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SECTION TWO

A SPECIAL SECTION

FOR THE

JUKE BOX OPERATOR

JANUARY 22, 1949

UP YOUR TAKE By Increasing Your there's gold in them than hits - and CAPITOL has 'em- LOOK! 4,

'THE PUSSY CAT SONG 'POWDER YOUR FACE WITH SUNSHINE '' Nyow! Nyol Nyow!;' (SMILE! SMILE! SMILE!)' and and GORDON MacRAE With Orchestral Accompaniment And THE STARLIGHTERS with Orchestra 'ABSENCE MAKES THE HEART GROW FONDER (For Somebody Else)' 'MY OWN TRUE LOVE' 'I'LL STRING ALONG WITH YOU' DEAN MARTIN JO STAFFORD and GORDON MacRAE MARGARET WHITING With and His Orchestra With Frank DeVol and His Orchestra With Paul Weston and His Orchestra Capitol Record 15351 Capitol Record 15342 Capitol Record 15278

'WOULD YA? (eYah- eYah- eYah)' 'LAVENDER BLUE (Dilly Dilly)' 'YOU WAS' 'THE MATADOR' PEGGY LEE and DEAN MARTIN 'LET'S FLY' With Orchestra and JACK SMITH with The Clark Sisters 'SOMEONE LIKE YOU' With Pout Weston and His Orchestra Sheldon and His Orchestra And Earl PEGGY LEE with Orchestra Capitol Record 15337 Capitol Record 15225 Capitol Record 15340

'IS IT YES?' 'BRUSH THOSE TEARS FROM YOUR EYES' 'I LOVE YOU SO MUCH IT HURTS' 'ROSITA AND JOE' 'ROSE OF OLD PAWNEE' 'I DON'T WANT YOUR SYMPATHY' ANDY AND DELLA RUSSELL FOY WILLING JIMMY WAKELY With Orchestra And His Riders of The Purple Sage (Vocal by Jimmy Wokely with Cowboy Band) Capitol Record 15343 Capitol Record 15290 Capitol Record 15243

'MY DARLING, MY DARLING' THESE AND MANY MORE JO STAFFORD and GORDON MacRAE BOOTH #78 And THE STARCIGHTERS with Orchestra GREAT NEW RECORDINGS 'GIRLS WERE MADE TO TAKE COIN INDUSTRY CONVENTION ON THE WAY TO YOU! CARE OF BOYS' JANUARY 17-18-19 JO STAFFORD and GORDON MacRAE Capitol Record 15270 "BANK ON CAPITOL IN '49". . . to Keep the hits coming

www.americanradiohistory.com Dear Radio Editors, Columnists, Critics: My warmest thanks for voting me the No. 1 girl singer for the 8th consecutive year in your annual poll.

Thanks, Too, Juke Box Operators . . .

. . . for your consistent use of my C(amia Records in the Nation's Music llochines.

Gratefully,

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Roy Acuff * Jesse Ash lock * Bob Atcher * * Bolles Brothers * * Buster Bennett Trio * Big Bill * Big Three Trio * Johnny Bond * Victor Borges * Les Brown *Frankie Carle * Thelma Carpenter * Chuck Wagon Gang * The Charioteers * * Xavier Cugat * Andy Cummings * Daniel Family Quartet * Ted Daffan * Janette Davis * Lynn & Molly Davis * Doris Day * Deep South Boys Quartet * Al Dexter * Jimmy Dickens * Eddy Duchin * Duke Ellington *

Arthur Godfrey * Toni Harper vr6:\> * Rosetta Howard * Harry Jame: * Johnson Family Singers * Dick Jurgen, * Beatrice Kay * Gene Krupa * Kay Kyser * Elliot Lawrence * Wilma Lee & Stoney Cooper * Fred Lowery * Marlin Sisters * Mary Ann McCall * Memphis Minnie * Modernaires * Bill Monroe * Ray Noble * Old Hickory Singers * Harry Owens * Hot Lips Page * Tony Pastor * Andy Reynolds * Jane Russell * Hazel Scott * Dorothy Shay * Dinah Shore * * Skeets & Frankie * Speer Family * Kay Thompson * Floyd Tillman * Deacon Utley & Smile A While Quartet * Kirby Walker * Wiley Walker & Gene Sullivan * Jerry Wayne * Alvy West * Curly Williams & His Peach Pickers * Joe Williams

Long-Life Surfaces The crisp, clear, life-like quality of reproduction on Is duo to their wonderful plastic SUN faces. These modern surfaces, in addition to the famous Columbia pro- cess of laminated record manufacture, mean more play per record, more Trade morig "Colurblo and Res. 0.5. rel. OIL listening pleasure per play. No won- MCVC(11 kaardrodas der its the "Record of The Stars"!

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www.americanradiohistory.com Guy OMB A ROO and His Royal Canadians Latest DECCA Reieases

DOWN BY THE STATION backed by SWEET GEORGIA BROWN Decca 24555

RED ROSES FOR BLUE LADIES backed by EVERYWHERE YOU GO Decca 24549

THE BIRTH OF THE the other.2% backed by STORMY WEATHER Decca 24.531 will when they get another nickel!

ROOSEVELT HOTEL NEW YORK

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www.americanradiohistory.com for helping to make ,r9 Fastest- Selling Records

These current DECCA Hits are setting a New HIGH in record popularity:

A LITTLE BIRD TOLD ME EVELYN KNIGHT GALWAY BAY BING CROSBfl BRUSH THOSE TEARS FROM YOUR EYES Dacca 24514 MY GIRL'S AN IRISH GIRL Dacca 2429S

FAR AWAY PLACES BLNG CROSBY SO TIRED TARRA TA-LARA TA-LAR Dacca 24531 I HEAR MUSIC Dacca 2452)

DOWN AMONG THE SHELTERING PALMS MORE BEER! IS IT TRUE WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT DIXIEE LET A SMILE BE YOUR UMBRELLA ANDREWS SISTERS AL JOLSON and MILLS BROTHERS Dacca 24534 (On A Rainy Day) Dacca 24541

HE PUSSY CAT SONG (Nyow! Nyot Nyow!) PATTY and ANDREWS RED ROSES FOR A BLUE LADY GUY LOMBARDO DON'T WORRY 'BOUT STRANGERS ANDREWS,SISTERS Decca2453& EVERYWHERE YOU GO Dacca 24549

POWDER YOUR FACE WITH SUNSHINE EVELYN KNIGHT I'VE GOT MY LOVE TO KEEP ME WAR/A WILLS BROTHERS ONE SUNDAY AFTERNOON Dacca 24530 I LOVE YOU SO MUCH IT HURTS Dacca 24550,

THESE COUNTRY AND SEPIA RECORDS ARE BEST SELLERS TOO!

HAVE YOU EVER BEEN LONELY? LET'S SAY GOODBYE LIKE. WE SAID HERO' ERNEST TUBE Dacca 46144 Rotor& ?Sit eat% (plui tax) BLUES IN MY HEART TENNESSEE SATURDAY HIGH? . I)ecca 46134

ORDER UP ABOVE MY I HEAD, HEAR MUSIC IN THE AIR MY JOURNEY TO THE SKY TODAY! end MARIE KNIGHT Dec. 480941 America's Fastest-Selling Records!

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MEET ME TONIGHT: SWEET SUED IN DREAMLAND JUST YOU

ORDER TODAY FROM YOUR NEAREST DISTRIBUTOR

Cadet Di busing Co G S. Distributing Co. Millnr Record Soles Co. For American Record Supply Co Specialty Sales 12649 Linwood Avenue 243 West Kellogg Blvd. 110 North 18th Street 2061 Champs Street 134 North 160. 5..0 Detroit, Michigan St. Paul, St. Louis, Missouri Denver, Colorado Birmingham, Alabama Phone: Townsend 9-5950 Phone: Cedar 7640 Phonily Central 5681 Pon American Distributing Ce. Staff Distributing Co. C. & C. Distrbuting Co. Music Suppliers Of New England 170 N.W 23rd Street P.O. Box 2447 W. E. Harvey Co 1720 North West Marshall 17 Chadwick Street Miami, Florida 234 Walnut Street Dallas, Texas Portland, Oregon Roxbury, Massachusetts Radio Company Phone Prospect 7.2883 , Ohio Phon, Highlands 5-8586 Supply C. 8 C. Distributing Co. Phone. Dunbar 5152 45 East 4th South Street 112 5th Street, North Nola Record Distributors Salt Lake City, Utah Stoff Di busing Co 816 Carondolet Street Phone. Solt Lake City 5-2817 Seattle, Washington Major Distributing Co Municipal Auditorium Phone. Elliot 3770 New Orleans, Louisiana Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 733 11th Avenue Schwartz Broth, Phon, Canal 0743 Phone Oklahoma City 79-2118 New York, N. Y. Chord IX 'burets 2931 12th Strew, N.E. Phone. Plaza 7-7815 Co. 2320 So. Michigon Ave. Northwest Music Washington, D. C. Standard Distributing Co 16, Pierre, South Dokoto Phone Michigan 4500 Maple Leaf Records, Ltd. Phone: Pierr 2597 Of Pittsburgh Phone: Danube 6-1040 Seaboard Distributor. 455 Craig St. W. 1731 Fifth A Co Record D. lautors Pon American Distributing 110 Ann Street Po Eddy's MontreaT, Ont., Canada Pittsburgh 19. 2818 Dowling Street 90 Riverside Avenue Hartford, Connecticut Phone Atlantic 8852 Phone: MA 4221 Houston, Texas Jacksonville, Florida Phone: Hartford 2.5682 Phone 8-3463 Atwater Southland Distributing Co Marvel Distributing Co. 441 Edgewood A N.E Elite Distributors 1622 Fairmount Avenue Atlanta, Georgia 316 Sixth Stroet Philadelphia 30, Pa. Phone Lamar 7511 Son Francisco 3, California Phone Stevenson 2-5650 Phone: Klondike 2-3151 Tennessee Musts Sales F. 8 M. Distributing, Inc. Maine. Record Sales 220 Woodland Avenue 1239 West Ninth Street 1704 Main Stmet Nashville, Tonnes... Cleveland, Ohio Kansas City, Missouri Phone Noshill. 6-9892 Phon.; Suprior 7440 Phone: Harrison 6940

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www.americanradiohistory.com HITS COLE PORTER

PRODUCTION and LEMUEL AYERS SAINT SUBBER A Starring PATRICIA MORRISON ALFRED DRAKE - Book by BELLA SPEWACK by COLE PORTER Music and Lyrics SO IN LOVE BEHAVE WHY CAN'T YOU WUNDERBAR BIANCA

THAT SPECIAL FACE WERE THINE

YOU (IN MY FASHMNitik ALWAYS TRUE TO T. B. HARMS COMPANY RV.0 Building Rockefeller Center, New York By Arrangement with Buxton Hill Music Corporation

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* JUST SIGNED WITH,

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Featuring ROBIN SCOTT

Just 6 months old today . . . and already one of the most successful bands in America. Just concluded SMASH engagements at .

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1019 BROADWAY, NEW YORK 19, N. Y.

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ASto LATEST RELEASES EaCe tett ()Lip): "ROLL THE PATROL" "SUNFLOWER" "AN OLD FLAME NEVER DIES" Mercury No. 5151 Two Terrific Tunes In rho Jolly Two-Ton Baker Sty* "I'M A LONELY LITTLE PETUNIA" mado to order for juke Box Playf Order Now- Mercury No. MMP 25 Mercury Record No. 5239 WUV A WABBIT" Mercury No. MMP 24 RADIO

JUKE BOX OPERATORS WGN-MUTUAL A "Two-Ton" load of thanks for keeping my "TWO-TON BAKER THE MUSIC MAKER" tunes spinning. Watch me go to town in 049. TELEVISION WGN-TV

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www.americanradiohistory.com LAWRENCE MUM AND HIS *I, RED RAVEN ORCHESTRA WITH WATCH FOR MY BREWED WITH JOHNNY OLSEN NEXT RELEASE! (Famous Network Star of "Ladies Be Seated") "RED RAVEN WALTZ" \\V AND CHORUS VICTOR NO. 20-3219 "OR VICTOR RECORD NO. 20-5337 by 30t. AND THE RCA VICTOR ACCORDION ORCHESTRA

2 SMASH HITS ON 1 RECORD

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www.americanradiohistory.com SECTION TWO JANUARY 22, 1949 BillLIOard

JUKE BOX SIPPLEMENT PUBLISHED IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE CMI CONVENTION

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page The Juke Box Network Page The Year's Top Female Vocalists on Race Records 67 Part I -The Manufacturing Story 17 Company Labels With the Year's Most-Played Race Records 68 Part II -The Distributor's Story 18 Part III-The Operating Story 19 Music Part IV--The Record Story 20 Popularity Charts 28-50 Honor Roll of Hits 25 Best-Selling Sheet Music 30 England's Top Part I of Juke Box Operator Poll Twenty 30 (Trade and Canada's Location Aspects) 23 Top Tunes 30 Records Best All-Round Record Company Service 24 Most Played by Disk Jockeys 32 Best Information Regarding New bongs With Most Vocal and Instrumental Plugs Record Releases 24 in Best Records From of Key Areas (RH System) 32 Standpoint Wearing and Songs Reproduction 24 With Greatest Radio Audiences (ACI) 32 Who Buys the Records for Juke Boxes'? 24 Best-Selling Popular Retail Records 34 Sources of Information as Guide to Buying Best-Selling Children's Records 36 Records Best-Selling Records by Classical Artists 36 t Effect of Record Ban on Operation 25 Best-Selling Record Albums by Classical Artists.... 36 Fair Price for Operators To Pay for Records..., 26 Best-Selling Popular Record Albums 36 Price Operators Can Afford for New Juke Box . 27 Most-Played Juke Box Records 37 Best-Selling Retail Race Records 38 Most-Played Juke Box Race Records 18 Part II of Joke Box Operator Poll (Popularity) 53 Advance Race Record Releases 38 The Year's Most-Played Records 54 Most-Played Juke Box Folk Records 40 Company Labels. With the Year's Most-Played Folk Talent and Tunes 40 Records 55 Best-Selling Retail Folk Records 41 4 The Top Year's Bands 56 Advance Folk Record Releases 41 The Year's Top Male Vocalists 57 Record Reviews 42 The Year's Top Female Vocalists 58 Album Reviews 41 The Year's Top Singing and Instrumental Groups 59 1he Billboard Picks 48 The Year's Most-Played Folk Records 61 The Disk Jockeys Pick 48 Company Labels With the Year's Most-Played The Retailers Pick 48 Folk Records 63 The Operators Pick 45 The Year's Top Artists on Folk Records 64 Advance Record Releases 49 The Year's Most-Played Race Records 6:i Honor Roll of Popular 50 The Year's Top Bands on Race Records 66 The Year's Top Male Vocalists on Race Records 66 The Year's Top Singing and Instrumental Groups Record Labels and Manufacturers 69 S cm Race Records 67 The Billboard's. Cavalcade of Juke Box Hits 74-80

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Latest COLUMBIA Record Album "ROSES IN RHYTHM"

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I COULDN'T STAY AWAY FROM YOU

AN OLD MAGNOLIA TREE CONGRATULATIONS

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PART 10 THE MANUFACTURING STORY

TEAR 1948 was an eventful one for - April of 1948 the production lines at ance of the AMI family were ag- -` the music machine manufacturer North Tonawanda were shut down gressively merchandising their prod- -1949, according to all indications, and distributors started to dispose oi uct. Traveling trailers were supplied will be a fruitful year. And in those their large clocks of 1100 and 1018 to distributors to travel the high- words. eventful and fruitful, rest the models. What was reported to be a ways and byways, hitting every story of an industry. one-month shutdown extended thru available operator. And, with coin- There can be no chronological se- the balance of the year. operated television becoming more quence to the happenings of the past active, the firm was experimenting Late in the year, from the desk of these a Model year, for insignificant matters that R. C. came along lines too, using Rolling, president, a spe- with a receiver cropped up early in 1948. loomed as B Magnavox tele cial financial report, in which the attached. important factors as 1949 dawned. phonograph division of the company Most important, however, is the gen- was given the blame for a $1,994,078 Rock-Ola, quiet during the first eral theme that was passed along loss. In his statement Rolfing re- half of 1948, was headed for a boom from operator to distributor and vealed that the prices of the firm's as the new year rolled around. Pro- then to the manufacturer, the theme music machines had been cut; that duction had been going ahead at the of leveling off, financially, physically personnel changes were being mad. Rock-Ola plant during the slow pe- and morally. (resignation of Mike Hammergren riod, but on a reduced scale. Then Because the operator, as the ulti- and radical switches in the distribu- came shuffleboards, and with the mate consumer of the manufacturer's tor network);Tevision of selling poli- firm among the first to bring out a product, is such a vital factor, his cies had been effected. board that operators found accept- able, the music situation must he explained. Most encouraging, however, was business started to The year 1948 was perhaps the Rolfing's comment that production move ahead too. There will be no roughest year in the history of the was new Rock-Ola model for awhile, but expected to resume in the near 1948-'49 coin-operated music business. The future, and that the company ex- their model is in production, and is moving from the distributors' war years and their resulting lush pected to operate at a profit during showrooms to grosses were definitely a part of the the final six months of its fiscal year. operators' locations. past. Newcomers to the business, on Thus Wurlitzer follows the theme of Also looking forward to a brighter the operating level, were divided into an eventful 1948, and the hopes for a year in '49 is the Aireon Manufac- three classes: Those who tried and fruitful 1949. turing Company. Financially, the failed; those who manages' to eke going has been rough for this Kansas out a living but foresaw disaster in New Seeburg Model City, Kan., firm, but that problem the future because of inexperience or Seeburg, without shutting down seems to have been licked. The re- unsound financial structures, and, fi- its lines, had organization plan approval by the the production still its ear nally, handful who made a suc- attuned to the industry. in court in the fall of 1948 opened the cess of their Earlier operations. 1948 the firm brought out its SICM door to full-scale production. The Each of these three classifica- unit, a non-coin operated, industrial- Coronet, which was originally an- tions made their mark on the manu- commercial phonograph offering 200 nounced to list at $495, and has since facturer. The first group by losing selections. This was a custom-built been raised $50 to $545, has been their equipment; the second by their unit, and was aimed aL industrial the answer to many operators who inability to add to their equipment, locations, clubs, etc. But the SICM sought a new phono for a smaller and the third, by their unwillingness unit, while holding little interest for location. Too, Aireon has intro- to expand until the leveling off pe- the operator, held a prevue of things duced its combination juke box-tele- riod had been completed. to come. For early in December vision set, and Bernard D. Craig, What has been the effect at the Seeburg introduced its new coin-op- sales manager, reports the trend to- manufacturing level? erated phonograph, called the Select- ward this unit Is excellent: To say the least, it has been shat- o-Matic, in which 100 selections were tering. offered by using the same record Patent Problems principles as were employed Manufacturers have, thru their in the Second low-priced unit is the Fil- SICM unit. Gala showings. by See- ben, originally close proximity to the operator, felt burg distributors thruout the announced at $595 the brunt of the drastically coun- and now listing at $645. Beset reduced try prior to Christmas 1948 indicated with incomes of the a legal problems latter group. As that the unit would be well involving their use of result, their production lines were received. patents, the firm, during the latter slowed down, some were halted en- Thus 1949 looked like a fruitful part of 1948, was slow to move, but tirely, and, in the case of the year to the Seeburg family, manu- there was hope for the future in that Rudolph Wurlitzer Company, heavy facturer, distributor and operator. the firm was working hard to get its legal problems losses were reported. Fewer new AMI, from its solved so that the models the headquarters in way would be hit market, for that same Grand Rapids, Mich., appeared cleared for concen- market could barely absorb to tration on production those also be heading for a bright future and sales. units already on the distributors' in the business. There floors. Low-priced Introducing its sec- was little word from the units made their ond phonograph, the Model B, Indianapolis headquarters debut, but the success of this move early of Pack- in the summer, the firm, after enjoy- ard during most of the year. The has yet to be determined, and coin- ing moderate firm was operated television -juke box units success with its Model producing its wall boxes, A, found itself moving ahead more and some music machines. Sen took a step forward, albeit a small the smaller Homer E. one. swiftly with phonograph. Capehart was deep in his Priced in the Wurlitzer-Seeburg duties in Washington. Taken company for company, the range, the AMI phonograph was story follows the same general gradually appearing So, as 1949 dawned. manufacturers in more and were rolling up their theme, but with variations. more new locations as the year drew sleeves. There to a close. was much work to be done, and the What Was Coming time was ripe to start. The operator was looking Wurlitzer, because of its position Sales Promotion forward to 1949 with optimism. If he is right, the new as a leader in the field, was among To make 1949 a fruitful year, John year would indeed be a fruitful one the first to see what was coming. In Haddock, Lindy Force and the bal- for the manufacturer.

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P ART2 } 10. THE DISTRIBUTOR'S STORY

THE 12 months ending last Decem- elusively in music. Altho the margin ber marked a period of adjust- of profit in games and venders was ment for the juke box business as a considerably smaller than the margin whole. And that period was doubly of profit in music, games and vender challenging for the distributors of sales did help pull many distributors phonographs. Competition was at its over the hump. keenest pitch. Selling in a buyer's One manufacturer, the J. P. See- market was complicated by resistance burg Corporation, gave its distribu- to high prices. Inventories of many a tors an opportunity to try their hand solid distributing organization were selling allied music equipment. See- swollen out of all proportion as a re- burg introduced a non-coin operated sult of so-called "floor plan" arrange- music system for industrial plants, ments. And, above all, lines of credit institutions, and similar locations, tightened in varying degrees for all and gave its distributors first chance distributors. at marketing the unit. The results If, at year's end, distributors were were not phenomenal, but they did not too sure of the answers to their serve to point up the need for diver- problems, at least the problems stood sifying the music distributor's line out sharply and the goals were easy and that trend can certainly be ex- to define. Most phonograph manu- pected to continue. facturers had already canceled a large number of distributing con- Firmer prices seem to be in the tracts to appoint new sales represen- prospect for the remainder of this tatives. Distributors switched lines, year, and firmer prices will help and some-for reasons ranging from distributors in many ways. Principal- lack of credit to bad management - ly, of course, firmer prices in the simply closed their doors or went into juke box market help the credit other lines. picture. Banks and finance - com- panies, watching last year's wide Leveling Off variations between asking prices and No one believed that the year's end selling prices, questioned the stability would see an end to these many prob- of the business. An operator financed lems but mnst were that at list price might find it to his ad- convinced vantage to allow the financing agency the worst of the leveling-off period his unpaid-for equipment was passed and that 1949 would be to repossess more stable and prosperous for good if he could buy the same merchan- managers. The principal reason for dise for a price lower than his un- this feeling of optimism seemed to Distributors, holding stem from the fact that inventories paper on deals such as this, had have been steadily reduced by ag- cause to be concerned. That very gressive sales policies. factor of instability in prices made it Despite the fact that two manu- necessary for distributors to operate and more and more routes and posed a facturers-Aireon Packard-set heavy management chore since the up new sales programs which meant, distributor had to keep on top of in effect, disbanding their distributor both his selling and his operating ac- organizations, the industry as a whole tivities with the result that one or reaffirmed its belief in the distributor both might suffer. as a necessary and useful factor in the business. Future Outlook High prices, too-large inventories At the beginning of this month, and lack of credit were factors felt man- there were indications that buying all the way down the line from would pick up. Phonographs pur- ufacturers to operators. Distributors, chased in 1946 and 1947 were paid who had built up heavy investments meant had high, out, or nearly paid out, which in their businesses and who that good operators ankious to keep fixed overhead expenses to meet, the their routes at peak efficiency would were caught in the middle when be replacing older equipment. Sales Industry as a whole overproduced one-half volume was not expected to match during the past two and 1946, but most distributors have now 41. years. Altho production slacked off up their organizations to early last spring, existing inventories tightened could cut overhead expenses. This will en- on many a distributor's floor able many to realize a fair profit be siphoned off only over a longer- be- even tho volume does run less than than-usual period of time. Partly the recent peak years. cause of the financial position dis- tributors found these inventories Most encouraging news of all, caused, and partly because of gen- however, were reports from distribu- eral economic conditions, credit be- tors who asked for and received gan to tighten noticeably at the same credit from local banks and financing time inventory headaches were companies. They reported that, while recognized. money was definitely not as easy to come by as it had been, sound deals Diversified Linea could be cleared. And manufacturers appeared more conscious of the dis- Distributors who had diversified heavy in- their lines to include other types of tributors' problems since ventories on distributor's floors coin-operated equipment from games the man- vending and service machines eventually spell trouble for to ufacturer. That awareness was an were in a somewhat stronger position year. than the distributor who dealt ex- encouraging sign for a better

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PART 1 3 THE OPERATING STORY

THE axel upon which the entire Argued pro and con for weeks, it far as the music operator is con- coin -operated music machine in- was finally conceded by most opera- cerned. dustry turns is the operator, for no tors that except for specialized lo- Meanwhile, with the national or- matter what kind of a machine the cations, such as private clubs, the ganization functioning, local groups manufacturer makes and what sales juke box would have to continue on began springing up. In Des Moines, policies are used to push those prod- nickel play, and that another solution the Automatic Music Operators' ucts to the ultimate user, the operator would have to be found by the op- Association became a reality. An ag- is still the determining factor in erators to make up the difference gressi.ve group of music merchants whether or not the industry is a between the rising costs and the met in Albuquerque, and with Miller healthy, pi 'Citable - le. diminishing returns. on hand to advise them, formed a The operating picture in 1948 was One such solution was a revision of New association. These, one of varying economic degrees, in the commissions paid to locations. along with similar groups thruout the which the first postwar "leveling off" Here, the operator found he was country, were 'formed by operators period arrived. and the operators as treading on thin ice indeed, but by who were looking for action. They a whole found themselves selling a properly malting his way forward, are not fraternal groups, rather they 5-cent product, as they did before slbwly and with businesslike pro- are men banded together for the pur- and during the war, in the face of cedure, the results were often favor- pose of building their business on a rising costs that bit deeply into their able. sound, practical basis. cash reserves. For many wartime Promotion Factor and postwar operators, 1948 was a Revamp Contmission year of decision. These operators were A notable development during the faced with the problem of continuing In Sioux Falls, S. D., for example, year was the increasing trend toward operations on ever-narrowing mar- Norman Gefke, secretary of the South promotion, on-location and off, by the gins of profits, or throwing in the Dakota Phonograph Operators' As- music machine industry. Influx of sponge, and seeking a livelihood else- sociation, together with his fellow hit-tune-of-the-month drives, which where. Many chose the latter course. local operators, worked out a sliding included special title strips, radio tie- Ins and The old-timer in the music field, he scale of commissions. Locations, placards, proved a definite after studying the operators' presen- shot in the arm in some areas, altho who had made a living selling music many prior to the outbreak of war, and the tations, agreed to the commission rz- problems made it impossible business who had vision, and a healthy music business for the promotion to be used in all man-operator, parts of the learned to set up his operation on a was the result. country. sound business basis, were for the From Peoria, Ill., headquarters of To hypo interest in the music ma- most part, able to weather the storm, the Central Illinois Phonograph Op- chines, many operators and associa- and, as a result, see the makings erators' Association, came further tions turned to radio as an advertis- of a rainbow on the horizon, as 1948 word that the revision of commissions ing and promotional medium. Special bowed out. not only was feasible, but could also disk jockey tie-ups were made in The direction in which the operat- be the difference between profit and such areas as Washington, Chicago ing wind blew was determined early loss for the operator. Here the op- and other cities, and the results were in the year just past. The easy erators, headed by Lee Arnold, asso- gratifying. money and easy spending of the early ciation president, worked out a 60-40 While still a toddler as '49 dawned, '40s were on their way out-not commission scale, and, like several promotion as a means of increasing slowly, but rather at hurricane speed. other localities in various parts of play was becoming more popular And, as operators saw their grosses the country, found the location owner with operators thruout the country, decline steadily in the first few agreeable to the change when he was and, more important, was actually months of 1948, they became aware of shown the heavily increased costs doing a job in those areas where it the huge operating and supply cost the operator was forced to bear while was being tried. increases that had entered their still getting the same price for his sphere during the lush years. product. Conclusion Many of the newcomers met the on- High on the list of matters to be rushing disaster head-on, and were Associations followed closely during the coming swept away with the tide. Others This move to revamp the long-ac- year will be local, State and national who had entered the field during and cepted 50-50 commission projected legislation as it effects the industry. New after the war were able to hold their still another age-oil axiom befo, ... the taxes, an ever-increasing prob- own as they followed the examples operator-in unity there is strength. lem adding to the burden of the op- set by the veteran operators, retrench- For operators soon discovered that erator who is trying to keep his head ing and solidifying their routes, by working together they could more above water in this leveling off pe- dropping marginal spots that became easily show locations the necessity for riod, are on the agenda of many Leg- unprofitable locations due to extra the commission changes. Thus, the islatures this year. Concentrated ef- servicing and higher supply costs, association, strong in some areas, forts are required to put the true and replacing equipment only when it weak in others, and nonexistent in facts before these lawmakers so that became an abso'ute necessity. most, took on added significance. And, they are fully aware of the condi- along these lines, came the organi- tion of the industry before they act Nickel Musk zations of the Music Operators of on these proposed new levies. By late spring the 5-cent price of America (MOA), a national music Also of importance is the television music had become the target of much association designed to improve the situation, coin-operated and non- debate thruout the country. Many of lot of all operators. Headed by coin-operated alike. Video has been the newer operators felt that they George A. Miller, Oakland, Calif., a strong competitor of the music ma- should jump their per-play charge to and with At Denver, New York as- chines in the past. It is spreading a dime, and, despite advice to the sociation president as second in com- like a wild fire, and will continue to contrary, did just that. It soon be- mand, the national organization ap- compete for the patron's attention. came ev' 'nt that the public, ac- peared ready to do a man-sized job Coin tele will get its first thoro test customed to the nickel per record in '49. The meetings of the MOA, in '49, and may well prove to be an play on juke boxes, would not, in which will be held during the CMI added source Of income for the juke most cases, pay a dime. convention, will be all-important as box operator.

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PART j*1 THE RECORD STORY

NOTWITHSTANDING a number of the lower price disks. RCA Victor's apparently serious negative factors int-oduction of its 45 revolutions-per- (the recording ban, lowered takes, minute platter, following Columbia's etc.) the juke box network con- 33 1/3 revolutions-per-minute disk tinued to prove itself of prime im- will undoubtedly have some even- portance to record companies, record- tual bearing on the over-all record ing artists and music publishers. It picture, pricewise as well as gen- remained the single sour,- of top ex- erally. ploitation for the record people, who paid for the privilege of supplying New Type Disks such exploitation. Record sales to op- Operators must understand, of erators, despite lower takes on most course that at the moment, they locations, held a fairly high level can't use either the 45 r. p. m. or and made up a substantial part of the the 33 1/3 r. p. m. platters on their average record company's gross and machines, but when and if juke net sales figures. boxes are made to play these speeds, Conversely operators founo these the operator may find the record same negative factors surrmnding phase of his business considerably the record phase of their business of changed. For one thing, both the little consequence. The American RCA and Columbia 45 and 33 1/3 Federation of Musicians' ban on new disks have far greater life than the recordings had little effect on rec- currently used 78 r. p. m. shellac ords available to operators, or cn records. For another, both reproduce the nickel-drawing power of those music of a much higher tonal quality records in their machines For one than the present disks. But this is thing all the record companies built something, as has been said, in the a considerabl backlog of records be- relatively distant future. Before op- fore the ban actually went into effect. erators can enjoy the advantage of While it ttuaed out that a large these new disks, juke box manu- portion of such recordings were be- facturers will have to explore, and low standard both musically and subsequently work out licensing quality -wise, the independent rec- agreements to manufacture machines ord manufacturers filled the breach capable of playing either the 45 or in great style. When the top name 33 1/3 or both speeds. This, op- bands and singers on the major erators should understand, is unlike- labels failed to turn up money-luring ly to happen for quite some time. All disks, the indies came up with tunes present indications are that even and artists which somehow struck the manufacturers of home recording a responsive chord in / the public equipment are somewhat confused pocketbook. Details are omitted in and undecided as to whether to in- this review because the picture is corporate 33 1/3 or 45 r. p. m. clearly outlined in the poll published mechanisms In their phonographs. elsewhere in this issue. Here the Many of the major manufacturers, week-by-week development on the of course, have already marketed sets recording end is clearly outlined. with both 33 1/3 and 78 r. p. m. motors and tone arms; RCA itself, of Ban-Over course, is marketing sets with 45 and 78 r. p. m. motors and tone arms, Now that the ban has been lifted, may follow however, there seems to be some and other manufacturers the suit. The only position the operator reason to believe that even tho this point is one of watch- were practically nil, the can take at ban's effects ful waiting. The fact remains, how- return of top popular bands and and the current hit tunes will lift ever, that as 1949 unfolds singers with battle between RCA and Columbia to operator takes, even if only to a small establish their respective disks as the degree. Over a long pull it has been develops, there are amply demonstrated that the appeal new standard cur- likely to be some interesting changes of major attractions performing picture. There is cer- difficult to match at the in the platter rent hits is tainly no cause for alarm on the part box office, whether the b. o. be at a since both Columbia chute of a juke of the operator theater or the coin and RCA are continuing to produce box. all their new records on the regular Aside from the question of talent 78 r. p. m. disks. and tunes, most operators are prima- rily concerned with the price they are Eventful Period paS, for their records' required to in short, as on Here, too, there are some straws in the On the record end, is the manufacturing and operating wind to indicate that before 1949 certainly may get a price break ends, the juke box business, over, operators one of the most on records. In the first place, Eli Ober- seems to be into selling at the interesting, if not the most eventful stein's Varsity Records, And as is gen- retail level for 44 cents, seem to have years in its history. over-all record erally the case, the smart, alert and made a dent in the operator will feel any price structure. Operators have not, progressive heavily bad effects of the period least, and to date, stocked up too from the many Varsity platters, but the com- will benefit most on the good which must neces- pany is pushing the item, and some developments operators report good results with sarily come about.

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2. Best Information Regarding New Record Releases

3. Best Records From Standpoint of Wearing and Reproduction

4. Who Buys the Records for Juke Boxes?

5. Sources of Information as Guide to Buying Records

6. Effect of Record Ban on Operation

7. Fair Price for Operators To Pay for Records

8. Price Operators Can Afford for New Juke Box

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TRADE TRADE ASPECTS QUESTION #3 OUP QUESTION #1 ASPECTS DIVISION Which record companies turn sa DIVISION Which record companies give out the best records from the you the hest all-round service? standpoint of wearing and repro- (List in order of preference.) duction qualities? (List in order (Three places. Three points for of preference.) 1st place; two for 2d; one for (Three places. Three points for 3d.) ist place; two for 2d; one for 3d.) t

RECORD COMPANY POINTS RECORD COMPANY POINTS

Victor 443 Capitol 452 Decca 272 Victor 343 Capitol 264 Columbia 251 Columbia 220 70 Decca 100 MGM 57 Mercury 76 Mercury 33 MGM 68 King 24 King 63 Tempo 18

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THE BILLBOARD'S SECOND ANNUAL TRADE QUESTION ASPECTS #2 DIVISION Which record companies keep TRADE you hest informed regarding QUESTION #4 their new releases? (List in ASPECTS for your order of preference.) DIVISION Who buys the records (Three places. Three points for AA juke boxes? 1st place; two for 2d; one for (a) You, as owner of the 3d.) route. (b) Your servicemen, (c) Someone in your office,

POINTS RECORD COMPANY

Capitol 471 (a) 207 checks Victor 298 (b) 42 checks Columbia 228 36 checks Decca 205 (c) MGM 58 No Answer (6) Mercury 50 King 45

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TRADE ax ASPECTS QUESTION *5 OPERATIONS DIVISION Check the sources of informs. OUESTION #6 co tion you use as a guide to buy. ASPECTS ing records: DIVISION (a) Location requests What effect, if any, has the (b) Personal taste (c) Actual machine count record ban had on your opera- (d) Record salesmen advice (e) Trade paper advertising tion during the past year? ( f) Trade paper editorial buying service features

Answered "None" 154

(a) . .. 187 checks

(b) ...... 114 checks Answered "Very Little" . 29 (c) 178 checks (d) 40 checks Answered With Comments 63 (e) 111 checks Answer (15) (f) ..... 142 checks No No Answer (8)

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I THE BILLBOARD'S SECOND ANNUAL Meet these famous OPERATIONS QUESTION #1 ASPECTS What price DIVISION do you feel the op- erator can beet afford to pay for DECCA a new juke box? ARTISTS IN PERSON at the C.M.I. Convention $300 2

$350 3 S Ellr DECCA Convention Booth $350 to F'400 1

$350 to $500 1 NO. 75 $375 1 and afterwards at the

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$400 ..... 24 $400 to $500 9 EVELYN ENICI-17 $400 to $550 1 The celebrated, exclusive DECCA artist of $400 to $600 1 the smash best sellers - "A Little Bird Told $450 10 Me" and "Powder Your Face With Sunshine." $450 to $500 2

$475 1 Dor APPEARS Tuesday, Jan. 181h, 3 p.m, Under $500 3 DEM BOOTH NO. 75 $500 84 and AFTERW/'RDS AT DECCA'S HOTEL SUITE $500 to $550 1

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$600 to $750 17 $650

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www.americanradiohistory.com 1 1-61\11-.% a rd WIN CHART 5 MUSIC PQ, COVIOVIOCOte The I UP IN Nation's Top Tunes Rased on report. received last three days The of Week Ending January WRIRPED nation'. 10 top 14 tunes. -Psi tabulation of various HONOR ROLL OP HITS. Billboard's degrees of each song's is determined by a selent Music Popularity popularity . measured by DREAtA" Chart. survey features of (Commodore C-75055 Plus Taxes SERIES-15c 110110K STAR MAKER ROLL °FATS The title "HONOR ROLL OF HITS" Is a registered trade-mark. the hits has been copyrighted and the listing of by The Billboard. Use of either out The Billboard's consent. may not be made with- THE NATION'S No.1 nisi/ea TRIO IN 1949 Loa Wei 1. A LITTLE Ha rvey 13reeAnal, BIRD TOLD ME Published 0.ks Records available) by Boerne 2 Blue Lu Barker Ork, Capitol dusters. Decca 24514; 15308; Evelyn Knight-Star- P. Watson, Supreme S-1507: 15328; varsity 121: J. Wayne-J. Smokes, Rogers. Capitol 20-3320; The Davis. Columbia 38388, Rose Murphy, Wayfarers, London 389. Victor No information on electrical transcription DO Roes to press libraries available as The Billboard

By 2. BUTTONS AND Livingston and Era. BOWS Published by Records available: Famous (ARCA!, Gene Autry. Columbia 20469: The 15184; Betty Garret-H. Mooney Dinning Sisters, Capitol Betty Ork, MGM 10244; E. Knight. Drees Rhodes. Victor 20-3078; Dinah Shore, 24489. Varsity 114; Columbia 18284: B. Brown. RAY Jeff Clay. Dana 2023; B. Hope-Clark Sisters, Fields. London Capitol 15293. Grade 355; H. O'Connell, Coast 8033. and Electrical transcription libraries: Sterling Young Ort. MacGregor; Swingtones-The Jumpin. Jacks, NBC Thesaurus. The

3. ON A SLOW BOAT TO CHINA Published "b; 0. 11. Record, available: L (ACA!) I Clinton Ork, Decca 24483: B. son. Capitol 15208; Kay Goodman Ork-A. Benda- Kyser. Columbia 38301: S. Lanson. ME Lund. MGM 10269; F. Mercury 8191; A. Martin. Victor 20-3123: E. J. Howard Ork. Mercury 5210: Frank, Varsity 117; Our Brothers, 20th Century NOW Electrical transcription libraries: TC-20-78. DOING Music of Kay Armen. Associated: Louise Carlyle. Manhattan Ork. NBC Thesaurus: Freddy Fields, Lang-Worth; Freddy Martin. Standard; She! THEATRES Martin, Standard.

COAST TO COAST! 4. MY DARLING, MY DARLING By Prank Lamer Pebtisbed by R. H. Hearts (ASCAP) From the Broadway musical Records production "Where', Charley:- available: E. Young de J. MacRae. Lathrop. Victor 20-3187; Jo Stafford -Gordon Next Naturals-Both on Capitol 15270: Doris Day-Buddy Clark, Columbia One Record Hayes, Dee. 24519: Varsity 38353: Peter Lind 121; G. Fields -B. Farnon Orb. London Electrical transcription libraries: Phil 369. London. Brito. Associated; Stanley Blatt Orb. "HOW CAN I SMILE?" and By W hitney end 5. FAR Kramer AWAY PLACES Published by 5 Records Laurel ASCAPs available: . Decca 34532; Chiefs. Capitol Margaret Whiting-The Crew "YOU 15378; Vic Damon.. Mercury 5198; CAN'T 38358; Dinah Shore, Colorable LOVE Varsity 127: TWO" Perry Como-H. Rene Ott, Victor 20-3318; Coral 60016. . (Commodore C-7549) Electrical transcription libraries: Stanley Bieck Orlt. London. Composers of their own up-and-coming SMASH HIT! 6. LAVENDER BLUE (Dilly, Dilly) e, Eliot Daniel and L., NR, Pabliaked 5.t1,30, MICA!, From the Walt Disney 'Be "IT'S LIKE Records Dear to My Reset.. TAKING CANDY available: M. Campbell-L. Ford-J. Hill Trio. FROM A BABY" Lynn, London 310; Collegiate J-2954: V Sammy Kaye, Victor 30-3100: Dinah Shore-H. Orb, Columbia 38299: Jack Smith-The Clark Zimmerman and B Ives-Capt. Sisters. Capitol 15226; Varsity 124; Stubby' & the Buccaneers, Decea 24547; H. Orb, Crystal 185 Cameron-B. Adlare Electrical transcription libraries: Phil "THERE'S A Curt Massey. Brit, Associated; Bob Eberly. World: MAN AT THE DOOR" Standard; C1711 Staple.. Orb. London. (Commodore C-7504)

7. POWDER YOUR FACE WITH SUNSHINE Pub': eedm bbayrdIo. :lard et (IVA?) 9 Records a.liable: D. Byron-T. Black Ork, Dana dusters, Deets :031: E. Knight-The Star - AVAILABLE FROM 24530; Prink Scala Banjo & Accordion THE FOLLOWING DISTRIBUTORS London 307; B. Barron. MOM Ork-The Keynotes, 10346; D. Martin-P. Weaton Orb. CaP1.1 Comsat Distributing Co. 15351; Doris Day-Buddy Clark. Columbia 38394: Sammy Kaye, Mangold Dist. Co. Chord Dist. Co. (No information on Victor 20-3321. 764 10th Ave. electrical transcription libraries available as The 215 South Eutaw St. 2320 South go, to press.) Billboard New York, N. Y. Michigan Baltimore 1, Md. Chicago. III. Rosen Dist. Co. Pan American Dist. Co. 855 Klayman Dist. Co. By Larry North Broad St. 3747 8, YOU WERE Fettne-Bltly Paber-Fred Meadow. 7 Woodward Ave. 521 W. Sixth St. ONLY F00111E Published by Philadelphia, Pa. Records 3510 Shaoire-Bernstein rASCAP1 Detroit. Mich. Cincinnati. Ohio asilable: Barron. MGM 10185. irk Soots. Capitol 15226; E. Dec. 24507: K. Starr. Lou Sowa Whitley-Green Sisters, Columbia 38323; Varsity 123. Record Co. Massachusetts Electrical transcription Musk W. E. Harvey Co. libraries: Kay Arrnen. Associated; Blue Barron. Lang- 836 Second Ave. 1139 Worth- Tremont St. 1312 Ontario St. Pittsburgh 22, Pa. Boston. Mass. Cleveland, Ohio Milker Record Sales Co. Music Sales Co. Southland Dist. Co. By Gabriel Bala and Ray 110 North 18th Sr. 9. CUANTO LE &LISTA Gilbert 10 704 Baronne St. TablIshed by Peer St. Louis, Mo. 441 Edgewater Ave., S.E. (Rbnl New Orleans, Le. From the MGM Flit.. "A Date With Jady.. Atlanta. Cs. Records available: B. Hit Record Dist. Brown-Varsity Rhumba Band, Varsity Ill: Carmen Co. Music Sales Co. Miranda-, Dee. 34479: 822 United Music Sales Jack Xavier Cugat, Columbia IOW W. Market St. 680 Union Ave. Smith-The Clark Sisters Capitol 15280; Ere Young, Victor 30-3077. 381 Sixth St. (No Information on Louisville, Ky. Memphis, electrical tronsnription libraries available as The MU- Tenn. San Francisco, Calif. board goes to Press./ FOR OTHER TERRITORIES NOT LISTED ABOVE, WRITE TO 10. GALWAY BAY elsius and 13 Publish d by Leeds (ABCAPI Records available: Bing Crosby. Decca B. B. 24295; Johnion. Columbia MOW; Lester. Rainbow 70015; J. MeNally-P. Green Orb, MOM 10170: J. Pickens. Victor 20-3338; A. Shelton. London 287. COMMODORE No RECORD CO., Inc. Information on electrical transcription libraries mailable es The Bill- 289 Nepperhan board goes 14 pre.) Ave. Yonkers. N. Y.

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AMERICA'S No.1 BAND 496 It's Vaughn's first RED ROSES FOR A BLUE LADY Yes! big challenge to "Ballerina" MELANCHOLY MINSTREL ..The Billboard picks it in "Record Possibilities':

Get on this double-hit today!

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SEVEN / THE CERTAIN Dorsey Tommy mx, freATMW4r4.74 Freddy Martin "UMW'. Boat to China'' Kaye 20-3061 a Slow Sammy "On Blue" Perry Como 20-3123 "LaYcnder 20-3100 Places" "Far Away and 20-3316 I Turned "Then lked Away" Arnold 20-3174 Slowly W Eddy of Roses" lose Iturbi "Bouquet Lune.* ., 2. "Clair de THIS WEEK'S RELEASE! 4,..... 11-8851 ...... --....., 2'\...... -...---...... --.------°-,--- POPULAR Don't Hang Around RIM 131 and The Drugstore Cowboys Room PERRY COMO One Has My Nome M. 20-3327 Living In A Different World ROOSEVELT SYKES (from MG.M pie "Words & Music ") with Chorus & Orchestra and Original Honeydrippers 20-3329 Until The Cows Come Home With A Song In My Heart FOLK 20-3315 Terra Ta-Larry Ta-Lar DENNIS DAY and his That Miss From Mississippi ROY ROGERS INTERNATIONAL Streets of Laredo with Charles Dant Orchestra (from Paramount's "Streets of Laredo") 20-3323 I'm A Rollin' 20.3313 Un Air De L'Accordeon JEAN SABLON THE STAMPS QUARTET You, You, You Are The One THE THREE SUNS I'll Be Happy Pigalle with Russ Cose Orch. Moonlight Romance 20-3322 Singing In My Soul 20-3314 (from Paramount's "Curtain Time ") 20-7032

The stars who make the hits are on

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Based en reports reoeived last wren days 04 Week Ending January 14

BEST-SELLING SHEET MUSIC Tunes listed are the national best sheet musts sellers. List Is based on received each meek from all the nation's reports sheet musts jobbers. Songs are listed according to greatest number of sales. (P) Ind lutes tune Is in film; (311 tune Is to legit musical. indicates (R) indicates trine 1s available on records. POSITION

to Wei Week I Week Pub! lanes IT 1 1. (F') (R) Famous 13 2 2. ON A SLOW BOAT TO CHINA (R) Melrose 3 3. A LITTLE BIRD TOLD ME (R) Bourne 6 4. FAR AWAY PLACES (R) Laurel 10 5 6. MY DARLING, MY DARLING BULLET (M) (R) E H. Morris RECORDS 7 4 6. LAVENDER BLUE (DILLY, DILLY) (F) (R) Sant ly-Joy 8 8 7. GALWAY BAY (R) Leeds 7 9 8. CUANTO LE GUSTA (F) (R) Peer 2 It B. POWDER YOUR FACE WITH SUNSHINE ER) Lombardo 2 14 10. THE PUSSYCAT SONG (R) Leeds I II. I'VE GOT MY - LOVE TO KEEP ME WARM (R) Berlin 2 12. SO TIRED (R) - Glenmore 2 13. BRUSH THOSE - TEARS FROM YOUR EYES (R)..Peter Maurice IS 7 14. YOU WERE ONLY FOOLIN' (R) Shapiro-Bernstein 14 10 15. UNTIL (R) Dorsey Bros.

ENGLAND'S TOP TWENTY POSITED? Weeks, Last ro. tedstel Week !Week Dub., seert.an 18 1 I. BUTTONS AND BOWS Victoria Famous 16 2 2. WHEN YOU'RE IN LOVE...Bradbury Wood Chappell 19 3 3. MY HAPPINESS Chappell Blasco IS 5 4. CUANTO LE GUSTA Southern Peen. 2 7 5. ON A SLOW BOAT TO CHINA Morris Melrose 38 4 6. GALWAY BAY Boo and Co: Leeds 19 4 7. SO TIRED Campbell-Connelly .. Glenmor 5 6 8. CUCKOO WALTZ Keith Proses. Criterion 36 5 P. DREAM OF OLWEN Lawrence Wright... Mills AND HE DID 9 IS 10. BALLIN' THE JACK Francis Day E. B. Marks IT! 7 8 11. BE MAYBE YOU'LL THERE. Victoria Triangle 11 10 12. ANYTHING I DREAM IS POSSIBLE Reid Uwe! Music WITH BULLET RECORDS 253, 254, 284, 292, 23 6 13. YOU CAN'T BE TRUE, 255, DEAR Chappell Bi limo, 24 9 14, RAMBLING ROSE Irwin Dash Laurel Music 275, 276 and 295 4 18 15. HEART OF LOCH LOMOND. Unit 2 13 16. AFL BUT IT HAPPENS.... Peter. Maurice Bourne 1 - 17. A LITTLE BIRD TOLD ME.. Noel Gay Bourne 17 12 18. ALL DRESSED UP WITH A Randy's Record Shop, BROKEN HEART Cinephonle E. B. Marks - 19. LITTLE GIRL Campbell-Connelly .. 20. Leeds Leeds Gallatin, Tennessee, Publieher not available as The Batbeeged goes to press. sold 30,000 BULLET Records in 30 days! A record and CANADA'S TOP TUNES Songs listed are sheet musk beet sellers In Canada. Listing is based on reverts received from the seven largest retailers in the Dominion. POSITION then some! tedatet Wit2 'la 13 1 1. BUTTONS AND BOWS 8 5 2. A LITTLE BIRD TOLD ME Conclusive Proof of the Ever-Increasing 6 a a. LAVENDER BLUE (DILLY, DILLY) 9 4 4. GALWAY BAY 11 2 4. ON A SLOW BOAT TO CHINA Demand for BULLET Records P 6. FAR AWAY PLACES 8 7 T. UNTIL 6 6 6, MY DARLING, MY DARLING Opnetica's fait st gtowitty 9 10 9. YOU WERE ONLY FOOLIN' Ottetenent 32 8 10. MY HAPPINESS 2 14 II. BRUSH THOSE TEARS FROM YOUR EYES RecoO Company 27 10 12. A TREE IN THE MEADOW 18 10 13. BLUEBIRD OF HAPPINESS 2 - 14. BOUQUET OF ROSES 1 IS. POWDER YOUR FACE WITH SUNSHINE BULLET RECORDS 1 - IS. SO TIRED 1 IS. CUANTO LE GUSTA 423 BROAD STREET NASHVILLE, TENN.

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Based on reports received last three dais 1/10Mt of Week Ending January 14 RECORDS RECORDS MOST PLAYED BY DISK JOCKEYS asks you to Records listed here in numerical order of record shows. are those played over th Llet la based on replies from weekly survey thruout the' country. Unless thorn among' .""r" tomb"Jockeys listed here In this chart other available Ir"Ortiiit will be found In the Honor Roll of Hits, Music IFI Indicates tune Is from 111, Popularlty"Chait."1.14010I. (MI indicates tune is from a legit musical. "CAPTURE PosiTION Weeksl Last 'Ms todatel Wee% !Wert Lle. By 9 3 1. A LITTLE THE BIRD TOLD ME.. E. Knight-The Steed 11 I 2. MY DARLING, Dacca 24514-ASCAP MY J. StaffordG. MacRae and DARLING Starlight..., The 19 2 Cap tot 15270-ASCAP RAPTURE" 3. BUTTONS AND BOWS Shoe. Columbia 6 8 3. FAR AWAY PLACES 38284-4SC A P M. Whiting and The Crew ChiKyser OF 13 5 5. ON A els....CaptoBal 15278-bbitt ASCAP SLOW BOAT TO K. Ork-H. 3.30,.G. CHINA Columbot 6 7 6. A LITTLE BIRD -1 SWoods- CAP TOLD ME Blue Lu Barker Ork ' 11 12 7. ON Capitol 1S308-ASCAP A SLOW BOAT TO F. Martin CHINA Ork-G. Helte 4 Victor 20-3123-ASC 6 8. A LITTLE BIRD TOLD ME..P. Watson 4P Supreme 8 0 O. MY DARLING. MY S-1507-ASCAP MARY DARLING ANN 0. E" -,:h eG.TColhhtlem..h.bsiato 4845,37, 3 ASC A P 13 10. POWDER YOUR FACE F. Kni WITH SUNSHINE 20 10 UNTIL Dacca 24530-ASCAP II. OrkIi. Prime... Victor 20.3061.-ASCAP. (The Charioteers, Columbia 381201 4 11 12. EVE GOT MY LOVE TO L. Brown Ork KEEP ME WARM Columbia 4R, Noble Ork, Victor 38324-ASCAP 30-3303, The StarlIghters, Capitol 15330: McCALL Mills Bros., Dacca 245501 3 24 13. FAR AWAY PLACES P Como -H. Rene Ork first release Victor 20-3316 ASCAP (Continued on page 57) "I HADN'T ANYONE TILL YOU" SONGS WITH MOST VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL plus PLUGS IN KEY AREAS (RH SYSTEM) Tunes listed received the greatest number of key radio formation [dugs according to In- supplied by the Richard HImber MIN logging system. Numerical points total are computed as 1 "YOU'RE MINE YOU" follows: point per sustaining instrumental: 2 points per sustaining vocal: 3 points for commercial instruments.: 4 points Thus. per commercial vocal commercial vocal carried in New York. Chicago and California would receive with the 12 points. etc. Week of January 7-13 C1-00enmerclal Instrumental :172.4=0 igicfra'w CV- Commercial Vocal 71loote OtelLestta Sang Adel. - P"11."" "'dill" 811.1 t1 0771 li'v°Vi oVig rv"gartjt. A Bluebird Singing In Me Heart Discovery No. 502 Atlyanced1 7 0 it 1 g 4 2 3 2 0 2 6 70 A Little Bird Told Ma Bourne 0 7 0 14 .0 11 8 14 1 II 0 10 13 240 Bells 75c plus tax Bella Merle! Leeds 0 0 3 2 4 2 3 1 0 .0 8 8 Be Bouquet of Re. NM A 3 0 0 3 1 8 8 1 0 2 0 S 87 * * * Ranee Brush Those Yeses 7 From Free 1 0 B 0 2 0 4 0 8 0 4 1 75 Your Eyes

BuPlIntlieloid Boos 1 6 GUARANTEE fo OPERATORS 1". Famoin 0 S 0 IA 4 11 1 6 0 9 10 182 13yet:LV/g giren Me Baby Discovery GUARANTEES this B.Y.O. 0 20 0 9 1 II 162 (Continued on page' 51) WILL NOT GO in Hillbilly Locations . . . BUT where SONGS WITH GREATEST RADIO AUDIENCES (All) iBeginnIng Friday. January 7, 8 a.m., and ending Friday. January 11, 11 cm./ they LISTEN or DANCE- Tunes listed have the greatest audiencee en program heard on network stations In New York, Clucego and . List to based upon John O. Pratman Audience - WATCH OUT -- Coverage Index. The index 10 projected upon radio logs mode available to Peatmaree ACI by the Accurate Reporting Service In New York, Radio Checking Berries In Chicago. Radio checking service In Lou Angeles. listed are the top 30 (more In the cue of Heel tunes alphabetically. The music checked Is preponderantly ((Mr 00 per eentl alive. (Pi Indicates tune is from a film: (741 indicates tune is from legitimate musket; (RI indicates tune Is available on records. In each nutance the licensing agent, controlling performance rights on the tune to indicated. The feature Is copyrighted 1047 by the office of Research. Ine., 3470 Broadway. New York 31, N. Y. No reference may be made to any of this material except In trope papers; no other use is permitted: no radio broadcests utillatng this tnformation may be steed. Infringements will be prosecuted. * WATCH The Top 30 Tunes (Ph. tie.) 4 Bluebird Singing in My Heart (RI Advanced-ASCAP DISTRIBUTORS A Little Bird Told Me IF1 1111 Bourne-ASCAP and Bella, Bella Marie (F) (R/. Leeds-ASCAP RETAILERS DISCOVERY Bouquet of Roses (RI Hilt A Range-ASCAP WRITE Brush Those Tears From Your Eyes 1111 Peter MurIce-ASCAP Buttons and Bows (R) iFI . Famous-ASCAP for exciting By the Way 1111 BregmenVoccoConn-ASCAP Guanto Le Gust, I RI IF t .... Peer-BM1 Down Among the Shell., In, r.1,, frt 1 Miller--ASGAP Far Away Places (RI Laurel-ASCAP 'new MUSIC For You (RI Witmark-ASCAP Calve, Bay 1121 Leede-ASCAP Here I'll Stay (911 (RI Chappell--ASCAP Hold Me IR1 Robbins-ASGAP I Got Lucky in the Rin I MI (RI Sam Fox-.ASGAP I Love You So Much It Hurt. HI/ Melody Lan e-BM I In the Market Place of Old Monterey (RI . ..Shapiro-Berntein-ASGAP DISCOVERY RECORDS, 6201 Santa Monica Blvd. Lavender Blue (Dilly. DUly) (F) at) Sandy-Joy-43CM. (Continued on page 37) HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA .

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LONDON RECORDS ARE LONG WEARING RECORDS .

YOU GET TWICE THE NUMBER OF PLAYS PER RECORD.

LONDON RECORDS ARE BETTER SOUNDING RECORDS . . .

THEY ARE FULL RANGE RECORDINGS, (30 TO 14,000 CYCLES)

LONDON RECORDS ARE FREE FROM DISTRACTING SURFACE NOISE THEY CONTAIN MORE THAN 20% SHELLAC.

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LONDON RECORDS ARE HIT RECORDS . THEY GAVE YOU GRACIE FIELDS' "NOW IS THE HOUR'; PRIMO SCALA'S "UNDERNEATH THE ARCHES

CAMARATA'S "FIDDLE FADDLE" AND MORE I

NOW! MORE LONDON

NO. 362-GRACIE FIELDS' "FOREVER & EVER"

NO. 365-JOY NICHOLLS & BENNY LEE "THE PUSSYCAT SONG" IS" W. Labe/ werlos - 7Se WM !as

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www.americanradiohistory.com TO MEMO CHARTS r0 ups at tIte MUSIC. POPIlltatil lite lake Rox PACT Iv CPO COKOeitt(011: Retail Record Sales Seised on renorte the Turntables received test three days or BIG PLAY on Week Ending January 14 For to order . . . Don't forget BEST-SELLING POPULAR RETAIL RECORDS Retards listed are those selling beat in the nation's retell record scores (dealersl. List la based on The Billboard's weekly survey among 4.970 dealers I. ell sections of the country. Records are listed numerically according to greatest sales. 11,, Indi- cates tune Is in a Dim: (IP indicates tare fa hs s legit magical. The B side record la listed In Mal.. of sash POSITION 7IZWeek 1{PsYetiWeek 10 3 1. A LITTLE BIRD TOLD ME.. Brush Thew Tears Front Your E- Knight -The Stardulters Eyes Dacca 18 1 24514-ASCAP 2. BUTTONS AND BOWS ....Dinah Share Daddy-0 Columbia 35254-ASCAP 14 3 3. ON A SLOW BOAT TO CHINA Kay Kyser Ork -H. Babbitt-G. In the Market Place of Old Woods. Monterey Columbia 38301-ASCAP 4 4. MY DARLING. MY DARLING . Decca J Stafford-G. MacRae and The ...... Girls Were Made To Take Starlighters SISTERS Care of Boys ANDREWS Coral Capitol 15270--ASC AP 4 8 S. FAR AWAY PLACES M. Whiting AMES BROS...... Victor My Own Trait Low and The Crew Chiefs ..... / II 6. Capitol 15278-ASCAP DUCHOW LAVENDER BLUE S Kaye Ork LAWRENCE Down Among the Shelter- Victor & 'erg Palms 20-3100-ASCAP FRANZELL I3 7 7. ON A SLOW BOAT TO /OILY . . .. Rondo SISTERS CHINA P Martin PAYSON Czardi Ork-G. Hughes TRAIL 3 I2 Victor 20.3123-ASCAP STEEL & Centuryry 8. FAR AWAY PLACES B Crosby -K. Derby Choir LUCKY 20th Tara Telma Tata .. 4 Dec. 24532-ASCAP RIDERS ...... London 5 9. POWDER YOUR FACE WITH SUNSHINE E Knight-The St...dusters SCALA ...... Manhattan One Sunday Afternoon Dec. PRIMO 3 113 10. FAR AWAY 24530-ASCAP ...... PLACES P Como-H. Rene Orly RHINELANDERS C20thapitol Miwomo Welts Vktor 20.33115-ASCAP ...... Centuryry 10 13 It. MY DARLING, MY STARLIGHTERS ..... DARLING D Day-B. Clerk ZAWISZA That Certain Party Columbia 38353-ASCAF RAYMOND 14 I 1 . SO TIRED R Morgan-Deems / Hem Mnsie 24321-ASCAF (N. Donovan, Dante 110: K. Starr OM Capitol 19314; W. Scott, Super Disc 10591 7 16 13- SWEET GEORGIA BROWN.. Brother Bones and His Shadows Margie Tempo 652-ASCAP BILTMORE MUSIC CORP. C. Jones A His Com Cdeeters. Rondo R-I52: Gray-V. Musso. W. Modern 20-511; R. Murphy, Majestic 1371; B. 1650 Broadway Strong Ork. Tower 1255; J. Liggins Honeydrippers, Exclusive New York 19, N. Y. 371; Whistling Mr. Jones. National 9063, 13 18 14. BUTTONS AND BOWS The Dinning SI and Art Van San Antonio Demme Quintet Capitol 151134-ASCAP 4 IS IS. I'VE GOT MY LOVE TO KEEP ME WARM L Brown Ork rn A-Teflin Yee Columbia IR. 38324-ASCAP We carry a complete line Noble Ork, Victor 20-3303; The Sterlighterk Capitol 13330; of Mills Bros . Dec. 245501 3 20 16. A LITTLE BIRD TOLD ME.. Blue Lug Barker Ork What Du/ I Do? Capitol 15306-ASCAP 5 24 17. LAVENDER BLUE D Shore -H Zimmerman Ork... *Victor So Dear to My Heart Columbia 38299-A.SCAP 1 - 11. THE PUSSY CAT SONG.... P. Andrews-B. Crosby Ork Don't Worry 'Boat Dec. 24533-ASCAP .Columbia Strangers LI IC 19. CUANTO LE GUSTA C Miranda-The Andres. Sisters 1111% BOX The Matador Dec. 24479-BMI 'Capital readers WARNING! F.,1:71'.11r. shows the length of time a record has been on the chart. end whether record's pop Decca olarity hes Increased or decreased. This information If .50.11 in the left-hand columns under the headings: "Weeks I. Date,^ "Lest Week" end "This Week." It record bee OPERATORS! bad an unusually long ran, or It Its current position "this week" versos "hut week" *MGM show. sharp drop, readers should bey with 10 16 20. ON A SLOW BOAT TO and CHINA B Goodson Ork-A. Hendrickson many others I Hate To Lore Von Capitol I5208-ASCAP 20 11 21. UNTIL Tommy Dorsey Ork-H. Prime... Alter Hear Stuff Victor 20-3061-A3 C AP IN addition we also carry a rThe Charioteers, Columbia 383391 - 22. THE PUSSY CAT SONG.... P. Coale Victor 20-3288-ASC AP complete line of singles or albums on every Roses el Picardy major label. 17 23 23. YOU WERE ONLY FOOLING. Blue Barron ..MGM 1018.6--ASCAP We also export all over the It'. Easy When Too Know world. How 23. GALWAY BAY Crosby Dec. 24295 My Girt'. am /rish Girl B Any hit 1 28. RED ROSES FOR A BLUE (Pop-Race or Hillbilly) is available LADY V Monroe Ork Victor 20-3315 Melancholy Minstrel for immediate shipment. Terms C. 0. D. No rG. Lombardo Oil, Dec. 24549; J. Lsurenz, Mercury 52011 28. DOWN BY THE STATION.. T. D -D. Dennis order too small or too large. Our price 5 How Many Tear. Mwt Fall Victor 20-3317 'C. Desmond, Mercury 5235; 8. Gaillard A Ill Trio, MOM cents over wholesale cost per record. 103091 - 26. BOUQUET OF ROSES Eddy Arnold. the Tenn... Play. Albums 30% Discount from full price. Texarkana Baby boy and His Guitar Victor 202806-BM1 'Jackie Brown Quartet, MGM 10336; D. Flsymes-The Trouba- dours, Decca 24506: R. Turner the Westerner.. Varsity tool: Consult Billboard's Lists of "Best Selling" J. Wekely, Capitol 40107) 4 30 zs. GLORIA Mills Brothers I Want T 8. the Only One Dec. 241309-ASCAP Records for Selection tat Antnony Grit Signature 15313; R. Deauville. Mercury 6193. Pour Gabriel& World 2505; B. Heyward-B. Baker Ott. Exclusivo 218: B Clerk-The elodernalres-The Styled.. Colombia 36333: Varsity Ork. Varsity lilt ,t ZZ 29. TWELFTH STREET RAG...Pee W. Hunt fan gooN Somebody Else, Net M. Capitol 115105-ASCAP Ie. Bechet A Ins New Orleans POO.If(OlIZO Idator 30-3120: Freddie Pl.er. FM 301 A Regent 125. Liberec, Signsture 13340: A. Smith A His Cracker-Jacks. MOM 10294. Edda rOirnt Miller. Rainbow 70033, Jett Ma A Ork, ef011 193S1; Varsity 100: B. Record Wholesalers Bishop Ort. Bullet 1081; N. Stenos, Rego 1015. et Berth Trio. Dee. 24450: Varsity Ragtime Band. Varsity 1061 853 9th Ave. Ci N. 7-6362 N. Y. 19, 20 29. A LITTLE BIRD TOLD ME.. P. Watson Pretty Papa Supreme 3.1507-ASCAP

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"THE PUSSY CAT SONG "POWDER YOUR FACE WITH (NYOW! NYOT NYOW!)" "THE MELANCHOLY MINSTREL" SUNSHINE (SMILE! SMILE! SMILE!)" JO STAFFORD and GORDON MacRAE "YOU'RE STILL THE BELLE and the STARLIGHTERS with Orchestra "ABSENCE MAKES THE HEART OF THE BALL" "I'LL STRING ALONG WITH YOU" GROW FONDER (FOR SOMEBODY ELSE)"

JO STAFFORD and GORDON MacRAE DEAN MARTIN with PAUL WESTON GORDON MacRAE with Orchestra with Orchestra and His Orchestra

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"MY DARLING, MY DARLING" "FAR AWAY PLACES" "YOU WAS" "SO IN LOVE" JO STAFFORD MARGARET WHITING PEGGY LEE and DEAN MARTIN and GORDON MacRAE and THE CREW CHIEFS with Orchestra nod the STARLIGHTERS with Orchestral Accompaniment with Orchestra "A ROSEWOOD SPINET"

"MY OWN TRUE LOVE" "SOMEONE LIKE YOU" "GIRLS WERE MADE MARGARET WHITING TO TAKE CARE OF BOYS" PEGGY wilh FRANK DeVOT LEE JO STAFFORD and His Orcheslro wills Orchestra and GORDON MacRAE GORDON MacRAE with PAUL WESTON CAPITOL RECORD 15278 CAPITQL RECORD 15349 with 0,chestro CAPITOL RECORD 15270 and His Orchestra

CAPITOL RECORD 15357

"THAT'S A NATURAL FACT" "ON A SLOW BOAT TO CHINA" "IS IT YES"

"FLO AND JOE" "I HATE TO LOSE YOU "ROSITA AND JOE" (I'm So Used To You Now )"

THE KING COLE TRIO ANDY and DELLA RUSSELL "WOULD YA? wish Orchestre (eYoh - eYah eYah)" Vocals by KING COLE and His Orchestra CAPITOL RECORD 15320 CAPITOL RECORD 15208 CAPITOL RECORD 15343 "LET'S FLY"

JOHNNY MERCER and THE PIED PIPERS "THE PRISONER OF LOVE'S SONG" "A STRAWBERRY MOON "I LOVE YOU SO MUCH IT HURTS" with PAUL JO STAFFORD WESTON and His Orchestra I In A Blueberry Sk y I" (Alios Cinderella G. stomp) "I DON'T WANT YOUR SYMPATHY" CAPITOL RECORD 15337 "DAINTY BRENDA LEE" with RED INGLE and His Natural Seen JACK SMITH "THE TRAVELING SALESMAN POLKA" Vocals by JIMMY WAKELY and the CLARK SISTERS JO STAFFORD with cowboy Bond with Orchestra with TEX WILLIAMS CAPITOL RECORD 15328 and His Western Corosion CAPITOL RECORD 15243 CAPITOL RECORD 15312 PHONE or WIRE YOUR NEAREST GREAT TUNES FROM A GREAT NEW MOVIE "So Dear To My Heart" DISTRIBUTOR "LAVENDER BLUE (Dilly Dilly)" "SO DEAR TO MY HEART" "THE MATADOR" "LOVE, YOUR MAGIC SPELL IS EVERYWHERE" TODAY!!! JACK SMITH with the CLARK SISTERS rind with Dave Barbour PEGGY LEE Earl Sheldon and He Orchestra And His Orchestra CAPITOL RECORD 15232 CAPITOL RECORD 1522.5

"HODEAR TON1Y HEART"' WHATCHA DO WITH WHATCHA GOT" Sop"' '7 Album DD-109-Superfle% "IT'S TOW From the Wolf Disney Pro NO BANANAS" "YES, WE HAVE' duction-norroled by JOHN BEAL. Featuring Members with PAUL WESTON The PIED PIPERS of the Original Cost. Music And His Orchestra Arranged and Conducted CAPITOL RECORD 15 23 3 by BANK ON CAPITOL IN '49!

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Based In reports received last three days of Week Ending January 14

BEST-SELLING CHILDREN'S RECORDS Records listed are those children' records wiling best in stores tdealersl. Recording to the natIon's retail record The Billboard'. weekly dealer survey- listed according to greatest sales. Records are POSITION Week, Last todatel This Week I Week 32 4 I. LITTLE TOOT (One Record) Don Wilson -The St/blighters Capitol 21 2 2 BUGS BUNNY AND THE TORTOISE DAS-80 Mel 'Two Records) Blanc-Billy May Capitol 32 I 3. BOZO AT THE CIRCUS (Two Records' DBX-93 Billy May with Ork-Vance 17 "Plate" Co trig Capitol BBX-34 3 4. BOZO UNDER THE SEA (Two Records) Vance 'Tinto" Co Ivig-Billy May Orb Capitol 32 It 5. BUGS BUNNY (Three Records, DBX-99 Mel Blanc Capitol 25 11 9. BOZO SINGS (Two Records) CC114 Billy May with Ork-Vance 'Tinto" Ccr trig Capitol DB3494 19 11 7. JOHNNY APPLESEED (Three Records) Dennis Day Victor 11 8 7. LITTLE ORLEY-UNCLE LUMPY ALBUM P-368 Fred (Two Records) Waring and Pennsylvanians Deere CU5.7 26 8 9. UNCLE REMUS (Three Records) Johnny Mercer and IT Original Cast Capitol CC-40 7 10. GENIE, THE MAGIC RECORD (One Record) Peter Lind Hayes Deeca CU-102 12 4 II. BAMBI ALBUM (Three Records) S. Temple-Chorus; P. Smith, director I =s 12. Victor Y-395 THE LITTLE FIDDLE ALBUM (One Record) Dan, Kaye Decca DU-11 13. MICKEY AND THE BEANSTALK (Three J. Records) Mercer Capitol CCX-67 16 II 13. RUSTY IN ORCHESTRAVILLE (Three Billy May-Alan Records) Livingston -Henry Blair Capitol BC-35 I 15. MOTHER GOOSE (One Record) F. Luther 22 Decca CU-100 13. NURSERY RHYMES (Two Records) Frank Luther Deere CZ-3 18 13. PECOS BILL (Three Records) Roy Rogers-Sons of I the Pioneers Victor Y-373 15. PETER .4ND THE WOLF (Two Records) Sterling Holloway Victor V.345 26 10 15. BOZO AND HIS ROCKET SHIP (Two Billy Records) Mar with Ork-Vance 'Tinto" Ce trig Capitol BBX -6S

BEST-SELLING RECORDS BY CLASSICAL ARTISTS Records listed are those classical and aeml-classleal records selling best to tae nations retail record stores (dealers). according to The Billboard's weekly record dealer survey. Record. are listed according to greatest tales. POSITION Weeks/ LAst This todatel Week Week 161 2 1. Chopin's Polonaise AND THE Jose Iturbi Victor 11.8845 168 I 2, Clair De Lune Jose Iturbi Vk tor 11.8851 SO - 3. Bluebird of Happiness Jan Pearce -RCA Victor Orb: S. Levin. director Victor 11-9007, Victor 10-1454. Victor 18.1074 5 Piece 4 4. Stars and Strip., Forever Eugene Ormandy, Philadelphia Syne. Orly Victor 11-8451 I -- 4. Donkey Serenade qteatest Alan Jones Victor 4360 41 gad BEST-SELLING RECORD ALBUMS BY CLASSICAL ARTISTS Albums listed are those classical and semi -classical albums selling best In the nation's retail record stores idealersl. according to The Billboard's weekly record dealer survey. Albums are listed according to greatest sale, the .C414: POSITION Weeks, Last I This todoel Week I Week 6 1 1. I Can Hear It Now Album (Five Records) Edward R. Murrow, Narrator Columbia MM -BOO 81 1. Tchaikovsky: Nutcracker Suite (Three Records) Eugene Ormond, conductor; Philadelphia Ork Victor 1020 5 3 3. Encores First Piano Quartet Victor MO-126.3 2 - 4. Chopin Preludes A JUKE BOX NATURAL ON Astor Rubinstein, pianist Victor DM-1260 94 - 5. Rachmarinoff Concerto No. 2 In C Minor (Five Records) Artur Rubinstein. pianist; NBC Orb; Vladimir Golach- COLUMBIA RECORDS mann Vktor 1075 19 - B. Strauss Walters (Three Records' Andre Kostelanely and His Orb Columbia Just Because Rendezvous Waltz M-481 Cafe Polka Linda's Lullaby BEST-SELLING POPULAR RECORD ALBUMS. A'burns listed are those selling best In the nation's retail record store. (dealers, Watch for the Hit of '49 List Is based on The Billboard's weekly survey among 4.970 dealers In all sections of the country. Albuma are listed numerically according to greatest males, POSITION "BLUE SKIRT WALTZ" ".= 11,1:111'111. 2 3 1. VAUGHN MONROE SINGS ALBUM (Four Records) V. Monroe Ork Victor P-234 9 2 2. ROSES IN RHYTHM (.Four Records) F. Carle Columbia C174 9 6 3. DUSTY MANUSCRIPTS ALBUM (Four Records) S. Kaye-D. Cornell-L. Leslie-Three KaydetaKaye Choir Victor P-228 Record Smashing Engagements at 106 4. (Four Records) Glenn Miller Victor. P-148 DEVINE'S MILLION DOLLAR BALLROOM. Milwaukee 6 4 6. COMP!' ROUND THE MOUT rl 4, cur Record.) IX Shay-M. Ayres Orb ... Columbia C-171 ARAGON BALLROOM. 20 6. THEME SONGS (Four Records) Pittsburgh TRIANON BALLROOM. Chicago S. Kaye, T. Dorsey, T. [knelt, Larry Green. V. Monroe. Victor P-zu WESTVIEW F. Martin. W. King. Three Suns PARK. Pittsburgh VILLAGE BARN. New York 3 c 7. 1 CAN HEAR IT NOW ALBUM (Fire Records) Edward R. Marrow Columbia MA1800 COPA CLUB. Pittsburgh MERRY-GO-ROUND CLUB. Youngstown I 8. WORDS AND MUSIC ALBUM (Four Records) - L. Horne -B. Garrett-M. Rooney-J. Allyson-J. Garlangitid Sathern-L. Hatton Ork 30 9. GLENN MILLER MASTERPIECES (Four Records) - Cl..,lenn Miller icte. P180 DIRECTION: GENERAL ARTIST CORP. 6 10 10. : AT THE PHILHARMONIC VOL. VIII 41.13UM (Three RecardI 1. Jacquet-F. Phillips-B. Harris-H. McGhee4-J. MANAGEMENT-ROBERT J. KENNEDY Brown-H. Jane. Vol. 6

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MOST-PLAYED JUKE BOX RECORDS Records listed are those receiving the greatest ploy In the nation's Juke boxes. List is based on The Billboard's weekly survey among 3.558 operators in all sections of the country. Listed under the title of each of the most played records are other available recordings of the same tune. Unless shown In this chart. other available records of tunes listed here wilt be found in the Honor Roll of Hits, Music Popularity Chart, Part I. POSITION Weeks j Last I This iodate! Week Week 9 1. A LITTLE BIRD TOLD ME..E. Knight-The Stardusters Decca 24614-ASCAP 17 2 2. BUTTONS AND BOWS Dinah Shore Columbia 38284-ASCAP 14 2 3. ON A SLOW BOAT TO K. Kyser Ork-H. Babbitt-G. Woods CHINA Columbia 38301-ASCAP 10 4 4. MY DARLING, MY J. Stafford-G. MacRae and the DARLING Starlighters Capitol 15270-ASCAP 6 7 5. LAVENDER BLUE S Kaye Ork Victor 20-31 00-ASCAP 4 15 6. POWDER YOUR FACE E. Knight-The Stardusters WITH SUNSHINE Decca 24530-ASCAP 8 10 7. A LITTLE BIRD TOLD ME..P. Watson Supreme S-1507-ASCAP DORIS DAY'S 11 6 8. ON A SLOW BOAT TO F. Martin-G. Hughes CHINA ...... Victor 20.3123-ASCAP 3 12 9. FAR AWAY PLACES M. Whiting and the Crew Chiefs Capitol 15278-ASCAP 12 9 10. BUTTONS AND BOWS The Dinning Sisters and Art Van Demme Quintet Capitol 15184-ASCAP 3 14 11. FAR AWAY PLACES B Crosby-K. Darby Choir Decca 24532-ASCAP DREAM DIS 7 20 12. SO TIRED R Morgan Ork MY Dec. 24521-ASCAP IN. Donovan, DeLuxe 1165; K. Starr Ork. Capitol 15314; W. Scott, Super Disc. 1059, 9 40 13. ON A SLOW BOAT TO E. Howard Ork CHINA Mercury 5210-ASCAP 2 23 14. FAR AWAY PLACES P Como-H Rene Ork Victor 20. 3316-ASCAP 4 16 15. SWEET GEORGIA BROWN.. Brother Bones and His Shadows Tempo 652-ASCAP IC. Jones At His Kentucky Corn Crackers, Rondo R -152; LIKE YOU W. Gray-V. Mosso, Muzso, Modern 20-611; R. Murphy. Majestic SOMEONE WAIRNING: Letedd.rwghtez COLUMBIA 38375 shows the length of time a record has been on the chart, and whether a record's Pop- ularity has ;Increased or decreased. This information is shown in the lett-hand columns under the headings: -Weeks to Date,. -Last Week" and -This Week.. It a record has ii had an unusually long rein, or If its current position "this week" versos "last week" tos, a sharp drop, readers should bey with caution. V

1271; B Strong Ork. Tower 1255; J. Liggins HoneydrIppers, Ex- clusive 271; Whistling Mr. Jones, National 00631 8 8 16. MY DARLING. MY D. Day-B. Clark DARLING Columbia 38353-ASCAP 8 21 17. BRUSH THOSE TEARS E. Knight-The Stardusters FROM YOUR EYES Decca 24514-ASCAP i13. Clark-The Modernatres-The Skylarks, Columbia 38364; R. Deauville, Mercury 5203. A. Foster. Regent 134. T. Mlartin. DeLuxe 1182; F. Willing, Capitol 15290. B. Ureen, Rainbow 1009; J. Kitty. MGM 103391 BUTTONS Barron MGM 10185-ASCAP 11 17 17. YOU WERE ONLY FOOLIN'.13lue and BOWS 10 22 19. ON A SLOW BOAT TO B. Goodman Orb's. ('-- Daddy-0 CHINA Capitol 15208-ASCAP 20. LAVENDER BLUE D Shore-H r Dinah 2 28 Columbia 38299-ASCAP Shore 38284 P. Crosby Ork ON A SLOW I 21. THE PUSSY CAT SONG.... Andrews-B. BOAT Decca 24533-ASCAP In TO The Ink Spots..Decca 24507-BMI the Market CHINA 7 19 22. YOU WERE ONLY FOOt.1,7'. Place 2 27 22. A LITTLE BIRD TOLD ME.. Blue Lu Barker Ork of Capitol 15308-ASCAP Brown Ork Old 1 24. I'VE GOT MY LOVE TO L. Monterey - KEEP ME WARM Columbia 38324-ASCAP Kay Kyser 'R. Noble Ork. Victor 20-3302; The Starltghters, Capitol 15330. I'VE 38301 Mills Bros., Decca 245501 GOT MY C Miranda-The Andrews Siste, LOVE 8 23 25. CUANTO LE GUSTA Dec. 24479-BMI TO KEEP ASCAI' I'M ME WARM 7 26. BUTTONS AND BOWS...... E. Knight ...Decca 24489- A-TELLIN' - K. S.r.....Capitol 15226-ASCAP 3 - 27. YOU WERE ONLY FOOLIN'. YOU SAM 2 27 27. RED ROSES FOR A BLUE Les Brown LADY V Monroe Ork Victor 20-3319 MY 38324 40. Lombardo Orb, Decca 2450: J. Laurent. htercury 52011 DARLING Tommy Dorsey Ork-11. Prime... MY DARLING 16 13 29. UNTIL Victor 20-3061-ASCAP ,The Charioteers, Columbia 383291 THAT Doris 30. BE MINE A. Shelton.... London 239-ASCAP CERTAIN Day 2 - Brothers and 29 30. GLORIA Mills PARTY 8 Decca 24509-ASCAP Buddy ark, Signature 15213; R. Deauville, Mercury Clark 38353 'R. Anthony Baker Ork, LAVENDER 5193: Four Gabriela, World 2505; B. Hayward -B. BLUE Skylarka, Co- Exclusive 218: B. Clark-The Modernatres-The So Dear lumbia 28352; Varsity Ork, Varsity 1111 To My Sisters, . Heart LE GUSTA .1 Smith and the Clark 1 30. CUANTO Capitol 15280-13M I Dinah Shore 38299

SONGS WITH GREATEST RADIO AUDIENCES front page 32) (Continued GREAT ARTISTS AT THEIR BEST ON Henry Spitzer--ASCAP HEAR THE Little Jack Frost Get Lost (R) Patmar-BMI Look Up 4131 H. Morris-ASCAP Darling (MI ill) E My Darling. My Melrose --ASCAP China IR) On a Slow Boat to Lombardo -ASCAP Powder Your Face With Sunshine (12.1 IR) Jay-Dee-BMI Rendezvous With a Rose Berlin-ASCAP Records Isn't So (RI Columbia Say It T B. Harms-ASCAP So in Love (Mt I R I. - . AP (RI Oalord-ASC Terra Ta-la rra Ta-tar Bourne-A SC AP (RI That Certain Party Dorsey Bros.-ASCAP Until I R 1 Triangle-ASCAP What Did 11 Do? IRI Shapiro-Bernstein-ASCAP You Were Onlynly Foolin' (R)

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www.americanradiohistory.com JAZZ-BOP-BLUES-SPIRITUALS Dee-Jays Agree "These Are the Best" US1C POPlIVARIII(HARTs THE DEACON'S HOP Big Jay '685 ARTIE'S JUMP McNeeley's Blue Jays THE HUCKLE-BUCK Paul Williams Race Records Based #683 HOPPIN' JOHN on reports feCeiTed !le thres days & His Hucklebuckers a Week Ending January 14 BENSON'S GROOVE Big Jay #682 WILD WIG McNeeley's Blue lays I'LL ALWAYS BE IN BEST-SELLI1G RETAIL RACE RECORDS LOVE WITH YOU X-Rays Records listed 4681 are nee records that sold best In storm Billboard'. special according to The TEDDY'S DREAM weekly suney among a mlecjed of group of retail stores, the majority whose customers purchase rime record. CORN BREAD Hal Singer POSITION "671 PLUG FOR CLIFF Sextette t.77.1.1e1W'ZI,{1;11 2 1. CHICKEN #55C2 I SHACK BOOGIE.. A. Milburn.. Aladdin WAS FOOLED Brownie McGhee 7 3 2. 3014-ASCAP BEWILDERED A Milburn.. Aladdin 3016-ASCAP CONFUSED Tenor Sax 9 I 3. BEWILDERED JI Hal "Cornbread" Singer R Miller Trio..Bullet 293-ASC AP 11 4 4. LONG ABOUT MIDNIGHT.. R. Brown Migha, LoMor Men #55[1 MY FAULT Brownie McGhee It17, 1 -- 6. BEWILDERED B Eckstine..MGM 10340-ASCAP di MARRIED WOMEN BLUES 3 6. UP ABOVE MY HEAD. 1 Sisters Rosetta Tharpe.M. Knight. HEAR MUSIC IN THE AIR.. 3. Price Trio #92/ MILESTONES Miles Davis All Stars Deco. 48090-11MI 4 141. 7. PETTIN' AND POKIN' I- Jordan and His J4 SIPPING AT BELL'S () Deco. 117 8. 24257-ASCAP CORN BREAD Hal Singer Sextette #92L BARBADOS Charlie Parker Savoy 67t-BMI - 8. I'LL ALWAYS BE IN LOVE JV PARKER'S MOOD WITH YOU All Stars Ray 0 Vac's Savoy 11 681 10. A LITTLE BIRD TOLD ME.. P. Watson Js ETSRUE TS Ward Singers Supremo S.1507 -ASCAP / - 10. GOOD ROCKIN' TONIGHT, .Wrnonle #4002 2 Harris...King 4210-BMI - 10. IT'S TOO SOON TO KNOW.. E. Fitrgerald Deco. 24497-ASCAP I CRIED HOLY The Progressive Four IS - 13. BLUES AFTER HOURS #4001 Pee Wee Craft*. YOU CAN RUN ON II II 13. TEXAS Modern 20,324-BM1 HOP Pee Wee Cray.. Modern 643 I 15. HOT BISCUITS WRITE J McSbann Downbeat 163 FOR OUR FREE BOP-OGRAPHY 2 - 15. THAT'S YOUR LAST BOOGIE J Otis Ork..Exclusive 9 51X 7 IS. TREES A Hibbler Mirscle 34.601-ASCAP RECORD CO., Inc. WARNING! readers .r. shows the length L7,:d":1:1;1,7:7.:::,V:a:L.:°:."fr,,ITZ11:7, of time a record has been on the chart, sod whether ularity has Increased or record's pop- decreased. This information is shown in the left-hand colunsas under the headings; Weeks St., N. to Date.- "Last Week" and "Th. a 58 Market Newark 1, J. barn bad an nornslly Week." if record long run, or if its correct position "this week" ermis "last neck" bows a sharp drop, readers should hey with caution. THANKS A MILLION For Helping Make The.Se Hits! MOST-PLAYED JUKE ROY RACE RECORDS Records listed are race records most played In Juke boxes according to The ntliboard's ORGAN BOOGIE GEORGE special weekly surrey among selected group of lake bog operator. whom WRIGHT locations require race records. 141 PARAMOUNT BLUES At the N. Y. Perms', Organ POSITION SOMEBODY'S LYIN' ALAN FOSTER tvol:rabielWLrel 177ert 140 I'LL BE SATISFIED 10 I I. BEWILDERED Red Miller Tr. VOCAL Bullet 295-ASCAP 9 2 2. CHICKEN SHACK BOOGIE.. A. Milburn.. Aladdin 3014-ASCAP 120 SUNNY SIDE OF THE STREET PEE WEE HUNT 12 4 3. LONG ABOUT MIDNIGHT... R. Brown Mighty, M.I.11;17 Meal, J7 AFTER YOU'VE GONE - 4. WRAPPED UP IN A Do. Ray and Mr DREAM .. -Commodore C.7505--ASCAP RUN, RABBIT, RUN ALLAN FOSTER 6 I. BEWILDERED A Milburn.. Aladdin 3016-ASCAP - 4. TEXAS HOP Per Wee Cray. . ModernMode 643 I ALL OF AND THE 1ig AM YOUR FUTURE 83 3 7. A LITTLE BIRD TOLD ME.. P. Watson. OR PART OF YOUR PAST MACK TRIPLETS Supreme S-1507-ASCAP - 7. FLO AND JOE The King Cols Telo.CPlIol 15320 3 7 9. 'FORE DAY IN THE 12L BEAUTIFUL EYES THE RANGERS MORNING It Brown De Luxe 3198 JV ROSE-COLORED GLASSES 1 O. A AND M BLUES A Milburn Aladdin 3014 11. A LITTLE BIRD TOLD ME.. Blue Ln Barker Orb Capitol 15308-ASCAP ., BRUSH THOSE TEARS FROM 11. BLUES FOR THE RED BOY. Todd Rhodes King 4240 154 YOUR EYES - IZ 1 FEEL LIKE CRYIN' Andrew TIbb Savoy 1103 - 14. RAINY WEATHER BLUES.. R. Brown De Luse 3194 ANYTIME AT ALL ALLAN FOSTER 16 IX 16. IT'S TOO SOON TO KNOW.. The Oriel...Natural 6006-ASCAP

MUSCRAT RAMBLE PEE WEE HUNT inJJ BASIN ST. BLUES FICKLE FANNY AL TRACE ADVANCE RACE RECORD RELEASES LJ THE WHISTLER AND HIS DOG Beeson . Groom Lacy Lindy Beegla in .1. 511t Jay McNeely ar Si, BlneleT (wild Orb 16auterne Special) rept, Wig, Balmy 687 115761 YO U DARLIN' LANG THOMPSON Booted M. Taylor inn Ink Mercury sill Mr. BeU Boer. A. Ammons A File Rhythm Risw. 122 BILLY Confused Bet B. McGhee (I Wm) Baroy 5551 Mercury 4115 Hew Csa I inalle Peer Stranger Blocs FIDDLE FDDLA DON HENRY TRIO 170. Ray. Me Toil Cant, Commodore Tampa Red tanner Sanyo 'Victor 20.3761 7549 110I 7 FUNICULI FUNIE CULA I Was Foaled Smilers. Snort.' B. McGhee !Contused, Sarni 0551 J. Eutaw Orli (Joey 1L4nd11 Cannot to My Blot This Morning 15361 117 YLIONUGCERALALWEVHEIRLYEBODY DARLIN' AL TRACE U. Taylor Mooted, Mercury 1101 Bata Bab? I'm Tired Tamps Red 170cr Wringer, Victor R. Colemaa-R Wilson Quintet tElpst Lock, 711.4 . - W11423-413317 Lady Be Geed A His 1E49- ISM Big Jay McNeely BlliellIt A. Ammons & Ws Rhythm Magi sona Groorel Baggy 682 He'll Ilerc015 6115 REGENT RECORDS,.Ine. Lips Too Can't Lore Two - Do. Me (How Con, Commodore R. Wilson Quintet. t I'm Tired, Lucky Ray. 58 MARKET STREET NEWARK 1. N. J. 711-4 7549

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www.americanradiohistory.com POP1IVARIII CARTS MUSIC PART Folk Record Section II

Based on moorts received three last days of Week Ending January 14 DINAH MOST-PLAYED JUKE BOX FOLK RECORDS Records records listed are hillbilly most played to juke boxes according lo The SHORE Billboard's special weekly survey among a selected Group of Juke box operators whose Columbia locations require folk records. 38385 POSITION in 7= I WI rk he 12 2 1. I LOVE YOU SO MUCH IT J. Wakely and Cowboy HURTS Capitol 2. ONE HAS MY NAME J Wakely I:f:23-4Z441 110 14 3. THEN I TURNED AND WALKED SLOWLY AWAY.. E. Arnold ....Victor 20-3174-BM I 10 3 4. A HEART FULL OF LOVE.. Eddy Arnold.. Victor 20-3174-BM1 35 is 5. BOUQUET OF ROSES Eddy Arnold, the Tennessee Plow- boy and His Guitar Vic for 20-2600-BMI 21 12 6. JUST A LITTLE LOVIN.... Eddy Arnold, the Tennessee Plow- boy and His Guitar Victor 20.3013-BM1

DYNAMITE WARNING! :,7,..1":1:1;11,7:1.VIV:it:Zionnr.,17,'°,11:1 ,`,L?;"h7;; allows the length of time record has been on the chart. and whether a record, pop- "THERE'S ularity has increased or decreased. This Information Is shown in the left-hand columns under the headings: "Weeks to Date.- Last Week" and .Thls Week." If record bu had an unusually long ran, or If Its current position "this week- versus -Drat week'. THIS shows a share drop, readers should buy with caption IN 8 7. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN LONELY? E Tubb Deers 45144-ASCAP 4 - 6. GUITAR BOOGIE A. Smith and His Cracker Jacks MGM 10293-ASCAP 7 PO P. BUTTONS AND BOWS G Autry..Colurobia 20469-ASCAP 13 5 10. TENNESSEE SATURDAY Red Foley-The Cumberland Valley NIGHT Boys Decca 46136-BMI 1 11. GREEN LIGHT Hank Thompson and His Broro Valley Boys. Capitol 131117-1Mi 16 10 12. LIFE GETS TEE.JUS, DON'T IT? C Robison..MGM 10224-ASCAP 3 13. BOOMERANG A. Smith and His Cracker Jacks MGM 10253 TARRR 12 7 13. I LOVE YOU SO MUCH Floyd Tillman IT HURTS Columbia 213430-BMI , 1 15. OKLAHOMA WALTZ 1 Bond Columbia 35150

FOLK TALENT AND TUNES By 'Johnny Sipper Ray Whitley, manager of Jimmy Wakely and former Western film singer, reports that the One Has My game warbler will return to Holly- wood February 1 after a long p.-a. tour. Wakely, who is currently in IALARIIR Texas territory, recently cut a series of sides for Capitol in Cincinnati. backed by the Pleasant Valley Boys.. . . Jerry Vaughn. formerly ar- ranger for the Dinning Sisters, Foy Willing and Roy Rogers. is in An- chorage, Alaska.

Timmy Davis, the ex-Loulslana governor, now operating the Stables is Palm Springs, Calif., will do One Has My Name in a Monogram plc ho Is be the first folk making.. . . Smoky Smith and the Gold Coast Boys will music group to work the Hollywood Show Bar, Pittsburgh. starling this week. January 11. His still 1111 . Rome Johnson cut sides for MGM in Cincinnati at WLW.... Ambrose Haley. Mercury artist. and the Nicholas Sisters, who out for DeLuxe, switched from WIBW. Topeka, Kan.. where they've worked two years, to WREN in the same city. Art Satherlee Columbia folk music topper, is in Texas terri- tory. . . . Lou Levy, prexy of Leeds Music, has purchased Jimmy 'WINDY Wakely's three music publishing companies and is incorporating them into the Leeds' catalog. Bob Stern, Hollywood rep for Leeds, has been named to head the firm's Western and hillbilly catalog. . . . The Tenney Sisters, now airing on WHAT, Greenfield, Mass., have their SARA' First pairing on Down Home label, Why Did I?, and Keepin' House usicraft of Mercury 591 1Vith You. . . . Murray Nash recently huddled with execs Records in Chicago, formulating plans for expansion of the h. b. and Western catalog. been Rex Allen. Mercury artist and featured singer on WLS. Chicago. has suspended from that station after an altercation with a member of the Down Homers. station's production departmenL . . . Guy Campbell. of the RAN WTIC, Hartford. Conn.. and an executive of Down Home Records. has re- and His turned from a 7.000-mile trip to South America.... Tex Cameron Texan Range Riders have lust completed a three -month stand at Girs Cale. Sig naptulllref2 New York. and plan an Eastern theater Ion, 48 JOHNNY John Bava's Country Cousins, who have left WDNE, Elkins, and WHAR, Clarksburg, W. Va., for the winter because of travel difficul- ties, have cut four more sides for Cozy label. . . . Bob Hall has moved . . . in with the West Virginia Hill Folks at WPDX, Clarksburg. DEAN of the Hayloft Barn Dance Jamboree 10287 Archie (Porky) Mason is manager 1),E,?1,92t) shows, big new folk music promotion in New Orleans. . . . Clark five-piece h. b. unit will go on WBBO, MARTIN Padgett's newly organized the Texas Forest City, N. C., soon and cut for Cozy.. . . Tex Suitor, of Capitol 15329 Trail Blazers, Ogden, Utah, will cut for Cozy also and has a folio coming out for John Sava. Records. Pete Rameron, promotion manager for Art Rope'. Specialty h.b. and Cowl audit. reports that the race label to expanding Into the West Rans Western field. Signed than far are Earl Nunn and Hie Alabama Trent and biers. featuring vocalist Leo Stanch, lohnny Crockett. and Bruce . . Tex Williams. a OXFORD MUSIC Corp. His Western Tunesters. KGER. Los Angeles. group. . show at Riverside Rancho. Los Polio victim years ago. staged a benefit GEO. JOY, Pres. for the polio ward in December for the purchase of an iron lung NEW YORK 19, N. Y. Angeles. 1619 BROADWAY of the Los Angeles Hospital. NEW YORK BOSTON CHICAGO HOLLYWOOD (Continued on opp. page)

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www.americanradiohistory.com CHARTS MUSK POPULARITY PART Folk Record Section VII HANK naafi Based on reports ,eceh-ect last three days or Week Ending January 14 %ernes FISTUPI

BEST-SELLING RETAIL FOLK RECORDS Records listed are hillbilly records that sold beet In stores according to The Billboard's special weekly survey among a selected group of retail stores, the majority THOMPSON of whose customers purchase folk records. eusrrION Thn Leto' Wortkil 21 1 '- ONE HAS MY NAME Jimmy Wakely.CapItol 15162-BM1 10 3 2. A HEART FULL OF LOVE Eddy Arnold, the Tennessee Plow- boy and His Guitar Victor 20-3174-BM I 13 2 3. I LOVE YOU SO MUCH J. Wakely and Cowboy Band.... ( IT HURTS Capitol 1 5243--BM I yY 37 4 4. BOUQUET OF ROSES Eddy Arnold, the Tennessee Plow- boy and His Guitar Victor 20-2806-EMI 22 7 5. JUST A LITTLE LOVIN'....Eddy Arnold, the Tennessee Plow- boy and His Guitar yT Victor 20. 3013 -8M1 10 6 6. THEN I TURNED AND Eddy Arnold. the Tennessee Plow- yT WALKED SLOWLY AWAY., boy and His Guitar Victor 20-3174-Bh11 7 13 7. LET'S SAY GOODBYE LIKE WE SAID HELLO E Tubb Decca 46144-BMI

readers sre WARNING! 1,":1:"::'7,:,'b:MeIrLtieZtiott"Lf:7":7,1% 4( shears the length of time a record has been on the chart. and whether a record's pop- ularity has increased or decreased. Thls data Is shown in the left hand columns under the headings. "Weeks to Date," "Last Week" and "This Week." If a record has had an unusually long ran, or if Its current position "this week" rerstis "last seek" shows TOIS a sharp drop. readers should buy with caution. FOR NEWEST 16 6 8. TENNESSEE SATURDAY Red Foley-The Cumberland Vol. !RELEASE NIGHT Icy Boys Decca 46136-BM1 and His Brazos CAPITOL S IL GREEN LIGHT Hank Thompson -Or** Valley Boys KARI lin Capitol 15187-BMI M1 ' ' BROKE and 23 11 10. LIFE GETS TEE-JUS, "1011 Pieces)" DON'T IT? C Robison. .. MGM 1 0224-ASCAP BIM liitle C.HEM111' LI ..... 10. LIFE GETS TEE-JUS, 1011 15271- ASC AP F11111 DON'T IT? T Williams. Capitol "I OIME 5 12. LITTLE COMMUNITY B. Monroe and His Blue Grass CHURCH Quartet Columbia 20485 12 10 13. BUTTONS AND BOWS G Autry. Columbia 20469- ASCAI' 16 15 14. MY DADDY IS ONLY A Eddy Arnold, the Tennessee Plow- PICTURE boy and His Guitar Victor 20-3013-BMI 24 14. SWEETER THAN THE FLQWERS Moon Mullican King 673-BMI

ADVANCE. FOLK RECORD RELEASES Deat Behind These Prison Walls of Love Mathew Twenty-Four The Blue Sky Boya (The Cross) Victor M. 0.Deiy A The Cumberland Mountain Looking back over 1948, I'm mighty prOud Columbia 20531 20-3307 Folks (The Black) Maxima Song Roses of Yesterday to be the number three folk artist with HUMPTY Aa (Don't Bring' D. Evans (Loaded Pistol) Mercury 6153 E. Britt The Skytoppers Victor 20-3306 Domino Man DUMPTY HEART. I am also glad that you C. Stone Orb Don't) Capitol 15362 That Hot Lick Fiddlin' Blues to Me B. Wills A His Texas Playboys (Good Don't Bring Your 20531 liked GREEN LIGHT and YESTERDAY'S MAIL! E. & The Skytoppers (Roars or) Time) Columbia Britt Sheep Returned to the Fold Victor 20-3306 The Black M. O'Day At The Cumberland Mountain Thanks to all of you Dealers, Operators and Disc Drinking and Thinking -Fours Columbia P. Tillman (Gals Are) Columbia 20532 Folks (Mathew Twenty For AU We Know 20534 Jockeys. Sure hope you like what I've got in (Why Do, Stellar SR-1018 The. Cross on the HIS Hum A Strum Sky Boys (Behind These) Vie- Gals Are Funny That Way The Blue store for 1949. Time) Columbia 20532 tor 20-3307 P. Tillman (Good Roundop Athom-T. Ritter CORbnv Good Time Cake-Walk Western In all sincerity. Playboys (That Band-The Purple Sage-J. W.(ely-W B. Wills S. His Texas & His Western Car- Hot) Columbia 20531 Tattle-T. Williams Yoa and Broken-Hearted avan 13-10, Happy Go Lucky CC-112 Me Capitol 1-laftk 7kompsoll Polka . . . Capitol 10180 C. Clump (I Don't, Capitol 15383 California . . . Capitol 10182 I Don't Believe Them at All Drtour Green Grow the Lilacs . . Cannel C. Stone Ork-The Oklahoma Sweethearts OTHER SERE FIRE MONEY MAKERS Capitol 15362 10180 (Domino) Hang Your Head in Shame . . I Don't Want It No More Gol Capitol 15363 Capitol 10182 "SECOND HAND CAL" C. Clump (Happy Signed, Sealed and Delivered . PUZZLE" I Only Want a Buddy. Nat a Sweetheart "JIGSAW (Let Me) Stellar SR-1017 Capitol 10181 Capitol 15296 Hum Strum Old So Round, So Firm, So Fully Packed Let Me Spend SD Evening In an . . Capitol 10181 Maid's Arms Women Marry Homely "DON'T FLIRT WITH ME" (I Only) Stellar SR-1017 Why Do Beautiful Hum A Strum Men? "ROCK IN THE OCEAN" Loaded Pistol All) Stellar SR 1018 40085 Song) Mercury 6153 Hum A Strum (Por Capitol D. Evans (Chluahua Why Pretend Lonesome Wind the Melody Ranger, the Melody Rangers J. (Tea) Masters A "YOU REMEMBERED ME" J. (Tex) Masters (Lonesome Wind) Mercury 6155 15187 4%Vby Pretend) Mercury 8155 Capitol "TODAY" Capitol 40065 FOLK TALENT AND TUNES "CALIFORNIA WOMEN" (Continued from opp. page) Capitol 9011 2 Bell Round-Up Stebbins reports that Cliffie Stone's Dinner Steve Los Angeles, Saturday now featured at the El Monte Stadium, FOR PERSONAL APPEARANCES CONTACT Gang is Angeles. . of the show goes out over KXLA. Los nighti. Part a successful tour has returned to Hollywood after H. W. "RIP" GIERSDORF Merle Travis just doing d. j. stints over . Cliffie Stone is now of the Northwest. P. 0. BOX 5052 DALLAS, TEXAS KFVD and KRKD. Los Angeles outlets. signed lo do a television Force. the Dtiftin. Cowboy, has been Blondie at the Dutch Mill. Los Paramount and is currently appearing Tuxes picture for . his Montana Cowboys. . HANK THOMPSON where he features Bob Cody with Angeles. cut their first post-ban was EXCLUSIVELY BY Sing and His Goldon West Cowboys ARE PUBLISHED Peewee Steve Sholes in charge. Ring for Victor Tuesday (18) in Chicago, with show. together with Eddy Arnold. also appeared at the coin machine METRO MUSIC, Inc. to Johnny Stppel, The Billboard Please address all communications DALLAS, TEXAS BOX 5052 In, 155 North Clark St., Chicago I.

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www.americanradiohistory.com RATINGS 90 100 TOPS 80 89 (100 Point EXCELLENT 10.19 GOOD Maximum) 40.69 SATISFACTORY 0.39 POOR

Record Reviews ARTIST ARTIST O .o Based on reports received last three days of TUNES Week Ending January 14 TUNES LABEL AND RATINGS NO. LABEL AND NO. 90.100 TOPS r (100 Point 80.89 EXCELLENT /0.79 GOOD COMMENT COMMENT Maximum) 40.69 SATISFACTORY 0.39 .c ig to, POOR Nue" POPULAR How Ratings Records are reviewed throe times: (1) 1w retailers: THE POPULAR dist Jockeys. (21 for osier:Mors: (31 for WAYFARERS Each lime on the bads of nine soy .IA 9.1.. Each catelimY KATHY MANN Are usIgned o mos.-turn number of points within which is (London 3891 beet possible rating new releases are ratod. The (I. f^'Maris Ork) Determined is 100. Maximums are subject to change depending on results of e survey of the music A Little Bird trade now being conducbd. N. S. indicates a Told Me 75--75--74--76 iCrystal 1861 record Is not suitable for aceeeieel within the re...t. After a novel production Point listings are maximum, Intro mediocrity seta Dancing Eyes The Bong calibre. 16: Interpretation, 1, arranter in, Miss 42--42--40--44 meet, 15; ',am." value, 16: record quality (surface. etc.), 5; muslo publisher's despite attempted dupli- Mann sounds pret- air performance potential, 10: exploitation (record adv't.g-promotion, film, cation of gimmlx ty inept on wax the the Categories and other .'plug" aids), 10; manufacturer's legit used vehicle turar's production distribution pewee, 10: rnnufac- In the earlier hit ver- could hardly be efficiency. 6. sions of the sock ditty. made her responsibility as well. Sulva Bay 67--66--66--68 An unbilled chirp deliv- So Dear to My Heart 58-59-58-57 ers this old -fashioned The chirp's in better ARTIST weeper with tremulous form on this late tasue ARTIST of the feeling. The melody 18 title ballad from close relative to -Sweet the Disney plc TUNES TUNES Adeline... PERRY COMO The Fontano LABEL AND NO, (,ABEL AND SAM BROWNE Sisters) NO. a (Victor 20-33.88, (Stanley Black OA/ N'Yot N'Yow (The COMMENT COMMENT iLondon 38g1 Pussycat Song) 83-83-83-83 An Old Magnolia Tree 68--70--70--65 Cute version of the feline Tune is a smart melody fantasy. Side could stand with a less sophisticated a bit more production POPULAR lyric. Browne warbles than it hes. POPULAR It pleasingly straight, but. Roses HELEN FORREST - Its unlikely to step out of Picardy 82-- 82-- 82 --82 245161 In this (Rasa Casa Orkl Wee. MARION MORGAN version. Love (Your Magic Como Is wonderfully re- ,Columbia 303801 These Will Be the lsxed and mellow on the Spell Is Everywhere) 71-72-10-70 Best Years romantic standard. A re- Peggy Love 72-72-72-72 tollows Lee 87-89-87-85 Pretty ballad is begin- Issue. with reissue of a revival This Is one of Harry's ning greatest records. to show signs of that hasn't stepped out MO life, but Browne's mix- THE DINNING yet and does a compe- trumpet playing Is loaded SISTERS with ture of intim.y vsiti (Jack Fascinate tent If undistinguished feeling. his band brairura fails to Jell. Ork/ lob. swings and Marlon Mor- (Capitol 153391 All the Things You gan delivers an excellent Are 11-13-70-70 chorus of the pretty Harlem Sandman Helen chirps the lovely VERA LYNN Competent group 68-11-66-68 Kern ballad at an standard. singing even (Bob Eamon Orb) sod Arkin on the tempo, with a minimum Redigal Jump 80--82--80--78 rhythm novelty but noth- of tricks. Also a reissue. James Jumps again on (London 370 ing really stirring. the flip. It's an orig- Once Upon a NESS COULON inal with a pleasant riff Oh! Menah! 74-81-78-78 Medal and fine James horn. Wintertime 63-64-64-62 (The Art Van 002700 (Gold GM-9461 Vera chirps with fine Quistrttei Big, Wide, Wonderful technique but lacks other The ga's do an attractive World 55--56--56-56 positive elements In her Job with the oldie. while Pretty show tune gets (Artie Dunn) toy to sell an income- Van Dammes group sup- straightforward. pro- quential ballad. plies line best and (Victor 20-32531 testy saic vocal with under It's Easy To small group back- par ork backing. You Grew Up To Be Remember 72-- 74-- 72 --70 ing, Vera's straight style to Old Fashioned Song 50-50-50-50 Some Baby 69-68-68-70 attractive on this fine Dull offering in all re- The polished Rodgers-Hart oldie. The SAM DONAHUE threesome (Capitol 15310/ spects. delivers an eaSY-golnE miring and recording danceable bit, with ade- produce a rich sound. Out in the Cold Again 68-70-66-68 FRANK GALLAGHER- quate marbling by Artie (Bill Lockwood) Dunn, but there's noth- Lockwood does a good TED BLACK ing special here. DANNY CASSELLA ORK Job With the lyric (Dana 20331 of the Oh, (Vocal Ensemble) oldie with the orb cut- I Wish Somebody Cared My Darling 73--74--72--72 ting a fair cleffing. Artie gets an (Collegiate J-2956t Enough To Cry 63--63--62--64 Scorn the Sun /Aside on Gypsy Love Song 68--69.-67--67 Tear Jerker shows some this bouncy new ditty, April, May 58-58-57-60 Tasty Instrumental promise. but Gallagher's Slight song draws a clean which doesn't say much. singing Jumper built around the warbling lacks convic- but says it nicely. and mickey In- old fare with tion, and coking is list- strumental performance. a trumpet less. and Donahues tenor (The Gang That Sang) grabbing solo spots. For Me There's You 61-61-60-62 VAUGHN MONROE Sentimental ballad from ORK "Heart of My Heart" 85-- 86-- 84 --84 Here is a -sleeper- po- AL GOODMAN ORK same old-fashioned cloth (Victor 20-33101 (Victor 20-32921 as flip tune. Perform- tential. It's bright. ance has no distinction. Red Roses for a old-fashioned tune which Yours Is My Heart draws vocal ensemble Blue Lady 90--90--90-90 treatment in effective and Alone 69--70--68--NS FRAN WARREN Monroe is relaxed and attention - attracting Goodman conducts his 20-33101 at home with this BUD- fashion. ork thru a clean. unpre- (Victor tentious and unexciting doe D:0 little tune. Choral 79-80-79-78 and ork aid is In good performance of the ever- This marks Miss War- green. ren's debut es a single. taste. DORIS DAY- She sings a plaintive boy Melancholy Minstrel 90--90--90--90 BUDDY CLARK Frasquita Serenade 69-.70--68--NS friend song in good Lehar's pie. Is eon. Monroe gives this new I Mitchell Ayres Ork) fashion. tune everything he's ducted thou straight- got 1Columbla 383921 Why Is It 84--86--83--83 vocally and his ork and forward reading by Fran digs In earnest Into accompanying voices It You Will Marry Me 75--79--75--70 Goodman. the new Kramer-Whitney likewise are smartly em- Buddy reveals himself plug ballad and turns out ployed. se a fine folk ballad PAGE CAVANAUGH an over-dramatic but at- singer In what sounds TRIO teution-attracting side. JOHNNY MERCER & like an Elizabethan air. IVIeter 30-32901 The duo does well by The Gal Got THE PIED PIPERS the charming material. Who's FRANK SINATRA (Paul Weston Ork) My Heart 69-:73-67-67. (Mitthell Ayres, Dir.) You Wag 84--85--84--84 Novelty with cute lyric (Columbia 383911 (Capitol 15337) More In their sock -Love Is executed well musically Once Would Ya? Somebody" vein Is this but the group kicks over in Love 78--79--77--79 delightful duet version on wax like Icicles. With Amy 88--88-87--88 Good-humored novelty of a cute new ditty. Delightfully casual. light with Pipers serving up I'm Gonna Get Lost marbling of the appeal- funny gimmick catch- From You 65--65--65--65 ing "Where's Charley?" line which may draw HUGH CAMERON- More whispered vocal. nallad, with smart ork some Juke coin and spin- BUSS ADLAM, DIR. good musicianship leav- assist from Ayres. ner interest. ing cold Impression with (Crystal 1851 Sunflower 89.-89--88--89 Let's Fly 66--69--65--65 tune that In Just so-so. Sinatra gets oft some Rhythm ballad of little Lavender Blue top phrasing on the significance draws a (Dilly, Dilly) 61--61--60--62 ROSE MURPHY catchy new musical trib- competent Performanffo Late Issue of the Disney ,Victor 20-33201 ute to Kansas. from all participants. pletune done simply and A Little Bird Told Me 77-77-76-78 with some Crosbyisms by Ado., mousy mouthing. Cameron with good Ad- of the new hit may go the excellent 17,4 ,,,,,,,, Jeceon,rd,.. T- trn backing. with those who Ilk, their WARNING! has novelties even more so. asks figures, prospective buyers are hereby earned that no reviewer Is infaJilblei. I Miss Those LOH. These reviews, therefore, are to be used as guide to buyers: a guide ahleh In the Things 59--59--58--60 Baby, Baby 65.-66.-66-.64 majority of Instances has proved trustworthy, bet which should, nevertheiess, be con- Rather ordinary song it The Cbee.Ches Oiri sidered in the light of local and seasonal sales problems and other Information pertinent given a rather ordinary manages somehow to fill to the disk in question. going over by the singer ay side hers. and band. (Continued on pope 44)

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www.americanradiohistory.com POPULAR POPULAR Record Reviews PERRY COMO SAMMY KAYE ORK (Continued from pope 42) (Henri Rene. Dir.) (Victor (The Sunday Serenade 0.7.316. Sweetheart Far Away Places 90-90-91-89 and th UMW Perry sings the Kramer- Kaydets1 90-100 TOPS 80.89 EXCELLENT .VIctor (100 Point 70.19 GOOD Whitney hit deliberately 20-32151 and well: should be one Funny Little Money Nubian) 40.69 SATISFACTORY 0-39 POOR of the top sellers on the pretty song. Man 80-80-80-80 Pine hush-a-bye produc- Missouri Waltz 92--94--92--90 tion of a swanking lul- Of score durability is ihis laby ditty. plMntive reading of the pretty Pretty Baby 73--73--72--75 ARTIST waltz standard. Typical old-style ARTIST Done with voice and ork Kaye conception: bouncy and aid in good taste. light miekey. TUNES TUNES FREDDY MARTIN JANETTE AND ORK DAVIS & LABEL NO. LABEL AND NO. (Victor JERRY WAYNE 20-3254, (column. Marcella 66--67--65--66 183114. COMMENT COMMENT Add another girl friend A Little Bird Told song to the list: she gets Me 67-65-67-70 fine treatment from the Pleasant but much tao tasty Martin crew lati. late entry to cash in on she probably won't have the and POPULAR POPULAR too many dates. Evelyn Knight btrd lore VAUGHN GENE KRUPA MONROE ORK Arizona Sundown 68-- 70-- 68 If That Isn't Love, (Columbia 38382i --65 ORK Louis Alter and Eddie What Is It? (Victor 20-3252) Up an Atom 70--74--70--65 DeLange teamed to turn Cute but not 68-71-65-6o out a high-class aprictous My Own True Love 83--83--83--83 Instrumental with a West- Is this novelty with js- modern sound which is ern ballad which has lit- Monroe sings the title tle nette and Jerry doing a Dianne gracefully and distinguished mainly for more than polish de- relaxed but unexcit.g clean and well-played en- spite the fine Martin straightforwardly while Interpretation duet. the band slices a neat semble passages. dance arrangement. Calling Doctor Columbus COUNT BASTE LOUIS PRIMA & ORK Stockade Gillespie 70--74--70--65 ORK ,Victor Blues 80--80--80--80 Same goes for this side (Victor 20-32551 20-3275. The Sons of the Pioneers which is taken at slower Mister Roberts' Roost 76--78--75--75 Anticipation Without join Vaughn In an at- Jump pace. Haste's piano and rhythm Realization S9-62-59-56 tempt to follow up "Cool hit en old groove effec- Nothing happens here Water- with a rhythm THE RAVENS tively with the bend despite some mighty hard hillbilly blues. It's e (King 4.260: rocking the side out with trying. good but not world-shak- some familiar ensemble Everybody's Out of a Dream 70--70--70--70 shouts. Friend But ing attempt. Not up to the groups Nobody's Sweetheart 71-70-70-77 usual high standard. Sophisticated Swing 80-82-80-78 Cathy Allen shares the BUDDY MORENO ORK Blues in the Clouds Tasty Baste as the Count vocal chores with Prima 70--70--70--70 sets a pretty mood (Perry (The Three Clouds' with on a simple ditty in the Mitchell) a neat reading .VIctor 20-3277. Blues guitar in the of the "You Call Everybody old Hudson - DeLange Darling" vela. These Wit( Be the after-hours mood vein is not wholly evocative. tun, Best Years of Our Lives HENRI RENe ORK JACK CURTIS-THE TED 56--56--57--55 JACK CURTIS-THE TED HANNA The pretty tune cites HANNA (Victor 20-3284. QUINTET a QUINTET .Strand 1008. completely'during (Strand 1007. Drigo's Serenade 73--73--74--70 Painfully weak vocal. Henri You Can't My The Feeling's preserves the Upset From the Land of the Mutual 53--53--53--53 -classic touch" in a Apple Cart Boy-girl ballad of medi- 50-50-50-50 Sky-Blue dance arrangement of Vocalist strains a not- Waters 69--71--69--65 ocre quality gets a less the salon favorite. (Charlie than mediocre bad novelty number Spivak Ork) perform- Destiny thru his nose. Despite Charlie's sweet ance. 71--72--70--70 this Semi - classical watts Loo Loo Lullaby trumpeting. instru- The Rosewood Spinet 56--56--56--56 makes fine dinner music 45-45-45-45 mental side Is Another natal chant, this unlikely An attractive plug tune In Rene's sweeping ren- to cause a stir. weakly time on a gypsy (A&PI delivered. dition. ille lullaby. icliNGilDika: RECORDS OPERATORS FOR HELPING MAKE THESE K1 Ili G d DE LUXE RECORDS AND ARTISTS * * * H I T S I N 1 9 4 0 *** .3 COWBOY CMS ' ----TODD RHODES CLYDE MOODY SIGNED. SEALED. DELIVERED BLUES FOR THE RED BOY CAROLINA WALTZ Docked By , - .1' Booked By Booked By 4.1 OPPORTUNITY IS SHOCKING AT YOUR it ':' . SPORTREFS JUMP ' RED ROSES TIED IN BLUE ICING 65 8 FOLK KING 424 0 SEPIA KING 706 FOLK

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www.americanradiohistory.com POPULAR POPULAR POPULAR POPULAR ORK LLY ECKSTINE DINAH SHORE ORK ZIGGY ELMAN (MGM 10340) DESI ARNAZ (MGM 10332, A 'Victor 30-3356, Bewildered 87--88--87--86 Rosewood Spinet 89--89--90--89 The Night Is Young Dinah's early with a Rumba Matumba 74-78-72-72 nould be a big record coining plug should and You're So or Billy. It's a cur- ballad which The rhumbaddlets favored race ditty has the earmarks of hit- like this feet-moving Beautiful 73-76-72-70 oily dom. effort with Desi muted hIch he does with cons Latin May's tasty clicking off the lyric. dominates nn etion with aid from a Tara Talara Tala trumpet 90-.91-90-89 Cuban Cabby 60-61-58-60 easy-going side that's ocal group and a taste- The chirp is soulful and the fine Winterhalter This is a production on reminiscent of di Hugo warm as she does one of for Blue- eking her finest jobs with this wan which doesn't Jell disks he cut too well. bird some years back. No Orchids for lullaby hit. How High the Moon 65-66-66-64 My Lady 85--85--85--85 ORK Three minutes in search his all JOHNNY LES ELGART Eckstine gives MESSNER (Lennie Blue) of an Idea. - gain to a coming plug ORK (Collegiate 3-2085) ong, with WInterhalter (Coral 60000) icing him a superb Sleepy Town 64--65--63--63 BILL SAMUELS background. The Penny Polka 67--67--66--68 Clean bandwork, fair vo- 'Mercury 81161 Reissue of a polka with cal on an ordinary sort It's Lore Time 47-.49-44-47 JACK KILTY Ilfe but little imagination. of ballad. Very little of eon.- (MGM 103301 Toy Piano Minuet 61--60--60--63 Rockefeller Center 65-- 70-- 65 --60 quence happens here. Sunflower 79-80-77-80 Just Ashat the title saYs, interesting instrumental That Someone Is You 44-42-45-45 Pleasant Kansas song Is this is a reissue as well built on modern sounds Even less on this side. warbled with bright, which shows no great A three-minute tone (Continued On page 16) good - humored feeling. promise. poem. Should pick up coin in Kansas end elsewhere. Brush Those Tears From Your Eyes 73-70-72-75 Jack's virile warbling could pick up some coin. POLL is unlikely' ANNUAL but rendition BILLBOARD'S 3rd to catch earlier and more satisfactory ...ings of this ditty ART MOONEY ORK (The Galli Sisters) I MGM 10331) Pto0e6... Oh! Ma-Ma! 72-- 72-- 70 --74 Novelty side. which first appeared on Vogue label tries hard but doesn t Quite come off. Where Gypsy Fiddles Play (Bud Brees) 72-- 76-- 70 --70 The Mooney ore gets a gorgeous sound here, but warbling isn't on the TOP SELLING 4helame level. PATTI PAGE- BAND ON SELECTIVE POLL VIC DAMONE 'Mercury 5231) You Was 74--74--74--74 Fetching duet on a cute novelty in the breathless boy-gal category. Yes, Yes, Yes 71--71--71--71 Same approach, same type ditty, b. perform- SONNY ance isn't as winning as flip. AMES BROTHERS-MARY THOMPSON OSBORNE TRIO ICoral 60016$ Far Away Places 75-- 74-- 74 --76 Label's coverage of the big pop Is unlikely to reach the CrosbY-Whli- ing-Como-Shore bracket. despite pleasant, easy - going harmonizing.

! 65--66--66--63 Lorelei TOP SELLING . h. Waltz tune by the 'More Beer!" writer has a Ger- man folk flavor, hut. POLL lacks cents-appeal. RECORD ON SELECTIVE AMES BROTHERS 'Coral 60017$ ateit at es I'm lust Wild About Harry 76--75--75--78 Group delivers a spirited effort on the catchy oldie. with snap, old-,,ifteY MIRACLE orking. Good Fellow Medley 71-71-70-72 -Rail, Hail, the Gang's All ,Here," "For He's a RECORD STARS Jolly Good Fellow." and "Auld Lang Syne" make up this rousing medley of tavern favorites in '49 DICK KUHN ORK 'Coral 60013, Down Among the Sheltering Palms 76-75-76-78 n,ival of the oldie * AL HIBBLER wrings back a side that once drew Juke coin on Decca label. Snappy cocktail group turns in * dancey version. with trio vocal. Put Your Arms Around Me, Honey 75-75-75-76 * MEMPHIS SLIM Another reissue from parent D ecc a label. Bright corn rendition Mill rates plenty of whirls. * GLADYS PALMER FOUR HITS AND TOP SELLING RECORDS A MISS . and watch Miracle "go to (Exclusive 742) No. 6 "MESS1N' AROUND" Lonely 73-73-72-75 town" with more fast selling Pair ballad gets a smooth Insinuating lob from the hits? "LATE FREIGHT" capable group, with gim- mick of obbligato whis- tling in echo chamber in back. Easy -ride style could appeal to race trade. I Wouldn't Trade One of Your Kisses for C11510C1:073:DLISILIS the Whole Wide MIRACLE RECORD CO. World 72-- 72-- 72 --72 Bright warbling of a cat- chy, old-fashioned tune. rho Billboard Juke lex Supplement Pege 43 J y 22, 1 PIP

www.americanradiohistory.com POPULAR POPULAR Record TOMMY DORSEY ORK Reviews B IZTY BARCLAY (Continued from page 45) (Victor 30-3317) )Discovery 5001 How Many Tears 1 Love Jeemy 84-85-B3-44 Must Fall? 89-90-88-88 Thrush Is captivating on RATINGS Denny Denzil,a cote no- this delightful little bal- 90.100 TOPS 80.89 EXCELLENT 70.79 GOOD w tones deliver the tr- lad. She sings with a (100 Point ite on a pretty *riling of light Latin accent that be Maximum) 40.69 SATISFACTORY 0.39 POOR a forrticoming plug ditty. n ot maly in good Save hot winsome. Good Down by the Station 91--92--90--92 chance aide may catch Deems, Lucy Ann Polk. the PopUlar fancy, and :he entire T. D crew All I Do Is Dream B A T I1 THrtN S,7)G ARTISI ARTIST take the revised round of You 80-80-80-80 for s Joyous, money- Another appealing Job a: making ride. here, as Miss Barclay TUNES TUNES to M VS comes over warm and to PATTY ANDREWS & winning on the oldie. XI Belau combo bucking LABEL AND NO. LABEL AND NO. 0 BOB CROSBY smartly defiled and ren- vii. IDecca 245331 dered. COMMENI The Pussycat Song 89--89--89--90 COMMENT VS Patty and Bob .am to JO STAFFORD 1,2,1 deliver the original and sprightliest version of (Paul Weston Orb) nonsense novelty. (Capitol 153361 These Will Be the Don't Worry About POPULAR POPULAR Best Years of Our Strangers 74-73-74-75 JACKIE BROWN JACK GOLD & Lives 86--87--85--85 (Andrews Sisters) Jo warms up QUARTET THE GOLD TONES Not to this Nil- (Gold Medal GM-9451 too much happens liard-Mann pretty plug (Leslie Douglas) on this side, with the love ditty and aIngs It (MGM 10336, Any Time at All 65--65--65--65 Andrews delivering well with an able Weston Warbler shows quality. rather unoriginal bluea Bouquet of Roses 76--77--75--77 but loose small combo ark assist. Big folk bit to effective backing and uninterest- Funny Little Money in a leisurely paced pop - ing cleffing detract. LES BROWN ORK- Man 76--77--75--76 style rendition by a in RAY KELLOGG- Lullaby which Jo does smooth cocktail unit. I'm Love With a well but which bas no Warbling is warm and Character 60--60--60--60 EILEEN WILSON particular ppealing Same stoop, with lack of (Columbia 383811 quality the her fans You, You, You Are integrMlon more appar- Oh, How I Miss You should (Ike the dtalcIng. ent. the One 74--74--73--76 Tonight 79--82--78--78 "Drs, Du" again in a Kellogg takes Is slow and HUGH CAMERON- pleasant, lilting waltz AL JOLSON & MI. Wilson 55 double- HENRY SCHELB rendition, with ditto MILLS BROTHERS time while the ore cuts (Crystal 1691 warbling. ,Decca 24534, a clean background for the oldie. Don't Say a Word 61--60--60--63 Down Among the Warbler does pot, bal- Sheltering Palms 88--88--88--88 Just One of Those lad somewhat sill fly, with IERRY WAYNE & Jolson is the old-time Things 81-83-80-80 organ backing. minstrel man here, do- Delightful swinging ver- White Prairie 67--67--66--68 JANETTE DAVIS sion of the standard in IColumbla 38389( ing a lazy take on the Western pop In the oldie, followed by so- the Brown -rye Got My "Boo. and Saddle" tra- Got Lucky in the loingo choruses by the Love To Keep Me Warm" dition. Vocal - organ Rain 74-76-74-72 Mills boys. A thoroly groove, with ilea 31,33 combo do this one okay. har- pleasing bit of nostalgia. my Zito scomoct solo Pleasant boy - girl spotted. (Continued on page 52) mony on a diverting Is It True What They trifle from "As the Glob Say About Dixie? 88--88-88--88 M's In his old blackface WARNIENG, Alt)e the excellent judgment of The Billboard's record Iv- You Say the Nicest get-up for another oldie viewers Ewa been proved In the gmat majority of cases by Things Baby 72-74-72-70 and he delivers his usual sales figures. prospective buyers are hereby warned that no reviewer Is Infallible Ustenable treatment of sock selling Job. The These reviews, therefore, are to be used us guide to buyers: guide which Is the tame out of game show, Mills Steeds contribute a majority of instances has Droved trustworthy, but which should, nevertheless, be con bet doe doesn't have fine beat and adequate sidered in the light of local and seasonal sales nrebIems and ether Information pertinent sock style of the label's instrumental effects plus to the disk in question. Clark-Day team. some smooth harmony.

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www.americanradiohistory.com score sod Jobs Ireland's over- Invaders" which cover 4DREWS SISTERS SING WITH 78 tone to "The Overlandevs," HAYMES.CARMEN In the album, must be DICK half of the sides to the CAVALLARO-GUY LOMBARDO- as choice admissions ALBUM considered They may bi11616a rd CHARTS EDDIE HEY WOOD library of contemporary music. 14-10 "I not be music of particular ignificnce, A-6901 cannot be POPIlltaliI Wee. Up but these selections certainly MUSIC PART On the Avenue; Sweet Mane: Pack hackneyed, cloying or un- Kit Bag and considered In Your Troubles in Your Old imaginative. Mathleson, who specialties Smile, Smile, Smile; Greet Day; Money Is does a One Job with Fedora and movie conducting, IX the Root of all Evil; Johnny the London group. Alt. Blue Bonnet; The Ifothse of Blue JOCKS to a Mule. JUKES Lights, A Man Is a Brother Not suitable. Both light sod Album Reviews mot Cheer name power dominates the musical serious manta esrvta outpouring assembled under this role, pInners can nee with Slaters teamed with Deers, whole or perm tenons received Met three days of Week Ending January 14 stoma. the in ed on other ..... In bargain assortment. Sides as single is - have had varying successes SPIRITUALS ALBUM - ADE- [8 5nes, and .111 no doubt have a fair sale CAN- the se- LAIDE HALL-KENNETH as a package. Ontstnding among TRIL 13-10"1 lections are the "Johnny Fedora:. with the in each review (London LA 021 The large boldface number V.ombardo ork: the "Blue Lights." with a Motherless Child; This rating Is based on THE CATEGORIES Sometitnes 1 Feel Like Is the wall rating. Eddie Heywood; and 'Sweet Marie." with Bye and Bye. nine my mummies. each of which is assigned Max. Pts. Swing Low, Sweet Chariot; bed Carmen Cavalier°. No world beaten. but Knows de Trouble Tee number of points. The 1. Production !dm . IS Deep River; Nobody a maximum ...... of the gals' style, Possible rating Is 100., Maximums are sub- (grouping of selection continuity, good- enough samplings Seen; My Lord. What a Morning. results of a sue. :eel to Minnie Mete.ing on 2, 'Name Value" 16 sweet s. hoteha. In quite a simple manner, Adelaide Hail, trade mine conducted. 3. of . JOCKS vey of the music now Caliber Material ;g JUKES some may remember here as the gal for lute box operators or disk 4. Manufacturer.. Distribution Power for Ilbrm. who Suitability Not current Useful from the "Blackbirds" and vocalist with Jockeys is Indicated in boldface comment 6. Aids. .. 10 int that have hea-lloot each review. Exploitation ...... enough. Duke around 1030, and Ken- under the separate within (Record company and other min missed sides a Ellington neth a recently discovered British tisingprornotion, film, legit and singles. Cantril. best THE RATINGS other plugs) baritone, sing half a doses of oar (100 polnis-the rt,OFIMU.) 0. intercom aloe 16 known spirituals. It's a nice job bet not lops FROM THE VAGA- Dockage 80-100 7. Record OusfitY i SELECTIONS 75 an inspired one. Salessvise this 4049 e ce 8. Manufacturers' Production Effie an ; BOND KING ALBUM-AL against the com- 70.74 good will have tough sledding satisfammy 10 GOODMAN ORK-E. WRIGHT- (people like Paul Robeson. Marian 40-89 work, GUILD petition 0-39 Door PeckTiorg binding. *reining) SON-F. GREER-THE Anderson. the Golden Gate Quartet, ete.1 CHORISTERS (4-10") bat It may he ',Me-lo pick no some cus- t Victor K-171 of the Love Mc tomers bemuse of the familiarity SYMPHONY NO. 88 m e76 selections, as usual, sing of the seam. Overture to the Vagabond King; AYDN: side of Parisian life, and arc packed with the Vagabonds; Huguetts. selections. 113.44-1 NO. 131-THE Tonight: Song of JOCKS G MINOR ',Mhos when they try to be gay. The Day; Nocturne; Only a Rose, JUKES PHILADELPHIA ORK - EU- even Walt.; Some Not suitable. There are better trumpet-voieed chirp delivers them with Tomorrow. singers and ver GENE ORMANDY, Director know series intensity. Tou don't have to the Another in the Victor-Al Goodman Mons of these but (3 -12 ") to dramas. of excerpts from the 3111 -8031 (I2931-D to 1793001 language enjoy her great little of pocket recordings they'll do In a (Columbia JOCKS operettas and musical comedies of ne of sit symehnnies which Haydn wrote JUKFS popular P inch. the Not suitable. Diverting material our times is wrapped up In the eight sides or a set of Parisian music lovers, the familiar a first rate for special !shots. of this attn.. Tbia Hose It's & min In G Minor here receives for "The t'sgsbond ,CHOPIN: ANDANTE SPIANATO from Mr. Ormandy. and his Phila- Rudolph Friml score POLONAISE BAIL- ceding King." the operetta which Is !ised coon GRANDE elphians. It is a virile pierformanee of a CONCERT IN TIVOLI ALBUM- LANTE IN E-FLAT MAJOR OP. technical re- exploits of Francois Tilton, the legendary ARRAU- elodie and lively work. The TIVOLI PROMENADE ORE- 70 The familiar songs 22 ALBUM-CLAUDIO rd)ng Is excellent and helos to project poet-lover-adventurer. THE LITTLE ORK SOCIETY- ELO MAGNUSSEN, Director are handled In pleasant style by the Good- sees better the One sound which the THOMAS K. SCHERMAN, dire, 13.10") man ork and chorus while Earl Wrightson adelohia group manages to achieve (London LA 081 share the solo singing tor (2-12") the belie. An austere & Kroll's Ball- and Frances Greer (Colonel. MX-3071 lh Ormandy at Amelle Waltz, Parts I II; honors. ever and the risual liner notes complete klenge, Parts I & II; Columbine Mazurka, (72728.0 to 72729) JUKES JOCKS en the cover, the worthwhile package. itostblomsten Polka; T. music spin- Tho not listed In the title Not suitable. Light includes the Chopin "Grande JUKES JOCKS A simple and unpretentious present.lon, ners could go for this album Recommended for London album of compositions Valse Brittonic No. 1 in E-Flat Major" (et suitable. this second all or parts of reflective FM and longhair by Hans Christian Lumhye, Denmark's this package. In addition to the tranquil, shows. trip light and semi-composer, bids fair to "Andante Spianato" and the stirring no disputing enjoy a modest success. This offering, "Grande Polonaise." There Is MUSIC ALBUM-LONDON 72 by Arran of all PARISIENNES-EDITH played by light concert oils, is lighter FILM 2 superb performance 'CHANSON 71 weight than the preceding album, made ot eartitilkY' ORK-MUIR three works, technically and moodwfse PIAF (4-10") The MATHIESON, Director (3-12") Polonaise he is enoported by the 9-5) by the Copenhagen Royal Symphony. On the (Colombia a lesser scale, is no less (London LA 410 Little Orchestra Society, which he thoroly 14012-F to 4015-F1 Performance, on Jamaican buoyant. light-hearted and vivacious. how- Epilogue From The Invaders"; dominates. The other pieces tee one, (,es &mann De : Monsieur Lenoble- and Jamalcan Rhumba; Quiet Inter- the demon- Dans La Rue: ever, nor Is the musicianship less fine. Song comoanled. All in all, pianist n Pleat; Un Refrain Courait music, In the lude and March from "Malta G. C." strates that he Is a first-rank Chopin En Rose: C'Est Merveilleux. Le This is ingenue. "poos" Gen- Ir. Vie well-recorded, wellperformed tradition Calypso Music from "The Notorious !Chant Du Pirate. Adieu Mon Coeur. tlemen": Overture to "The Overlanders." JOCKS Parisian tragedienne who which has won for London an ever-grow- movie music JUKES Ls Pis!, petite of fans. For those who believe that Not satiable. Fine for classic.) scored here in a number of ing audience lightmusic album should prove in !has already her JOCKS is hack music, this Libraries. club engagements, follows op JUKES a pleasant surprise. At least 1..smart.. No( suitable. Meaty light pro- part, anyway, on page 51) Nog and Oecea albums with a new collee the Vaughn Williams Epilogue from ..Thg (Continued The gram fare. ItIon waxed for Columbia in France.

The World's Most Popular Waltz Song- "MISSOURI WALTZ" Always a musical treat the song that pleases more people all the time Great new recordings of "MISSOURI WALTZ" just released! Victor No. 20-3316 PERRY COMO RCA - Decca No. 25407 BING CROSBY Columbia No. 20524 GENE AUTRY No. 5219 HOWARD - Mercury EDDY - Broadcast No. 417 KEN GRIFFIN - - - Varsity No. 509 BOB STANLEY PUBLISHED BY MUSIC PUBLISHER, Inc. FORSTER 216 So. Wabash Ave., Chicago, N. Y. 1619 Broadway, New York,

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THE BILLBO.IRD PICKS: In the opinion of The Billboard mtmdc staff. records listed ',low aloft likely to achieve are most popularity as determined by entry into best selling, most played or most heard features of the Chart. CARELESS HANDS "SO DEAR TO MY Sammy Kaye with Don Cornell and the HEART" Three Kaydets Victor 20-3321 Combining an appealing ballad Kaye's persuasive quality with a serene. folk-like sincerity, treatment of a persuasive tune reaches right where you live. Credit warbler Cornell out and hits you assist. Strong and the smooth Kaydet trio with a strong material for bolls folk and pop consumption. And a Great Score! ROSEWOOD SPINET LOVE ME, LOVE ME, LOVE ME Eddy Howard WITH GREAT RECORDINGS Mercury 5.238 AE Howard figures to hare double-headed winner in this ballad and a fetching bounce ditty. pairing of cream-smooth approved -Spinet" is one of the songs-that-tells-a-story In'an pubber plug tradition --ono its attractive melody projection from Howard in a very gets extra-Strong catchy rhythm slow, hypnotic tempo. Flip is one of those things that sets you humming after one listen. It chanted by the Howard vocal trio. is captivating,' I'LL STRING ALONG WITH YOU Doris Day-Buddy Clark.... Columbia 38394 The high-riding duo do handsomely with this Tine oldie exceedingly well with that seems to hare worn LAVENDER the years. Day and Clark. and Capitol's Jo Stafford and Gordon MacRae. whose treatment of the number is also a standout, have started the revival ball may well rolling for this quality ballad, which to spotted In the forthcoming Day flick, "My Dream Is Yottra." BLUE (Dilly Dilly) Hugh Cameron Crystal 185 THE Burl lees Dacca 24547 DISK JOCKEYS PICK: Sammy Kaye Victor 203100 PICKS tat hare appeared for three consecutive weeks or three times Vera Lynn within a -week London 310 sir period are not repeated 1 eon. Based on a veekly survey Dinah Shore Columbia 38299 among 1200 them. the disk jockeys tomorrow's hits will be: Jack Smith Capitol 15225 1. DOWN BY THE STATION Tommy Dorsey Victor 20-3317 Anne Vincent Mercury 5246 2. WOULD YA" Johnny Mercer Capitol 15337 Mitch Millers 00. 3. RED ROSES FOR A BLUE LADY John Laurens Mercury 5201 4. SO IN LOVE Patti Pace Mercury 5230 5. CONGRATULATIONS Jo Stafford Capitol 15319 6. HERE I'LL STAY is Stafford Capitol 153t9 7. THE PUSSY CAT SONG Bob Crosby-Patty Andrews Donut 24533 S. ROSETTA Frankie Labile Mercury 5227 SO 9. A LITTLE LEARNIN' IS A TO DANGER. Pearl DEAR Bailey-Frank Sinatra OUS THING Columbia 35362 10. IT ONLY HAPPENS ONCE Frankie Laine Mercury 5227 MY HEART Peggy lee Capitol 15232 THE RETAILERS PICK: Freddy Marlin Victor 20-3130 PICKS that have appeared tor three consecutive weeks or three times Dinah Shore Columbia 38299 withir a stx-week period are not repeated below Based on a weekly survey Anne Vincent Mercury 5246 among 4,970 01 them. the record retailers think tomorrow's hits will be' Mitch Miller's Orch. I. CRUISING DOWN THE RIVER Blue Barron MGM 10348 2. MELANCHOLY MINSTREL Vaughn Monroe Victor 20-33t9 3. BY THE WAY Perry Como Victor 20.3099 4. ROSETTA Frankie Lain, Mercury 5227 5. EVERY DAY I LOVE l'O'J it Stafford Capitol 15139 8. HE WAS A GOOD M 4,1 Stan Kenton Capitol 15327 7. COLUMBUS STOCIZADE BLUES Vaughn Monroe -Sons of the Pioneers IPS RUCH DO Victor 20-3252 8. IS IT TRUE WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT DIXIE? Al Jolson -Mills Brother, .Deco 24S34 9. ONCE IN LOVE WITH AMY Fran' c nate,. Columbia 38391 10. '.'..-J5 Y Grade F,Id Leedom 3,2 WITH NEVA GOT Johnny Johnston Capitol 103138 Gene Krupa Columbia 382S5 Freddy Martin Victor 20.3130 THE OPERATORS PICK: Pied Pipers Capitol 15233 PICKS that have appeared for three consecutive weeks or three noes within a sin -week period are not repealed below. Based on a weekly survey ARTISTS LISTED ALPHABETICALLY among 3.558 01 them, the juke box operators think tomorrow's hits will be: I. MORE BEER' Andrews Sisters Deena 24546 2. DOWN BY THE STATION Tommy Dorsey Victor 20-3317 3. II35ETTA Frankie Larne Mercury 5227 Inc. 4. RED ROSES FOR A BLUE LADY Guy Lombardo Deep. 24549 SANTLY-JOY, 5. CRUISING DOWN THE RIVER Clue Barron MGM 10346 EDDIE JOY, Gen. Prof. Mgr. 6. IS IT TRUE WHAT TIIEY SAY 1619 BROADWAY NEW YORK 19, N. Y. ABOUT DIXIE? Brothers-Deer, 24534 London 362 NEW YORK BOSTON CHICAGO HOLLYWOOD 7. F?REVER AND EVER Gracie Fields

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www.americanradiohistory.com Too Dan Cherie F":?.P-1-Arn.V.,.... L'Ilt,onndX3292 You're 291 Fenton Ork (My Darling, Chilena . . . London O. Fields-B. Linda 291 CHARTS London 369 Rumba-Tambah . . . London Reinswe Los Carrleales 23-1193 MUSIC POP Dueto Sonora am Maris) Victor SOS.. LATIN AMERICAN Los Cp.. Lobos (Marl- URITY L. Guerrero Y Bus Ctn. El Deceocioned haste Boogie) Imperial 329 Trio Tarlecuri QUIeto) Victor 23-1103 Los Parachicos 234101 Advance Informatioti M. Parra (Marla Criettna) Victor El Enmascarado Ranchers) Victor Maria Cristin M Mejla (Justiela (Los Pitrachicos, Victor 33-1101 Based on reports received last three days of 23-1104 M. Parra Week Ending January 14 Bangle Estate Quiet° Jose Marihuana Lobos (Los Victor L. Guerrero `1 Sus Clam Trio Tarlacurl (El Decepelonda) Imperial 338 23-1103 Choc.) Pueblo RECORD Ranchers Mr boy Pal Quo) V)e)er ARM RELEASES Juliela M. aferceron Ork 'Pare. M. Melia (El Enmasearado) Victor Records listed sre generally approximately two weeks In advance of actual retest, 23-1104 23-1099 date . List is based on Information supplied in advance be record companies. Only Blum r La Cops May Sabre., records of those manufacturers voluntarily supplying information are listed. De .r° Victor Guerrero Y Sus Chaco Lob. 'Para, P. Hernendez (Viva Coahuila) 333 POPULAR 23-1100 Para) Imperial Para, Para La Rumba 4 Little Bird Told Me No Orchids for My Lady La Marla Lobo, ;Met , Victor L. Guerrero Y Sus Ctn. (Suvla Bay, London' 399 F. Sinatra-A. Stordahl Ork (Why Can't( i Los Carrosales The Wayfarers Duero Sonora Sabrosoi Imperial 333 4 Pink Columbia 38393 23-1102 Va The Keynotes-F King t Pretty Sue) Lon- Old Fashioned Lore Alhom-S. Black A His Parece Qne Llover Latin Rhythms Victor 23-le9e don 385 F. Leine-C. Fischer Orb (Tara Tatars' Concert Ork 1340") M. Merceron Ork (Me Vey) of Too Mercury 31'17 111 I On is Dream London LA-53 Viva Coahuila 11 500 Once Upon a Winter Time B. Barclay Love) Discovery Amedia Luis . . London 293 Victor 23-1100 In My Fashion V. Lynn at's Easy, London 314 P. Helmand. (La Co.) 11waye Tree to You Adios . . . London 292 13. Shore-The Starlighters-H. Zimmer- Organ Boogie man Orb (So In) Columbia 38399 G. Wright (Paramount Blues) Regent 141 1rnella Cordell& Menotti (Maewhol Paramount Blues C. Foster Orb (Dream a Little, Mercury G. Wright (Organ Boogie) Regent 141 5135 Peter, Peter. Pumpkin Eater An Old Magnolia Tree X. Cugat Ork (Con Maracas) Columbia 8. Browne (These Will) London 388 38389 Beautiful Ohio Ponder Your Face With Sunshine V. Young Orb (Missouri Waltz) Decca D. Day-B. Clark all String, Columbia 24535 38394 Powder Your Fare With Sunshine Careless Victor S. Howard Ork (Tee Lived) Mercury S. Kaye Orb (Careless Hands) of S 57.33M 20-3321 /VG/of' Careless Bands Pretty Sue Sammy Kaye Orb (Powder Your) Vietor The Keynote,F. King (A Pink Parasol, London 385 30-3321 Say It isn't Se Chalartnt My Tear Judy Garland (Love) Dec. 33688 B. Lee-N. Temple (Love Me) London 371 So in Love Con Maracas Capitol Y. Ork (Peter, Peter) Columbia O. MacRae Orb (The Ftosewood) Cugat 15357 38389 Se in Love Dark Eyes Zimmerman Orb (Always R. Mend. Orb-V. Voting, Dir. (Estrinita) D. Shore -H. Deetea 24557 Tithe) Columbia 38399 Aerated Someone Like You Dent Bane D. James (Why Is) London 364 M. Lewis-The Star Dusters (The Tree) 24556 Seel* Bay Decca (a. Little) London 389 Down by the St.!. The Wayf arers Orb (Sweet Sue) Decca Sweet Sue, Jest Yon 0. Lombardo F. Carle Orb-G. Lawrence (Let al Co- 24555 a Little Dream et Me lumbia 38388 ONICATS1 Dream Ork-T. Ryan (Antella, Cot- Sweet See C. Foster F. Lombardo Orb (Down by) Decca 24555 della) Mercury 5235 `Tara Talara Tale WATCH FOR OUR NEW Estrintta F. Lathe-C. Fischer Orb (Old Fashioned) R. Mend. Ork-V. Young. Dir. (Dark :Mercury 5177 UNIVERSAL DOUBLE FEATURE RECO_R_DS Eyes) Dec. 34557 Telephone Son. Album -The Jesters rower of Dawn (4-10") R. Goff -C. Stapleton Orb (The Streets) 383 Dec. A-64/ Currently Riding Hie. London 1. All Alone, Nora Malone . . Decca Green-Up Time Carroll Orb (Johnny Get) 34358 Nn, ! A. . . Record Vincent-J. 1. At the Telephone; 2. All Alone . "DIANE" Universal liereary 5236 Dec. 24357 Buneartan Ceara. Rainy Afternoon; 107 I. Call Me Up Some J. Body Orb (Just for) Fortune 2. When You're Lonesome, Don't I Lena Seamy . . Dec. 24359 YOU AT THE /) Discovery 500 Forget My Number SEE B. Barclay (All 1. Hello, Frisco; 2. Hello Central. Give Along With Yee String Co- Me Heaven; 3. Hello Hawaii, How Are BANQUET D. Clark (Powder Your) 24360 CM Day-B. You . . Once lumbia 38394 Hello, Wednesday, January 14th 7. Hello. My Baby; 2. Sweetheart. Little Petunia tin an Onion 24357 rile Lonely Hello . . . Decca Patch) Eddie. Your Wife's on the Shaffer-A. Bleyer Orb 1. Hey A. Godfrey-S. . . . Decca 24358 Columbia 38390 Phone (Little Guy) 1. Kitty. the Telephone Girl; 2. Tele- WEEK OF JANUARY .1`0191 Only Happens Once for Me . . Decca 24359 IT No Moon) Capitol 15358 phone King Cole Trio 1. Phone Bell Rang; 2. Hello, All Right, To Remember . . 24369 It's Easy 374 Goodbye . Dec. RIVERSIDE THEATRE movabo V. Lynn (Once Upon) London Got the Sweetest Man Tenderly Mercury ire Supreme 3-1512 D. Feeney (Too Marvelous for) (RETURN ENGAGEMENT1 P. Watson (You Broke) 523251 a Lifetime for You Fve Lived 5233M Tenement Symphony Pte. I & Orb (Careless) Mercury 20-3274 E. Howard T. Martin . . . Victor Johnny Get Veer Girl Ireland Means to Me Alb. Adilk. Ada. Alb. AIM. Al". Orb (Green -up That's What Adak AIM. A. Vincent -J. Carroll F. Kendall-The Starlite Trio (Would Time) Mercury 5236 You?, Foetune 103 Jest se Idea Good to Mr (Maequerade, Capitol The Lord's Been ExclusEve Management R. Touset Ork R. Goff-C. Stapleton Orb tYou're Still, 15360 London 388 ENTERTAINMENT AGENCY for Tonight Spinet MUTUAL Just Csardas) Fortune The Rosewood 203 N. WABASH AVE. CHICAGO, ILL. J. Body Ork (Hungarian G. MacRae Ork (So int Capitol 15357 107 The 8 of Laredo Goodnight Orb (Flower Of) EL. Me Singers-R. Robert- R. Goff-C. Stapleton A. Shelton-Wardour London 373 London 383 son Ork (While the) The Tree With the Red. Red Leaves Be Your Umbrella (Don't Hang) Let Smile (Sweet Sue) M. Lewis & the Stardusters F. Carle Ork-G. Lawrence Decca 24556 Columbia 38388 Will Be the Best Year, These Magnolia) London Little Gay Bleyer Ork S. Browne (An Old A. Godfrey-The Mariners-A. 38390 386 MILTONE and SACRED (Vas a) Columbia Too Darn But Love 23688 Russell-J. Carroll Ork (Why Is, J. Garland (Changing My) Decca M. Lore Finds a Way ?demure 5337 (My Dream) Be Sorry V. Lynn-B. Fenton Orb Too Late To RECORDS Lanson (to Moon) Mercury 5195 London 387 or Leave Me B. Me. Love Me, Love Me for Words Lore Too Marvelous 5232M Alone 13. Forney 'Tenderly) Mercury (Say It) London 371 DISTRIBUTED ON WEST COAST B. Lee-Nat Temple Twister In the Stammer Margie B. Allen taturglet Capitol 13359 In) Capitol 15359 B. Allen 'Twister the Angelus Was Ringing by While Singers -R. Robertson Masquerade Capitol 15360 A. Shelton-Wardour R. Touset Orb (Just an) Ork (Kiss Mel i.ondon 373 Missouri Walls Yea Bebe. Ohlo) Decca Why Can, Moore Four (fin V. Young Ork (BeautLful F. Sinatra-The P. DAY DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 24535 Orchids) Columbia 38393 Orches- Fantasy for Girl and It Phil Moore'. Ork-Annette Why le 384 tra Album -P. Moore's D. James tSomeone Libel London (Largest Independent Distributors of Rate Records/ Warren (2 -12-1 le It DM 10 12000-2001) Why Orb (Too Darn, Discovery M. Russell -J. Carroll Now Open for New Distributors My Darling. My Darling Mercury 5237 Territories Farnon Ork (You're Too) G. Fields-B. Would Year London 369 le Kendall-The !Partite Trio (That's Write or Wino Is Yours Fortune 103 My Dream (Love Finds) What, V. Lynn-B. Farnon Ork Premise Von Broke Your 8.151, WAR PERKINS, Gen. Mgr. London 387 P. Watson tree Got) Supreme No Moon at All the Belle of the Ball (lt Only) Capitol 15358 Snore Still Lord's) 709 EAST 29TH STREET ADents 15570 LOS ANGELES II. CALIF. King Cole Trio R. Cloff-C. Stapleton Orb (The at All 386 Ne Mose Mercury 5195 London B. Lemon (Too Late) The Ill/board Jake Sox Supplement Pape 46 January 22, 194P

www.americanradiohistory.com Brief biographies of the great writers of popular music, complete with . . . CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF THEIR GREATEST SONGS Yr . PUBLISHERS (Where no publisher listed, song is Honor Roll of Public Domain) in . BACKGROUND DATA ON SELECTED SONGS Popular . . . MAJOR LABEL RECORDINGS AVAILABLE ON Songwriters by The EHT"'ted"...,,,h AU riches SONGS reserved. This anthology of American ill By Jack Burton popular music. which covers mainly a 80- year period from 1890 to the present day, Is based on 20 years by of research the author. a former newspaper, magazine and advertising copy writer who has made the study of popular musts his hobby. This anthology does not attempt to list the complete output No. 3-JAIIES A. BLAND writers. of these Instead, the song listing Ls restricted to those titles that have gained either top ranking ar appreciable popularity. IN THE 1880's, James A. Bland was ble imprint on American popular In the musical comedy and film musical fields, however, the complete hailed across the Atlantic as "the music, and blazed the trail for other scores will be listed in order to provide something new and vitally needed prince of Negro songwriters." He gave songwriters of his race who, unlike in an anthology of this kind: A comprehensive record of stage and motion command performances for Queen him, received recognition and finan- picture songs. Victoria and her son, Edward, Prince cial reward for their contributions to Songs are listed according to the date of their original copyright. the stage musical songs according of Wales. For 20 years he was the the theater and the home-talented to the year such musicals were produced, and the film songs according to the year of their public release. idol of the English music halls, and Negroes like William Handy, Cole All songs that and Johnson and Duke have attained a sheet music sale of a million or more knew the security of pound notes Ellington, to copies according to the most authentic and ,tnbiased records available. and golden sovereigns. mention but a few. are marked with an asterisk (.) In his homeland, however, Bland Bland was born of free colored In the publisher listing, the name of the present publisher and not was practically unknown even the parents at Flushing, N. Y., October the original publisher is given. and songs now In the public domain (titles his songs were not unsung. White per- 22, 1854, and spent most of his boy- first copyrighted In 1892 or before) have no publisher credit. formers, who introduced them, often hood in Washington, where his father, In the listing of song recordings, no so-called collector's items are rt given, and while such a list is representative, it makes no pretensions of claimed them as their own. American a native of Charleston, S. C., and a being complete. publishers, who bought them for a graduate of Wilberforce University, pittance, profited handsomely from served as an examiner in the United their popularity. And when Bland States Patent Office. The elder Bland the song was written. Bonnie Thornton. DON'T GIVE UP THE OLD LOVE FOR was the first Negro to be pleading with Jim to come home, finally THE NEW died, destitute, in Philadelphia, May appointed asked him if she wasn't his sweet- Edward B. Marks Music Corp. 5, 1911. not a single obituary notice to such a position following the Civil heart any more, and got this reply 1897-THERE'S A LITTLE STAR SHINING 00 told of his passing, and he was buried War. "No. Bonnie, my sweetheart, the man YOU Upon graduation from high school, in the moon... Neat day Thornton re- Edward B Marks Music Corp. in an unmarked grave in a Negro called his rejoinder and made it the WHEN I TOOK THE KEELEY CURE cemetery on the outskirts of Merion, Bland enrolled with his father at bads for song hit. Edward B. Mons Music Corp. Pa. Howard University to study law, and (Available on Deem, record Na. 16552 CURIOUS CURES In Album No..4-351, the Knickerboeker Edward B. Marks Music Corp. A. Yet James Bland left an indeli- (See James A. Bland, opposite page) Serenaders I With these two songs. Jim Thornton got even 1893-THE STREETS OF CAIRO with "Old Dos" Keeley for try- JAMES A. BLAND'S Edward B. Marks Music Corp. This ing to reform him. GREATEST SONGS song immortalised "Little Egypt." the 1898-AY/HEN YOU'WERE SWEET SIXTEEN AND RECORDIN hoochy-korschy dancer at the Chicago Shapiro -Bernstein dr Co, Ina. This GS AVAILABLE World's Pair. title stemmed from Jlen's reply to hie wife's oft-repeated question: "Don't 1878-CARRY ME BACK TO OIL' VIRGINNY 1880-HAND ME DOWN MY WALKING 1894-SHE CANE MAY HAVE SEEN BETTER DAYS you love me anymore ?" .71m (Available on the following records: DE GOLDEN WEDDING -Sure." Edward B. Marks Music Corp. replied on this particular occasion. "I RCA Victor No. 18314, Marian Ander- IN THE MORNING BY THE BRIGHT BOWERY GIRLS son with RCA Victor Orchestra; Deers LIGHT love you like I did when you were No. 25062, Byron Wolfe's Orchestra; 1896 -GOING FOR A PARDON sweet sixteen." And the next morning. The exact dates when the following Words by Clara Hauensehild. Edward a million -copy song his way born, a Capitol No. 20051, Jo Stafford with songs were written is unknown:. Paul VP.01:1't Orchestra; Columbia B. Marks Music Corp. song that was revived in 1944 in the CLOSE DEM WINDOWS ON THE BENCHES IN THE PARK flies "The Great John L." produced by No. 721040 In Album No. M-659, Helen COME ALONG, SISTER MARY Edward B. Mar. Music Corp. Bing Crosby. Traubel with male quartet and orches- DANCING ON THE KITCHEN FLOOR (Available on the following Deeea rec- (Available on the following records. tra., DANDY BLACK BRIGADE ords: No. 18552 in Album No. A-354. RCA Victor No. 00-2250, Perry 1879-IN THE EVENING BY THE MOONLIGHT FARMER'S DAUGHTER the Knickerbocker (Available Al- Serenaders: Decc the Satiation and Lloyd Shffer's Or in Deem', Gay Nineties' GABRIEL'S BAND Albans No. A-692. Frank Lather, Cen- chestra: Deers No. 24106 In Albans bum No. A-692, Frank Luther and LISTEN TO THE SILVER TRUMPETS tury Quartet and orchestra.) No. A-575, Al Jolson and orchestra., Century Quartet orchestra/ at- with OLD FASHIONED COTTAGE IT DON'T SEEM LIKE THE SAME OLD 1900 -THE BRIDGE OF SIGHS comvaniment., OLD HOMESTEAD SMILE A tear-jerker that immortalizes the GOLDEN SLIPPERS ROSE PACHOULA Edward B. Marks Music Corp. bridge that connects the Tombs and P120- (Available on RCA Victor No. TAPIOCA A "smile" was a shot of liquor In the County Court Building in New York 1833) in Album No. P-155, Carson Robi- WAY UP YONDER Thornton's vernacular, and this title is City. son and Ills Pleasant Valley Boys.) YOU COULD HAVE BEEN TRUE a direct quote of a remark Jim is said 1903-THERE'S A MOTHER ALWAYS WAITING to bare made after sampling a drink AT HOME SWEET HOME while he was taking the Keeley cure- Paull- Pioneer Music Corp. No. 4-JAMES THORNTON No. BOND nirj YOU hear the gag Jim ing waiter and found in the clatter of 5-CARRIE JACOBS lJ Thornton pulled last night?" crockery the inspiration for his first song, Remember Poor Mother at 44 FOUND opportunity wailing at ing firm in a hall bedroom, where she This was a common daily greeting not only wrote music and lyrics but along Broadway 50 and more years Home. He sold it for $2.50. -I' the door when adversity It was here, too, that he wooed knocked." designed and illustrated the song ago, and because of his bibulous es- covers as welL capades this songwriting monologist and won Bonnie Thornton, whose This is how Carrie Jacobs Bond became a legendary figure in Tin wifely devotion exceeded even her explained her success as a song- The business flourished and grew Pan Alley and the variety halls he artistry and popularity as a variety writer. Left practically penniless in from the start. Within a year, Mrs. played. hall soubrette: for it was her hope- 1895 by the death of her husband, a Bond had a staff of 19 employees. in less job to try and keep Jim sober mining camp doctor, she moved from and soon after the turn of the cen- Altho born Liverpool, England, a million Jim Thornton was as Irish as the and separated from evil companions. Iron River, Mich., to Chicago where tury, her songs were selling Thornton was John L. she opened a students' boarding copies or better, making her the Lakes of Killarney, his ready wit Sullivan's woman being reflected in his songs and sto- favorite pianist, while the former house and eventually turned to song- country's most successful heavyweight champion was Jim's writing to supplement a less-than- composer. ries, his blarney getting him out of of The- tight places, and his sharp tongue favorite drinking companion. This adequate income. During the administrations made for a beautiful friendship After selling a few songs for $25 or odore Roosevelt and Warren G. Hard- berating any and all who crossed that gave recitals at the him, was pledged nightly in an alcoholic $30 each, she decided to publish her ing, Mrs. Bond drunk or sober. own songs, and raised $300 for the White House, but her songs were In addition to being Tin Pan Al- marathon which started at the Hoff- man House bar, took in the saloons venture by giving a concert in Stein- written for the common folk-song, ley's champion elbow-bender, Thorn- way Hall, wearing a dress she had easy to sing but hard to forget. And ton was the most erudite of tune- of Jim Corbett, Tom Sharkey and heritage Terry McGovern. and finished around fashioned from a lace curtain. these songs are the enduring smiths, able to hold his own with With an additional $1,500 borrowed she left the world when she died in Maurice Barrymore or Edwin Booth sunrise in some dive on the lower 1946- East Side. Then Bonnie and the from a neighborhood druggist, Mrs. California on December 28. in quoting Shakespeare. Jim's classi- Bond set up her one-woman publish- America's "grand old lady of song." cal education began when he was the Bromo-Seltzer bottle took over. night watchman at the Boston print- A tall, lean man who wore a Prince CARRIE JACOBS BON D'S GREATEST SONGS ing plant of Rand & Avery, and no Albert coat both on and off the stage, RECORDIN GS AVAILABLE Thornton aped for a gag the dress AND less an authority than Henry Wads- A-WEARYIN' FOR YOU Noble and orchestra: Celan.. Re. mannerisms of two much 1900-JUST with Mann worth Longfellow advised him what and pub- Jacobs Bond as Son_ 1716111, Charles Kellen. Carrie No. 0.20 Is get licized figures of the 1890's-"Old ( Available on the following records. aecompsnist; Colombia books to read. Evelyn and her violin with Phil Doc" Munyon, who cured the RCA Victor. 24018, Jack Denny and C-111, , first heard Jim nation's SpilMny Orchestra: Colombia No. 36200. bunions, and the Rev. Waldorf Astern Orchestr; RCA Vic- with Nevatord Thornton's deep, pontifical voice at corns and Dr. tenor, Fred Lowrey, whtstler, Pankhurst, a militant vice crusader tor No. 10-1253, Allan Jones, and electrle guitar; Colombia No. "The" Allen's Bal Mabille on Bleecker and Robert Armbruster's °reheat's; Co- 72105D. Helen Tr.hel and orchestra-1 No. 369M in Set C-II4, Evelyn Street, where Jim worked as a sing- (See James Thornton, opposite page) lombia 1909-0A PERFECT DAY and her Mello with PhD SpItalny Or- on the foilowing records: Charles (Available chestra; Colombn No. 172S4D, RCA Victor No. 11-500, Thom. IL. JAMES THORNTON'S GREATEST SONGS Kuilman. tenor, with plans accom- sr I I h Gustave Crosby.) Thomas, baritone, panist; Deers Na. 25971, Bing Baenschen.s all-string arch sad AND RECORDINGS AVAILABLE TRULY chorus; Columbia No. 36217 in Set 1906' -01 LOVE YOU Gradman and orchestra; Co- UPPER TEN on Dece record No. 25050 In Carrie Jacobs Bond Jo Son. C-62, Ai 1889-THE AND THE LOWER FIVE (Available 423691, Andre Kostelanete 1890-THE IRISH JUBILEE Album No. A -535, Pat Barrington with (Available on the following records: lembla N. Bing Crosby; RCA and his orchestra; Colombia No. 1210SD. Edward B. Marks Music Corp. The mu- orchestra.) Dece Na. 23971, with male No. 10-1249. Allan Jones, lector, Helen 7rsu bet. tioarano, sly for this song was written by Charles 1892-MY SWEETHEART'S THE MAN IN THE Victor orchestra; Been No. 21197 B. with Roy Arrnbruster's Orchestra; RCA sharps sod Lawlor, Thornton's vaudeville part- MOON Album A-184. Jesse Crawford, plps ner. and the Side- Edward B. Marks Music Corp. Victor No. 21010, Wayne King and or- In cornnoaer of "The organ sole. walks of New Tork.' This title woe born the night before chestra; RCA Victor Na 24808, Ray

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www.americanradiohistory.com JAMES A. BLAND (Continued from opposite page) SONGWRITERS SONGS 111TH MOST VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL his spare time as a page irked in SYSTEM) y in the House of Representatives. COMING UP! PLUGS II KEY AREAS (1111 re. with several other clerks, he med the Manhattan Club, which January 29 Issue !Continued from page 32) }dished entertainment for social el N=2:7.",:2: tgr"'"" therings in the nation's capital. PAUL DRESSER BV =.11=1= VZi"nul After hearing his first rounds of and Aause, Bland found Blackstone Banos II and uninviting. Let others make CHARLES K. HARRIS d interpret the country's laws. He Cus;:tdo,,Lo Ousts (Dots With 0 1 1 4 05 Pose 1 5 2 44444 tided to write and sing the February 5 and 72 Issues songs instead. So, at the the 1 4 0 5 106 untrfs Miller 3 4 0 4 8 13 e 4 e of 21, he joined Orio- 'Wm?"' "e1"." Callender's VICTOR HERBERT 8 1 5 0 8 114 1 10 0 7 0 3 0 n/ Georgia Minstrets, sitting as an Far Away Places Lined 0 5 0 8 113 whose B 0 3 3 10 6 B d man beside Billy Kersand, February 19 Issue For You WItmark 7 was as highly pub- 1 2 1 5 113 assive mouth Loads 0 0 1 8 1 5 5 5 as is Jimmy Durante's JOE HOWARD Galway On cized then 2 7 1 3 0 7 119 1 5 0 7 1 5 oboscis today. Here Stay (Lon 11101 Minoan 3 0 3 71 February 26 Issue 8 0 4 1 8 1 3 3 3 For the next quarter of a century, Non Me Robbins 9 trail land followed the of the wan- JOHN PHILIP SOUSA 4 5 68 Fox 2 4 0 4 1 1 0 4 0 1 0 ring minstrel, first with the Georgia 7.1.; Role Sloe and 9 5 5 5 8 0 3 1 113 'nstrels, then with Jack Haverly's 4,4..rM:;ket Place of Old 11 0 2 2 astodon Minstrels, and finally with JOHN STROMBERG In Bornnteln All Colored Minstrels, allender's I've My Lova To amp 1 0 11 83 (Writer of Weber & Fields Shows) not 6 9 1 8 1 1 1 8 a hich toured the and Me Warm Berlin 0 1 1 5 2 2 1 6 7 113 e British Isles under the manage- Lavender Blue Igo Dear to 12 1 5 ent of Charles and Gustave Froh- March 5 Issue My Heart/ JoY 1 El 0 10 192 an. E. r,...1 8 0 11 5 12 REGINALD DE KOVEN My (Whore'slbei. Charley?)Myr1100 During this period of comparative 0 1 74 Para. 3 8 0 2 1 6 0 4 4 5 ffluence and 'the 10 years of poverty and My Own Truo Lon 8 7 9 0 2 0 7 11 180 Bland wrote the words Lo Melrose 1 7 0 7 1 at followed. FRED FISHER On Slow Boat 700 1 3 0 2 83 nd music for approximately Remick 2 8 0 1 0 8 2 3 ongs, but only 37 are on file in the Issue Ona Sunday Afternoon March 12 h:four Face With 71 brary of Congress. What happened Powder Lo bardo 0 4 0 5 0 0 1 5 0 2 0 4 the 600-odd others is anybody's GUSTAV KERKER 3 3 0 9 2 e 2 4 3 3 0 2 11 83 tress, but it is a fairly safe conjec- Say it isn't So Orriin and 11 0 9 8 5 1 11 6 9 0 8 188 ure that men of lesser talent claimed So In Lon (Kiss Me Kate) T. Lrn:0 eir authorship and published them GUS EDWARDS 0 7 0 1 0 6 0 3 0 5 81 r their own aggrandizement. Tara Talara Tale Oxford 1 2 3 0 3 1 1 4 3 1 1 0 3 65 In 1939, thru the efforts of ASCAP, March 19 Issue That Certain Peen Bourne 2 3 A. 1 10 70 he unhonored grave of James IC 1 0 2 5 2 1 a 2 TILZER Until Dorsey 0 8 land was located, the weeds were HARRY VON Mos. a eplaced by flowers, and headstone and (When My Whet 1 5 1 6 0 8 1 95 as erected. A year later, the Vir- AL VON TILZER Triangle 5 7 1 8 recog- 1 7 2 1 1 6 6 126 inia Legislature gave belated Were Only Fooling S 3 a 1 7 4 4 ition to James A. Bland by making You is Carry Me Back to 01' Virginny March 26 Issue he official State song of the Old GEORGE M. COHAN ominion. The best known songs of Jim RECORDS MOST PLAYED BY DISK JOCKEYS Bland, all of which are in the public How about a split week? (cnntirned from page 32) of The audiences. domain, are listed in this issue What do you say?" PUnil JUN Billboard. Olen. Lam Chu Les RI "I'd say. Mr. Po li, you should ,late W.f. Wee, LE GUSTA J Smith-The Clark Sisters book nothing but midgets," was 4 25 14. CUANTO Capitol 15280 10185-ASCAP Jim's reply. 15 14 15. YOU WERE ONLY FOOLING. Blue Barron..MGM ON A SLOW BOAT TO E. Howard Ork Jim Corbett also took the count 9 Il 16. Mercury you'd quit CHINA 5210-ASCAP JAMES THORNTON after he told Jim: "If 19 17. LAVENDER BLUE D Shore-H Zimmerman Ork.1.. be the world's great- 3 Columbia 38299-ASCAP opposite page) drinking, you'd Dinning Sisters and Art Van (Continued from Thornton punched right 12 18 18. BUTTONS AND BOWS Th, hair. est ." Demme Quintet who got in Jim's pompadoured back with: "If you had side-stepped Capitol I5184-ASCAP to a writer of hit R Morgan ...Decca 24521-ASCAP In addition being be the heavy) I 19. SO TIRED Fitzsimmons, you'd still - 1165, W. songs and special comedy material IR. Morgan. Decga 24521; N. Donovan, DeLuxe Scott, Thorn- weight champ." Super Disc 10591 and a vaudeville headliner. P Como Victor 20-3285-ASCAP Thornton just couldn't stomach 2 23 20. PUSSY CAT SONG ton was a master of rough-and- gin 1Bob Crosby-Patty Andrews, Decca 24553, its hypocrisy, bathtub Goodman Ork-A. Hendrickson tumble repartee. prohibition, 9 17 2l. ON A SLOW BOAT TO B. and whiskey "just off the boat," and CHINA Capitol 15208-ASCAP When Lew Dockstader, the min- while playing in the musical comedy 11 15 22. ON A SLOW BOAT TO wire: on the wagon, CHINA 10i - A strel, sent Jim the following Sweet Adeline, he went SWEET GEORGIA BROWN _rcot tle'r"111 you're writing for the example of his former 3 - 23. Tempo 052-ASC7AP "Send monolog following Rondo R-102, W. me and I'll send money," Thornton's pal, the great Jawn L. But IC. Jones & His Kentucky Corn Crackers, roistering for his Gray-V. Mosso, Modern 20-611: R. Murphy, Z.falestie 1271: B. reply by wire was as sharp as it was Jim had an honorable reason Strong Ork, Tower 1255; J. LigginS HoneydrIppers. Exclusive 371, for fine, D Shore. 38358-ASCAP versa." respect 1 24. FAR AWAY PLACES -Columbia short: "Vice reformation-his - 15243-13 3 19 24. SWEET SUE, JUST YOU...J. Long Ork....Signature bon mot left aged liquor. iT. Phillips. National 70251 Another Thornton you have to drink Starr....Capitol I5226-ASCAP Ed Po li, a New Haven variety house "When the stuff 8 25 28. YOU WERE ONLY FOOLING.K. like varnish and you 27. FAR AWAY PLACES B Crosby-K. Darby Choir owner who was notorious for book - nowadays tastes Deceit 24532 -ASCAP to sober up on paint remover, J Smith and The Clark Sisters.. tog acts at cut rates, speechless. have 1 27. LAVENDER BLUE it's time to quit!" he declared with - Capitol 15225-ASCAP I can't pay you your 11 29. BUTTONS AND BOWS B Garret-H. Mooney Ork "Of course, dramatic finality. MGM 10244--ASCAP New York salary," Poli told Jim. until he Rhodes-H Zimmerman Ork... And Jim kept that pledge 9 29. BUTTONS AND BOWS ....B. "You see, New Haven is a small town. curtain call in Victor 20-3078-. ASCAP The stage is answered the final The theater is small. at the age of 79. small. And we play only to small 1938 GRIEG: CONCERTO IN A MINOR tie LUNCEFORD SPECIAL-Jimmy 70 FOR PIANO AND ORCHESTRA Luneeford Ork (4-10") (Op. 161 Moura Lympany (Columbia C-175) piano, with ti nal S y Luneeford Special, Uptown Blues: Well ALBUM REVIEWS plon; :1e str: ducted by' n- All Right Then; What's Your Story Morn- Sidney Beer (4-12") trig Glory; The Lonesome Road, Buoy. ChoPin's AND LONDON AGAIN aTA (Deem EDA-4111 Won't You Please Come Rome; LONDON NEW IL-1 °rice's concerto is a (roe concert hall Prelude No. 7; White Heat. (Continued from page 47) SUITE ALBUM-THE warhorse. It was made even more familiar SYMPHONY ORKE. COATES, pubilo via Freddy Martin's Another in the Columbia flot Jon Clank, FLICK. THE LITTLE FIRE EN- 49 (3-12") to the American series, this package represents a mar REIS- 1301 Director free adaptation of the opening theme for Loneefuril. GINE ALBUM-BERT LA 461 work is of memorial for the late Jimmy HOLM- (London Westminster; dance arrangement. The whose band of the mid-30's did mucn tut FELD-GRETA Covent Garden; Mayfair; nature with a hymn-like second ROBERT DANN (2-10"1 Place; Knightsbridge; Oxford joyous the development of big hand arrange 1,7-01 to 500151 Langham movement. The difficult piano work is han- ire IMGM (50014 Street. Miss menls and sounds. These sides among have been told is more or less dled lyrically by LYmPanT. who 0005 best this band produced tho the Dee. TMa tedious tale could The musk of Erio Coates weeks ago made her American con- the the number of sides. or Light symphonic category. a few catalog holds a good many of the re- effectively on half engines of the 'Mops" more cert debut to nothing less than rave re- While anything dealing with fire Bides contain some of his maining Luneeford was greats. Testi- and while These be recommended views. Sidney Beer, direction of the Ns- the is supposed to captivate the kids, familiar work. They ore to a doe reading mony to the greatness of Luneeford amount easy-to-nice and tional S,171010, produces is that 1510 production providem liberal those whu are seckMg hi ork the fact these disks sound as of and to type that perhaps a from the group. The recording technical- good today as they wwe when they ivme of nand effects. the lack reality melodic things of All told this la mighty im- partly 00 00 may turn out. The per- ly beautiful. made. Collectors should go for this pack- spontaneous excitement, due the Horton Gould with pressive competition for the Rebinatein me of its music, make., formance is clean and well-recarled concerto. age. unintegrated labored. The the New Symphony and Geier., versions of the whole effort sound extremely II- Coates conducting and good JOCKS JUKES JOCKS disks are unbreakable. and the cover thru his oven musk. Bold cover JUKES sell sets to Junior round out the pleasant package. Not suitable. A good work to "Uptown Bine, Good mantes! lostration should help liner notes Introduce Miss and couple of memories. Bre engine fanciers. JOCKS JUKES of any Lympany, Monis- tho novelties could Tor locks to puU coin in JUKES JOCKS Not suitable. art in whole Of tic, FM and still can do bet- longhair rage locations. Not sultans. Tau 011r4. ter. The lillboard Joke box Supplement Page 51 lanoary 52, 194*

www.americanradiohistory.comi. JOSE MELIS ORK RACE Record Reviews (Mercury 5204( (Continued from Why I page 46) Should 50--53--48--50 TINA DIXON & THE Only goOd thing on the side is Mells's tine plan- GENE NERO RATINGS ..05 which here fall in SEXTET 90.100 TOPS 80.89 EXCELLENT 10.19 GOOD the smart Cavallaro- King 42571 (100 Point DuchIn groove. Parrot Bar Boogie 71-71-70-72 Maximum) 40.69 SATISFACTORY 039 POOR tuba Dance 70--78--68--65 Small combo generates This side spots Meits all some steam In a frantic the way in an orlgThal boogie-woogie perform- ditty with rumba rhythm ance, with vocal little backing. more than a reiterated tag. ARTIST ARTIST Walk That Walk. BILLY ECKSTINE Cr HIS ORK Daddy-o 75-- 75-- 74 --76 Thrush gets off TUNES TUNES .National 90601 some lusty shouting to a fast My Silent Love 75- -76- -75- -75 rock.; blues. LABEL AND NO. Eckstine's name and disk LABEL AND NO. power should move this but it's a far cry from LONNIE JOHNSON COMMENT COMMENT his current singing stand- Ming 42811 ard. Bewildered 80--80--80--80 In a Sentimental Mood 71--72--70--71 Fine, relaxed warbling This side does even and olectrum-plucking POPULAR POPULAR less for Billy. on the strong sleeper tune MARCEL LAURENCE LENNIE HAYTON & figures to garner (Capitol 153381 hefty share of tune's THE MGM STUDIO RAY DOREY coin. Let the Rest of the idtsld Medal GM ORK 9481 I Know It's Love 70--70--70--70 World Go By 64--63--64--65 (MOM 301741 C'Est Fini 60--58--60--63 Johnson's up - tempo The old waltz draws a Slaughter on Tenth Dorey displays a warm treatment of his orig- spin In a straight organ and vibrant voice, but the inal rhythm ballad is reading. Avenue, Parts I & U 78-85-80-70 terial is thin. deficient In feeling tho Pigalle Rag 64-- 63-- 64 --65 Sound track rendition okay in mechanical as- from the "Words and I Wish Somebody The organ deals out a pects. real ragtime opus In Music- flick merits wide- Cared Enough straight fashion. spread whirling. It's To Cry 74--74--74--74 the modernistic Rodgers Pine new ballad with MANHATTAN PAUL ballet sequence that was an old-time savor gets WITH THE THREE originally used In -On RUTH WALLIS & DELUXE a winning Job from war- RIFFS Your Toes." bler here. RHYTHM MEN Mlantic. 811131 (De Luxe 1184, KATE SMITH Hard Ridin' Mama 87.48-.86-.117 Evolution 62--64--60--62 (MGM 10338, RAY DOREY Fast - moving. driving blues with Paul Little tune. smart ly,riea Tell Mc (Tell Me (Gold Medal GM 9411 shout- combine to turn out a Tell Me Why (Do ing. the band zestfully neither here nor there Why) 67 65 68 -67 hollering and stirring disking. Kate's try with a slow You Cry) 77--77--77--77 up a big beat and ballad doesn't sustain Effective production in dirty tenor ride shoving I Can't NS-- Wed You 70-- 70 --70 Interest. the You Call Everybody It into pay dirt. Suggestive lyric on a Darlire Till We Meet Again mode - shuffle I Wish I Didn't Love novelty which is especial- 70--70--70--70 rhythm. strong bury war- ly built for Juke boxes. Kate. Is more at home You So with this folksy stand- bling. etc. Dorey gives big 82--83--8I--81 here. Last year's pop hit ard, but here, too, things sounds like a mad se- SLIM COATES- drag a bit. Last Night Was a lection for race boxes GHOSTS OF BAKER Long Time Ago 50-50-50-50 now as Paul sings it. STREET NESS COULON Nothing here. (Continued on page 51) ,Crystal 2001 1Gold Medal GM-9471 More Than Anything in Sher Ice : Holmes 70--70--70--70 Novel spooky treatment, the World WARNING! , with singer and hollow- Attractive ballad num- sale. figures. prospective buyers are hereby warned that no reviewer is infallible. bones type rhythm back- ber, but performance These reviews, therefore, are to be used as a guide to buyers: a guide which is the ing. has amateurish. hastily majority of Instances has proved trustworthy. but which should. nevertheless, be eon- Greenville, S. C. 76--76--76--76 thrown together effect. sidered in the light of local and seasonal sales problems and other information pertinent Strong city-type song Wind In My Sails 40-- 40-- 40 --40 to the disk in qacstton. gets good group warbling. Feeble production.

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Most Played Margaret Whiting, whose disking of "A Tree in the Meadow" for Capitol landed in the upper brackets among Records most played disks on lakes. on the Nation's Juke Boxes

Pee Wee Hunt (left) and Freddy Mar- tin tilt a couple of glasses over the success of Cap's "Twelfth Street Rag."

RECORD ARTIST LABEL & NUMBER POINTS

1, My Happiness Jon and Sondra Steele Damon D-I1133 280 2. You Call Everybody Darlin' Al Trace Regent 117 258 3. Twelfth Street Rag Pee Wee Hunt Capitol 15105 237 4. You Can't Be True, Dear Ken Griffin- Jerry Wayne Rondo R-228 209 4. Now Is the Hour Bing Crosby Decca 24279 209 5. A Tree in the Meadow Margaret Whiting Capitol 15122 207 6. Manana Peggy Lee Capitol 15022 202 7. I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover Art Mooney MGM 10119 197 8. Beg Your Pardo?! Francis Craig 1012 Perry ("You Can't Be True, Bullet 171 9. My Happiness Pied Dear") Wayne. It's true, all Pipers Capitol 15094 165 10. right. His Rondo etching with Woody Woodpecker Kay Kyser Columbia 38197 164 Ken Griffin scored fourth in 11. Ballerina Vaughn Monroe Victor 20-2433 161 most played disks on jukes. 12. You Can't Be True, Dear Ken Griffin Rondo R-128 158 13. Little White Lies Decca 24280 144 14. Toone Oolie Doolie Andrews Sisters Decca 24380 140 15. Nature Boy King Cole Capitol 15054 135 16. It's Magic Doris Day Columbia 38188 132 17. Baby Face Art Mooney MGM 10156 129 18. My Happiness Ella Fitzgerald Decca 24446 114 19. Now Is the Hour Gracie Fields London 110 112 20. Beg Your Pardon Frankie Carle Columbia 38036 105 21. Buttons and Bows Dinah Shore Columbia 38284 101 22. Maybe You'll Be There Gordon Jenkins Dacca 24403 95 23. Love Somebody Doris Day- The Master gets an earful. Bing Crosby, Buddy Clark Columbia 38174 93 whose Decca waxing of "Now Is the 24. Golden Earrings Peggy Lee Capitol 15009 88 Hour" got a tremendous play, exchanges 25. I'll Dance at Your Wedding Ray Noble- a bit of banter with Fred Waring. Buddy Clark Columbia 37967 79 26. Too Fat Polka Columbia 37921 78 27. Underneath the Arches Andrews Sisters Dacca 24490 75 28. Now Is the Hour Eddy Howard Majestic 1191 72 29. On a Slow Boat to China Kay Kyser Columbia 38301 67 30. How Soon Jack Owens Tower 1258 66 30. How Soon Bing Crosby Decca 24101 66 31. I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Russ Morgan- Clover Milt Herth Decca 24319 32. How Soon Vaughn Monroe Victor 20-2523 33. It's Magic Dick Haymes- The grin and dim- Gordon Jenkins Decca 23826 ples on the Al 33. Civilization Andrews Sisters Trace physiognomy Danny Kaye Decca 23940 57 could stem directly 34. the Primo Scala's Banjo from his Regent Underneath Arches & Accordion Ork-The smash, "You Call Keynotes London 238 51 Everybody Darlin'," 1001 47 second among most 35. Francis Craig Bullet 47 played records. 35. Just Because Frank Yankovic Columbia 38072

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Company Labels With The Year's Most Played Top English singer-co- medienne Gracie Fields Records had a smash hit wax- ing in "Now Is the Frankie Cade tinkled his key- on the Nation's Hour" and gave the board on "Beg Your Pardon" London label an aus- for Columbia Records and picious 10th position aided that firm to the third Juke Boxes label on jukes in its first year most nickel attracting of biz. position.

POINTS TOTAL POINTS LABEL RECORD NO., SONG & ARTIST

1034 1. Capitol ....15105-Twelfth Street Rag (Pee Wee Hunt) 237 15122-A Tree in the Meadow (Margaret Whiting) 207 15022 -Manana (Peggy Lee) 202 15094-My Happiness (Pied Pipers) 165 15054-Nature Boy (King Cole) 135 15009-Golden Earrings (Peggy Lee) 88 209 02 Decca . .24279-Now Is the Hour (Bing Crosby) 11 24280-Little White Lies (Dick Haymes) 144 24380-Toolie Oolie Doolie (Andrews Sisters 140 24446-My Happiness (Ella Fitzgerald) 114 King Cole's "Nature Boy" 24403-Maybe You'll Be There (Gordon Jenkins) 95 etching helped Capitol Rec- 24490-Underneath the Arches (Andrews Sisters) 75 ords become the box 24101-How Soon (Bing Crosby) 66 label leader uf '48. 24319-I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover (Russ Morgan-Milt Herth) 64 23826-It's Magic (Dick Haymes-Gordon Jenkins) 57 23940-Civilization (Andrews Sisters-Danny Kaye) 57 3. Columbia 38197-Woody Woodpecker (Kay Kyser) 164 866 38188-It's Magic (Doris Day) 132 38036-Beg Your Pardon (Frankie Carle) 105 38284-Buttons and Bows (Dinah Shore) 101 38174-Love Somebody (Doris Day-Buddy Clark) 93 37967-I'll Dance at Your Wedding (Ray Noble- Buddy Clark) 79 37921-Too Fat Polka (Arthur Godfrey) 78 38301-On a Slow Boat to China (Kay Kyser) 67 Vaughn Monroe's waxings of "Ballerina" and "How on juke 38072-Just Because (Frank Yankovic) 47 Soon" gave Victor Records strong support boxes in '48. 4. Rondo R-226 & R -128 -You Can't Be True. Dear (Ken Griffin-Jerry Wayne) 367 367 5. MGM 10119-I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover (Art Mooney) 197 326 10156-Baby Face (Art Mooney) 129

6. Damon . D-11133-My Happiness (Jon and Sandra Steele) 280 280 258 258 7. Regent . 117-You Call Everybody Darlin' (Al Trace) 8. Victor 20- 2433-Ballerina (Vaughn Monroe) 161 223 20-2523-How Soon (Vaughn Monroe) 62 171 218 9. Bullet 1012-Beg Your Pardon (Francis Craig) 1001-Near You (Francis Craig) 47 Happiness" pro- 112 163 10. London 110-Now Is the Hour (Gracie Fields) vided Ella Fitzgerald 238-Underneath the Arches (Primo Scala Ork- and The Keynotes) 51 with one of the hits 72 72 which shoved that 11. Majestic ...1191-Now Is the Hour (Eddy Howard) 66 diskery into second 12. Tower 1258-How Soon (Jack Owens) 66 slot among the juke leaders.

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_SP 318 SUNDAYS WITH YOU BUMP IN THE ROAD BOOGIE He satisfies. Art The Prof essor's knowl- 307 YOU DON'T LOVE ME Mooney, whose MGM edge of bird lore proved X-TEMPORANEOUS BOOGIE "Four-Leaf CI over" extensive. "Woody Wood etching landed him in -' premier spot among pecker" for Columbia JIMMIE LIGGINS top bands on nation's landed him fourth among juke boxes. top bands in juke boxes. -SP 319 CAREFUL LOVE HOMECOMING BLUES

S- P 521 TEARDROP BLUES BAND RECORD NAME, LABS. b NUMBER CADILLAC BOOGIE

1. Art Mooney I'm Looking Over a Four-Leaf FOLK AND WESTERN Clover (MGM 10119) Baby Face (MGM 10156) EARL NUNN 2. Al Trace You Call Everybody Darlin' 701 DOUBLE TALKING WOMAN (Regent 117) - I'VE LOVED YOU TOO LONG (TO FORGET YOU) 3. Pee Wee Hunt Twelfth Street Rag (Capitol 15105) 237

4. Kay Kyser . ...Woody Woodpecker (Columbia 38197) JOHNNY CROCKETT On a Slow Boat to China JUST A MINUTE (Columbia 38301) SMOKY MOUNTAIN POLKA 5. Vaughn Monroe Ballerina (Victor 20-2433) 223 How Soon (Victor 20-2523)

6. Francis Craig Beg Your Pardon (Bullet 1012) 210 BRUCE TRENT Near You (Bullet 1001)

-703 ALIMONY 7. Gordon Jenkins. Maybe You'll Be There (Decca RIVER BLUES 24403) Sesesairdi It's Magic (Decca 23826) 311 VENICE OLEO. vamiffirssfam 8. Frankie Carle Beg Your Pardon (Columbia 38036) 105 re cords " LOS ANGELES IS. CALIF. 9. Ray Noble I'll Dance at Your Wedding Rud auleit 704. (Columbia 37967) SEND YOUR ORDER PLEASE SHIP MI THE QUANTITIES OF RECORDS I HAVE MARKED BESIDE EACH CATALOG NO. DIRECT TO US...WE JO. Eddy Howard Now Is the Hour (Majestic 1191)

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242791 275 1. Bing Crosby Now Is the Hour (Decca MOM ILD'ibING TONIGHT Now Soon (Decca 241011 736 A VACANT SIGN UPON MY HEART (Rondo 2. Jerry Wayne You Can't Be True, Dear 5228) 209 725 FOREVE.1.1kFdAR APART Lies (Decca 24280) 201 3. Dick Haymes Little White '"'" IT'S SO HARD TO SMILE It's Magic (Decca 238261

(Columbia 38174) 172 4., Buddy Clark .. ,. Love Somebody 715 MY HEART ECHOES at Your Wedding I'll Dance "" YOUR LIES HAVE BROKEN MY HEART 37967) (Columbia AND SOON TO BE RELEASED Boy (Capitol 15054) 135 S. King Cole Nature ill) SON, PlEkA,SbE MEET ME IN HEAVEN 78 ..Too Fat Polka (Columbia 37921) 6. Arthur Godfrey '"" NOT UNLOVED NOR UNCLAIMED Soon (Tower 1258) 66 7. Jack Owens How KING RECORDS, INC., DISTRIBUTORS OF 57 Civilization (Decca 23940) 0)41. 8. Danny Kaye KING DE LIME 1540 Brewster Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio

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3. Margaret Whiting A Tree in the Meadow (Capitol THE ORIOLES 15122) 207 4 Ella Fitzgerald .. My Happiness (Decca 24446) 114

'PLEASE GIVE MY 'DARE TO 5. Gracie Fields .... Now Is the Hour (London 110) 112 HEART A BREAK' DREAM' 6. Dinah Shore Buttons and Bows (Columbia by backed backed by (38284) 101 'IT SEEMS SO 'TO BE LONG AGO' TO YOU'

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POINTS ARTIST RECORD NAME, LABEL & NUMBER 11(1ING, 1. Ken Griffin (instrumental soloist) You Can't Be True. Dear (Rondo OPERATORS R-228 R-128) 367 97zzatq thanks,

2, Jon and Sondra 280 FOR MAKING 1948 Steele My Happiness (Damon D-11133) SUCCESSFUL YEAR 24380) 272 MY MOST 3. Andrews Sisters ..Toolie Oolie Doolie (Decca Underneath the Arches (Decca HAWKSHAW HAWKINS WRITE-WIRE 24490) AVAILABLE (Decca 23940) PHONE Civilization PARKS GENE JOHNSON (Capitol 15094) 165 FAIRS BLDG. 4. The Pied Pipers. ..My Happiness HAWLEY THEATRES WHEELING, a Four Leaf 8. Milt Herth Trio. ..I'm Looking Over CELEBRATIONS WEST. VA. Clover (Decca 24319) 64 the Arches (London MY LATEST KING RELEASES B. The Keynotes .. ..Underneath 238) 51 SOME OF THESE NIGHTS SOMEBODY LIED KINO by backod by barked 742 I DIDN'T HAVE THE HEART 756 MEMORIES ALWAYS COLIC -r" TO SAY GOODBYE LINGER ON

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The Year's Most Played Folk Records

Victor was represented on the Nation's by Pee Wee King's etching of "Tennessee Eddy Arnold had eight Waltz" among t h Juke Boxes of the top 25 folk rec- Juke folk Eaves in ad- ords of the year in hle dition to eight Eddy 1948 Victor output, Arnold waxings.

LABEL d NUMBER POINTS RECORD ARTIST Victor 2U-2700 300 1, Anytime Eddy Arnold Victor 20-2806 261 2. Bouquet of Roses Eddy Arnold Capitol 40063 221 O. Humpty Dumpty Heart Hank Thompson Victor 20-2332 187 4. 1'11 Hold You in My Heart Eddy Arnold Victor 20-2806 162 5, Texarkana Baby Eddy Arnold Victor 20-2680 142 6. Tennessee Waltz Pee Wee King Victor 20-3013 133 7. Just a Little Lovin' Eddy Arnold Victor 20.2700 121 8. What a Fool I Was Eddy Arnold King 658 110 9. Signed, Sealed and Delivered Cowboy Copes Capitol 15162 95 10. One Has My Name Jimmy Wakely Capitol 40054 83 11. Never Trust a Woman Tex Williams MGM 10116 81 12. Bubbles in My Beer Bob Wills King 673 75 13. Sweeter Than the Flowers Moon Mullican

14. (Don't Telephone, Don't Capitol 40081 69 Telegraph) Tell a Woman Tex Williams Robison MGM 53 15. Life Gets Tee-Jus, Don't It? Carson Decca 46074 47 16. Never Trust a Woman Red Foley Williams Capitol 40108 48 17. Suspicion Tex had two Jimmy Wakely T. Texas Tyler Four Star 1228 44 big folk disks in '48 for 18. Deck of Cards Capitol Records. Victor 20-2481 34 19. To My Sorrow Eddy Arnold Copas King 696 34 19. Tennessee Waltz Cowboy Victor 20-2563 31 20. I'm My Own Grandpaw Lonzo and Oscar Columbia 37991 25 21. Signed. Sealed and Delivered Bob Atcher Capitol 15243 25 21. I Love You So Much It Hurts Jimmy Wakely Capitol 40083 and 22, Peepin' Through the KeyLole Cliffie Stone Victor 20-2620 24 Decca 46134 23 23. Forever Is Ending Today Is Only a Picture Eddy Arnold Victor 20-3013 23 's "Life 23. My Daddy

Gets T ee- us" waxing Red Foley Decca 46136 21 24. Tennessee Saturday Night on MGM Records drew to the Decca 46119 16 wide attention 25. Seaman Blues Ernest Tubb recitative tune. Columbia 20430 16 25. I Love You So Much It Hurts Floyd Tillman

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Company Labels With The Year's Most Played Folk Records on the Nation's Juke Boxes

POINTS TOTAL POINTS LABEL RECORD NO., SONG 6 ARTIST

300 1416 1. Victor 20-2700-Anytime (Eddy Arnold) 20-2806-Bouquet of Roses (Eddy Arnold) 261 20-2332-I'll Hold You in My Heart (Eddy Arnold) 187 20-2806-Texarkana Baby (Eddy Arnold) 162 20-2680-Tennessee Waltz (Pee Wee King) 142 20-3013-Just a Little Lovin' (Eddy Arnold) 133 20-2700-What a Fool I Was (Eddy Arnold) 121 20-2481-To My Sorrow (Eddy Arnold) 34 20-2563-I'm My Own Grandpaw (Lonzo and Oscar) 31 20-2620-Peepin' Through the Keyhole (Cliffie Stone) 24 20-3013-My Daddy Is Only a Picture (Eddy Arnold) 23

2. Capitol 40065- Humply Dumpty Heart (Hank Thompson) 221 563 15162-One Has My Name (Jimmy Wakely) 95 40054-Never Trust a Woman (Tex Williams) 83 40081-(Don't Telephone, Don't Telegraph Tell a Woman (Tex Williams) 69 40108-Suspicion (Tex Williams) 46 15243-I Love You So Much It Hurts (Jimmy Wakely) 25 40083-Peepin' Through the Keyhole (Cliffie Stone) 24 Delivered 3. King 658-Signed. Sealed and (Cowboy Copas) 110 119 673-Sweeter Than the Flowers (Moon Mullican) 75 696-Tennessee Waltz (Cowboy Copas) 34

in My Beer (Bob Wills) 81 134 4. MGM 10116-Bubbles 10224-Life Gets Tee -Jua. Don't It? (Carson Robison) 53

a Woman (Red Foley) 47 107 5. Decca 46074-Never Trust 46134-Forever Is Ending Today (Ernest Tubb) 23 46136- Tennessee Saturday Night (Red Foley) 21 46119-Seaman Blues (Ernest Tubb) 18

of Cards (' T" Texas Tyler) 44 44 O. Four Star 1228-Deck Delivered Columbia 37991-Signed. Sealed and 7. (Bob Atcher) 25 41 20430-I Love You So Much It Hurts (Floyd Tillman) 16

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ARTIST I(ECORD NAME, LABEL. 6 NUMBER POINT)

1. Eddy Arnold Anytime (Victor 20-2700) 1221 Bouquet of Roses (Victor 20-2808) I'll Hold You in My Heart (Victor 20-2332) Texarkana Baby (Victor 20-2806) Just a Little Lovin' (Victor 20-3013) What a Fool I Was (Victor 20-2700) To My Sorrow (Victor 20-2481) My Daddy Is Only a Picture (Victor 20-3913)

2. Hank Thompson .1-lumpty Dumpty Heart (Capitol 40065) 221

3. Tex Williams Never Trust a Woman (Capitol 40054) 198 (Don't Telephone. Don't Telegraph) Tell a Woman (Capitol 40081) Suspicion (Capitol 40108)

142 4. Pee Wee King Tennessee Waltz (Victor 20-2680)

658) 134 5. Cowboy Copes , . Signed, Sealed and Delivered (King Tennessee Waltz (King 696)

120 6. Jimmy Wakely One Has My Name (Capitol 15162) I Love You So Much It Hurts (Capitol 15243)

81 7. Bob Wills Bubbles in My Beer (MGM 10116) 75 8. Moon Mullican Sweeter Than the Flowers (King 673) 68 9. Red Foley Never Trust a Woman (Decca 46074) Tennessee Saturday Night (Decca 46136) 10224) 53 10. Carson Robison Life Gits Tee-Jus. Don't It? (MGM

11. "T" Texas Tyler Deck of Cards (Four Star 1228) (Decca 46134) 39 12. Ernest Tubb Forever Is Ending Today Seaman Blues (Decca 46119) (Victor 20-2563) 31 13. Lonzo and Oscar I'm My Own Grandpaw 37991) 25 14. Bob Pitcher Signed. Sealed and Delivered (Columbia the Keyhole 15. Clif fie Stone Peepin' Through 24 (Capitol 40083 and Victor 20 -2620) 20430) 18 16. Floyd Tillman I Love You So Much It Hurts (Columbia

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King 4201 180 I. Tomorrow Night Lonnie Johnson Jackson King 4181 177 2. I Love You. Yes I Do Bull Moose Miracle M-128 172 8. Long Gone Sonny Thompson Capitol 40082 181 4. King Size Papa Julia Lee Hunter Four Star 1254 140 5. Pretty Mama Blues Ivory Joe Harris King 4210 138 6. Good Rockin' Tonight Wynonie Lee Capitol *028 134 7. Snatch and Grab It Julia Decca 24448 104 8, Bull Moose Jackson King 4230 99 9. I Can't Go on Without You Nellie Lutcher Capitol 15032 98 10. Fine Brown Frame Hal Singer Sextette Savoy 671 89 11. Corn Bread Ivory Joe 87 Versatile is the word for Louis Jordan Decca 24300 own 12. Barnyard Boogie Hunter, who penned and sang his tunes-like "Pretty Mama Blues" - Slim Miracle M-125 83 Star Around Memphis to juke box stardom for the Four 13. Messin' label. Bull Moose Jackson King 4189 79 14. All My Love Belongs to You Arbee Stidham Victor 20-2572 76 15. My Heart Belongs to You The Orioles Natural 5000 62 16. Ifs Too Soon to Know Nellie Lutcher Capitol 40017 36 17. He's a Real Gone Guy King Cole Capitol 15054 34 18. Nature Boy Tne Ravens National 9038 SO 19. Write Me a Letter Louis Jordan Decca 24104 43 20. Boogie Woogie Blue Plate Dinah Washington Mercury 8095 43 20. Am I Asking Too Much? gal, The chee-chee Sonny Thompson Miracle M -]28 38 Rose Murphy, attracts 21. Late Freight juke play ed a strong But when she debuted on 22. I Can't Give You Anything Mercury has Murphy Mercury 8111 38 Majestic. Love Rose those masters now, Murphy's fu- Pee Wee Crayton Modern 20-624 34 and Mi. 23. Blues After Hours ture work will bear the stamp. Bull Moose Jackson King 4189 32 RCA Vic.or 24. I Want 'a Bowlegged Woman Nellie Lutcher Capitol 40002 30 25. Hurry on Down

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VOCALISTS RECORD NAME, LABEL AND NO. POINTS

1. Bull Moose Jackson. I Love You, Yea I Do (King 4181) 387 I Can't Go on Without You When Decca says "here comes Mr. Jor- (King 4230) dan" (with a new release, that is) its All. My Love Belongs to You always good news for the juke ops. Louis Jordan's "Run, loe" was number one (King 4189) band effort among race platters of '48. I Want a Bowlegged Woman (King 4189) BAND RECORD NAME, LABEL AND 110. POINTS 2. Lonnie Johnson ....Tomorrow Night (King 4201) 180 3. Ivory Joe Hunter ...pretty Mama Blues 1. Louis Jordan Run Joe (Decca 24448) 234 (Four Star 1254) 140 Barnyard Boogie (Decca 24300) Boogie Woogie Blue Plate 4. Wynonie Harris ....Good Rockin' Tonight (King 4210) 138 (Decca 24104) 5. Memphis Slim Messin' Around (Miracle M-1113) 83 2. Sonny Thompson .. Long Gone (Miracle M -126) 210 to You Late Freight (Miracle M-128) 6. Arbee Stidham My Heart Belongs (Victor 20-2572) 76 3. Hal Singer Sextette Corn Bread (Savoy 671) 89 7. King Cole Nature Boy (Capitol 150341 64 4. Pee Weo Crayton Blues After Hours (Modern 20-624) 34

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NO. POINT1 RECORD NAME, LABEL AND ARTISTS

POINTS Too Soon to Know VOCALISTS RECORD NAME, LABEL AND NO. 1. The Orioles It's (Natural 5000) 62 Me a Leiter (National 9038) 5C 2. The Ravens Write

1. Julia Lee King Size. Papa (Capitol 40082) 295 Snatch and Grab It (Capitol 40028)

2. Nellie Lutcher Fine Brown Frame (Capitol 15032) 184

He's a Real Gone Guy (Capitol 40017) Hurry on Down (Capitol 40002)

I Too Much? . Dinah Washington ..Am Asking (Mercury 8095) 43 in vocal groups this year is One of the faves "Write You Anything But the Ravens, whose National platter, '. Rose Murphy I Can't Give among race singing a Letter," scored second 36 Me Love (Mercury 8111) combos.

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co Company Labels With The Year's Most Played Race Records on the Nation's Juke Boxes

LABEL RECORD NO., SONGS & ARTISTS POINTS TOTAL POINTS

1. King .4201-Tomorrow Night (Lonnie Johnson) 180 703 4181 -I Love You, Yes I Do (Bull Moose Jackson) 177 4210-Good Rockin' Tonight (Wynonie Harris) 138 4230-I Can't Go on Without You (Bull Moose Jackson) 99 4189-All My Love Belongs to You (Bull Moose Jackson) 79 4189-I Want a Bowlegged Woman (Bull Moose Jackson) 32

Capitol . .40082-King Size Papa (Julia Lee) 161 633 40028-Snatch and Grab It (Julia Lee) 134 15032-Fine Brown Frame (Nellie Lutcher) 98 40017-He's a Real Gone Guy (Nellie Lutcher) 56 15054-Nature Boy (King Cole) 54 40002-Hurry On Down (Nellie Lutcher) 30

8. Miracle ..M-126-Long Gone (Sonny Thompson) 172 293 M-125-Messin' Around (Memphis Slim) 83 M-128-Late Freight (Sonny Thompson) 38

4, Decca 24448-Run Joe (Louis Jordan) 104 234 24300-Barnyard Boogie (Louis Jordan) 87 24104-Boogie Woogie Blue Plate (Louis Jordan) 43

89 5. Savoy 671-Corn Bread (Hal Singer Sextette) 89

6. Mercury , 8095-Am I Asking Too Much? (Dinah Washington) 43 /8 8111-I Can't Give You Anything But Love (Rose Murphy) 38

7. Victor 20-2572-My Heart Belongs to You (Arbee Stidham) 78 78

Orioles) 62 62 8. Natural 5000-It's Too Soon To Know (The

50 60 9. National 9038-Write Me a Letter (The Ravens)

10. Modern .... 20 624-Blues After Hours (Pee Wee Crayton) 34 84

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to 1, 1949 A list of lobe's and manufacturers, corrected January Crescent Records A -1 Arista Blue Note Circle Inc. Crescent A-I Records of America Arista Records, Inc. Blue Note Records, Circle Sound, 8420 Santa Monica Blvd. 16 East 43d St., Rm. 004 612 Ave. 13 E. Third St. 98, Calif. Pennsylvania Ave 787 Lexington 3, N. Y. Hollywood New York 17, N. Y. Baltimore 1. Md. New York 21, N. Y. New York Crest Acetone Aristocrat Blue Ribbon Records Classic Crest Recording Co. Aristocrat Record Corp. Blue Ribbon Records Classic Records. Inc. Santa Monica Blvd. Acetone Records New York 6205 Jackesnville, Tex. 7508 Phillips Ave. Staunton, Ill. 616 W. 66th. Hollywood 28. Calif. III. Acme Chicago 49, Blue Star Clef Criterion Co. Arkay Blue Star Records c/o Aladdin Records Capitol Records. Inc. Acme Record Al Rose 2211 Cottage Grove Monica Blvd. St. 243 W. 125th St. 4918 Santa 1607 North Vine c/o Frank Trevor Ken's: Des Moines 11. Iowa Hollywood 27, Calif. Hollywood 28. Cant. New York 27, N. Y. Adv. Agency Bongo Click Adventure Colonial Building Bongo Record Co. Crown Record Co. Philadelphia, Pa. Click Records Crown Records Adventure 201 W. 94th St. 7918 Pittville Ave. 8 E. 41st St. 1600 Broadway Arrow NeNV York, N. Y. Philadelphia 28, Perna New York 17, N. 7. New York 19. N. Y. Arrow Records. Inc. Bop Records 49I/2 Eighth Ave. Climax Crystal Aetna 926 S. Westmoreland Note Records Record estudto Aetna Music Corporation New York 14, N. Y. Los Angeles 5, Calif. Blue Crystal Art 767 Lexington Ave. 2356 Dorris Place 232 North Eutaw St. Records Bornand Music Box Record 21, N. Y. 34. Calif. Baltimore 1, Md. American Recording & Tran- New York Los Angeles scription Service Company Clover Csardas Aguila Records Hotel 333 Filth Ave. Continental Record Co. 476 Bernard Cadillac Pelham 65, N. Y. Clover Records North Miami Beach, Fla. 441 N. Camden Dr., 265 West 64th St. 25. ni. N. Y. Chicago Artist Broadcast Beverly Mlle. Calif. New York 19, Aladdin Artist Record, Inc. 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www.americanradiohistory.com Bi 1 1 gbOar'd CAVALCADE OF JUKE BOX HITS 1938 to 1948

KEY TO SYMBOLS: I 1938 POPULAR Aladdin-Al. Decea-D Mercury-Mere. Chtlo-Ph Little Sir Echo Apollo-AD. DeLuse-D.L. Miracle-MI Regent-Re And the Angels Sing ARA-ARA An Apple BAILEY, MILDRED-13 Black & White -Bd.W Exclusive-Ea. Modern-Itto Rondo-It for the Teacher So Help Mt Beacon-B Four Star-F. S. Musteratt-M Savoy-San. What's New? Bullet-Hu. Gilt Edge-G. E. MGM-MGM Specialty-SD Yodlin' Jive BASIE, COUNT-D Capitol -Ca. Joke Bog-3. E. Majestic-Ma; Suoreme-Su. Stop Beatin' Round the Mulberry Bush CROSBY, BOB-D Columbia-Co. King-K National-Nat Tower-T The Lady's in Lore With BOSWELL SISTERS-D Coast-Coa. London-L. Natural-NI. Vitatoustle-VIta. nit Damon-Da. Alexander's Ragtime Band Manor-Ma PaeiGle-Pa. hietor-V Blue Orchids CALLOWAY, CAB-Co. Day In-Day Out Angels With Dirty Faces Lilacs in the Rain CARMICHAEL. HOAGY-D DE LANGE. EDDIE -V Two Sleepy People Beer Barrel Polka CLINTON, LARRY-V DONAHUE. AL-Co. Heart and Soul Little Skipper My Reverie Stairway to the Stars Old Folks Juke Box Standard Favorites Moon Love Summer Souvenirs White Sails You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby CROSBY, BING-D DORSEY. JIMMY-D in a poll conducted last fall among several Deep Purple Small Fry The Masquerade Is Over Alexander's Ragtime Band hundred Puke box operators recordings of the I Can Get Along Without 904 Very I've Got a Pocketful of Dreams following standards were voted by the operators Well My Reverie as the standard tunes which hare made most Our Love Old Folks Stairway to_the Stars You %.'ust Have Been a Beautiful Baby money for operators down flies the years. DORSEY. TOMMY-9 CROSBY, BOB-D Thanks for Everything Deep in a Dream Our Love DONAHUE, AL-Co. Little Skipper I Must See Annie Tonight Well, All Right Jeepers Creepers RATING SONG TITLE Blue Orchids DORSET, JIMMY-D FIELDS, SHED -V Change Partners South of the Border DORSET. TOMMY-V 1 Star Dust GARLAND, JUDY-D Stop Beatin' Round the Mulberry Bush Over the Rainbow I Won't Tell a Soul 2 GLARE, WILLIE-9 ELLINGTON. DUKE-Co. Beer Barret Polka Walk Lambeth 3 Blue Skies' GOODMAN. BENNY -V "NIS. SKINNAY -V Sweet Little Headache Garden of the Moon 4 On the Sunny Side of the Str2et And the Angels Sing GOODMAN, BENNY-V Blue Orchids I Must See Annie Tonight 5 Always What's New? HIMBER, RICHARD-V Scatterbrain Day After Day 6 Night and Day GORDON. GRAY-9 KAYE, SAMMY-V Beer Barrel Polka While a Cigarette Was Burning 7 Temptation GRAY, GLEN-D All Ashore Gotta Get Some Shut-igill KIRK, ANDY-D 8 Easter Parade Heaven Can Wait Won't Tell a Soul Sunrise Serenade KYSER, KAY-D 9 Beer Barrel Polka Tears From My Inkwell Two Sleep People HAMPTON. LIONEL -V I Must See Annie Tonight 10 Alexander's Ragtime Band The Jun:pin' Jive LOMBARDO. GUY-D HEIDT. HORACE-CO. I Must See Annie Tonight 11 April Showers Penny Serenade MORGAN, RUSS-D Beer Barrel Polka I've Got a Pocketful of Dreams 12 My Blue Heaven Wishing Lambeth Walk Stairway to the Stars NELSON. OZZIE -V 13 Smoke Gets in Your Eyes The Man With the Mandollig Change Partners Smith of the Border At Long Last Lore 14 Body and Soul INK SPOTS-D .NORVO, RED- Address Unknown Garden of the Moon 15 Embraceable You My Prayer Small Fry JURGENS, DICK-Co. Rain ROGERS, BUDDY- 16 I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Batty Lilacs in the While a Cigarette Was Burning KAYE. SAMMY -V SHAW, ARTIE-V 17' Tea for Two Penny Serenade Deep in a Dream lehite Sails of Border WALLER. FATS -V 18 Dancing in the Dark South the Two Sleepy People KEMP, HAL-V WELK, LAWRENCE-D 19 Tico Tico Sunrise Serenade Two Sleepy People Three Little Fishes You Are What's New? 20 All the Things KYSER, KAY-Co. Umbrella Man I 1939 POPULAR 1 21 South Gotta Get Some Shut-Nye Called Love? Heaven Can Wait AMBROSE-D 22 What Is This Thing Penny Serenade South of the Border Three Little Fishes 23 01' Man River . ANDREWS ST,STERS-D Stairway to the Stars Hold Tight The Man With the Mande* Sunrise Serenade 24 Lover Day In-Day Out Beer Barrel Polka (Tommy Dorsey) LOMBARDO. GUY-D Well, A" Right 25 Boogie Woogie Umbrella Man BARNET. CHARLIE-9 Oh Be Good Penny Serenade An Appl: Jo' the Teacher 26 Lady Little Sir Echo Lilacs in the Rain Somebody Loves Me Three Little Fishes BASIE. COUNT-D 27 South of the Border And the Angels Sing Where or When Scatterbrain BEE GEE TAVERN BAND 28 MARTIN, FREDDY-9 Seer Barrel Polka One of Those Things Scatterbrain BOSWELL, CONNEE-D 29 Just MARTIN, TONY-D Wishing South of the Border BULLOCK. CHICK-V 30. Summertime MASTERS. FRANKIE-Co. Heaven Con Walt Man I Love Scatterbrain CALLOWAY. CAB-Co. 31 MERCER. JOHNNY-9 Creepers The Jumpin' Jive Take Me Out to the Ball Game Jeepers CLINTON, LARRY-V 32 MESSNER, JOHNNY-9 Deep Purple Umbrella Man My Heart Belongs to Daddy 33 MILLER. GLENN-9 Serenade The Masquerade Is Over June Is Bustin' Out All Over Sunrise Over the Rainbow 34 Wishing The Lady's in Love With 70111 An Apple for the Teacher I Know That You Know CROSBY. BING-D 35 Moon Lore They Bay The Man With the Mande/ties Sweet Little Headache (Continued on page TO? Deep Purple leavery U. MO Page 74 Tee eiltbeard Jitk lox Supplement

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www.americanradiohistory.com Stairway to the Star DONAHUE. AL-Co. Blues Orchids I Hear a Rhapsody My Prayer The Wise Old Otoi In the Mood Cavalcade of Juke Box Hits DORSEY, JIMMY-D Over the Rainbow (Continued from Page 74) High on a Windy HUI MORGAN. RUSS-D Amapola Wishing AYRES. MITCHELL -V CORDON, GRAY-9 My Sister and 5 NELSON. OZZIE-NT Playmates Ferryboat Serenade Marjo Elena Little Skipper Make Believe Island HAWKINS, ERSKINE -v Green Eyes While Sails BARNET. CHARLIE-V Yours Where Was It The Five o'Clock Whistle Blue Champagne NEWMAN, RUBY-0 Jim White Sails The Breeze and HETOT, HORACE-Co. NICHOLS. RED BARRON, BLUE-V When You Wish Upon a Star DORSEY, TOMMY-V Our Love On the Isle of May The Singing Hills Stardust RED EIT-'1VfAN, WOODY-D 011, Look at Me Now mayo. BOSWELL, CONNEE-D 01 the Isle of May Dolores I Can Get Along WIthoug foie '7077 On the Isle of May Well IN': SPOTS-D I Guess Have To Dream the Itute BRADLEY, WILL-Co. W'ren the Swallows Come Book lo This Love of Stine ROBELL, JOLLY JADE. Eight to a Bar Polka Beat Me Daddy, Capistrano DUCHIN, EDDIE-Co. Beer Barrel There I Go Maybe RUSSELL, HENRY I Give You My Word Blue Orchids BUTTERFIELD, ERSKINE-D We Three GOODMAN, BUNNY -Co. SAVITT, JAN-V Tuxedo Junction JURGENS, DICK-Co There'll Be Some Changes Made Little Sir Echo MESTER, BOB-V Chatterbox Intermezzo And the Angels Sing With the Wind and the Rain in four On the Isle of May My Sister and I Hair Make Believe Island SHAW, ARTIE-NI SAMMY-V RETDT, HORACE -Co Thanks for F,vervtlifito Practice Makes Perfect KAYE, G'Bye Now CLARK, BUDDY-Co, Chatterbox They Say The Gaucho Serenader Hut -Sot Song Day Out At the Bala Wilco Goodbye Dear, I'll Be Back in a Year In-Day COURTNEY. DEL- KENLP. HAL Deep Purple Little I Don't Want To Set the World on Fire TEAGARDEN, JACK At the Bala Wilco The Red Fox Shepherd Serenade White Sails CROSBY, BIND -D KING, HENRY -D The Singing HUM At the Balalaika HERMAN, WOODY-D TODD, DICK-V Sierra Sue KING, WAYNE-V Dream Valley Little Sir Bch. Balalaika Frenesi Blue Orchids Only Forever At the Trade Winds KRITPA, GENE-Co. There I Go TUCKER, ORTLIN--Go. 'The Woodpecker Song G'Bye Now Wishing CIIOSBY, BOB-D With the Wind and the Rain tie 170.11r Down Argentine Way Intermezzo Oh, Johnny, Oh KYSER, KAY-Co. JESTERS, THE-V WAILER, PATS-N, Hair Down Argentine Way On the Isle of May Hut-Sut Song Hold Tight With the Wind and the Rots in ,TURGENS, DICK-Co. WEBB, CHICK-D. DORSEY, JIMMY-D Tow Santa The Breeze and I Hair Along the Fe Trail My Heart Belongs to Daddy Playmates Elmer's Tune Stairway to the Stars DORSEY, TOMMY-V All the Things You Are Blueberry Hill KAYE, SAMMY-V WELL:. LAWRENCE-D Indian Summer Ferryboat Serenade A Nightingale Sang in Berk.ay Sonora The Masquerade Is Over' Smile Again The Little Red Fox Dream Valley WIECTEMAN, PAUL-V Never Along the Santa Fe Trail Three Little Fishes Imagination Chatterbox Fools Rush. In LOMBARDO, GUY -D I Give You My Word Moon Love Chatterbox High on a Windy HUI We Three pota DUCHIN, EDDIE-Co. When You Wisk,UpOn a Star Ansa The Gaucho Serenade LYMAN, ABE-V Daddy 1949 POPULAR Balalaika KING SISTERS-V t'itoa,DS, SHED -V At the Sister and flown Argentine Way MASTERS, MARKLE-0o. My I All the Things You Are Hut-Sut Song ALEXANDER, VAN-V FT' '7;GERALD, ELLA-13 KING, WAYNE-V The Little Red Pot. Imagination The Breeze and I I'm Nobody's Baby Intermezzo ANDREWS SISTERS-D The Five o'Clock Whistle Maria Elena Node lin' Jive GARLAND, JUDY-D MILLER, GLENN-V GENE-Co. Say St SI I'm Nobody's Baby Careless KRUPA, Summer It All Comes Back to Me Now The Woodpecker Sooty GLARE, WILLIE- V Indian a Little Bit South of North Tuxedo Junction The Woodpecker Song Faithful Forever Just The Gaucho Serenade Carolina Ferryboat Serenade GOODMAN, BENNY-Co. KYSER, KAY-Co. Beat Me Daddy, Eight to a Bar I'm Nobody's Baby Tuxedo Junction Reveille When You Wish Upon is new 'Til Say Si Si You and I Woodpecker Song LOMBARDO, GUY-D Imagination A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square Sierra Sue Fools Rush In Intermezzo MARTIN, FREDDY-V p EARL LINE for '49 Blueberry Hill Song When the Swallows Come Bat* AD Hut-Sut Capistrano Piano Concerto o'Clock MASTERS, FRANKIE-CO. Five Whistle Dream Valley MONROE, VAUGHN -V GLENN -V two great There I Go MILLER. Year with Beat Me Daddy, Eight to a Bar the Now ballad. MORGAN, RUSS-D Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square Wo are starting and a beautiful The Woodpecker Song A a novelty You and I records - Blueberry Hill to My Fan ny? I Guess I'll Nave To Dream the Rest Happened REISMAN, LEO-D Song, Down Argentine Way Chattanooga Choo Ch. Novelty-Wisat(another freckle Elmer's Tune RUSSELL, HENRY MONROE, VAUGFIN-V Fans& and With the Wind and the Raft 111 Vow Windy Hilt ileautiful Said Good-bre of Gold Hair High On a Swry Skylar (Hair To also Over, There'll Be Some Changes Made sailed- Sunny My Life SAVITT, JAN-V fly (If I Hod G'Bye Now Larry Vincent Tuxedo Junction RAY-Co. coming up- Where Was IT NOBLE. the Pearl Line A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square songs in ARTIE-V Other Like Irish Song SHAW. PASTOR. TONY-V It Ain't Wrong With an All the Things You Are Can't Co W for '49 Maria Elena You SILVESTER, VICTOR POWELL. TEDDY-V ',low fingoi43,Ze,,GP,Nearsiiniii,ne At the Balalaika The Wise Old Owl A With You SMITH, KATE-Co. Ma Go Robin' REICHMAN, JOE-V Won't Lot go, The Woodpecker Song Mama this one The Wise Old Owl Watch Imagination ROBERTSON. DICK-D TODD, DICK-V The Wise Old Owl The Gaucho Serenade SHAW. ARTIE-V The Singing Hills Frcnesi With the Wind and the Rain In Tout Stardust Hair SHORE, DINAH-V Make Believe Island When the Swallows Come Raab it TODD. DICK-V Capistrano Just a Little Bit South of North TUCKER, ORRIN-Co. Carolina Operators, Dealers We Have DIstribu- Stop, It's Wonderful TUCKER, TOMMY-Co, tore From Coast to . At the Balalaika the World on Fire Write for I Don't Want To Set ;Zen sphaltortnufor 'm ''r a h - Coast! You'd Be Surprised Catalog of Oar Spe- WAIN, BEA-V lag a really success- TUCKER, TOMMY-Co. My Sister and I lot year for Pearl. PE cialty Numbers. Nobody's Baby I'm WEEMS, TED-D There I Go There'll Be Some Changes Made WHITEMAN, PAUL-V It All Comes Back to Me Now Pie Gaucho Serena& YOUNG. VICTOR-D RECORDS a ROUTE 1, BOX 229 COVINGTON, KY. When You Wish Upon Star 1942 POPULAR ANDREWS SISTERS-D L 1941 POPULAR Eimer's Tune The Shrine of St. Ceoilte Sit Under the Apple Tree AYRES, MITCHELL -Co. Don't Give You My Word Strip Polka I Mr. Five by Five Just a Little /Tit South of North. CAB-Go. Carolina GALLOWAY. CHARLIE- BARNET. CROSBY, BIND -D I Hear a Rhapsody Without You CONNEE-D I Don't Want To Walk BOSWELL, A mapoia Be Careful, It's My Fleet-0 CROSBY, BING-D Deep in the Heart of resale YVHATS MY Nipsktir, Along the Santa Fe Trott DORSET. JIMMY-D Dolores Tangerine 'Tit Reveille Sleepy Lagoon You and I Shepherd Serenade Kalamazoo January EL 1040 \ Page 70 The Billboard Juke Box Supplement

www.americanradiohistory.com BUDD)? HAr KS TRIO--Biiegg Sty Devotion MoMICHEN. CLAYTON -D Johnny Found a Boo' On Around Me, Hone, Don't Stop Note Manhattan Serenade Put Your Arms ELLINGTON, DUKE-V DORSET, POMMY -v MADRIGUERA, ENRIC-V Don't Get Around Much Anyie4WO Be Brasil Careful, it's My Heart A Slip of the Lip Manhattan Serenade MARTIN, FREDDY -V 1942 RACE Out of This Mood Sentimental Lady Can't Gs' HAMPTON, LIONEL-13 GOODMAN, BENNY--Co. All or Nothing at All BOOZE. BEA -D ALLEN-Hit Flyin' Home Somebody Else Is Taking My Place See Sec Rider MILLER. HAWKINS. ERSKINE-V String of It Can't Be Wrong Pearly HINES, EARL-V GLENN-V Don't Cry, Baby Jersey Bounce Stormy Monday Blue. MILLER, Idaho Dearly Beloved INK SPOTS-D INK SPOTS-D Moonlight Becomes You I Can't Stand Losing Ton GRAY, GLEN -D Don't Get Around Much Anymore BUDDY-13 One Dozen Roses JOHNSON, JORDAN. LOUIS-D MILLS BROTHERS-D Let's Beat Out Some Love KEIDT HORACE-Co. /'m Gonna Leave You at the Outskirts Don't You Cry Deep in the Heart Texas Paper Doll Baby, of of Town MONROE, VAUGHN-V JORDAN, LOUIS-D Moonlight Cocktail What's the Use of Getting Sober Moe BERMAN, Let's Ge: Lost Five Guys Named WOODY-D KIRK, ANDY-D PIPER, PETER Blues in the Night Take It and Git -Hit IRE The Dreamt, KING COLE TRIO-D-Oa. SPOTS-D MILLINDER, LUCKY-D POWELL. TEDDY-V That Ain't Right Who Wouldn't Love You? When the Lights Go On Again He Says You JAMES. HARRY -Co. Murder, All for Without Tow RENARD, JACQUES-D KIRK, ANDY-13 I Don't Want To Walk As Time Goes By Lawdy Mama Sleepy Lagoon I POPULAR Hey, 1943 REY, ALVINO-V MILLINDER, LUCKY-D Skylark Dearly Beloved Roses Apollo Jump One Dozen ARMEN, KAY-D SHORE, DINAH-V Sweet Slumber Mr. Five by Five The Dreamer Don't You Fall in Love With Me? Serenade CHARLIE-13 Why MILLS BROTHERS-D Manh..ttan BARNET, You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To Paper Doll YURGENS. DICK-Co. That Old Black Maple Murder, He Says One Dozen Roses BOSWELL. CONNEE-D RED, TAMPA --V Love With Met SINATRA. FRANK-Co. Let hie Play With Your Poodle KASSEL, ART-V Why Don't You Fall in You'll Never Know Dozen Roses BRITT. ELTON-V One Banner Sunday. Monday or Always SAYE. SAMMY-V There's a Star-Spangled People Will Say We're in Love I I POPULAR The White Cliffs of Dover Waving Somewhere If You Please 1944 The Shrine of St. Cecilia CROSBY. BING-13 Oh, 1Vhat a Beautiful Morning Remember Pearl Harbor Whit Christmas SLACK. FREDDIE-Ca. ANDREWS SISTERS-D Johnny Doughboy Found a Rose in Moonlight Becomes You That Old Black Magic Shoo Shoo Baby Ireland It's Always You BAXTER, DON-S1 or Always BONG SPINNERS-D I Left My Heart at the Stagcdoor Sunday. Monday Comm it' in On a Wing and a Prayer Pistol Packin' Mama Canteen People Will Say We're in Love Johnny Zero CROSBY, RING -D KING SISTERS-V If You Please VALLEE. RUDY-V Poinciana Pistol Packin' Mama San Fernando Valley Rose O'Day Morning As Time Goes By My Devotion Oh, What a Beautiful WARING, FRED --D I Love You KYSER, KAY -Co. Victory Polka Brazil I'll Be Seeing You The White Cliffs of Dover I'll Be Home for Christmas Swinging on a Star Who Wouldn't Love You? CUGAT, XAVIER-Co. Amor Johnny Doughboy Found a Ross in Brazil 1943 RACE There'll Be a Hot Time in the Town I DEXTER, AL-Co. Ireland Mama of Berlin Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree Pistol Packin' BASIS, COUNT-Co. Too Ra Loo Ra Loo Re Jangle, Jingle DORSEY, JIMMY-13 Blues Don't Fence Me In Jingle, Let's Get Lost Rusty Dusty He Wears a Pair of Silver Wings JACKS-13 DONAHUE, AL-13 Murder He Says BOONE JUMPIN' Too Young or Too Old Strip Polka at All Please Be Careful They're Either Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammuni- All or Nothing tion DORSEY, TOMMY-V GUY-D In the Blue of the Evening LOMBARDO. You It's Always You I Don't Want To Walk Without RAYMOND C. McCOLLISTER Found a Rose in ELLINGTON, DUKE-V MUSICAL ARTIST Johnny Doughboy Don't Get Around Much Anymore MUSIC PUBLISHER, SONG WRITER, Ireland FIELDS, SHEP-V Idaho When the Lights Go On Again LUNCEFORD, JIMMIE-D FREDDIE "SCHNIOKELFEINK Blues in the Night FISHER,-D LYMAN. ABE -V Pistol Packin' Manta Ile Wears a Pair of Silver Wings F'REDDY-V FITZGERALD, ELLA-13 ppiedept,ed MARTIN, Taking a Chance on Love Proadiey Rose O'Day Found a Rose in FOUR VAGABONDS-V Johnny Doughboy It Can't Be Wrong and a Prager Love You? Comin' in on a Wing Who Wouldn't GARLAND, JUDY-D Jingle, Jangle, Jingle That Old Black Magic White Christmas For Me and My Gal MERCER, JOHNNY-Ca. GATE QUARTET -Co. RAYMOR RECORDS GOLDEN Strip Polka Comin' in on a Wing and a Prayer MERRY MACS-D GOODMAN. BENNY-Co. Rose O'Day Dearly Beloved Jingle, Jangle, Jingle Don't You Do Right the Lord and Pass the Why Praise Taking a Chance on Love Na 01 '49 Ammunition It's Always You mash MILLER, GLENN-D GRAY, GLEN-13 The White Cliffs of Dover Don't Get Around Much Anymore String of Pearls Sty Heart Tells Me Moonlight Cocktail 9! the Apple Tree GREEN, LIL-V Don't Sit Under Why Don't You Do Right? Skylark HAYMES, DICK-D OVER HEELS IiV LOVE Kalamazoo It Can't Be Wrong "IlEAD MILLINDER, LUCKY-D Know Go On Again You'll Never Hacked With When the Lights In My Arms MONROE, VAUGHN -V Heard You Cried Last Night of St. Cecilia The Shrine Plat* Watt for Me, Mary Somebod: Else Is Taking My Put Your Arias Around Me, Hoikt. Sleepy Lagoon HEIDI. HORACE-Co. "SOPHISTICATED SWING Tangerine That Old Black Maple Devotion Theme Song My Again INK SPOTS-D Freddy Nagel's Own When the Lights Go On Don't Get Around Much Anymore MORGAN. RUSS-13 JAMES, HARRY-Co. ON RAYMOR RECORD NO. 5006 Somebody Else Is Taking My Place Stagedoee I Had the Craziest Dream I Ler My Heart at the Moonlight Becomes You Featured by Canteen I've Heard That Song Before REY. ALVINO-V Velvet Moon Deep in the Heart of Texas Wings All or Nothing at All FREDDY NAGEL He Wears a Pair of Silver i Heard You Cried Last Night Idaho JENKINS, GORDON-Ca, and His Great Orchestra Strip Polka That Old Black Magi° SHORE, DINAH-V JONES. JOHNNY -Hit DISTRIBUTORS: WRITE, WIRE, PHONE in the Night Blues Without Toe Johnny Zen. Territory Still Available "EARN MORE WITH RAYMOlir I Don't Want To Walk JONES, SPIKE-V - Lagoon Sleepy Der Fuehrer's Face Write for Complete Lin of Western*, HIllb1111. and Pops. Skylark JURGENS, DICK-Co. We foot.* finest Organ Record* Ever bladI P. Han, /lath, World', Ora.. Ofpfileil Dozen Roses You Fall in Love With Me? the One Silver Wing. Why Don't He Wears u Pair of SAYE, SAMMY-V BLACK, FREDDIE-Ca. Takiag a Chance on Love Mr Five by Five KELLY, WILLIE-Hlt KATE-Co. a Wing and a Prayer SMITH. Dover Comm n' In on The White Cliffs of You'll Never Know Rose O'Day Wait for Me, Mary One Dozen Roses KUFLN. DICK-D Be Careful. it's My Heart Put Your Arms Around Me, Honey SPIV 4': CHARLIE-Co. KYSER. KAY-Co. Devotion of This Mood My the Stagedoor Can't Get Out I Left My Heart at Let's Get Lost Canteen LOMBARDO. GUY-D White Christmas For Me and My Gal TODD. DICK-V LONG, JOHNNY -13 Shepherd Serenade Why Don't You Fall in Love With We? Go On Again When the Lights LEONARD. ROSS--Savoy TUCKER, ORRIN -Co. As Time Goes By WICHITA OF /10! Be Wrong Tangerine It Can't Phone: 2 -1009 and 9.908* Phone, Financial a -4611 TOMMY-Co. " TUCKER. Dover LYMAN, ABE-V The White Cliffs of For Me and My Gal Moonlight Cocktail The Billboard Joh Box Supplement P. 77 Jonoary 21, 1949

www.americanradiohistory.com Paper Doll ELLINGTON, DUKE-V LEE, PEGOY-Ca. Sesame Mucho Do Noth'ng Till You Hear Front Me Waltin' for the Train To Coins Is on Star Eyes Main Stem LOMBARDO, GUY-D Now They're My Ideal JIVE RED CAPS-8 A Little on the Lonely Bide FORREST, HELEN -DIGS HAYMEO-D I've Learned a Lesson l'U Never Forget Bell Bottom Trousers Long Ago (and Far Away) GANT, PVT. CECIL-G. It LONG, JOHNNY-D GARBER, Jan-Hit I Wonder My Dreams Are Getting Better An the ALBEN Shoo Shoo Baby HAMPTON. LIONEL-D Time No Love, No Nothin' Hump's Boogie Woogie McINTYRE, HAL-V They're Either Too Young or TOe Old INK SPOTS-D Sentimental Journey HAWKINS, ERSKINE-V Cow Cow Boogie MERCER, JOHNNY-Ca. Cherry Into Each Life Some Rain Must Pan Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive HTLDEGARDL -D I'm Mak'n' Believe Candy They're Either Too Young or Too Old Jr`HNSON, BUDDY-D On the Atchison, Topeka and Santo Fe CANDY INK SPOTS-D When My Man Comes Homo MERRY MACS -n Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall JORDAN. LOUIS-D Sentimental Journey I'm Making Believe G. I. Jive MONROE, VAUGHN-V JAMES, HARRY-Co. Is You Is or Is You Ain't There! I've Said It Again Cherry KING COLE TRIO-Ca. PHIL MOORE FOUR-V I'll Get By Straighten Up and Fly Right My Dreams Are Getting Better AU the JOHNSON JORDAN LOUIS-D I Can't See for Lookin' Time G. 1. Jive Gee, Baby, Ain't I Good to You MORGAN, RUSS--D (That Mad Tenor Sax Man) Is You is or Is You Ain't MILLS BROTHERS-D There Goes That Song Again LOMBARDO. GUY-D Till Then PASTOR, TONY-V AND HIS PEPPERMINT STICKS Speak Low WILLIAMS. COOTIE-Htt. Bell Bottom Trousers It's Love, Love, Love Cherry Red Blues SINATRA, FRANK-Co. #102 Candy's Mood LONG, JOHNNY-D Saturday Night Is the Loneliest Night No Love, No Not kin' in the Week Parrot jump LYMAN, ABE--Hit 1944 FOLK * * * Sesame Mucho I 1945 MERRY MACS-D ACUFF, ROY-Co. RACE Mai ray Doats The Prodigal Son TONY JENKINS MILLS BROTHERS-D I'll. Forgive You, But f Can't Forget ORUDUP, ARTHUR (Big Hoy)-9 You Always Hurt the One You Love AUTRY, GENE-CO, Rock Me, Mama TED SCHLENKERT, Organist MORGAN, RUSS-D I'm Thinking Tonight of My Blue Km HAMPTON, LIONEL-D Dance With a Dolly I Hang My Head and Crii Beulah's Boogie 111003 I'm Dreaming All fhe Time MORSE, ELLA MAE-Ca. BAXTER, DON-M HAWKINS, ERSKINE -V Shoo Shoo Baby Pistol Packin' Mama Tippin' in I'll Never Forgive Myself No Love, No Nothin' DAFFAN, TEX-Co. Caledonia Utterly Unique-a Race Number PELTYN, SID-Hit No Letter Today JOHNSON, BUDDY-D Pistol Packin' Mama Pistol Packin' Mama 'riot's the Stuff You Gotta Watch With Organ Background? JOHNSON, PETE, ALL STAR OREC- PIED PIPERS-Ca. Look Who's Talkin' * *711' Trolley Song Born To Lose J0c, TURNER -Nat, * The S. K. Blues V DAVIS, JIMMIE-D SHVDINITr There's a Chill on t/te HUl Tonight JORDAN, LOUIS-D I'll Is It Too Late Now? Mop/ Mop/ Tho Newest Hill Billy Find SINATRA, FRANK-Co. DEXTER. AL-Co. You Can't Get That No More f Couldn't Sleep a Wink Last Night Rosalita Caledonia Boogie /1501 Tennessee Border TILTON, NIARTHA-Ca, Pistol Packin' Mama Somebody Done Changed the Look on I'll Walk Alone Too Late To Worry My Door Jealous Heart Is Broken KING COLE TRIO-Ca. WELK, LAWRENCE-D. So Long, Pd1 FISHER, FREDDIE "SCRNIOKELFRIT21" /Mt a Shy Guy Don't Sweetheart Me LIGGINS, JOE-Es, MEN RECORD CO. Pistol Packin' Mama The Honeydripper 1944 RACE FOLEY. RED-D. Left a Good Deal in Mobile 19 Seldon Ave. Some on the Water LUNCEFORD, JIMMIE-DELTA RHYTHM BOYS-D DETROIT 1, MICHIGAN There's a Blue Star Shining Bright CARTER, BENNY-Ca. -D The Honeydripper MILLINDER, DISTRIBUTORS, Write For Hurry, Hurry She Broke My Heart in Three Plate* LUCKY-D I'm Lost TEXAS JIM-D Who Threw the Whiskey in the Well/ Available Territory LEWIS, ECKSTINE, BILLY-D. L. Too Late To Worry, Too Bias To Cry SYKES, ROOSEVELT-V f Stay in the Mood for You MITCHELL, CHARLES-V I Wonder If It's Wrong To Love You The Honeydripper PELTYN, SID-Hit THARPE, SISTER ROSETTA-D Pistol Packin' Mama Strange Things Happening Every Day Distributor for RITTER, TEX-Ca. WILLIAMS, COOTIE -Hit Exclusive Michigan There's a New Moon Over My Shoulder Somebody's Gotta Go I'm Wasting My Tears on You Jealous Heart TILLMAN, FLOYD-D 1945 FOLK They Took the Stars Out Of Heaven Each Night at Niece ARNOLD, EDDIE-V SAVOY-SIGNATURE TUBB ERNEST-D Each Minute Seems a Minton Years Try Me One More Time A1TTRY, GENE -Cc. Soldier's Last Letter Gonna Build a Big Fence Around Texas Yesterday's Tears At Mail Call Today Regent-Broadcast-Tempo WAKEI,Y, JIMMY-D Don't Hang Around Me Anymore I'm Sending You Red Roses Don't Live a Lie WILLING, FOY-Ca. BOYD, BILL-V Texas Blues Shame on You Bop-Disc-Top WILLS, BOB-Co. COOLEY, SPADE-Oo. New San Antonio Rose Shame on You You're From Texas I've Taken All I'm Gonna Take From RACE We Might as Well Forget ft. You POPS DAFFAN, TED-Co. lay McNeeloy Long The Deacon's Hop -Big You're Breaking My Heart Sweet Sue -I.., I Wrong Highway Love With You 1945 POPULAR Headin' Down the 111 Always Be In Heart Meet Mc Tonight In Dreamland -Tho X-Rays Shadow on My -Alan Oslo DAVIS, JIMMIE-D -Hal Singer ANDREWS SISTERS-D New Moon Over My Shoulder (Picked "Hit Tune of January," Corn Bread Rum and Coca Cola There's a Auto. Phone. Chancre' Ace./ DEXTER, AL-Co. Mich. Waikin' Around BROWN, LES-Co. Mind Over Fos Dreams Are Getting Better An the In Losing My Waxie Maxis My Walt for You, Dear Run, Rabbit, Run -Paul Williams Time I'll -Alan Foster, Mack Triplets 35-30 Journey Tridin' Gal Sentimental I'm Lost Without TOIL My Fault -Brownie McGhee CARLE, FRANXIE -Co. Gloria - 'OLEY, RED-D A Little on the Lonely Silts Mlnd Killer Diller -Gone Coy I'll Never Let You Worry My Darlire CAVALLARO, CARMEN-D Head in Shame You Call Everybody Chopin's Polonaise Hang Your Somebody's Lyla' Blue Monday Ccahroavn Shame on You Charles Hal COMO, PERRY-V Brush Those Tears From Your Eyes the End of Time At Mail Call Today -Al Trace Williams Till JACK -Ca. Disgusted Woman Bluer -Byllye Gonna Love That Gat GUTHRIE, I'm Oklahoma Hills Rangers 1 Loved You Beautiful Eyes -The Gonna Rock -Bill Moore If a Brandln: My Devlin' With My We're CROSBY, BING-D I'm of the Street the Positive Heart Sunny Side Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate RAMBLING ROGUE, THE --CO. Muskrat Ramble --Pee Wee Hunt 13013 You Belong to My Heart Sue the Atchison, Topeka and .Santa V. Tender Hearted Parker On TEX-Ca. Sweet Georgia Drown Barbados -Charlie It's Been a Long, Long Time RITTER, Time Too -111rother Bones You Too Timed Mc One Know Thai You Know -Leo Parker Along the Navajo Trail Senor Lon Can't Begin To Tell You Often Yours I You Will Have To Pay Spinel -Eddie Davis GOODMAN, BENNY-CO. Carols by the Old Corrat Orchids la.the Moonlight Be This or That Christmas -lion Light -Charlie Parker Gotta ROBISON, CARSON-9 Siboney, Busty 'JAMES, DICK-D Hitler's Last Letter to Hirohito -Howard McGhee Buy That Dream Bummel.Potros Boraces SHRUM, WALT --Coast Missouri Wafts INK SPOTS -b Triflin' Gal --K. Griffis Dope. - I'm Beginning To See the Light IJII Marlene BONS OF THE PIONEERS-V JAMES, HARRY-Co. Stars and Stripes on /too Jima tee I'm Beginning To See the Ugh, Vii Buy That Dream THOMAS, DICIC-Nnt. It's Been a Long, Long Time Honestly CO. TUBS, ERNEST-D CADET DISTRIBUTING KAYE, SAMMY-V Comet Chtok Tomorrow Never Detroit 6, Mich. Chtekery Caries, Darlin' 12649 Unwood' Aye. Townsend 9-5950 Ecerrrotr, STAN-On. Ws Been So Long, Darling Tampico January 214 1104, Page `'n rho Billboard Julia Bo. :upplentone www.americanradiohistory.com 8. I u WESLEY--Ca. T. TEXAS TYLER-P. With Tears in My Eyes FOLK 1 HAVE YOU WILLS, 1946 WILEY AND GENE-Co. BOB-Co. Heart for a Friend Smoke on the Water Make Room in Your ALLEN, ROSALIE -V Hang Your Head in Shame Sweetheart WILLIAMS, TEX- Ca. EVER TRIED Stars and Stripes on Iwo Jima I Want To Bc a Cowboy's California Polka You Don't Care What Happens to Me Guitar Polka WILLING, FOY Silver Dew on the Blue Grass ARNOLD, EDDIE-V FIND THESE Tonight Detour-D That I Lore TO Texas Playboy Rag Chained to a Memory I Told You Lately Mach I Love You Have White Cross on Okinawa That's How You? -kal. AUTRY. GENE-Co. WELLS, BOB-Co. Silver Spurs (On the Golden Stairs) Two Step Met Sunshine New Spanish RECORD LABELS! 1946 POPULAR I Wish I Clad Never Roly-Poly Wave to Me, My Lady on This Way Lately That I Love Can't Go Have I Told You Stay a Little Long, ANDREWS SISTERS-D You? Someday VII e 112be t BENEKE, TEX-MILLER ORK-V BOYD. BIL,L-V POPE/LAIR. Re Rag 1947 Five Minutes More New Steel Gnaw the following Record Lines. BRITT, ELTON-V We carry- BROWN, LES-Co. - Someday ANDREWS SISTERS-D and more. too. You Won't Be Satisfied (Until You You Heart) Wave to Me, My Lady Near Break My Blueberry Lane Civilization t'ARLE, FRANKIE-Co. COUNT-V ALADDIN KING Detour BASIE, Richard Oh! What It Scented To Be Gotta Get Together With My Gal Open the Door, LENNOX Flying BENEKE, TEX-MILLER ORK-V ALVIN Rumors Arc CARLISLE, BILL-K Song CARMICHAEL, HOAGY- Rainbow at Midnight Anniversary APOLLO LONDON CARLE. FRANKIE-Co. Ole Buttermilk Sky-ARA COOLEY. SPADE-Co. Rumors Are Flying MAJESTIC Huggin' and Chalkin'-D Detour FIOAGY-ARA ARISTOCRAT Break My Heart CARMICHAEL, MANHATTAN ,OMO, PERRY-V You'Can't Ole Buttermilk Sky ATLANTIC You COWBOY COPAS-K Dig Later Huggin' and Chnlite MANOR I'm Always Chasing Rainbows Filipino Baby COMO. PERRY-V ATLAS Be (Until You DAFFAN, TED-D YOu Won't Satisfied Chi-Baba, Chi-Baba ATOMIC MASTERTONE Break My Heart) Grievin' My Heart Out for You Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now Prisoner of Love DELMORE BROTHERS-K When You Were Sweet Sixteen BELL MEMO Freight Train Boogie -BU. Surrender CRAIG, FRANCIS MERCURY They Say It's Wonderful DEXTER, AL-Co. Near You BLACK & WHITE Polka ':'CROSBY. BING -D Guitar CROSBY. BING-D BLUEBIRD M-G-M Symphony Honey, Do You Think It's Wrong? White Christmas Song ROY MILTON Sioux City Sue Wine, Women and FLETCHER. "DUSTY"-Nat. EICP Away Up to You Open the Door. Richard South America. Take It It's MILTONE GOODMAN, BENNY-Co. FOLEY. RED-D GODFREY. ARTHUR-Co. BROADCAST Too Fat Polka Symphony Harriet BULLET MIRACLE Have I Told You Lately That I Love GREEN, LARRY-V EAYMES, DICK-D You It Might as Well Be Spring You? Near CAPITOL MODERN HOT SHOTS-D HARMONICATS, THE-Vita. HOWARD, EDDY-Mal. HOOSIER Heart MONARCH Own Someday (You'll Want Me To Want Peg o' My CASTLE To Each His HAYMES, DICK-D HUTTON. BFE s7 -Ca. Yott) CHORD MUSICRAFT Indian Chief MANN-1S, ZEKE-V Afam'selle Doctor. Lawyer, HOWARD, EDDY-Ma). NATIONAL INK SPOTS-D Inflation You) For Sentimental Reason, COAST MONROE. BILL-Co. (I Love The Gypsy I Wonder. I Wooster, I Wonder HOUR NATURAL Each His Own COCKTAIL To Print in the Snow My Adobe Hacienda "[AYE, SAMMY-V Foot INGLE, RED -JO STAFFORD-Ca. COLUMBIA PALOS Be PENNY, HANK-K It Might as Well Spring Tinttayshun PAN-AMERICAN Girl Now Steel Guitar Stomp SAMMY-V COMET I'm a Big Get Yourself a Redhead KAYE. Wedding The Gypsy An Apple Blossom CONTINENTAL PEERLESS on the Outside (Crytm(i RITTER. TEX-Ca. That's My Desire Laughing You Leave, Don't Slam the Door the Inside) When The Old Lamplighter CORAL RAINBOW Long Time Gone KING COLE TRIO-Ca. ' The Old Lamplighter Have I Told You Lately That I Love (I Love You) For Sentimental Reasont COURTNEY REGENT EYSER, KAY-Co. You? Lamplighter RYSER. KAY -Co. RONDO The Old ROBERTSON, TEXAS JIM-V Buttermilk Sky CRYSTAL Ole Buttermilk Sky Ole Filipino Baby The Old Lamplighter DAMON SAVOY MARTIN. FREDDY-V TILLMAN, FLOYD-Co. OUT-D Symphony My Coffin SIGNATURE (I Love You -ay) Dftvin' Nails in Anniversary Song- DANA Otte-zy, Two-zy I Wonder, I Wonder Naturally TRAVIS. MERLE-Ca. ! Wonder, SPECIALTY Min' What Comes Cincinnati Lou Managua. Nicaragua DECCA To Each His Own No Vacancy LUND, ART-MOM LUXE STAFF MONROE, VAUGHN-V C. 0. D. DE Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Divorce Me Mant'selle Let It Snow! TUBB. ERNEST-D MARTIN, FREDDY-V DIAMOND STERLING SHORE, DINAH-Co. Managua. Nicaragua Outside (Crying on Filipino Baby STINSON Laughing on the Rainbow at Midnight MERCER. JOHNNY-Ca. DIAL the Inside) Drivin' Nails in My Coffin Sugar Blurs SUNBEAM The Gypsy MILLS BROTHERS --D DISC Comes Naturally TUTTLE, WESLEY-Ca. Alley From the Alamo Min' What Detour Across the DOWNBEAT SUNRISE SINATRA, FRANK-Co. Wish I Had Never Met Sunshine MONROE, VAUGHN-V To Be I SUPERIOR Ohl What It Seemed I Tried (I Can't Forget You) Ballerina EXCELSIOR Minute- wore Tho' Five EXCLUSIVE SUPREME 1946 RACE FINE ARTS TAXCO FM TEMPO HAMPTON, LIONEL-D JUKE BOX OPERATORS FOUR STAR TOP Hey! Ba-Ba-Re-Bop GLOBE BARRIS. WYNONIE--Ap. TOWER Playful Baby GOTHAM ERSKINE-V WATCH FOR TRI-COLOR{ HAWKINS, CT AND Fee Got a Right To Cry TRILON HUNTER, "IVORY" JOE-Ex. HIGHWAY Blues at Sunrise ON UNITED ARTISTS COMPLETE DETAILS HOLLYWOOD INK SPOTS-D UNIVERSAL The Gypsy RHYTHMS LOUTS VARSITY JORDAN, HUCKSTERS Don't Worry 'Bout That Mule UNIVERSAL'S IMPERIAL VELVET Reconversion Blues VICTOR Salt Pork, W. Va. JEWEL Beware FEATURE RECORD IUMP VITACOUSTIC Cold Dead in the Market DOUBLE Stone Cryin' WHITE CHORD- Don't Let the Sun Catch You KAPPA Choo Choo Ch' Boogie That Chick's Too Young To Fry Ain't That Just Like a Woman Order Today! Operators' Service Us Chickens Ain't Nobody Here But 20% Discount From List Price. JUBILAIRES, THE-ANDY KIRK-D UNIVERSAL RECORDS I Know KING COLE TRIO-Ca. 20 N. WACKER CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Kicks On) Route 66 (Get Your Reasons W. H. LEUENHAGEN It Love You) For Sentimental The Christmas Song LEE, JULIA-Ca. RECORD BAR Gotta Gimme Whatelta Got LIGGINS, JOE-Ex, 1811 W Pico Blvd Los Angeles 6. Col Got a Right To Cry Phone: DResel 1345 Tanya MILLS BROTHERS-D Don't Be a Baby. Baba Blues R. M. BLAU:RE-- JOHNNY MOORE'S THREE DISTRIBUTORS, Ph. WHATS MV B. titktiT List "Possible Hits" with as for MILTON, ROY-J. Driftine Blues California di:tribution. RUSSELL, LUIS-Ap. The Very Thought 01 You SYKES. 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www.americanradiohistory.com STEELE, J. Is S.-D. How Soon Ch. Choo Ch'Boogie AUTRY, GENE-Co. Early in the Morning Have I Told You Lately That I Loos My Happiness I Wish J Didn't Love You So TRACE, AL-Re. You Do I Know What You're Putting Down You I Lfke 'Em Fat Like That You're Not My Darling Anymore You Call Everybody Dent's' NOBLE RAY-BUDDY CLARK -Do. WHITING, MARGARET-Ca. Lint/4 Jack, You're Dead BOND, JOHNNY-Co. Let the Good Times Roll Divorce Me C.O.D. A Tree In the Meadow OWENS, JACK-T So So How Soon (Will I Be Seeing You) Look Out! So Round, Firm, Fully Puked SHORE, DINAH-Co. Open the Door, Richard The Daughter of Joie Blon Song Texas and Pacific COATES, HARRY-Mo. 1948 RACE Anniversary Joie Blon I Wish I Didn't Love You So KING COLE TRIO-Ca. CHARLIE-V (1 Love You) For Sentimental Reasons COOLEY, SPADE-Co. BROOKS, RADDA, TRIO-Mo. SPIVAK. 'Cause I Love You (I Love You) For Sentimental Reasons Meet Me at No Special Plop Crazy What Have I Done? Linda The Christmas Song DAVIS, JIMMIE-D BROWN. R.-D. L. THREE FLAMES -Co. LAINE, FRANKIE-Mero. Bang Bang Long About Midnight Open the Door, Richard That's My Desire DELMORE BROTHERS-K ORATION PEE WEE-Mo. LEE, JULIA Ca. Freight Train Boogie Blue., After Hours THREE SUNS-V AI, -Co. Peg o' My Heart Gotta Gimme Whotcha Got DEXTER. WYNONIE-K I'll Get Along Somehow Down at the Roadside In HARRIS, WEEMS, TED-D-V Island Good Rockin' Tonight Heartaches Snatch It and Grab It Kokomo HUNTER, IVORY JOE-Pa. WEEMS, TED-PERRY COMO-D LIGGINS JOE-Ex. FOLEY. RED-D Pretty Mama Blues Her Not Blow, Mr. Jackson Freight Train Boogie I Wonder Who's Kissing a BULL MOOSE-K TED Tanya Never Trust Woman JACKSON. WEEMS, -Mere. New Jolie Blonde All My Love Belongs to You Mickey LUTCHER, NELLLE-Ca. You He's Real Gone Guy That's How Much I Lava You I Can't Go On Without WILLIAMS, TEX-Ca. a GUTHRIE, JACK-Ca. I Want a Bowlegged Woman Smoke! Smoke! Smoke! (That Ciga- Hurry on Down JOHNSON. McVEA, JACK-B&W Oakie Boogie LONNIE-K rette) INGLE, RED-JO STAFFORD-0c Pleasing You Open the Door, Richard Timtayshun Tomorrow Night MILLS BROTHERS -D DICK-Co. RACE Across the Alley From the Alain* JURGENS, JORDAN, LOUIS-D 1947 J (Why, Oh Why, Did f Bow Leave) Barnyard Boogie Dream, Dream, Dream, Wyoming MILTON, ROY-Sp. Beet Petite and Gone AMMONS, ALBERT-Mero. MONROE, BILL-Co. Run Joe Thrill Me Footprints in the Snow Swanee River Boogie True Blues KING COLE-Ca. AMMONS, GENE, SEXTET-MO MOORE, JOHNNY, THREE BLAZERS- MULLICAN MOON-K Nature Boy Red Top Joie Blon LEE, JULIA-Ca. BASIS, COUNT-V Changeable Woman Blues Joie Blon's Sister King Site Papa Open the Door, Richard RITTER, TEX-Ca. NELLIE-0a. Merry Chrisentas Baby When You Leave Slam the Door LUTCHER, BROOKS, RADDA -Mo. New Orleans Blues Don't Fine Brown Frame That's My Desire PALMER, GLADYS-MI. ROBED:1'50N, TEXAS ,JIM-Y The Song Is Ended SAVANNAH -MS. Rainbow CHURCHILL, Fool That I Am at Midnight MeGHEE, BROWNIE-Say. I Want To Be Loved THREE FLAMES-Co. ROGERS, ROY-V My Fault FITZGERALD. ELLA-D Open the Door, Richard' hfy Chickashay Gal MEMPHIS SLIM-Ml. That's My Desire VINSON. EDDIE-Mero. SHAY. DOROTHY-Co. Messin' Around FLETCHER, "DUSTY"-Nat, Kidney Stew Blues Feudin' and Fightlie Open the Door, Richard SONS OF THE PIONEERS -V MILBURN, A.-Al. Old Maid Boogie Bewildered GAYTEN, PAUL, TRIO-D.L, WALKER, T-BONE-B&W Baby Doll Shack Boogie Since 1 Fell (or You Cigarettes, Whiskey and Wild Women Chicken Bobby Sox Blues MILLER, RED. TRIO-BU. True WILLIAMSON. SONNY BOY!, Cool Water-D Bewildered HAMPTON, LIONEL-D Shake the Boogie Teardrops in Sty Heart-17 Blow Top Blues STONE, CLIFFIE-Ca. MILTON, ROY-Sp. of Blue I Do Is Wrong 1 Want To Be Loved Silver Stars, Purple Saga, Eyes Everything HAWKINS. ERSKINE-V 1947 FOLK TRAVIS, MERLE-Ca. Hop, Skip and Jump Hawk's Boogie Divorce Me C.O.D. MOORE, JOHNNY-Mo. INK SPOTS-D Fat Gal More Than You Know Ask Anyone Who Knows ACUFF, ROY-Co. Missouri MOORE, "WILD" BILL-Say. JACKSON, BULL MOOSE-K Joie Mon So Round, So Firm, So Fully Packed We're Gonna Rock I Love You. Yes I Do ARNOLD EDDY-V Steel Guitar Rag MURPHY, ROSE-Mere. I Believe It Was True Seven JOHNSON, BILL-V Couldn't Three Times I Can't Give You Anything But Love I Ought To Knots 111 Hold You in My Heart TUBB, ERNEST-D Don't You Think Heart le ORIOLES, TITE-NI, JORDAN, LOUTS-D It's a Sin Don't Look Now (But Your It's Too Soon To Knot* Ain't Nobody Here. But Us Chickens That's How Much. I Love You Showing) To My Sorrow Drivin' Nails in My Colitis RAVENS, THE-Nat. Ain't That Just Like a Woman Write Me a Letter Boogie Woogie Blue Plate What Is Life Without Love Filipino Baby I'll Step Aside RHODES. TODD-K Rainbow at Midnight Blues for the Red 130y So Round, So Firm, So Fully Packgit SINGER, HAL, SEXTETTE-SEM TUNES Corn Bread WATCH FOR THESE TOP NOTCH BOB-Co. WILLS. STIDHAM, ARFIEE-V Soon Release . . Bob Wills Boogie You From Now On My heart Belongs to I'm Gonna Be Boss SONNY-MI. 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Just a Little Lovin DISK JOCKEYS-Send at Your Wedding Texarkana Baby or wire. I'll Dance and Walked Slowly Distributors and Operators. Write CLARK, BUDDY-DORIS DAY-00. Then I Turned WANTED- Love Somebody Away Telephone LaGRANGE 6087. FRANCIS -Bit. What a Foot I Was Beg Your Pardon AUTRY, GENE-Co. CO. CROSBY. BIND -13 Here Comes Santa Claus HART-VAN RECORDING Now Is the Hour COWBOY COPAS-K La Cringe Illinois DAY. DOR/S--Co, Signed, Sealed and Delivered It's Magic Tennessee Watts THE -ART VAN DINNING SISTERS, FOLEY. RED-D DAME QUINTET-Ca. Saturday Night Buttons and Bows Tennessee HILL, TINY-Mere. FIELDS.' GRACIE-L. a Woman Now Is the flour Never Trust DAMON RECORDS wATNN-111 KING. PEE WEE-V GRIFFIN. KEN-JERRY Saturday Night DOWN You Can't Be True, Dear Tennessee HAYMES, DICK-D LONZO AND OSCAR-V THE Little White Lies I'm My Own Grandpa" HUNT, PEE WEE,--0.. MULLIGAN, MOON-K LINE Twelfth Street Rag Sweeter Than the Flowers CARSON-MOM KING COLE-Ca. ROBISON, It BEST BET Nature Buy Life Gets Tee-Jut, Don't YOUR KNIGHT, EVELYN-D STONE. CLIFFIE-C. A Little Bird Told Me Peepin' Thru the Keyhole FOR '49 KYSER. KAY-Co. THOMPSON, MANK-Ca, On a Slow Boat to china Humpty Dumpty Heart Woodpecker FLOYD-Co. RELEASES Woody TILLMAN, It Hurt' NEW JON AND SONDRA STEELE LEE. PEGGY-Ca. I Love You So Much Golden Earrings TYLER, T. TEXAS-P.S. Mamma Deck of Cards MARTIN, FREDDY-V -Ca. to China WAKELY, JIMMY And Eight OUT-Or-THIS-WORLD On a Slow Boat I Love You So Much It Hurts MOONEY, ART-MGM. One Has It', Name AL TRACE Recordings Baby Face Leaf Clover WILLIAMS. TEX-Ca. I'm Looking Over a Four Banjo Polka PIED PIPERS, THE -CL Life Gets Tee-Jus, Don't It My Happiness Suspicion INC. SHORE, DINAH -Co. a Woman DAMON RECORDING STUDIOS, and Bows Tell Buttons MacRAII-Os. WILLS, BOB-MOM Kansas City, Mo. 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FOLK LABEL AND NO. LABEL AND NO. HOT JAZZ TYLER & RUSSELL JACQUET & JOHNNY RIDERS OF COMMENT COMMENT HIS ALL STARS THE Ns' (King 4250) THE RIQ GRANDE Scamparoo 74--76--76--70 (Victor 20-3280. Relaxed bebop Instru- I Never See My Baby RACE RACE mental, well - recorded, Alone 71-71-70-72 well worth attention of Diverting, mildly humor- JAMES QUINTET CHUBBY "HIP SHAKIN' " the purists. !Coral 65002/ ous jingle, well-warbled NEWSOM & HER and orked. Pleasing You 73--72--70--76 Relaxing 73--74--74--70 Easy harmonising on HIP SHAKERS Bop alto solo all the Jealous Blues 65-65-63-67 the Lonnie Johnson bal- I DeLuxe 31081 way. Technique and Routine up-tempo range- lad should nab some box Hip Shakin' Mama 35--30--35--40 fertility of ideas abso- style blues adequately coin. Badly recorded. poorly lutely top-draw'. performed but shy M worked over blues shout. feeling. Bewildered 58 --62 59-- 58-- Chubby's Confession 35--30--35--40 BIC JAY McNEELEY Not much here, as group more of )Savoy 085, misses the interpretation. Three minutes HOMER AND JETHRO nothin. The Deacon's Hop 85 86 84--84 (Rine 7991 NW:coley blows a wicked I Feel That Old Age LEE RICHARDSON TEDDY JACKSON ORK honking tenor at a .Octane 31971 On tPlienix 00 -11001 medium tempo with hand Creeping 56-NS-55-57 When I Think of You 71-73-70-70 claps and driving Country duet does the Swuet and Lovely 56--56--54--58 The Deacon it can feeble Good song but the per- solo at rhythm. best with formance certainly is Sweet-toned sax should keep the boxes -comedy. material. Noth- bounce tempo, with funny not of the most appeal- Lis- hopping. ing especially ing quality. rhythm backing. about the double mean- tenable, but nothing Artie's Jump 69-70-61-70 ing )ines. A Fool for You 70--71--69--69 Idea-wise. Frenetic tenoning which Song's not quite as good Ravin' With Ramon 54--56--54--52 honks, squeaks Oh ca every Goodbye Old Booze 72-70-72-14 as the one on the top- with- cliche. Lyric here is pertinent Ragged bebop sifter old side but the performance out much cult or com- and humorous-the is Just as poor. Cr soak's philosophy - and mercial appeal juke HIS QUINTET should got a good BOB MERRILL ORK SY OLIVER ORK IDecca 24513, play. 1Apolin 4011 MGM 10335) How High the Moon 75--79--75--72 I'll Always Be in Love Sad Story Blues 82--84--83--78 Recorded several years BENNIE HESS & THE With You 76--76--76--76 Tommy Roberts chants ago. this Is one of NATIONS PLAYBOYS Bluesy rendition of the a "high class- blues with Ilamp'a most relaxed rateteurY 61471 standard by the former a rich baritone voice and wax moods since the Come on Home Where shouter. profound feeling. Goodman dsys. You Belong 56-- 56-- 54 --55 Also spots some hard- Go 68--70--68--66 Ribs and Hot Sauce 71- 72 72 69 Four To Good tune, no sing. driving tenor sax. Jess Instrumental spots Hition and Milt Buck- guitar, but ner piano off Be Baby. I'm Tired 64--64--64--64 good bass and come Wish You I'll beat offers nothing new or ex- okay, but Iierble Fields's Satisfied 56--56--54--58 Side gets a good Jazz fanciers. dory detracts from an some bluesy citing for Same story. and features otherwise good Sextet tenor, but lyrics are in- tide. (Continued on page 82) audible in badly bal- JESSE STONE ORK anced waxing. !Pieter 20-32821 Keep Your Big Mouth a ROY BROWN ORK Shut 68--68--68--68 'De Luxe 31981 So -so novelty material 'Fore Day in the gets a bright enough comedy treatment, with Morning 84-84-83-84 leader chanting and ork Chanter projects the low- talking interpolations. down, pain-wracked feel- BISHOPNI Get It While You BILLY ing In this strong, slow blues. Should score in Can NS--74--73--75 AND the Indigo mart. Nice swing la Stone's HIS Rainy Weather Blues 81- -81- -80- -82 rhythm warbling of an Up-tempo boogie woogle amusing double entendre ORCHESTRA solid appeal, lyric. Ork makes some blues hat music with same personal qual- good -grade Jump behind. a ity as flip coining over. ON BULLET RECORDS it WATCH ir TWO GREAT SONGS ON ONE RECORD! a FOR TWO TERRIFIC TUNES-NATURALS FOR DUKE BOXES "SNOW TRAIN" C-1170 "ANNABELLE" "CHRISTMAS IN JULY" Both by ARTHUR CORES; sung by "DON'T BRING LULU" BULLET RECORD NO. 1060 RAY DOREY and the TWINAIRES TO BE RELEASED FEBRUARY I Accompanied by TSe DON ALESSI TRIO

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www.americanradiohistory.com Record Labels and Record Reviews Manufacturers (Continued )roe's %Continued from page 73) 1-,age 811 Unique Voices From History RATINGS United Masters. Inc. Commodore 90.100 TOPS 80.89 EXCELLENT 205 Record Co., Ins. (100 Point 10.19 GOOD Ave. 289 Nepperhan Ave. New York 23. N. Y. Maximum) 40.69 United Yonkers. N Y. SATISFACTORY 0-39 POOR United Souris' System Vox 5840 Second Blvd. Vox Productions. Inc Detroit 2. Mich. 236 West 55th St. ARTIST United Hot Clubs of Amer- New York 19 N. Y. ARTIST ica (UHCA) Vulcan Commodore Vutear. Records TUNES W Record Co., IAA, at TUNES 289 Nepperhan Ave. 210 8. 74th St. sei Yonkers. N Y. BIrmint. n 6 Ala. LABEL AND NO. LABEL United Record Westernair Records AND NO. United Record Co. 160n 90th Ave. COMMENT I O 8114 Trinity St., Oakland Calif. \> COMMENT Los Angeles 11. Calif. Whimsy. Ltd. Universal 6118 Selma Universal Recording Ave. Corp, Hollywood 28. Calif. 20 N Wacker Dr. FOLK FOLK Chicago 6. Di. - Whirling G HIS Whirling Ulac HANK PENNY Van-Es Records KENTUCKY RED- lEin, Co. 617 5 Akard St. Van-Es Recor HEADS Someone 607 N. La Brea Ave. Dallas. Tex Moved the We Luxe 60531 Ladder Los Angeles 36. Calif. White Church Records Someday 73-73-72-7j Vanguard You'll Call Western warbler glees a White Church Recording 00. My Name 72-72-71-73 wryly comic moraliser 318 W 10th St. Forthright tool chanting a good run-thru. 787 Washington Bt. Kansas City Mo. and string backing make I'm Wasting My Time New York 14. N. Y. this morose ballad job 72-72-71-71 Vargo White Eagle ring true. Penny projects a Likable Continental Record Co., Dm& personality on an easy- Vargo. Inc 265 W 54th You're Gonna Regret It going torcher. 1011 E. Main St. St. New York 19. N. Y. All Someday 71-71-70-72 Owosso Mich. Rhythm warbling and THE FRONTIERS- Variety WI Hide country get-off backing MEN Variety Records. Inc. Wi Illda Records project ample folk appeal. (Victor 20-32811 746 N. La Clenega Blvd. 1595 Broadway. Suite 90$ Just for Me 61-60-6I-61 Hollywood. 48. Calif. New York 19 N. Y. COWBOY JACK No RB-up-and-go to this DERRICK amiable but apmkleas Varsity Winant Productions Western ballad. 300 W. Dr Luxe 5053, Varsity Records I'd St. Won't You 47 W. 63d St. New York 18. N. Y. I'm Ashamed of You 65-64-63-67 Ride in My New York. N. Y. Chanting a trifle shy in Little Red Wagon? 73-73-73-72 Wolverine Records conviction, but otherwise Lively novelty, with a Vel-Tone Wolverine Recording Corp. atisfactory on this West- stimulating Western c/o Sequoia Record CO. 207 Otsego Ave. ern time in the -Worried swing orking In back of 1748 Las Palmas Jackson Mich. Mind- tradition. warm chanting. Hollywood 28. Calif. World Got Worried Blues in Verne My Mind 58-58-56-60 OCIE STOCKARD Cr World Records J ingle in jump HIS Verne Recording Corp. 815 Warner tempo WANDERERS Bldg. shows some okay guitar- . IFCIns 634, 1724 Madison Ave. Nashville, Tenn. New York '29. N. Y. ing, but vocal doesn't Cow Town Boogie 50-47-50-52 Wrighiman come thou. Horrible surto., bad Victor recording atinopt to RCA Victor Division of RCA Neal Wrightman, Publish:[ San RAY WHITLEY ORK corer up something which Mfg. Co. Bernardino, Calif. (Apollo 195. Is nothing to start with. Camden. N. J. Yank Discs You're Sorkin' Up the Nobody Cares Victory Universal Record Co. Wrong Tree Now 70--70--70--70 (Jessie York) 50--50--50--50 Victory Records 1780 Broadway Bright folk ditty la Never truer title was P. 0. Box 634, New York 19. N. Y. warbled in virile style, writ. Beverly Hills, Calif. Young People's with lively fiddle and Victory Opera guitar assists, but total Disco .rade ' House Records effort is run-of-the-mill. 88 Classic Records, Ino. I Wish That I'd Been Rue Gallait 518 W. 55th Brussels. Belgium St. Satisfied With Mary 64-64-64-64 New York 19, N. Y. Pine warbler and polished Vinatone group don't get much to Zz M. Rink Supply Young People's Records work with. 4623 Woodward 40 W. 45th St. Detroit 1. Mich. Nrw York 19. N. Y. BOB WILLS & HIS Vitacoustic Your TEXAS PLAYBOYS 1077.0Y//...,/ Vitacoustic. Inc. Your Record Co. (SIGNS 103341 624 S. Michigan 910 Alberta St. Texas Drummer Boy 68--70--70--65 3 Sales "Points" Chicago 6. III. Detroit 20. Mich. A country-styled drum Vocalion solo which is relieved by Worth Remembering! Zlmra some of Wills' light Ite,ords, Ins. Zimra Corp asides. (FOR REPEAT SALES 1473 Barnum Ave. 401 Broadway I Want To Be Near AND STEADY PROFITS) Bridgeport 8 Conn. New York 13. N.Y. You 80-82-80-78 Vogue the Picture Record Zora The trio lightly tackles Vogue Recordings. Inc. Zora Record Co Western ballad in 4875 East Eight Mile Rd. 1600 E Outer Drive typical and whining Wills -.Detroit 13. Mich. Detroit 12, Mich. fashion. BRILLIANTONE STEEL NEEDLES ARTHUR (GUITAR tM yeadese 4.4 paanpe.epa nredt el .n. BOOGIE) SMITH & -arid .. fem.% 11e. m cen..,bontir Ane e., 11 11 HIS CRACKER JACKS YOU GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY WITH (MOM 103131 Foolish Questions 84--85--83--83 This rib-tickling nov- elty with unlimited ap- ACTON'S peal tho It is aimed pri- marily at tho country mt. TAPER-TONE Rain Drops and Tear and tep,...... aoll fig:. Oar orelAns Mar end Drops 67--67--67--67 Gushy ballad attacked In A PERMO POINTS gushy style. WHITEY AND HOGAN saes; (De Luxe 5021. LONGER LASTING KINDER TO RECORDS Bear Creek Hop 83-83-83-83 ACTONE Delightful hill oink.. TRANSCRIPTION NIFICILF w ith chanting and fiddle racy, Longer needle life - greater kindness work loaded with airy pornh ...nil by Inem4cst.ne 0a.aws. charm and real country Monicoonow torreromet. to records-more dependable-more testing. You've Had a Change economical - than any other coin in Your Heart 74-74-73-74 Same aimpie genuine Products of phono needle made) quality been In back country lugubrious bal- Noodles Sines 1891 lad. Famous for firm for New Coining ad Klee Lls,4 the same klieg bilk? 1938 ROSALIE ALLEN & write le Nefle Olvislee THE BLACK RIVER lea RIDERS Dlinlmier H. W. ACTON CO., 1 to 10-35c each 11 to 99-32c each .Victor 20-32291 370 Seventh Ave., New York 1, N. Y. Wide Rollin' Plains 73-73-73-73 100 or more - 30c each Competent warbling and e,Y.PIONNWONWAP/IfeffeW/....W.010SNINNWFWMINNIIP yodeling by the Ponta.' disk jockey thrush. MORE PERMO NEEDLES SOLD THAN AD. OTHER tONGDYE NEEDLES COmiliNED You Ain't Where Yoe Come From Now 76-76-76-76 PERMO INCORPORATED Engaging range piping CHICAGO 26 on strong-pull moral- .15 N RAVENSWOOD iser. liteASASSARIBracaNtot -t zsiZtec .1, 2.4.01r261111111.1

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