mighty WOR, :a1 fare with a wider selection the station night (second place). replacing 25 -year and it will take at least a year :f pop music of a non -rock na- NBC Chicago veteran John WNEW Sags or more under the present for- ture in an attempt to broaden its Keys. The dropping last month of mat listener before a truly accurate base. The Olds appointment to in- jazz deejay Billy Taylor, all - evaluation of the Following on station's audi- close the heels dustry observers points up the nighter Marty O'Hara and Sun- ence- building progress may be of WBBM is the new WMAQ resolve of NBC Vice -President day late night celebrity inter- made. which is making a strong bid Mike Joseph to continue on the viewer Fred Robbins sharpened Of course, NBC's weekend for audience in the market. Last newly launched program of focus on the continued softening "Monitor" still a week it was remains major announced that "modernizing" the programming of big money -maker WNEW. ratings drag no matter which Mark Olds, formerly program approach of the six company - Despite the top -notch names one of the company's owned sta- manager of KYW, Cleveland; owned stations. of Klaven & Finch, William B. tions it's on. Williams, Bob Landers, Ted WCBS' Trouble Brown, Wally King -and ap- The parently heavy commercial bill- extensive programming ing station's position changes that took place not too -the in many BRAND NEW! ALL ORIGINAL the market has been gradually months ago at WCBS (Billboard, June 13) appear with English slipping to a point where it to Polish and lyrics ranks generally fifth be leading whatever audience it through- had to out the week. Industry observers other sources of infor- have noticed the inclusion re- mation and entertainment. The cently of a wider variety station features a somewhat con- THESE ARE of fusing ( STEREOj JAY JAY 5080 current middle -road singles in schedule of talk, informa- what may an tion, music and personalities. be effort to stem The the flow of disgruntled listeners station has dropped to who may over sixth and seventh Monday A be -exposed to the through PQLRkCHRISTMAS 15 or 20 basic recording artists Saturday, and occupies featured with frequency on the bottom rung of the ladder on the Sunday. Metropolitan Broadcasting sta- tion. Notable gains were observed _ HITS! for the The most startling and com- Storer conservative mu- plete format change to take sic oriented station WHN during place during the past six weekday afternoons and eve- months nings has been the switch to talk and as well as Saturday and telephone talk -back programs Sunday afternoons. Lonnie Starr at was WNBC. It is interesting to assigned the morning slot note several that two established months ago when WHN segments. and Bob and "The Big Wilson Show," 5:30 Ray parted com- "THEN YOU a.m. -9 a.m. (the only music pany in the wake of soggy rat- ings. TELL ME show on the station) and "The CAN Brad Crandal" telephone call -in GOODBYE" late evening program have failed so far to bring in any new listen- SEGUE ers. However, the station's after- noon talkers, featuring Big Wil- son and sports commentator Bill Jack Eilersten to WFLA JOHNNY NASH Mazer on the phones, have shot (Tampa) in morning slot replac- Argo #5479 the station's ratings up sharply. ing Deano Day who joins the It was only several weeks ago WIL (St. Louis) air staff.... that the NBC -owned station "Marvelous" Mary Brooks, for- solidified its schedule with the merly with WPAC (Patchogue, Order from signing of musical comedy star L. I.), joins WPGC (Washing- your record supplier or write to ton, D. C.) "Good Robert Alda and stage and Guys ".... "LITTLE screen actor Tom Ewell and his Johnny Johnson, staff an- JAY JAY RECORD CO. wife to fill the 9 to noon time nouncer since 1955 at KOY MARIE" slots Monday (Phoenix), promoted to chief 2452 SOUTH KEDZIE AVENUE CHICAGO 23, through Friday. an- ILLINOIS The Ewells chat back and forth nouncer.... Mary E. Raub, of "GO BOBBY Distributors: Territories available from their Central Park West Erie, Pa., joins flight staff of apartment 9:10 to 10 a.m., with WKYW (Louisville, Ky.) as pilot on "Metropolitan Sky - I3DIrRetlttluni7xTnrttl"tttutR:t&nittju "g34:AMDVüïu[ul.ttnk[ttL watch." llr" VIP APPOINTMENTS CHUCK BERRY Mark Olds, Group W executive- and recently WINS (New York) Chess #1912 "AMERICA'S general manager, named gen- eral manager of WMAQ, the NBC -owned 50,000 watter in Chicago. Olds has served as a GREATEST TENOR program executive with KYW and WNEW (New York). Jim Hawthorne, vice -president "I'VE GOT and national program manager THE SKILL" JAMES for Crowell -Collier Broadcasting Corporation, with headquarters at KFWB (Los Angeles) resigns his post effective Jan. 1 to ac- CARONE" cept vice -presidency at Sherman Grinberg Productions, Inc., a SIENA ALBUM-1002 division of Filmrite Associates, JACKIE ROSS Inc., headquartered at Colum- CHESS #1913 bia Studios.... John B. Lynch, president and geneal manager of WWSC (Glen Falls, N. Y.) Famous elected president of the New I tal ian Love Songs York State Associated Press nl Broadcasters Association. . James H. Burgess, vice- presi- "SOMETHING 1f,S 1aLrulouç! dent of WLW -T (Cincinnati), appointed to thenew post of YOU GOT" managing director of Triangle- ownedow KFRE AM -FM -TV ATTENTION -D.J.'S - P.D.'S (Fresno).... Al Haziest KXOA program executive, ;Send for your Station's transfers to Free Copy WKYW (Louisville) as program RAMSEY LEWIS director. . . . William (Rusty) TRIO WRITE- WIRE OR CALL: Russell, formerly station man- ager of WSON (Henderson, Argo #5481 Ky.), appointed general manager of WKYW.... Robert V. Whit- SIENA RECORDS ney, founder-partner of Mars Broadcasting, Inc., recently pur- 1531 chased by Pepper Sound, named No. Serrano Ave. Suite 5 general manager of WWTC (for- merly Hollywood 27, Calif. Phone: WTCN, Minneapolis) re CHESS producing cord. HO 4-3610 cently purchased from Time - Life Broadcast by Buckley - cenno It-. n MOXI1tTttlx1 ul7ttlulttlttt?Tu7ntxl Jaeger. October 31, 1964 BILLBOARD 37

www.americanradiohistory.com SREAKOttTi' SINGLES The Original Hit of DO ANYTHING PUSHIN' A GOOD THING TOO NATIONAL BREAKOUTS * FAR . YOU WANNA Barbara Lewis, Atlantic 2255 (Saturday, ASCAP) (Detroit) RINGO I JUST DON'T UNDERSTAND . . . Dear Lorne Greene, RCA Victor 8444 Tommy Addeeley, ManMar 314 (Cedarwood, BMI) (Chicago) Record MR. LONELY Bobby Vinton, Epic 9730 CALIFORNIA BOUND . . . Ronny & the Daytonas, Mala 490 (Buckhorn, BMI) Retailer (San Francisco) Finding myself halfway GALE WINDS . . . across the country and * REGIONAL BREAKOUTS having been to both Egyptian Combo, Norman 549 (Gil- Cajun, BMI) halves, I thought I'd (Minneapolis -St. Paul) report an interesting These new records, not yet on Billboard's Hot 100, have been reported getting strong sales action by dealen in major phenomenon to you. In I LOVE YOU (I Just Love You) . . market(,) listed In parentheses. nine out of ten shops Lloyd Price, Monument 856 (Lloyd- Logan, BMI) (Detroit) I find records are displayed admirably- TIMES HAVE CHANGED . . . MUMBLES . . . with expensive classi- Oscar Peterson Trio, Mercury 72342 (Pastel, BMI) Irma 'Thomas, Imperial 66069 (Blackwood, BMI) fication signs (Chicago) by Harold posted (New York) Betters atop gaily decorated #747 PARTS 1 AND 2 racks and expensive MOVE IT BABY . . . fixtures BEAUTICIAN BLUES . . . -and I quote: Simon Scott, Imperial 66066 (Southern, ASCAP) LATEST POP HITS.-- B. B. King, Kent 403 (Modern, BMI) (Chicago) (San Froncisco) ' CLASSICAL MUSIC.-- * COUNTRY AND WESTERN THE JERK . . . HIGH HEEL SNEAKERS . SONGS.- l 'POLKSONGS. Larks, Money 106 (Cash, BMI) (Los Angeles) Jerry Lae Lewis, Smash 1930 (Medal, BMI) (Seattle) Ce and even more specific breakdowns . . . Gateway except in one gloomy Recordings, Inc. corner. 234 FORBES AVE. Here I find a the Supremes in on a promo- clever little poster - tional visit.... The Bealtes' PITTSBURGH, PA. 15222 usually reading NEWS OF THE WORLD next United Artists flick will CHILDREN'S RECORDS. -or be in color, says producer Walter sometimes more Shenson. Say You Saw It in Billboard familiarly -KIDDIE Continued from page 26 the beginning of the year to put DISCS. So I have a a big hit on the charts, seems great idea, Mr. for Italy.... Durium is begin- to have a seller with "Deixa Isso Retailer -save money! ning a new series by Sicilian Pra La," recorded by Jain Why not stuff all your folk -singers to be known as "The Rodrigues, young singer from Pop, Classical, Folk Lives of the Bandits," which and Sao Paulo. On the other hand, Country records in will begin with four albums- the company one giant bin and hasn't been very . New RAI -TV "Anthology of label it .ADULT successful in the LP field, where Comic Opera" will be divided the toppers are still Odeon, RECORDS' -or more into two parts Italian familiarly -'GROWNUP -first, RCA, Elenco, CBS and Musi- GROOVIES. Jam all classics of 18th and 19th cen- disc.... Singer Claudio Mir- tury and your Beethoven in with second, American mu- anda, who recorded an LP for your Beatles, stack sical comedy of 20th Century. MGM in New York during last your Maria Callas SAM'L STEINMAN year's winter, is again on his belly to belly with way to the States. He'll settle your MEMPHIS in Hollywood, where going mix he's the old releases Ray Brown, of National Art- to be the singer for pianist with the new and cover ists Attractions, is negotiating Djalma Ferreira's . the whole mess with combo. the directly with Brian Epstein, Singer Miltinho opened at the an bargains you've picked up on manager of the Beatles, to bring Sky Terrace Club.... Veteran closeouts. Naturally, the British group to Memphis samba composer Cartola is mar- this is only addressed on their next U. S. tour.... rying his old sweetheart Zica, to nine out of ten, Brown is handling local arrange- co-owner of the ZiCartola res- and mayhep, dear ments for the Dec. 13 appear- taurant.... New singer from reader, that you' re ance of the Dave Clark Five. Sao Paulo, Thelma Soares, unusual the tenth . . . Since local managers for the started the recording of her first Then you of course tour have to provide prelimi- LP for CBS. Warbler was dis- realize that there nary acts, Brown is thinking of covered by singer -lyricist Mario are Mother Goose Hi Records' Ace Cannon and Telles. SYLVIO T. CARDOSO Songs, Animal Stories, Groove's Charlie Rich. Nature and Science Smash Records' Jerry Lee LONDON opportunity Records for 3 and 5 Lewis recently taped an appear- year olds, Adventure Pye has scored an instant hit ance in Los Angeles for an up- Tales for 9 year with 17- year -old Sandie Shaw's olds, coming Dave Clark Show, and Poetry and Shakespeare first record, "There's Always the syndicated Lloyd Thaxton and Opera and Ballet Something There to Remind Show. Hi Records' Gene Sim- Music for the 10 and Me." It sold 65,000 copies here 11 mons does Oct. 25 year olds, Funny the same in one week. Pye experimented Records, Sad Records, and Oct. 26. with several Nee Records promotion gim- Reconditioned "Scopitone" film - and Old The Christy Minstrels play micks on the disk, including an Records the week (21). and, of course, Auditorium this insertion in the personal col- you label They were Bob boxes in first -class condition at them for booked by umn of the London evening your customers. God Glasgow of Charlotte, N. C., a papers, inviting Bless You!!! College readers to phone student at Southwestern a local number. Callers advantageous prices at Don Baker and had this Memphis.... record played to Roy his orchestra moved into Hotel them.... Orbison topped Sunday's Pal - Peabody's Skyway last week, ladium-TV show (18) and cele- first time for him in Memphis. brated 1 ARTHUR SNIMNIN ELTON WHISENHUNT his second No. hit Golden Records within six months ( "Oh, Pretty 630 Fifth Ave. RIO DE JANEIRO Woman ").... Richard Armi- Write To: N.Y. 20. N.Y. tage, managing director of the P.S. Order of Henrique Gandelman, head of Noel Gay which some Agency handles HELMUT REHBOCK GMBH these great selections Plaza Records, is back from his Peter and Gordon and Danny now! 30 -day visit of New York. . Williams, is currently visiting Postfach 5810 íY58330 NURSERY RHYMES Odeon held a dinner party at New York and the West Coast. 29¢ 45 rpm the label's studios to celebrate Decca's Marianne Faithful' Alter Teichweg 19 the longevity of EMI singles follows her debut hit, "As Tears x58350 MOTHER GOOSE Hamburg 22, Germany 290 45 rpm and LP's in the charts. Label is Go By," with a revival of Bob releasing a of Peggy Dylan's "Blowin' in the #58370 FAIRY compact Wind." Tel.: 29 1031 TALES Lee singing the bossa -nova hits, Dusty latest 290 45 rpm Springfield's "Garota de Ipanema" and "In- features a composition by her #50403 TV CHARACTERS sensatez." . Mauricio Qua- brother, Tom Springfield, and 49# EP dric, former Rio correspondent Clive Westlake, called "Losing #58705 DANNY KAYE A of Billboard, was invited to join You. "... Connie Francis visited BING CROSBY the Committee for Rio's Fourth on her way to Germany, where $1.98 LP Centenary festivities. Mauricio she has been recording.... An- announced that the big music other of Don Arden's groups, festivals are scheduled for 1965: the Nashville Teens, has been "Brazilian Popular Music Festi- added to Murray Kaufman's val" and "Jazz and Bossa Nova Christmas Show at New York's

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CMA's Sixth Meet Nov. 5; COUNTRY DJ 50 New Members on Roster OF THE WEEK NASHVILLE -The sixth an- One director will be elected nual meeting of the Country for a two -year term in the fol- Music Association membership lowing categories: Artist -musi- will be held Thursday, Nov. 5 cian, artist manager, booker, in the ballroom of the Andrew promoter, ballroom operator, Jackson Hotel here, beginning composer, disk jockey, music at 10 a.m. The session will be publisher, radio-TV, r e c or d devoted to the president's mes- company and trade publication. sage and other items of business. Directors -at -large are to be The election of directors will elected for a one -year term. All follow immediately thereafter. CMA members are entitled to vote for the directors. With the dates of the annual Dexter on Al!star WSM National Country Music Festival (Nov. 5 -7) rapidly ap- HOUSTON & west- -Country proaching, CMA membership STATION CKY, Winnipeg, Man., continues its policy of bringing ern singer Al Dexter, of "Pistol has been growing by leaps and to the area the best in c&w talent from the States. CKY's recent Packin' Mama" fame, has signed bounds in recent weeks, accord- "All -Star Country & Western Jamboree" featured Ray Price, a recording pact with Dan J. ing to Mrs. Jo Walker, CMA's Perlin Husky, Wade Ray, Bob Reagan, Lucille Starr, and the Mechura's Allstar Records here, executive secretary. Fifty new with his initial release, "My Canadian Sweethearts. Here Price, center, is flanked, left to members were taken in during right, by CKY's Good Guys: Dave Lyman, Gary Todd, Bill Gro- Careless Heart" b.w. "Country the last two weeks, as follows: Guitar," slated for immediate WSM Radio's "Mr. DJ. U.S.A." Oct. gan and Dennis Carrie. national release. Mechura plans Dale Hawkinson, Knoxville; 30 will be Cousin Ray of WXRA -FM, D. to kick off a national promo- Bill Bennett, Clinton, Miss.; Woodbridge, Va. WXRA programs country, western and gospel music 9. H. Hirshberg, Nashville; Thomas tion on the release Nov. In from 6 a.m. till midnight daily and is addition to Dexter, the Allstar Longman, Studio City, Calif.; the only full -time c &w FM station in NASHVILLE SCENE talent roster now includes Link Ted Meadows, Hollywood; Red Wilcox, Fairfax, Va.; Mrs. Betty the Washington area. Cousin Ray does Davis, Perk Williams, Rusty a three -hour program each morning Pedigo, Lucas, Ky.; John Gra- Gabbard, and Wiley and Jessie and also serves as program director By DON ham, Al Schmitt, LIGHT Brenda Lee and manager Dub Barkdull. Toronto; for the station. Allbritten leave for England the Hollywood; Neil E. Akers, At- Connie Smith, new RCA Victor end of October, where the Nash- lanta; Jimmy Wasdin, Lancas- recording artist discovered by Bill ville singer will perform at Lon- ter, Ohio; Michael J. Horton, Anderson, has just returned from don's Palladium in a variety show THREE GREAT Brentwood, N. Y. New York where she appeared on sponsored for charity by Queen Finalists the Jimmy Dean TV show. . . RECORDS Kay Saginaw, Mich.; 100 Elizabeth. . . . Stan Hitchcock, COUNTRY Culbert, Jim McConnell, head of Acuff - Phil Gray, Jerome, Idaho; Neil Epic artist, recorded his first al- Show in KFOX Rose Artist Corporation, accom- bum for week Bogart, New York; Richard L. the label last under "THE BIBLE IN HER HAND" panied Roy Orbison to England the direction of Billy Sherrill.... GRANT TURNER May, Butler, Pa.; Johnny Specs, last week, where Orbison made AI Galileo, head of the music 'Opry' Contest an Chart 1130 Pottstown, Pa.; Bill Bass and appearance at the London Pal- company that bears his name, was Bill Benoist, Hamlet, N. C.; ladium and did a TV spectacular in town last week, working with "I LONG BEACH, Calif. - on BBC.... Don Bowman, RCA Red Howard, Jackson, Mich.; KFOX, leading Southern Cali- his Nashville manager, Merle SPELL LOVE Y -surr Nashville; Zeke Victor's ."Man in Trouble," rec- Kilgore, OTT STEPHENS Don Bowman, fornia country & western sta- ords for the label this week under Hoskins, Middletown, Ohio; Chart 1145 tion, staged a giant talent con- the direction of Chet Atkins... . Tiny Harris, Ukish, Calif.; test to find the best performer Earl Scott, newly signed Decca SESAC Prize: Charlie Rich, Benton, Ark.; artist, has his first release BITTY HEART" in the area to guest at a "Grand for the "LITTLE Bettie Azevedo, Bakersfield, label, entitled "Kiss My Love CENE WOODS Ole Opry" concert sponsored by 1910 Tin Lizzie Calif.; Don Romeo, Omaha; the (24) night Goodbye." Scott has also signed Chart 1135 station Saturday with the Wil -Helm Agency for Cy Anders, Cooksville, Ont.; in the Long Beach Arena. NASHVILLE lucky visi- Brady, Sydney, Australia. bookings. -A D.J. copies Tony tor to the SESAC hospitality Bob Godfrey, Long Island, General Manager Dick Sco- Bill Porter, of Fred Foster CHART RECORDS field developed the talent contest Sound Studio, has returned from suite in the Dinkier Andrew N. Y.; Bobby Boyle, Akron, where 905 16th Ave. So. as a new feature of the station's New York, he attended a Jackson Hotel here during the Ohio; Jerry Rivers, Henderson- convention of the Audio Engineers coming country musical festival, Nashville, Tennessee ville, Tenn.; Jacques S. Schmitt, regular presentation of "Opry" Society. . Hank Locklin has Nov. 5 -8, will as a on page 42) concerts. Over 250 entries were receive door (Continued been voted Ireland's favorite c &w prize a new half -scale operating narrowed to 100 contestants, artist by the National Press in model of the famous 1910 Tin BREAKING FOR A HITS who were auditioned Saturday Belfast.... Jimmy Driftwood ap- morning and afternoon in the peared on the Gulf Folk Festival Lizzie. The Tin Lizzie looks,

Arena before judges including in Mobile, Ala., last week. . . sounds and runs like a real car, "HIGHWAY Ken Nelson, of Capitol; Neely Joe Wright has announced the with mechanical brakes and a Plumb, of RCA, and Tommy signing of Bobby Sykes to an ex- three -horsepower, four -cycle gas- Alsup, of Liberty. The first- clusive writer's contract for his oline- powered engine. MAN" Vanjo Music Company. .. Slim The unusual prize will be place winner received a Kapp Williamson, head of Chart Rec- awarded as a part of SESAC's recording pact, $100 plus a ords, recorded Ted Kirby, of Dub- Curtis Leach participation in the annual con- *135 featured spot in the "Opry" lin, Ga., here last week. Faber program that evening. vention, the first to be held Opry stars brought here by since SESAC opened its Nash- A6C)2.r the station included Ray Price, ville office last January and ap- RECORD CO, Porter Wagoner, Nofma Jean, pointed Mercury recording artist, 2600 W. Olive Me., P. O. Box 1487. Red Sovine, Shirley Ray, Rex Dallas Doings Roy Drusky, to head the opera- Burbank, Calif. 213: 846 -4744 DON PIERCE (left), president Rinehart, Billy Walker, Stone- tion. of Starday Recording & Pub- DALLAS -KPCN carried a wall Jackson and Jimmy remote from the State Fair of lishing Company, receives a SEND US YOUR TAPE ... Dickens. Texas last week, the show being Burnette, Davis We do the resti handclasp of appreciation Deejays appearing at the aired just prior to the Hank All SPEEDS, ALL OUANT'TIES, MAS from Robert J. Burton, chair- TEKS, NICKEL STAMPERS, ATTRACTIVE concert were Dick Haynes, Lee Thompson performance. The On River Cruise LABELS, PRESSINGS. PROMPT AND man of CMA's Hall of Fame Ross, Cliffie Stone, Biff Collie, proceedings originated from the RELIABLE. and Museum Building Fund, Joe Allison and Hugh Cherry. huge mobile stage on the mid- CINCINNATI- Country en- SONGCRAFT after Pierce signed a pledge According to Scofield, KFOX way. Various celebrities to the tertainer- singer Smiley Burnette, 1650 Broadway N. Y. C. 19 of $10,000. has been presenting the "Oprv" 1964 Exposition of Lights & of "Petticoat Junction" fame on three times a year but will offer Flowers were greeted and inter- TV, trades Charley Pratt's en- the troupe four times next year. viewed by KPCN DJ Jim New- gineer's cap for a riverman's cap ton. this week when he steams from A SMASH HIT . Plans are shaping up for the Cincinnati to New Orleans .. big Hal Horton Memorial Show aboard the sternwheeler Delta WITH THE to be presented in Dallas Nov. Queen. 2. All proceeds will go to An- Rufe Davis, who plays the "Bring Me A Beatle COUNTRY gels, Inc., a training school for fireman, Floyd Smoot, on the mentally retarded children. The CBS-TV series, joins Smiley on JOCKEYS Horton show is being prepared the cruise, with the pair enter- and produced by Dewey Groom, taining the public on the levy For Christmas" By BILL SACHS long -time Dallas resident, pro- in each city where the Delta Bob Ross has joined the staff moter and owner of Longhorn Queen docks. by CINDY RELLA of CKCR, Kitchener, Ont., to Ballroom. The Delta Queen left Cincin- with Teddy Phillips Orchestra conduct the station's "Country & Among the artists who will nati Saturday (24), and stopped Western Jamboree," heard daily take part are Ernest Tubb, Hank off in Louisville from 8 -9 a.m. Drum Boy #112 from 1 -2 p.m. and on Saturdays, Thompson, Roy Acuff, Kitty Sunday. Other stops this week 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. An expert in Wells, Johnny Wright, Bill Phil- are Evansville, Ind., Monday Stations: Write for DJ copy. Distributorships available in the field of country music, Ross lips, Billy Gray, Rozena Eads, (26), from 7 -8 a.m.; Memphis, brings to Kitchener 17 years of Tuesday (27), 2 -4 p.m.; Natchez, some areas. radio experience. He asks that the Duke of Paducah, Joe artists and diskeries put him on Poovey, Kyle Gay and all Miss., Thursday (29), 8 a.m. to 2452 South Kedste Ave. the list to receive c&w and sacred the KPCN deejays. The show noon, and New Orleans, Friday DRUM BOY RECORD CO. Chicago 23, Illinois 8 releases. . Hep Records, 2551 will be presented in the sporta- (30), a.m. to noon, and after (Continued on page 42) torium. 6 p.m. 40 BILLBOARD, October 31, 1964

www.americanradiohistory.com HOT COUPJTRY SINGLES COUNTRY MUSIC CORNER By BILL SACHS Jimmy Key, of Key Talent, appearances. The company's 800 Billboard SPECIAL SURVEY for Week Ending 10/24/64 Nashville, is back at his home agents will, in turn, promote stand after a two -week promotion Beavers in their talks with pro- This Last Weeks en This last Weeks on Week Week TITLE, Artist, label 8 No. Chart Week Week TITLE, Artist, Label 8 Ho. Chart tour through the West and South- spective clients. On Oct. 26, Bea- west. On a stop -off in Albuquer- vers and his combo, the Eager 1 1 I DONT CARE 10 26 27 IN THE MIDDLE OF A MEMORY 6 que, N. M., Jimmy was the guest Beavers, hit the campaign trail in Buck Owens, Capitol 5240 Carl Belrw, RCA Victor 8406 of Bob Johnson, who operates Georgia with Congressman Gar- the Caravan East Club there, land Byrd. 2 2 I GUESS I'M CRAZY 17 27 18 I LOVE TO DANCE WITH ANNIE 20 Jim Reeves, RCA Victor 8383 Ernest Ashworth, Hickory 1265 which Key describes as one of the finest niteries in the country, Rufus Shoffner, president of 28 23 FORBIDDEN STREET 6 American 3 3 ONCE A DAY 6 booking top c &w acts.... Clyde Artist Records, Mon- Carl Butler E. Pearl, Columbia 43102 Connie Smith, RCA Victor 8416 Beavers has just consummated a roe, Mich., has closed a deal deal with the American Family with Sounds of Nashville, Inc., 4 4 CHUG -A -LUG 7 29 30 STOP ME 3 Nashville, for Roger Miller, Smash 1926 Bill Phillips, Decca 31648 Life Insurance Company, Hatties- the latter to handle burg, Miss., whereby he will pro- distribution of the American Art- 5 5 THE RACE IS ON 6 30 36 LONELY GIRL 3 mote the firm on his personal ist line on a national basis. New George Jones, United Artists 751 Carl Smith, Columbia 43124 artists on the American Artist roster are Joyce Singo and Kelly 6 6 DONT BE ANGRY 11 31 38 THE FRENCH SONG 2 Stonewall Jackson, Columbia 43076 Marion Worth, Columbia 43119 Rodgers. Joyce formerly recorded for Coral and Imperial under the 7 9 PLEASE TALK TO MY HEART 32 29 PASSWORD 23 name of Joyce Songer. Shoffner Ray Price, Columbia 43086 Kitty Wells, Decca 31622 has available deejay copies of the new artists' releases. Write to 8 8 MAD 4 33 35 SECOND FIDDLE (To An Old Guitar). 23 Dave Dudley, Mercury 72308 Jean Shepard, Capitol 5169 him on your station letterhead at 1026 Laplaisance Street, Monroe, JUST TWO OF US 8 9 11 GIVE ME 40 ACRES (To Turn 34 39 BETWEEN THE Mich. . . Sudle Callaway, of the This Rig Around) 9 Merle Haggard 8 Bonnie Owens, Tally 181 Clyde Beavers Eager Beavers ag- Willis Brothers, Starday 681 35 43 DON'T LET HER KNOW 4 gregation, has a new record, "Isn't 10 10 CROSS THE BRAZOS AT WACO 4 Buck Owens, Capitol 5240 There Somewhere," on the Billy Walker, Columbia 43120 Re -Von Records label. 36 26 THE COWBOY IN THE CONTINENTAL 7 I DON'T LOVE YOU ANYMORE 20 SUIT 20 Eddie Zack's WRIB "Hayloft Charlie Louvin, Capitol 5173 Marty Robbins, Columbia 43049 Jamboree," Providence, R. I., played to turnaway business for 12 13 MR. AND MRS. USED TO BE 15 37 32 THEN I'LL STOP LOVING YOU 25 in Ernest Tubb 8 Loretta Lynn, Decca 31643 Browns, RCA Victor 8348 the first time its history re- cently when Kitty Wells head- 13 12 FORT WORTH, DALLAS OR HOUSTON. 10 38 41 TEARS AND ROSES 6 lined the proceedings. The next George Hamilton IV, RCA Victor 8392 George Morgan, Columbia 43098 show, Oct. 31, will feature Hank 15 HAL WILLIS, appropriately Thompson and His Brazos Valley 14 19 SAM HILL 12 39 34 CHIT AKINS, MAKE ME A STAR Dan Bowman, RCA Victor 8384 Boys, who will Claude King, Columbia 43083 dressed for "The Lumberjack," be making their first appearance in the area in 40 37 WORKIN' IT OUT 12 demonstrates his booking 6 to 15 20 FINALLY Lester Flatt 6 Earl Scruggs 8 the Foggy seven years.. , . Jimmy Case and Kitty WAS 6 Webb Pierce, Decca 31663 Mountain Boys, Columbia 43080 agent, Bob Neal, of the Bob the Cherokees, with singer Dale Neal Agency, just how big Turner, who recently concluded a 16 15 BERN YA 9 41 - HE CALLED ME BABY 1 Ruby Wright, RIC 126.64 Patsy Cline, Decca 31671 you have to be to chop those five -week swing through Green- land and Newfoundland, are 17 17 DANG ME 22 IF FOR HIM, TWO IF FOR ME. 17 trees down in the Canadian 42 42 ONE to Roger Miller, Smash 1881 David Houston, Epic 9690 carded return there for two woods. "The Lumberjack" ap- weeks in February. Early in No- 18 16 THE BALLAD OF IRA HAYES 17 43 40 BAD NEWS 15 pears to be headed for tree - vember, the group plays a week's Johnny Cash, Columbia 43058 Johnny Cash, Columbia 43058 topping heights in the charts. stand at Loring Air Force Base 19 14 HERE COMES MY BABY 11 44 - THE LUMBERJACK 1 Willis has also come to a in Maine, and Nov. 15 wing back Dottie West, RCA Victor 8374 Hal Willis, Sims 207 to Bermuda for their third en- 20 21 MOTHER -IN -LAW 6 45 31 ME 15 booking arrangement with gagement there this year. Late in Jim Nesbitt, Chart 1100 Bill Anderson, Decca 31630 Neal to handle all of his per- November, the unit embarks on a 30 -day tour of military installa- 21 33 LOVE LOOKS GOOD ON YOU 4 46 - ONE OF THESE DAYS 1 David Houston, Epic 9720 Marty Robbins, Columbia 43134 sonal appearances. tions in Puerto Rico.

22 22 GO CAT GO 4 47 45 TH' WIFE 5 Norma lean, RCA Victor 8433 John D. Loudermilk, RCA Victor 8389

23 28 HOW THE OTHER HALF LIVES 4 48 50 TAKE MY RING OFF YOUR FINGER. 20 Johnny 6 Jonie Mosby, Columbia 43100 Carl Smith, Columbia 43033

24 24 MY FRIEND ON THE RIGHT 5 49 - THAT'S ALL I NEED TO KNOW "THE Faron Young, Mercury 72313 Bobby Wood, Joy 288

25 25 I'LL GO DOWN SWINGING 4 50 44 ASK MARIE 13 Porter Wagoner, RCA Victor 8432 Sonny James, Capitol 5197 JIMMY HOT COZS-Taa-W:7,7

This Last Weeks on This Last Weeks on Week Week TITLE, Artist. label 6 No. Chart Week Week TITLE, Artist, Label L No. chart DEAN 1 1 THE BEST OF JIM REEVES 13 11 11 ON THE BANDSTAND 43 RCA Victor LPM 2890 (M); LSP 2890 (S) Buck Owens, Capitol T 1879 (M); ST 1879 (S) 2 4 BEST OF BUCK OWENS 17 Capitol T ST SHOW' 2105 (M); 2105 (S) 12 14 SLIPPIN' AROUND 6 George Morgan 8,C Marion Worth, Columbia 3 3 DANG ME /CHUG -A -LUG 13 CL 2197 (M); S 8997 (S) Roger Miller, Smash MGS 27049 (M); THIS WEEK'S COUNTRY MUSIC FEATURE SRS 67049 (S) 13 10 COUNTRY DANCE FAVORITES Fa ron Youn1 g, Mercury MG 20931 (M); 4 2 TOGETHER AGAIN /MY HEART SKIPS SR 6093 (5) A BEAT 9 14 15 SONGS OF TRAGEDY 3 CONNIE x. Buck Owens 6 His Buckaroos, Capitol T 2135 (M); ST 2135 (S) Hank Snow, RCA Victor LPM 2901 (M); LSP 2901 (5) 5 5 I WALK THE LINE 17 SMITH Johnny Cash, Columbia CI 2190 (M); 15 8 GEORGE JONES SINGS LIKE THE CS 8990 (5) DICKENS! 6 _ her United Artists UAL 3364 (M); UAS 6364 (S) singing 6 6 LOVE LIFE 9 hit recording is Ray Price, Columbia Cl. 2189 (MI; 16 16 PORTER WAGONER -IN PERSON 20 This Week CS 8989 (5) RCA Victor LPM 2840 (M); LSP 2840 (SI ' 7 9 R. F. D. 9 17 20 GOLDEN COUNTRY HITS 13 Jim sings Marty Robbins, Columbia CL 2220 (M); Hank Thompson, Capitol T 2089 (M); 'ONCE CS 9020 (5) ST 2089 (S) 8 7 MOONLIGHT AND ROSES 22 18 18 YESTERDAY'S GONE 2 A 'CIMARRON' Jim Reeves, RCA Victor LPM 2854 (M); Roy Drusky, Mercury MG 20919 (M); LSP 2854 (5) SR 60919 (S) from his 9 13 THANKS A LOT 13 19 19 THERE STANDS THE MASS 18 Columbia LP Ernest Tubb, Decca DL 4514 (M); Col Smith, Columbia CL 2173 (M); DAY' DL 74514 (S) CS 8973 (S) RCA VICTOR 8416 10 12 TRAVELIN' WITH DAVE DUDLEY 8 20 - BY REQUEST 1 SONGS WE Mercury MG 20927 IM); SR 60927 (S) Ferlin Husky, Capitol T 2101 (M); ST 2101 (S) Bookings: ALL LOVE Smiley Wilson BEST The WIL -HELM AGENCY, Inc. Barbara's Greatest Ever ... SHOWING IN PHILA., A GREAT NEW TEAM! 801 Sixteenth Ave. S., Nashville, Tenn, 37203 Newark & Baltimore MARVIN "DON'T SPREAD GAYE Also featuring "THE 81" and SHEB WOOLEY C KIM WESTON IT AROUND" 336 THE STONEMAN FAMILY CANDY & and Jim's Hound Dog Buddy "Rowlf" BARBARA LYNN WHAT GOOD AM I THE KISSES Jamie 1286 WITHOUT YOU ABC -TV NETWORK Thursday, October 22nd Jamie/Gotha D(sI. Corp. Tamia 54104 PP, 2,. Pa 10:00-11:00 P.M. EDT October 31, 1964 BILLBOARD 41

www.americanradiohistory.com WITH THE COUNTRY JOCKEYS Mr. Acker Bilk By BILL SACHS Continued front page 40 Deejays needing a copy of "THE new singles by Faron Young, Sheb Aldine Street, St. Paul, Minn., Wooley and other country artists RECORD 55113, invites c&w jocks to write can get service by writing on their GOOD LIFE" in for a promotion copy of a new station letterhead to Little Richie release by Red Johnson, a new- Johnson, Box 3, Belen, N. M. comer to the country music ranks ATCO out of Minneapolis. Sides are John Enstace, PD at WTID- COMPANIES! "Opry Show Playing Somewhere" Radio, Newport News, Va., writes 6323 and "Railroaded." Put your re- that the station has inaugurated quest on your station letterhead. what he believes to be a first Jimmy Walker is now on for country music. At the conclu- WEEE -Radio, Glenmont, N. Y., sion of each hourly newcast, John from 2 p.m. to sign-off, having explains, the station inserts a Mu- recently made the switch from sic City news item concerning the WEEP, Pittsburgh. Jimmy puts in activities of the stars of country MEN WHO READ If 1964 was a bid for spinning material in the music. Audience reaction has been BUSINESSPAPERS c&w vein. . . Jim McCoy, sales excellent, Eustace says, and he in- manager and deejay at WABH- vites artists and managers to send MEAN BUSINESS Radio, Deerfield, Va., scribbles him news of their doings for air- that he still has available copies ing on the broadcast. nothing but one hit of his 'This Heart" b.w. "There's Not a Thing." Jim invites c&w jockeys to write him for a sample. after another New CMA Members Continued from page 40 A York, Pa.; Robert Nelson, Nashville; Dolph Hewitt, Chi- cago; Lucky Lee, Seattle; Roger LET THE L. Hoffman, Grand Rapids, TOAST Mich.; Rich Allen and Bebe Allen, Minneapolis; Tommy An- . derson, Savage, Minn.; Jerry J. WORLD IN ON IT Lee, St. Paul Park, Minn.; Ed TO Adams, Minneapolis; Jay Jen- son, Minneapolis; Jimmy "Z," Anoka, Minn.; Bud Auge and Johnny Dotas, St. Paul; Benny SAMMY Heilman, Minneapolis; Everett VIA Dillard, Washington; David Goodrich, Boynton Beach, Fla.; n 2 Dan Macleod, San Luis Obispo, Calif., and Doyle Cook, Milton, BILLBOARD'S Fla. Interphon Buys HOLLYWOOD - Interphon Best Wishes- 1965 Records has secured two foreign masters for release nationally to back its Honeycombs hit INTERNATIONAL single. The new product is "If Billy Eckstein You Don't Come Back," by the Takers on Pye, and "White Rab- bit," by Peter Posa, instrumental WHO'S WHO artist from New Zealand.

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www.americanradiohistory.com audio video retailer PHONOGRAPHS RADIO TELEVISION TAPE HI -FI COMPONENTS ACCESSORIES Bigger Bulova Line Is All- Transistorized

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battery - powered seven - jewel clock on one side and a transis- THE IMPERIAL THE AVANTE tor radio on the other." THE CARAVELLE THE S -919 Model names given the swivel CHICAGO - Swivel radios swivel design is featured on two radios are Imperial ($49.95) and sistorized AM /FM /Short Wave without removing the wing sec- and solid state phonographs clock -radios. Bulova's portable Embassy ($65). portable ($69.95); and a new tions and features a push -pull, highlight the large Bulova Watch phonograph line -five models - The other new radios in the low- ticket, packet portable called two channel amplifier and eight Company home entertainment has been completely changed line are the economy- priced Caravelle priced at $11.95. transistors, including two power fall line. over to transistorized circuitry. Stalwart six -transistor ($15.95); Drop -Down Styling transistors. Among the 29 products in the Robert J. Mayer, Bulova Epic eight- transistor ($19.95); Bulova's new phonographs One -Year Guarantee AM /FM collection are 12 models that are product manager, described the Avante transistorized start at $59.95 with the "S -916," All Bulova's new radio models ($39.95); Trident tran- completely new. The unique swivel radios as `cordless, with a portable featuring drop -down styling, 4- are sold with a one -year guaran- speeds, separate controls for tee plus batteries, leather carry- tone and volume and 10 and ing case and earphone. 12 -inch record intermixing. The "S -916" portable phono- Priced next in line is the graph is offered with a one- New TV Tube Standards Would "S -917" stereo portable unit year warranty on parts and with a second speaker that can labor. be placed 15 feet from the main Bulova home unit ($89.95). The complete Only Confuse Trade, Says EIA entertainment line is illustrated The "S -918" ($119.95) has in a new full -color catalog issued four speakers in a two -wing ar- WASHINGTON -The Feder- by the FTC eight years ago and TV picture tube on a diagonal recently. rangement that can be separated al Trade Commission's recently couldn't care less about the new basis evolved from the industry's proposed rule to change the method proposed by the agency. earlier practice of measuring 20 feet. This stereo port- able features a wood cabinet method of measuring TV picture The FTC late in 1955 adopted such pre - television "display" for advertising and label- trade practice regulations to pre- tubes as oscilloscopes, and took covered with Pyroxylin coated tubes fabric. ing purposes would result only vent deception in the advertising place at a time when most TV in confusion to the consumer, of television sets and by a staff tubes were round or oblong in- Topping the Bulova portable the distributor and dealer, and letter dated February 29, 1956, stead of rectangular. line is model "S -919" ($144.95). the manufacturer, the Electronic authorized manufacturers, dis- Under the new proposal, the It permits stereo performance Industries Association told the tributors and dealers to describe advertising for a TV set would FTC today. the size of the TV picture tube, be required to represent the pic- over -all Jack Wayman, staff director for example, as "21 -inch ture tube's viewable horizontal Lure tube, to such unfamiliar of the association's consumer diagonal" or "262- square -inch measurement, or its horizontal and untried methods as the hori- products division, said that con- viewable picture." This rule has and vertical viewable measure- zontal or vertical or area meas- sumers, both in the U. S. and been 'followed by the TV indus- ments, or its viewable area meas- urements of the picture alone overseas, have become oriented try since that time. ured diagonally or its total view- would confusion to the the bring to the present system prescribed The practice of measuring able area in square inches. consumer and to the industry All segments of the industry and would serve little or no have sought to abide by the 1956 worthwhile purpose," he said. rule, Wayman said, and these Some of this confusion would standards of measurement today spread over to the problem of Valco Bows 'Hoot' Guitar are standard for the industry replacing tubes in any of the throughout the world. Wayman CHICAGO Valco Guitars, 100 million existing sets, since PETE FOUNTAIN (right) gets a - cited letters from TV industry set would spe- Inc., makers of the National the existing s c i a l autographed Pete trade associations in Canada, the and un- p e and Supro instrument lines, has cify one size of tube Fountain Leblanc clarinet with United Kingdom, Western Eu- der the proposed rule the re- introduced a fiberglass version keys at a lunch- rope and Japan supporting the placement tube would specify a gold -plated of the original mechanically am- EIA position. eon held in his honor by the plified resonator guitar. different measurement, he said. Bring Confusion Failures to make proper dis- Kenosha, Wis., musical instru- Popular in the late 20's and ment manufacturer. Vito Pas - resonator guitar "To change from the simple, closure under the existing sys- early 30's, the of describing tem have come mainly in adver- cucci, Leblanc president, made was invariably found in those historical method a its (Continued on page 45) the presentation. gatherings of country and folk TV set by the size of pic- artists that might well be called the grandpappys of today's Hootenannies. DEALER DOINGS

24 -HOURHOUR PHONE Detroiter Demonstrates to Sell ST. LOUIS By HAL REYES During these contacts by used by Keverson is "trading AT phone an intriguing sales gim- up." In this method the cus- DETROIT demonstra- mick is employed. tomer is shown low- ticket mer- ST. LOUIS-St. Louis Music -Store tion to a list of prospects con- Conversation Taped chandise and then traded up to a has in operation a day - sisting of former customers is "We ask the customer for per- more expensive model. night telephone answering serv- effectively selling tape recorders mission to record part of the To tack a tape recorder onto ice throughout the week. for Uptown Radio Company, conversation," Keverson said. a major merchandise sale, Kever- one of the city's largest retailers. "When we play the recording son's sales staff uses another Company officials say dealers Says Milt Keverson, head of back he is usually so impressed technique. The salesman offers are delighted with the arrange- the firm, "We try to contact that he is ready to close the to record for the customer the ment, for it permits them to our old customers for leads. deal." sound of a hi -fi set he has just recorder will place orders after hours, when We catalog our customers ac- The "add -on" method is also purchased. Or a cording to what they have pur- used to good advantage at Up- be hooked into the stereo system. traffic is slack and costs are chased and contact them with town, i.e., selling a second unit "We find that after this sales lower. ' --''ed knowledge at our finger as a companion to a larger unit. pitch the customer is favorably

RESONATOR GUITAR iNNNNNNINI INNNNNNINNNNNNNIONNNNUINNNNINNNNNINNNNN tips." A variation on this procedure impressed," Keverson reported. October 31, 1964 BILLBOARD 43

www.americanradiohistory.com EQUIPMENT NEWSLETTER Hot Market Seen for Tinyvision By DAVID LACHENBRUCH When General Electric introduced its nine- Contributing Editor inch transistor TV at a list of $159.95, the prices of imports started coming down. The five - TALENT! A motorist in Cincinnati recently lost his inch Sony, which has carried a list of $229.95, driver's license for six months and was fined can now be bought for as little as $129.95 in the $25 -for watching TV. Another driver, in Baton old VHF -only version. The prices of other im- Rouge, is scheduled to appear ports are also tumbling. before the judge for the same A check of a cross -section of dealers shows offense. Trouble is, according that the GE set is selling very well, without to the charges, they were driv- the benefit of local retail advertising. It's re- IF YOU'RE A ing while watching. ported that GE has the sets on allocation, and To the old slogan, "gasoline that it's hoping to build as many as 100,000 and alcohol don't mix," or "if of them this year. you drive, don't view, and if you Last week Philco put its version of the nine - view, don't drive." inch transistor set into nationwide distribution, These incidents are merely with a suggested list of $149.95. The big retail "WIC a whole new which is symptomatic of market chains are getting into the act with imports. springing up this fall, and which should be hot Singer has just brought out a new six-inch, and THAT'S A as a pistol next year. I'm talking, of course, both Sears and Montgomery Ward are under- about transistor TV. stood to be readying nine -inch models. As to the automobile angle, it's legal to op- In the brand -name category, you can expect cr. erate a television set in a car in every state and battery sets soon from Magnavox, Emerson except Rhode Island -but 29 states and the Arvin, among others. Some manufacturers - District of Columbia have laws against installing RCA and Zenith come to mind -are expected the set where the driver can see it. Kentucky to hold out until technology and economics make in a car. . . . make sure you're requires a police permit to use TV a 12 -inch transistor set practical. This could The Electronic Industries Association currently come next year. is pushing for a uniform law in all states to This time last year the tinyvision race had not the only one prohibit front -seat viewing, but permitting use of just begun, with the $99.95 American -made line- TV sets in cars as long as they're not visible cord set. Transistor TV will accelerate the trend to the driver. to two, three and four sets in every household. The car -TV controversy is symptomatic of the Sales statistics indicate that tinvision is "plus" new uses for the TV set, once it is freed of its business -it's not sold instead of, but in addition line cord. As a practical matter, most of these to, conventional television. sets will be used in the home, and almost never It's only a matter of time and technology until taken beyond the reach of A.C. power. But the transistor TV drops to the "magic number" of knows it. appeal of being able to use it to amuse children $99.95. At that time, of course, the tube-type on long trips, of being able to watch the ball tinyvision models will disappear, and all small - game at a picnic, and the specialized uses screen TV sets will be transistorized -with (boats, etc.), are going to go a long way toward with battery operation optional, at extra cost. tinyvision one of the biggest making transistor. Even before that time, it's going to be a big sellers in the home (or out-of-home) entertain- Tell It In market. It could be an important market even ment business. dealers who currently don't sell TV -for ex- Sony's success in selling a very high -priced for ample, record dealers. There are solid indications transistor TV against $99 line -cord sets with purchase. The little by the that tinyvision is an impulse Billboard's bigger screens has not been ignored basis of a display. They're Until recently, the sets can be sold on the American manufacturers. require less storage and display space Japanese manufacturers have had the transistor small, than portable phonographs. And there's a good field all to themselves. Now the market is going battery packs, auto- 1965 virtually every return -and -repeat business in to be greatly broadened, as accessories and the like. plunges in with both feet. mobile American set maker who are The Japanese manufacturers don't mind too much, Here's an opportunity for dealers for two reasons: (1) At the start, at least, Japan not now in TV to expand their sales- beginning The are International will supply complete sets for some U. S. man- right now, before Christmas. indications tubes for all others. (2) As that transistor TV will accelerate in sales through ufacturers, picture to get battery TV develops into a big market, Japanese - the next few years. Now may be the time for this new kind of brand set sales should rise along with the U. S. in on the ground floor WHO'S WHO makes. TV business. Record & Talent Showcase Transistor Battery TV Sets Make Debut The most comprehensive

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by these three new sets. LITTLE ONES -The trend toward transistorized battery TV is exemplified Electric. Coming Left to right, Singer, Philco, General 26 Hertz Offers N.Y. Color TV December reported. If well re- By RAY BRACK an installation charge of $35. spokesman The minimum rental period is ceived, color TV receivers will -All Active re- six months. be offered to Hertz Rent NEW YORK - franchised outlets nationwide. sponse was reported to a pilot The test rentals will be ex- the initi- Hertz has been active in color TV rental program panded to Chicago, a company field Rent -All last home entertainment rental ated here by Hertz time. Black and white week. for some sets, imported and domestic It was difficult for company TV CHICAGO Con- tape recorders, and a phono- You Know officials to determine immediate- -Motorola are sumer Products has appointed graph component package ly if some of the interest in the available from many new rental service could be Arizona Major Appliance Dis- currently linked with color telecasts of tributors as its outlet in Arizona outlets. To Call the World Series. and several southeastern Nevada Available are RCA 21 -inch counties. table model receivers, which can Located in Phoenix, the new of the firm is James R. Merritt. be rented for a year with free in- outlet is also a Hotpoint dis- Howard Edwards is vice- presi- stallation or for six months with tributor. President and secretary dent and treasurer. 44 BILLBOARD, October 31, 1964

www.americanradiohistory.com BEST SELLING Billboard Buyer PHONOGRAPHS, RADIOS & TAPE RECORDERS

These are the notion's best sellers by manufacturers based on results of a month- CLASSIFIE long study using personal interviews with a representative national «ossseetion of record -selling outlets (only) that also sell phonographs, radios and /or tape - ryentrees et'wr : recorders. A different price group is published in the space each week.. Each serving more than 20,000 buyers, sellers, and users of music, records, tapes, category appears approximately every 14 weeks. equipment, coin machines and many other related products throughout

The percentage figure shown for each brand is its share of the total number of weighted points derived from all dealer responses. Point tabulations are based on the rank order of manufacturers' sales at each dealer,. and weighted by ise of outlet. Only manufacturers earning 3 per cent or more of the total EMPLOYMENT SECTION RAYMAR'S MISCELLANEOUS dealer points are listed below. MEMORY LANE UNPUBLISIiED C &W SONGS AND MAS - for lease. Send for free tep` or dub. SITUATIONS WANTED We can supply you with W. E WrlRht, Roanoke, Tex. 400 of the greatest oldies BEST SELLING MONAURAL TAPE DECKS AND RECORDERS but goodies. List upon re- 30.1:00 PROFESSIONAL COMEDY Liowt ANNOUNCING hfonlyth topical ga¢ service too! Flea questl Wholesale only! talog. Robert Orben, 3538 Erg, Crescent, Baldwin Harbor, N. Y. m -lip POSITION a new low rate for "Largest selection of other hard to -get records." This 8/1/64 4/11/64 SITUATIONS BRAND % OF TOTAL POINTS 100 Assorted New 45 RPM's, Issue Issue Issue RECORD MFG. SERVICES, WANTED ADS $9.00 per 100 1 2 2 Voice of Music (V- M)....14.0 to help people In the allied fields of 080.00 per 1000 (1 to 2 yrs. old) SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENT 2 1 4 Wollensak 11.1 MUSIC, RECORD, COIN, PROMOTION, 10.3 WE SPECIALIZE IN CURRENT 3 3 1 Webcor ENTERTAINMENT 'TOP 100" 45's AND LONG PLAY 4 7 5 Masterwork 8.1 to make p PRESSING, PLATING nectlon s. TtE PERF ECnT WE ALSO BUY INVEN- 5 4 3 Sony 7.6 Vein LF M A NPLYOURE. TORIES OF THE ABOVE. 6 Telectro 4.2 OFOCTVL AT LAST AN ECONOMICAL WAY TO - - have your blot record eased, dlabro- 7 5 7 RCA Victor 4.0 RAYMAR SALES CO. uted and promoted. Get o r Sl bro- $2.00 will do the trick for a 1/2" hue, "Makin Hit Record." Coln 8 Panasonic 3.9 ad in one Issue maximum 35 170 -21 Jamaica Avenue Records. 1900 27h St.. Odessa. TeX. - - ... no7 9 8 - Concord 3.7 words, plus name and address. Jamaica 32, New York OLympia Others 33.1 MAIL COPY AND PAYMENT TO: 8 -4012 Billboard Claudfled Mart RECORDING FACILITIES Since this chart is based on the previous month's soles, It Is conceivable that 165 W. 46th St. & SUPPLIES certain brands will appear at one time and not at another because of many New York, N. Y.. 10036 influencing factors. Thus It does not indicate that the above ranking applies for PUBLICATIONS d SERVICES any period other than the previous month. Those brands that appeared In PROFESSIONAL DEMO previous issues for this category and do not happen to merit a listing above HELP WANTED are shown below with their rank order in this issue indicated in parenthesis. PROGRAMMING IDEAS RECORDS Finest Ouallty -Low POea -- 8/1/64 Issue: Roberts (6). Over 125 outstanding contests, Top Notch Talent. ROYALTY comedy, promos, games and ideas 10 Instruments--vocalionGróúps. 4/11/64 Issue: Norelco (6). are contained in a valuable new Rcat, Modern Tape and Dlse EqulD ADMINISTRATOR book for progressive radio program (Ampex. Allee. RCA) directors. Large Sound ludlos -T& D PHONOGRAPH RECORDS OSagg, VTcch-rc45 BEST SELLING STEREO TAPE DECKS AND RECORDERS Now available from RSI (a division Song, 573701 tirwS o 523.00 or of Billboard) for 55.95 each post- 78); add. Guitar, Bass. Drums. Sax, Some accounting experience -mini- Clarinet. Slecl Guitar. Violin for paid. 55.00 each per song. POSITION mum 3 years' experience in royalty WRITE FOR FREE BROCHURE. department of a phonograph con "PROFESSIONAL This 8/1/64 4/11/64 pang. PROGRAMMING VOL. 1" DEMONSTRATION RECORD Issue Issue Issue BRAND % OF TOTAL POINTS COMPANY Able to build and supervise staff. by DICK STARR and BOB HARRIS (Our 10th Year) 1 2 2 Voice of Music (V- M)....11.6 Will be involved with sales, royal- RSI (Record Source Int')) Box 3404, Sta. C Lincoln, Nebraska ties and licensing. Excellent oppor- 2 4 1 Webcor 8.2 165 West 46 Street tunity. Many company benefits. For New York, N. Y. 10036 3 4 4 Sony 8 0 a Chicago interview, write to: 4 1 5 Wollensak 7.4 5 3 3 Roberts 7.1 MARTIN G. WOLFERT when answering ads . . . 6 6 - Ampex 6.3 c /Mercury Records BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 7 9 6 RCA Victor 3.5 100 E. 42nd St. Say You Saw It in New York City, N. Y. 8 8 8 Concord 3.2 SONGS WANTED - RECORD ARTIST seeks matertal, C &W, R&R, ballads Billboard 9 - - Revere 3.0 Replies held in strictest confidence. 1"?e"AB. a arr t rood Cdm, chmenc Others 41.7 Indicate salary requirement. An ady Y. equal opportunity employer. Since this chart is based on the previous month's sales, it is conceivable that certain brands will appear of one time and not et another because of many CLASSIFIED RATES influencing factors. Thus it does not indicate that the ranking applies for 50 KW NETWORK COACFIING! DE- above elop hlRtdy effective radto-TV Lcch- Per Insertion any period other than the previous month. Those brands that appeared in rdaucs amazingly Cast! New approach by taped recvrdinga! Ask for free brochure previous issues for this category and do not happen to merit a listing above B". Also beginner's course. Hal',sher, 1 /0" 1" 2.' Each Additional Inch are shown below with their rank order in the issue indicated in parenthesis Broadcasting Consultant, 678 Medford, Manufacturer Patchogue, N. V. 11772. Advertisers $9 $15 125 59 8/1/64 Issue: Telectro (7); Masterwork (10). DISTRIBUTING Distributors (Regional) 4/11/64 Issue: Viking (7); Norelco (9). SERVICES 8, Employment 55 59 $15 $5 Advertisers

Distribut 59 515 525 59 DISTRIBUTION ARRANGED ationaors New Tube Standards Would Confuse CONSULTATION Situations All qurstloos answered about Re- Wanted for 52 55 59 55 Individuals Continued from page 43 Wayman said EIA, further- cording, Distribution, Printing, Ship- ping, Music Publishing, ate. more, believes that the existing lA inimum sire sold is 1/2 approximately 35 words; I" 70 words. All rates ar for EA H ins erli n. PAYh1ENT MUST BE IN tising on the retail level where trade practice rule should be NATIONAL RECORD have been PROMOTION & PUBLICITY ADVANCE some retailers reluc- dropped and the 1956 standard, Advertisement 2" or la er are se in boxed style. tant to clutter up display ads PRESSING If Box Numb r iz used, follow 10 words for number and address. which was of a - number the result corn \n Job too small Box ervice cha ge is 50c per insertion. with asterisks, footnotes, or the promise between the FTC and detailed prescribed USE THIS HANDY ORDER FORM description the industry, should be revised. MORTY WAX under the FTC rule, and this is PROMOTIONS understandable because the re- He said EIA does not believe Please insert the following ad for consecutive issues. tailer knows the consumer is not the FTC can substantiate its 1650 Broadway Heading: Size. interested in this detailed expla- statement in the proposed regu- N.Y., N.Y.10019 Set regular classified style. O Se boxed classified style. nation, Wayman said. lation that the present practice CI 7 -2159 Knows Relationship tends to mislead and deceive Amount enclosed purchasers; that it is of impor- The consumer, in other words, Copy tance to the customer, and that it RECORD DISTRIBUTORS knows full well the relationship, is diverting business from com- 9 17- for instance, between -inch, petitors who non -deceptively de- AT LAST: COMPLETE SERVICE DIRECT inch, 21 -inch and 23 -inch TV from our Company. Pressing. printing, scribe the sizes of the picture distribution, photograph ork, record sets, just as he knows the rela- mailers. leasing and studio facilities. Company Name Authorized by shown. Wrlto for plctr price Ilan. Surer tionship between a size 10C shoe Custom RCCOrdinga, 203, Box Heber Address and á size 91/213 shoe, Wayman EIA suggests, Wayman said, Springs, Ark. said. that the FTC consider adopting FRANK DARRIS SINGS 'ANGEL FACE City State & Zip Code end Devil Mind" b/w 'Ruby Ann." a trade practice PLEASE ENCLOSE YOUR PAYMENT. WE DO NOT BILL FOR CLASSIFIED ADS. Wayman pointed to the lum- rule which Sound Dy Copper StatC Remrding, 815 would allow the industry to de- E. Sri. Tuson, Ari al ber industry as another instance IIrNe Star Recorda. National Distribu-DlatriDu- scribe a TV picture tube as the tion.tion, Newbury, Ohio. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND /OR ASSISTANCE CONTACT: CLASSIFIED ADVER- where the consumer knows that TISING MANAGER, Billboard, 165 West 46th St., New York City 10036. diagonal a 2 by 4 -inch, for measurement from one NEW ASSORTED 45'0 $8 PER HUN-HUN - ADVERTISING RATES INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE instance, Country, P000tor a ch.:tmaa outside wall to the other as sug- gee, Classified: Per line S1. Minimum a lines Re, insertion. measures only 13/4 gee prtced LP's, 2oaast., 113.95 inches by DISPLAY: Per inch 114. Minimum I inch. gested by the Joint Electron P.P.D.; 100 asst, 565 P.P.D. Major Lnbel 334 inches. Cutout LP's, 5125 per hundred, assorted. Tube Engineering Council in Excellent selection available. Hal Fak- Above prices are for one insertion in one issue. Cash or check with order tor, 4t43 W. Armitage Ave., Chicago. Lower rates for 12, 26, 52 insertions in a one -year period. He read a letter from the Na- 1957. Thus, a TV set would be tional Better Business Bureau BI. CA 7.3722. described properly as follows: FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Peter He né, International Advertising Director. NEW 45'x, f8 PER HUNDRED, PLUS Billboard, 165 West 46th Street, New York which indicated that there have added bonus of 20 DJ records free with been no consumer complaints "21 -inch tube," or "21 -inch set," each hundred. RAH, Western, Pop. City 10036 or Freitag Music Co., 17 S. San Joaquin St.. Andre de Vekey, European Director, 15 Hanover about deception in the advertis- or "21 -inch television," "or "21- Stockton, Calif. 95202 no7 Square, W. 1, England. ing of TV picture tube sizes. inch" or "21." October 31, 1964 BILLBOARD 45

www.americanradiohistory.com BULK VENDING news Harby Shows Kompak Stand Northwestern With Novel Locking Lever Orbits Rocket CHICAGO -Harby Industries' Harold Probasco, father of nu- A single lever -locking device CHICAGO - Northwestern decorated with blue base, red new Kompak bulk vending merous modern -day bulk vend- bolts the machine into place. Corporation, showing at both fins and white body, the stand enabling operators to open ing innovations, and head of Machines Slide the National Automatic Mer- machine is a strikingly realistic four machines simultaneously To service, the conven- picture of an actual baby rocket the two -year -old Harby firm. operator first chandising Association with a novel lever -locking de- unlocks the lever, which is tion and the National Vendors ready to blast off. vice, drew considerable secured atten- The Kompak stand holds four by a single lock under Association mid -year meeting, Ball gum is shown through tion at last week's National the bottom row of machines. introduced a new Baby Rocket four circular display portholes Vendors machines suspended on a pair The lever Association mid -year is pulled down, and ball gum vender with a capacity in the front of the machine and meeting here. of chrome -plated steel rods. The the machines slide down the of 1,800 balls of Century gum. a pair of large side "observation The stand was developed by machine slides up and down on runners. Priced to list at $39.95, and hatches." the rods which act like runners. The stand itself serves as the its globe top for each machine, 12 -inch by 18 -inch floor area. Northwestern also showed eliminating the need for individ- new model "60" bulk pack HEADQUARTERS FOR Also shown by Harby last ual globe locks. week were new dispensing vender for the first time pub- The holds 1,000 After the operator has serviced wheels for rockets, and 210 ball licly. machine pieces of bubble gum and can the machines in the conventional gum. The 210 gum wheel is be adapted for other products. Waft manner, he lifts the lever, auto- smaller than the firm's previous List price is $19.95. matically hoisting each machine model, which also is used to SUPER 60 into place, and locks the lever vend hall gum and charms. under the bottom row of ma- Harby's current line includes chines. Komet vend- Capsule an economy model Probasco noted the stand is er, a middle -of- the -line Mer- VICTOR'S Veedor especially suitable for outside cury with orange leatherette Ile BrosMs' locations because the lock is body, black trim and chrome Futuristic Capsules shielded top; and a de luxe Galaxy with Ns Crssklp from the elements. can't be duplicated Suggested list price for the complete chrome trim. Ns Mbsislg Registered U. S. Pa Office. stands with four machines is A dual stand for two ma- The ultimate 1. $82.50. chines, a swing stand for four, Victor is always first with quality Upside six, eight or 10 machines and MerchaodINn. Built -In Wheels the greatest. a series of globes holding 600, VMfs any !tell) The Kompak stand is de- 1,200 and 1,800 balls of century Now ... Victor brings you whit/. cas be signed to fit all existing Harby placed le a gum round out the line. the new futuristic capsules. capsule. machines and will eventually be available separately. The hase SAMPLES FREE FOR THE ASKING Sc, 1. and 25c. I I I I I I IIII I I111111111I I1111111II I I I I I I I I1! 111111111111I I I I I has built -in wheels, is easily dis- Operators and distributors: Ask for quantity discounts on filled or empty Call "HUTCH" Today for further assembled for refinishing, stands capsules. information. No matter what 48 inches high and occupies a IT'S 40 YEARS your bulk vending requirements might be-we can help you! FOR REBECCA & A complete stock of machines, MAX HURVICH merchandise, parts and supplies Leaf Unveils is always available. CHICAGO -Max Hurvich, of the Birmingham "Gold Dust Write for complete list of prices. Twins," and his wife Rebecca. will celebrate their 40th wed- H. B. HIITCHINSON, JR. New Centuries ding anniversary in southea.t Warehouse for January. was week Loaf Brand Cum. CHICAGO new cen- Max in town last for 1784 N. Decatur Rd., N.E. -Two tury -count ball gum mixes were the Music Operators of America Atlanta 7, Ga. convention, the National Auto- DR 7 -4300 introduced last week by Leaf matic Association Brands during NVA's big mid- Merchandising conclave, and the National KOMPAK STAND year meeting in Chicago's Shera- ton Blackstone. Vendors Association mid -year meeting. He's a director of both Eyeball centuries have a vari- MOA and NVA. Max said he V -2 (approx. 2" die.) capsule ety of imprinted eyes- cockeyes, had no idea yet how they would shown than sad eyes, flirty above slightly smaller eyes, bull's -eyes, celebrate the big day in January actual site. droopy eyes, dead eyes, owl -"we've been having too much BIRMINGHAM eyes and weather eyes -to men- fun planning our second 40 HEADQUARTERS VENDING tion just a few. The gum balls years together." are pink, Whatever your bulk vending re- yellow and white. COMPANY 11 1111111 IIII II IIIIIIIII II II II III IIII II II II II II IIIINI II II IIIIIIIII IIII be, can Bowl -a -Balls in quirements might we 520 Second Avenue, come blue SCrVe you. North, Birmigham, and white and carry such bowl- Always a complete stock of out- Alabama ing phrases as washout, spare, standing Northwestern machines, Pon strike, lost frame and split. Both FAirfahx A::J526 parts and supplies. the eyballs and bowl -a -balls Write today for complete informer carry a suggested list price of lion and price list. $6.30 for an 1,800 -count case. Schoen bach For Merchandise YOU COUNT MORE WITH OAK * * GIGANTIC * * Leaf Brand CHARM SALE RAIN -BLO V 41 capsule shown actual sis.. lc CHARMS: All Sizes lbs. Gold Seam Baseballs $ 5.00 M 300 or more Eight Balls 5.00 M shipped prepaid. THE TITAN Hour Classes ...... 8.00 M Bug in Cube 7.50 M COMPLETE SELECTION It will hold a fortune of goodies 5c CHARMS IN CAPSULE: nuts, peanuts. candy. . two cases of century gum. Monster Teeth 513.95 M gum, including

The coin box is separate for Soldiers 12 to capsule) 13.95 M Twin skeletons PISTACHIO NUTS easier access. Designed with 12 to capsule) .... 13.95 M CASHEW NUTS its own cast iron base, the passers 13.95 M Hour Class Titan is 40 inches high, and 14.95 M 24 inches in diameter. Ship. 10e CHARMS IN CAPSULE: CHARMS ping weight is 45 lbs. It is VI" Colored Dice $38.00 M M iniature Tie Bars 24.00 M lc Vending available in an attractive satel. Brooch Mouse with Diamond 5c Rocket Mixes V capsule shown actual sise. lite motif decal or red em- Eyes 27.50 M Warrior Ring 32.00 M and 1 Oc Capsules body. It 5c bossed aluminum Boy's Ring Mix 32.00 M LOGAN DISTRIBUTING, INC. comes packed one to a carton. Beale Pinups .... 28.00 M 6 mm Bracelet 35.00 M New and Used 1850 West Division Street Hair Trolls 27.50 M Chicago, Illinois 60622 Time payments available on BULK VENDORS HU 6 -4870 OAK Machines through all Check must accompany order all types including parts Phone: distributors. and supplies

NATIONAL VENDING C\ \\ \ \\ \\ \ \ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \ \\ \ \\ \ \ \ \ \ \\ \\ \ \ \ \ \ \\ \\ \\ \ \ \ \ \\ \ \ \ \\\ \ \ TITAN VENDORS SUPPLY MEMBER MACHINE DISTRIBUTORS, Inc. CO., INC. when answering ads . . . 1210 FARNAM STREET J. SCHOENBACH OMAHA 2, NEBRASKA Say You Saw It in Billboard CO., INC. 715 Lincoln Place. BROOKLYN 16. N. Y. oak MANUFACTURING PHONE: 346 -1340 .Ppetldenl 2 2900 650 SOUTH AVENUE 21. LOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA 90031 46 BILLBOARD, October 31, 1964

www.americanradiohistory.com Spirits High at NVA Gathering MANDELL GUARANTEED USED MACHINES By NICK BIRO predicted the year's net increase mittee recommended a slight in- House Ways and Means Corn - CHICAGO - National Ven- (including losses) would still be crease in dues, and after some mittee, who termed the IRS dors Association held its mid- around 30. spirited debate, the association ruling as "scraping the bottom year meeting here last week in NVA's previous net increase voted to increase the distribu- of the barrel." an atmosphere of industry en- high figure was 38. tors' fees from $125 to $150 Mitchell said if the ruling thusiasm. However, Leary added, "I annually. was made -NVA would have still like to see In a plea pas- Close to 100 operators, man- would everyone humorous for legislation introduced specific- bring in one new member be- sage of the hike, Paul Crisman, ally exempting charms from the ufacturers and distributors-in - fore the year ends." president, noted that he himself jewelry tax. Plsgtadchlo Nuts, Jumbo Queen, cluding the association's 50 -man .72 Chicago Convention had doffed his "distributor cap," board of directors -gathered at North Carolina Greetings P lstachto Nuts, Jumbo Queen, Rolfe Lobell, convention chair- and was now speaking for the the Sheraton Blackstone for sev- Pistacho ufs, Large Tulip .71 man, said the association's 1965 "good of the association." The association heard itself Plata chlo Nts, Vrntlo r'a Mlz .. .63 eral days of business and fun. praised by Lee Smith, head of Pistachio Nufs, Sheik, Retl .... .63 convention would be held in Members heard Don Mitchell, Cashew, Whole .92 Although there were officially the North Carolina association, Cashew, Butts .79 Chicago March 31 (Wednesday) legal counsel, tell of the defeat Peon WS, Jumbo .4S no products on display, virtually and an NVA director. How- Spantsn 32 through April 3 (Sunday). of a federal ruling that would Mlzed Nuts .37 every major manufacturer had The mid -year meeting follow- have prohibited co- mingling of ever, he urged the association Baby 'o'w 35 Rainbow Peanuts .2I a suite where "new items" were ing the convention will be held charms and gum. to guard its "small size." Bridge Mlx .M shown to the trade. in Miami's Carolina Hotel Oct. "This bill would have meant "Our strength lies in our eossen baketl beans .]2 he told Jelly bans .32 Healthy Condition 16 -19. The 1966 convention is the end of the bulk industry as community of interest," rM e mcfs 22 members. "Let's not ever let b 5. .46 At the group's Sunday (18) also slated for Chicago in March. we know it today," he said. HM n Y .47 Named to head the 1965 Mitchell also predicted the ourselves get so big that the board of director's meeting, the small bulk vend- association was described as convention committees were: defeat of an Internal Revenue interest of the ing is lost." being in the best condition in program, Pat Bolen; exhibits, proposal which would class operator years. Bernie Bitterman; exhibit res- trinkets as jewelry and subject Milton T. Raynor, co- counsel ervations, Hy Fisher; publicity, them to a 10 per cent excise with Mitchell, as usual hit the Leo chair- Leary, membership Bob Kantor and Herb Gold- tax. emotional keynote, urging mem- man, reported 40 new names stein, and Loretta NVA had previously received bers to not be divided by petty added to NVA's roster, and reservations, Cook. the backing of Rep. Wilbur squabbles but to close ranks The ways and means com- Mills, powerful chairman of the for the "good of the industry." compute Ilne of Paris. ea, seams o+ob.a, Br.ekts, enarms. or,..tlrinp ear the operator. 111ßk$11(rvi ¡ s One -1hlrtl Drposlf, Balance C.O.D. Price Bows New Blister Packs IMMEDIATE DELIVERY :11:1 AND ROSLYN, L. I. -New blister displayed in the machine and to the local operator with the NEW VICTOR VENDING pack displays, attention -getting promotes business for the items appropriate remittance, permits Snakes and Alligators more than being sold in that machine. In the purchase of the Alligator SELECTORAMA GUMStira.. a foot long for display on bulk each capsule in the machine, a or Snake. "These items increase Beautiful Store Window Display

immediate deliv- Price said that his firm had a Acorn line. . Bob Feldman at Acme early last week. . . . ery. Holds 1,000 similar and very successful pro- of Acme Vending and his wife, Mrs. Pat Hathaway took over NORTHWESTERN individually gram about two and a half Phyllis, spent last weekend in the chore of buying supplies at SALES AND SERVICE CO. is for her hus- wrapped years ago. The large item Las Vegas. Bob described the Operators Vending MOE MANDELL trip as a "quick holiday." band, who was too busy to leave 446 W. 36th St., New York 18, N. Y FLEER'S AI Soard, Garden Grove bulk his route in the San Fernando DUBBLE BUBBLE operator, shopped for supplies Valley. LOngacre 4.6467 TAB GUM, lottiutairm the most popular in bubble gum. Wrappers include MODEL 60 VICTOR'S NEW TOPPER "66" comics, fortunes Try one! You'll quickly agree. It's and premium the outstanding Bulk Vender. redemption. Bulk loading. Other Now Vends Capsules $1 50 Model 60 dispenses all small prod- products soon available. ucts from Spanish peanuts to capsules ea. and Jumbo ball gum. LOWO PRICEC E I PARKWAY The most durable and dependable machine ever built. New and attractive design. MACHINE CORP. Vends "V" capsules at 5c, 1Oc or 25c. Also vends 210 and 100 sine gum. Machine 715 En.or Sf. specially designed to accommodate new, attractive styrofoam display panel. Baltimore 2, Md. EA 7 -1021 NEW CASH BOX Snap -in cosh box makes collections quick and easy. Ends spilled coins. Cash Box optional, 50c ea. VICTOR * * ** SPECIAL * * ** NEW CAPSULES Victor introduces a brand -new all -clear capsule. Features: Capsules hove added Used Machine Sale capacity, are easier to fill and grip tighter. Three sizes for larger sales. 49 Model Northwestern, "V" Capsules s 4.50 per M (5M Lots) lc Ball Gum or Nuts S 7.50 "V -1" Capsules S 8.00 per M (5M Lots) Northwestern Tab Cum. lc. 8.95 "V -2" Capsules $13.50 per M (2M Lots) Northwestern Model 33, le.. 2.50 Silver Kings, le 3.75 Selecto Tab Vendors, le 3.50 LOGAN'S 10c SPECIALS ASSEMBLED IN "V" CAPSULES Acorn Card Vendors 9.95 Basket Ball Machines.. 499 Painted Scatter Pins $35.00 M Mutoscope Plastic Laminatry Trolls with Stone Eyes 38.00 M Machines 34.50 DeLuxe Girls end Boys Rings 30.00 M Victor Super 100 Console Mod. 18.95 Fancy Key Holder with 8 -Ball 35.00 M 4 -Unit Wrought Iron Stands. 4.95 6 -Unit Wrought Iron Stands 5.95 Baboon with moving arms and legs 25.00 M Styrofoam Display Front (without merchandise) for new Victor All Clean and Ready for Location WIRE, WRITE OR PHONE Topper "66." Ea. 10 IOR COMPLETE DETAILS Write, Wire or Phone For Low Quantity Prices TITAN VENDORS SUPPLY LEADER IN BULK VENDING FOR 20 YEARS" CO., INC. 1210 FARNAM STREET CORPORATION LOGAN DISTRIBUTING, INC. OMAHA 2, NEBRASKA 2043 Armstrong St. Morris, III. 1850 W. Division St., Chicago, Ilt. 60622 PHONE: 346 -1340 Phone: WHitney 2 -1300 Area Code 312 - HU 6.4870

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By AARON STERNFIELD IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Covers contain four -color album CHICAGO - The nation's reproductions for display on record companies are showing MONUMENT juke boxes and tearaway title increased interest in the stereo strips. The operator cannibalizes little LP for juke box operators. HOPS LITTLE LP the cover after he removes the At the close of the Music Oper- record. ators of America show here Fri- BANDWAGON Record companies give adver- day (16), eight diskeries had re- CHICAGO -Monument Rec- tising support to the program reproduc- leased 63 of the small albums ords last week announced it by running four -color to the trade, with sales nearing would join the growing number tions of the album covers in the 200,000 mark. of diskeries to hop on the little Billboard. All this activity has taken LP bandwagon. The firm made place in the last four months. its decision because of what NERVE CENTER for the convention was Billboard's Service Center. The staff handled The figures do not include the Monument President Fred Fost- some 726 phone calls, of which 97 were long distance, and paged some 368 Seeburg program, nor do they er described as great enthusi- Pinball Game operators during the three -day meet. include occasional little LP re- asm for the product from one - leases made earlier this year by stops and juke box operators. several labels. John Sippel, Monument sales Labels currently making little manager, confirmed that a de- Aids Research LP's for the music machine cision had been made to go re- trade are Columbia, Epic, Kapp, into the little LP business "all STANFORD, Calif. -A mote relative of the well -known Canadian - American, Liberty, the way." Monument previously Sue, RIC, Verve, Regina. released four little LP's through pinball machine is being used University With the exception of Kapp, Seeburg. The firm will now by a young Stanford all these labels distribute di- psychologist "for studying inter- make little LP's available threats through their regular distribu- rectly through its normal sources personal behavior, how tor network, thence through Sippel said that and incentives affect it, and for of distribution. during one -stops. Kapp ships product January was a likely target date analyzing communication directly to one- stops. for product release. interpersonal conflict." In addition, the above -men- The test is the brainchild of tioned labels have released some II II II II II IIIIIIIIIII II IIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIII IIII IIIIIIIII II IIIIIII II Dr. Paul Ekman, who spents 13 60,000 stereo singles, taken months developing what he calls from the little LP's, during the bringing the total to nearly "the thinking man's pinball." He VIRTUALLY EVERY amusement game exhibitor had a new item to show the trade. four -month period. 250,000. was assisted in the design of the Williams' Mini -Golf was given a careful going -over by Bea Payton, Sandra Saxton Another 55,000 little LP's are Little LP releases are packed elaborate electronic device by a and Lee Davis, free -lance models. due for release this montth, specifically for the operator. Stanford electronics expert. THWART BALLOT STUFFERS LBJ All the Way in MOA Poll By RAY BRACK persevered however, and pro- CHICAGO -After the ballot tected the integrity of the poll. music box stuffings were culled, Bill- Though the nation's board's Presidential poll con- operators comprise a small, ducted at the recent MOA con- special- interest type micro -so- vention here established Presi- ciety, their voting in the poll Johnson as a solid two -to- interestingly paralleled certain dent political one choice over Sen. Barry state and national Goldwater. trends. is rated About a third of the regis- Illinois, for example, tered music operators stopped a Presidential toss -up by politi- AN music NAG at the Billboard Service Center cal observers. Illinois orgMille MEN . HAR nr received outgoing John- rece ivMs - Mr going a board operators favored Lyndon reiring Presidenecei plaque from during the three -day convention Croasseola, President f Albuquerque out. son by a slim 11 to 10 margin. o to cast their ballot in the straw service operator'Ca for the can go ti^ged to the many poll. But not all coinmen re- Georgia reportedly hoh. on association. Years' Music .i9nat f,,,,, 'h, themselves to a single either way in November. stricted State split B. JOHNSON operators from that ballot. LYNDON straw An avid Johnson supporter evenly in the Billboard from Ohio was observed casting spotted slipping a fistful of il- poll. the border 35 ballots. And a Goldwater licit ballots through the slit. Operators from enthusiast from New Jersey was Billboard's wary poll watchers (Continued on page 52) Little LP's Hailedby Kapp, Columbia; RCA Cautious By NICK BIRO and blisters" were causing cost- during a question- and -answer ware planned for the ladies. ly service calls. session following prepared ad- SEPARATE SOCIAL PROGRAMS CHICAGO -Little LP's re- board busses taking them Diskery representatives from dresses by panel members. A group of wives here are about to ceived hosannas from Columbia the Merchandise Mart. and Kapp but cautious support Columbia, Capitol, RCA Victor Macy Lippman, of Kapp, for a tour of and Kapp seemed caught off urged operators to "say yes to from RCA Victor during a pro- that gramming seminar at last week's balance by the criticism that the Little LP," a sentiment Music Operators of America took in the entire record in- was echoed by Gene Weiss of convention here. dustry, but said they would pass Columbia. Ray Clark, of RCA Victor, The diskeries 'r turn took a the comments on to their press- while his MOA "DEANS" had a lacing for what boils down to ing plants. however, noted that a limited breakfast of their own: a lack of quality control in the RIAA Standards firm had released quantity of Little LP's, he was Mn. Bob Slifer, Mr. and manufacture of singles. The op- Mrs. All agreed that records were "not convinced that there was Jack Bess, Clint Pierce, erators complained that records currently Lou Casein, Bob Slifer, pressed to conform to a big market for such mer- with "varying diameters, and Fred Granger sitting spindle Record Industry Association of chandise at this time." sizes and thickness," and even America (RIAA) specifications. between an unidentified such imperfections as "bumps Most of the fireworks came (Continued on page 52) pair. October 31, 1964 BILLBOARD

www.americanradiohistory.com E. Ratajack Named Urban to Bow It's Not All Work Kaye Sales Mgr. Big -Screen At MOA's Conclave CHICAGO - Edward R. Ratajack, longtime coin ma- Sound Unit chine industry leader, was named sales manager of Irving CHICAGO -A coin -operated Kaye Company, Brooklyn pool film viewer and sound unit table manufacturing firm. with a 20 by 14 -inch screen on the market Ratajack will be in charge of is to be placed 1965, by Urban In- all Kaye sales efforts and will March I, Louisville. maintain offices in suburban dustries of Evanston here. Ratajack's ap- Nat Bailen, executive vice - came following last president of Urban, announced pointment TOGETHER fora Mr. GETTING and week's big Music Operators of the new product, reporting that Fred Grantors. ar- meeting are Granger, America convention. film production has been ansz, with Mrs. Horra Clint Pierce ranged in Florida to provide a Casola and Ratajack, along with Irving 0r1Ó Lou supply of indoor and Kaye, head of the firm bearing year -round their wives. his name, spent last weekend outdoor scenes. in Chicago, calling on distribu- The unit handles 20 8mm tors and other industry figures. color film programs. All sales Started in '30's will be conducted through Ur- Com- -time Rowe -AMI exec- ban International Sales A one E. R. RATAJACK Louisville. utive vice -president and MOA pany of managing director, Ratajack where he was later named a first became associated with the vice -president. by Automatic Canteen Com- coin machine industry as an pany of America, Ratajack was operator in the '30's. In 1949 he joined the then named executive vice -president AMI phonograph company, of Rowe -AMI, sales arm of the a stint with the Following headed by John Haddock and corporation. U. S. Army from 1941 -1944, Coin Ma- was shortly named a vice- presi- In 1962 he resigned to take 800T5 Ratajack joined the RANDOLPH gives of own fun. Mrs. the chine Acceptance Corporation dent. When AMI was purchased over as managing director LADIES had their operators a THE (flank- sample of hi, MOA, a post he held for some Bess and Marion Cipienko "Yakety sox" Jack a group during MO A's Since late 1963, get ready to lead gala banquet. 18 months. ing the sign) Mer- Chicago's fabled Ratajack has served as sales on a tour of representative and management chandise Mart. P:. consultant for such firms as *Nervvì Cinebox and L.T. Patterson, importer of European coin ma- BY chicago coin chine equipment. "zsw oivra srreivo. DIVISION OF CHICAGO DYNAMIC INDUSTRIES, INC. a.cco , goNO., Chi -Coin Has

Pop -Up Game CHICAGO -Along with their new "Mustang" and current "Majestic" and "DeVille," Chi- 4 SCORING DRUMS FOR EACH PLAYER cago Coin exhibited a new pop - HIGHLIGHT of the convention for Lou Casoló s four boys smile, BALL ADJUSTABLE up game at the big operator was e chat with Tony Bennett and, judging by Tony's show here. he net e big kick out of the whole thing too. ,3-- JJLL %i"lI44/47'LÓ:¡- Electronic Manufacturing Corp. Promotion and production the game are not 0 3401 NORTH CALIFORNIA AVE. CHICAGO 18, ILLINOIS plans for new complete, according to ad chief Ralph Wycoff, but full details will be released within the week. O 10etittlHH941UtlU© Distribution should begin at BloIleBOo electric about the same time. r m.81 The new game attracted con- scoreboard siderable interest, demanding skill and judgment in aiming Natural Finish Hardwood Cabinet steel balls in such a manner Two-faced Coln- operted that large rubber balls popped Flls any shuffleboard lo 1 player or lOc 2 / into place for a score. lilliir- 1 scarp fí21 and /or player by simple plug I 50 points switchorer Larger metal coin box Aluminum button scor- Present with Wycoff at the w /National Rejector- 'ng hlocks convention were sales manager with Li I Wally and his holds $500 in dimes Chrome Nbessuppp000rts 0 Mort Secore and president Eddie IT WAS POLKA TIME /{ Harmony Boys. Everybody ietned in singing Gensburg. and clapping time. IMMEDIATI DI21VIRY . . . 16 1 Terms: 1/3 dep...Bal. COD or S.D. MARVEL MANUFACTURING CO. $ WILLIE RESTUM came all 2845 W. Fullerton Ave., Chicyo 47, 111 the Phone: DI 2 -2424 way from Miami to give Special the operators a taste of his zany antics. GUNS & RIFLES ARCADE BIly Shns Shooter.f195 Ex. Pop Gun Circus..f225 AMI BIly Spook 230 Gnco Nite Fiter .... 110 EQUIPMENT Gen

and imaginative LIVELY, cute the MONROE COIN FRESH, words to describe are just a few Epic's new group -the MACHINE EXCHANGE, INC, folk singing of M S. 6ISSER 2423 Payne Avenue Bock Porch Majority. THE KIM SISTERS picked up a Sa1es Afaaager Cleveland 14. Ohio lot of 2029 PROSPECT ARE Cl(7LIANO 15 OHIO operator support after their MOA ban-

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www.americanradiohistory.com Exhibits Stole Show Williams Bows New Game; Begins Move to New Home CHICAGO - The mammoth Williams Manufacturing is task involved in vacating its moving into the United Manu- Fillmore Street plant didn't deter facturing plant on North Cal- Williams Manufacturing Com- ifornia Avenue here. Both firms pany from introducing a new are recent aquisitions of the game last week. Seeburg Corporation. Whoopee is the name of Sam Stern, Williams presi- the machine. It is a four -player dent, said he hoped the move type with four scoring drums to the new location could be for each player and a three of completed by Nov. 1. five -ball option. The industry got a preview look at Whoopee during the Brandt Has MOA convention here, and re- ports from company officials in- dicate more than satisfactory New Count'r operator acceptance. Location tests were also highly favorable. CHICAGO - An all- denomi- Features of Whoopee, as nation, high -speed counter and described by Williams Sales packager that is completely Manager Jack Mittel, are two portable is now available from lane "center trap" ball action, the Brandt Automatic Cashier GETTING A DEMONSTRATION of 100 to 500 point increases when Company. Pratocisiorí s new V -Back Shuffle balls go from lane to lane, The counter requires no elec- by Jerry Stein (right) is dealer John special scoring when all five trical connections, weighs less Bilotta. "trapped halls" move into the than 20 lbs. and will handle lighted lane and special shooters 1,500 coins a minutes. Color at the bottom of the playfield coded tubes for packaging are which increases play and scores. WHOOPEE supplied with the machine. Distribution and promotion of It is described as ideally Whoopee are under way, Mit- company's normal distribution suited for coin machine opera- tel announced, according to the pattern. tors. SHOWING OFF KNOWLEDGE to Scientific Amusement's Howard Starr is Mary Ann Greenspohn. Penn Ops Pick Eisenberg Jones Buys HARRISBURG, Pa. - The Eisenberg is a partner in the Amusement Machine Operators Consolidated Vending Company, GANG'S ALL HERE at Association of Pennsylvania Johnstown. He'll serve one year. ChiCoin booth preview- elected Phil Eisenberg president Vending Firm ing n e w "Pop -Up" Immediate past president of in a meeting here Oct. 7. game. Sales manager the music and game operators CHICAGO - R. F. Jones, Mort Secore is second organization was Sam Daub of president of the large West from left, ad chief Gilchrist Branch Stowe. Coast coin machine distributing Ralph Wycoff is sec- Eisenberg helped organize the ond from right. World- chain bearing his name, last Now in Winnipeg West -Central AMOA, located in week announced the purchase wide Distributing Presi- Cambria and Blair counties. Note Feinstein is WINNIPEG, Man. -Gilchrist of Steelmade, Inc., Minneapolis at right. Vending, Ltd., Canadian distrib- vending machine manufacturing utors of Rowe -AMI and Amer- christ in sales and operations firm specializing in cold and ican Shuffleboard equipment, for 11 years. hot can venders. opened a branch office here on He was branch manager for Jones said Steelmade will be October 1. National Automatic Vending in operated as an independent com- Branch manager is Jack Preston, Ontario during the past pany. The R. F. Jones com- Campbell, who was with Gil- three years. pany handles the Rowe -AMI line throughout the 13 Western States. Carl J. Lawson, associ- Recent ated with the Jones company in INVENTOR Art Frigo its San Francisco office, will be shows how to ploy vice -president and sales man- bank shots on new STEREO RELEASES ager of Steelmade. table elliptical pool Lawson will set up a sales shown by G r e a t and Lakes Distributors. for Music Operators distributor organization to market Steelmade equipment, which is currently sold mostly on a contract basis to other vending SEEBURG LITTLE LP's RELEASES manufacturers. FIESTA 58 was touted at Fischer Sales exhibit Pop Vocal a thrilling by (loft to right) Bill Weikel, sales manager; DEAN MARTIN -Dream With Dean Reprise new Hazel Peacock, Pot Par- ris, and Paul Bieri of I Don't Know Why (I Just Do) -Baby Won't You Q@zzdZdQ Fischer Manufacturing. Please Come Home -I'm Confessin' -Gimmie a Little Kiss Will Ya Huh?-1'11 Buy That Dream -Smile of stereo sound! Pop Instrumental BILLIARDS CHAMP Don THE SUNSETTERS -The Sunsetters Dearborn Tozer lines up shot on agEBURE Valley Manufacturing's Sleepy Time Gal -My Love (La Paloma)-Goodbye newest table as Valley to Rome -At Sundown -Blue Hawaii -Amapola 3-WAY AUDIO President Earl Tod dick (center) and sales chief THE John Ryan look on. WERNER BAUMGART INTERCONTINENTAL ORCH. -Night Blaze Amphora Ole modern Night Blaze -Cool It -1'm Gonna Sit Right Down 'n MOMENT OF MIRTH en- new Factory livens Wico Corporation Write Myself a Letter -Just One of Those Things - booth Is devoted as President Mor- Button Down -Do It Again e Wiczer (right) make. point. Others in booth exclusively to are Burt Britt; (left), Ed Rubor and Tony Media. International -Italian manufacturing GIANNI MECCIA -Le Cansoni d'Amore di Gianni Meccia RCA Italiana SCHMELKE II Pullover -L'Ultima Lettera -Sole Non Calare Mai QUALITY CUE STICKS SOUTH CAROLINIAN D. H. Fisher -II Pupazzo -Le Case -II Barattolo ¡left) of Columbia gets lowdown Iroforsiewa! Design -Long EH. on United's "Orbit" shuffle alloy Write for details. :L from Herb Oettinger as Mrs. Fisher looks on. All titles listed are custom 331h stereo singles packaged for the juke box operator. SCMMLLKE MFG. CO. Other packagers or record companies may go weekly listings of their product by sending releases to Juke Box Reviews, Billboard, 165 W. 46th Street, Hew York, K. Y. 10036. SHAKOPEE, MINNESOTA

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www.americanradiohistory.com LBJ Tops Billboard Poll Col., Kapp Go for Continued from page 49 at partisan polls that show a Breakdown of the poll results close race there. follows: State of Kentucky gave the Operators in insufficient State Johnson a Goldwater RCA Cool President better than two-to- numbers from any one State, LP's; California 3 1 one margin over the Arizona save Illinois, participated in the Continued from page 49 offer excellent exposure for new Connecticut I Senator, perhaps indicating one poll to O records and cited two instances justify generalizations Georgia 4 of two facts: the white back- about industry preferences State 4 Most of the operator com- in Oakland where juke box ex- Ilawaii I 0 side lash has been neutralized in by State. ments seemed to be on the posure alone produced sales of Illinois 11 10 of new long -playing disk, the Bluegrass State or regional To take these skimpy figures the 800 on one record and 2,000 Indiana 3 1 coinmen are afraid Barry will and project them to the elector- but there were some dissents. on another. Kansas 1 0 Asked by Kapp's Macy Lipp- move the Derby to Phoenix. ate of each State would be even Weiss told of how in June, Kentucky 7 3 man for criticism, an operator more obviously inscientific. Columbia had expanded its Lit- Texans Like Lyndon Louisiana 3 0 suggested that "even if a custo- The O States embraced by tle LP program. Previously the Texas operators who voted in Maine 3 0 mer liked an artist would the poll, however, represent all -it firm had only supplied records the poll backed Johnson 100 Massachusetts 2 0 be a miracle if he liked all three the nation's regional sentiments, for a "leading juke box manu- per cent, thumbing their noses Maryland 3 1 tunes." and in surprising proportion. If facturer (Seeburg), but as of that Michigan 3 1 Columbia's Weiss countered the sentiments of the trade are date, it distributed the long - Missouri 6 0 that his firm's market research representative, then it may be playing disks through its dis- Mississippi 1 0 showed that adult loyality was said that President Johnson is tributors and one- stops. Montana 0 1 to the artist -not a specific showing surprising voting "Ten years ago, operators New Jersey 1 2 tune. strength. didn't need music specialists," New York 1 During a show of hands, vir- LBJ All the Way 6 North Carolina 3 tually every one of the 150 or Weiss said, "they just used the We believe the mood the 0 of Ohio 4 4 more operators present admitted top 10 or 20 or 30. All this coin industry does not cut across the em- Oregon 2 0 using the long -playing juke box has changed because of the national grain. Therefore, phasis on adult music," he said. Oklahoma 0 1 disk. on the basis of the MOA poll, Pennsylvania 5 1 Henry Leyser, Oakland op- we predict a Johnson victory on South Carolina 1 0 erator and chairman of the time for November 3. Tennessee 2 3 panel, suggested that juke box WANTED Immediately! ROWE Texas 4 0 operators should use special I' AMI SHOP MECHANIC Virginia 1 0 merchandising point -of -sale ma- music Must have reference and experience. Washington 1 0 terial to call attention to Little Write or call Dan Stewart Co., 140 Wisconsin 4 1 LP's. Mayday Co. East 2nd South, Sat lake City, Utah. Wyoming 1 0 A Chicago operator asked DA 2 -2473. Unidentified 3 2 why Columbia used new num- bers for re- releases, to which To Put Out Totals 90 37 Weiss replied that it was the ® firm's way of highlighting stand- EVERYTHING IN ard repertoire in a separate play each selection has received series. COIN MACHINES through counts registered on a "If we retained all the old Aread.. Orr Sp.elaly 'Instant Disks' Write for your meal.. yqPregnant' play meter. Thus, such record- numbers, our catalogs would be Continued from page 4 ing devices could provide ac- the size of a telephone book," MIKE MUNVES CORP. curate information for whatever 577 Ten. An.., Nave Yak, N. Y. YOUR GREATEST PROFIT he told an obviously dubious records have been produced at needs existed. young lady who seemed more OPPORTUNITY FOR 1964 low pressure and low heat by a There have been machines to concerned with her problem of mechanism which easily fits vend records the -DELUXE 6- POCKET AND introduced to the having two numbers for within the space available in a trade in a variety of forms. One same tune, than any inconveni- BUMPER POOL® juke box. was an elaborate device de- ence the diskery might suffer. All MACHINES READY FOR Details have to be worked signed for record store use The operators also took some -The Dependable out with either system for the LOCATION Tables! whereby a portion of a 45 r.p.m. well -aimed criticism for what payment of mechanical royalties. single was played for a patron. was summed up as poor mer- Your Warrlbnter or Writ. Bally Deluxe Jumbo ....$ 95 s.. Of course, automatic counting If the patron wanted to pur- chandising of music, poor pro- Cooplate Selection Parts- ACNüerIn 55 devices have long played their chase the record, he would de- gramming and lazy administra- Bally Spinner within part juke boxes, both in posit the correct amount of tion. CC Ray Gun 195 VALLEY SALES CO. tallying up monies deposited as money and the record would be Iry Perlman, Philadelphia CC Variety Roll Down 295 well as recording the actua delivered automatically. Other one -stop owner, said too many more compact vending machines operators had poor libraries or Gottlieb Gaucho 380 Pool Tables $175 SHUFFLE ALLEY PHONOGRAPHS were designed for use in a vari- none at all and didn't employ Gottlieb Liberty Bell 395 Bally ABC f 95 AM F-120 ...... f175 ety of high traffic locations. Co- programming specialists to han- 165 ARCADE Bally Whiz 135 AM 0-200 ...... 195 Wms. Titan Gun B.IIY Lucky 173 AM H-200 300 lumbia Records was, at one dle their music needs. Midway Rifle Gallery 3730 Bally Troph 123 AM J-200 375 Wms. Hercules Gun 125 Gnvce o B.IIy Monarych lea AM K-200 410 time, interested in such a ma- "Every location is different," N 77233 lrep Bally Deluxe Bowler. 17s AM L-200 695 chine it, Perlman said. "Don't just buy Seeburg R 235 Southland oeeawey 250 ee ouness ns seebvre 701 but like others, was Inpo Grl p 45 CC Princess 475 5es0ry a1 never produced in quantity nor enough of a hit to cover all Collera Foperotb all 725 Wurllfi.r IIi00 Seeburg C 95 Champion Dun 393 United sunny 77s wurlttur 2100 ...... became successful. your machines -treat each spot Fair 174 United Falcon ..... 374 Wurtltvr 2204 wile west tu United Comae s7s WuAlt.or 2210 individually." C11, Write or cable. Ted Nichols, Fremont, Neb., Cable: Le WJO 4327 Western Ave operator with some 80 ma- Distr. for smokesnoos A Gottlieb. Purveyor Distributing Co. vnNoaJU chines, said that programming Israel Bond was the juke box operator's sales presentation. He urged operators to categorize their disks, pay Lew on Ps Distr.bulnq te attention to requests and use RECONDITIONED GUARANTEED Euluiiro Wu, :,ior D.ilribulor / SPECIALS Group Honors device to call attention to / some 1311 N Capitol Ave. new records on a machine. Indianapolis, Ind I Leyser said that his firm em- Tel MElrose 5 -1593 / AMI "STEREO" CONTINENTAL 1 -200 (Radar Screen) / ployed two music specialists - /a COMPLETELY UP- DATED, WITH David Rosen both of whom at one time NEW GENUINE FACTORY PARTS! worked for a radio station. He $ PHILADELPHIA - David said his firm regularly contacted 331/3 and 45 R.P.M. $495 / Rosen, veteran coin distributor, locations for requests and had a will be honored by this city's careful program of rotating / State of Israel bond committee . I standards from machine to ma- at a tribute dinner on Nov. 15 FA UNITED ROWE VENDORS chine. at the Bellevue Stratford Hotel. Leyser suggested that juke BOWLERS .$1195 The dinner is being held in box operators were an excellent L-1000 595 co-operation with the officers of group for radio stations to sur- I the Automatic Vending 4 AS IS . COMPLETE 147 ALL PURPOSE 695 Ma- vey since the operators had "no WE'VE BREWED A VALUE RIOT chines Association of which -PRICES BEWITCHED 137 HOT FOOD 295 0 ax to grind." E DIXIE $325 Samuel Stern is president; Jo- He said that operators could 77 195 / seph J. Levin, board chairman; 20-700 NCIG. 225 Samuel Moss, secretary; Frank II1111111II II IIIIIIIII II II II II III IIII II IIIIIIIII II II II II III1111111111111111I II II III íI1 SEND FOR NEW SAVOY 385 86 CIG., 14 Col 145 Urba, treasurer, and Joseph Sil- MACHINE LIST / TIP-TOP 415 04 CANDY, 8 125 1,100 Col..... g verman, director. SOME We * ARCADE 150 / CLASSIC 455 145 SANDWICH ...... / Silverman is chairman of the Advertise GAMES event. Committee members in- ATTEND MOA * Only What VENDING clude Joseph Ash, Active CHICAGO - Nearly 1,100 * / Write for complete 1965 Catalog of Phonographs, Amusement Machine Company; operators and guests clicked We Have * MUSIC Vending and Games. / Albert Rodstein, Banner Dis- through the turnstiles at Music in Stock * RIDES -: th g tributing Company; Marvin Operators of America's conven- 1 Stein, Eastern Music Systems, tion here last week, making the World's Largest Inventory

1 :-.: e»rW__;,; _; ESTABLISXED 1924 the successful the .le and Abe Witsen, Scott -Crome gathering most Exclusive Rowe AMI Distributor association has had in recent Company. Associate chairmen En. Po. . S. Jersey Del. Md. D.C. Fred Granger, managing / of the tribute dinner include years. // director, said the figure does not Raymond Erfle, Broad Street include exhibitors. Last year's DAVID ROSEN,INC !ATMUSIC Chicago e e L / Trust Company, and Maurice figure was some 800, including /__ 2122 N. WESTERN AVE., CHICAGO 47, ILL ARmitage 6.5005 / H. Orodenker, Billboard's Phila- exhibitors. 855 N BROAD ST.. PHILA.. PA. 19123 Phone: :2151 CEnler 22980 delphia representative. II IIIIIII II II IIIInIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIII IIIIIIIII IlDlllllll IIIIIIII umllullllnlllln 52 BILLBOARD, October 31, 1964

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www.americanradiohistory.com Big Turnout at Hastings School MILWAUKEE -The Gran Prix Rock -Ola service school pulled a strong attendance at Hastings Distributing Company Sept. 23. On hand to handle the afternoon and evening classes were Empire Coin Machine Company fieldmen; Jerry Sage, Grand Rapids, Mich., and Joe Eggner, Menominee, Mich. Operators and service person- nel who took part in the school included Ben R. Ludewig and William Ludewig, Ludewig Mu- OPERATOR GUESTS at Omaha Distributor Hymie Zorinsky's an- sic Company, Oshkosh; Martin nual "friendship party" talk shop before entrance into banquet Oberdiek, Juneau, Alas.; Jerome hall. From left are Boyd Mullins, Dave Johnson, Ted Welch, Jacomet, Dick Jacomet, Ed Joe McCarthy, Mrs. McCarthy and Mrs. Johnson. Gronoski and Robert Gronoski, Red's Novelty Company, West Allis; Arthur Weiland, Darrell Weiland and Frank Widener, High Plains Hospitality North Freedom Coin Machine Company, North Freedom; Wil- SMILING SAM HASTINGS, Hastings Distributing Company, lard Schwenner and Walter Bohrer Jr., Eagle Enterprises, played host to the Rock -Ola Gran Prix service school in Milwau- Big Bend; Frank Roccapolumba, kee Sept. 23. Shown flanking him, from left: Arnold Jost, Frank's Service, West Allis; Arnold's Coin Machine Company; Ben R. Ludewig, and William Charles Hartman, Watertown, Ludewig, Ludewig Music Company, and instructor, Joe Eggner, and Casey Karpinski, Kewpie Empire Coin Machine Company's Menominee, Mich., office. Novelty Company, Cudahy. Milwaukeeans: William Zajc, Studio Phonograph; R. E. Weg- ner, Badger Novelty Company; Morris Fuhrman and Patrick Gaffney, Morry's Amusement Company; Arnold Jost, Arnold's Coin Machine Company; Harry Cisler, Cisler Music Company, and Sam Hastings, Jack Has- tings, Earl Gebauer, Charles Harris, Syl Kindler and Harold, AWAITING UNVEILING of new Rock -Ola Princess Royal phono- all of Hastings Distributing graph during the party, Hymie's guests seek refreshment. Five Company. "refreshment centers" were available to guests. Cliff Johnson and his wife are in center of photo. Tape -Athon Shows New Mike CHICAGO -Mike input, per- mitting automatic paging, is now available on all Tape -Athon background music units. Company president George Anthony JERRY SAGE, Grand Rapids, Mich., Empire Coin Machine Com- busily demonstrated pany, pointed this new twist to operators dur- out some of the features of the new Rock -Ola ing the recent MOA show. Gran Prix at the recent service school in Milwaukee. From left: The firm's portable, rack Morris Fuhrman, Morry's Amusement Company; Jerry Sage; mounted and console models Patric Gaffney, Hasting's Distributing Company; Casey Kar- were displayed at the conven- pinski, Kewpie Novelty Company, and Martin Oberdieck, tion. Juneau, Alaska.

this association can be served AMONG 150 GUESTS from four States at the Zorinsky fling were by rotating the leadership - Phil (left) and Julius Epstein and their wives. The party lasted Illinois Coin Assn. much as MOA decided to do all night. several years ago," he told Illi- nois operators. Elected with Poss (Peoria), Elects Poss Prexy were Harry Shafner, vice- presi- dent, Alton; and Mary Gilette, CHICAGO - Bill Poss, a Operators of America conclave. secretary - treasurer, Chicago. youthful and vigorous member Poss replaces Les Montooth, Mrs. Gilette was re- elected for of the coin machine industry's veteran Peoria operator, who her second term. New Guard, was last week founded the Illinois group little Named to the board of direc- named of the Illinois president more than a year ago. Mon - tors with Montooth were Orma Coin Machine Association, fol- tooth, who was elected to the Johnson, Rock Island; Bud lowing that group's meeting in Hashman, Springfield; Charles Illinois group's board of direc- conjunction with the big Music Hinckel, Jacksonville, and E. W. tors, turned down suggestions Gilbert, Bloomington. that he consider re- election to The Illinois group will hold a second term. its next meeting in January, View New Cue "I think the best interests of probably in Springfield. HYMIE HIMSELF greeted all guests with a gush of goodwill. At MOA Show Here (right rear) he sits in with Mr. and Mrs. Al Sluskey (left) Look at these prices! Compare them. Then and Sam Rice Jr. and Sr. (right). CHICAGO -D. & R. Indus- write, wire or phone us your order (collect). All tries of this city came to the music operators convention with games ready for location: a new fiberglass pool cue, de- USED 5 BALL PIN GAMES scribed by exhibitor Richard Utanoff as "the cue of the half TWO PLAYERS SINGLE PLAYERS century." Gottlieb Aloha $225 Gottlieb Corral $155 "This new pool cue is Gottlieb Bonanza 440 Gottlieb Egghead 175 completely waterproof and ab- Gottlieb Fashion Show 225 Gottlieb Gigi 215 solutely Utanoff Gottlieb Flying Chariot 315 Gottlieb Olympics 215 unbreakable," Gottlieb Preview 2M Gottlieb Show Boat 155 said. Gottlieb Swing -a -Long 285 Gottlieb Slick Chcik 185 He was assisted in showing Williams lumpin' Jacks 350 Gottlieb Sweethearts 270 D. & R.'s accessories line by Williams Oh Boy 325 Gottlieb Tropic Isle 180 Dennis Gottlieb Gaucho (4 players) 325 Gottlieb Rack -a -Ball 265 Ruher and Miss Shirley Gottlieb Liberty Belle (4 players) 300 Gottlieb World's Fair 310 Drimel. Gottlieb Shipmates (4 players) 410 Williams Three Coins 175

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y/3 deposit in cash, cashier's check or money order must accompany order. ADVERTISING IN HOST HEFTS A DRINK while chatting with Rock -Ola representa- BUSINEBSPAPERS Phone: tive Les Riech (left), operator Jerry Witt of Omaha and Bill- MORRIS NOVELTY CO., INC. MEANS BUSINESS 3007 Olive Street St. Louis, Mo. 63103 FRanklin 1 -0757 board's Ray Brack. "No Business is transacted at my parties," Zorinsky vows.

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GO LITTLE HONDA THE FRENCH SONG BREAKIN' IT UP ON THE Billboard FIDDLER ON THE ROOF The Hondells. Mercury MG BEATLES TOUR! Lucille Starr. A A M LP 107 Original Cost. RCA Victor LOC 20940 (M); SR 60940 (S) (M); SP 107 (5) Jackie DeShannon. Liberty LRP 1093 (M); LSO 1093 (S) The boys are presently riding A Style with 3390 (M); LST 7390 (5) their current single among the "top 10" One of the most delightful new voices to The hit Broadway musical has made the best selling recordings in the nation. There's come along. A combination of Piaf, Lynn Jackie De Shannon has been doing okay i transition to the disk medium with all of plenty of identification here in method, and Kay Starr (no relation), Lucille sings her own right but when she was picked to its stirring stage values kept intact. The means and sound for the younger and live- with tremendous warmth and feeling in both tour with the Beatles reeently she was give Jerry Bak- Sheldon Hernick score carries lier set. The group stays in the West Coast French and English. Her hit a few months the opportunity to really break out. Th Plenty of musical impact and with Zero groove with swingin' renditions of their back, after which this album was named, package inciudes the numbers she sang dur- Hostel leading the way, the package will hit, "Little Honda," "Hot Rod High," "lion- should help the package receive acceptance ing the whirlwind tour, and even withou rack up a big spinning and sales score. Da Beach Party," and other hot riders. at sales counters. Great songs. the Beatles, it packs plenty of excitement.

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POP SPOTLIGHT iqPOP SPOTLIGHT POP SPOTLIGHT POP SPOTLIGHT CHRISTMAS POP SPOTLIGHT BACK AGAIN EBB TIDE BILL BLACK'S COMBO GOES SONGS AT EVENTIDE The Bachelors. London LL 3393 BIG BAND A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS Frank Chacksfield A His Ork. Marion Anderson. RCA Victor (M); PS 393 (S) Hi HL 12020 (M); SHL 32020 London SP 44053 (S) LM 2769 (M); LSC 2769 (5) Bobby Vinton. Epic LN 24122 Top pop act from Britain, and growing in (5) international popularity as attested by their Frank Chacksfield doesn't quarrel with suc- The name of Bill Back carries greater mean- Two highly respected and well -known names (M); BN 26122 (5) chart appearances, turn in a prime perform. cess. He sticks to his established sounds ing with today's record buying public than in the music world are in collaboration, ante. Here's the sound that appeals to the and to the standards. In addition to the in many a year due to his assaiation with Marian Anderson and Robert Russell Bennett. Bobby Vinton has lots of fans. Radio stations teens but the songs and the clarity of the title song, cuts include "How Deep Is the the Beatles. His latest single is rapidly Miss Anderson sings tender and simple playing this album will Will him more. All group's singing makes the appeal of the Ocean ?" "Deep River," "Stranger on the moving up the chart. In this package Bill's melodies in her incomparable rich style. will enjoy Bobby's vocal efforts with a vari- album attractive to all ages. International Shore,' "Shenandoah;' "Moon River" and syncopated back beat jive is suDDlemented Designed to bring many moments of enjoy- ety of Christmas fare than ranges from personal appearances and TV work will add 'Sleepy Lagoon." Musicianship and arrange- by big band support. He delves isto a num- ment to the listener. Highly attractive "White Christmas" to "Christmas in Killer. to their appeal and stature. ments are uniformly excellent. ber of big band greats. cover. eey." A Happy Holiday album)

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LET'S RING THE BELLS ALL VERDI: REQUIEM (2 -12") IT'S CHRISTMAS TIME AGAIN BLUE CHRISTMAS AROUND THE CHRISTMAS MARIA CALLAS SINGS Various Artists. Angel S 3649 TREE (S) VERDI ARIAS Jimmie Davis. Deno DL 4587 Ernest Tubb A His Texas Trou- There are only two other stereo offerings of John Klein. RCA Victor LPM DL (S) Decca DL 4518 this great tribute. The over -all performance (M); 74587 badours. (M); (S) (S) 2914 (M); LSP 2914 Angel 36221 is superb with the redoubtable soprano of DL 74518 (S) A wondrous Christmas album combining Elisabeth Schwarzkopf powerfully repre- Jimmie Davis has cut an album of Christmas John Klein at the console of the 610 bells This is Miss Callas' first recording of the sented. Gedda, Ludwig and Ghiaurov also material which should find plenty of buyers These sides by the great c$Sw artist in- of the Caca -Cola carillon at the World's excerpts from Vedi's Otello, Aroldo and Don turn in memorable readings. Gtseoats di- in the sacred and c -w category. "Silent lode "Rudolph the RedNoted Reindeer," Fair with a full orchestra and chorus work- Carlo. The Callas name is a magical one rection is ell- disciplined but masterfully Night," "No Room at the Inn." "Joy to the 'Blue Snowflakes" "Christmas Island," ing under the talented baron of Henri Rene. with opera lovers as are the three arias adept at evoking deep emotion. An excellent World" are typical. Davis sings the sides 'Blue Christmas," and others. Album will It's a musical spectacular. performed in the album. package for forthcoming Christmas season. with great heart. Best track: "Silent Night." Prove good merchandise for the season.

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OSCAR PETERSON PLAYS MY VVrV NIRVANA BATTLE STEREO SHAKESPEARE: OTHELLO LIBRARY OF CONGRESS Herbie Mann A the Bill Evans FAIR LADY Various Sounds. London SP Laurence Olivier. RCA Victor RECORDINGS Trio. Atlantic 1426 (M) 44037 (S) VDM 100 (M); VDS 100 (S) Woody Guthrie. Elektra EKL Verve V -8581 (M); V6.8581 (S) Mann's flute in the lead with Bill Evans and Peterson deals with the famous score as if Trio running close support the listener does The sounds of combat are stirringly recre- RCA's George Marek has pulled out all the 271/272 (M) tRa aB o nn t for DSeee get the feeling of being somewhat oblivious ated under the direction of Bob Sharpies. stops in an effort to make this an outstand- As the almost legendary Woodie Guthrie lay awkaesd y rohw n 'end to external realities. The performances re- Martial music of the American Revolution, ing package. He has succeeded admirably critically ill it brings to mind that it has Gemmage on drums, he renders 'e's the veal the dedication of both Mann A Evans the Crimean War, the Civil War, the well. Recorded in London the production been many years since he has made a re- This superlative collector's item interpretations. When he's mellow, he's the to their art. They present standards such War and World Wars I and II stars Laurence Olivier as Othello supported cording. mellowest; when ht swings, he's the Swing as "lover Manne and "Willow Weep for Me," is combined with sound effects of cavalry by a first rate cast. The presentation is spotlights on 3 LP's the historic recordings ingest. Sho'Lons include: "The Rain in and several Mann originals, "Nirvona," and charges, artillery barrages and small arms vividly life -like coming as close as is pos- made by Guthrie for the Library of Congress Spain;' "Show Me,' "On the Street Where "Cashmere," for the discerning and feeling fire. A lucid text allows the listener to get sible not to sound like a recording. Hand- in 1940. Expertly edited, the 3.59 offering You Live." ion devotee. full appreciation of the sounds of war. some package. includes a specially edited booklet.

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