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JULY 14, 1973 9PCCG VD C00raA3 cA-Ia i0H db 13sr.ns ozl,L Da3'31+5 QN11o$ WHO WORLD: `JI NQ IN die ar'-zI JOHN DENVER RCA's John Denver Is Definitely A Star On The Rise. He Was On Top With 'Rocky Mountain High' In 1972, And He's Reaching For The Stars With His New Opus, 'Farewell Andromeda.' He's Also Brightening Up The Tube With Emcee Chores And Guest Stints On 'Midnight Special' And The 'Tonight Show.' See Story On Page 21. V) DONNY OSMOND, "YOUNG LOVE" (prod. by Mike CO SPIRIT, "MR. SKIN" (prod. by David Briggs) w ELVIS PRESLEY, "ELVIS." The King of rock and W -J Curb & Don Costa) (Lowery, BMI). (Hollenbeck, BMI). Jay Ferguson roll marches on with a finely wrought studio It was late 1956 when this ballad tune was originally on "Dr. Sardoni- album containing some of the big E's all-time Z smashed for Sonny James and was cus" Ip but is now included in the J best performances. "Fool," a country/pop/ his first pop hit. Now Donny will just -released "Greatest Hits" album. MCR hit for Elvis, leads the song parade, and pull at all the teeny heartstrings Thumpe- has already taken off in it is joined by such fins tunes as "It's Impos- with his rendition. Taken from his several markets and could become a sible," "Don't Think Twice It's All Right" and "Alone Together" Ip, cut should be giant giickly. Should skin the Top "For Lovin' Me." As always, this will be a a fast chart riser. MGM 14583. 40 charts alive. Epic 5-10701. smash. RCA APL1-0283. GRAND FUNK, "WE'RE AN AMERICAN BAND" BRIAN CADD, "SKIER CITY BIRTHDAY CELE- JETHRO TULL, "A PASSION PLAY." The mag- (prod. by Todd Rundgren) (Cram Ren - BRATION DAY" (prod. by Brian Cadd nificent trio has finally returned with the suc- raff, BMI). Super rockers are back and Join Sayers) (Pocket Full of cessor to their fabulous "Thick As A Brick" again, this time with wizard Todd Tunes/Common Good, BMI). Aus- album, and the new set takes the same one- Rundgren producing. Title cut from tralian made some noise on his in- track per side form. Tie music is expectedly latest album is a rock 'em sock itial outing "Every Mother's Son." rich and imaginative, it somewhat challenging. 'em item penned by drummer Don From his debut Ip comes another A special 'separate track' version will help Brewer. As American as apple pie! self-perned mover that sounds des- deejays set up airplay or the album. Chrysalis Grand Funk 3660 (Capitol). tined hr pop honors. Hi -yo silver! CHR 1040 (Warner Bros). Chelsea WHO -0024 (RCA). BARRY WHITE, "I'VE GOT SO MUCH TO GIVE" THE GROUP, "SAY GIRL (WHERE HAVE YOU "JANIS JOPLIN'S GREATEST HITS." This utterly -4"'"ob (prod. by Barry White) (January! BEEN)" (prod. by Art Prod.) (Unart/ stupendous collection catalogues the finest Sa -Vette, BMI). White proved his Mr. T, BMI). Label has been close performances of the la -e legendary songstress, talent first time out with the mor- to paytirt a few times, but this including her fabulous versions of "Piece Of r ster "I'm Gonna Love You Just A mellow sound seems to be the cata- My Heart," "Me And 3obby McGhee," "Down Little More Baby." This soul swinger lyst the company has been looking On Me" and "Try." The set displays the devel- is the title track from his best for. R&1 and pop pragrammers alike opment of her famous style and is an album selling Ip and should be a huge 45. will jump on this smoothie immedi- that will interest a vast audience of rock Will mean White gold once more. ately. 4n avalanche of sales! Ava- music fans. Columbia KC 32168. 20th Century 2042. lanche XW 200-W (UA). DOBIE GRAY, "LOVING ARMS" (prod. by Mentor TONY DARROW, "SAN JUAN DREAMIN'" (prod. JAMES BROWN, "SLALGHTER'S BIG RIP-OFF." Williams) (Almo, ASCAP). Artist ileby Steve 'Metz and Norman Bergen) The Godfather of Soul has put together a staged one of the top comebacks (Pocketful of Tunes, BMI). Former supercharged soundtrack for the American of the year with top tenner "Drift pro baseball player debuts disc - International film starring Jim Brown. James Away." For his follow-up he per- wise with this Levine and Brown composed the score with Fred Wesley, and forms a Tom Jans beauty that s cutie. Song has Spanish feel of is dead on target witi such songs as "Sexy, bound to click on many different "Candiia" and "Knock Three Times" Sexy, Sexy," "Big Strong:" and "King Slaugh- formats. Disc should have a firm and could be as big. It's a leftfield ter." Lyn Collins perfcrms one especially hold on chartdom for a long time. pop fly that could go for a home lovely tune, "How Loig Can I Keep It Up." MCA 40100. run. Musicor 1476. Polydor PD 6015. 1 NAHM Sets New Anti - Piracy Drive Columbia Convention Plans HABAS Hall of Fame Judge Enjoins 'Make -A -Tape' Sire/JEM Label Picker Will Leave UA, Raye Exits A &M kÒ Peirez Named Chairman of Viewlex Dialogue: Epic's Ion F1' www.americanradiohistory.comAmericanRadioHistory.Com DAWN'S "Gypsy Rose" is comin' home ... bell` y ...= iul nIlII1Avi . ua0¡pl!1,11,.;.,.,üd ..... ...._-.0 THEIR CURRENT HIT SINGLE "SAY, HAS ANYBODY SEEN MY SWEET GYPSY ROSE" RECORDED BY FEATURING DAWN TONY ORLANDO Written by IRWIN LEVINE & L. RUSSELL BROWN Produced by HANK MEDRESS, DAVE APPELL and THE TOKENS on Bell #45,374 BELL RECORDS A Division of Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc. www.americanradiohistory.comAmericanRadioHistory.Com Dedicated to the Needs July 14, 1913 Of the Music/Record Industry Sire/JEM NARAS Sets NAM Launches Anti -Piracy Drive Hall of Fame Form Label BALA CYNWYD, PA. -- In Musical Isle of America, Los NEW YORK - A Hall of the wake of the Supreme Court Angeles, Calif.; and Gerald By GARY COHEN Fame in the field of recording ruling in the Goldstein vs. Friedman, Gate City Record NEW YORK - Passport has been established by the Na- California case, upholding the Service, Atlanta, Ga. Records is the name of a new tional Academy of Recording right of the individual states The initial intensive effort record label that will be Arts and Sciences (NARAS). to pass anti -piracy legislation, will be made in the South. This jointly owned by Sire Rec- Similar in concept and purpose NARM is embarking on an in- is being done in order to close ords along with JEM Rec- to its baseball and football tensive campaign to secure the regional and geographical of ords, the leading importer counter -parts, the NARAS Hall state legislation in the 38 states gap which exist in that area. in rock -oriented albums the of Fame is designed, accord- where it does not now exist. Since NARM has been success- U. S., Record World has ing to the Academy's newly - The campaign will be spear- ful in assisting the passage of learned. The purpose of the elected national President, Bill headed by the NARM Piracy anti -piracy legislation in Flori- new label will be to provide Lowery, "to honor recordings Committee, chaired by Jay da, Louisiana, Tennessee, Mary- U.S. distribution for albums of lasting, qualitative or his- Jacobs. The members of the land and Virginia, the Associ- from Germany, Holland, torical significance." Committee are James Schwartz, ation's goal is now to close the Great Britain and the rest of Schwartz Bros., Washington, (Continued on page 43) Europe in this country with Starts This Month D.C.; Harry Losk, Transcontin- JEM handling the initial dis- Called "The NARAS Hall of ental Music Corp., La Grange, tribution with imports. Sire's Fame," the Academy's venture Ill.; Sam Marmaduke, West- participation stems from their starts functioning this month ern Merchandisers, Amarillo, Picker to successful involvement with with the selection by its na- Texas; Charles Blacksmith, acts, like Focus Exit UA European tional trustees of a nominations ABC Record & Tape Sales, and the Climax Blues Band. committee, with candidates for Seattle, Wash.; Russ Bach, LOS ANGELES - David They are currently talking to the thirty -man group to be pro- Picker will relinquish his post a number of major labels re- posed by the governors of the as President of United Artists garding distribution. Academy's various local chap- Columbia Convention on October 1. Picker will leave ters. This committee, composed Are Announced his post voluntarily to form his of Academy members o highly Plans own production company to Judge Enjoins esteemed stature and experi- NEW YORK - Further de- make films exclusively for UA. ence, will be asked, along with tails on Columbia and Epic Arthur B. Krim, chairman of Make -A -Tape other Academy members, as Records' and Columbia Custom UA stated that UA expected well as record companies and Labels' 1973 Convention, to be NEW YORK A Federal Picker's production firm to sup- - volunteer participants, to make held from Wednesday, July 25, ply about 20 percent of the Judge in New York has issued the initial nominations. (Continued on page 43) a preliminary injunction against company's film product during a chain of electronics equipment the terms of a recently signed stores in the New York area, contract. who had been using "Make -A - At Mansfield Nuptials Picker will be succeeded as Tape" equipment in their stores. President of UA by Eric Ples- The injunction was obtained by kow, who has been with the Elektra, A&M and Polydor Rec- company since 1951 in various ords, against Gem Electronics executive capacities.
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