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Vogue • Con- Ventions: Col, WB & London • ABC to Market Riverside • Wanted: Your Ideas to Help Ghetto Youth • Ire-Inkings: Dylan to Col., Sinatra to WB 5 o-lt-Yourself Cartridge Duplicating On Coast Publishing Units: Arbor & Dunbar • ® $3.50 lassies In August 5, 1967 Vogue • Con- ventions: Col, WB & London • ABC To Market Riverside • Wanted: Your Ideas To Help Ghetto Youth • iRe-Inkings: Dylan To Col., Sinatra To WB . ( ' l/OT: entering a new era Int’l Section Begins Pg. 65 Breaking Top 40. Breaking good music. Breaking all sales records everywhere. Where the Streisand action breaks the bank. On COLUMBIA RECORDS! ©'COLUMeiA. ^MARCAS R£G PRINTED IN U S A. — CashBox Vol. XXIX-Number 2 August 5, 1967 (Publication Office) 1780 Broadway New York, N. Y. 10019 (Phone: JUdson 6-2640) CABLE ADDRESS: CASHBOX, N. Y. GEORGE ALBERT President and Publisher MARTY OSTROW Vice President LEON SCHUSTER Treasurer Music Can Help IRV LICHTMAN Editor in Chief EDITORIAL TOM McENTEE Associate Editor ALLAN DALE DANIEL BOTTSTEIN JOHN KLEIN MARV GOODMAN Music can be the message that can We do not by any means suggest EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS help the social that fill that record industry participation is MIKE MARTUCCI soothe wounds a ANTHONY LANZETTA HEDDY ALBERT the summer air with madness. Espe- cure-all. It can, as we state, above, BERNIE BLAKE cially to youth who are involved in “soothe wounds,”; a far greater sense Director of Advertising ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES cruel rioting—now in an ugly, conta- of justice from people who supposedly STAN SOI PER gious state of city-by-city outbreaks follow the laws of their religious faiths BILL STUPER HARVEY GELLER, HoUywood music can talk plainly in a manner that and country Is required to heal ART DIRECTOR—WOODY HARDING wounds. But, if ED ADLUM no well-meaning public official can. recording industry ac- General Manager tivity in this area is one of understand- COIN MACHINES & VENDING Music on records can do an impor- BEN JONES Assistant ing It might make a youngster pause tant job. The record Industry can make CAMILLZ COMPASIO, Chicago, III. and reflect on the consequences to LISSA MORROW, Hollywood an invaluable contribution to the CIRCULATION—THERESA TORTOSA, Manager himself and his community when he struggle against social unrest by let- CHICAGO HOLLYWOOD believes—or is impressed to believe CAMILLE COMPASIO HARVEY GELLER ting music communicate, in a manner 29 E. Madison St. 6290 Sunset Blvd. —that “tearing It up” can secure a Chicago 2, III. Hollywood, Cal. 90028 (Phone: (312) FI 6-7272) (Phone: (213) 465-2129) representative of the industry as a better life. We don’t believe this is so; EUROPEAN DIRECTOR whole, the alternatives to senseless NEVILLE MARTEN if youngsters are impressionable crime-in-the-streets run rampant. ENGLAND enough to feel they can NEVILLE MARTEN achieve aims Dorris Land by lawlessness, 9a New Bond St., the sounds, musically London, Wl, England The record business needs an all- Tel: 01-493-2868 and verbally, of his favorite perform- important partner in this enterprise. ITALY AUSTRALIA ers must take issue with this ROSATI burn, MARIOPANVINI RON TUDOR It is radio, music on records’ largest Galleria Passarella 2 8 Francis St., Milan (Italy) Heathmont, Victoria baby, burn philosophy. Tel: 790990 Tel: 870-5677 area of exposure. Work in obtaining GERMANY ARGENTINA MAL SON DOCK MIGUEL SMIRNOFF this one-two punch against social un- Josef Raps Strasse 1 Rafaela 3978, We understand that two industry Munich, Germany Buenos Aires, rest Is already underway, thanks to ef- Tel: 326410 Tel: 69-1538 organizations, the Record Industry HOLLAND BRAZIL forts by Clyde Otis, the vet music man, PAUL ACKET LUIS DE C. GUEDES Association of America (RIAA) and the Thereslastraat 59-63 Rua Rego Freitas, to encourage record companies and Hague The 289—3®, andar National Association of Radio An- Tel: 837703 Sao Paulo, SP radio stations to allow music to sug- FRANCE MEXICO nouncers (NARA), have been cooper- CHRISTOPHE IZARD gest, sublimlnally if you will, that vio- 24, Rue Octave Feuillet, ENRIQUE ORTIZ Paris XVI Tel: 870-9358 Insurgentes Sur 1870 ating with the President’s Youth Op- Mexico 20, D. F., lence Is self-defeating, that answers to BELGIUM Tel: 24-65-57 portunity Program, led by Vice Presi- MIMI SMITH bigotry and social disenfranchisement 894, Chausse Romaine CANADA Wemmel (Brabant) JOHN MURPHY dent Humphrey. Coordinating the lie in process, not in the streets. Tel: 02-78.96.63 87 North Hill St, due Port Arthur, Ontario above-mentioned programs with these SCANDINAVIA Tel: (807) 344 3526 SVEN G. WINQUIST Kaggeholmsvagen 48, JAPAN Besides the use of their art, per- organizations can achieve a unified Stockholm-Enskede, Adv. Mgr.: Sweden, Tel: 59-46 85 SHOICHI KUSANO formers can also speak directly to the record industry front that can replace SPAIN Editorial Mgr.: FEDERICO HALPERN nation’s troubled youth through spot spotty endeavors with a strong drive Sagasta 23, MORIHIRO NAGATA Apartado 4025, 466 Higashi-OIzuml which can be distrib- in this direction. Madrid Neirimaku, announcements Tel: 257 0907—224 8600 Tokyo uted to radio stations that have high SUBSCRIPTION RATES $20 per year anywhere In the Published weekly. Second class postage paid at >.A. listenership in the ghettos of America Daily headlines underscore the ne- istol. Conn. 06012 U.S.A. „ Copyright © 1967 by The Cash Box Publishing Co., rights reserved. Copyright under Universal Copy- :. All and/or among youth in general. cessity for action now. ht Convention. 5 1 1 Casli BoxTOP 100 AUGUST 5, 1967 7/29 7/22 7/29 7/22 7/29 7/22 LIGHT MY FIRE 36 THE HAPPENING 68 SHOW BUSINESS THE DOORS-Elektra-4561 2 8 HERB ALPERT & TIJUANA BRASS- A&M-860 LOU RAWLS-Capitol-5941 52 42 I WAS MADE TO LOVE HER 39 48 SAN FRANCISCAN NIGHTS STEVI E WONDER-Tamla-54 1 5 6 10 37 LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL & ERIC BURDON & ANIMALS- ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE FEEL SO GOOD MGM- 13769 THE BEATLES-Capitol-5964 27 — BUNNY SIGLER-Parkway-1 53 38 49 JILL CAN'T TAKE MY EYES OFF YOU 38 DON'T GO OUT INTO THE RAIN GARY LEWIS-Liberty-55985 FRANKIE VALLI-Philips-40446 1 2 HERMAN'S HERMITS-MGM-l 3761 13 15 71 SOMEBODY HELP ME WINDY 39 C'MON MARIANNE SPENCER DAVIS GROUP-United THE ASSOCIATION-Worner Bros. Artists-501 -7041 3 1 THE FOUR SEASONS-Philips-40460 9 62 46 50 A WHITER SHADE OF PALE 40 LET'S LIVE FOR TODAY APPLES, PEACHES AND PUMPKIN PROCUL HARUM-Deram-7507 8 1 1 GRASS ROOTS-DunhilI-4084 33 14 PIE COME ON DOWN TO MY BOAT HEROES AND VILLAINS JAY & THE TECHNIQUES-SmQsh-2086 84 87 EVERY MOTHER'S SON-MGM-1 3733 5 5 • BEACH BOYS-Brother-l 001 — 73 LONELY DRIFTER WHITE RABBIT 42 DON'T SLEEP IN THE SUBWAY PIECES OF EIGHT-A&M-1300 58 59 JEFFERSON AIRPLANE-RCA PETULA CLARK-Worner Bros.-7049 1 8 A LITTLE BIT NOW Victor-9248 ] ] 12 MERCY, MERCY, MERCY 43 HERE WE GO AGAIN DAVE CLARK FIVE-Epic-5-1 0209 RAY CHARLES-ABC-l 0938 28 A WOMAN'S THE BUCKINGHAMS-Columbia-441 82 12 16 44 HANDS CARRIE ANNE THE RIVER IS WIDE JOE TEX-Dial-4061 THE FORUM-Mira-232 48 REFLECTIONS THE HOLLIES-Epic-10180 16 19 AIN'T NO MOUNTAIN HIGH SILENCE IS GOLDEN DIANA ROSS & SUPREMES- Motown-1 1 1 THE TREMELOES-Epic-l 01 84 21 23 ENOUGH A GIRL LIKE MARVIN GAYE & TAMMl TERRELL- 77 YOU WERE ON MY MIND YOU TamlQ-54149 42 YOUNG RASCALS-Atlantic-2424 27 CRISPIAN ST. PETERS-Jamie-1310 71 71 17 24 46 GLORY OF LOVE BLUEBIRD JACKSON OTIS REDDING-Volt-152 NANCY SINATRA/LEE HAZLEWOOD- 49 60 THE BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD- Reprise-0595 14 17 47 TRACKS OF MY TEARS Atco-6499 93 — SOCIETY'S CHILD JOHNNY Rl VERS-lmperial-66244 40 20 PENNY ARCADE JANIS IAN-Verve/Folkwoys-5027 15 13 48 STEP OUT OF YOUR MIND CYRKLE-Columbia-4-44224 PLEASANT VALLEY SUNDAY THE AMERICAN BREED-Acta-804 29 29 THE WINDOWS OF THE WORLD 49 DIONt^E THE MONKEES-Colgems-66-l 007 30 51 OUT & ABOUT WARWICK-Scepter-12196 16 UP-UP AND AWAY TOMMY BOYCE & BOBBY HART- 81 EVERYBODY NEEDS LOVE A&M-858 56 65 THE FIFTH DIMENSION-Soul City-756 4 6 GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS- THE WORLD WE KNEW Soul-35034 17 I TAKE IT BACK 89 94 SANDY FRANK SINATRA-Reprise-8610 BABY POSEY-MGM-1 3744 1 9 21 YOU'RE A RICH MAN 51 BLUE'S THEME THE BEATLES-Capitol-5964 BABY I 90 LOVE YOU DAVIE ALLEN & THE ARROWS- ARETHA FRANKLIN-Atlantic-2427 NEARER 34 56 Tower-295 55 61 TO YOU SOUL FINGER YOU'RE MY EVERYTHING BETTY HARRIS-Sansu-466 95 97 I THE BAR-KAYS-Volt-148 24 26 • THE TEMPTATIONS-Gordy-7063 78 GROOVIN' MAMMY 53 JOY BOOKER T & MG'S-Stax-224 THE HAPPENINGS-B. T. Puppy-530 23 34 MITCH RYDER-New Vojce-824 43 39 85 RUN, RUN, RUN WORDS 54 DON'T LET THE RAIN FALL THIRD RAIL-Epic-10191 86 — THE MONKEES-Colgems-66-l 007 44 74 DOWN ON ME 86 A THOUSAND SHADOWS 22 MAKE ME YOURS THE SEEDS~GNP-Crescendo-394 CRiTTERS-Kapp-838 59 66 88 — BETTYE SWANN-Money-l 26 20 22 23 MORE LOVE 55 WASHED ASHORE (ON A LONELY /I ODE TO BILLIE JOE i BOBBIE GENTRY-Capitol-5950 — SMOKEY ROBINSON & THE MIRACLES- ISLAND IN THE SEA) TamIa-54152 25 28 THE PLATTERS-Musicor-1251 57 63 YOU GOTTA PAY THE PRICE AL KENT-Ric Tic-1 27 _ i 24 THERE GOES MY EVERYTHING SHOOT YOUR SHOT ENGELBERT-HUMPERDINCK- JR. WALKER & THE ALL STARS- (YOUR LOVE KEEPS LIFTING ME) PQrrot-40015 26 30 Soul-35036 66 76 25 HIGHER & HIGHER A LITTLE BIT OF SOUL FAKIN' IT JACKIE WILSON-Brunswick-55336 — MUSIC EXPLOSION-Laurie-3380 7 3 SIMON & GARFUNKEL- Columbia-44232 90 THERE MUST BE A ^26 SAN FRANCISCO—FLOWERS IN 76 WAY 58 DON'T YOU MISS ME A LITTLE J IMMY ROSELLI-United Artists-501 79 91 95 YOUR HAIR 91 IT'S SCOTTMcKENZIIE-Ode-103 BIT BABY A HAPPENING WORLD 10 4 THE TOKENS-Warner Bros.-7056 92 — COLD SWEAT JIMMY RUFFIN-Soul-35035 62 68 92 I JAMES BROWN-King-61 59 SWEETEST THING WANT TO LOVE YOU FOR WHAT 1 0 47 58 THIS SIDE OF TESTIFY HEAVEN YOU ARE CHRIS BARTLEY-Vando-101 RONNIE DOVE-Diamond-227 — — THE PARLIAMENTS-Reyilot-207 37 41 64 HYPNOTIZED 60 PICl URES OF LILY 93 IT COULD BE WE'RE IN LOVE THE WHO-Decca-9-34470 THE CRYAN SHAMES-Columbia-441 91 100 — LINDA JONES-Loma-2070 31 36 61 CHAPEL IN THE MOONLIGHT COME BACK WHEN YOU FUNKY BROADWAY JX.94 WILSON PICKETT-Atlantic-2430 — — DEAN MARTlN-Reprise-0601 32 35 GROW UP BOBBY VEE~Liberty-55964 95 SOME KIND I LIKE THE WAY 74 85 OF WONDERFUL SOUL BROS.
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