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Largest selling colour pop weekly newspaper No. 235 Week ending September 11, 1965 Every Thursday 6d.Registered at the G.P.O. as a newspaper 'WHY CAN'T I SELL RECORDS °$ IN AMERICA?'

says Cliff to Peter Jones...

ONE QUESTION plagues Cliff Richard. Sununed up, it is: "Why is it that I can get hit records all round the world, including places like Siam where most people seem to think they don't even sell records, yet not get myself established in America?" A good question to be plagued with. And one which Cliff this week tried to answer for himself. He said: "I must be honest and say this situation is a little bit. . well, not puzzling but at least perturbing. I get these hit records in all these strange places yet, despite the cur- rent British boom in America, I'm not part of it. "Be honest, if a British record gets to Number One in the British charts, it's a sure bet that it will at least make the American Top Twenty these days. Yet I had 'The Minute You're Gone' in the top spot in Britain, yet I don't think it even made the top 150 in the States. "I don't say I'm worried. We've got along without America for a long time and it certainly hasn't affected my working there. We've been over to do the Ed Sullivan Show on tele- vision about seven times and nobody has been worried about not having a hit record to go with it. And there is a fan -club going for me there. I get a lot of mail from America . . . though, of course, there are an awful lot of people living in America! CLIFF talks to Peter Jones about his lack of record success in the States. (RM pic by Dezo Hoffman). "What I'm told is that my record company there haven't promoted me as a BRITISH artist. It seems they think the Year. The Shadows, of course, wrote the score for the theatres and concerts. I think a hit record is a symbol of British craze is liable to die out and they don't want me to diePalladium pantomime and I think they're vastly underrated moment-it's not a whole career. At the start of one's out with it. I suppose ,that is fair enough ... talents in this field. They're in the throes of writing one forcareer,itcolours things-helps things along. But later on "But I must admit I wouldn't mind getting myself includedFrank [field now . . . "Robin Hood". There's talk of me doingyou don't depend so much. After all, if you go on stage, you on the crape that was started by . I'd take thebuttons in "Cinderella" next year, so they'll probably writesing the latest hit . . . but you've also got to include about chance of 'dying out with it. After all, it would be a challengethat one as well. ten other numbers." ... just to see if we could outlive the craze. Still, I leave it "I watch them putting in long hours on writing songs and Cliff,as ever, had been erudite, enthusiastic and matey to the record company-and meanwhile wonder what goessometimes wonder ifI shouldn't work a bit harder at com-through our chat. wrong." posing. But I must admit I haven't been moved, or inspired, And, as ever,fullof admiration for the Shadows. "We What happens next for Cliff? The usual busy, busy round ofto write a new song for a long time. I sometimes sit downcomplement each other", he said. "If people hate the sight work. "There's a film script available. Haven't read it yet, and tell myself to write a song. I start. And find, inevitably,cf me, they must still like the Shadows .. . " but if it is right I'll start work on that. But I'd like to do a that it rounds just like something else that is already in the Clifftacklesafew one-nighterssoon,along with the film completely without music. In fact, I'd like to have ahit parade. The last one I did, I think, was with the ShadowsShadows,comedianFrank Berry andtheTreble -Tones. worthwhile cameo part in a major movie the sort of film -it was "On The Beach." Dates,just fixed,are: September 24, Odeon; 25, where I wouldn't be the star, but would have a part I could "Records? Well, it's a lovely, lovely thing to have a hit record.Sheffield Gaumont; 26, Leicester de Montfort Hall; October 1, get my teeth into. Maybe have somebody like Albert FinneyI'd never knock the recording scene. But we've found that,Bristol Colston Hall; 2, Liverpool Empire; 3, Derby Gaumont. or Man Bates as the star. even through the sort of slump periods, that not having a A continuation of seven years as a top star. You've heard "But we are doing a film version of "Aladdin" in the Newhit record hasn't made any difference to the business atof the Seven Year Itch. Cliff is the Seven Year Marvel. Some of YourLovin' BF1430 abeautifulnewsoul ballad fromDUSTY

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group changes MUST write about a prac- ticeIregard as being . HELP PLEASE CHART COMPARISON a fraud. A group gains con- justboughta copyofthe AFTER comparing lastweek's usually "EddieCochran Al- "Fifty"withthe onecorres- siderable success, II. Memorial witharecord,then some bum".Now Idid have a copy ponding three years ago,Ifind member leaves and another oftheLondonAmericanversion that four male singers, two ofthis and was astonished to find females and one group have man- steps in to share the new- that oneofthetracks on the aged tosustainchartappealin found success.What about Liberty version. "Pretty Girl" was thirty-sixmonths. Ofthemales. not only a different recording, hutit Cliff,ElvisandBillyFury were the Tornados. NO MEMBER expected to last,butwhat of had a different tune and com- oftheoriginal group now pletely different setof lyrics. Any- Frank Ifield only just in the remains - yettheystill onehelp me ? I'mgoingpotty "Fifty". Three years ago he was andfrantictryingtofigurethis Number One. Pet Clark and trade under the same name. Brenda Lee are thegirlswho It'snotanisolatedcase. one out. - E. Stephenson, 17 Frimley Green Road. Frimley, havelasted. The Shadows were There are the Shadows, Aldershot,Hants. Number Onefiveyearsago, in Merseybeats, Yardbirds and the Top Ten three years hack and thereagainnow. I suggestthe Them.The last-named now popstarsoftodaytake a good have only two ofthefive ROCK STYLE lookattheir present position and who succeeded with "Baby ask themselves whether they'll PleaseDon'tGo". Don't THE FACE" askedifJohn and still he popular injustthree Paul hadlistened to Larryyears' time. - Robert J. Burrows, knowabout"baby", but Williams'"She Said Yeah" 9 TairErw Road, Birchgrove, some of the others certainly before writing "I'm Down." Ithink Cardiff. theydid. Iremember anarticle went.It'sfraud. - John on where Denny THEM-here's the new line-up with only two of the original members left. See lead letter. Wilson,Fairyknowe,Both- LaMe had said GeorgeHarrison POLL THOUGHTS well, Glasgow. toldhim thatiftheywanted to T.ve been thinking aboutthose record a wildrocker theywould popularitypolls. Toothy - (congratulationsBrianontopping I pop PEEPING TOMS James Craig: Point write one and styleit on an oldie. grinned lads mouthing "I'm bothsections); 2,Sophie Tucker: That'swhattheydid. - Kevin 18th great- MY POLL 3, Sophie Tucker (she's big enough WHATare the greatHoMes taken. However, there knocked out to be the Tunstall, 118JunctionRoad,Lon- est singer in the world once to bothpositions); 4, P.J. tryingtodoto are changes in almost fill theirfans ? don, N. 19. again" and those humble little 5, (which- reading your poll on the Proby; Sonny or('her Turn them into Peeping any show business advertssaying"thankyou" and inpop. ever is the female). - Philip Toms? - "Look Through Any AFTERmost handsome men group . . .Drifters on signed with an illegiblescrawl. I've made alistofthetop Evans, 47 ValleyWay,Hovland, Window" indeed. - B. Byrne, 57 downwards. Why not, just for once, get people five females. - 1,Brian Jones Barnsley, Yorks. Fell Street, Holt Road, Liverpool 7. CORRECTION to vote on the worst male vocalist. or the most revoltingly bad record TOO MANY E('ENTLY, while playing of the year. or the shabbiest RShirley and Johnny's newre- group, or the king of the copyists. JUST a word on the Jim Reeves' lease"Daydreamin' OfYou", I bettheresults would he exactly

controversy. . His name is the BBC accompanieditwiththe thesame. ImagineP.J.Prohy remembered as is that of information that they are en- saying "Wow,it'sa great honour Mario Lanza,Buddy Holly,Nat gaged,pleasantyoung Americans. to be voted lousiest new artiste" or Coleandothers. Mrs.Reeves is and aged 22 and20respectively. BrianPooledeclaring:"Iadmit

. a trying her hardest toget the Jim Infact.theyarefarfrom en- it . Want Candy'was Reeves' film "Kimberley Jim" gaged pleasant they may he. stinker''. Ali Well.it'sjust a 14 showninBritain . . . soifshe but American they are not. Shirley thought. - Dave Wood, Edin- doesn't mind, why shouldanyone is 18 and Johnny 20.Pleaseset burgh Street. Radford. Nottingham. else ? Myonly complaint: The the record right for them - companiesinsist on releasingso Richard !Menai!, personal man- many LP'sat short intervals. We ager to Shirley and Johnny. 4 have had five of his LP's this year Rosehery Avenue.High Wycombe. RETURN OF ROCK? and hisaveragefancan'tafford Bucks. allofthem. - Berwyn Jones, ABoUT two years ago. we had 5 Maryport Road, Luton, Beds. the outbreak of "Merseybeat". Then R andIt,and then folk musicprospered. Now there's a 'IN' TONY glutofthiswatered-down. airy - NO ACTORS fairy music.People are sick and "cam- 'M in a minority.but I agree BEST programme on BBCthis tared of hearing these I with those critics who dis- year - "Yet Yeti" on August paignersforpeace,"tellinghow "Whatcha Gonna Do About It." liked"Help",thefilm. It's Bank Holiday, with Tony theythinktheworldshould be SMALL FACES-not too keen on their record unfortunatethatthecombination Hall. He deserves a knighthood - run. Itisn'tsincerity,it'sa well - of some ofBritain'sfinestcomic the onlydee-jay landI'm not tried gimmick. We've reached talents,aningeniousplotandan forgetting the"pirates")who has the stage where there are no guts imaginative director failed to really "in"tastes."Music makes to music. Butwhataboutthe salvage a filmwhich was ruined you feel good." he said. He's right. quotes weread. JohnnyGustaf- by the Beatles'lack of acting - Sue Ride, Secretary. Tony Hall son sayshe likestodo Little ability. Theyarefouroutstand- Fan Club. 33Punch Copse Road, Richardnumbers on stage: the ingmusicians, but theirextra- ThreeBridges, Crawley, Sussex. Moody Bluesareinprintsaying ordinarytalents(lo notembrace they'dliketowriteandrecord the realmsofacting. - Barbara rock numbers; theBeatleshave A. Reid, 9 Church Road. Osterley, waxed rock standards and written Isleworth,Middlesex. NO GODS a newone,"I'mDown"; Dave SAY SMALL FACES TO RICHARD GREEN Daviesofthe Kinks has saidhis THAT letterabouttheScottish preference was rock. It'sbecom- to "VORGETit' Andthat, age cider, Steve relented and How aboutthefeedback THANKS girlshaving a low opinion ing the fashionable thing begood. ofourtopgroups: Knowing say . . butitcould dear readers, was Steve said:"We've only beento- on "Whatcha Gonna do Abou'. Holland, La - TruegreatslikeLittleRichard. I of THANKS toEddie most of the groups myself,I must Marriott'sreaction when gethereightweeks, right? It?"Or thedrumming mont Dozier and Brian Holland speak upfor them. The boysin Carl Perkins, , asked him aboutthe com- For that time, we're not bad. KennyJones,ratherafter forwritingitandproducipg ourtopgroupsarehuman flesh Eddie Cochran. LarryWilliams. will get the parisonofSmallFaces to "I'm not saying I can play the manner of Keith Moon. it:thanks toBerryGordy.lnr. and blood.notthe gods the fans Jerry Lee Lewis for signing forit:thanks to Abdul tryand make theminto. Ifthe fame they deserve. It's music the Who. the guitar, but I admire the "Wedon'tusefeedback Fakir.Levi Stubbs, Ronald('Ben- with excitement - itcanfillthe fans went with the idea that they Eric It has been said, and fairly playing of Pete Townshend now,"Stevepatiently ex- sen and.Lawrence Peyton.the were going to meet ordinary young fast -emptying dance - halls. frequentlylatelyatthat, and I admire the playing of plained. "We did the record Four Tops, for recording it. fellows (the majority of whom Buntoncarries a sign"Rock'n' Thanksto Hitsville.U.S.A.,for rollwill never (lie". Watch out. that Small Faces think they Dave Davies and Iadmire fourorfiveweeksago.I _came from hard and tough areas) your weak thebestsingle everto come out theywouldn't benearly so d,e-hardfolkfanatics. is on its last are the Who. That they copy the playing of Eric Clapton. couldkickmyselfforit ofDetroit, intheformof"It's - AngelaWoolard. 8 brandofmusic their dress. That their' play- "The easiest of those now. The SameOld Song". - Adam Wendover Drive, New Malden. milk -whitelegs. - Andrew Slim, been playing White,11 Caledonia Place, Clifton. Surrey. 2 Medtand Avenue. Coventry. ing is based on that of thestyles for me to follow was "Kenny has Bristol8. Warwickshire. Who. Pete Townshend's, soIdid. likethateversinceI've Pressed further and bribed But we just don't copy the known him. He doesn't copy with a glass of draught vint- Who." Keith Moon." a On stage,Small Faces generate a lot of excitement. They like numbers like "Ooh Poo Pah Doo" and things by SOMETHING'S WORRYING ME WilsonPickettandBobby Bland.Rock'nsoultype b/w things. "I'm not too keen on Solo- STUBBORN KINDA FELLA monBurke, though," said Steve, warming tothe sub- (Columbia DB 7697) ject. Rather a hard task con- sidering our',able was sur- JdTs16GII.25 rounded by girls who kept grabbing and kissing him. "This M1.18le isgreat.It i-neNOWvoiceiN gets hold of you when you're on stage. You wantto yell -FOg and leap about.It's part of ZOOT MONEY you and you just do what- ever you feellike." "ONe of MOSToeigiNaL Which sometimes means ad libbing.SmallFacesdon't -tair\rts emep,ge -mom conformtoanyparticular Manager: Bob Hind, 47 Gerrard St. W.1 -fOMUSK " musical standard,itseems. GERrard 1001 They brokeoffinto"You Publicity: David Block Ltd., 12 Gt. Newport St. Are MySunshine"during -ti2aN5t0.1\ttiCpecoreasLiz( one number, then went back W.C.2. COV 1651 /120 Mal2YPIDONe IANe WI to the original song. RECORD MIRROR, Week ending September 11, 1965 3

David Griffiths reports their homecoming, AlicePreissler & Alice Hooper report from the States. BIG BEATLE

SURPRISE AS THEY RETURN Beatles (you may have already heard, darn it) are back, THEleaving behind them-in addition to many thousands of happy fans - a teletaped Ed Sullivan Show which will be screened throughout USA this Sunday. Soon-and rather surprisingly-it will be the turn of fans in seven British cities to sea The Beatles. Shows are being set up for Glasgow, Newcastle, Liverpool, Manchester, Sheffield,Bir- mingham and London in early December. Thisisa surprise because this short tour was not originally in the foursomes '65 schedule. Reason is that it was not known earlier in the year whether they'd be starting on their next movie in the autumn THE BEATLES returning to Britain after their very successful American trip. Here they are at London Airport last or next spring. Now they've decided, shooting starts next year, week. (Pic courtesy Press Association Photos Ltd.) probably in . Film will probably be called "A Talent GovernorofGeorgiaand "Q: Can we look forward insheeramazement. We For Loving". laterTheBeatlesreceived to more Beatle movies? A heardonegirlexclaim'I Meanwhile, they're on a letter from Governor (John): There will be more justcan't believe thatthis holiday and in a few weeks Wallaceof Alabama.We but I don't know if you can has actually happened.' That they'll be working on a new then settled down to ques- look forward to them." night will be cherished for- single and a new LP for re- tions. ever by everyone who had lease before Christmas. "Q: How do you feel about attended. On the day the four mostthe American groups copy- ACOUSTICS "We laugh at any rumour Two Mastic popular Britonsreturned, ing you? A (John): We don't The two Alices report thatthat The Beatles willfade. RECORD MIRROR received mind. It's no worse than the the acoustics of the concert,We feelthey are hereto alengthyreport fromits English ones doing it. atwhich The Beatlesper- last and we are very glad. two most enterprisingcor- "Q.Paul,whendoyou formed for 37 minutes, wereThey are four of the nicest respondents.They'ret w o andJaneAsherplanto so goodthatthegroupyoung men we havemet, American girls-Alice Preis- marry? A: Well, you know, couldbeheard above theand we hope they last until sler and Alice Hooper-who everybody has been writing fantastic screaming. they are 80." wrotetous askingif we aboutitand talking about "EvenafterTheBeatles Thanks a lottoAlice wouldauthorisethemto it - soI'm beginningto disappeared from sight manyPreissler and Alice Hooper SINGLES cover The Beatles'visitto believe it myself! No, I have continuedtositintheirfor their enterprising Atlanta,Georgia,forour no plans. seats and look at the stagereport. readers.

REPORT Here's a (necessarily) con- EVE OF densed version of the report from our two Alices in the Beatles Wonderland: "When we got to the press gate most of the 200 press DESTRUCTION officials were patiently stand- ing in line talking with one another andthevarious fans that had infiltrated the crowd. These fans also ZOOT MONEY and his BIG ROLL BAND. Left to right-Andy, Clive, Mick, Colin, offeredtobuyourpress Paul and Zoot. pass,triedtostealit,or Bony McGuire asked if we could take them along . . . 700T Moneyhassome "We wereusheredinto prettyhardideason 'WE'RE THE GREATEST' RCA 1469 the air conditioned dressing what is and what isn't the roominAtlantaStadium. scene.Likebandsarein, We made our way up to the butgroups who reckon SAYS ZOOT MONEY TO RICHARD GREEN very front next to the table they're bands are certainlyand bass guitar, then tenor Worrying Me' and it's great. and prepared tostarttak- not. sax, baritone sax, drums and We play as a block of sound, ing pictures as soon as they "Apart from Georgie Fame,guitar. it comes out and hits you, came in. You can imagine there's only about four bands "We play as a line-up and that's what we're doing on how we felt when The Beatles who play like bands. There'snot as peopleallover the the record as well." HENRY MANCINI came into the room with Paul Chris Farlow, ourselves, Mike place. We don't think 'Let's All this talk may well leave in the lead. He walked around Cotton Sound and the Ram - ravethis one up! We play you with the impression that to the front of the table and jam Band. the way we've rehearsed a Zoot isabit of a bragger. stood right beside us taking "If I've forgotten anybody number. There's none of this That he reckons heisthe pictures.Inan attempt to it's because the interview isgoing mad by one member greatest and that most people HIS ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS take pictures faster we taking place ina and oftheband,though each don't count. deposited the box offlash- that's a good enough reason."member gets his own spot. Wrong. He's quite a joker bulbs on the table in front Then I asked Zoot about "We don't play numbers by and most of the things he of George, along with film. the type of music his bandartistes. We playnumbers said-at least when he was Theflashbulbsimmediately played. That started him offthat we can do the best and having a go-were tongue in The sweetheart tree took off across the table in again. play the way we like them. cheek, or glass in hand, com- variousdirections and one "We play the best rhythm ments.Honestly,he's okay founditsway intoJohn's It'swrongtojustfeature and blues within fifty miles numbers by really. hand. He finally returned it of London," he stated. "And well-known RCA 1411 to us after playing withit if anybody doesn't agree, I'll people." throughout most of the con- argue with them drinking or A new record is due. What ference. He smiled and said discussing." Fair enough. about that, then?"It'sthe What's new 'You lost something'. George Now what about this idea ofbest,most excellent record was highly amused. playing as a band? "I've gotthat's ever been recorded in pussycats? RCAVICTOR, "The Mayor presented the two Leslie speakers.I thinkthe . . . shall I say pop art boys with the key tothe I'm the only person in theor r -and -b field?Better say JAMES city. Ringo held on to it. The country who's got two. Theyr -and -b because that's more RCA Victor Records product of Fan Club Presidents had a cost £300 each. Then there'scommercial. GALT The Decca Record Company Limited Decca House Albert Embankment London S E I letter of welcome from the Paul Williams, our vocalist "It'scalled 'Something Is 4 RECORD MIRROR, Week ending September 11, 1965

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ST11P: New U.S.releasesinclude -"What ColourIs A Man" -Bobby if Vinton;"IKnew YouWhen" -BillyJoeRoyal;"Cara-Lin"- Strangeloves; "How NiceItIs" -Billy Stewart;"Run Like The ....look closely, it's easy to see Devil" -Bobby Vee;"Steppin' Our -Paul Revere; "Rescue Me" -Fontella Bass; "The Universal Soldier" -Glenn Campbell; "The 1101t1t)& !STE:HP:TS HouseILive In" -Sammy Turner;"I'll Show You The Way" - the tracks of our tears ...." Highwaymen;"Every Day AHeartIsBroken" -Paul Anka; "Help Me"-Mitty Collier;"Let The House Rock On" -Dr. Feel - good & The Interns; "Right Now & Not Later"-Shangri Las;"I Please send this form together w11h sour new photograph1,4 hiell ac arc Found My Place";-Raparata; "Codine"-Jimmy Gilmer. Tamla Motown Appreciation Society afraid cannot be returned 1lieRecord NlirrorIt, aders Ilub.116 shark., \ 1 1.1111c,London. 1. -J RECORD MIRROR, Week ending September 11, 1965 5 EEKERS ON PALLADIUM THE SEEKERS make theirfirst -ever appearance on "Sunday Night At the " on October 10 -two days after the releag' of their next single. Judith Durham has rejoined the group after her recent illness. She will continue the Sonny & Cher rest of their season at Bournemouth until October 2. They beginthreevariety weeks on October 11 at Liverpool Empire, also playing at Manchester Empire -new disc (October 18 week) andBristol (October18thweek)andBristol SONNY has penned thenext Empire(25thweek), single for Cher and himself Singles from Proby, Cooke, Their LP istop of the Australian and Bob Dylan is now writ- and NewZealandalbumcharts. ing Cher's next solo disc. Both Negotiationsareunderway for are for release here in October the Seekersto play eight daysof or November. Sonny and Cher's concerts "down under" next newie on Atlantic is "They're On Spring. TheOutsideLookingIn."No Barron -Knights & Cannon exactreleasedate has yet been fixed.In Cleveland, Sonny andCherplayedtoanaudi- J. PROBY'S next single is a John Lennon -Paul McCartney composition YARDBIRDS ence of85,000 and had to P."That Means A Lot." The record is issued by Liberty on September escape tip riverby rowing 17. boat - with Sonny at the oars FIND A NEW NAME FOR PETER! Out the same day aretheBarron Knights' - when the stage was rushed. "It Was A Very Good Phoenix,6,500 The gent laying atop the piano is,as many of you know, one of Year"(Columbia)andFreddieCannon's Later at people the two Peter Cook's. This one wants to change his name, as he U.S.hit"Action"(Warner PLUGS crammed intoa2,000capacity decided it would be ridiculous to go on performing under it when Brothers). hallafterthe promoterhad Other September17releasesin- THE Yardhirds have six definite onewalldemolishedtomake there'sanother Peter Cookinthecharts.Peter wantsa new clude:Parlophone - LancePer- and four tentative TV and name for his next Pye release out very soon. And he wants RM cival's"There'sAnother one Be- radio plugs lined up for their more space. readers to try and pick a new name for him. Something to tie in hind," theSoul Mates' "Too Late new single release on October1 - with his lonely image if possible. He'd like the replies, addressed to To Say You're Sorry" and Michael "Evil Hearted You." "Peter Cook, Record Mirror,116Shaftesbury Avenue, W.1."as Hoyle's "SandsOf Hatred." HMV Fame They now returnfrom America SUPREMES BOOST soon as possible. He's offering to take the winner on a night around - Tony Osborne's "Blue Bolero," on either September 24 or 25. Their the town with him, where the winner will meet Peter's friends and Tommy Roe's"Doesn'tAnybody departure was delayed for five days The Supremes will be theoffical travelaroundwithPeterandarepresentative from the RM. Know MyName" and Nelinda untillast Thursday(2nd)because UnitedStates'representativesat Collins'"Thou Shalt Not Steal." of trouble with Stateside TV unions.Holland's annual popular song festi- C olumb is - Sean Phillips' crash The group will appear on Granada's val,in Amsterdam, on October3. "Doesn't Anybody Know My "SceneAt6.30"(September28), Thegirlshadpreviouslyputoff HERMAN FILM Hollies cabaret Name," Derek Martin's "You GEORGIE FAME and his mana- TWW's "Discs A Gogo"(29), Re - until1966allplansforareturn Better Go," Russ Loader's "Count visitto of Thursday next week . . that's ger, Rik Gunnell, were leaving diffusion's "Ready Steady Go" (Oc- Europe because their play a week of caba- The Stars" and Emmett's "Nancy." longlistof cabaret thetentativestarting date for ret at Manchester Mr. Smith from The FlamingoClub,inLon- tober 1), BBC -Light's"Saturday datesinthe "There'sNoPlaceLikeSpace", United Artists - Samantha Jones' don's West End, and went to pick Club"(2),ABC's"LuckyStars" States. Trini Lopez represented the the new Sam Katzman movie which October 18after returning from a "Chained To A Memory."Capitol up Rik's car, a massive American (9)and BBC -Light's "Easy Beat" Statesatthefestivallastyear. will concert tour of America. The group - NancyWilson's"WhereDoes (10). Also on theschedulefor the spotlightHerman'sHermits. onBBC -Light's"Monday Ford V.B.Thegarageattendant Andthedraftscreen -playshows appears That Leave Me."Liberty - the droveit up tothe main gates. Awaitingconfirmationare BBC - Supremes during their visit: appear- With Mac" andBBC -2's "Gad - Cascades' "1 Bet You Won't Stay." ances on West German TV Plenty of acting scope for Herman rooks" on September 13, They are Stateside - the SoupGreens' Rik gotin,testedthecontrols 2's "Gadzooks" (September 27), and himself, with the Hermits also fea- beforesettingoffhome. But the BBC -1's "Top Of The Pops" (Sep- shows . . their German - language alsosetforRediffusion's"Five "That's Too Bad" and Mickie Lee singlesare on the country'sbest- turing in comedy situations. Lane's"Hey Sah-Oo-Mey." Tamla engine was stillrunning . . He tember 30 and October 7 and 28). Katzmanlastmonthcompleted O'Clock Club" the next day, South- pounded the accelerator - the car Their first public appearance fol- seller lists. ern's "Three Go Round" (15) and Motown - theContours'"First I lowing Footnote:Big prestige boost for "When The Girls Meet The BOYS", Rediffusion's"ReadySteadyGo" LookAtThePurse." Philips - sped forwards.Rightintoa new their return is Swindon inwhich the Hermits were intro- andexpensively -builtticketoffice, Locarno (September 30), Then they the Supremes came when their mil- (17). They open in Chicago on Sep- Brian Hyland's "Stay Away From lion -Selling"Where Did Our Love duced - inthat one Herman had tember 18. Her" and CharlieRich's "Mohair Part of the garage.It resultedin play Grantham (October2),Hast- onlyafew dialoguesceneswith Sam." Fontana - Howie G. Con - total demolition. ingsWitchDoctor(6),Dunstable Go" was played over to the Ameri- Connie Francis and Harve Presnell. der 's "Big Noise From Winnetka." Costoftheincident:A badly California ( 9), ReadingMajestic can astronauts Cooper and Conrad A busy year for Katzman: he also bruisedkneeforGeorgie;facial (11) and Marquee (12). inGeminiFive.Stillcock -a -hoop P. P & M. TOUR Decca - WildThree's"ICried" overtheirsuccessinthe ProducedElvisPresley's"Harem and ChrisAndrews'"Yesterday cuts for Rik;/200 damage tothe Record Holiday" earlier in1965. Peter, Paul and Mary willtape Man." car;and damages,stillbeing ne- Mirror polls, the Supremes now say: twohalf-hour showsfor BBC -2 RCA - Dawn and the Dee Jays' gotioated, but estimated at £250 to "MaybewelltopPollsin outer duringtheir British visit this "Leave Other Things About You," the ticket -office. IVY LEAGUE-U.S. space, toe," month.The programmeswillbe SamCooke's"SugarDumpling," Georgie's new singleis expected You mean screened during the autumn. JoeWilliams'"LastLoveLast in October. He is recordingit and TOUR CANCELLED The triobegintheirtourat Kiss Goodbye" and MikiDallon's tracks for another LP on September Leicester De Montfort on Septem- "I Care About You." Pye - James 14-16. The Ivy League's scheduled pro- Simon signing -like- ber19. Then theyplayBirming- Galt's"Comes The Dawn,"Julie Georgie and the Blue Flames ap- motional tripto America was can- ham TownHall (22),Newcastle Grant's "Stop" and Sharon Tandy's pear tonight (Thursday) at Steven- celledonMonday when thetrio Disc -jockey Simon Dee, ex -Radio JAMES CityHall(23),ManchesterFree "rve Found Love."PyeInter- age Bowes Lyon House, following were refused work permits."Shin-Caroline, has signed for yet another TradesHall(24), Sheffield City national - ChuckJackson's"If at Wimbledon Palais(10), Windsor dig" and "Ed Sullivan Show" ap-radioseries.He willbe handling Hall (29), Bristol Colston Hall (30), IDidn't Love You." and the Guilo- RikkiTik(11),EdgewareWhite pearances were lined up. They have"Up ToMidnight",from11.30 - London Royal Albert Hall (October teens' "1 Don't Believe." Piccadilly Lion Hotel (12), St. Alban's Market midnight every Thursday on Radio GALT 1),BournemouthWinterGardens written Dana Gillespie's next single - the Nightshift's "That's My Hall (17), Portsmouth Birdcage (18) "Thank You Boy". Itis released byLuxembourg. He already has sev- (2),andBlackpoolOperaHouse Story." and Soho Flamingo (19). Pye on September 17. eraldifferentseriesrunning on (3). BBC. WHERE AND WHEN SEPTEMBER FRI. 24: Astoria, Finsbury Park. 6.40 & THEY'RE COMING YOUR WAY!!! 9.10 p.m. 12/6; 10/6; 8/6; 6/6; 4/6. SAT. 25: Gaumont, . 6.15 & 8.40 p.m. 12/6; 10/6; 8/6; 6/6; 5/6. SUN. 26: Colston Hall, Bristol. 5.30 & 7.45 p.m. 12/6; 10/6; 8/6; 7/6; 5/-. MON. 27:Odeon, Cheltenham. 6.15 & 8.45 p.m. 12/6; 10/6; 9/6; 8/6. TUE. 28: Capitol, Cardiff. 6.0 & 8.30 p.m. 12/6;10/6; 8/6; 6/6. WED. 29: Granada, Shrewsbury. 6.15 & 8.30 p.m. 12/6;10/-;7/6. THU .30:Gaumont,Hanley.6.30 & 9.0 p.m. 12/6; 10/-; 8/6. OCTOBER FRI. 1: A.B.C., Chester. 6.15 & 8.30 p.m. 12/6; 10/-; 7/6. SAT. 2: A.B.C., Wigan. 6.20 & 8.35 p.m. 12/6; 10/-; 7/6. SUN. 3:Odeon,Manchester.5.15 & 8.0 p.m. 12/6;10/6; 8/6; 6/-. ERIC EASTON FOR ROLLING STONES LTD. PRESENTS MON. 4:Gaumont, Bradford.6.15 & 8.40 p.m. 12/6; 10/6; 8/6. THE SENSATIONAL TUE. 5: A.B.C., Carlisle. 6.15 & 8.30 p.m. 12/6; 10/-; 7/6. WED. 6: Odeon, Glasgow. 6.15 & 9.0 p.m. 12/6; 10/6; 8/6; 6/6. ROLLING THU. 7:City Hall, Newcastle. 6.15 & 8.45 p.m. 12/6; 10/6; 8/6;7/6;5/-. FRI.8:A.B.C.,Stockton-on-Tees.6.15 STONES & 8.30 p.m. 12/6;10/6; 8/6; 6/6. YOUR ONLY OPPORTUNITY TO SEE THE STONES BEFORE SPRING I SAT. 9: Odeon, Leeds. 6.0 & 8.30 p.m. 66 12/6; 10/6; 8/6; 7/6; 6/6; 5/6. THE CHECKMATES RAY CAMERON SUN. 10: Empire, Liverpool. 5.40 & 8.0 p.m. 12/6;11/6; 10/6; 9/6; 8/6; 7/6; 7/-;5/-. SPENCER DAVIS GROUP MON.11:Gaumont, Sheffield.6.15 & 8.50 p.m. 12/6; 10/6; 8/6; 6/6. CHARLES DICKENS AND THE HABITS THE END TUE. 12: Gaumont, Doncaster. 6.15 & 8.30 p.m. 12/6; 10/6; 7/6. UNIT FOUR I 2 WED. 13: De Montfort Hall, Leicester. 6.15 & 8.35 p.m. 12/6; 10/6; 7/6; 5/6. THU. 14: Odeon, Birmingham. 6.45 & 9.0 p.m. 12/6; 10/6; 8/6; 6/6. FRI.15: A.B.C.,Cambridge.6.15 & 8.30 p.m. 12/6,10/-,7/6. PLEASE NOTE: AT HANLEY, CHESTER AND WIGAN BE ADVISED SAT. 16: A.B.C., Northampton. 6.30 & 8.45 p.m. 12/6;10/-;7/6. SUN. 17: Granada, Tooting. 6.0 & 8.30 THE MOODY BLUES \INNILPLL APCPEECFFUNIT FOUR +2 BOOK EARLY! p.m. 12/6;10/6; 8/6;6/6. RECORD MIRROR, Week ending September 11, 1985 RECORD MIRROR, Week ending September 11, 1965 7 ALLAN'S BOX The star who OF TRICKS keeps Holly Allan Clarke demonstrates his out of amazing tricks to Peter Jones! by for blasting hand. You repeat the the 'In Crowd' STANDwhen Allan Clarke, lead clenched -hand routine. Allan singer of the Dollies, appears then blows the ash offthe "IT'S Billy Fury!" said theofficegirl. "And he's on the scene.For tic has a back of the hands. You open EARLY!" load of "party tricks" up his your hands, palms upwards sleeve. They usually leave a . and there are two spots The idea of a star of 23 -odd hits like Billy turning up pileofbrokenwoodwork of ash right in the middle of early for an interview is almost incomprehensible to littering the place, but they thepalms. Bafflementall alsoleave alot ofbaffled round. A bland smile from anybody, especially office girls working on pop papers, People. Allan Clarke, who won't let who know the scene. Trick number oneisto on how itis done. But then Billy just isn't like all the others. smash through a pencil with What he WILL let on about is how the Hollins have main- I asked him why he was never seen in any clubs or a pound note . . . even a ten shilling note should the spirit tained their tremendous re- "in -crowd" places that the more show -business stars move him.One minute you cord of Consistency. He lets on thus: seem to frequent nowdays. are holding hard on to a 2B "I think the reason people "Idon't like clubs.Idon't thinkIcould go to theAd Pencil the next second you are holding on to two find our sound distinctive is Lib-that's one of those clubs, isn't it? I get a feeling fractured ends of the same the vocal side. Graham Nash of claustrophobia with all those people around me. has a fantastically high voice And -it's not a falsetto at I'm not too keen on those people who eat, drink and hereallysingsthathigh. breathe show -biz all the time either. HARD HAND Come to that he talks that "I've got my own friends Number twoisto smash high. In fact, I do any actual -my own clique. They're through a wooden coat - falsetto work on records. I'm hanger with the side of his sure it IS the vocal side. not show biz really. When BILLY FURY hand.Crunchsplit,smash 'But we don't go dir.dele- I go to the pictures they it goes. Tliis is not really ately out to do an come with me, and I sit in a trick-it's karate. The edge f erent. We just want to be the middlesothat nobody talks to of Allan's hand, right -side, is ourselves, to work a song as dead hard. well as we can, but in our ALLAN CLARKE-Not his usual expression. In ease you didn't know,his normally recognizes me. Not thatI And number threeisan own style: Eve got no time fine features have been contorted as he gooks throughany window.'In this case getrecognizedallthat Norman Jopling astonishing demonstration of forthegroups who copy through a window at De Hems restaurant In Macclesfield Street.(KM plc by Keith much- Ifind that I'm ash -blackmagic.You hold somebody and.I don't think of the Hoffmann Studios) play, clothes t could never wear, more likely to be spotted cars I'd never drive. Now Eve your hands out, knuckles up- itisfair and Idon't thinkwe don't indulge in punch- fifty, or something, and that's Any Window," theBellies' after a batch of TV shows. ward. Clench the fists. Wave itis necessary. We operate ups! calmed down, spending wise aboutall.Don't know why latestbighit.A potential I one clenched -hand under the purely as a group. Any de- "We're a hitsurprised we haven'tclickedthere. Also get spotted much anyway. I don't really spend all number on SaidAllan: that much money nw atall. other, and vice -versa.Allan cisions we take, we have to about the American scene.I Could be a quitesimple "It depends on what else is more out of town." then strokes some cigarette be unanimous.Certainly we think we hadonerecord answer:thatthe American I've only one -andIcan't released. We don't worry too drive thatbecause rm banned ashonthebackofeach argue among ourselves, but which gotinatnumber teenagers don't want to know much.I know this sounds a MODEST fora couple of years, with a ab utus bit corny, but we just like Something about Billy which Year to run." BILLY FURY-Seoring with "In Thoughts Of You" and what we're doing and that's isn't too well known is the fact Billy doesn'tusually have "Run To My Lavin' Arms." that.Ifwe're number one, that he's genuinely modest. many disc releases, soI asked GRAND IDEAS well . . . fine!Maybeit's When I asked him about some- him why he should have "Run Dilly'simagetoday .is dif. better that we've had this run thing or other and I mentioned To My LovM' Arms" on top of ferentfromthe "We don't have any grand' ofdoingprettywellwith black-shirted, the fact that he was a big star his recent top tenner "In ultra.moody Fury of four,five NEXT WEEK ideas about filming or any, every single release, rather his eyebrows shot up. Thoughts Of You". thing. We've made a couple gee- AnyParticular BIGON RADIO LONDON & than skyrocketing to the top "I never think of myself as "Don't really know. I think it reasonsp°ars for this? of pop -type films,but they allthetime. Youget a being big.I always think that "Well, I never really tried to ' haven't done us any goal. longer lease of life.Actually must be that no one thought X -Certificate I'm just about plodding along. that "Thoughts" would be a hit. getanimage.I dont know No, we just want to stay a we were very pleased with Butthere'snothingelseI'd RADIO CAROLINE group.We'requite happy. 'Look Through My Window' I certainly didn't. Even so after whether Larry (Fames) did or rather do than sing. It's easy! the fourth week thatitdidn't not! I'm not too sum whether Jonathan King THEM The thing that pleases us is -it's the sort- of song that Iremember beforeIstarted that we've become a groups suits our style." get off the ground I was really Eve got an image even now. singing I used to hate the idea choked. But then I was equally amnia, as well as apparently of becoming a skilled workman "I've never done arock,, appealing to the fans.This pleased when it did so well!I ber as a topside.Iwouldn't Honey and the (Itwon'thurt) EMPHASIS doing the same old job and all suppose that Deccathought Yougetother mind, but I've never found a isgreat. that. Which, of course, is what they'd get in quickly with this groups hogging the number Toemphasise thepoint, it looked like I would do. Now Wog strong enough." LOOKING IN THE WINDOWS one spot and thenlotsof Allan cracked his hand down new one, as I cut It as a quickfollow-up Honeycombs HALFASMUCH I think differently. After all, for when we thought that Now, I was going to end this them rave on about us. That's on the table in the hostelry a bloke to go on earning a fair F12215 marvellous. where we'd met.The table "InThoughtOf You" wasn'tfeature by quoting Billy as say- old wage-to be certain of it- going to make it. ing,"I "So that's what we are: a didn'tactuallycollapse. It do like singing, butit The Walker every day until he retired, is "I'mpleased with Deccaas doesn't build your muscles up group. We Play group music just shivered and creaked a a bad idea. and we enjoy it.We work protest. myrecordcompany.They've like navrying."But I can't be- "When I first started making been very helpful to me, andcause that's the way Maureen Brothers a lotand we understand But as he lefthe had to it on PYE No 7N15918 exactly what we are trying of busted money Iwould spend like even though we have been mak.Cleave ended her featureOn JOHN SUMMERS kick through a pit mad. I'd buy everything I ing our own discs for two years, to do." Pencils, split coat -hangers Billy Fury in the 'Evening Stan- What about "Look Through and coagulated rig retie ash. fancied. In the end I was buy. Dick Rowe stillworks on the dard' last Saturday. Dave Berry ing records I never had time to sessions." C'est Le Vie . , THEAPPLEJACKS SKEETER DAVIS JUST RELEASED Sun glasses I GOTOSLEEP 4 BIG HITS F12216 ALAN DAVID NEIL SEDAKA DEC C Walking on air Weill through a tear 1=1:11:4 F12227 RCA 1475 A IL TEARS PARADISE SONNY CHILDE JAMES BROWN DECOR and The Famous Flames WALK IN SILENZIO Giving up on love COLUMBIA COLUMBIA F12218 Papa's gat a brand new bag HL 9990 WAIT A MINUTE LENNY WELCH THEZOMBIES THE BLACK DB 1659 BURIN DB 7655 DECCA 4_0140 Stu James and The Mojos Two different worlds DRS 54000 FOREST Try to WHENEVER LOST LOVE MAKE ME YOUR BABY DECCIll The Brothers Grimm Liz Shelley YOU'REREADY F12224 HORST KEN NINI FRANK understand F 12225 KART OF STONE BARBARA LEWIS JANKOWSKI DODD ROSSO !FIELD DECCR The Hi -Numbers Make me your baby F 12.3 OECCA WHO'LL BE THE NEXT IN LINE WALKIRB ON AIR DECCI1 DECCA The Knack Jimmy Williams KPM 21 DENMARK STREET WC2 TEM 3856 F12234 The Decca Rene. Company LimitedDec. House -Albert EmbankmentLondon SE 1 RECORD MIRROR, Week ending September 11, 1985 RECORD MIRROR, Week ending September 11, 1965 7 ALLAN'S BOX The star who OF TRICKS keeps Holly Allan Clarke demonstrates his out of amazing tricks to Peter Jones! by for blasting hand. You repeat the the 'In Crowd' STANDwhen Allan Clarke, lead clenched -hand routine. Allan singer of the Dollies, appears then blows the ash offthe "IT'S Billy Fury!" said theofficegirl. "And he's on the scene.For tic has a back of the hands. You open EARLY!" load of "party tricks" up his your hands, palms upwards sleeve. They usually leave a . and there are two spots The idea of a star of 23 -odd hits like Billy turning up pileofbrokenwoodwork of ash right in the middle of early for an interview is almost incomprehensible to littering the place, but they thepalms. Bafflementall alsoleave alot ofbaffled round. A bland smile from anybody, especially office girls working on pop papers, People. Allan Clarke, who won't let who know the scene. Trick number oneisto on how itis done. But then Billy just isn't like all the others. smash through a pencil with What he WILL let on about is how the Hollins have main- I asked him why he was never seen in any clubs or a pound note . . . even a ten shilling note should the spirit tained their tremendous re- "in -crowd" places that the more show -business stars move him.One minute you cord of Consistency. He lets on thus: seem to frequent nowdays. are holding hard on to a 2B "I think the reason people "Idon't like clubs.Idon't thinkIcould go to theAd Pencil the next second you are holding on to two find our sound distinctive is Lib-that's one of those clubs, isn't it? I get a feeling fractured ends of the same the vocal side. Graham Nash of claustrophobia with all those people around me. has a fantastically high voice And -it's not a falsetto at I'm not too keen on those people who eat, drink and hereallysingsthathigh. breathe show -biz all the time either. HARD HAND Come to that he talks that "I've got my own friends Number twoisto smash high. In fact, I do any actual -my own clique. They're through a wooden coat - falsetto work on records. I'm hanger with the side of his sure it IS the vocal side. not show biz really. When BILLY FURY hand.Crunchsplit,smash 'But we don't go dir.dele- I go to the pictures they it goes. Tliis is not really ately out to do an come with me, and I sit in a trick-it's karate. The edge f erent. We just want to be the middlesothat nobody talks to of Allan's hand, right -side, is ourselves, to work a song as dead hard. well as we can, but in our ALLAN CLARKE-Not his usual expression. In ease you didn't know,his normally recognizes me. Not thatI And number threeisan own style: Eve got no time fine features have been contorted as he gooks throughany window.'In this case getrecognizedallthat Norman Jopling astonishing demonstration of forthegroups who copy through a window at De Hems restaurant In Macclesfield Street.(KM plc by Keith much- Ifind that I'm ash -blackmagic.You hold somebody and.I don't think of the Hoffmann Studios) play, clothes t could never wear, more likely to be spotted cars I'd never drive. Now Eve your hands out, knuckles up- itisfair and Idon't thinkwe don't indulge in punch- fifty, or something, and that's Any Window," theBellies' after a batch of TV shows. ward. Clench the fists. Wave itis necessary. We operate ups! calmed down, spending wise aboutall.Don't know why latestbighit.A potential I one clenched -hand under the purely as a group. Any de- "We're a hitsurprised we haven'tclickedthere. Also get spotted much anyway. I don't really spend all number on SaidAllan: that much money nw atall. other, and vice -versa.Allan cisions we take, we have to about the American scene.I Could be a quitesimple "It depends on what else is more out of town." then strokes some cigarette be unanimous.Certainly we think we hadonerecord answer:thatthe American I've only one -andIcan't released. We don't worry too drive thatbecause rm banned ashonthebackofeach argue among ourselves, but which gotinatnumber teenagers don't want to know much.I know this sounds a MODEST fora couple of years, with a ab utus bit corny, but we just like Something about Billy which Year to run." BILLY FURY-Seoring with "In Thoughts Of You" and what we're doing and that's isn't too well known is the fact Billy doesn'tusually have "Run To My Lavin' Arms." that.Ifwe're number one, that he's genuinely modest. many disc releases, soI asked GRAND IDEAS well . . . fine!Maybeit's When I asked him about some- him why he should have "Run Dilly'simagetoday .is dif. better that we've had this run thing or other and I mentioned To My LovM' Arms" on top of ferentfromthe "We don't have any grand' ofdoingprettywellwith black-shirted, the fact that he was a big star his recent top tenner "In ultra.moody Fury of four,five NEXT WEEK ideas about filming or any, every single release, rather his eyebrows shot up. Thoughts Of You". thing. We've made a couple gee- AnyParticular BIGON RADIO LONDON & than skyrocketing to the top "I never think of myself as "Don't really know. I think it reasonsp°ars for this? of pop -type films,but they allthetime. Youget a being big.I always think that "Well, I never really tried to ' haven't done us any goal. longer lease of life.Actually must be that no one thought X -Certificate I'm just about plodding along. that "Thoughts" would be a hit. getanimage.I dont know No, we just want to stay a we were very pleased with Butthere'snothingelseI'd RADIO CAROLINE group.We'requite happy. 'Look Through My Window' I certainly didn't. Even so after whether Larry (Fames) did or rather do than sing. It's easy! the fourth week thatitdidn't not! I'm not too sum whether Jonathan King THEM The thing that pleases us is -it's the sort- of song that Iremember beforeIstarted that we've become a groups suits our style." get off the ground I was really Eve got an image even now. singing I used to hate the idea choked. But then I was equally amnia, as well as apparently of becoming a skilled workman "I've never done arock,, appealing to the fans.This pleased when it did so well!I ber as a topside.Iwouldn't Honey and the (Itwon'thurt) EMPHASIS doing the same old job and all suppose that Deccathought Yougetother mind, but I've never found a isgreat. that. Which, of course, is what they'd get in quickly with this groups hogging the number Toemphasise thepoint, it looked like I would do. Now Wog strong enough." LOOKING IN THE WINDOWS one spot and thenlotsof Allan cracked his hand down new one, as I cut It as a quickfollow-up Honeycombs HALFASMUCH I think differently. After all, for when we thought that Now, I was going to end this them rave on about us. That's on the table in the hostelry a bloke to go on earning a fair F12215 marvellous. where we'd met.The table "InThoughtOf You" wasn'tfeature by quoting Billy as say- old wage-to be certain of it- going to make it. ing,"I "So that's what we are: a didn'tactuallycollapse. It do like singing, butit The Walker every day until he retired, is "I'mpleased with Deccaas doesn't build your muscles up group. We Play group music just shivered and creaked a a bad idea. and we enjoy it.We work protest. myrecordcompany.They've like navrying."But I can't be- "When I first started making been very helpful to me, andcause that's the way Maureen Brothers a lotand we understand But as he lefthe had to it on PYE No 7N15918 exactly what we are trying of busted money Iwould spend like even though we have been mak.Cleave ended her featureOn JOHN SUMMERS kick through a pit mad. I'd buy everything I ing our own discs for two years, to do." Pencils, split coat -hangers Billy Fury in the 'Evening Stan- What about "Look Through and coagulated rig retie ash. fancied. In the end I was buy. Dick Rowe stillworks on the dard' last Saturday. Dave Berry ing records I never had time to sessions." C'est Le Vie . , THEAPPLEJACKS SKEETER DAVIS JUST RELEASED Sun glasses I GOTOSLEEP 4 BIG HITS F12216 ALAN DAVID NEIL SEDAKA DEC C Walking on air Weill through a tear 1=1:11:4 F12227 RCA 1475 A IL TEARS PARADISE SONNY CHILDE JAMES BROWN DECOR and The Famous Flames WALK IN SILENZIO Giving up on love COLUMBIA COLUMBIA F12218 Papa's gat a brand new bag HL 9990 WAIT A MINUTE LENNY WELCH THEZOMBIES THE BLACK DB 1659 BURIN DB 7655 DECCA 4_0140 Stu James and The Mojos Two different worlds DRS 54000 FOREST Try to WHENEVER LOST LOVE MAKE ME YOUR BABY DECCIll The Brothers Grimm Liz Shelley YOU'REREADY F12224 HORST KEN NINI FRANK understand F 12225 KART OF STONE BARBARA LEWIS JANKOWSKI DODD ROSSO !FIELD DECCR The Hi -Numbers Make me your baby F 12.3 OECCA WHO'LL BE THE NEXT IN LINE WALKIRB ON AIR DECCI1 DECCA The Knack Jimmy Williams KPM 21 DENMARK STREET WC2 TEM 3856 F12234 The Decca Rene. Company LimitedDec. House -Albert EmbankmentLondon SE 1 RECORD MIRROR, Week ending September 11, 1965 8 Norman Jopling and Peter Jones newalbums reviewed by Norman Joplingand Peter Jones new albums A RAVING NEW LP FROM ADAM ADAM FAITH: "Faith Alive!"-Lady Oh Lady; High Heel Sneakers; Talk About Love; Look Out Baby; Everybody's Talking 'Bout A Thing Called Love; Night Time Is The Right Time; I Wanna Be Your Man; Little Queenie; Hey Little Lovin' Girl; Hey Baby; I Can't Think Of Anyone Else; You Can't Blame Him; Heartbreak Hotel; I Need Your Loving (Parlophone 1249). recording manager John Burgess, the Roulettes, five songs from Chris Andrews, a ADAM,"live" audience, a stack of atmosphere, an electric enthusiasm all round. Anyone think Adam is slipping? Then listen to this little lot. It's a composite performance, full of bounce and beat. It opens with a raving rocker, cools only slightly, then mounts summits of excitement all over again. Mostly up -tempo . . . with variations on things like El's old "Heartbreak Hotel". Adam switches his singles, but there are many who like him best on these all-out rockers. The Beatles' "I Wanna Be Your Man" comes out specially nicely. It's the power, the dynamics, the urgency that gets Adam across so well. This should turn out his biggest -selling album, with full marks to the hard -grafting Roulettes. * * * * CONNIE SMITH: "Bests By The BRENDA LEE:"TheVersatile Brenda Lee".-Yesterday's Gone; SmithGirl".-TheOtherSideOf Keith of the HoffmannStudios) PEREZ PRADO: "Lights, Action, You; Tiny Blue;Transistor;Once Dear Heart;IStill Miss Someone; ADAM FAITH in action. (RM plc by Prado".-Woman Of Straw; A Hard A Day; The Hinges On The Door; How GladIAm; Almost There; Goodbye Charlie; Don'tBlame Me; Willow Weep Day's Night; Don'tForgetIStillLoveYou; Love PETE SEEGER: "Strangers And Love Goddess; Zelada's Theme; DarlingAre You EverComing Fur Me; Truly Truly Love; Cousins". - Oh, Had I A Golden GirlWithGreen Eyes; Home; Then And Only Then; The Letters; The Birds And The Bees; Thread; Manura Manyah; May Topkapi; LaVie En Rose;Maybe(Bruns- The James Bond Theme; No Love Threshold;It's Just My Luck; I'm wick LAT 8614). ThereAlwaysBe Sunshine;Ma- No Nothin'; Goldfinger; Emily; Ashamed Of You; I Don't Love You laika;Peat BogSoldiers; Raga - EP CORNER Lilith Melody (United Artists ULP Anymore;Tell Another Lie (RCA MAYBE "Don't Blame Me", the putt; Sourwood Mountain; All. 1095). Victor RD 7718). Jimmy McHugh"great", is Mixed Up: Kevin Barry; Shtille Di music, the stand out track, but Nacht;TalkingAtomBlues;Uh LATIN big -band material, brassy YOU LIKEcountry IfIHad A Hammer and percussive, punctuated for Brenda worksthrough a finely Uh Uh; IFthis is probably you - varied selection of songs. Some of (CBS 62528). by Senor Prado's own vocal Connie is oneofthebigger interpolations. A Beatle song, names round the Nashville cir- thesongs have already been hits LITERALLY an international moviethemes,touchesoftenor - cuits. Atmospheric violin -guitar, for other people, but Brenda set fromMr.seeker, who Infact, "Hard Day's Night" whining,backingtosome simple interprets them in her own scorch- maintains his own high stand- sax. inglycrispstyle. "LaVie En is particularlygood, and"Gold - songs,simplysung.Tempoes are ards of performance on a distinctly isfine-"Almost There" is finger" was never so Latin- similarmostoftheway;lyrics Rose" off -beat selection of songs."Kevin a rivaltothe Andy Wil- aremainlyphilosophical. worthy instance, is Irish. American. Glossy performance. liams'version.Evendraggyold Barry". for about a medicalstudenthanged "DearHeart"gets a splash of * * * * * in 1920. "TalkingAtomBlues" new colour. There aren't many to off-the-cuff touch our Brendainthissortof was written by a Los Angeles newspaperman, Songs versatilemood. mostlywith strongmoralprin- * * * * ciples. Songs with concentrated Powerinthelyrics. And anin- JACKJONES: "MyKind Of teresting"IfIHad A Hammer" CAPABLE MANAGEMENT LTD. Town".-My Kind Of Town; Some- in viewofthe Lopezhitversion where Along The Way; More; The andthefactthatSeegerhelped RaceIsOn; I Can't Believe I'm "riteit.Interesting. 185 Bickenhall Mansions, LosingYou;Travellin' On; The * * * * HERMAN -4 hits on an EP. OneILove; Yes,ICan; I'm All TONY BENNETT:"SongsFor Smiles;I Must Know; Time After The Jet Set". - Song Of The Jet; Time; King Of The Road (London Fly Me To The Moon; How Insen- HERMAN'S HERMITS "Her- TIMI YURO-"Soul"-IfIHad Baker Street, London, W.I. HAR 8236). sitive;If IRuled The World; man'sHits"-Silhouettes;Wonder- You;IfI Didn't Care; Nothing In OH, BROTHER, this one swings. Love Scene; My Ship;Then Was fulWorld;Can'tYouHear My The World; Once InA While The WELbeck 8146/7/8 The impeccableJack here- ThenAnd NowIsNow; Sweet Heartbeat; I'm Into Something (Liberty LEP 2214). deep, with takes another stride Lorraine; The Right To Love; Good (Columbia SEG 8442).The interesting vocals from Timi don't towards the acceptance he so richly Watch What Happens; All My To- soundthisteam makescertainlymake any hitshere, but thiscol- isn't witheveryone,but Representing the Best in Entertainment to deserves in this country. And morrows; Lazy Afternoon (CBS popular lectionof some of her older num- there's nothing tojar, because the 62544). thesefourcoverversionsorre- bersdeservetodowell. allBALLROOM, THEATRES, andCLUB three arrangers (Glenn Osser, Don vivals have sold enough copies on WHAT a marvellous album. to speak Costa, Paich) ring the singles forthemselves. MANAGEMENTS Marty Tony in superbmood; ar- DEL SHANNON-"Del Shannon changes. It's a creativeset-a Hits"-Stranger In Town; Do You sort of amalgam ofallthat's best rangementsby DonCosta; GERRY AND THE PACE- fill -Ms from the Ralph Sharon Trio "Rip It Up"-Reelin' andWant To Dance; Keep Searchin'; in quality singing. Touches of Mel MAKERS Handy Man(Stateside SE1029). Torme, astonishingly, in things and the Will BronsonSingers; Rockin'; Whole Lotta Shakin' longspellsofAl Cohn ontenor Goin' On; You Win Again (Colum- More singlepackaginghere-but like"Yes,ICan", "My Kind Of two ofthese were barelyhits. PERSONAL MANAGERS TO Town" and "The One I Love" are sax."Fly Me To The Moon" links biaSEG8426). Gerrymanages THE stand -out samples. Perhaps his TonywithAl;"SweetLorraine" to put down a solid beat here on JOHNNY TILLOTSON - "Hit ROCKIN' BERRIES is a positivegas. It'sthe way fournumberswhichwilldelight best album yet. Bennett bendsnotes and phrases. and amaze his fans. Not old rock Parade"-Angel; She Understands Me;TalkBackTremblingLips; No. 44 in the charts WALKE R * * * * The way he livesinside asong. fans though . . . It'sgreat. Worry (MGM 790).Inhis own (inassociationwiththeGrade TRIO:"Featuring * * * * * BOBBY DARIN - "Milord" - way,Johnnyisverysimilarto BROTH E RS The Legendary Hasaan". - Three - Milord; Do Nothin' Till You Hear our own Cliff Richard. These Four vs. Six -Eight Four Ways; Off ANDY STEWART: "Campbeltown From Me; Golden Earrings; What countrytingedballadsprove him My Back Jack;Hope So Elmo; Loch". --Oh, What A Celidh;Turn A Difference A Day Made (ACan- to be one of the most under -rated No. 3 in the charts HeatherBells (Sole Agents Arthur Howes Ltd.) AlmostLikeMe; Din -KaStreet; YeToMe; ticAET 6013). Some years -old balladeersfromtheStates. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 Pay NotPlayNot;ToInscribe Bloom Again;Lassie Will Ye Go; materialfrom hisoldlabel.But (Atlantic ATL 5028). Courtin' In The Kitchen; She it's better than his stuff for JAN & DEAN-"Surf And Drag MovedThro'TheFair;McPher- Capitol . Hits"-SurfCity; Honolulu Lulu; MAX on drums, on son'sFarewell;Donald Dhu; The DragCity; DeadMan's Curve 000000000000 bass and the incredible BanksOfSicily;The Wee Toon HERB ALPERT'S TIJUANA (Liberty LEP 2213). Four top sides P. J. PROBY Hasaan Ibn Ali kicking up a Clerk;The Farmer'sBoy;High- BRASS-"TheMexicanShuffle"- from J. & D.-all American music dust -cloudofconfusioninhisbid land Paradise (HMV 1891). The Mexican Shuffle; Numero forall American kids.Quite good (Licensed by International to throw offallthe shackles that LOOK for big sales for this one, Cinco; MexicanDrummer Man; valuethis. Agency Ltd.) tie so manyjazzpianists. It's StruOtin' With Maria (Stateside SE FOUR PENNIES involved,sometimes soundsinco- specially North of the Border. A A collection of traditional items. 1031). Bouncy latin rhythms, good VARIOUSARTISTES-"On The herent, but hear him over a long tunes,a good coverpicandthe Scene"-Baby Let Me TakeYou place.He mostly,withallthezip,wistful- and spellanditfallsinto immense popularityofthisteam Home-Animals; I Wish You Would roams andwanders,speciallyon ness,nostalgiathatyou'dexpect. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hardto describemostofthem could make this into a best seller. -Yardbirds;Respectable-Cheynes; "Din -Ka Street" . . . but is gener- PEDDLERS one sample Do Re Mi-Georgie Fame; Seven allywellcontrolled by the Roach to Sassenachs, but CLIFF BENNETT-"Try It Baby" Daffodils-Cherokees;Baby What's (inassociationwith Alan Lewis percussion. track will give the message. Enterprises Ltd.) Mostly arranged by orchestra - -I'm Crazy 'Bout My Baby; Wrong-DownlinerSect (Columbia * * * leader Alan Roper. Shoes; Try It Baby; Do It Right SEG 8413).Some blues -tingedtop TI-IEM (Parlophone GEP 8936). Some blues sidesfrom a batchof Britain's ETHEL ENNIS: "My Kind Of * * * tinged vocals fromCliff,withhis moreauthenticR.& B.groups (in association with Dorothy 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Waltztime".-Oh What A Beautiful BILL DOGGETT: "Wow".-Wow; big sound group behind him. He's andsingers.Probably a weebit Solomon Associated Artistes Ltd.) Mornin'; The Petite Waltz; Some- Oo-Da; 01' Man Mose; Happy Soul stillway aheadofpopulartastes dated now, but good forabitof . reminiscing. day My Prince Will Come; Time; The Kicker;Mudcat; Ram - though . . Remember; Paradise; It's A Grand Bunk -Shush; Slow Walk; Fa tso THE WHEELS Night For Singing; Faraway Places; Till We Meet Again; My Colour- (HMV CLP 1884). '000000000000 THE NICKY JAMES ingBook;FallingInLove With TOP JAZZ -BLUES organist on a Love;I'll Always Be In Love With raucous selection of tunes MOVEMENT You;TheSongIsEnded(RCA which have an infectious beat FINDERS -KEEPERS Victor RD 7717). and catchiness. Good dancing stuff, SOR ROWS (in association with Dorothy JUST alight group behind Ethel or even background music. Lots of Solomon Associated Artistes Ltd.) atmosphere,and a gooddescrip- (in association with David Owen) on her second album. Basically, tion could be Bill's own one. allthe items are waltzes,but "Downthemiddlebetweenjazz she changes tempo to suit her own and rock'n'roll". 000000000000 fluenttalents.Does she sing jazz? Many experts say "yes" . but * * * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 it's more jazz -influenced pop. "ColouringBook" is marvellous JOHNNY B. GREAT and "The Song Is Ended" is PAUL SIMON:"Song Book".- treated coolly,and efficiently,and IAm A Rock;Leaves That Are & the QUOTATIONS yet warmly. Nicelate -nightlisten- Green; A Church Is Burning; April MONTANAS Come SheWill; The Sound Of ing. Silence; A Most Peculiar Man; He * * Was My Brother;Kathy'sSong; 000000000000 TheSideOfA Hill; ASimple 000000000000 VARIOUS ARTISTES: "Full Desultory Philippic; Flowers Never House".-(United Artists ULP 1102). Bend With The Rainfall;Patterns A VERYcommercial country (CBS 62579). HELLIONSBOBBY RIOAalbum this, with Gene Thomas APPEALING and worthwhile folk on the Orbison-penned "Baby's _A. songs performed by the com- and the REVELLES Gone" and "The Last Song" sound- poser, withguitarbacking. 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 ing very muchlike Roy himself. "He Was My Brother" isspecially also Other stars are George Jones, Rink worth a sample spin-Paul has a Hardin, Judy Lynn and Melba voice of power, of contrast, and of THE SYNDICATES Montgomery.Wellperformed and (inassociationwithBarrington simple musicianship. An album of Mann Ltd.) recorded,butmaybe the really illusions, disappointment, exulta- ANTOINETTE fanaticalcountryfanswillthink tion. thistoo commercial. * * * * * * RECORD MIRROR, Week ending September 11, 1965 9 singles reviewed by Norman Jopling and Peter Jones new singles reviewed by Norman Jopling and Peter Jones new singles reviewed

BEAU BRUMMELL ESQUIRE: THE IMP -ACTS:The Dum-Dum PETER FENTON: For The Love A Better Man ThanI;Teardrops Song;IfI WereTheOnly One Of A Girl; Now That You're Gone (Columbia DB 7675). Slow and al- (Pye 15911). Debutdiscforan (Parlophone R 5313). Rather a most -spokenintrofromthewell - Essex group.Shared vocal leads, show -biz voice this . . like some- dressed man. It's a tear-jerker in a with group backing.It's a catchy thingout of a modernmusical way and well -performed becauseit little song, with a walk -along comedy. But there'sstyle,too, avoids thecornyside.Obviously rhythm, and it's very well recorded. and a pungenturgency in the chart potential - we hope it makes Curious blend of voices and instru- handlingoflyrics. Not a bad it. Subdued and gentle backing, but ments. A near hit. song,either. the beat is there. JOHN SUMMERS: LookingIn THE DUNDEEVILLE PLAYERS: THE BOSTON CRABS: As Long Windows; Don't Fool Yourself Wheels; Woodpecker (Stateside As I Have You; Alley Oop (Colum- (Pye 15918). A straightforward SS451). TheoldNorman Petty bia DB 7679).High-pitchedvoice little ballad, charming enough, and number dresedupinstring -laden with guitar and thenitallstarts dealtwithvocallyin a straight- style,withsomeunusual sound - happening. Plentyof meat inthis forwardstyle.Rather intheCliff effects. Doesn't seem the same one and the vocal side, though way- Richard style,which can't be without a chap twitching his out,doesn'tsoundtoo contrived. bad. muscle toit,though. A good song, but slightly complex. Happy disc. ROY ACUFF: Life To Go; The BIG DEE IRWIN: YouSatisfy RAY BARRETTO:ElWatusi; RisingSun(Hickory1316). Har- My Needs;IWanna StayRight SwingShepherd Blues(Columbia monicleads into Roy'sslightly Here With You (StateSide SS 450). DB 7684),Lovely!Re -issueof a nasally country voice. Story enter- Rather a big emotional experience, years oldU.S.hit,Neurotic beat, tains:a man servinga lifesen- fullof exploding drums, from the mumblingSpanish vocals which tence for murder.Morbidly com- big'un. It'sa good soulfulper- leadsintoan excitingblues -tinged formance most of the way, but a Production.Riffrunsthroughand pelling. THE SILKIE DEL SHANNON by the time we finished listening we bit too complicated for the charts. CYMBALINE: Please Little Girl: really. think we could have givenita top Comin' Home Baby(Pye15916). fifty tip. Five boysunder one name. A TRENDSETTERS LIMITED: Song that Dylan did .LEROY VAN DYKE: It's All Over ClintBalladJnr.song,withfair You Sure Have A Funny Way Of on TV from the Manfreds, & Now Baby Blue;Just A State Of catchiness,good beat,and right Show!ng Your Love;I'm Coming Mind (WarnerBros. WB 5650). for party-dancing. Nice vocal Rome (Parlophone R 5324). This Quitea powerfulrenditionofthe blend . . . and a goodinstru- is an up -tempo beater with a vocal Dylan song. The "Walk On By" man mentalflip. boost at the start beforeitsettles a Beatle thing from the Silkie. Rocking Shannon, couldpickup someusefulsales into a rhythmicstyle. Almost a here. Compulsive and beats. scat - vocaltouchlateron. It's unusual enough to do well. Some- HEATHER:I'll Come Softly; No what frenzied. One In TheWhole Wtde World and a moody, bluesy Dusty. Familiarnew Andy (King KG 1027), Pleasant song PETER SNELL: Amore Scusami; here, even better singer. A plaintive Silently (Columbia DB 7672). bigballadwhich may be too Young Canadian on atop Contin- straight to make itchart -wise, but entalhit.It'sa good song. Voice Williams and a cover disc from Alex Harvey. should get big sales none the less. isnot much more than so-so but GREGORY PHILLIPS: Down In The it's a tuneful few minutes. THESILKIE: You'veGot To ALEX HARVEY: Agent 00 Soul; DEL SHANNON: MoveIt On Boondocks;That'sTheOne (Im- Hide Your Love Away; City Winds Go Away Baby (Fontana TF 610). Over; SheStill Remembers Tony mediate 1M 004). British talent on a THE MEASLES:NightPeople; (Fontana TF603). (Stateside SS 452). DogRoughDan (Columbia DB AWILDshreiker here, with good version of the American Billy A LENNON-McCARTNEY song GUITAR openingata fairold Joe Royal hit. Touch of the "Tulsa" 7673). A black-ishsort of atmos- Alextellingeverybody about phere createdhereforthenight . . . and good enough toget how he doesn't need high collared lick,then theheatisestab- theme to it - a strong song, atmo- Brian Epstein's folkgroup lished spherically recorded. Very commer- folk. Powerful leadvoice, mostly shirtstosingrock'n'roll.The solidly.Delison his with hum -alongbacking. A bit intothe charts this time out. The actual meaningisahitconfusing roaringform,here, andit'scom- cialand should dowell ... even girllead has fair prominence and pulsive enough to make the charts. nibbleat the charts. straightin treatment,butcould but thebeatissowild,and the do well. instrumentally thesoundisgood. performance so good thatthis beitin a fairlylowlyPosition. KARL STUART AND' THE PRO- Songismid -tempo,withbustling Lots happening behind hint - with BABY WASHINGTON: Only could well be a hit. Good commer- FILES: The Love Of My Eyes; Not guitarwork, andthe lyricsare cial R & B, uninhibited and com- flashesoffalsetto andit's a A Girl In A Million (Mercury MF ThoseInLove; TheBalladof extremely good.Anicesoft,but rockerallthe way. Repetitiveriff Bobby Dawn (London HLC 9987). mercial.Flipis a more conven- 870). Group sound, mit organ, and a expressivearrangement. Could he tionalbluesside,againproduced most of the time, generating goodly soulfulsort of song whichiswell Mid -tempo andbluesilyproduced an instant clicker. Group wrote the by Island Records inthe shape of excitement. Very wild. Very good. performed. Nicefatsound, with item,withstringbacking,and a "B" sideconjointly. A harsher Guy Stevens. Butjust ashade dated.Flipis vocal harmonies above the average. gentility about the theme that approach, but with more fine slower,withgrowlingsax inthe Acceptable. clickswell enough. Baby's voice harmonies: TOP FIFTY TIP backing.Fairenough,butnota israther prettyina rough edged great song. TONY BLACKBURN: IsThere way. TOP FIFTY TIP DUSTY SPRINGFIELD: Some Another Way To Love You;Here OfYourLovin';I'llLove You TOP FIFTY TIP Today Gone Tomorrow (Fontana TF JOHNNY CASH: Ring OfFire: ANDY WILLIAMS: Almost There; For A' While. (Philips BF14311). MANFRED MANN: If You Gotta 601),A Bacharach-David songof StreetsOfLoredo (CBS201809). On TheStreet WhereYouLive HEAVYpiano intros this greatGo. GO Now; Stay Around (HMV immense charm and Tony's person- Bright and brassy opening on this Pop 1466). able performance could seeitinto previously released item from (CBS 201813). new single. Full orchestra the charts. It's a light voice, nicely brown -voiced country man. It's TITLEtheme from an Andy LP buildsbehindher.The now - ABOB DYLAN song. of course. rounded - fits well the mood of the NINA SIMONE a very finesong;shouldsellfor and it'sbecome sopopular customary girlie group fillsinbe- Stridentguitarphrasesfirst. song. And it's a darned nice its catchiness and personality. that this single version should hind Dusty as she wailsin are- thenPaul headlines a vocal arrangement. NINA SIMONE: Exactly Like You; Slight Mexican appeal. smoothitsway straightintothe laxed stylethrough a most inter-attack of power, getting maximum esting song. It's no sing -along valuefromsome more commer- BUDDY GRECO: Time's A- The Other Woman (Colpix PX 799). RAMSEY LEWIS TRIO: The In charts. Andy singssuperlatively I Can't Begin To Tell You Great blues work from Nina. Piano well, phrasing and "reading" ina item; it's a first-rate piece of ciallyslantedlyrics.Infact,the Wastin'; Crowd; SinceIFellFor You writing, by Coffin and lyrics could end on a banned list, (Columbia DB7667), Much more introofstrongjazz"feel"which (Chess 8020). A goodly American glossilyprofessionalmanner.It's Popular a King.Asortofrippling,wave - in a senseNice harmonica flashes, commercial than usual, Buddy gets rumblesinto high-flownversion hit,this piano -based and repetitive a lovely song and the arrangement upon -wave, vocal arrangement.plentybeat,good organ . . . an ina right modern idiom here.It's of the old standard.Nina is great, rifffeature. Instrumentalallthe is gentle and sympathetic.Yes,it should is Stringswell mid -way. Needs a overallfinesound . . . and cer- a modernbacking, too, full of great,great. Not asway-outas way, with good fill-ins from drums. be asizeable hit.Flip treatment a so - coupleofspinstogetfullvalue.tainlyno. guitar. His basic fans might not like some of her efforts, chartsuc- another good of Dylan copy. Must make Anunusualitemfor familiarnumber.Andyworks Then the value is tremendous. thecharts, A Mike Vickers' com- itso much, but the younger ones THE COPS 'N' ROBBERS: It's cess; butyounever knowthese it over ina Coffin and Kingcontributedthe position for the flip. Hustling will dig. Double -tracked. All Over Now Baby Blue;I Found days ! softly stylish way, with- outthebellowingthatso often flip . . . faster, more beaty, withtempo. with slightly intricate THE DENIMS:I'm Your Man; Out (Pye 15928). Competition from Joan Baez fortheboys on THE DOLLIES: You Touch Me creepsintothissong.Fine value pianoprominent.Backingslightlylyrical content. Smoother, but Ya Ya (CBS 201807), Six -strong Baby; I Can't Go On (CBS 201788). flip. too obtrusive, perhaps. powerful for all that. Nice backing. group from America. This is a very thisone,but they could makeit anyway. Dylan song, taken at Afast -pacedgroupsound. The TOP FIFTY TIP fast -pacedheaterwith a slightly girls have a strident edge, vocally. TOP FIFTY TIP TOP FIFTY TIP strained vocal approach. Doing well slowishbeat,withorgan working in the States; might possibly get a well behind. Songisa "grower" but it does no harm. A good beater of a song, crisply performed. THE FEDERALS:BucketFull THE CARAVELLES: True Love VIC DAMONE: Why Don't You bit losthere. and leadvoiceBrian Smith does a grand job. Watchable. OfLove; Leah (Parlophone R Never Runs Smooth; Georgia BoyBelieve Me; The Thrill Of Loving THE SOUL -BROTHERS:ICan't 5320),Pipe -organ,thenthebeat. (Polydor NH 59034). Usual smooth - You (Warner Bros. 5644).A sing - It; YouDon'tWantTo EVIE SANDS: Take Me For A DINO, DESI AND BILLY: I'm Good Brisk voiced,gentileperformancefrom alongitem Believe Little While; Run Home To Your A Fool;So Many Ways (Reprise beat,too. sortof whichdoesn'treally Know (Parlophone R 5321).Male number . . . the duo. It's a snappy little showoffVic'svocaltalents. All 20367). Bassnotespushinto a "standingon the Soul Sisters? Could be . . . thisis Mama (Red Bird BC 118).Power- ballad, sentimentally inclined. choral sounds and strict -tempo. standard -typegroupvocal. Song corner with a bucket full of love". almost a calypso rhythm, with some ful voice for an 18 -year -old.Great with a delicate wee backing. ButD:no's proved buildsina phrase -for -phrase way, Vocal'sa bitcontrived,alas. thismaterial wailing vocal touches on top. Pleas- oldbacking here, too,with a Rather pleasant. canclick. ant, but maybe not distinctive ponderous and thumping beat. varying betweenloud and soft. THE SHINDIGS: One Little enoughtoregister.Afoot -tapper, Eviesingswellon asongthat These sons of famous fathers Letter; What You Gonna Do LENA HORNE: The Sand And THE SORROWS: Take A Heart; though. isn'ttoo clear-cut, but the overall show goodprofessionalapproach (Parlophone R 5316). Typical The Sea; ItHad Better Be To-We ShouldGetAlongFine Wye Might move . . . Piccadilly 35260). Curious pom- sound andeffect is dead com- groun sounds,but with more -than - night A JOY MARSHALL: My Love (United Artist UP 1101). pom beatearlyon. Limitbuilds mercial. usual personality showing through. British recording of a Charles Come Home; When A Girl Realty THE FIFTH AVENUE: The Bells Nice vocal arrangement ofa mid - well enough,withthe boys doing Loves F 12222). Blackwellsong. Consummatear- You (Decca DUANE EDDY AND THE OfRhymney;JustLikeAnyone tempo O.K. beater. a compact vocal job. Yippy Gentleorchestralopeningfor a REBELS: Trash; South Phoenix Would Do (ImmediateIM 002). tistry from Lena, with atmosphericnoises later and itreally raves by vastly under -rated talent. Joy (Colpix PX 779). What with Good folk song, well sung by duo WAYNE NEWTON: Summer backing . . . also fromCharles. the close. sings thissortof balladwith Duane's supportinour Popularity comprising Deny Gerard and Wind;I'll Be Standing By (Capitol It'smarvellous,actually.Butwill compassion, jazz "feel" and polls,this mid -tempo guitar show- Kenny Rowe. Jimmy Page produced CL 15410). Startingtomovein itsellas asingle ? LORRAINE SILVER: Lost intuitive stylishness. It's high- case, repetitively constructed, what is basically a protesting theStates,thismeaningful ballad LEONORE DREWERY: The Summer Love;IKnow You'llfic class - and yet commercial. could easily make the charts. folk item but which hereis coped isgiven a husky,relaxed -yet -in- FirstT`` -me Ever; Rue (Parlophone There (Pye 15922).Exuberant gal tense FORCE WEST:I Can'tGive Clean-cut, rhythm accompanied, witha highly saleable way. Nice treatment by young Wayne. R 5314). Very efficientflute from singeron a fast -paced storyof with harmonic rasping away later arrangement touches. It'sa grower, with simple backing Olaf Vass,thenthefolksinger mid -JulyromantictroubleS. Nice WhatIHaven't Got; Why Won't from JimmieHaskell.Likedthis She Stay(Decca F 12223). The on. One to watch. tacklesasong by Ewan McColl. arrangement, with girlie choir NICO: I'm Not Sayin'; The Last one alot. yamering behind. Rides along vocalharmonies build this one MUDDY WATERS: I Got A Mile (Immediate IM 003). A Very appealing;but probablynot aboveaverage - songisn'tter- GEORGE BRADLEY AND commercial. well: attherighttempo. Com- Rich Man's Woman; My Dog Can't GordonLightfootcomposition - mended. ribly powerful,thoughit's har- Bark (Chess CRS 8019).Top blues and Nicoreallysingsout,unlike BAND: Breakout;Vendetta (HMV THE TEMPTATIONS: Since I monic enough. Buttheboys go Pop 1459). Big -band treatment JUNCO PARTNERS: As Long star hollers his intro, plus a laugh some of the rather whiny folksters. of Lost My Bahr;You'veGotTo As I Have You; Take This Hammer foradifferent sound and succeed or two, then takes off on a bluest' Songistreated considerately with considerable excitement. Brash Earn It (Tamla Motown TMG 526).(Columbia DB7655). Astrange most ofthe way. Mid -tempo. ride tofinepiano backing. Good a guitar - stringbacking. This section blastsfrom brass; full AnotherbiggieforTamlainthe rhythm sounding production with the part- THE ROYALETTES:It'sGonna stuffforthe bluestersand the couldeasily be a hit,it's so section, driving along States,butit may miss out hereners contributing lyrics areladen withgem -type nicely. Good builder. wildvocals and Take A Miracle; Out Of Sight, Out catchy. in today's market. Soulfully off -beat falsettos, whoop -style. 1279). philosophy. Amusinglybluesy. Of Mind (MGM Teddy simplylead vocal,withwailing Second hearingand starts to Randazzo doingvery it production THE APPLEJACKS: IGo To backing - all very restrained. grow. Unusualenough,anyway. wellintheStates. "Oooh-ing" Sleep; Make UpOrcreak Up Slightly rambling song. Needs studying. choral backing. Powerful back - (Decca F 12216).A slower, rather DODIE WEST: Thinking Of You; SYLVAN: We singer,jerkedintoviolentlifeby ponderous onethistime,with a Don't Belong; the rest of the group.Could click jerky beat and tinkly sort of back- And Love Will Come (Pye Picca-Life's Colours Have Gone (Colum- dilly35261). Twenty -year -oldwhitbia DB 7674). here. ing. High-pitchedvocal ofcus- NOW AVAILABLE A decidedlybusy FORCE FIVE: Baby Don't Care; tomary distinctions. Butitreally simply must break throughsoon. opening before a new folksey voice Come Down To Earth (United doesn'tsound very She singsconfidently and stylishlycomes indelicately and effectively chart -likelyto on Artists UP 1102).Clam -along beat us. this slow ballad and there's a onanother message -typesong. A after an off -beat intro.Itfair nice and compact backing, featur-good overall sound. VALERIE MITCHELL: There ing percussions and tambourine. hustlesalong,bassily,withsome Didn't SIX: Money Will rather violent vocal phrases. They Goes My Heart Again;IfI Plaintive quality. PLATFORM manage tokeep akilling pace. Love You (HMV Pop 1652). Not Mean AThing;GirlDown Double - trackingdevicesenliven CHUBBY CHECKER: Every- Town(Piccadilly 7N35255).Disc this ballad with a reasonably thing's Wrong: Cu Ma LaBe -Stay debut by- thisgroup. Two former strong setoflyrics. Valerie has (Cameo Parkway P 959).Touring members of the REME staff band developed her range well and dis- here will help this slice of Checker. here. Prettyordinary song but plays lots of style. Rather pleasant Medium - paced,with goodvocal they make the best ofit. It's dawning all round. backing,itrides well, with a good SANDIE SHAW'S beat. Chubby handles this sort of DAVY JONES: You'veGotA - yeah - GUY DARRELL: One Of These material well. Compulsive rhythm. Habit of Leaving; Baby Loves Days; Stupidity (CBS 201806). Might be a charter. ThatWay (Parlophone R 5315). Thisbloke, a 20 year -oldfrom Shel Talmyproductionfor the JAMES Kent,isboundtoclickone day JOE AND EDDIE: Farewell; highly talented singer. It's a on disc.This,for instance,is an HeyNell),Nelly(Vocation9246). curiously pitched vocal sound. with infectiousbeat - balladsungwith LATEST SMASH PopularAmericanduo withan- powerfulpercussionand a slight GALT considerable personality. Nicely other folkseyitem,slowerthan dirgy approach, Plenty happen- arranged,too, with thewhoops usual. Good guitar, low-pitched ing; lotsofwailing. Veryoff- and wails, vocal lines.Nothingspecial. beat.

THANK YOU ! 'MESSAGEUNDERS1000 THANK YOU! RADIO I ABOLINE RADIO LONDON for making for making EVE OF DESTRUCTION EVE OF DESTRUCTION A SMASH HIT 7N 15940 A SMASH HIT DICK JAMES DICK JAMES 10 RECORD MIRROR, Week ending September 11, 1965 * * * * * * * WE'RE renowned asa nation of habit. We so easily get in a rut. So quickly get to takethings for granted.Forinstance:the GREAt success of our stars in the States. OK. It's quite common -place now. But only two years or so ago, it was a major eventifa British record was even issued there. And if one entered their Top 100 at 98 . . . wow!!! Now we're so blasé about it NEW all. And personally,Ithink it'sagreatmistake.That KNIFEpTOLISH wheel of fortune has a habit of turning so swiftly. Thenthere's theBritish radio situation. Just cast your mind back about 15 months LPs ago . . . B.C. (before Caro- line). Luxem- bourg atnight ogle was yourpop SAM THE KINGSTON life-saverthen. oxfORD CIRCUS Otherwise your OVER Wrba LONDON GENECr - listening r e- ,114TE311.00 volvedaround - BRIDGE OAKER47' "Saturday TRIO C 1 u and "PickOfThe AND STAY AWHILE Pops'I Whatadif- ferencen o w. Today you've got pirate stations all over the dial, pump- :FACES ing out pop 14 or 15 hours a day. I spentAugustBankHoliday Elvis leers from beneath his cap in this weekend atBrighton.Naturally, I took my transistor.And whata years -old pic, taken about the time that choice listeners have inthat area. the majority of tracks were made for his Apart from BBC and Luxembourg latest album "Flaming Star And Summer (poorreception,bytheway), I heard no fewer than FOUR pirate Kisses". Cut out this pic, all you rock 'n' stationsblasting in at full roll letter writers to us! strength . . . plus Europe Number OneandumpteenotherFrench stations. Thepirates? London,Caroline, City and King.City surprised me. I hadn'thearditbefore.Their 0 STA 8613 0 LAT 8613 signal was strong. Their presenta- tionremarkablyslick. Incool parison,Kingwasdull. (Except for Mike Raven's evening show. A 'Must' for rock'n'soul fans). Most beach radios seemed to be THE VERSATILE tunedtoLondon,exceptonthe Monday morning. When Brian Matthew'sBeatles Show wason. Thenitwas BBCallalongthe beach. Personally, Iswitched from one totheotherallthetime.And kepthearingexactlythe same records.Andbasicallythesame formats. Every ship'scharts were BRENDA different. Few coincided with those

published by the RM . . . or,for thatmatter,thosepublishedby theother music weeklies. Frankly,afterawhile, Igot boredtotears. Ilongedtohear some sounds which weren't strictly Top40,50,or60orwhat -have - LEE you.Iwanted more variety. And, bythat, IDON'T mean Sinatra, Ellaetc.But there areso many "good" records released - mainly American-which may never make thecharts.But which deserveto beheard. And which makefirst- rate (what we in the business call) 'programmematerial'!Guess my favourite in this category just now would beDee Dee Warwick's "We're Doin' Fine". Wonderifany ofyoufeelthe sameway? I'mnotadvocating over -exposureofway-outrecords. Thatwouldbegoingfromthe sublime to the ridiculous. But clever programming could provide a happy medium. And you could have sectionsof shows aimedat certain majority tastes. The first station to take the initia- 0 LAT 8614 tiveinthiswaycouldbethe onethatpeoplewill listento longest. Which one willitbe? Incidentally, ifyouliveinan area(liketheSouth -East)where you've got so much to choose be- tween,I'dbeintriguedtoknow RICK whichstationyoulistento-and. briefly, why. Iftherecordcontentvariesso little,doesanindividualdeejay's personality draw you to a certain station? (Amazing,bytheway, how many imitations there are of Kenny Everett's Goon -influenced humour).Or doestheclarityof reception play a large part in your NELSON listening habits? No prizes oranything. Just curiosity . . . and concern. BEST ALWAYS

My Record Of The Week? Dusty's new one, naturally-"Some Of Your Lovin"(Philips). How commercial itis,we'll have to wait and see. But her performance is just great. Must be Madelaine Bell and Doris Troy in the background. In- cidentally, both sides are by Goffin THE HEADLINERS andKing.Theyneverceaseto amaze me. Most songwriters come That's the way I must go and go in cycles. They're in. Then, just as quickly, they're out. Goffin and King had that fantastic run of success.Withallthe Robby Vee thingsetc.Callittheir"white" period.Now,yearslater,they're writingbettersongsthanever. Witha much more colouredfeel than many coloured writers.I think The group that look like a 1965 version of a 1920's they're fantastic. styled group are in fact Spencer's Washboard Kings, with vocalrefrain from Mr. Barry Dunning. Their 0 LAT 8615 Listen to Alex Harvey's "Agent 00 Soul" (Fontana)It'sSue's Guy record, already banned by the BBC is called "Masculine Stevens'first major single produc- Women, Feminine Men! Which Is The Rooster? Which tion. A nice feel, especially Is The Hen?" on Polydor. Below that are several hairy rhythmically.Digthetambourine sound!AlmostMotown!hopeit Americans in the shape of the Byrds and Sonny & gets airplay. Cher who are congregated in Donovan's dressing room Sumuick at the Finsbury Park Astoria. I'M GOING TO AMERICA SOON. IF I SHOULD MEET ANY Then there's Jonathan King, looking very pleased 7' stereo & mono EPs Brunswick Limited branch of OF YOUR FAVOURITE ARTISTES, with himself. And his hair is looking longer too. .. WHAT QUESTIONS WOULD YOU His new record, the follow-up to his stunner "Every- The Decca Record Company Limited LIKE ME TO ASK THEM? Let The Decca Record Company LimitedDecca House Albert Embankment London SE1 Duca HouseAlbert EmbankmentLondon S Et me know. one's Gone To The Moon" will be out soon . . . RECORD MIRROR, Week ending September 11, 1965 11

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1 HELP I THE UNIVERSAL (I)Beatles (l'arlophone) 1 VPACHE SOLDIER (1)Shadows (I) Donovan Wye) 2SOUND OF MUSIC 2THE GIRL OF 2 TILE ONE IN THE (2) Soundtrack (RCA Victor, MY BEST FRIEND/ MIDDLE 3MARY POPPINS A MESS OF BLUES (3) Manfred Mann (HMV) (3) Soundtrack (CBS) (2) Elvis Presley 3 GOT LIVE IF YOU 4BRINGING IT ALL 3BECAUSE 'THEY'RE WANT IT BACK HOME YOUNG (4) Bob Dylan (('BS) (3) Duane F.ddy AIR MAILED FROM ?JEWYORK (2) The RollingMOTH'S TELL LAURA I NATIONAL CHART COMPILED ST TA RECORD RETAILEN (Dena) ALMOST THERE 4 HELP* 5 LOVE HER 1 BABY, DON'T GO* 4TICKLE ME 171 Andy Williams (CBS) (51 Ricky Valance SATISFACTION 1(6)Beatles (Capitol) -(I) Sonny and Cher (6)Elvis Presley (RCA) 1 26 MNIEB NIGHTS LIKE :\ ROLLING fiteprise) JOAN BAEZ IN 5PLEASE DON'T 'TEASE 3 (3) Rolling Stones (Dem) 20 (8) Marianne Faithful' 2 5DYLAN 6 (Deccal STONE* AGENT 00 SOUL CONCERT VOL 5 (I)('lift Richard 2I GOT YOU BABE 27 (I)Bob Dylan (CBS) (I) Joan Inez Wontana1 6ONLY THE LONELY 1 (5) Sonny & Cher Lttlantio PARADISE 4 (6) Bob Dylan (Columbia) 29 II) Edwin Starr (Ric Tic) FIVE YARUBIRDS 27 6 SOUND OF THE 18) Roy Orbison MAKE IT EASY ON 31 (3) Frank ItiOd (Columbia 3I GOT YOU BABE* BABY I'M YOURS* (I) (Columbia) 7 WHEN WILL I BE 3 2 171 Sonny and ('her (Mew 2812 (9) Barbara Lewis SHADOWS 7 YOURSELF 28THERE BUT FOR (Atlantic) 7BEATLES FOR SALE: No. 2 (6) The Shadows (Columbia) lAWED- (31 Walker Brothers FORTUNE 4 EVE OF (5) Beatles (Parlophone) (6) Everly Brothers (Philips) 22 (101 Joan Itaez (Fontana( DESTRUCTION* I'M YOURS MR. TAMBOURINE AS LONG AS HE 8SILVER DAGGER 8 8 5 (3) Barry McGuire -(11 Elvis Presley (RCA) A WALK IN THE 29HANG ON SLOOPY (71 Joan Baez (Fontana( MAN NEEDS ME 4 51) (2) McCoys (Immediate) (Dunhill) RIDE -AWAY* (14) Byrd. (('ItS) (a)Shirley Hassey BLACK FOREST 3014 121 Roy Mason (MIDI) 9THE SEEKERS 5 17) Borst Jankowski TOO MANY RIVERS YOU WERE ON MY (81 The Seekers (Columbia( EVERYBODY'S 30 5 9MY FAIR LADY 9 Merenn 27 (7i Brenda lee MIND* 31SAVE YOUR HEART Ha Si ttttt dtrack (CM SOMEBODY'S 1,001. (Brunswick, 8 (6) We Five (Aurora) 10TOM JONES ON STAGE 5HELP FOR ME* III) Tom Jones (Deceal (71 Connie Francis 2 (7) Beatles Warbipbone) 19 (9) Gary Lewis Witten)) ANIMAL TRACKS 31MR. TAMBOURINE MAN rrs THE SAME 10 10PAPER ROSES 22 (12) the Birds (CBS) 6 11TICKLE ME Vol. II (8) The Animals (Cambial (13) Kaye Sisters LIKE A ROLLING OLD SONG* DON'T JUST STAND (191 Elvis Presley (RCA) 6 6 (71 Four Tops (Motown) 32 THE FREEWHEELIN' IMAGE OF A STONE 32CALIFORNIA GIRLS THERE* 12MRS. BROWN YOU'VE 11 11 9 (3) Bob Dylan (CBS) (2( The Beach lhos UNCHAINED MELODY 20au)Patty Duke BOB DYLAN GIRL (Capital 7 GOT A LOVELY 19) Boh Dylan (('BS) (12)Mark Wynter 7 ALL I REALLY WANT (8) Righteous Brothers (United Artists) %%MATCH A GONNA DO (1.11)114,1 DAUGHTER HOW ABOUT THAT TO DO 33 SHAKE AND FINGER - CATCH US IF YOU CAN 33 (to)Herman's Hermits 12 4 ABOUT IT NOTHING BUT (II)Dave (lark Fist (-) Adam Faith (51 The Byrd% (('BS) 8 POP* (Columbia) PLEASE HELP ME 12 (2) The Sinai! Faces HEARTACHES* 35 441 Jr. Walker and the (('olumbia) 13 8 ZORBA'S DANCE (IMccat 9 (61 Supreme" (Motown) All Stars (Soul) 13BEATLES FOR SALE No. I13 JOAN BAEZ IN I'M FALLING 6 181 Marcell.. Minerbi (121 The Beatles (radiophone) (13)!lank Locklin (Durkin) 34TOSSING AND 9HANG ON SLOOPY* 34SATISFACTION* CONCERT VOL. 2 WALK DONT RUN ALL I REALLY WANT TURNING IJ 13) McCoysmow 31 031 Rolling Stones (London) THE ANIMALS IS 9 14 (12)Joan Ilacz (Fontanal I-1 Ventures TO DO 26 (It) It y League (l'Ircadill)) THE IN CROWD* 35SAD SAD GIRL HERE IA)VE IS LIKE I'LL NEVER (I l' 1015 1:0 Ramsey Lewis (Argo) (141 Animals Wolumbial 14 WEST SIDE STORY 15 13 (31 ('her (Liberty) 35 34 Barbara MaS011 1161 Soundtrack (CBS) A VIOLIN OVER YOU (Arctic) LAUGH AT ME IT AIN'T ME BABE* 15ANDY WILLIAMS' (12) Ken Dodd 10 38 (3) The Eterly 100, 1116 (5) Turtles (While Whale) FAVOURITES No. 15 BEATLES FOR BALI 19 (31 Sonny- tAllantin 36 M A HAPPY MAN (131 Beatles (Parlophone) 16SHAKEN' ALL OVER (Warner Bros.) PAPA'S GOT A 42 (21 Jive Five (161 Andy Williams (CBS) (la Johnny Kidd 11LOOK THROUGH ANY 12 (UnitedArtists) 16 JOAN BAEZ WINDOW 36IT'S AI.I. OVER NOW BRAND NEW BAG* 17TALKIN' ARMY BABY BLUE II (7) James Brown (King) WITH THESE HANDS* 16 THEM (117) Joan Baez (Fontana) BLUES 32 121 Ilidlies( l'arlophone) (211) Them (Dem) 18 (21 Joan Baez (Fontana CATCH US IF -111 Tom Jones (Parrot) 7 A WORLD OF OUR (15) Josh MaCrae 12WHAT'SNEW 13 IT'S GONNA TAKE 17 MOODY BLUES CARIBBEAN HOLIDAY PUSSYCAT WOOLY BULLY YOU CAN* 38 (151 The Moody Blues (Deceit) OWN 18 37 23 131 Dave (lark Five, (Epic) A MIRACLE. 1151 Seekers (Columbia) (201 Frank Welr II 151 TOM Jones (Unseal 29 (In Sam the Sham and 18 FIVE BY FIVE IF SHE SHOULD COME the Pharoahm (MGM) CALIFORNIA GIRLS* 39 (3) Royaletles (MGM) 18 ROLLING STONES No. 219 13THAT'S TILE. WAY 14 (12) (Herrn) TO YOU 16161 Honeycombs Wye) 3 (7) ReachBOYS(CMIPBOB 39 HEARTACHES BY THE 38WITH THESE HANDS 19 DON'T THINK TWICE (IS) Rolling Stones'Weal (11) Anthony Newley 25 (Rh Tom .lone" ((Murat LAUGH AT ME* NUMBER 14UNCHAINED MELODY 15 (2) Johnny Tillotson (MGM) IT'S ALRIGHT 19II ITMAKER NICE 'N' EASY 21 (3) Righteous Brother( EVE OF 21 (3) sonny (Atco) (17) Joan Baez (Fontana) (20) Burt Bacharach (London1 (-) Frank Sinatra (London) COLOURS* DESTRUCTION liKurr FULL OE 40 TIE ME KANGAROO EVERYONE'S GONE 16 Dom 011rnon) 20 GO AWAY FROM MY 20 WHAT'S BIN DID AND 20 15 - (1) Barr) Miliihre (RCA) SOUL* WORLD WHAT'S BIN HID DOWN 10 THE MOON 17155 Vardhirds (F.pie) ALL I REALLY WANT (14) I WANT ('ANDY 41 (In Marianne Faithful! (Dena (19) Donovan (rye) Rolf Hants 7 17) Jonathan King (Decca) 40 17.tcrioN TO DO* 35 Oh Brian POI& and the e reamt-1 &mon 33 (5) Byrds/Cher 16 TEARS Tremeloes (Drees» (Warner Bros.) (Columbia/Imperial 37 In Ken Dodd (Columbia) 17 DONT MAKE MY 41LIE'S GOT NO LOVE 18SINCEI LOST 42r31 A FOOL* 33 (la) Searchers (Pye) MY BABY* 27 (81 Dinorl)esi and 11114 BABY BLUE (Reprise) 15 (61 The Shadows 42(SAY) YOU'RE MY GIRL 22 Ho Temptations (Lord)) BRITAINS TOP R & B SINGLES 34 Oh Roy Orbison (London) DOWN IN THE 43 MER NIGHTS* (Columbia) 19 5a 2) Marianne Faithful] 18 SEE MY FRIEND TRY TO UNDERSTAND BOONDOCKS* 10 (61 The Kinks (l'ye) 43 (2) Loki (Deem) 111(8) Billy Joe !WSW 1 RESPECT 7 HANG ON ("NOTHING BUT (Columbia) 44ANNIE FANNY 19 YOU'VE GOT YOUR YOU'RE MY GIRL J6(31 Kinsmen (Wand) 111 Otis Redding SLOOPY HEARTACHES 44 (Atlantic ATM.) Supremes (Tamla TMI. 527) TROUBLES hi(3) Rockin' Berries 20 HOLD ME, THRILL (12)McCoys Piccadilly SOME ENCHANTED (Immediate 001) IJ (10) The Fortunes (Decea) ME, KISS ME* EVENING 2 IN THE MIDNIGHT 15 I'M GONNA CRY TILL 13 191, Mel ('arler (Imperial) HOUR 8 SITTIN' IN THE PARK 20WE'VE GOT TO GET. IT'S THE SAME 01.1) - (1) Jay and the Americans MY TEARS RUN DRY OUT OF THIS PLACE 45 21 TRACKS OF MY TEARS* (United ArtiSta (21 1111s tttt Pickett 111111110 Sleulin (Chess 80171 (4) Irma Thomas (Liberty 66106) SONG IN (7) Miracles (Tomb)) (Atlantic 4036) 9 MR. PITIFUL 12 (9) Animals (Columbia) 43 (2) The Four Tops w I'LL MAKE ALL YOUR () E TT E R FULL OF TEARS JUST A LITTLE BIT liallIld-M1110W111 22IX THE MIDNIGHT DREAMS COME TRUE 3 IT'S THE (7) Otis Redding (.1 Gladys Knight and the Pips 21 HOUR* -111 Ronnie Dove ilha(nond) SAME OLD (Atkin*. 1021) (Sue WI 390 BETTER HEART FULL OF SOUL 30 42) Iferman's Hermits 46 36 (13) Vardbirds lllll hia) 26 (6) Wilson Picket (Atlantic)47 SON(; 111101.1.BE TIIE SHAKE AND I'LL TAKE YOU WHERE: (Columbia WE GOTTA GET OUT NEXT IN LINE (15) Four Tops FINGERPOP THE MUSIC'S PLAYING THIS WORLD IS NOT 23OF THIS PLACE* (TamlaMotown 5211) (-) Junior Walker (-) Drifters (Atlantic ATOM) 22 THE TIME IN 47 u13) Kinks (Reprise) BETWEEN MY HOME 34 (3) Animas OHM) 4 RIDE YOUR PONY ITainiaMotown TmL511) 18 JU JU HAND 39 in Jim Reeves MCA) MOtIAIR SAM 131 Lee Dorsey 410 I'VE GOT NO TIME 23 131 Cliff Richard (Columbia) 24mit'sToN -(11 Charlie Rich (Smash) (Stateside 4411 (Ili Sam the Sham 23 IL SILENZIO DOCTOR FINI.AY 25 (51 Dean Marlin (Reprise) TO LOSE (MGM 12781 4847 Ili Andy Stewart I NEED YOU N 0 PITY IN THE Carla Thomas MI (2) Nini Rosso 1 Duriuni) . YOU'VE GOT YOUR - Impressions (ABC) 191 CAN'T HELP 25 NAKED CITY (Atlantic AT411051 RIDE. AWAY TROUBLES* MYSELF 24 CATCH US IF YOU CAN IF I DIDN'T LOVE YOU I-) Jackie Wilson 11 (91 Dave ('lark Five - (1)Roy orbison (London) is(2) Fortunes (Presto -()(chock Jackson (Wand) (Coral 0724811 12 TRACKS OF MY TEARS 011 Four Tops (14) Miracles (Tamla-Motown 515) LIKE WE USED TO BE 6 SINCE I LOST (Tam's -Motown 5221 25IN THOUGHTS OF YOU50 171 Georgie Fame 20 BOOTLEG 16 (81 Billy Fury Mecca 1(.4i1UMM.1 MY BABY 131 PUT A SPELL ON YOU (St Hooker T and the 1181 Teintilalions MG's (Atlantic 403) An asterisk denotes record released in Britain. (Tamils -Motown 5261 (211) Nina MIMIC (Philips 14151 A blur dot denote. ne.

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THE BEAU BRUMMELS THE BUCKINGHAMS YOU TELL ME WHY TO BE OR NOT TO BE 7N 25318 PYE INTERNATIONAL 7N 15921 PYE THE TURTLES NEW FACES IT AIN'T ME BABE NEVER GONNA LOVE AGAIN 7N 25320 PYE INTERNATIONAL 7N 15931 PYE THE RIGHTEOUS THE LAURIE JOHNSON BROTHERS ORCHESTRA LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL LATIN QUARTER 7N 25323 PYE INTERNATIONAL THEME (ROM T V SERIES Rivieia Police 7N 15933 PYE THE MONTANAS THE ALAN BOWN SET ALL THAT IS MINE CAN BE YOURSCAN'T LET HER GO actor, eaul and cirary7N 35262 PICCADILLY 7N 15934 PYE EARLY MORNING RAIN NANCY WAYBURN THE LUDLOWS 11P THE WORLD GOES ON WITHOUT METHE LAST THING ON MY MIND WB5659 WARNER BROTHERS WB 5646WARNER BROTHERS 7N 15946 PYE RECORD MIRROR, Week ending September 11, 1965

NEXT Jonathan King disc "Green Is The Grass",issuedon October 24 . . . Four Tops to tourAmericancollegecircuit . . nextTrini Lopez album "The. Rhythm & BlueAlbum?-instant R &B! . . . Cher'svoiceis similartothatofHelen Shapiro

. . Realm Records to go pop ... 6opremes to appear at New York PhilharmonicHallonOctober15

. . Cliff's "The Twelth Of Never" being heavily plugged in the States . . Sonny & Cher won't be re- cording "Multiplication" for a

while . . . KennyBallappears on Scottish TV's "Music Hall" on October 12 Spencer Washboard Kings toured London in an open car last week playing and collecting forOxfam . . The Art Woods tour America for ten days from October 12 in ex-

change for Bo DiddleY. Yardbirds' "Sloopy" sounds. better'thantheMcCoys version . NowP,J. Proby'strouserssplit in America . Wedding bells soon for RM's Richard Green andMadeleine Mr - sign',assistant to Yard - birds' manager Gcorgio Gomelsky . . Small Faces not exactly pop art fans TommyRoe'snewsingle recorded at Pye in London - Buddy Greco brilliant on Black- pool Night Out" . . Bob Dylan makes it six Rolling Stones in Top Ten Radio London have gone overboard for French discfeatur- ing car sounds . Petula Clark guests on 'Lucky Stars" on October 2. Buffy "Universal Soldier" St. Mariepenned Four Penniesnext single 'Until It's Time For You To Go" . Bullies feature great ver- sion of Bobby Day's r & b chart - riding "Rockin Robin" , Newly arrived from Sweden, the Dee Jays are really English . . Immediate. success for Andrew Oldham's record company . . . The Moodyblues have signed up with Brian Epsteinfor agentrepre- sentation - theywillalso

change _theirimage . . . "Action"isFreddieCan- non's biggest Americanhit sincehis "Palisades Park" . . indemand - Bob Dylan's "If You Gotta Go. Go Now" . . . Jonathan King'snextdisc made at the same session as "Everyone's Gone To The Moon" . BillyFury doesn'tbuy pop records . . . Dave Berryalmost electrocutedbya mike at Bristol last week - he had tostay in hospitalfor several days . . . James Brown's "Papa"stilltops America'sR. & B.chart . . . Highwaymen of "Michael"famehavere- formedfortours . . "Wooly Bully" a big seller throughout the world . . . top disc in Sweden - "Bald HeadedWoman"bythe Hep Stars.. . Sonny and Cher biginSwitzer- H . . . LULU WITHOUT land Beatles' next U.S. single ER LUVVERS couples "Act Naturally" and "Yes- terday" from their "Help" LP . . THE exciting backing ballrooms. ChessRecordsadvertin "Cash Box"says"ifyouthinkthese on"Shout" played "We did a show in Scar- recordsaren'thits,you probably Richard Green talks to Lulu & the Luvvers borough and the group that think Shirley Templeisa Jewish quite a part in securing went on before us just used synagogue" . . Sonny and Cher afirsthitforLulu. radio show onwhich they nition as a group," she told wantthatoneatall, I feedback and all that noise. described as first rock act to play appeared. me. "Dave, our new guitar- wanted one that was goingIt New York Lincoln . Beau Brom- Then there was a spell was awful," she opined. ist,is working in mekrevive Don Gibson's"Oh of absencefrom the "We did'Shout'but we well. I'm to be on the LP. It's called"We wentonanddida Lonesome Me" on their LP . . weren'tevenon thenext verypleasedthat heleft 'Tell Me Like ItIs,' a NancyRobbie Burns poem. Will RM's DavidGriffith'srecord charts until "Leave A one," revealed LuvyerAlex,Cliff Bennett." Wilson type ballad." "Zumba's Dance?" . .What does El Freeloado do with all those "I Little Love" shot into Bell. "Theychanged the Suddenly, Lulu's mood Thingsaregoingvery SHOUTING Dig Shindig" stickers? . . Hamish the Top Ten. formula. changed and she grinned and nicelythank youfor Lulu Grimes of Crawdaddy fame holiday- said:"Hey,put down that andtheLuvversatthe "The Luvvers wereplay- inginIbiza next week . Now "Try To Under- Lulu hates Jonathan King." moment. BuddyGreco hasing 'Shout' and I was recit- stand" looks like being NEW SOUND "And 'put down that Jon-written a song specially foring 'Tae' A Moose'," (that's a smash.But both "We reallyhatedit thatathan King hates Lulu," in- her,whichisquitesome-'To A Mouse' for the unin- "Love"and"Under-we weren't on the next few terjected the singer who had thing. itiated)."Itwent downa Comes the records. They said they had just approached. "He heard the new recordbomb. After that they were Down stand"were recordeda completely new sound, but I asked Lulu whose idea it on 'Juke Box Jury' and wroteshouting 'we want Lulu'." without Lulu's backingwe didn't think it was fair." had been toissue "Try To a song for me on the lines Coming from many people JAMES group, theLuvvers. Lulu was quicktostate Understand"asher new on 'Try To Understand.' I'vethat would sound like con- To try and find out why,just how highly she regards single. gotto go and hereitto-ceit, but from Lulu it didn't. GfiLT and judge the reactions of the group. "Actually I got it from my night," said Lulu. Shejustlaughedatthe lsn tit? LuluandtheLuvvers, I "I honestly think the Luv- recording manager," she re- Then there'sthe con-thought of getting away with visited them during a recentvers should get more recog- plied. He 'phoned me. I didn't stant roundofclubsandpoetry on a beat show. THE TRACKERTWO FOR THE TOP !!! Recorded by RIDE YOUR PONY SIR DOUGLAS QUINTET Recorded by on LONDON HLU 9982 LEE DORSEY and KENNY BERNARD on STATESIDE SS441 and the WRANGLERSon PYE 7N15920 BURLINGTON MUSIC CO. LTD., 9 Albert Embankment, London, SE1Reliance 2692 and MALDEN7507 Sole Selling Agents: Southern Music, 8 Denmark St., London, WC2

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