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INTERNATIONAL SECTION BEGINS PAGE 45 Stonewall Jackson Conies from There Two pianists who have made one big impression in record sales over the past decade are the dual keyboard team of Ferrante & Teicher. Building an eager following with their series of LP and singles successes for United Artists Records, the team has become one of the most in-demand concert attractions around. F&T are currently mid-way through a mas- sive 100-city p.a. tour, which began in Jan. and concludes in May, and have reportedly broken attendance records in 50% of the concert halls so far. Among F&T’s LP dates that have cashed-in on the trek are “The Ferrante & Teicher Concert" and a “Part 2” sequel. It may be very warm for May, but when the duo returns to New York that month, they’ll Vrecord their first Christmas album for UA. J INTERNATIONAL SECTION BEGINS PAGE 45 Stonewall Jackson conies from there. With a rousing new single, “The Minute Men So does (Are Turning Billy Mize. With his in Their Graves)”W 4-43552 new single, “Don’t Let the Blues Make Yon Bad” 4-43546 On COLUMBIA RECORDS S ©"COLUMBIA; gMARCAS REG. PRINTED IN U.S.A. — Cash Box CashBox Vol. XXVII—Number 35 March 19, 1966 FOUNDED BY BILL GERSH Gash Box (Publication Office) 1780 Broadway New York, N. Y. 10019 (Phone: JUdson 6-2640) CABLE ADDRESS: CASHBOX, N. V. 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