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April. 1960

ADAM FAITH ON THE SET

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OR Hit Parader Adam Faith the rise to fame has been nothing - short of breathtaking. Six months ago this 19year-old character with the unmistakable was, as he admits do-it-yourself hairstyle' himself, just another of the country's rock' singers. Today, with hit Parlophone records and coveted Silver Discs to prove it, the colourful young Londoner is knocking insistently the gates of stardom. A new talent is emerging. Adam Faith — singer, is %fast develop- ing Into Adam Faith—actor. But he declares, "I have no desire to con- centrate on acting alone. What I would like to do Is combine the two successfully." After winning the critics' approval for his performance in "No Hiding Place" on television, Adam was given a leading role in the film, "". And he has recently completed his most important part to date in another fit., "Never Let Go", in company with such stars as and . The film was made at the Beaconsfield studios of Independent Artists and will be at seaside r sorts in June, and on general release in September. This month Record Mail presents exclusive pictures taken on the set — and on location. Al the same flue we are able to anowuae a great flew Adam Faith Mugle' release — "Someone else's baby" aM "Big flue"—an iSRedd;, which shoal every promise of taking him to the top of the Hit Parade yet again! NON-SINGING ROLE In "Never 4t Go" Adam plays hu Orn non-lingua rdk az Tommy Towers, a tamse mug who Lionel Meadows the vicious leader of a "As The "Never let Go" cameras went to 's helps (Pemr Sellers), ear-stealing gang. you probably know 't has always been an ambition of cone to direct a film," said Adam, "but the more I see of rt befog Islington for location shots and photographer Ken done the longer I known will take me. Palmer was there to take these pictures for readers "When I worked as a cuter at the National Fib, Studio it was because I was intereated in the p, 4,,,,side. I oevv imagined myseU u an anon—but anyway, here I am. i['e been a wonderful of Record Mail. Adam Faith is seen (above) with perirna working win Pemr Sellers and Richard Todd, mry are H good that I nave leaned a lot director , while below, he is watched by Just watching them at work." WhBe he was filming, Adam cut right down on his stage appea,aaces, fret g that in. was too much at work by several hundred fens. On completion of of a at.. to try to combine he two. But es [ f ,m -ho M1 a e his work in "Never Let Go" Adam set off for a well ' I " m m en morc WnaanYmin�s& s ,-ad* areMe Dle aho t me where I desen�ed holiday in Switzerland. Awaiting his return and az far as I'm concerned the are me b,pormn[ noes. Do youkeow, my fan uufll is up to about a week?" umber of igbt stand engagements — 1,000lemm , Adan, uP ,h,• ,ernes., of"Who, no y.., IV a" h "Poor Ali' on Pu 1.Phm r and anappearance on television's "Sunday Night at VuirAO/ollnnrd A., AM he — M rhr ­h- nnr IooR u{rr An, m r.A, /wrr in ,hr oil-s,ar E.M.I ­ ,MM, f,& the London Paladium" on April 17. , r Gil a" , "hoe+ nm r .nr rhea uwAr h '. .Jdorn is nirn red rrbosr wi,A x nv Carol Whirr.

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- kook 61(IIDZ ME AND THE OLD BALL AND To FWLN.0 CHAIN HAD A REAL LAUGH ! By NEAL ARDEN ' "ALADDIN" K7�ING5 aint not they used Vim'% Indeed they ain't, Bob Mookhouse, Ronald C' emuse when I went along to the old garrick the-ater Shiner Columbia 33SX1211 to 'are a butcher's at the old load of hay wit music. I got a a'ali.n PEERS "AT THE DROP OF .A proper surprise, DONALD But to return to the the same as coot The miracle of love HAT" Michael Flanders Queen's English St. 45-DBM27 and Donald Swann you and me speak, normal like, me and the ball and Christopher Parlophone PMC1033 chain had a real laughable evening. TONY DALLARA THEME had me and the rest "CAROUSEL" Teddy Boy, Rom tic. in dress stam Soundtrack The show has one very good of as the circle, pi ng Not 45-1)84428 tune which will probably have ur feet so as to make. it shake Capitol LCT6105 the same sssecess, in a different four or five inches off the ay, as "The Lambeth Walk". perpendicular. "EXPRESSO BONGO" Fall in love with It's the theme tune, "Imp aint' you Cliff Richard, Youyou might all this show Willie and the hand 45-DB.31 w they used t'be". jive Colombia 5.(37971 British West Side Story" The book, by Frank Norman, although of course, in London, is he weakest part of [be show, DENNIS LOTIS the seedy side is the Eas[ Side. I[ relice for it's success on the I wish it were Soundtrack Nevertheless, the show will you actors, of whom Miriam Karlin, Love me a little 45.DB4432 MGM-C-770 appeal to all students of scciol- as he peiler's right-hand girl, ogy as 11 as to anyone wb. is the best. The himself, "HOORAY'FOR DAISY" w is to know how thosehose I.ladies, SONNY TERRY AND BROWNIE McGHEE Glynn spoilerOK, Bristol Old Vic Co. who a ns law tba, ncd Talking harmonica blues though Edwards,a little ,,,slashed osi H.M.V 7EG8569 from the streets, behave in their Rockin'and 4S.DB4433 � face for still alive. whoapin' anyone sue The t life-like I've spare "IRMA LA DOUCE" spiv is PAUL ANKA Julie Dawn, Barry Kent, stage played by s has been H.M.V. 7EG8399 iamw Booth Hid aocent has to cordn8by Russ Conway (,,oh Poppy heard and iris Adam loved Eve (from he film The Private be to be believed medley), as Columbia 45- s ' Lives of Adam and Eve' 4S-DB4434 "LOOK WHOS HERE" i tore of most of [he DB4422, Billy Conon sing(ng the ) barrow around Town. Original cast boys ride song o Columbia 4S- , H.M.V. C1,111358 GOOD DR4d30.- The Lay-a-bolas playing THE. PETERS SISTERS Apart fm co there nre ,he rule o g, nbahr" We'll it. ther III— AN :, ' "MAKE ME OFFER" c, two other good numbers. .ad "The "dine"Laying c r ' dahn'. Pop the question D845-4435 Daniel Massey, Dilys Lane, Aseis known, I am a great (Parlophone 45-R4641) mrd a grenr INava Meier Coupla.L hatee of but I can't an-mar ­1 ! raed o the HARRY GOLD'S BAND Tzehi a, that the H.Af.V LP the help saying song "Big uI songs from Inn for volbl, (from the ftm of the same H.M.V CLP13M the show. Time", sung by leading me) 45.DB4436 "THE MERRY WIDOW" Charleston - Sadlera Welts Opera Company, MICHAEL HOLLIDAY H.M.V CLP12M Dream talk Skylark 45-084437 "OKLAHOMA", (Scandtmck), JIMMY YOUNG LCT6100 Capitol Just a little more be mine 45-DB4438 "ON THE REACH" If only you'd (Soundtrack) Columbia 33SX1208 BIG BEN BANJO BAND T—ton "ON THE TOWN" Chicago 45-DB44M Dennis Lotis, Stella Toner, Lionel Blair, VICTOR SILVESTER AND HIS BALLROOM Noele Gordan, ORCHESTRA Shane Rimmer and . Rita Williams Why (SFT The next door 45-1)84490 Columbia 33SXIIT/ boy (W)

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ma e which is Joni', hall is only just aimed the Markaad supported beauti- er for him. He has a GERRY WILMOVS fully by our own Geoff Love tae. ballad style, with a and his Omhatra. voice If distinction that "I need you now" has the o well on disc. high philmrs, making this I like his version e Joni James lase steps", a quality sooft ng forfar a e to take notice r "RECORD HOP" particular Ouality g of. If You Iiavep't met Steve Lawrence yU, take (foot)- STEVE LAWRENCE steps to remedy this. I it.— A Famous Disc Jockey Foobteps/You dnhY know thatyou'll very much 45-POP726 at you hear. the HE Hmore hear of Stevc WI!'You don't know" is Surveys Music Seene T wrence, the a I'm anuather most . pleasing Lav' ttd that a hit record Lawrence offering. I THERE! Another sparkling selection of am discs CONNIE FRANCIS for you, and its a pleasure to them to bring your would be worm It notice. Watch out fora Valeatino/It big new song, "O Dio Min", by 45-MGM1060 Alma and another in Cogan potential chart-topper "Dream ATCH 'Va en[no'", that's talk", by Michael Holliday. The King Brothers have a wi nner, W my advice. Connie has had too, while Cliff Richard, Paul Anita and Connie Francis look big successes before, but this to Al others in the like having a bumper record future with their newest releases. ought put hide. Its a great song, and Happy listening, whatever your flood choice and taste. my neck out for "Fall in love ,, Court, is really in her top wit h as the This is the last time I shall have the pleasure of present- you really big form here one for Cliff. ing these discs to you. I'm shortly leaving this country, difficult to knotwmore other one as John Castle tells you on another .page, so I won't be praises MICHAEL cao shower on this talented able to have this rendezvous with HOLLIDAY pleasant monthly you. Dream lc I've been in talk/Skylark writing RECORD MAIL since issue number COLUMBIA 45-DB4437 mat y uargo ri at and one, and this makes the parting all the more sad. Good ICHAEL Holliday has spin this one. It really is the to, luck, and maybe we'll meet again sometime. M produced a fine version of "Dream talk" and, a CLIFF RICHARD instant l the JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIillllloullllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll.L . O Into Mb/Dream talk I" I, lore with you/ chzmt nd Naxed stylet f H.M.V 45-POP728 Walk, atld the band Jive n has camem ' to asao i ERE'S a bright new issue by COLUMBIA 45-DB4431 with hin, ` H Alma Cogan that must bring NOTHER big one for Cliff "Dram talk" is certainly her added an The A Richard and "Fall 'n love td" melody, a d which "O Di. Mio" side is a mast with u nmp must enter the Hit attractive little melody and 1 for. Its a nic e y' g Parade stakes without much mivk thaq like me, you'll ken in relaxedea balladmr-ager, style difficmty. oon be humming or whistl- by Britain's top disc star. Take y np, wattt for effect ing this. One of Al"" bat, this nura ber—Pm cure it's (with from. week commencing April 18th) and that in itself sets a high going places. s dard. Mike's treatment of "Sky- YOUR DATE The merle side, "Dream lark" is already well known, RECORD talk", makes this new release and it makes a orthy with Peter West to methtng VERY special backing "Dream talk". on Mondays, 11.15 p.m.— 11.30 p.m. from Miss Cogan. PAUL ANKA DANNY IIU TER AND THE GOOD TURNS PaPPy love/Adam and Eve GIANTS COLUMBIA 45-DB4434 with Make it up/Little Id, looks like another auto- on 9.30 10 H.MN 45-POP722 Tuesdays, p.m.— p.m. THIS tic suo:ess for Paul Anka. 3 Hunter sets really up Both sides are from his own DANNY kin' storm on `Make it pen, d who mould ff A RECORD CROP I can see smg up". Danny getting hem better? Orchard the home picked by Ray many pins "Puppy love" looks like 2 tumblem and the local on Tuesdays, 10 p.m. — 10.30 p.m. ,juke- m the erse e box. Real There rather up-ta-the-minata methins PosPetough rity migin 'a ..IT this with The Giants about it and I had haunting r thing. Its fall of impact in to i[ several lima over. MIDNIGHT ON LUXEMBOURG helping considerably it-- PIaY and appeal, and Paul is ing the pace at Otis with Sam Costa boiling point. Johnny —P-- aimy on top form here, `Little girl" is lightly 'WBIie and t[he hand 12.00 — 12.30 a.m. o, ning his command in Tuesdays, slower, but lose nothing oa jiw, is in iii tempo fashion. the tl u field. the way. Bright and cute, but I'll stick "Adam and Eve" is from MIDNIGHT ON the Universal Picture, "The LUXEMBOURG Private lives of Adam and E with Ray Orchard Wednesdays, 12.00— 12.30 a.m.

THE KING BROTHERS IT'S RECORD TIME Stown ig on me eomm/ w ith Costa - The waiter aM me porter Sam PARLOPHONE 45-R4639 on Thursdays, 10 p.m. — 10.45 p.m. F you, like year masie we113ang, I and fashion then�yoa can always MIDNIGHT ON LUXEMBOURG depend The King with Jack Good Brahers. I like particularly em Thursdays, 12.00— 12.30 a.m. their treatment of "Standing on DAMITA JO the c a bright, The widow walk happy song from the show WEEKEND CHOICE "Most Happy Fella" which What would you do (If you were h, my place) 45-AMTI085 with Orchard looks like being the hit title Ray for the on 10. 10.30 THE DIAMONDS boys. Fridays p.m.— p.m. Tell the truth They delve into yesterday's san for the reverse Real true love 45-AMTI086 g bag title, RECORD HOP sae it was pleasant to hear mil with Peter West SARAH VAUGHAN great song again as suns o Swett a0ec by The King Brothers. on Fridays, 10.30 p.m. — I I p.m. - Dont look at me that way 4SAMTI007 JONI JAMES MIDNIGHT ON JIMMIE SKINNER You belong to me/ v LUXEMBOURG Riverboat gambler I need you now v with Sam Costa Married to a friend 45-AMTI088 45-MGM1064 5 on Fridays. 12.00— 12.30 a.m. "Golden disc" girl needs PATTI PAGE THE troducdon from me. all the latest and hits Promise me Thomas Joni James has a string of featuring greatest from Two thousand, two hundred, twenty-three wonderful record credits to H. M.V t CAPITOL i COLUMBIA : PARLOPHONE miles 45-AMTIM her name sad "You already, MI : MERCURY belong to me" must be added Mercury'singles'-6s.4d.(!at. purchasetax) o merest. It b sung in the impeccable and distinctive 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111IYIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIa" aI,,uaIIIRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIR

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JAZZ SCENE - AND HEARD EP ROUNDABOUT 7%3,P.20 The big news is by Mervyn Douglas, LPs I. CHRIS BARBER'S LLO AGAIN! A flue selection of EPs for this you JAZZ BAND 313X1150 that Basie's back! fponth and, I feel sure, something for everyone. That 2. CLARINET popular couple Nina and Frederik are welcome visitors to JAMBOREE 335X1209 3. CLIFF SINGS by NEVIL SKRIMSHIRE my turntable, as is also Mel Torme. In up-tempo style you Cliff Richard 315X1192 have the Frankie Leine and contrasting Conway Twitty, 4. ELLA FITZGERALD OR fans in and Count jazz general, Basis fans in and a big hand of welcome to that delightful musical star, SINGS GERSHWIN news F particular, April' big is the visit of the Baste Anne Rogers. See you next month! CLP13]Oj9 hand to Great Britain, and the release on Columbia of his S EYDIE GORM1! ON NN'A AND FREDERIX her work in seals and I can latest L.P. STAGE CLPI323 Bei mir birr du Schoen; Time only add that I ogre with them 6. THE KINGSTON man Nine hundred as I welcome all of four The record is called "Chairman of the Board", and for go home; Nu TRIO TI199 miles; Ler's Our out the lights. wonderful songs. ]. GIGI - MGM-C-770 it features original numbers by members of the band, i COLUMBIA SEG799] Anne presents for us again, B. JO NI JAMES SINGS "HRH" and "The Deacon" Thad ncluding by Jones, AND FREDEAIK are at delightfully, ha version of SONGS OF HANK both of which were regular numbers during the last NINAVERY much to my tamales' "I could have danced all night', WILLIAMS MGM-[-785 taste, as I'm sure are write other Her visit of the band. Other contributions are numbers by they plus great sovgs. 9. LOUIS ARMSTRONG you. Their attraMive "folksy" s personality emerges to MEETS OSCAR Frank Foster, Frank Wens and Ernie Wilkins. style, oRrn featured on the B.B.0 the full on this recording. PETERSON CLP1328 T.V has Although Wilkins is no longer "Whisper Not" and several "Jimmy Logan Show", 10. MEET THE FIVE n n the band, he has a long originals. waning themmanyadmirea SATURDAY NIGHT WITH PENNIES TIM his a with Basi""m back n country. CONWAY TWITTY II. MUSIC FOR Junior Man ce ws wellreceived are a ss-Imemewarwhentheband They delightful duo, and hill; She's mine; MEMORIES bycriticsand audirnces over 0ere, B/ueberry Hey it's nice to hear "Hsi mir hint du Paul Weston TI222 first became famous. Hi-amber and he is are of those modem Miss Ruby; Rest/ess. hoer" agaiv, and I like too is ailed `Kansas City Shout" whose MGM-EP-719 12. MY CONCERTO pianists roots stem from [hen of '"time for and i most appropriate as the interpretation TTY fays have FOR YOU true jazxi lie plays with great an home". Basle band from a go CONWA.IT Russ 335X1211 emerged great fcel a n n d riginality a d this Conway Kansas that of with tMv favour 13. NAT KING COLE City group, ,-old is definitely one for lire Saturday must FOR LCTbIB2 Benny mmen. collection. SWINGERS rte. With the help of this EP and "Chairman of the Board" is Mel Tormb the flick of a switch, he's yours 14. NO COUNT SARAH Genuine Negro folk songs and Lulu's back in ; The for the asking at any time. Sarah Vaughan MMC11021 o Columbia 335X1224 and is Nua do not often f lure in om m; The lady is a tramp; I As always, Conway bounces 15. SONGS FOR tests, but this month offer on muluameue like to recognise the tune. through a foursome f bright SWINGIN' SELLERS SCX3304(s olexs.I. Columbia (Lansdowne series)sc Vase Pslophone GEPB]90 umbers with his familiar eau. PererSellers PMCIIII great artistes, Sormy Terry d grey, snr and For the young at hest, he has 16. SEVEN AGES OF Brownie MCGha on an LP titles ANOTHERrn[ tll need an I'l l most", and if you wan[ to ACKER 335X1205 "Blues Is My Companion". Terry mag ge- t from me to give [ the feet a-teppin', here's the Il. SWEET SONGS FOR made many friends i this latest MelMet a spin. very record. SWINGERS tothisis cghee uaW theta during tae Mel has a balsamictic musicalus ear Ella Fitzgerald CLP1322 Is. veer, and this record is a fine sfeln ts -FRANKIE LALNE'S ALL 18. SWING SOFTLY e topic of Heir work. a C rats mode n treaient s°of TIME HITS WITH ME AnAB the numbers well-loved melodies are ' Steve lxwrence CLPI326 originals by always Cry of the dd goose; Mule he artistes and oneas is caneded a to listen to. 19. THE BEST OF - joy Imi, That lucky o/d sun; Wrap Walk which was a On", I've always enjoyed his smgiag troubles in dreams. SELLERS PMDI069 o Y_ ite exp of Brownie McGhee of the Intdguivg `I like to . MERCURY ZEP10062 20. WITH FEELING who usedan tto say 't. whenever he the. tune" while "Llia's Janice TI 195 "caste HESEfanr great numbers are Harper heardar saw he Bked! back in town" and "The is anything lady T lonely linked to the n a are both To- mp", of Frankie Leine. The powerful AL'S PALS 70P.20 speemlitim.. ballad style of the great performer Also in the Lansdowne series has never been better displayed an 1..D by the Scottish tmmVet ANNE ROGERS than it is on this particula[ set. EPs player, Al 1-airweather. Tliis is The n(ght th invented cham- For those of you who ha- NEW EP Iled'AI's Peis' and it features a pagne; Blue MY svaMe I ! ly really go[ [o know Franki basic se on Also coinciding with the Basic rhythm of Stan ne; I could havemoan=yd danced all night. Leine in recent times, I sugges visit, is anew EP by One band's G g (bass) H.M.V 7E.GS564 that you take a special listen to oealist Joe Williams, oa which d LenNe 'HackinFallontts (drums), NNE ROGERS has already these four songs which he helped three different he sings, among others, "Cherry backing front lines. A n the praisesi of m.ch to yaks famous some little while Red", written by boogie Pianists Two tacks are by a quartet of in re worthy, crtics than I to back. Turner and Johnson, d Big trumpets, four tacks have Jne Harriottand Bill Rroonzy's "lust a dream". SandyB o ono g This is on Columbia SEG8001 others, and four tracks have the i two altos of Tony Coe and Bruce Thrner, ith George Chisholm dentally, for the first time ..... 0n trombone. for m years the opening cer[ by a visiting group will .at be in London. In fact, the 7EGSM Basic band will be that heard in Bradford and do not appear in London until the 15th (Good Friday) when they will be at the London Palladium. `Jazz at the Philharmonic'- RELEASES, it's tour has just finished - is JOHNNY FERGUSON sem" he tells. of Jones "TheEasyE 1N ny - by the J mmy Angela Blue and white lace 45-MGMI059 Giuffre Three oa H.M.V CLP serge 1344. This features Jim Hall, the CONNIE FRANCIS guitarist who w s heard o h Valentino here with G wffree end nearly all It would be worth it 45-MGMI060 the numbers are originals by Giuffre. CLYDE McPHATTER Gmffm is also heard o Think an. a kiu EP with yet another sexist who When [he right time coma along 95-MGMI061 has visited England, namely Lee Kim . This is H.M.V ROSEMARY CLOONEY 7EG8566 and one of the numbers For you Alto". I, the Kouitz original"Palo I wonder 45-MGM 1062 Th is sort of jazz is probably SHAYE COGAN ORIGINALITY insVeam" ,if it has to be but whatever Mesa to a Junior Mance, the Diarist who pigeon-holed, you They said it couldn't be done 45-MGMI063 toured Gres[ Britain with Dizry 11 it, the ..in thing is that it has a ew shows that British nwsicians can Gillespie last year, JONI JAMES record out [his math . It is Play jazz without being copyists. Yen belong to me called "Junior Mance and his Among other sew records this I need you now 45-MGM1064 Swingy Piano" end is month, is the third of the Benny H.M.V GLP1342. Among the Goodman Treasure Chest' LPs, - bx tunes he playa are Gille,pie's .ad a real "drum bolds" record M-G-M'Singles' (ine. purchse tax) "Bkks' WO[k$", BennY Golson's raged 'Rich versus Roach'

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NEWS REVIEWS OF OF FAVOURITE THE RECORDING LATEST ARTISTS ISSUES

HE SAVED TRIO'S LIVES Kingstons Aid Pilot HE fabulous Kingston Trio — and fabulous is the Tword everyone's using to describe the group — are not only making themselves popular on disc throughout the world. The three boys are endearing themselves to people inside and outside show business for the ready way in which they're giving up their time to aid charities and special causes. The Trio never forget a friend and they certainly haven't forgotten John Rich of Salt Lake If it hadn't been for John Rich there might not be a Kingston Trio alive today. Sap the hot.r — "John cared our ]i res,for certain". Story behind this statement is that on March 13 last Year (it was a Friday the 13th, too) The Trio werefiying in a charter plane to give a concert in Notre Dame University. The plane flew into a sudden, blinding owstorm and the pilot Jahn Rich was unable to contact the ground when his radio broke down. Then the plane's generators packed up too and Rich rear obliged to try a forced landing. "He brought the twin-engined plane down to a few hundred feet" say the Trio "Visibility was still practically nil but somehow he managed to spot a field. He told us New Stars To to brace ourselves fora crash landing then he put the Sign plane down." The deep snow cushioned the jolt but it was still pretty rugged—and a lesser pilot, the boys believe, might well Shine For have turned it into a disaster. Capitol As it the were able to haul their instru n s AFITOL was, boys met continues to Tennessee Ernie Ford. A new singing trio this out of the and to the hihwa fresh talent crumpled plane trudge g y C sign from Recently with the help of which has won warm acclaim where thumbed a lift they to the University. And they all quarters, and covering his father he began assembling from critics and televiewers went on for their show with five minutes to spare1 all aspects of disc enter- a group of musicians from in America after less than a Recently John Rich suffered a ev ere stroke and the tainment. From Holly- around the Los Angeles area. year in show business. wood Kingston Trio got to, hear of it. Immediately they co of the He collected Tony Goodman Top columnists, like Earl latest ranged to go to Salt Lake City to give a benefit concert recruits tothe ) Sweig (guitar) Wilson, predicted fame for 't on his behalf. All the proceeds from the show are being ab C. Paul N arty (clarinet and the trio after they appeared sent to to pay Rich's medical expenses and to give him Signed exclusive moephone), Tony D'Anna at New York's Blue Angel financial aid while he's still confined. contract: (piano) Jim Porter (trumpet) club last year. Bill It w a gesture typical of Dave Guard, Bob Shane Baldwin's 7-Teens. and Bob Ranks (trombone). In January this year the and Nick Reynolds. And it was the second benefit Although most of them are These make up the 7- pxedictiovs started coming still in performance they've given in recent weeks . High School, the 7- Teens. All the boys are true with their appearance on Teens make a of older than but a TV At another concert in Kansas they raised three thousand group Bill, only just. spectacular. seasoned music- None of [hem has seen his .Now the hundred dollars for Dr. Tom Dooley, a famous remarkably they're making their surgeon raps led Bill Baldwin. And nineteenth working in the Laos jungles. by birthday yet! first disc for Capitol. himself is just t6! The They're beginning work Joanie Y-.on' Dr. Dooley met the Trio some time ago and told them Johnny gilln ofa well known actor and on their first LP m Holly- Foster and Hal Hester, to that the Laotian natives never could pronounce his name TV announcer in America, wood now ... a salute to the give them their full until they heard the Kingston's recording of "Tom names, Bill Baldwin has been an bands who were as a twosome. Dooley". big popular began Jeanie complished drummer since around the time the 7-Teens and Johnny met by chance Now the jungle `doe' has extra funds to carry on his hcwas just four years old! were born. started singing great work. togetherg When he was twelve he was Signed to exclusive can. then roped in Hal, their vocal The Trio's latest the is Kingston single, by way, reviewed starring on television with tract. Joanie, Johnny, and coach, to make the act en in this edition of Record Mail Orchard. by Ray folk like Dinah Shore and Hal. plete.

1960 6 RECORD hIAIL April MAVIS RIVERS IS RISING LPs

- it with the record business for but FAST ve loon closely tiro, years, Istill find it amsaing that wiggly little grooves to a sheet of black lastic matmial were de by some tie singing playing lot, a LSON RIDDLE wrote P phone, and that the original sound can be found in these grooves for us a fe,� a story simply by m niag a needle along the groove at the proper speed. "Record Mail" editions ago Nor do I understand how the, manage to put not lust one, bus about a mw, rtist culled two sek of variations in the oae groove, resulting in the newer mhaele discs. Mavis Rivers. of skreophooic Capitol led the field in this business, soultoday virtually on LPs Riddle was ex- extremely w issued in the old as well as the aew form. Stercu dance are now cited about the singer and ea ring the Popularity of monono recordings in the States, and as more forecast a tremendous future people convert in Britain, they are Wood to follow, here. for her. Now at last we can DAKOTA STATON: "More a great job on such classics of the And the judge for ourselves. dean Most" T1325 popular field as "I Only have judgment is the same as Mr. As implied in the tide, this is Eyes for You", "It's Easy W ' the end, I have heard Remember", and "When I Grow Riddles! Ray Orchard, who people say that Dakota is im manner, tint- too old to Dream". reviews the first Rivers' single inova[or. I _aide' agree less, to hit Britain in these pages, nd think this collection ill FELIX SLATKIN: "Charge overboard for the ... the minds of She goes girl change many. T1270 is in anti °- so will customers throughout growing anetry p The is teas as that slatkin Cation all the time,me, and xnll be a the U.K. ndeets the Light Brigade, on star as as she goon [his collection. Mavis hails from Samoa thing hein�esc Not having the sleeve, I can't and since she for colhonee. The titles have been signed so how t it well chosen, the treatment 's Capitol she has burst into s like hundreds; hundreds perfection, both imtmmsenany the big sellers in the States. fb nundreds ofdmms, evm d vocally. Its possible to ' hundreds of bagpipes. Right now she's touring choose best track, theyre all ' Theres a cut called,"Dnanmer America on radio outatandivg.i appearing Boys;' there's another that pre- of the and television in one seents a Bugler's Dream," ad D NICHOLS and the FINT most extensive others combine the lot for some promotions PENNEES: Dixieland Dinner really exciting big brass baud ever launched by Capitol. Dance" T1297 all he's 22 to Dixie In visiting Of particular appeal 1°'( cent wait to hear this in fans, (and who isn't?) this is a cities—and early reactions stereo, it'll be ev en Nichols N a tight mood. A few leave us that it won't tremendous. hoping titles are traditional Dixie fare, be long before she comes to hot added W the mean we nave this side of the Atlantic in Valenti°;", "September JEAN SHE-RD: "This is Jean ,. "FavnY _ Song', "What's New', and the Shepard" T1253 _person. like. The latest m Capitol's "Thu A singer with one of the The tasty colleth" will find is"s s eet o f most elastic voices n musi scntlightss female spining a wide appeal. - astry leading n disc today, Mavis has " DINAH SHORE: T it -be chosen the old Dorsey num- "Somebody strictly speaking, Loves Me" T1296 is a Wes[em singer, her work ber "So Rare" for her entry, ' Dinah's second fabulous colie� oken coin ry lose to the . And she Therell be a flood of to her disc title a star into the. pop market quote non for Capitol is in a dill tit straight pop field, and [think this River of this is "So a wider couples thiswithanewbailed followers for this 9quality Y rare, mod than her first Here she's collection ill have is out . . Rare". and romannc, mming in appeal as well. "Longing,lorlging,longing". before the Spring gentle COUNTRY STARS TOPS Barry On His Way IN POP FIELDS TOO

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April 1960 RECORD MAIL 7 SEND FOR MR MunpnY AND MARK A WINNER

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MARK MURPHY: ••scan for m ' g home, and he gels a Me" soil `"Coma to Me" genuq melodic reception. d (JLI S. 17 This disc was released to help MAVIS RIVERS: "Longing, celebrate he recent visit to Longing, Longing•' and "So Britain of the fine young star. Rare" 45-421,15120 Hying Carted az pietist, There ms to be great v list Murphy really knows portage of lop f ale vocalise 'c; his feel for a tune is very these days. May I propose this sn.ng. 'Send for Me" tarts g'vl for a top spot? Un- gevtly 'th Mark d dram ashamedly romettiq the top side taking the first c..ple of bars. fwtmes the Vtrush longing for The group cam in with a her m an ,and everylldng about geptly swinging, imaginative sell- him. g f the favourite, and an Higatringyorchestmand moms through the compelling v ' support Mavis m the impressive It out the invitation in fine debut. She has a fine voice, uses tyI' More for the ,jaa minded, no ®wrdcka, just sings. Areal [his ahoWd still be iv all collet- treat it is too. [ions. Rare indeed is the aide with Bongos take the lead on the that title. A jazz influence is et Latin flip, '[ing beat 'dent she eazily f. sustained throughout with Mark -through the lyric, pla}dng sound again doing a great vocal job. with the melody, delivering in THE KINGSTON TRIO: `thee great fashiom r" and "Home frem the " Hill" TOMMY COLLINS; Yoe " All 1 the tensionLennon and excitement Wreck OlddW"w 97" and "You of the Corrida is presented in Hdo bMy'" y Arms" 5110 another fine job by America's Here'ser veto please allWmtemallWa m t pp to Thew face. Collins '`adapted" the top wnbackivg has .III nBus Parrish bar, and wrote the flip. The Banc ry W reck main the Matador and his love A vehcle behind schedule, contchless bleeding of voices and d crashing on a down-grade backing on the fcose top side His humorous touch is evident in co to sudden d abrupt the otherth number, a r a n d, slightly om!nonsbut most effort. The second verseabout a lit ble. uple of buds, will be Envois The disc is barked by a movie here, unintentionally than ta the title tune. The huvim is the one States.

�' y G T H E //ft IS recent trip to this country has gained Mark Murphy skill more tans. The circle which jt H with a small bantl of % began connoisseurs some time ago has now widened eno r sly and it will be enlarged still further with the release of "Send for Me" Mark's Iatest sr e. Capitol The Mark Murphy story began in Fulton; New York where he was born on March 1/, 1932 INCH SINGLES RELEASES "My parents, brothers, and ilsters could all sing' says Mark" If I hadn'tbeen able to harmonise 45R.PM the time 1 was 1 by two, might have been thrown Records starred thus are also available on arted * 78 r.p.n, er and university, and later gr dusted totappearance gn small clubs around the NewYorkharea Now—with Capitol—his fame is spreading and Mark Murphy seems destined to be one MARK MURPHY -f- great names of the Sixties. Send For Me A remarkable with a singer strong jazz influence he is also a talented pianist and composer. Come To Me 4S-CLISII7 TOMMY COLLINS ' Wreck of the old 97 Coles — You belong in my arms 45-CLISIIS Company But THE KINGSTON TRIO ' EI Matador Threes a Crowd for Home from the hill 4S-CLISII9 Tommy KING COLE has longer so sure that he's more We hear that Perlin Husky's MAVIS RIVERS NATformed a TIIIAAon-Stage- interested in his career than in wife Bettie ducts with the L—gin longing, longing and Film company I'pach"' ! But the S'an s' So rare' 45-CLI5120 Country and Western singer ship with Harry Belafonte. He career is booming for all that. on the newest single he's cut says they're now looking for an e JOHNNY OCTOBER in idea for a film musical in which Capitol's studios. There'll always be a feeling Nelson Riddle get sthe credit So mean they'd like to co-star. 4z-CLIS121 for scoring the music m the .- asked for Stan new 20th Century Fox film Every STAN FREBERG ,, " Tommy Sands' engagement Can Can" ... Van Alexander Freherg's The old Payola The old payola roll blue, ' to Frank Sinatras wN write the music for "Plati- roB blues" and we're to Sh-boom 45-CLIS122 daughter happy Nancy has prompted the Rum High School" a film say that it looks like becoming ' Capitol boy to say he's no starring Mickey Rooney. one of Stans biggest hits.

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to RECORD MAIL April 1960 FIVE TOP NAMES_I°°° °A.LP STAR OF THE MONTH ON MERCURY LP= While Fragkie and Fabian will set the fans aflutter = RICHARD ICI{ of the bunch this month is a great new Mercury PLP, "A Handful of Stars". On one dice you can hear such -Boers as Pearl Daniels top Bailey, Billy , Vic Damone, =_ RTf ENBtlRDD6R and Tony Martin. News of the Also on my list are important issues featuring Connie World'\\ Francis and Joni James, with both girls getting away Record Reviewer f . from their usual style of material, while Frankie Avalon e LISTENS TO THE and Fabian come up with a couple of excellent records, guaranteed to set their fans a-flutter. LATEST LPs if want music then I Finally, you happy may suggest annlnslnsflnsfllunlllbumsasaglnsnlnrr the refreshing and unusual sound of "Music of the Mountains" by Manuel. " TI VOGL30 RENE From the first track, Mexican (I love Yon) bat dance", ttuough surb lovely melodies as ofthe barefoot Santa L I have bat on "Song rfi,; tesea" and heart; Non Dunes—,; Tom, a "April.Portugal" I fund this music by Manuel most Sarrknto• yod a breaking my veruryfvg and palatable. heart; A— a e; O sole o; Dicftene4o vw,: Chi— E have chosen as our LP Stu of the Month young, Ramorea; Lug. R""o; Per u W talented actor-singer Frankie Avalon. Frankie moues bae(a Amverderof Roma. SWINGIN' ON A RAINBOW d'—: his LP debut this month with a 12-inch long play entitled MGM-C-M FraaUe Avalon "Swingin' on a Rainbow", on H.M.V CLP1346. Swinging ort a Rainbow; Secret BMDRIPS f Con vwml Bom in 1939 I ove: Ske'sI ny that , Frankie first stepped on to the Broadway �R be stirred way; Sandy; M holidays' Tioable avfth is me: at the of six in a talent contest — and walked 'thin this latest LP you Talk, talk, stage age yon by You're too What's Joni James. talk; off with first prize (a big red scooter). Now, as one of the by the reasart; Try a /irt(e ee,ren d The select s is away top names on the `pop' music scene, he has a sale of over Birds l a I artier; S Min the from ion at parpat but five million discs to his and John right direcdan: Them there4 eyes. credit, Wayne has chosen virile voiceon ce is put r to[o very H.M.V CLPLM6 him to play an important role in his 14-million dollar gogood Purpose "The Alamo". Most of the numbers will be HIS u a refreshing LP from production, well known your but whemre Tyoung Frankie Avalon and, The tides on his first LP include `She's funny that way", singing iv En glishgi or It alian, Joni l or " COUNTRY AND WESTERN oddly enough, mmY my `Try a Little Tenderness", Swingle' On a Rainbow", James i ble to put own s to his friend Fabim GOLDEN HITS `Secret Love' and "Them there special ballad style goer every .oldold also be s®i1m Eyes". Male Francis . a3ipliea. track. now proving hmself Sfngfn' the bla T­to be a balladeer of some A HANDFUL OF STARS We' Young love; Yaur ch-ne distinction.di Pearl Ruder, Billy Daniels heart; Bye bye (eve; (There'll be) There's a welcome set of songs Peace m the Frankie Laive, Vic Damon., Valley (For me); My m Nu LP, and Frankie Avalon Hearts Tony Martin ;pedal angel; of storu:; does justice to each end ever, H lj as much; Cold rold heart; vack. Sweet G— The ,hr Brown; Let me go lover; Anytime. ,jll It All me; The gone; of . MGM-C412 'mere and 1, A gal in Ca/fro; A THE FABULOUS FABIAN porter ✓ kve song to a chmnbery HEBB'S m doubt about Fabian id; Day in, day our; That's my TMies Cowie Funnels ' The A mad desire; gypsy S led; may remarkable young artiste. Remember me; AM', mhbe- Jo I never loved know; O never quite knows what hehavfn'; Gona te(( r ebody; There's more where anyone;y" plenty will Present a_ Everythag is just right; Gimme a that cams ,though LAURIE /row. always be sure Nat it will be good. line kiss; Learnin'; Gomm Yoke LONDON MERCURY MMC14025 This th Cowie tome to you m e; I'm You'/; Roll on Spring tame I'm afraid 45-R4635 HIS is a wonderful record to ountry and western for her er me; Any ale rim , s leMion and, Nere's vo doubt,b1 Give; You exefte me. Tbane—ov one LP some of GARY MARSHAL can teach some of her Weab H.M.V CLP1345 the really great'names'. E Oh beautiful doll a ortwo you covtempotarie tl»vg I N nos L iPs mce to hear Cowie m emerg Large u life 45-R4636 oa "Singing Ne blues", "Your cheat- - enre tip ode wonlaw i�g BRUCE FORSYTH m' bwrt" and "Let to go g m a performer young. with Geoff Love and his Orchestra love", to mentir a but a few. g: With a style that is individual Wave Connius countless admims your little handkerchief Iss 45-R463y Mill fall for this new LP in a big Spring again y. It must also daze he, new laurels from additional liorom. MATT MONRO Love walked in I'll know her 45-R-8 THE MUSIC' OF THE MOUNT'AINS JOHNNY ANGEL PA..d My very good friend the milk— I nese Butflyter 45-R4642 M—'can hat &m- You belong Ch o Plaza de my heart; toros; The THE KING BROTHERS tubas are Song of the Standing on the corner (from "Most Happy bar f t anresta.... (MY SYDrJ' Fella') hee0; M dune lu/IabY: The The waiter, the porter and the upstairs mild 45-R4639 vedding sostq; The three cabal- the leros: Song l mountains; THE LAYABAHTS April in Portugd; SongojMexfca; a they used t'be (from the show Bolero gaucho (W'thom my bver); of 8a e me) rosin (B/ushrng moon): Be ab and The ceilings Jahn miun (Ia pal,ma). ' (trom'fings ,Iain't coot they used i 'brbe') ) 45-0.4641 There's variety to plenty here, COLUMBG 33SX1212 (from and each track is a to bear. joy KEITH KELLY I wouldn't dare eebe, / any - ' p d commanding, he flits gently Tease me artiste or on Nis -I w bich b-I bumper fiv97place ov through a llectimt of well- Ooh-la 45-R4640 value LP. You may have your your turntable at almost any hour. suited numers.b Thu LP will particular favourites, but for me, The orchestral monument d terminl his followers, and Parlophone'Singles—ft. (mr. purchase tax) ITT accept Nem aII without arranguuenfs by Manael eke t ^please hi, dimde of reservation. 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A Complete Guide to the latest `POP' LPs H CONNIE FRANCIS MGM-C-012 "TI VOGLIO BENE (I Love You)" JONIJAMES Orche.tra conducted by David Terry VOCAL Sane Lucia; I have but one heart; Non M—ticer; Term, a FRANKIE AVALON Surriento; You're uking my heart; Anema E Core; O sole mio; Dicitencello Vuie; Chi—Romans; Luna R.sa; Per Un Bacio D'Amor; Arrivedercl Roma MGM."N A HANDFUL OF STARS Pearl Bailey, Oily Daniels, Frankie Leine, WHAT A DIFF'RENCEA DAY MADE Vic Damon,, Tony Martin DINAH WASHINGTON Sweet Brown: The thrill is All of me; The breeze Georgia gone; I remember you; I thought about you' That's ell there It to that: and I; A in n[i o; A lave to a chambermald; gal Sonata song Day I w cry any m e; I'm [hru with love; Cry m a river, Whet oue; Th' de.ire; The A man cl . 't day y gZpsy goofed; a dif'rence a day made: Nuking in the world; Manhatun; know; I ne ...... to 1 The.. more here hat anyone; plenty Time.ft.,time; Its magic; A Sunday kind of love came from MMC140B Mercury Merwry MMCMNO

FRANKIE AVALON "COUNTRY AND WESTERN GOLDEN HITS" H.M.V CLPI3db CONNIE FRANCIS Orchestra conducted by Ray Ellis ORCHESTRAL Singing he blues; Tenn.see Wal¢; Young love; Your chntin' heart; By., bye love; (There'll be) Peace in the valley ffor me); and f My special angel; Hearts of stone; Half as much; Cold cold hart; h� (` Let me go Lover; Anytime MGM-0212 INSTRUMENTAL

"MORE THAN THE MOST" BLLI DOGGETT'S BIG CITY DANCE PARTY DAKOTA STATON B LL DOGGETT Orchestra conducted by SID FELLER White Cliffs of Dover; Makin' whoopee; oyd's gulnr blues; September In the ni n; Welkin' by the river East of the sun (and Andan o: Soh touch; The nil; After hours; Gr, ember, t of the m on); 1 could make you re; Its you o Be anything but be mine; Big city dreg; Idah.; dogs it High. windy hill: My h—beau Ilk. a hammer; Theto crazy Reticle Billone PMCIIIS things we do; Some days Its Monday; The song is ended; Good-b e• Love walked in a Capitol 71310 "CHARGEI" FELIX SLAT KIN "ON THE SUNNY SIDE" Conduits the LIGHT BRIGADE J UL I US LA ROSA Charge!; Drummer boys; Bugler's dream; Fifes and drums; Bagpipe. with Nick Perho's Orchestra and drums; When Johnny comes marching home The way you look .right; 'S Wonderful; Singin' in the nn; In Capitol T12y0 time like these; There'll ne er be another you; You mutt haw• been a beautiful A fine Yes Sir. that's baby; romance; my baby; EARL BOSTIC and hit band play When the sun comes out; I'm glad I'm nu young anymore; Aren't weer tune. . the SWINGING 30s ad On e su side of the stre. you gl you're you? thnny I cover the w H-rt; In the still of the night; The thrill is gone; e Columbia 33SX1222 The night is young; My reverie: Body and soul; The way you look onight; Dancing in the dark: The breeze and I: Stars in my eyes; "SOMEBODY LOVES ME" There is no greater love: All the things you are J l - E Parlophone PMC1117 Orchestrac,2d. zed by ANDRE PREVIN , It's to ember; East 1 the n (And w of the oon); euy "GATEWAY TO THE WEST" 1 hadn't anyone till you; When ,I grow too old to d eam; So—Wi ROBERT FARNON t me. u forgot to) Remember; All by; d his Orchestra one; y s.Y1 o ly hM.dleyteyes oou you; My Buddy; Somebody • to he Wur Across the wide Missouri; call the l loves me Capitol T1296 Gateway They ind Maria; Theme from "New World S skies. BAN SHEPARD phony": Open On he nil; Home.on the Hoge; Colorado ,nil; Wyyoming Capitol T1253 "SWINGIN' ON A RAINBOW" lullaby; Away out West MGM-C2M FRANKIE AVALON Swinging on a Rainbow; Secret love; She's funny that way; Sandy; "THE MUSIC OF THE MOUNTAINS" Trouble with me i Talk, nik, [elk; You're) st t much; MANUEL What's the reuon (I 7ou^m of pleuin' you): Try a little underneu: M..i— Hat You co heart urea Birds of a feather; Scep m the right direction; Them there eyes Dance; belong my (Solamenu H.M.V CLPI346 v ); Phn de tor.; The mo.mem. are crying (A� Ay1; Sang f he Barefooa Contuse (My Gypsy Heart): MaxiAc lullaby; THAT'S AMORE The wedding song; The three .ballet.; Song of the Mounuins; THE GAYLORDS Ay it in Portugal (Coisebn); Song of Mexico; Bolero Gaucho Luna Ross. Be mine Arrivederci Roma (Goodbye to Rome); Domani; For the first (Without my lover); (Blushing M,on); (Le • Columbia 33SX1212 time N Dim cer (Don't forget); Eh Cu pa Palome) Tell meomey,u Prima^;mi e; Volare; Retu a That's Amore (Theta love); Tell me the you love me; OhMa Ma ((FThe Butcher Boy): Dormi, Dormi Mercury MMCIZ32

"THE FABULOUS FABIAN' JONI JAMES MGM.C2N JAZZ Remember me; Aln't mkb.h.,i.': Gotn tell somebody; Every. thing is just right; Gimme a little kiss; Learnin'; Gonna make Y.. mine; I'm sincere; You'll never tame me; AntY le time; Give; You ,.cite me H.M.V CLP1340 "AL'S PALS" AL FAIRWEATHER'S ALL STARS "THE LONESOME SOUND OF " "Lemsckwne Jazz Series" - It lust d*" 't m o, First year blues; Cool wa r; DiAt The music g ...... u red and around; Love is all; Four or five times; for Let the z rt dr Cannonball; I'm free atlart; Rely Poly: The old home�Rock my lump me; Bea[ mu[; R.e[u: Jim-Jam; ool; die (o a again ; Sundown and set o : Rocki n' chair mo��yy Berry well; Sue'x blues Columbia 33SXInI T­­border: wing wide your gate of love MGM.C211 BENNY GOODMAN TREASURE CHEST "THIS IS JEAN SHEPARD" Per/ormanco recordings 1977.1938—Vo1. 111 JEAN SHEPARD BENNY GOODMAN A saNsfled mind; Two whops and a holler; I'd ocher die w ith the Original Orchestra, Trio and 6uar[et did wait?: The other woman; A. Ilk. a m tied Young;m Camel Handful f AC-DC Current: Smile: So n Why you hoQ; keys; Beautiful li.; You calling m eetheart again; Under uspici Alexandera ragtime band; I've g. my love to keep m DINAH WASHINGTON Crying steel gultar; My wedding ring; I learned it all from you Twilight in Turkey; You forgot to remember; Some of th.e days; MMC,.J0 Mercury Capitol T1203 When It's sleepy time down South; Chloe MGM-0218 • Also available in stereo

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"BLUES IS MY COMPANION" just in love; Jubilation T. re; There is ..thin' like a dame: SONNY TERRY and BROWNIE MrGHEE Luck be a lady tonight: Heart:I! I whistle a happy tune: Once in "Lansdowne Jazz Series" love with Amy: You can By! You can fly!You can fly! Rockin' and W""in'; Born with she blues; Jet plane blues; *Columbia 33SX1215 I'll a on Hound holler: a battle; put spell you; dog Fighting losing "fings ain't they used harmonica. blues: I need a lover; man blue:; Doctor Talking CrezI ,AR BASS,ASS, ADAM FAITH, HARRY Brownie's famous Welk on cure: Sonny's e.y rider: FOWLER, JOAN REHEAL, SIDNEY JAMES, ALFRED Columbia 33SX1223 MARKS, MARION RYAN, TONY TANNER, THE "CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD" SINGERS WILLIAMS COUNT BASIE AND HIS ORCHESTRA JOHN BABARRRY Y AND HIS ORCHESTRA Blues in hoes' Flat; H.R.H (Her Royal Highness); Segue in C; Musical direction by Tony Osborne Kane. City Shout; Speakidg of sounds; T.V Time; Who, me., Overture, t dearie; sin wot they std 'be; Layin' The Deacon; Half Moon Street; Muv and Jeff bah[; WhereG'nig` is hot; TheTinge c ding's comin' dahn: Contempery; *Columbia 33SX1224 Cochran will return; Polka do,; Meztface (I) Where do little "DIXIELAND DINNER DANCE" birds go?; Big time; H dace .(2): Carve p!; Cop a bit o pride; BILL DOGGETT RED NICHOLS The student ponce; fings ain't wot they used t'be PMCIIIE AND THE FIVE PENNIES tH.M.V CLP1356 Pvlophone "LOOK WHO'S HEREI" Johnson sag; My funny Valentine; Satan take a holiday;; Medley: A New Revue Love walked in; Someone to wa h ov me; Baby, o Y o Barbara Dawn Sonia ple.e wme home: Swp, look and lis[en: September song: Medley: Young, Nyree Porter, Graham, Anna Donald Dennis Ballin' the jack; How wme do me like you dot; Ja-D. What's Quayle, Hewlett, Wood, you Tanner and wl; Amencen patrol *Capitol T1297 Tony Geoffrey Wright Let's talk about e: Goosebery art; Mischief makers; Damsel "JUNIOR" n distre.; In between;- The champion; Send off: Numbers: JUNIOR MANCE AND HIS SWINGING PIANO sendmemal t.mu.nC father's ired; Chn,tmae drigg I; The A smooth one: Miss Jackie's Love for delight; Whisper not; sale; flowers (including The dream); Dish rag tH.M.V CLPI357 Lila. in the ran; Small fry; Jubilation: Birk', Works; Blues for Beverlee; Junior's tune H.M.V CLPI342 SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE presents highlights RICH. VERSUS ROACH from "MADAM BUTTERFLY" A bettle of bands and drums between with Charles Cr.ig, Marie Collier, Ann Robson, BUDDY RICH AND MAX ROACH Gwyn Griffiths .nd The Sadler', Wells Orchestra into Love Duet—Act One fine Sing, zing, sing (with .swing); The Cebah; Sleep; Figure eights; Opening Duet; One; day; Telescope Duet into Flower Trio—Act two and Pinkerton i Yenterdays; Big foot; Limehouse blues; Toot, toot, worsie goodbye Duet; farewell; Death Scene H.M.V CLPI334 ROBERT FARNON *Mercury MMC 14031 MGM-C-808 "THE BRILLIANT BELLSON SOUND" SARAH VAUGHAN SINGS GREAT FROM LOUIS SELLSON his drums and orchestra SONGS HIT SHOWS Drum It's music time; Blast off; Don't be that The foolery; way; PART TWO hawk talks; Sum night; Sat n doll; It don a thing (if it With Hall Mooney and His Orchestra t got that xw ng); Speak low; You are my lucky ,tar; So longg Da in on; a blues a H.M.VCLPI343 Sep gg sail: the gets sth't.ark;got to be A.b.rIoveS 11 the thin g sootyou ar P of "THE EASY WAY" butterfly; Let's pk. an old f.hioned walk; My heart stood still: The JIMMY GIUFFRE 3 He's only wonderful: They say it's wonderful; My ship . The Mack the Knife; Come min or come shine; Careful: essy way; *Mercury MMC14026 Ray t time; A dream: Off center: Montage; Time enough H.M. V CLPI349 LONG PLAY PRICE LIST

FILMS H.M.V CLP Seri. (12-inch LP) — 34/1#d. and DLP Seri. (10-inch LP)-26/6d. CAPITOL LCT Series' (12-inch LP)-37/9}d. SHOWS T Series (12-inch LP)-32/2d. COLUMBIA - 33SX Series - (12-inch LP)-34/1#d. "BEAT GIRL" - 335 Series (10-inch LP)-26/64. Music from the film PARLOPHONE PMC Series (12-inch LP)-34/1}d. .ADAM JOHN SHIRLEY ANN FIELD FAITH, BARRY, PM Seri. (10-inch P) 26/6d. Main title—Beat Girl; The off beat; I did what told m you M-G-M CSeries Lmdon home rock; Time o t; The sharks; The Beat Girl song; (12-inch LP)-34/1#d. D Serie3 The City 2000 A.D; The Stripper; The —o—Beat Girl — Kids (10-inch LP)-2616d. stuff; Made you; Car ch.e—Night 0—Chicken; Blues for MERCURY NMC Series. (12-inth LP)-34/1¢d. Beamicks; It legal; The immediate ple.ure: Blondie's strip; End shot — 5leughtt, in — Main title — Beat Girl (All prices including Purchase Tan.. at April 1st, 1960) Columbia 33SX12B

BROADWAY SHOW STOPPERS MORE GREAT SNOW SUCCESSES THE PLAYMATES Donny, Morey, Chic HL'""d>. ® with Joe Reisman and his Orchestra Fd Get me to the church.on time; Hernando', hideaway: You' AL FAIRWEATHER Columbia 33SX1221

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"COUNTRY ROUND-UP" WEBB PIERCE "BEAT GIRL" Columbia New Panhandle mg; High geared daddy; Georgia mg; LucyY Lee 33SXIM VOCAL Parlophone GEP8792 ELLA PIT GERALD SINGS IRVING BERLIN with Paul Weston end hie Orchestra BL Let yourself go; How deep i, the ocean; Puttin' on the Ritz: ANNE ROGERS Alexander's regtime band H.M.V 7EGE63 with the Rite Williams Singers "FOR SWINGERS" red MICHAEL COLLINS and his Orchestra MEL TORME The invented Blue m o ; night they champagne; My wonderful and the Marley Paich "Dek.Tette" I could have danced all e; night *H.M.V 7EG8564 Lulu i back in n: The manta: The lady is a vamp: 1 like to mo.,rize the tune GEPS790 BACH TO BACH Parlophone FRANKIE LAINE'S MIKE NICHOLS and ELAINE MAY ALL TIME HITS Cry of the wild Mule [rein; That old on; Bach w Bach; Cocktail piano; Tango .Mercury ZEPIM3 goose; lucky Wrap your rou bl. in dreams Mercury ZEPI W62 CONNIE FRANCIS sings "I'LL REMEMBER APRIL" Rock'.' Ro11 Million Sellers EYDIE GORME I Tweedle let: almost lost my mind; I hear you knocking; Ain't AprilP Showers; Spring will be a little late this yer; E.ter Parade; "LOOK WHO'S HERE I" thetashame MGH-EP-717 11I-member April *H.M.V 7EG8562 H.M.V CLPI357 -Also available in Stereo f To be rel..ed in Stereo

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MIKE No, 21 COLONEL BOGEY GOES DIXIE MICHAEL AY F...,I.g THE RIVER BOAT FIVE ONI E Orchestra conducted..d. by Nor6s, Femme, Colonel Bogey; Yellow Dog blues; Sing, sing, sing (with a swing)) RAN N S In the good old summertime; Be careful it, my heart; A nigghtingale Mercury ZEP10061 sang in Berkeley Square; 1'11 be seeing you Columbia SEG7996 ROLES ROL' wILL'ON SELLERS "EVERYDAY 1 HAVE THE BLUEST" AND FREDERIK NINA JOE WILLJAMS Be i mlr bist du Time for man Nine hundred Schoen; go home; miles; COUNT BASTE sund his Oreh— Let's put out the light * Columbia SEG7997 Everyday 1 have the blues; Cherry red; What did you win?; Just a dream; Shake, rattle and roll Columbia SEG8001 SATURDAY NIGHT WITH CONWAY TWITTY Blueberry Hill; She's mine; Hey. Miss Ruby; Restless MGM-EP-719 LEE KONITZ MEETS JIMMY GIUFFRE Palo alto; Someone to watch over o nmhin'; SOFTLY AS IN A MORNING SUNRISE me; Somp'm CONNIE FRANCIS Darn that dream H.M,V 7EGM66 MGM-EPJi7 Featuring HELENEN MERRILL Softly ee in M sunrise; Dearly beloved: I reme ber you: Just imagine: Mercury ZEP10066 THE BEST OF GEORGE SHEARING I in Paradise WANTED FOR MURDER of the Standards hear. music; Hallelujah; They all laughed; Stronger MGM-EP-718 HOMER AND JETHRO Five m e; Donkey serenade; Night and day; I wo der who's kiesing her now Parlophone GEP8791 THE IMPECCABLE MR. WILSON Wifson, Piano; Al Lure, Sense; Jo Jones, Drums TeddyI w t be happy; Fine and dandy; Sweet Lorraine; I've found ORCHESTRAL a new baby H.M.V 7EG8567

and WALKIN' DOWN A LONESOME ROAD INSTRUMENTAL WITH BIG BILL BROONZY Welkin' down a lonesome road; Moppers blues; Get back; Hey, he yy Mercury ZEPI006; WEBB PIERCE ENGLISH FOLK DANCES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE Parlophone GEP8792 VOL, II FOLK DANCE SERIES m Played by The Country Dance Band Leader — Nan Fleming Williams FILMS The m, Thady you Gander: Lavender's. blue; lucky seven: Goddesses; a Princess H.M.V 7EG8568 and t11sFtteRees.lY Royal "MARCHING WITH THE ORGAN" SHOWS REGINALD DIXON at the Organ of the Tower Ballroom, "CHU CHIN CHOW" The Dam Bus n: When the a n Parade; Le r,,e (No. 2) guards pees Vowl gems by ro Under the double h Through Ight lighs; ogle; SPsni g,I y INIA TE WIATA, JULIE BRYAN AND "Columbia SEG7993 dance; EI Abanico, etc BARBARA LEIGH The Williams Singers MORE SKIN AND BONES MICHAEL COLLINS and his Orchestra CARL STEVENS and his Orchestra The cobbler's song; I love the. so; The robbers h; I long Welkin' shoes: It had m be How haz this for the sun 7EGM61 ELLA FITZGERALD Imagination; you; long "H.M.V been on?; Love for sale ZEP10060 H.M.V 7EG8563 going Mercury

MUSIC FOR ANYTIME (No. 1) 'PORGY AND BESS" THE KEYMEN MONICA ZETTERLUND—CARET TORNEHAVE Bess I, I lov f.a aWlxGfxS directed CECIL NORMAN you woman; Summertime; you Porgy gg o' u my SEG7999 D gg b` ceiling; Thou swell; Lover; My'heart stood rtill: my *Columbia Iwhiscle a hoeppy tune; The way you look tonight Rose Marie; Can't help singing; I won't dance; etc Parlophone GEF8793

TIME TO CELEBRATE (No. 2) RUSS CONWAY with acconopaniment directed by Geoff Love EXTENDED PLAY PRICE LIST Who's sorry now?; Yankee Doodle boy; When the Midnight Cho. Ch., leave for Alabama I like mountain music; Cuddle up a little H.M.V 7EG — dfJ roalrE clout; Let the great big world keep turning Series (7-Inch EP) 10171d. r�� "Columbia SEG799S CAPITOL EAR Series (7-Inch EP)— 12131d. MEL TORME Parlophone GEP87M COLUMBIA SEG Series (7-inch EP)— 1017}d. JAZZ PARLOPHONE GEP Series (7-Inch EP)— 1017#d. M-GM EP Series ()-inch EP)— 1017#d.

MERCURY ZEP Series (7-inch EP)— 12131d. CHRIS BARBER BAND BOX Volume One (No. 2) CHRIS BARBER'S JAZZ BAND Purthaze Tax so ac "Lansdowne Jazz Series" (All prices including April Ist, 1960) Hot he rag; Squeeze me; Creole song: Golden striker Columbia SEG7996

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IN Srf)?,Eo IIIIII111IIIIIl111111111111111111�������l01111111I11111111I1111IIIIIIILII - "MORE THAN THE MOST' ON THE SUNNY SIDE" DAKOTA STATON ;JULIUS LA ROSA with Nick P.,!We Orchestra Orchestra conducted by SID FELLER Th way you look t g wonderful; Singin' in the n in the rain; Welkin' the river; Eeet of the sun September by (and In t like [ — I n e u "'t West of the I could make core; It's or no one; moon); you you , been beau ifulTbaby;11A Be. r nceh Ya sir, th be y on a heart bean like a The High windy hill; My hammer; crazy baby; When the sun mmm out; I'm glad I'm not young anymore; CONWAY TWITTY things we do; Some days It's Monday; The song is ended; Goodbye; Aren't you glad you're you; On the sunny side of the street MGM-EP-719_ L.. walked in Capitol STI329 Columbia SCX3303 a Also .r.11.ble in storm

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"SOMEBODY LOVES ME" "DIXIELAND DINNER DANCE" DINAH SHORE RED NICHOLS ORCHESTRA CONDUCTED BY ANDR11 PREVIN AND THE FIVE PENNIES h'a euy [o remember; Eart of the sun (and West of-the moon); Johnson rag; My funny "lamina; San. takes a holiday: Medley: I hadn't anyone till you: When I grow [oo old w dream; e In Love walked in; Someone t watch v r me; Baby, won't you va m bar you by; Medley: (You forgot w) Remember:b : AI plaaae < home. Stop, look and listen; September ...g; WANTS alone; Alwaya. 1 only have eyes for you: My buildY; Somebody Medley: Balllin' the lack; How tome you do me like you do; J.-da. I me Capitol 571296 What's new: A. 2. P.rol Capitol S71293 At4�DER

RICH VERSUS ROACH A BATTLE OF BANDS AND DRUMS BETWEEN ORCHESTRAL BUDDY RICH AND MAX ROACH Sing. sing, zing (with a swing); The C.bah; Sleep; Figure sigh.; and U-1, ... e toot, t Yesterdays; Big foot; blues; Toot, HOMER AND IETHRO Mercury CMS18021 INSTRUMENTAL goodbye Parlopho GEP8791

"CHARGEI" FELIX SLATKIN FILMS Conducts the LIGHT BRIGADE Charge!; O""er boys: Bugler's dream; Fifes and drumx; Bagpipes and and drums; When Johnny wmes marching home Capitol STI. SHOWS

MUSIC FOR MAKE BELIEVE HERMAN CLEBANOFF AND HIS ORCHESTRA BROADWAY SHOW STOPPERS MARCHING WITH Take me in your arms; So inlove; The part" s over; Speak low; THE PLAYMATES Ninth. de Ronda; Our wain: Tango Oriental.; Tonigh[; Baubles, Donny, Morey, Chic RFGINALb gIaON at N.Oman , bangles d beads; I've grown azcusto-ad w her face: Bali Wi: ith Joe Reitman and his O"hmtra Wonderful one; They say it's wonderful Mercury [4518013 G. m o the church o e: Her ... dos hidnway: You're just in love: Jubilimwn T. Cornpone: There is noMin' like a dame; REGINALD DIXON Luck be a lady tonight; Heart; whistle a happy tune; Once in Columbia SEG3993 "MY CONCERTO FOR YOU" I... with Amy; You can flyl You nn fly! You Can fly! RUSS CONWAY Columbia SCX33M with Michael Collins and hies Concert Orchesra and the Wllliama Singe" SARAH VAUGHAN SINGS GREAT SONGS FROM o f-r ouTh.w.Y o rsi HIT SHOWS, Part Two Dusk�Thd l...Iy melod, The Warsaw Concerw; Autumn Lth Hal Mooney and his Orchestra Concerto; Forgnnn drams; Cornish Rhapwdy; leannie; Till; Dancing in the dark; September song; Ship without a it; Los[ La Mar Columbia SC3CTJ99 in the Stan; It's got to be love; All xhe things you are; Ppor Butwrfly; L. take an old fashioned walk: My heart ...d still: He's only wonderful; They say it's wonderful; My ship "THE MUSIC OF THE MOUNTAINS" Mercury [4518023 MANUEL Meaican hat dance: You belong w my hart (S"I""te una vez); Plan de Toros; The mou.mi,, ere crryy.g (Ay Y ay); Song of the barefoot Cpntesu (My gypsy hart): Mnican % The wedding FELIX SLATKIN ng; The three aba leros; Song of he IulWbyypm Ins: April in STEREO LONG PLAY ST1230 Portugal (Coimbn); Song of Mexico; Bolero Gaucho (Without Capitol my laver); Luna Rosso (Blushing moon): Be mine (La Paloma) PRICE, LINT Columbia 5[X3293 H.M.V CSD Series (12-inch LP)-3411=,d. DSD Series (10-inch LP)—Mj6d. VOODOO RICHARD HAYMAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA CAPITOL SLCT Series (12-inch LP) 371944. ST Series Dan.. Cah.da: Conjuration: Spell of d—I.; Incantation; Afro; (12-inch L') 3212d. Zombi; Voodoo; Mamba, Haitl; Midnight ritual; Gria-grin; COLUMBIA .SCX Series (12-inch —34)3{4. , LP) Invocation Mercury CrSle SDO Seri. (10-inch LP)-26164. MERCURY EMS Seri. LP)-34)1. CMS Seri. (12-inch12-inch LP —34 1 rd.

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RICHARD HAYMAN AND MORE GREAT SHOW SUCCESSES FROM H.M.V ORCH. Mercury CMS18022 .M.Vhavegreatpleasureinannouncing- ding of the H original London t of J.H.. Slade's "Poop. That RICH -'-ROACH "CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD" Girl" now at the Vauda�lle Theatre (on sale during April), COUNT BASTE AND HIS ORCHESTRA Rkhard Roge" "Flower Drum Song", now t the Palace Blues in h—' Rat; H.R.H (Her R. High—); Segue In C; Theatre, (on sale during April), and Frank L .... r's "The Kansas Cityshout; Speaking of sounds; T.V time; Who met; The Mort Happy Fella" coming to the Coliseum shortly (on sale Deacon; Half Moon Street; Mute and Jeff Columbia SCX33M during May).

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MIKE ANNE ROGERS (No. 2) IN HOLLIDAY with the Rio Williams Singers and MICHAEL COLLINS and hies Orchntra Orchestra condoned by Norris. Paramor BROADWAY SHOW A The ight they vented hampagne; Blue m o ; My w derful In the good old summertime; Be careful it's my heart; nightingale STOPPERS one; I mould have danced all night H.M.V GE55396 sang in Berkeley Square: I'll be seeing y.. Columbia ESG3803 Columbia SCX3300

April 1960 RECORD MAIL

ORCHESTRAL FILMS and and INSTRUMENTAL SHOWS

"MARCHING WITH THE ORGAN" --CHU CHIN CHOW" (No. 2) REGINALD DIXON Vonl gems by INIA TE WIATA, JULIE BRYAN and at the Organ of the Tower Ballroom, Blackpool BARBARA LEIGH The dam busters; When the guards are on parade; Le rave pose; The Williams Binnggee Through night to tight. Under ehe Double Eagle; Spanish gips� MICHAEL COLLINS and his Orchestra dance; EI Abanico; Marche Lorntne; Old Comrade; bunicull The Cobbler's song; I love the¢ so; The robbers' march; I long Nam.ia; Sons of the Brave Columbia ESG78M for the sun H.M.V GESS799 ANNE ROGERS "TIME TO CELEBRATE" H.M.V CES5796 (No.2) RUSS CONWAY "PORGY AND BESS" with accompaniment directed by Geoa Love MONICA ZETTERLUND—CARLI TORNEHAVE I sorry now; Yankee doodle boy; When the midnight choo Bass you Is my w man; Summertime; 1 loves you Porgy; got NG78M Whochoo leave for Alabama I like mounain music; Cuddle uP a little plenty o' nurtid Columbia closer; Let the great big world keep turning Columbia ESG7802 l PORay STEREO EXTENDED PLAY BESS PRICE LIST

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COLUMBIA ESG Series (7-Inch EP) — 10/71d. CHRIS BARBER BAND BOX Volume One (No. 2) CHRIS BARBER'S JAZZ BAND 'LANSDOWNE JAZZ SERIES" (All prkes including P mbine Tax so at April In, 1960) PORGY AND BESS Hot house rag: Squeeze me; Creole song; Golden striker Columbia ESG7804 Columbia ESG7881

has waxed another fiat disc, "St. Chmtopher" (Columbia 45DB a back afte, a ban bsence are 'he Dion ads, pt you could say the "sew" Da, for there has been m

ai addition to the group since thew R. LIONEL e floes 't The am who found fame with but disc. They — be bend on M cool they used VW) But,rt, his Pieces of Eight, Ilarry Gaul,' Mercury 45-AMT1086 with `Tell has been at work — this back on the tomtable with "Inn the wth" and "Real true love" again, ' for Brace C`rm in charges for trouble" (Cotumbia 4b-DB . Rosemary Clpoay is here Keith Kelly was born on December 15, 1937, at t Forsyth. it's a catchy attlevssmber 4436) from the film of the sane gain oa the MGM label with a 1 Wistow, near Selby in Yorkshire. An only child, he hued "wave your little hand• name .. 'arduy' u a very apt dellghtfW new baaad. 1 wondei , kercNof" aad can be £Dana oa for Cuddly Dudley. (.oddly, backed with an, oldie with a hat, moved with his family to York and had his first dophone 45-84673. Too back,k, who busgon from singing with mnv(ug madam jazz sound "Fo[ taste of whenw he eeat concerts. • entertainingg sangg m g "It's f a folk v group to playing you" (45-MGM1062) . - ownSprin�again .. with Sid MillwaN and the Ni�wits to the Lans- For a time, too, he sang Solos in his church choir. Bruce's mpontioas downe Jae Columbiaare Sangy "l was about 12 at that " famous toffs the 2 time; bar, Is. 45-POP725 with two molt Bvely Tory aunt "' be McGhee with says Keith, "although show busi- Besides his appearance at the 2 , '"Coo11. pooped to pop" kind of jaaa sound in IMPORTANT NOTICE , es definitely in the back of Is he has toured with American ttlease01d •'Mies m1.=between•• "Talleiv6 lnrmo ' blues" and "We'll gatherlilaa" (Columbia aad nand I never Ihonght R woald. r cane Vi —at aad "His Maaeri Voice' is the "Rocking whoope" (45- mr 45-DH4435) R the late[ by thorn play harmonlca become possible for ine to make rued on, a her f �Isoe . Trade Mark of the Gfamo- Regd. Peters Sisters. given, this DEM433).leya heard t played a r of it I went n Ar[ smnd. Selby hiAi phone Co. Ltd. old Ivor Novello'eyn umber you'dbef youaBladY who Wads and Technical College when I was In July, 1959, he joined the — to start your fat troduction Miss Pa/d "Capitol" is the Trade Mark 13 and studied art with the idea film actor's association working -pp [h aoloss th an seem of Capitol Records I.e. : M scene afro av�absevce of Go den Dis o rds to her of becoming a car designer. I left such films as "The Wodd By '1'years ndY DooeN credit she tomes with a nice the College at 15 and acht to Night" (be was in. a jiving sane) "Columbia" is the Regd. up Pers: when he recordedhisrecmt tan , "Promise me Thomas' York where, amongst other things, "The Concrete was Trade Mark of Columbia Graph, Jangle" (he hit, 'Awes of Venice': Now he (45-AMTI089). I worked in a shop salon' carpets vtel), and in of tele- phone Co. Ltd. and also in a shoe shop." "Interpol" stits, a� a "Pariop'hone" is the Trade Keith the Air docker. joined Royal Mark of the Parlophone Co. Ltd. Force at the age of 17, serving for Keith has written several songs is the Tnde Mark DON'T MESS Ti- `MAIL'! thra years, including periods in mong them "You and I", of Loew's lot. the Canal Zone, Egypt and "My Dafling" "See what I Nicosia. It was in the R.A.F that Mann", and "Never Say Good- "Mercury'. is the Trade Mark he began entanaied.g again— bye". It was Parlophone recording of Mercury Record Corporation. this time on a harmonica. mnrmger George Martin who heard After demobilisation he took Nm at the 2 Is mM this singing r r Ns harmonies along to a York led to his first disc raleeq "(Mast Pvritbaaxi, .pli M.MX, CMITOL, hall aad played some solos You Al..,.) Tease Me" and oLUMeIA P O each evening until one nightl an i- "Ooh-Is-La" (both songs be leada Johnny Sutton persuaded wrote himself). Be sure of obtaining your copy of "RECORD MAIL", hbn to sing with his band, and Jost over 5 ft. 10 iv. in height this he did nightly until he met with brown eyes: and. hair, Keith each month by placing a regular order with your . A few months later admires the work of Edyie, record dealer. job" was forming his famous Gonad, Peggy Lee, Frank Sinatra Seven, and by this time Keith had and Kenneth McKean. PHOMOGMPHIC PEarOA s—LTO, For details and news of the latest Classical leaned to play rhythm grim, anal "As far as music h wncemed he joined the Ban Seven on this I like all Presley, but alsp app- records issued on H.M.V, Capitol, Columbia, Parlo- COLUMBIA. P a n ONE. M4- instrument. much —sit OM cis. very from CUAT m r.i„,.raNa are also phone and Mercury, you can do no better than ask Aft., touring with the Barry "Brigadoon'—and anything by for "Record Times" published monthly-price 1d. Seven all oat, this c unary he Sibelius. I like ice-skating, ro is m n :aided, in March 1959, to work ing, cycling and horse riding. And Your dealer will reserve a single act aad evevtuaay I'm a vegetarian and don't like gladly copy. landed an engagement at Soho's smoking."

Mercury star of "Running Bear" (45-AMT1079) fame. He is due here * * * JOHNNY PRESTON this mouth for personal appearances.

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