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Dept. Stores Tied to MANUFACTURERS COURTING DEALI Diskeries & Stations WITH BIG-NAME ALBUMS AND DEA number, they first hear a selection By JUNE BUNDY fall season is is swinging along with Mitch and gun. With these new rel played from Higbee's "Album of NEW YORK -The NEW YORK Radio stations here and new albums and new Johnny Mathis. Kapp has new L)'s manufacturers are offer - the Day." Then a recorded voice are working closely with depart- deals are starting to roll off the pro- with Jane Morgan and Roger Wil- count and dating deals, and record companies gives a rundown on other selec- major and large liams. There are new percussion they are not nearly as wild as they ment stores in LP) and its duction lines of the tions (contained the Decca has a were back in the spring of the year these days on joint promotions, When hears indie record firms. As is usual dur- sets from Command. and disk price. he a beep tone, new Lee a Bert when sales were slow for many programming nterchandis- his name and ing this period of the year when Brenda and the customer gives Kaempfert. Liberty has a new labels. Most of the deals for fall ing efforts. address, orders the album in mon- new product is shown at distribu- Phone Service optimism about the Bobby Vee and a Gene McDaniels, range from 10 percent to 15 per aural or stereo and asks that it be tor conclaves, WERE, Cleveland, a new set by the cent off the distributor price, and For example, charged or sent C.O.D. fall season runs high, and label and Dolton has has set up an "Albumatic" tele- after label is congratulating itself Fleetwoods. Mercury has issued a the distributors are expected to phone service with the Ohio Bell On the second day of operation on the quality and sales power of Brook Benton disking and has an pass the discount along to their Telephone Company and the Hig- the "Albumatic" chalked up 510 its new product. LP by Joe Dowell called "Wooden dealers. At Columbia the discount overload calls. The merchandising board, bec Company, a local department Top Names Involved Heart." Capitol jist rushed out a is 10 per cent across the store. the service, which WERE gimmick has been heavily bally- new Sinatra. with Epic offering 15 per cent. There is no doubt that the mul- believes is the first in the country, hooed by Higbee, which features Billboard Week received Columbia and other labels are also titude of labels introducing their Music Offers 24 -hour merchandising serv- an "Albumatic" window, where for review last week nearly 100 offering a dating program of i/a department five Ohio Bell "Electronic Secre- new product these days have put (Continued on page 3) ice of Higbee's record Victor's albums and the flood has just be- for anyone dialing the WERE tele- taries" machines take orders for their best foot forward. phone number. the "Album of the Day." new LP's include sets by Belafonte, When customers dial the WERE (Continued on page 10) Como and Van Cliburn. Columbia 3 -WAY PROMO British Diskeries VICTOR GOES ALL OUT IN Friendly Frost Adds Set All -Time High B'casting to Selling FALL LP PRESENTATION In May Production NEW YORK -A three -way contribute significantly to a greatly LONDON -British disk manu- broadcasting -merchandising "Sound increased FM listening audience." Push - salons will fea- Distributors See, Hear Consumer facturers had e boom May. Sales Center" - combining a new all Since the retail by value totalled $3,380,000, the stereo FM radio station (WTFM ture sets in the $500- $5,000 price Keyed to 'Mime' Theme for Radio & TV highest figure for the month re- here) with a retail operation (fea- range, Friendly Frost hopes to set corded since such statistics were turing custom hi -fi and stereo sets) up its future Sound Centers in areas NEW YORK -RCA Victor took release was sparked by new al- introduced in the boom year of and professional recording studios with large numbers of residents in the wraps off its new "Best Buy" bums from the Victor line -up of big 1957. Number of disks sold was -will be launched here in Septem- upper -income brackets -such as product for August and September names such as Perry Como, Bela - also the highest ever for May ber by Friendly Frost, Inc., one Dallas and Cleveland's suburban at its national sales convention at fonte, Mario Lanza, Van Cliburn, (5.8 million), according to the re- of the country's largest Eastern re- Shaker Heights. Present plans do the Barbizon Plaza Hotel here last Henry Mancini, Don Gibson, the port made by the Board of Trade, tail appliance -houseware chains. not call for the salon to stock week (24. 25. 26) at a meeting Boston Pops, "Victory at Sea." a government department. First Operation records. The station (WTFM), attended by all Victor distributors. These albums, featuring the label's Most of the action was in home The WTFM Sound Center is the salon and recording studios will be The diskery introduced, with ap- strong artists, are all being issued sales, which were worth $2.6 mil- first of such combined operations housed in a specially designed glass propriate fanfare, 35 new albums in August. Albums featuring newer lion, 37 per cent more than in the that Friendly Frost plans to set up building, which is being erected that Victor chief George Marek names on the label, like Al Hirt, same month last year. The de- around the country. according to along the Long Island Expressway called "the greatest release in the Peter Nero, the Limeliters, Norman clining trend in exports was ar- Gerald O. Kaye, Friendly Frost at Fresh Meadows, N. Y. Glass history of the company." The firm Luboff, Ray Ellis, are being re- rested. At $745,000, sales were board chairman and former prexy partitions will connect the radio also came up with a new slogan, leased in September. 4 per cent more than in the same of WNTA and WNTA -TV, New- outlet and salon so that visitors "The New and the Great Enter- The Victor advertising campaign month of 1960. ark, N. J. may watch the station in operation. tain on RCA Victor," as the key- to promote these albums covered Despite the heavy all- around in- Kaye describes the new Sound Glass exterior walls will also make stone of its large advertising and TV and radio spots, plus magazine crease, production of LP's dropped Center as "the first venture into the Sound Center visible to thou- promotion campaign to back the and newspaper advertisements. 4 per cent to 1.32 million. offering the 'razor and the blade' sands of cars which pass the loca- new product. These were sparked by a "Mr. Production of singles cannot be of listening enjoyment directly to tion daily, noted Kaye. Big Name Line -Up Mime" figure about whom the en- determined as figures are classi- the public. We see the Sound (Continued on page 16) The Victor 1961 fall "Best Buy" tire ad campaign was built. As an fied only into 78 and 45 r.p.m. Center," said Kaye, "as a natural added fillip to the ad campaign, types, with no breakdown of EP's step in the evolution of FM broad- Victor is releasing a single record in the latter category. Together casting. It is a means of educating Set called "The Mime's Theme" which 78 and 45 production totalled the public to, and serving it with, D. C. Rack Jobber Bard's Plays features the musical selection 4.49 million -31 per cent more the improvements in sound trans- (Continued on page 8) (Continued on page 4) mission and recording, and will For Sale Through Buys Tidewater's Special Club Plan Disk Making Wing Index to Contents NEW YORK - Edge, Ltd, the NEW YORK - Caedmon Rec- Washington rack jobbing firm ords is starting a record club, The owned by Ed Snider and Gerald Shakespeare Recording Society. General Hot R. &B. Sides. 25 Music- Phonograph Lilienfield, has purchased the rec- Programming Gulde- is devoted International Music 18 Merchandising 12 New record label to Singles by Category 25 ord division of Tidewater Toy Manufacturer New= 4 The Bard, and intends to record Top L P's 22 Album Cover of the Week 12 House of Norfolk. This is the sec- Te'en' Nevis a all of Shakespeare's plays com- Top LP's by Cetegory 20 Best Buys in Records 27 ond acquisition by Edge in two plete, in mono and stereo. Top Top Market BreaL ut- 27 Bast Selling Phonographs & months. Previous purchase was the English actors to date have waxed Music Pop Charts Yesteryee%r Hits 10 Tape Recorder 12 record division of Columbus Mer- "Macbeth," "The Taming of the Best Buys in Record= 27 Na ere!, for nna!r,rs 12 chandise Company in Columbus. Shrew," "Othello," "The Winter's Best Selling Phonographs & Reviews Ohio. Tale,' "Romeo and Juliet" and Tape Recorders 12 Tidewater Toy services about Iy Rcub.,, 20 Coin Machine Operating 37 "Measure for Measure." Disks are Best Selling Sheet Music Stogie Record Revews 27 750 accounts -supermarkets, drug- also available in stores. in U. S. 32 Bulk Vending 38 stores and variety stores -in the Bubbling Under the Hot 100 24 The Shakespeare Club is offer- Coin Machine News 37 Norfolk area. It grosses about Double Pia Disks 37 Radio -TV Programming 10 ing an album free to new members Coin Machine Price Index 26 $750,000 per year. Edge, Ltd., Artisti Biographic< 10 if they agree to buy four albums a Honor Roll of Has 32 Programming Penal IO Double Play Disks 37 handles about 750 accounts and according to the year. Two- record LP sets are $8.90 Hot 100 24 Yesteryear's Hits IO Programming Guide - its sales in 1961, each, and three -record sets are Hot C. &W. Sides 25 Vox Jox 10 Singles by Category 25 two owners, will pass $4,000,000. $12.90 to members. These prices Edge is among the top rack job- are about 30 per cent less than the bers in the country, and Snider is list price of the disks in stores. currently the president of NARM, Caedmon Records are not included the national rack jobbers associa- in the Shakespeare label club. Paid Circulation Titis Issue, 2I,618 tion.
www.americanradiohistory.com = BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK JULY 31, 1961 DEALER'S FRIEND SWINGING INTO HANK MANCINI DISKERY SCORES AGAIN NEW YORK -Henry Man- SORD Prexy Salutes cini, whose scores for the TV EUROPE'S COMMON MKT. show "Peter Gunn" and "Mr. Lucky" set fast chart records, Wood 'No Club' Stand Plans has a new movie score coming Rossi's Italian Firm Controlled out on RCA Victor this week, HOLLYWOOD - Society of per cent guarantee on your record "Breakfast at Tiffany." This is Record Dealers President Howard product, along with the full ex- Production for Six -Nation Audience the third movie score for Man- Judkins Sr., last week saluted change plans of several other com- cini; others were "High Time" Randy Wood, president of Dot panies, is also making the lot of in of a BONN, Germany -As Europe will be conducted terms and "The Great Imposter." Records, for his no- record -club the record dealer an easier one. prepares for a new economic era single market -the Common Mar- The flick, which stars Audrey stand, and called on all disk deal- ket of 160 million people. Titles "In view of your actions men- with the further development of Hepburn, is due for release ers to show their appreciation by will with tioned above, I am asking, by the Common Market, one record be selected the big market next month. giving the Dot line all -out co-op- the gun by -not any single naticnal market member bulletin, that all dealers company has jumped - eration. Judkins also hailed Dot's co-operate with you in helping to mapping a dramatic plan to pro- in view. Distribution will be uni- 100 per cent guarantee protection form throughout the big market. sell Dot records. We, as dealers duce and market supranational policy of its product as a prime which He intends enlisting partner should put our money where it will records in the six nations dealer benefit. bring us benefits, firms in each of the six Common Capitol Adding the most and are members. Wood, in addressing the SORD surely we cannot admit that the of Alberto Market countries -West Germany, The acumen Carlo convention in Chicago the previ- price discrimination practiced by composer and publisher of France, and the three Benelux Rossi, ous week, stated: "Dot Records is record clubs is to our benefit." Milan's Editione Juke Box, in estab- countries. Rossi's MEC diskery will Electronics Co. not going into the club business lishing the initial Common Mar- lay down the guide lines for pro- now or in the foreseeable future, with details to HOLLYWOOD-Capitol took a ket disk venture, seems borne out duction, technical but if we ever do, it will he done this week as representatives of the be handled by each national disk- major step deeper into the elec- Records tronics field last week when it completely through dealers" Mercury European music industry gathered ery affiliated with MEC. (BMW, July 24). the 12 -year -old in this West German capital to An MEC enthusiast explained at bought General Inc., of Fort At- In a letter to the Dot president, observe the meeting of the heads the Common Market summit here: Communications, said: Cutting on Broad, kinson, Wis., to further expand its Judkins of governments of the Common "The title to he produced will be "The fact wholly owned electronics subsid- that you do not see Market countries. They hoped to picked in Milan and the general the necessity of selling iary, Electric & Musical Industries your prod- World -Wide Basis get first -hand feel of the negoti- production details settled there. uct through a club, but (U. S.), Ltd. The newly acquired should NEW YORK -Mercury Rec- ations which could revolutionize It will then be placed with MEC that necessity arise, you intend to firm will become the General Corn - ords, now a part of Philips, is re- music production and marketing in partner firms in each country, handle any club through the es- Western Europe. where a prominent singer will be munications Division of EMI -U- S. cording on an international basis, tablished dealer, will give heart Wilma chief of In the wake of the Bonn summit picked to record in the language Broad Division. Cozart, Mercury's to many dealers. I am in hopes that classical department, flew to Lon- other European diskeries are mov- of that country." This marks the third electronic the lead taken by you as a major don last week to wax Sviatoslav ing in Rossi's direction. The Rossi firm purchased by Capitol in five recording This means: company, and by Erroll Richter with the project emerged from the meeting months since it launched its EMI - London Symphony Garner as a major recording artist, under Kondrashin. Mercury waxed here as a sort of pilot project for 1. U. S. subsidiary. Others were Volume production with re- will be followed by many others. this session on 35mm. film, adding the disk industry's big thinking for gional angling. the Hoffman Electron Tube Cor- Your reaffirmation of your 100 the big market. Rossi's label will poration of Westbury, N. Y., and to the companies using the new be "Speciale MEC Disco,' "MEC" 2. Supranational production and the Voi -Shan Electronics Division technique (others are Command and Everest). Shelby Singleton meaning Mercato Europaeo Corn- distribution. of Voi-Shan Industries, Inc., Los Roberts, mune-"European Common Mar- Angeles. Moccio in flew to London after the Paris Mer- 3. The best orchestras and vo- ket" in Italian. He has already General Communications, cury- Philips meet to set sessions for calists. Inc.'s New Columbia Posts English artists Marty Wild and copyrighted the label. President, E. D. Peterson, joins Jimmy Lloyd. All facets of Rossi's production 4. Lower prices. EMI -U. S. under a long -term con- NEW YORK -Cal Roberts was Meanwhile, Mercury signed tract, and its Fort Atkinson plant named to the newly created post 5. Special attention to the juke will continue to operate. Little Richard and Josh White to box of general manager of Columbia trade. Among the products record pacts. Quincy Jones will to be added Record Productions, the custom supervise Richard's first session. Kapp Fall Album to the EMI -U. S. broadcast Rossi is dedicated to the prop- equip- wing of the diskery, last week. White will cut both singles and osition that the juke box is the ment line will be its fully transis- Roberts was formerly director of torized albums for the label. A new act, Plan Debuts With cornerstone of the pop music trade. television switching equip- the division. been for ment, mechanical Danny Jordan, has signed He believes that diskeries generally and electro- In another appointment at the the Smash label. This week Mer- mechanical switch devices, solid - firm, underestimate the juke box's disk Mike Moccio, former record- cury will rush release an album Special Discounts sale stimulus. state video and pulse distribution ing engineer for Associated Record- "Wooden equipment, special by Joe Dowell called Aside from the Common Mar- effects genera- ing Studios in New York, was Heart." NEW YORK -Commencing to- ket countries, he intends including tors, dial monitor systems, picture named an associate producer. He morrow (1) and contining until Britain, Spain and possibly Aus- monitors, custom studio consoles, will handle the reviewing of mas- September 30, Kapp Records will tria. solid -state power supplied, and ters sent to the diskery for possible make available its special fall al- The Common Market will wipe automation systems. purchase. BILLBOARD bum program, including special out customs duty on phonograph discount incentives, records as well as all other in- MUSIC WEEK All Kapp label new releases and dustrial and agriculture products. Published by catalog items will be available at UA ALBUM RACKS SPARK It will lead to standardization of Billboard Publishing Company 10 per cent discount during the legislation regulating business op- 216The0 Pat terson St., Cincinnati 22, OhIo period, while a 15 per cent dis- erations on a supranational basis. OFF-BEAT DISK OUTLETS Publisher count goes with all Medallion Roger S. Littleford Jr New York Office product, both new and catalog. A In brief, as Rossi sees it, the NEW YORK -United Artists is The dealers are setting up the dating plan is open to all quali- Common Market will set the stage putting many dealers in the rack racks in other stores on the same Editorial Office dealers. for a concentration of disk pro- business with its new "Album of basis on which 569 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y. fied they receive the Plana 7 -2800 At special distributor sales duction on a supranational instead the Month" album rack merchan- albums from UA - completely Sam Chase Editorial Director meetings recently, Kapp unveiled of national basis, and he intends diser, according to UA veepee -gen- stocked and on full guarantee. Rec- Paul Ackerman t,tusic Editor Aaron 5temfieId Coin Machire Editor 10 new pop LP's and fotir new to be the first in the field with eral manager Art Talmadge. ord dealers receive two free copies classical packages on the Kapp the most. The exec reports that many deal- of the "Album of the Month" when Robert Rolontz Anoc. Music Editor June Bundy ....Radio -TV Programming Ed. label plus four new sets on Me- Rossi has lined up an ambitious ers have signed up for multiple they order 10, and in this case Ren Crevatt Merchandising Editae dallion. Also available to dealers production program calling for up units of the new rack. They can dealers have the option of keeping Wm.). Sachs.Exec, News Editor. Cincinnati will be a series of merchandising to 1,500 titles within three years. set up one rack in their own store the free LP's for sale on their Nicholas Biro. Midwest News Editor, Chicago aids including center pieces, mo- By programming production on a and place others with local mer- store's rack rather than placing Lee Zhito.. ..West Coast Editor. Hollywood Mildred Hall ....Chief. Washington Bureau biles, day -glo streamers, browser big -market basis, he hopes to re- chants in non -competitive lines - then on the subcontracted racks. dividers and Roger Williams die - duce disk prices substantially. hardware, beauty shops, card and Talmadge points out that the Circulation Office Send Form 3379 to cut pieces. (Continued on page 8) gift stores, etc. a non -record outlets are "getting 2160 Patterson St., C,eeinnati 22, Ohms 100 per cent plus business factor, DUnbar 1 -6450 with no cost, inventory or reorder B. A, Bruns Circulation Director problems involved." He notes that Joseph Pace Fulfillment Manager Issues Alone Make the placement of the additional Advertising Office Special racks is a comparatively simple 1564 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y. process dealers, "in view of the Andrew Csida.... Advertising Co- Ordinator for Dan Collins ....Music Advertising Manager BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK major advertising program hacking Richard Wilson Coin Mach. Ad. Mgr. the new merchandiser and the fact R. McCluskey ....West Coast Music Sales that only top UA albums are fea- Branch Offices The Best B Anywhere tured." Thus, explains Talmadge, Chicago 1, 188 5V. Randolph Y. the sub- contractors can restock by LE- 6 -9818 st. Hollywood 28, 1520 North Gower merely calling the dealer, and the Hollywood 9 -5631 dealer is able to service the sub- St. Louis 1, 812 Oliera St. contracted rack "at a minimum of CHesteet 1 -0443 SUBSCRIBE TODAY Washington 5, 1426 G St., N.W. time expense." NAtional g -4748 GET ALL THE SPECIALS Talmadge reports that heavy de- Cable Address: mand for the rack merchandiser, MUSICWEEK NEWYORK designed and created by the exec, Subscription rates payable in advance. One year 515 1 U.S.A., Canada sud Eaqueatsrope. 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www.americanradiohistory.com 6 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK JULY 31, 1961 NEW COPYRIGHT LAW TO Synthetic Christmas Disks on Way; Moss MUSIC AS WRITTEN RAISE DAMAGE AWARDS Named Vice -President By MILDRED HALL tend to exclusive licenses which are New York in reality the same as "assignments" NEW YORK - Synthetic Plas- Edltoe's Notes This Is the third lo tics, manufacturers of Promenade, of the rather than mere licenses; and (3) Verve signed Cal Tjader and his Quintet.... Floyd Ramsey, U,kes of stories on various aspects Piroutto labels, are U. S. Copyright Office retort for re- the assignee of any particular right Peter Pan and of Audio Recorders in Phoenix, has started a new label with vamping of the Copyright Act of 1909. may sue In his own name for in- already marketing their Christmas Jerry Davis, called Palms.... Executives Jimmy Johnson, Phil Additional fech, of these recommendations fringement without having to be albums, even though it is still sum- Sammeth and Bob Elliott of Disney are traveling across the be covered ln subsequent Issues. will "joined" in his suit by other as- mer. Shipments for the holiday country visiting distribs.... John Levy has entered the recording WASHINGTON signees. However, courts at their disks, will get under way to chains, field as an independent producer. His first ventures are singles -S tatutory supermarkets in damages would undergo a face - discretion may require or allow the drugstores and featuring Ysef Lateef and Ernie Andrews on Riverside. Levy is lifting in the proposed revision of joinder of persons having an inter- August. the personal manager of flock of name jazz acts.... Salco the 1909 Copyright Law, in the est in the suit. Assignments would Marty Kasen, vice -president of signed thrush Hope Brooks to a pact last week. Salco is headed Copyright Office report now in the have to be in writing and signed by the firm, appointed Ira Moss to by Johnny Salermo.... The new Scranton, Pa., label, Bella, has hands of Congress. Shadowy areas assignors, as under present law. the post of vice -president of Syn- signed warbler Tommy Genova.... Rusty Warren opens at of joint ownership and divisibility (The tax question enters here, thetic Plastic Record Corporation New York's Roundtable tonight (31). copyright, and commonlaw too, the report points out. Proceeds last week. Moss' new firm will dis- of Redstone, Detroit label, has signed Stella Lyons.... copyright are also on the agenda are taxed as capital gains or ordi- tribute all of the Synthetic Plastic the law clear. nary income, depending on whether effective immediately. Strand Records is releasing a vocal percussion album with for changes to make the labels taken are the proposals: a partial transfer of copyright is Myrna March next week.... Vee Jay has over the distri- These bution of the disk "I Found My Love," by The Infatua- -Damages: The new copyright considered an "assignment" or a Lorain of $250 "license." Recent rulings, revers- of recordings, even if the song or tors.... Carlos Mosley is the new managing director of the law would hava minimum late George present, but maximum would ing earlier ones, have generally other work had not been published New York Philharmonic, succeeding the Judd Jr. as at Elmer Bernstein will compose the score for "Walk on the go to $10,000 as against present treated a partial transfer as an as- or registered. Statutory copyright automatically Wild Side." Stan Rubin became the father of a girl last $5,000 ceiling. A good deal of lee- signment, for tax purposes.) term would begin ... - Bob is set to produce pop singles for Riverside. way would be allowed the courts in -Common Law Copyright: This with the "dissemination" by record week.... Crewe . Ideal is nosy handling Prestige in the Newark making awards, in preference to "perpetual" form of copyright ing or by performance in public, Distributors would end with public distribution under the proposed revision. and northern New Jersey area.... Herb Buchanon is the new statutory straitjackets. Erwin Robin- proposed revision would a. &r. man for Stellar Records of New York.... The for Zodiac the the old list of schedules son has been named general manager Music, scrap publishing Kluger's Pallette label here. Firm will (which includes $10 per infringe- firm of Jacques concentrate its publishing activities. ment in performance of musical LATE POP SPOTLIGHTS more on works) and would allow damages Arnold Gurwich, of the law firm of Rosen Seton and for record infringement on the same Sarbin, married Barbara Guthrie of London last week.... Well as other violations. The re- basis POOKIE HUDSON AND THE SPANIELS cleffer Al Neiburg is adding many of his old standards to his port proposes eliminating not only own firm as up for renewal. Neiburg sold "Why Let BMI) (2:00) they come the compulsory licensing section FOR SENTIMENTAL REASONS (Duchess, a Lie Break Your Heart" to Campbell, Connelly in England. (1-e) but the parallel damage clause -The Spaniels, who have had many hits over the ... Norman Dorfman was named vice -president of Artia last (101 e) limiting recovery to me- years, are back and they have come back with a strong week.... The old line publishing firm, M. M. Cole of Chicago, the voice chanical royalties lost, or the equal- reading of the fine old standard, featuring lead has started its own label, Cole Records. Bob Rolontz ly ineffective "treble' mechanical of Pookie Hudson. Could please the teen crowd. Flip is recovery when infringers have "Meek Man" (Lloyd & Logan -Pete, BMI) (2:00). Cincinnati failed to give notice. Neptune 124 In general, the report recom- A parlay between Is Nathan, head of Hit Record Distrib- mends award of actual damage to uting Company of Cincinnati, and Randy Wood, Dot Records the copyright owner, or the amount MARTY ROBBINS chief, has resulted in the former dropping the Dot line. Dif- profit made by the infringer, couldn't see eye to eye of (Marizona, BMI) (2:43) YOU ferences came when Nathan and Wood is greater would IT'S YOUR WORLD - parting was an amiable whichever -but BMI) (2:47) -Marty Robbins on certain merchandising ideas, but the not permit the total of both. Statu- TOLD ME SO (Marizona, one, both sides insist. Dot has set up its own distributorship in bind the wraps his melifluous pipes around a pair of tender ballads tory amounts would not Both are Indianapolis, with Ray Robertson covering this area for the in of in- here and sells them as only he can. sides court the case innocent firm. . Tom Moore, Hit Records' territorial promotional the top in medium tempo and the flip in a fringers. The same would hold weepers, with (27) for a I5-day hitch with his slower mood. Columbia 42065 expert, departed Thursday true for "multiple" infringements Army Reserve unit at AP Hill, near Richmond, Va.. . The (as in the case of network pro- Four Saints, male recording group appearing at the Racquet grams to many local affiliates), Club, Dayton, Ohio, have been handed a holdover until mid- when the award would fall between JAMES BROWN AND THE FAMOUS FLAMES September when the Limeliters and June Christy move in. maxi- the statutes minimum and BABY, YOU'RE RIGHT (Lois, BMI) (3:05) -I'LL The foursome is heard on the Racquet Club's own RCR label. mum, at the court's discretion. LET YOU GO (Wisto, BMI) (2:25) - NEVER NEVER Singing guitarist Ronnie Hollyman, who recently cut an Such award could go beyond the Two standout efforts by Brown, who has been consistently in the case of willful and IS116Y0 album for King Records here, returns Monday (31) to the maximum fTJ the charts of late. Both are shouts, with a lot of gospel on suburban which is being revived under new manage- repeated multiple violations of feeling. The top side is the slower paced of the two. Either Key Club, ment. Hollyman will serve as host, greeter and resident enter- copyright. or both could step out. King 5524 Present law allows damages to tainer.. . Hugh Watkins, Acme Records promotion man and go beyond the maximum in cases personal manager to the label's Jay Fanning, in town last week tvhere the infringement has oc- to place his firm's line with Is Nathan's Hit Record Distributing curred after notice is given by the firm.... Hank Howard, United Artists rep, was here Tuesday copyright owner. The revision re- NEW LP RELEASES (25) to lay the groundwork for the August showing here of the port thinks this is too harsh in some flicker, 'Teen -Age Millionaire," which gives exposure to a flock cases: as when a network is notified of record talent, including Chubby Checker, Dion, Mary John- just before air -time of an infringe- Continued from page 4 son, Bill Black's Combo and Fraternity Records' Vicki Spencer to in- The flick has its premiere in New Orleans ment which it has no time Les Brown and and Jack Larson. THE BEST OF DUKE ELLINGTON- DOUBLE EXPOSURE - in some 18,000 theaters vestigate. Courts will decide better Vic Schoen Bands -ML 7523 -MS 7523 August 3 and is slated for showing viola- TI602-DT1602 (Aug. 1) to Bill Sachs on the basis of evidence when JIMMIE LUNCEFORD- (Aug. 1) here and abroad, according UA officials. THE HITS OF THE THUNDERING PIPE ORGAN tion deserves more than the law's (Aug. 1) - TI581-ST1581 Richard Eümsser ML 7526 -MS 7526 the Copyright Office re- VALE DREAMS P8557 - SP8557 - maximum, OF - (Aug. 1) Pittsburgh finds. (Aug. I) Vardl and tort QUARTET, SCHUMANN: MAGGIE'S THEME -Emanuel where amount FAURE: FIRST the Medallion Strings -ML 7527 -MS 7527 Bob Vogel, Dot branch manager in Pittsburgh, spending Also, in cases the CLAVIER QUARTET -P8558 - SP8558 (Aug- 1) - at the Indiantown Gap of damage, or the amount of profit (Aug. I) this week and nest with his reserve unit proven is unfairly small, although (Pa.) military reservation.... Lester Hamburg, one of the owners at or above the $250 minimum, the KAPP (POPULAR) LIBERTY of Hamburg Brothers, and Mort Locker, his assistant in charge to range WHATEVER JULIE WANTS -Julie I.on- the RCA Victor record division of Hamburg, spent all of last court would be permitted ESPANA- Simonie de Granda with Do- of 1) don-LRP 3192 -LST 7192 (Aug. 1) week in attending a company conclave of RCA higher, up to the $10,000 maxi- menico Savtno -KL 1220 -KS 3220 (Aug. Torrent New York IN TOWN -Rod McKuen- DYNAMIC HANDS -Shay -LRP mum, under the revisions proposed. STRANGER 3193 -LST 7193 (Aug. 1) Victor distributors. KL 1226 -KS 3226 (Aug. MUSIC -Willa -Joint Ownership: Under pres- TO THE MUSICt) OF ART MR. WORDS á MR. á DANCE Duncan-LRP -LST 7194 (Aug. 1) The Vogue Terrace night club in McKeesport, near Pitts- ent statute, courts have ruled that KASSEL An Kassel Orli. - KL 1248- 3194 - NAKED CITY -Jack Costanzo -LRP 3195 - burgh, has been sold to Lou Buzzola, who plans to use record if music and lyrics were com- KS 3248 (Aug. 1) even AND FAVORITE LST 7195 (Aug. 1) names following his formal opening in September.... Marcy -Jo, FRERE JACQUES BIG HITS-Si Zcntnet posed year's apart, and without any SONGS FOR CHILDREN- BIG BAND PLAYS Martin's Robbee Rec- FRENCH (Aug. 1) local songstress, under contract to Lenny intent to (as in and Fleur de lis Singers -LRP 3197 -LST 7197 original collaborate Martine Havel - BALLADS THE KING -Johnny Mann ords, is on a tour of one -nighters throughout the East through (Aug. 1) OF the Twelfth Street Rag case), the KL 1249 -KS 3249 (Aug. I) THE WORLD GO ROUND -LRP 3196 -LST 7199 August 12 with Del Shannon and Johnny and the Hurricanes. is a au- LOVE MAKES THE FIRST COLLECTION work nevertheless "joint" 1250 -KS 3250 (Aug. 1) COUNTRY - Jane Morgan-KL Warren Smith -LRP 3199LST 7199 Hoffman, a thorship, and assignees of the two SONGS OF THE SOARING '60'S -Roger His many friends here are delighted that Mort (Aug. 1) 1251 -KS 3251 (Aug. 1) recently regional sales authors are co-owners of the re- Williams -RI. MEMORIES ARE MADE OF HITS former Columbia salesman here and more DIXIELAND DOLPS -The Four Lads - - newal right. Various Artists -LRP 3290 (Aug. 1) manager in Chicago, has been promoted to national sales man- KL 1254 -KS 3254 (Aug. 1) any DRUMSVILLE -Earl Palmer -LRP 3201 - New Chuck Revised law would consider COUNTRY HITS -Warner Mack ager for the firm with headquarters in York.... GOLDEN LST 7201 (Aug. 1) one of "joint" authorship 3255 (Aug. 1) a dancer, returned home for a few days last work -KL U75 -KS McDANIEL Sings -LRP 3204 -I.ST Fly, former local PETE KING PERCUSSION CONCERT - GENE "It Won't Be a only when it was created initially 7204 (Aug. 1) week, but this time to publicize the platter, Chorale and Ork. -KL 1256 - the object of integrating all Pete King MOVIE MEMORIES-HITS OF THE for Tuff Records. with (Aug. I) Sin" by the Corsairs contributions into a single work. KS 3256 ROCKEN' FIFTIES -Bobby Vee -LRP Leonard Mendlowitz. Report says this safeguards copy- 3205 -LST 7205 (Aug. 1) KAPP (CLASSICAL) INTRODUCING TIMI YURO -LRP 3208 - right owner or his heirs from claims LST 7208 (Aug. 1) Boston by late-owners who merely add VOICE OF THE STRINGS - Emanuel ROMANTICA- Martin Denny-LRP 3207. -KL 9059 - Decca to promote his something to an original creation Verdi and Kapp Slnfoeletta LST 7207 (Aug. 1) Charlie Manna came in town for KCS 9059 (Aug. 1) OUT OF THIS WORLD -Richard Marino "Manna Overboard" album. Also hit Providence, Worcester and and claim copyright in the final David 1) THE VIRTUOSO VIOLINIST - -LMM 13007 -LSS 14007 (Aug. Dore's Key on WHDH as well as blending. Nadler -KCL 9060-KCS 9060 (Aug. 1) MANY SPLENDORED THEMES -Felix did a spot on Ray Club Daniel Encourt KCL 9061 - 14011 (Aug. 1) five radio stations.... John Penne of the -Divisibility of copyright: Par- DEBUSSY - - Slatkin -LMM 13001 -LSS appearing live on KCS 9061 (Aug. 1) John Penney Company has taken on the local distributorship ticularly in the light of modern Roger Voisin KCL ROGER VOISIN - - DOLTON for Centra, Italian opera records, and finds there's a good of music, dramatic works, 9062 -KCs 9062 (Aug. 1) uses Jack Sager of Dick Distributors has a break- et al., the report recommends that THE MOST EXCITING GUITAR -Roy response.... -BST 8009 (Aug. Harpo's "Raining in My Heart" on Excello. (I) any of the rights comprised in a MEDALLION Lanham -BLP 2009 i) through with Slim DEEP IN A DREAM -The Fleetwoods- . manager of WGIR, Manchester, N. H., work may be assigned Bernie Mack, station copyrighted THE SOUND OF THE ASPHALT BLP 2007-BST 8007 (Aug. 1) believes new life into radio by changing the format to -BLP 2008 - he's put separately; (2) copyright protections JUNGLE - Jo Harnen and Ort. - ML THE COLORFUL VENTURES (Continued on page 8) governing "assignments" should ex- 7518 -MS 7M8 (Aug. 1) BST 8008 (Aug. 1)
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www.americanradiohistory.com 8 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK JULY 31, 1961 FOLK TALENT & TUNES NORWAY MUSIC AS WRITTEN New EP Series Based By BILL SACHS Continued from page 6 On Radio Lux Listing Lester Flatt and Earl under exclusive pact.. . Fiddler good music and block programming. The station's "Wonderful Scruggs, whose musical art Herdman has just. cut an LP of 12 By ESPEN ERIKSEN World of Music" has, Mack says, brought in a deluge of form has gained recognition originals with Mac Justice, five - Verdens Gang, Akersgaten 24, approving mail. recently in The Saturday Re- string banjo, for Arcade.... Rae's Oslo view and Time magazine, ap- Hut, Jackson Hills, Jackson, N. J., Bruce Minton of Dale Enterprises had the pleasure of pear in concert at Appomat- knocked off over 1,100 paid at $2 Philips this week has started is- squiring around Ted Fagin of Gone and End records this week. tox, Va., Monday (31) and per head recently with Hank suing a series of EP's based on the promotion expert was delighted at the reception in the Martinsville, Va., Tuesday (1). Thompson, with Billy Gray and the hits from Radio Luxembourg, the Huh area being given End's "Mr. Johnny Q" by the Bobbettes Maybelle Carter appears with Brazos Valley Boys headlining. radio station that means so much and Rai Donner's Gone record of "You Don't Know What them on the two dates. . George Rae, veteran proprietor of to the Norwegian (and European) You've Got." ... The Everly Brothers are set for the big Floyd Whited, formerly of the country and western nitery the pop record market. The series Salisbury Beach Frolic and the grapevine has it that they have Springfield, Ohio, and now past 10 years. says it was one of will feature four A sides per disk, a few surprises up their sleeves.... Capitol will host a party headquartering in Dayton, his biggest dates ever. Norm King- and no B sides. August 1 for Noel Coward and the cast of "Sail Away." The Ohio, phones in to say that he sley is booking the spot. Illustrating firm has the rights to the album. Vito Samela pinch- hitting for how times have headman is back in the music field after changed and how rapidly U. S. Bob Taylor, now on vacation. a two years' absence, and is Johnnie Humbird's new Co- disks are now being placed in re- Cameron Dewar again working hand in hand lumbia release, "Worse to lease here, RCA in Norway has is- with Murray Nash of Nash- Wonder Why" b.w. "Are You sued the new Elvis Presley LP, Nashville ville. Their initial release under Too Busy," is slated for re- "Something for Everybody," only venture is "Sing, the renewed lease August 15. Columbia's a couple of weeks after release in The Wilburn Brothers appeared Little Bluebird" b.w. "Satan's on the same bill with the Don Law a. &r.'d the session the U. S.. . Other new records Louvin Brothers at Mockingbird Park, Anderson, Ind., July 23, Got You by the Hand," as in Nashville.... Bill Slough, in Norway this week are "High the first the two a p.a. to- by Lenny Davis on time brother teams had ever made done of Station WKKD, Aurora, Voltage," by Johnny and The Hur- gether.... Buddy Killen and Jack Stapp are excited over their Nash's Do -Re -Mi label. Dee - Ill., is booking c. &w. artists ricanes on London; "Marcheta," first release on their new Dial label. Etching is "What Should I jays may obtain copies by writ- into the Plano Theater, Plano, by Karl Denver on Decca, and Do," by newcomer Joe Tex, and is pick in ing on their station letterhead already a several Ill., each Wednesday night, "Well, I Ask You," by Eden Kane major markets. Dial is being distributed to Whited at 25 Held Avenue, by London.... Chet along with his own band, the on Decca. Atkins, back in town last week, leaves again this week for Dayton 4. Ranch Hands. . Minnie Hits may come and go, but per- vacationing out West.... State Department is negotiating with Station KOKE, Austin, Tex., Pearl and the Pee Wee King haps the most consistent disk sell- Jimmie Driftwood for appearances by the folk artist in Europe. Monday (31) originates its first show were the feature at Ted ers are those with a tourist angle. . Writer John D. Loudermilk has purchased a new log home "Capitol City Jamboree" from the Smith's Circle Ranch, Muske- The RCA LP, 'Holiday in Nor- in Nashville. . . Tom Perryman, co -owner with Jim Reeves stage of the Municipal Auditorium gon, Mich., Sunday (30). Jean way," leads the field, closely fol- of Station KGRI, Henderson, Tex., and James Barry, close there. Headlining will be "Grand Shepard and Hawkshaw Haw- lowed by Philips' Norwegian Folk friend, were house guests last weekend of Jim and Mary Reeves. Ole Opry's" Faron Young, with kins played the spot July 16, Songs and Country Dances," and Webb Pierce has a new jazzed up Pontiac convertible de- support coming from Billie Jean and Alonzo and Oscar and the same label's Scandinavian Fa- signed in Hollywood. Decor includes some 1,000 negotiable silver Horton, Claude Gray, Frankie Skippy Records artist Don vourites." dollars, 13 pistols and three rifles. Auto is insured for 520,000. Miller, Claude King, Bill Mack, Holly followed in July 23. For the first time in seven weeks, Pianist Floyd Cramer recently completed an album here for Warren Smith, the Commanders a Norwegian record has hit the RCA Victor.... RCA Victor's Don Gibson has a new album Clyde Beaver, now settled in Clyde (Bare- local chart -"Sucu Sucu" by the release titled "Girls, Guitars and Gibson." . Sonny James' and KOKE deejays Nashville and working out of the Chesser and Rusty Gabbard. Monn Keys on Triola entered in new Victor single is "Hey, Little Ducky" c/w "Innocent Angel." foot) Jim Denny office there, has a new The next "Capitol City Jamboree" position No. 8. This disk currently Duck on "Hey, Little Ducky" is none other than Bradley Studio's Decca release coming up soon... . showing is skedded for September tops the Swedish hit parade. talented film director Sid O'Berry.... Lawton Williams, who August bookings - and Patsy for the gospel penned Jimmy Dickens' "Farewell Party," recorded last week at 3 when Ferlin Husky singing Blackwood Brothers' Quar- occupy the top slot. Bradley Studio for Mercury.... Nashville's Hank Fort was in Cline tet stack up as follows: Lancaster, WPAQ, Mount Airy, N. C., are putting In the next two town last week from Washington to record at RCA Victor Studio Curtis Artists Productions, Ohio, August 1; Defiance, Ohio, weeks on on her own label, Gemini.. . Guitarist Jack Eubanks turned 2; Oak Hill, W. Va., 3; Nashville, personals In the New Goodlettsville, Tenn., an- out a Monument session July 25 at the RCA Victor Studio... . 4; Paducah, Ky., 5; Jersey territory, which will in- nounces the following book- Campbells- Rusty Draper was at the Bradley Studio Sunday (23) for a session ville, Ky., 7; Louisville, clude a session for Granite ings: Ernest Tubb and His 10; Cin- Records for Mercury.... Conway Twitty was at Bradley's Monday (24) Lynchburg, Va., cinnati, II; Atlanta, 12; Vincennes, Troubadours, The top side on their current for etchings for MGM. Pat Twitty August 5; West Grove, Pa., Ind., 17, and Birmingham, 19... . release Is "I Was Took" 6; Berea, Ky., 9, and Illinois Jack Roberts, whose platter show is State Fair, Springfield, 12; heard regularly over KNBX, Kirk- Marty Martin, whose country Ray Price and His Cherokee land, Wash., continues to hold forth music show, "RFD 10," is spotted Cowboys, Lawton, Okla., Au- weekends with his Evergreen Drift- daily on KOLN -TV, Lincoln, Neb., VICTOR GOES ALL OUT IN gust 4; Tulsa, Okla., 5; Okla - ers at Heiser's Shadow Lake Ball- takes his Rangers band to 15 fairs boma City, 18 -19, and Savan- room, near Seattle. in Nebraska and Central Kansas nah, Ga., 31; Carl Butler, At- "Country during August. Marty's new tune, August 12, and Okla- music is on the lanta, rise in "I'll Remodel My Heart," is slated FALL LP PRESENTATION 18; Bobby Sykes, the New Jersey sector," homa City, writes Boyles, for early release on Roto Records. August 11; Clin- Tommy of Continued front page 1 San Antonio, Granite Music Enterprises, Roy Acuff and His Smoky ton Sherman Air Force Base, Herbertsville, N. J. "Tex Mountain Boys, along with Wilma played behind all new Victor TV and other big circulation publica- Oklahoma, 17, and Oklahoma Lee and Ritter has been playing to Stoney Cooper, Melba and radio commercials. tions. Firm has set 60- second City, 18; Roger Miller, Okla- Montgomery, Dotty West, Carl Be- capacity audiences on his one - For the dealer, Victor displayed commercials to appear on the Walt homa City, August 18; Charlie lew and Bill Dudley, in night tour of the East Coast," appeared a of sale Disney NBC show, "The Wonder- Walker, Oklahoma City, Au- two performances at great variety point of continues the Cham- merchandise "Best ful World of Color" in September. gust 18, and Tulsa, Okla., 19; Tommy, "and I was paign County Fair, Champaign, Ill., supporting the Martinsville, particularly pleased Buys" albums. These include a Victor's convention meet here fea- Buck Owens, to see so Friday (28). . Morgan .. George "Mr. Mime" tured some strong showmanship Va., August 22; Jim Reeves many young folks go Tex. and Stringbean, the Ole life -sized replica of for of "Grand with motion. This display, made which impressed the firm's distrib- and the Blue Boys, Oteego Opry" talent stable, are routed for It makes me feel that country for windows, holds 20 albums. utors. George Marek introduced County Fair, Oneonta, N. Y., Sheridan, Wyo., August 1; Billings, and western music has lots of There are other window displays, the firm's new product with a 90- August 2 -3; Baltimore, 5 -6; Mont., 2; Miles City, Mont., 3; good years plus over -the -wire pennants, win- minute solo effort, aided by slide Malone, N. Y., 22 -23, and ahead," ... The Glasgow, Mont., 4; Havre, Mont., dow counter films, tapes and selections from Lawton, Okla., 30. Tuttle Sisters, regulars on 5; Great Falls, Mont., 6. streamers, cards, and album holders. There are I2 -page each of the 35 albums. Bill Alex- Jack Howard, veteran Philadel- consumer supplements also avail- ander gave the advertising pitch with ending with a full scale replica of phia c. &w. promoter, is starting a IT4LY able, full color cuts of all of country music booking wing in the 35 new LP's. These also con- a dealer's store on stage in the with Lew DiLeo, Phila- tain mail -in coupons for purchaser's hotel's auditorium, stocked with association orders. Victor displays and product. There who heads delphia shedder Nation- Philips Distributing Italidisc For the jockey Victor is issuing were dinners and shows for the wide Booking Corporation. They a two -disk, deejay highlighter with distributors both Monday and have Rex Zario, Jesse Rogers, By SAM'L STEINMAN with new international deals. selections from 19 of the 35 albums Tuesday nights. Artists appearing Ginger and Johnny, Sy Marvin and Piazza S. Anselmo 1, Rome Mario Levi, chief of the firm, has in the new release. The firm is also included Peter Nero, Chet Atkins just announced that Philips will sending 3,500 copies of "The Floyd Cramer, Dave Gardner, Al His Crazy Cowboys, Curley Herd - Italdisc, which has risen on the distribute the label's records in Mime's Theme" record to deejays, Hirt, Ann- Margret, and the Ray man and His West Virginia Boys wings of Mina's popularity, is busy France, Benelux, Portugal, Switz- plus a music box in the shape of a Ellis and Marty Gold orks. erland and all of South America grand piano that plays the same CONCERT REVIEW except Venezuela. Meanwhile he theme. has undertaken Italian distribution For the distributor, Victor has Common Mkt. Disks of Seeco and Tropical, both U. S. set up a new artist advertising Gospel Music Makes It labels. fund, to which the company and Seen Juke Box Aid Betty Curtis is off to Tunis for a its distributors will contribute for from page 2 Marian Williams and her Stars of Faith gospel singing p.a. tour, while Mina will appear the advertising of new artists on lo- Continued quintet performed before a rapt audience last week at New in Venezuela August 7 -20 with five cal radio. This promotion will in- Some of Rossi's associates be- York's Museum of Modern Art. Miss Williams, former lead TV shows on the agenda. She is clude spots, station break radio lieve that the most successful as- singer of the Clara Ward Singers, lead her group through a negotiating for further appearances commercials, etc. The "Best Buy" pect of his venture will prove to neatly varied concert of numbers, in turn slow, throbbing and in Brazil and Gigi program also includes co -op adver- Argentina. be disk production for juke boxes, heartfelt chants and uptempo shouts. Cichellero, best known for his ac- tising. Victor will supply distribu- a field hitherto unexplored on the One of the best received was the well the companiment of Domenico Modu- tors with ad in sizes known "In mats various scale to be attempted by the Upper Room," but most gno, is making all the offerings were greeted with the tour with her. for use in local newspapers, news- Italian impresario. enthusiasm by an overflow audience, many of whom were forced Releases papers, magazines, etc. to sit on the cold stone pavement in the garden. The However, Rossi has done thor- outdoor Consumer Advertising spirit was on them, though in a more restrained manner than "Connie Francis Sings Italian ough prepping for this phase of has often found at the Apollo Theater. Also noted were the fine Favorites" been issued by CGD Victor's national advertising pro- MEC. He and his brother Alfredo piano backings, many of which were recognizable for their on the MGM label as a natural gram on the "Best Buy" LP's will use today in much of the nation's pop music. The gospel show consequence of this singer's great include ads in Life, New Yorker, are presently supplying a chain of was produced by Gary Kramer. Paul Ackerman. wave of popularity over here.... Esquire, Playboy, Saturday Re- 4,000 juke boxes with disks from Graz, lots! view, New York Time Magazine their Milan diskery.
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www.americanradiohistory.com RADIO -TV MUSICBILLBOARD WBSK 10 PR AMM'C3 PROGRAMMING Disk Stores, Startions, PANEL VOX THE QUESTION JDX Firms Knot Selling Tie If you could a. &r. a date with any artist in the business, By JUNE BUNDY Continued from page 1 what tune would you cut and THIS 'N' THAT: Marge Thrasher, early morning spinner A department store veepee, reason Neiman -Marcus selected an what type of arrangement at WHER, the all- fenune station, in Memphis, also handled Warren Leslie of Neiman -Marcus, FM station to carry its first regu- would you use? broadcasting chores for the Miss Tennessee contest this month Dallas, has turned deejay to emsee larly scheduled radio show. An- in Jackson Tenn. In order to handle both assignments, Miss THE a new show sponsored by the well - other factor, he said, was that ANSWERS Thrasher had to drive 65 miles to Jackson every night (for four known specialty WRR -FM surveys show that the Texas store on HOWARD MILLER consecutive nights) then return to Memphis and rise at 3:30 a.m. WRR -FM, Dallas. The program, majority of its listeners profes- 5 are WIND, Chicago to be on the air at a.m.... Don Sondeen, WNAE, Warren! "World of Music" - Neiman - sional people -"A special audience Pa., reports that his new Sun Promotions' "talent record hop' Marcus' first regularly scheduled of prospective customers." I don't think the type of tune was a big success and more are in the planning stage. radio show is co- sponsored by Friendly Frost, Inc., the appli- you select is as important as the - GAB BAG: Nell McIntyre, music director of WHK, Angel and Capitol records, Ameri- ance - home furnishings chain, is need for achiev- Cleveland (subbing for free -lance record can Express and Telefunken. going all the way in the marriage ing a programmer Bill bright, Gavin in his weekly news sheet), writes: Classical Programming of retail store merchandising with happy sound. "Many radio "World of Music" features sym- radio station operation, The chain Listeners today stations in this area are able, at long last, to put great faith in the opinions and advice of record phonic, operatic and chamber mu- is opening a three -way Sound Cen- are seeking a promotion sic from 10 to II p.m. on Tuesday, musical men. Three years ago only a small handful of the pro- ter in New York, which combines philoso- could tell you what was Thursday and Saturday. Leslie an phy of bright- moters popular, and fewer would. all- stereo FM station (WTFM), But closer communications between radio participates in selecting disks to be professional recording studios and ness more than stations all across the country have definitely improved conditions to played on the show and also a retail custom phono under one any other single such an extent that today record companies, must, of handles the soft sell commercials. roof. (See story elsewhere in this in a element necessity, give to all promotion men accurate and Leslie reports that there are now issue for details.) song. They no honest some 150,000 FM radios in the longer caneen- information. `The hiring of young, personable, capable people (by labeLs) has definitely helped a great Dallas -Fort Worth area, with a 30 I trate solely on deal. It is now, however, the job of each record company to groom per cent FM penetration as com- t h e artist. It's these people into pared with 20 per cent four years Jockeys Shuffled the arrangement that counts. Each strong, hard -hitting management." ago. The in - upsurge FM listener record today must have its own CHANGE OF THEME: Gene Nelson (not the movie actor) ship, said Leslie, was a primary merit At N. Y.'s WMGM and can't depend on melody has joined 1VAAI, Cincinnati, as program director -early morn- line or artist to assure its success. ing deejay. Nelson, formerly p.d.- deejay at WKBW, Buffalo, DEEJAY COLLINS NEW YORK - Deejay Mike BUDDY DEANE will use the name of Gene Austin (not the veteran warbler) Lawrence left Station WMGM last WJZ -TV, Baltimore on the air. . . . John Canton, program director of WNOW, READ OF OUSTER week and Bob Callan moved over York, Pa., has been named regional program director of the to the outlet from WMCA here. Assuming the purpose would be Good Neighbor Stations, Inc., and p.d. of the chain's Reading, David Yarnell, co- program director to produce a record that would sell, Pa., outlet (WRAW) as well as WNOW. IN NEWSPAPERS as opposed to of WMGM, has also left to go into Clay Cole, WNTA-TV, Newark, N. J., is traveling HOUSTON - Deejay -pro- TV packaging. creating a rec- gram director Ken Collins of ord suiting my by seaplane from his TV show at Palisades Amusement KXYZ here made the front Norm Stevens is moving into o w n personal Park, N. J., to Bellport, Long Island, N. Y., nightly this Lawrence's 5 -8 week pages of local dailies recently p.m., Monday taste, I would in order to play a starring role in the Gateway when he told the press that he through Sunday time period, and cut a modern Theater's production of "Flower Dram Song" at Bellport. didn't know Milt Willis had Callan takes over Stevens old 1 -5 version of p.m., Monday through Saturday taken over his job until he read "Boogie Woo - it in the paper. time slot. gie." The cur- Collins, who said that he was rent trend cer- ARTISTS' BIOGRAPHIES never informed by KXYZ's tainly indicates new owners (Public Radio Cor- FCC Gets Tough a revival of in- poration) that he was being re- Continued from page 4 terest in instru- For your programming use, here are pertinent facts about hot disk artists. If clipped and pasted lieved of his duties, is moving mentals. A great on 3 by 5 cards, these biographies will help you build convenient file of such data. over to Station KFMK -FM eral thousand stations, the agency number of the most successful re- has invited bids from 14 electronic here. He and Cal Perley, who leases recently have been standards THE HIGHWAYMEN was fired as manager of computer manufacturers for data of this kind using the "rock" type KXYZ when the NAFI Cor- processing systems to be used by beat. Top choice for the date This United Artists recording poration still owned the sta- the Communications sleuths. would be the Bill Black Combo. group is another in a long line tion, will act as management Additional guarantee of FCC of groups to come into being consultants and programmers know -how on the way stations are JIM TAYLOR through coincidence. The High- WKBW, for KFMK -FM. Perley will be programming are the new rules is- Buffalo waymen, comprising Steve Butts, general manager and Collins sued last week for "local notice" Chan Daniels, Bobby Burnett, at the time of broadcast applica- Oh, boy! If some ill- advised Steve Trott and Dave Fisher, will head up programming and company. tion or renewal. In addition to record were all in the class of 1962 at promotion. were to turn The duo is also taking their newspaper and /or broadcast an- Wesleyan University in Middle- nouncements of coming applica- its corporate! town, Conn. They met after old KXYZ show, "Expres- back and give sions," to KFMK -FM. They tions for renewals, when hearings joining the same fraternity and are involved the station must also me carte had gathered to pre- will alternate as moderators I'd together inform the public that anyone can blanche, pare an act for a party. The skit on "Expressions." In addition, choose Ralph Collins will a 3 write his views to the Commission was so well received it con- emsee -6 p.m. iT Burns make as to whether the grant will serve to vinced the boys to seriously continue with their act. record show. a full orchestra the public interest. They went to New York the past winter where they met and chorus with Ken Greengrass, who became their manager. Soon arrangement of after they were signed to a recording contract with United Artists. s`: 1 But I "Gee, Folk music is the Highwaymen's forte. The YESTERYEAR'S HITS Afil! Hate to Go boys try to preserve as much authenticity in the music as H nt possible, while o e Alone" still making it commercially palatable. Change of pace programming from your librarian's shelves, featuring the disks that for Mark Murphy. Mark, inci- All of the boys play the guitar, but they often feature other folk instruments were the hottest in the land flue years ago and 10 years ago this week. Here's how dentally, would be my choice to such as the five -string banjo, bongo drums, recorders and other odd they ranked on Billboard's charts then: sing anything from a M. instru- George ments. Currently they are represented on the Hot Cohan medley to Mississippi pad- 100 with a dle- wheeler smooth rendition of "Michael" on the UA label. POP -5 Years Ago POP -10 Years Ago soundings. AUGUST 4, 1956 AUGUST 4, 1951 JACK LAZARE THE SPINNERS WINS, New York This new vocal group makes 1. My Prayer, Mercury 1. Come en .A My Platters, House, Rosemary tiaoney, its recording debut on the Tri- Columbia This one's really I kookie. I 2. I Want You, Mead You, I Love You, Phi label with a hot 2. Mat waxing of Elvis Presley, RCA Victor Too Young, King Cola, Capitol would love to ^et Felicia Sanders 3. Jezebel, Frankie Laine, Columbia "That's What Girls Are Made 3. I Almost Lost My Mind, Pal Boone, Dot to record Iry 4. Loveliest Hight of the Year, Joseph's "West For." It's currently moving up 4. Wayward Wind, Goal Grant, Era Mario Lanza, RCA Victor Side Story" ar- steadily on the Hot 100. S. What Ever Will Be Will Be (Due Sera 5. Sweet Violets, Dinah Shore, RCA Victor rangements The group is comprised of Sera), Doris Day, Columbia 6. Because of You, Tony Bennett, Columbia Robert Smith, originally of At- 7, My backed by Duke 6. Allegheny Moon, Patti Page, Mercury Truly Truly Fair, Guy Mitchell, lanta, lead singer; William Columbia Ellington's or- 7. Be Bop A Lula, Gene Vincent, Capitol chestra. (Billy) Henderson, born in In- I Felicia 8. Get Ideas, Tony Martin, RCA Vidor dianapolis, tenor; Henry Fam- B. More, Perry Como, RCA Victor 9. How High the Moon, Les Paul e has never had Mary Ford, Capitol recorded the vi- brough, baritone, of Monroe, 9. Hound Dog, Elvis Presley, RCA Victor 10. On Top of Old Smokey, Terry Giikysan d tality and sheer Ga.; George W. Dixon, tenor 10. Moonglow d Picnic, Morris Stoloft, Decca Weavers, Decca excitement her and lead, born in Detroit, and in- person per- Parvis Jackson, bass, who hails from Winsburg, La. The boys formances pre- range in age from 21 to 23 and all currently reside in Detroit, RHYTHM & BLUES 4, -5 Years Ago -AUGUST 1956 sent. Her slow where three of the boys were in the same high school graduating class. Rip It Up, Little Richard, Specially Casual Look, Six Teens, Flip "art" songs, although brilliant, All of the young men are interested in sports, and their Fever, Utile Willie John, King Hallelujah, I Love Her So, Ray Charles, leave out the Felicia Sanders not It's Too Late, Chuck Willis, Atlantic Atlantic enough people know. The well - hobbies range from art and photography to electronics. Treasure of Love, Clyde McPhatter, Atlantic Lite, Love, Love, Clovers, Atlantic known Ellington genius, however, The Spinners' big break cane when they met Gwen Gordy Let the Good Times Roll, Shirley e Lee, Up on the Mountain, Magnitioenh, Vee,lay would make an excellent foil for and Harvey Fuqua, their personal managers, who recognized their Aladdle Please, Please, Please, lames Brown, Federal her with the intricacies of the talent and potential and aided them in their recording career. Leonard Bernstein music.
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www.americanradiohistory.com MUSIC- PHONOGRAPH MUSICBILLBOARD WEEK 12 MERCHANDISING S -C TO DEBUT Recording Feature Still BEST -SELLING PHONOGRAPHS, CONSOLE LINE CHICAGO - The Strom - RADIOS & TAPE RECORDERS berg- Carlson wing of General Dynamics will be represented Tops With Tape Buyers on the market with a third line of stereo consoles this fall. The These are the nation's best senor by manufacturer, based on reluits of a line, which contains five new Bell Sound Exec Points to Varied Uses month -long study using personal Interviews with o representative national models ranging from $595 to cross -section of record -phono dealers. A different price group is published In $695, bridges As Merchandising of this chart each week. the gap between Key to Dealer Units the firm's well -known "In- The percentage figure shown for each brand Is its share of the total number tegrity" series and the more By REN GREVATT four -track tape ever become a dis- of weighted points derived from all dealer responses. Point tabulations are recently announced "Young countei s football the way records NEW gradual change based on the rank order of manufacturers' soles at each dealer, and weighted America" line. YORK -A have. Contrast the price of up to by sire of dealer. Only manufacturers earning 3% er more of the total dealer is evolving in the merchandising of 511.95 for a single album on tape points ore listed below. Dealers attending the to a tape equipment, according as against a in the vicinity NAMM convention h ere, price number of present indications. The of $3 or so for a blank tape, and where the line was debuted, trend was summed up succinctly PHONOS LISTING BETWEEN $81 AND $100 were invited to submit names one reason for an increasing inter- last week by Ken Bishop, president est in home recording is revealed. for the new series. The winner of Bell Sound Division of Thomp- Position Position of this competition will receive In addition to the home music This 5/1/61 c of Toral son - Ramo - Wooldridge, when recording idea, and the prominent a Stromberg- Carlson console Iswe Issue Brand Points he noted: "It's still a recorder of his choice. educational and business recording rather than a playback market." functions, Minnesota Mining & 1 2 Magnavox 19.7 Varied Uses Manufacturing has gone in yet an- According to Bishop, who other direction. The company is 2 1 Columbia 15.7 headed the V -M tape operations now promoting blank tape with a 3 5 Voice of Music (V -M) 12.4 V-M Adds 18 for seven years before joining Bell "living letters" slogan. A special Sound, "We all got way ahead of 4 4 Decca 11.2 new counter merchandiser- dispen- ourselves when we started promot- ser, holding 12 three -inch tapes, 5 Motorola 10.7 Sets to Line ing the stereo playback features of stacked one on top of the other, our equipment. \Ve have found BENTON urges customers to "tape a letter 6 3 Webcor 6.7 HARBOR, Mich. - through questions answered on our today to friends and family." The The V -M Corporation has an- warranty cards that the majority 7 7 RCA three -inch tape, allowing 1.5 min- Victor 5.9 nounced a 1962 phono line con- of our customers are buying tape utes' playing time, costs 10 cents. sisting of seven 8 8 Capitol 4.2 new portables and today for any number of home, The Dilemma console models. Bud distribu- 9 6 Cain, school or office recording uses. The The home music recording as- Zenith 3.7 tor sales chief, said the protable these dealers who are aware of pect, in a way, poses a curious tine emphasizes 10 - Westinghouse 3.4 superior sound all basic buying motives should be dilemma for at least two major down the line, while fine furniture able to sell a lot more tape ma- companies in the record business. Others 6.4 styling is one of the key factors in chines in the months to come. RCA Victor will shortly introduce the console series. "We have also found that 37 per a brand -new line of lower- priced In the portable field, with a cent of our buyers who bought our cartridge tape recorder -playback price range of $29.95 to $159.95, cartridge tape units never thought units. One of the acknowledged DISK DEALS FOR DEALERS V -M is frankly urging dealers to of buying a tape machine at all sales pitches to be used will be the conduct side by side sound com- until the cartridge idea came idea of "record it off the air." This parison tests with other compara- along. Though dad may go for the would appear to bd in direct con- tively priced models of other man- reel -to -reel idea, we feel the ease flict with the sales efforts of the A summary of promotional opportunities for dealers by manufacturers and ufacturers. Five of the seven por- of the cartridge use is the answer RCA Victor Record wing. distributors currently offering records at terms. special Shown where a'&lahie tables are stereo models, while two for mother, daughter and even son on the other are starting and expiration dates for Capitol Records each deal, as well as the date of issue low- priced models, one automatic the and page number of the original news story and /or advertisement providing family." hand, has recently introduced a and one manual that his company's details of each promotion Please consult these for full information. are both mon- Bishop noted line of blank tapes to be marketed aural units. cartridge units have already been here under the EMI Electronics CONCERTDISC- Limited time only. Started June 23, 1961. In the console field, prices range widely used in the learning and tag. Dealers will be provided with Dealer is offered two LP's for the price of one. Five new releases eII packaged and that piggy- back" style. from a low of $129.95 to a de luxe language laboratory field I2 -tape dispensers for the raw are model at $1,125. The latter, in Pro- now, educational uses finding tape, similar to the 3 -M unit al- RCA VICTOR- LimIted time only. Started May 29, 1961. vincial mahogany styling, contains practical applications right in the ready noted. The prices for the line '!Heart of the Symphony," LP by Fritz Reiner and the Chicago Symphony stereo phono, stereo tape recorder home. will range from 85 cents to $7.95. Orchestra, Is specially priced to the consumer at a "Save $2" introductory offer playback and AM -FM tuner. In the There was a time several years The diskery is thus marketing a discus- CAPITOL -Expires August 4, 1961. Started July 10, 1961. console area, Cain emphasized that back when much industry product which encourages custom- Por each new Roger Wagner and Ernie Ford release purchased at regular price, no extrema styles are offered no sion centered on the possibility of ers to take its recorded product off dealers may by 12 another -inch LP in the same artist's catalog for half price. tape eventually supplanting rec- the air rather than buying the rec- Dealers must qualify for mono and stereo separately. Only exception is the that most models will go well in Roger Wagner multiple -record sets. any type of home decor. ords as the primary medium for ord itself. music playback in the home. Tape 11IRIA Drive NEW Expires August JAll- 4, 1961. Started July 17, 1961. is now being seen as a potential Label is The Magnetic Recording Indus- offering through the distributors a 20 per cent discount on the complete catalog, including the two new releases. threat to records in another way. try Association (M RIA). composed Telectro Bows 9 FM Stereo a Factor of manufacturers of tape equipment CAPITOL -Expires August 15, 1961. Started July 14, 1961. This, of course, is the idea of and supplies, and headed by Lebel Is offering 15 per cent off regular dealer price on new Frank Sinatra music either from "other was album "Come Swing With Me." Dealers will be able to exchange up to 100 recording Bishop, who recently elected copies of the album. New Tape Models people's records" or off the air. president, has quietly embarked on The recent Federal Communi- a campaign to sell tape on an in- STAADAY- Expires August 30, 1961. Started July 31, 1961. JERSEY CITY, N. J. new -Nine cation Commission edict on FM stitutional basis, both as a home "Starday's Original Second Annual Country Music Spectacular Sale." Three albums models comprise the new line of free for every 10 purchased. Program covers all Starday LP's and EP's. Features stereo programming is seen as a recording medium as well as for two albums: Telectro tape "More Country Music Specatacular" specially priced to dealer at machines, debuted factor that will only encourage this playback of prerecorded tapes. $3.15; "Country Music Sampler," specially priced to dealer at 01.23. See separate last week by DuMont- Emerson. story, current iaue, for details. idea. The Association, which last week The line incorporates a broad price One prime factor in the failure announced formation of a commit - range and a number ARTIA- Expires August 31, 1961. Started July 18, 1961. of salable of the playback idea to jell so far tee to "facilitate flow of industry "Artie Summer Dividend." Open to dealers and distributors. Plan offers ore features. free LP for every three purchased. as a major selling force, is the fact news to the press." has also co- One of these is the ability to that prerecorded tape, despite operated with the National Better Mt d SUPRAPHOH- Expires August 31, 1961. Started July 18, 1961. record simul -track style- recording many earlier predictions, has never Business Bureau in publication of "Summer Dividend." Open to dealers and distributors. Plan offers one LP on one channel, while listening to become competitive with records a booklet, "Things You Should free for every six purchased. the other. This, for example, would in terms of price. Nor did two or (Continue(' on page 16) permit ATLANTICATCO- Explres August 31, 1961. Started June 26, 1961. a singer to sing with him- 'Summer LP Sales Incentive Program." Available through distribs. the label self in harmony, much in the style offers a 15 per cent discount on the entire LP catalogs of both labels, Including of many commercial recordings. new LP releases. See page 3. June 26 Issue, for details. Also available is four -track and ALBUM COVER OF THE WEEK CANDID- Extended through August 31, 1961. Started June 27, 1961. two -track stereo record and stereo 'Summer Jazz Star Program." Distributors receive three free LP's for every playback, and input for recording twenty purchased. Program applies to five new releases as well as entire catalog. multiplex off the air, or from stereo KING -Entended through August 31, 1961. Started May 18, 1961, recordings. Special consumer plan. Two regular priced LP's for the price of one. Dealer makes A highlight of the line is a light- normal mark -up. Program covers 16 specified LP's. See page 5, May 29 issue, for details. weight (seven pounds) portable, transistorized, battery -operated unit MEN(URY- Expires August 31, 1961. Started July 15, 1961. no bigger than a folding camera. "Summer Spectacular" sales plan. Buy ux LPs, receive one free on all new The set can releases; purchase five on selected C&W LPs and five EP's and receive one operate from a 12- free; purchase five of EPs and LP's series and receive one free, and purchase volt supplied auto cigaret lighter, 100 on Celebrity Seriez and receive 30 free. See page 4, July 17 issue, for details. penlight batteries or regular 110 volt house MGM -Expires August 31, 1961. Started July 15, 1961. power source. Price Label Is offering one album free for every five purchased. Plan covers complete range is $99.95 to $379.95. catalog. Also, 100 per cent exchange privilege on the label's 50 best- selling LP's.
RICHMOND- TELEFUNKEN- Explres August 31, 1961. Started July 1, 1961. A suggested 20 per cent discount offered to dealers through distributors. Program covers complete Richmond- Telefunken LP catalog including new releases, MEN WHO READ LENA AT THE SANDS -Lena Horne, RCA Victor LPM /LSP 2364. A smash- SPANISH HARLEM - Ben E. King, UNITED ARTISTS -Expires September 1, 1961. Started July 1, 1961. ing cover photo of the artist ln full Atco 33.133. An eye -catching and "Carnival of Stars." sales offered BUSINESSPAPERS Two parts: Special deterred payment program imaginative cover that ties in nicely o diatribe whereby they receive flue free copies of an LP when they purchase Color. Photo by David Hecht. Great with the tille tune. It's a full -color 25 copies of the same package. Program covers all new UA and l ltra Audio MEAN BUSINESS display autels] for windows and photo °ouolof.. with a mauve border. Photo by Allen (Continued on page 16) Vogel and design by Loring Eutcmey. Fine display for windows and counter..
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Shreveport, La. www.americanradiohistory.com 16 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK JULY 31, 1961 NEW HIGH FOR DISK DEALS FOR DEALERS NAMM SHOW CHICAGO -The 1961 Mu- Continued from page 12 sic Merchants Trade Show just product, plus entire Ultra Audio catalog. Sales Incentive plan on "Album of concluded here, racked up a the Month" offers distrlbs two albums of the month free for every 10 purchased. Distribs must pass Identical benefits to dealers. See pages 6 and 8, July t new record for registration, as Iuue, for details. 11,878 industry people filled the Palmer House exhibit par- DECCA -Expires September 15, 1961. Started July 19, 1961. lors for the 60th anniversary On a minimum order of any combination of LP's, EP's, Tape or the Vocalion line totaling $100, the dealer is allowed a 10 per cent discount on the total purchase. show, sponsored by the Na- Chain stores arc also eligible. See separate story, current issue, for details. tional Association of Music Merchants. Previous high for COLUMBIA- Expires September 16, 1961. Started July 10, 1961. Ten per cent discount on new LP releases in addition to complete catalog. See a Chicago music show was separate story, current issue, for details. 11,382. Ted F. Korten of Korten's Music, Longview, EPIC- Expires September 16, 1961. Started July 10, 1961. "Fall Merchandising Plan." Fifteen per cent discount on all new LP releases Wash., was elected president of for August and September, plus the catalog. See separate story, current issue, the NAMM for the forth- for details. coming year. LIBERTY -Expires September 22, 1961. Started August 1, 1961. Label is offering 10 per cent diuount on entire catalog, plus new releases on all LP's except The Chipmunks. See page 3, July 24 issue, for details. MRIA on Strong WARNER BROS.- Expires September 22, 1961. Started July 24, 1961. Label is offering a 15 per cent bonus to dealers covering new releases and catalog. Tape Promo Push KAPP- MEDALLION- Expires September 30, 1961. Started August t, 1961. Ten der cent discount on all Kapp new releases plus catalog; 15 per cent diuount NEW YORK - The Magnetic on all Medallion new releases plus retain. See separate story, current issue, for Recording Industry Association details. (MRIA) moved this week toward MONITOR- Expires September 30, 1961. Started August 1, 1961. a unified, institutional promotion Ten per cent bonus on all MF, MC and MR series. Additional 10 per cent of tape and tape equipment prod- discount on MC series. T ucts to general. The move is seen ABC PARAMOUNT -Expires October 20, 1961. Started July 17, 1961. as akin to that launched last year "Fall LP Program." Distribs are offered 121 per cent discount on all LP ¿dA by purchases. Program Covers complete catalogs and ew releases on ABC the Institute of High Fidelity ® LABEON Paramount, Impulse and Chancellor labels. Sea page 8, July 3 issue, for details, Manufacturers (IHFM). A special industry committee has INDIGO -No expiration date. Started July 10, 1961, End\and been formed to explore "new chan- Entire LP catalog is offered on a two- free -fer- every-10- purchased plan. 5 nels of communications within the Nn Eden Kane industry and to facilitate the flow RIVERSIDE -No expiration date. Started February 6, 1961. Dealers buying the Riverside Pre -Pak, a browser box containing 100 less singles of industry news to the trade and will retell. a bonus of four albums from the LP catalog. See page 49. February 6 general press." Issue, for detail. On another front, the IHFM last TIME -No expiration date. Started April 1, 1961. WELL week appointed Mogul, Williams Dealer Is offered one LP free for every nix purchased. Progam covers complete and Saylor as its advertising uta log. agency. A full -scale ad program is MONITOR -No expiration date. Started June 19, 1961. set for this fall, with a $250,000 I ASK YOU,,, Three LP's are specially priced to the consumer at $1.98. Soviet Army Chorus budget already earmarked for the and Band, Vol. 4; Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 4 In G, Gilets, piano; Beethoven campaign. Time, Saturday Evening Piano Concerto No. 5 in E Flat Major, Gilets, plano. Post and the New Yorkers are KANDY -No expiration date. Started July 17, 1961. among the publications already Label is offering seven LP's for price of six. Applies to Johnson's "Organ With \Lnos a Beat" series. Same type of deal offered on singles. "°'' Machucambos selected. Recording Feature Continued from page 12 Friendly frost Combining PEPITO Know About Tape Recorders." The 12 -page booklet is being made 45 -1979 available to 900 Chambers of Com- merce, local chapters of the Better Broadcasting With Sales Business Bureau, and hi -fi dealers. Continued from page 1 A stepped -up influx of low -cost Max Bygraves imported tape equipment, princi- Station WTFM, one of the sta- ground. Musically, WTFM will pally from Japan, is not being tions to be equipped with the new spotlight pop standards, semiclas- looked upon with any concern by RCA stereo console, will program sical, jazz and international selec- manufacturers here. For one thing, only stereo FM on a 24- hour -a -day tions from leading stereo album BELLS OF these units are also expected to broadcasting schedule. Friendly lines. Programming will be culled spur interest in home recording Frost also operates WGLI and from some 35,000 albums which will since their frequency response is WQMF -FM, Babylon, Long Island, make WTFM's initial library, not of a quality to encourage music N. Y. David H. Polinger, director plus an extensive collection of tapes. AVIGNON of Friendly Frost Broadcast Divi- Kaye d e e li n e d to describe playback. In connection with these will new station 5 19 units, Bishop said: "In a market sion, supervise WTFM's new format in any where we have such a low per WTFM and headquarters at the greater detail, but he promised it new Sound for- cent of saturation, the imports will Center. Polinger would be "different" and a "sur- merly was general of NTA not be a decisive factor. We feel manager prise." In line with this, be said, Spot Sales, and manager of NBC's Mantovani that they can serve a function of teams of Friendly Frost execs are introducing 'buyers to the tape Puerto Rico affiliate, WAPA -TV. being dispatched around the world field, and making them logical Station WTFM will feature "con- to "find new programming Ideas Theme from prospects for better, higher -priced tinental" programming with an in- and to make arrangements for their equipment later on. In this way, ternational flavor. The station's adaptation to this country." Kaya they could play a beneficial role deejays will have foreign broad- said the first two -man team leaves ROCCO AND HIS for us." casting experiences and back- for Europe at the end of this month. 45 -2000 The team will also look for BROTHERS cabinetry ideas and craftsmanship, FCC Commissioner Lee Tells Trade which could be utilized by the Sound Center's retail salon. The Geool To Keep High FM Stereo Standard salon will retail limited editions of Nn\nQ Peggy Brown custom hi -fi and stereo music sys- CHICAGO -"I hope the heat of year or early in 1962. So far, 77 tems, plus fine furniture, paintings, competition will not result In kill- stations expect to be on the air sculpture and objects d'art. The ing the goose that will lay a beauti- with dual -channel broadcasts this Sound Center's recording studios ALONE ON ful golden egg," Federal Commu- year. Meagher said that inquiries will offer professional disk and tape nications Commissioner, Robert E. among ad agencies revealed reac- recording facilities. Lee, told a a large dealer audi- tions ranging from difference to a Noting that there are some 15,- ence here recently. Lee was refer- belief that FM stereo will be as 000,000 FM sets in the U. S. to- THE SHORE, 99S ring to FM stereo and the inherent important to the broadcast indus- day, Kaye predicted that stereo and danger of quality being sacrificed try as stereo records have been to the growing trend towards FM ra- by set manufacturers eager to cash the disk field. dio in autos would increase this in on the new medium. Both men strongly played down number to 50,000,000 in five years. "The Commission is requiring the idea of making multiplex stereo Station WTFM, transmitting with Mantovani stations to adhere to very high available on the AM standard 20,000 watts, he added, covers an standards," Lee said. "All this will broadcast frequencies. Commis- area where more than 2,600,000 go to naught if the receiving equip- sioner Lee stated: "I do not be- homes already have FM receivers. Theme from ment does not match those high lieve the frequency is appropriate. In addition to its retail and standards." I for one am in no mood to even broadcasting activities, Friendly National Association of Broad- study let alone approve stereo in Frost is also engaged in manufac- CARNIVAL casters (NAB) vice- president for the AM band." turing, vending, coin -operated dry radio, John F. Meagher, added A special fact book, "A New cleaning and laundry and construc- 45 -1999 that 48 per cent of the FM stations World of Stereo Sound," was dis- tion. The WTFM Sound Center answering a recent NAB question- tributed to dealers attending the is being built by Waters Construc- naire indicated an intention of be- forum and a lengthy demonstration tion Company, a wholly owned LONDON RECORDS, INC. RI W. 21 S6, New York 1, N. Y. ing on the air with stereo late this of stereo on radio was presented, Friendly Frost subsidiary. www.americanradiohistory.com JULY 31, 1961 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK 17 TAX RITTER'S HILLBILLY HEAVEF. A TEN GALLON HIT: LISTED ON THE POP CHARTS IN BILLBOARD, CASH BOX, MUSIC VENDOR AND MUSIC REPORTER, AND IN THE TOP TEN ON ALL THE COUNTRY AND WESTERN CHARTS RECORD No. 4567 www.americanradiohistory.com 18 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK JULY 31, 1961 ':::ki:::.: ...... , ,,,, ::, :.. -:»,.;,;,. www.americanradiohistory.com JULY 31, 1961 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK 19 BRITAIN GERMANY PHILIPPINES German Language Tunes RECORDS SPREAD Elgar Estate Spikes FILIPINO MUSIC Hit for Connie Francis 'ROUND WORLD Rock Version of 'Pomp' By JIMMIE JUNGERMANN Siegel visited Munich to talk with By LUIS MA. TRINIDAD 102 Ismaninger Street, Munich 27 deejay Mal Sandok. MANILA - The current By DON WEDGE here. The Brook Brothers' "Little Munich's Montana will publish universal craze for high - News Editor, New Musical Express Bitty Heart" (also Pye) is being Connie Francis is on the top all in Germany and Austria, the Swiss issued by London.... Former Top over West Germany again with fidelity phonographs is doing hit "Teenage Girl." ... Maestro the Philippines good among "Pomp and Circumstance," the Rank executive Pat Skinner repre- her German sung number "Schoner Music, publishing firm of British first release on the Everly Brothers' sents the Scandinavian Karusell Fremder Mann" b -w "Funiculi the nations of the free world. M. D. Malcolm Lockyer, has ac- Returning Filipino travelers label, Calliope, cannot be issued in catalog here beginning September Funicula" from her LP "More quired "Tango on the Rocks" and Britain. The estate of the com- I. He plans some direct imports Italian Songs." Significant is Con - abroad bave confirmed that "Fanfare Cha Cha," originally pub- more and more people are poser, the late Sir Edward Elgar, and also to place masters with nie'a success in Berlin. At station lished by Edition Coda Zurich. Fremder being introduced to this coun- has objected to the treatment by British releasing firms.... There's RIAS, her "Schoner Frank Chacksfield and his Adrian Kimberley. The restriction a forthcoming EP on EMI- 3, 5, 10, try through LP's of Philippine Colum- Mann" was on top July ork recorded three instrumentals applies to much of the world. It bia's Lansdowne Jazz was pro- tunes. The time may not be Series called 12, 17 and 18. The record by Cedric Dumont, "La Belle was net for release through Warner "The Psychological Significance in the distant when the plaintive of duced by Gerhard Mendelson Suisse," "Stars Over Crete," and Bros. Records. The vocal version Animal Symbolism in American Polydor studios in Vienna. strains of the soul- endearing "Lorelei" for his forthcoming "kundiman" (native ballad) of the composition here is known Negro Folk Music -and All That!" Visitors Decca album "Romantic Europe." may sweep through the living as "Land of Hope and Glory" and It is by blues singer George Melly Leon Caban, president of French room of a Wisconsin farm has attained the significance and and a product of Denis Preston's Vo label, visited Munich to home, a London pub or a Ba- respect of a second -string National indie unit.... The 1962 Audio dieduss the future German pro- varian beerhall. Anthem. Fair is set for April 26 through 29. duction of this label with Mon- AUSTRALIA Local record manufacturers Visiting . The 1961 Radio Show, at which tana boss Hans R. Medan. are producing thousands of In London for talks with head- most disk firms exhibit, is set to Beiefein had further talks with disks of all speeds (45, 78 and quarters executives is Andy Bayles, open August 23 for 11 days. French accordion star Aimable and 331/2 r.p.m.) each year to sup - assistant supervisor of EMI in Instruments singer Ping Ping for production New Low -Price ply the music shops and record South Africa.... Warner Records' Boosey and Hawkes annual In- of Qerman hit tunes. Aimable re- bars that have virtually mush- international chief Bobby Weiss strument Fair takes place at Edg- Corded "Drei Weisse Birken", "Ad- roomed in downtown Manila. was in to prepare for Connie ware, Middx; August 23 -31. . ieu, Libewohi, Good Bye," "Du, Pye Line Hits These record companies have Stevens' visit August 19 on her way The Piano Export Group has its Pu Liegst Mir Im Herzen," and started exporting LP's of rep- to Berlin for the Radio Exhibition; annual meeting September 13. it Lagen Vor Madagascar." resentative tunes abroad and Weiss is due back August 16... . New Albums Ping Ping, popular in Germany have also recently succeeded in Publisher Michael Stewart in this Among Philips release set for Au- alhce his "Sucu Sucu" disk, will Early Success placing their items on PX week for talks with Dominion's gust 2 are Los Paraguayos: "Fiesta guest star in the filmusical "Drei counters in Clark Airforce London chief, Noel Rogers. . Paraguaya" and Andre Previas By MILDER Wiese Birken." . U. S. and GEORGE Base and the naval bases in Karl Emil Knudsen of the Danish "Thinking of You." German music publisher Paul 19 Todman Ave., Sydney Subic. Olongapo and in San - Storyville label was due for talks New Singles gley Point, Cavite. about British releases of his reper- The Decca group issued eight Pye Goldengroove Records, toire. American -made singles last week- which hit the market last month The significance of the PX sales may be great consider- Publisher Business end, six of which were figuring in INEW ZEALAND selling to supermarkets at a low During his visit last month, BMW's "Hot 100." These were price, are very happy with the way ing that American servicemen continually travel the globe Cedric Dumont, head of the Zurich the Castells: "Sacred (from Era), things are progressing. Their inten- publishing house Edition Coda, set Roby Parker: "Watch Your Step" tions are to release 12 disks every and could thus become most Three Southern effective "salesmen" for Phil- deals with Malcolm Lockyer's (V - T o n e), the String -a- Longs: three months, with the next release Maestro Music to handle "Tango on "Should I" (Warwick), Jan and due late August. The material used ippine music and culture. Melodies Waxed The top P. I. recording stars the Rocks" and "Fanfare Cha -Cha" Deans "Heart and Soul" (Chal- is from the American Crown Rec- here. Frank Chacksfield in- lenge), Gene McDaniels: "A Tear" ord Company, and even though today are, to name a few: By FRED GENRE Taga- cluded three Dumont instrumentals (Liberty) and Curtis Lee: "Pretty Box 2443, Auckland, N. Z. there are no name artists on the Sylvia Le Torre, Ruben log, Diomedes Mitturan, Tres -"La Belle Suisse," "Stars Over Little Angel Eyes." All six, includ- label, Pye feels it has bit the jack- Crete" and Lorelei" on his upcom- ing the Challenge issue, were re- Southern Music has three com- pot by selling to the public the Rosas, Carmen Camacho, positions ably done by local boys Nora Hermosa, Raymunda ing British Decca LP, "Romantic leased here on Decca's London name of the label alone. Europe." Marcel Stellman was label. EMI scheduled two such this week. First is by ballad man Radio Corporation, which con- Lucero, Reycard Duet, Norma ...... Morton singing "I'm a Fool Lapez, Couching Rosal, Al- commissioned by Ardmore-Beech- releases-Bobby Ryden: "The Fish" Ill trols the Eclipse Record Club, is wood to write the lyric English of (from Cameo) and Chubby Check. ¡oo Care" b.w. "Wichita Town," and issuing previously unreleased Mer- fred Larose, Cely Bautista, Red Hewitt (who topped the charts Carmen Perim, Nita Cor - the French hit "La Marche des er: "Let's Twist Again" (Parkway). cury tapes on the Eclipse label. Anges." Good Music acquired Both are dance -type records which hers with "Robbin' the Cradle') Two disks released this month are rales and Fred Panopio. ... the British right to the Eurovision have had little success here... . and His Buccaneers does "Half "indiscretion" sung by Patti Page, The works of Filipino com- Breed." Viking, which releases Bill's posers such as Santiago, Buen- Song Contest winner "Nous Les Pye and Philips had no current and "Endlessly" sung by Brook hit issues. records, will make its disks avail - camino, Abelardo, Alden, Es- Amoureaux "; it was recorded by U. S Benton; both are of high standard Joan Regan (Pye) as "We Who Are gbte to overseas distributors. . . and feature the original American tella, Hernandez, Velez, Tirso i Deal group, the Tornados, have Cruz and Resurreccion Bunye in Love" for issue last weekend. covers. Disk Business MEXICO signed up with HMV for all future New Releases have made the transition to LP's, and contemporary com- Two British hit disks have been releases. Castle Music is releasing two lo- Hot Singles posers whose music is on popu- acquired for U. S. release. Penile cal compositions, "The Stoogie" and Clark's "Romeo" (Pye) has been Columbia has a hot single In "Hot Spell," composed and played lar local labels are Juan Silos Philips May Enter Jr., Leon Ignacio, Mike Ve- taken by Warwick and the Linda Scott's "I've Told Every Lit - by the Chessmen and released on larde Jr., Santiago Suarez, F. Shadows "Frightened City," a film tle Star," it's top -o'- the -charts this HMV.... To be issued in August title theme, will be issued by At- Mexican Disk Biz Coronet's "Green Leaves Buencamino Jr., Leopoldo week.... on HMV is Grade Wicker's newest lantic (from EMI -Columbia). . of Summer" by the Brothers Four E.M.I. release which could easily Silos, Dominador Salustiano, By OTTO MAYERSERRA Constancio De Guzman, Pas- The independently made "Beek on Editor, Audiomusica came from nowhere, had some very claim top chart honors; it is a the Scene," by Carter Lewis and is tor De Jesus, Salvador Asun- Apartado 8688, Mexico City good air plugging and now riding swinging big band version of "The the Southerners, will get U. S. re- 3 Future cion and Tex Salcedo. in No. spot.... chart Wild Colonial Boy" brought up to lease on Laurie; Pye handled it president Helen Shapiro's Georges Meyerstein, of predictions are date by songwriting team Joe Hal- the French Philips Record Com- Me Like a Child" for Don't Treat ford- and Geoff Harvey. Flip side pany and a leading member of the Columbia; Adam Wade's "The is the winner of the recent Danish FRANCE Dutch company's International Writing on the Wall" for HMV; Melody Grand Prix Award, "An- Board of Record operations, spent Shirley Bassey's "You'll Never gelique," composed by Axel Ras- a week in Mexico studying the )(now'; the Pips doing "Every mussen. This version has a new establishing personal Top Rank; market and Beat of My Heart" for lyric for the Australian market writ- Diskeries Seek Young R &R Talent contacts. Philips S.E.T., which has the U. S. Bonds' big U. S. hit. ten by Joe Halford. in Mexico's for TR, and a predominant position Quarter to Three," Essex Music has just acquired By EDDIE ADAMIS stars" have disappeared as quickly electric and electronic market, is Presley's "I Feel So Bad" for RCA. through the Doris Day /Marty 92 quai du Marechal Joffre as they appeared. considering establishing itself in the New LP's Melcher publishing house, Daywin Courbevoie (Seine) Nevertheless there is undeniably record field. As Philips Records Capitol has rushed release of Music, "Sacred" sung by the Cas- a wave of young talent now invad- already operate in most South Freberg's LP United tells on Era.... "Lonesome Trav- A young talent wave is expected ing the disk industry, and a.8cr. American countries, this company Stan 'The of States of America.' Stan's records eler," a local composition, has been to sweep France soon. Most chiefs are all vying for new names would thus add an important link here. recorded by a New Zealand group, the record companies have been without consideration for the tem- to their Latin American circuit. are always in keen demand Quartet, .. RCA has released the popular the Howard Morrison cur- signing new names lately. Rock porary crazes. Final decisions about this matter game, Bingo, on an LP, with calls rently touring the Tivoli Circuit. and roll singers or groups are very Azteco -Odeon has just signed will be made toward the end of W G in they by Sandy Becker.... Wing has It will be released on & Rec- much demand, especially if Simone Real and Pierre Frachet, this year. Meyerstein flew back two low -price LP's this week, Sing ords.. Roy Farr, manager of are good stage performers. while Polydor added to its roster to Paris July 23. Along by the Fireside" with Hugo Essex and Frank Sinatra's Barton Polydor signed 15- year -old Deny two young songstresses, Manouchka The Musart factory now is press- Music Pty., Ltd., states that to date and Luigi (sing -along is big here, Fisher, and Ricordi has put under and Ema Damia. Latter's first ap- ing the 20th LP of Frank Sinatra, thanks to ,DJ Buzz Perkins who no record company in Australia has contract a group called Danny Et pearance on French TV gained the I 1th of Frank Poured ( "Love has featured it for many months claimed distribution rights here for Ses Penitents. Bel Air has inked much comment. Other major labels in Paris ") and the seventh of Gloria label. on his breakfast session), and Sinatra's new Reprise another r. &r. group called Spar - state that, come next September, Lasso.... Orfeon -Dimsa signed a Pearlie May Bailey's "For Adult Jack Argent of Leeds Music has taco Sax Et Ses Rock and they too will hold "young trumps" Contract with Bill Haley for several Listening." claimed Andy Stewart's new suc- Rollers. All these youngsters are in their hands but refuse to reveal recordings.... Cuban singer Leo cess, "The Battle's Although gettjsg welcomes every night any identities. Soto, an old in Afro rhythms, Tours O'er." Ioud hand Talent only released this week, it is being at the Vieux Colombier by teen- Visitors recorded for Musait an LP, "Cha- The R. J. Kerridge organization spoken of as having greater hit agers who applaud anyone who Helmut Zacharias was in Paris ranga and Pachanga." . . . The will definitely bring singers to Cliff potential than "Scottish Soldier." wears the rock and roll label. to make a special recording session same company complete an LP Richards and Lonnie Donegan Trinity Music is raving about its In the past there were many at the Polydor French office's re- with Olga Gullet, who returned to hers.... Harry M. Miller is ne- new hit from Germany, "Danke "temporary signings" whose princi- quest. "Le Voyageur sans etoile," the Terrazza Cassino, where she gotiating for a return tour by Con - Fur Die Blumen," which is receiv- pal object was to try and get a winner of the French Song Con- appears in a new show along with pie Francis and troupe.... Ruth ing much air play here and could quick share of rock and roll profits. test "Le Coq d'Or," is the top title a group of "30 beautiful Geisha Wall also expected be another "Milord." This is why many "one disk of this EP. girls." 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Strongest sales potential of all albums reviewed this week. VOCAL LP's IN INSTRUMENTAL LP's Title (Laken ( Mon Pop ml. (LAO (Stereo) Mone TeoP Tep LP Rank Mood and Dance REMEMBER THE NIGHT, AND THE GIRL, AND THE SONG ate VecaBsts t BEST OF THE POPULAR PIANO CONCERTOS (WR)... 58 Various Artists. Warner Bros. W 1426 -This makes a (17) 20 BLUE HAWAII (Dot) (40) 69 great demo disk; many it ALL THE WAY (Cap) customers who hear will want 85 CALCUTTA (Dot) 19 ANKA AT THE COPA (ABC) (4) it. It consists of a batch of classic pop performances, 31 PAUL ANKA SINGS HIS BIG 1S (ABC) ITALIA MIA (Lon) (8) 21 newly rerecorded by the principals who made them 141 MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS (Cob (41) 68 CHET ATKINS' WORKSHOP (RCA) famous originally: Art Lund with "Blue Skies;" Helen 32 LUCKY LATIN (RCA) BELAFONTE AT CARNEGIE HALL (RCA) (28) MR. GOES (39) 92 Forrest in "I Don't Want to Walk Without You;" 'Bob ORANGE BLOSSOM SPECIAL B WHEELS (Dot) 42 BELAFONTE RETURNS TO CARNEGIE HALL (RCA) ....105 (15) Eberly and Helen O'Connell in "Green Eyes" and "Tan- BROOK BENTON GOLDEN HITS (Mar) PIANO FORTE (RCA) (47) 79 131 gerine;" Martha Tilton's "And the Angels Sing;" Skinnay BOBBY'S BIGGEST HITS (Cameo) SAIL ALONG SILV'RY MOON (Dot) 117 142 Ennis in "I Gues I'll Have to COME DANCE WITH ME (Cop) SAY IT WITH MUSIC (Co)) (33) 109 Change My Plans," and six BOBBY DARIN STORY (Atco) 18 SONGS TO REMEMBER (Lon) 127 more. All big sellers once -maybe they can do it again. DEDICATED TO YOU (ABC) 55 SOUL OF SPAIN, VOL. I (Som) 139 103 NIGHT (Co)) 1 GENIUS HITS THE ROAD (ABC) STARS FOR A SUMMER (1) BIVONA DEALS IN MILLIONS (19) 17 TEMPTATION (Kapp) 82 GENIUS PLUS SOUL EQUALS JAZZ (Imp) Gus Bivona and His Ork. Warner Bros. W 1361 -Take a 101 TILL (Kapp) 125 HEAVENLY (Col) dozen of the best -known big band instrumentals from the (Car) 61 WONDERLAND BY NIGHT (Dee) 49 BUDDY HOLLY STORY swing era, dress them in modern sound and the result HORTON'S GREATEST HITS (Col) 43 YELLOW BIRD (Life) (21) 100 JOHNNY is a swinging LP that should win HYMNS (Cap) 106 JAZZ friends among both YOU A STAR (Col) 51 the nostalgic set and the youngsters. Items include versions ('LL BUY DREAMSTREET (ABC) (35) 107 129 of Duke Ellington's "Caravan," Artie Shaw's "Summit IT'S PONY TIME (Park) EXODUS TO JAZZ (V1) (24) 12 HITS 25 JOHNNY'S GREATEST (Col) PETE FOUNTAIN'S NEW ORLEANS (Cor) 140 Ridge Drive," Glenn Miller's "Tuxedo Junction," Count 136 JOHNNY'S MOODS (Col) AL HIRT, THE GREATEST HORN IN THE WORLD Basic's "One o'Clock Jump," and Benny Goodman's "Sing, (48) 99 MOODY RIVER (Dot) (RCA) (46) 130 Sing, Sing." Good demo material. (RCA) 137 MOST POPULAR GUITAR TIME OUT (Col) 124 NICE 'N' EASY (Cop) 59 Teen Beat FLAPPERS, SPEAKEASIES, AND BATHTUB NO ONE CARES (Cap) 138 GIN GIRLS, Various Artists. RICK IS 21 (Imp) 8 GIRLS, GIRLS (Jamie) 144 Warner Bros. W 1425 -A sampler selec- RING- A-DING DING (Rep) (7) 7 WALK, DON'T RUN (Dol) 1)9 tion of recent and current Warner albums with the accent SINATRA'S SWINGIN' SESSION (Cap) 73 Percussion_ and Sound on the fabulous '20's. Featured here with selections are (23) 30 SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY (RCA) BONGOS (Com) (44) such acts as Ira Ironstrings, Dorothy Provine, Joe (Fingers) TOUCH OF YOUR LIPS (Cop) 104 PERSUASIVE PERCUSSION, VOL. 1 (Com) (20) Carr and the Girls of Club 16, Matey Matlock and the 122 TWIST (Pork) PERSUASIVE PERCUSSION, VOL. 2 (Co..) (50) 94 Paducah Patrol, Eddie Condon and the Chicagoans and WARM (Col) 70 PERSUASIVE PERCUSSION, VOL. 3 (Com) (29) Gus Farney. lot of rip- roaring fun here, and since PROVOCATIVE PERCUSSION, VOL 1 (Com) (26) several of the source albums are hot sellers, this too can PROVOCATIVE PERCUSSION, VOL 2 (Com) (45) be expected to do plenty of good business. Female Vocalists sHOW MUSIC Original Cast SING TO ME MR. C. CONNIE FRANCIS AT THE COPA (MGM) 91 Original Cast Perry Como. RCA Victor LPM -2390 (Stereo & Monaural) CONNIE'S GREATEST HITS (MGM) 121 BYE BYE BIRDIE (Col) (42) 46 -This is the first album by in a and is RMOTIONS (Dec) 24 Como long time it CAMELOT (Col) (3) 2 one JUDY AT CARNEGIE HALL (Cop) (49) 148 of his best. It spotlights the singer in 18 familiar songs, CARNIVAL (MGM) (13) ITALIAN MVORITIES (MGM) 71 5 tunes that Como has become identified with over the DONNYBROOK (Kopp) 147 LATIN A LA LEE (Cap) 143 years. He sings them in simple, unhurried fashion, over DO RE MI (RCA) 111 BRENDA LEE (Dec) 50 fine and unobtrusive backing. A potent new album that FIORELLO (Cap) MACK THE KNIFE (Ver) 112 123 could a in FLOWER DRUM SONG turn into best seller short order. There are pop MORE GREATEST HITS (MGM) 95 (Col) 54 GYPSY (Co)) tunes on the order of "All by Myself," and songs from ROARIN' 20's (WB) 86 60 í. HAPPIEST GIRL IN THE WORLD (Col) 93 shows like "Gigi" and "This Nearly Was Mine." MUSIC MAN (Cop) 120 MY FAIR LADY (Col) (18) 29 JUMP UP CALYPSO THE SOUND Duos and Groupe OF MUSIC (Col) (12) 15 Harry Belafonte. RCA Victor LPM -2388 (Stereo & Mon- SOUTH PACIFIC (Co)) 63 aural)-Here is Belafonte's first calypso album in nearly TENDERLOIN (Cop) ANOTHER SMASH (Dol) 40 72 six years and fans are likely to greet it with much excite- UNSINKABLE MOLLY BROWN (Cap) (32) BEST MUSIC ON /OFF CAMPUS (Co)) 126 53 ment. The material is all new, of course, yet it all bears ENCORE OF GOLDEN HITS (Mer) 44 WEST SIDE STORY (Col) (36) 77 WILDCAT (RCA) the familiar, exuberant Belafonte stamp. He's accompanied I 102 (27) 36 FROM THE HUNGRY (Cop) both by an ork and choral background as well as the COIN' PLACES (Cop) (10) 9 Sound Track Trinidad Band such as "Jump in the Line," HAWAII (CA) 87 THE ALAMO (Col) Steel on tunes 88 "Kingston etc. HERE WE 00 AGAIN (Cop) 64 BEN -HUR (MGM) (37) 65 Market," Good wax that should make plenty KINGSTON TRIO (Cap) 23 CAN -CAN (Cap) 135 of noise. KINGSTON TRIO AT LARGE (Cop) 80 EXODUS (RCA) (2) 4 22 MAKE WAY (Cap) (34) G. I. BLUES (RCA) (30) 11 GIRLS, GUITARS AND GIBSON 67 SOLD OUT (Cop) GIGI (MGM) 114 Don Gibson. RCA Victor LMP -2361 (Stereo & Monaural) STRING ALONG (Cap) 118 GONE WITH THE WIND (Co..) 66 -The appealing voice of Don Gibson comes across with TONIGHT IN PERSON (RCA) (22) 16 KING AND I (Cap) 62 warmth, virility and humor on this outstanding LP. Pro- NEVER ON SUNDAY (UA) (6) 3 duced by Chet Atkins, the album is a winning compilation OKLAHOMA! (Cop) (38) 84 PORGY AND BESS (Co)) 97 of long -time favorites and newer material done with ex- Choruses SOUTH PACIFIC (RCA) (9) 34 quisite taste in a variety of tempos and moods. The arrange- STUDENT PRINCE (RCA) 78 ments and instrumental performance behind the singer are - FIRESIDE SING ALONG WITH MITCH (Co)) 81 Music stunning, while vocal equally notch. FOLK SONG SING ALONG WITH MITCH (Col) 146 From Musicals, Films and TV Don's efforts are top- HAPPY TIMES SING ALONG WITH MITCH (Co)) ,(25) 57 CAMELOT (Col) 132 Among the titles are "Lonesome Road,' "White Silver MEMORIES SING ALONG WITH MITCH (Col) 56 FILM ENCORES (Lon) 47 Sands," "Driftwood on the River," "Camptown Races" and MITCH'S GREATEST HITS (Col) 76 GONE WITH THE WIND (WB) 110 "Beautiful Dreamer." MORE SING ALONG WITH MITCH (Co)) 26 GREAT MOTION PICTURE THEMES (UA) (5) 13 PARTY SING ALONG WITH MITCH (Col) (43) 75 MR. LUCKY (RCA) 89 LENA AT THE SANDS MUSIC SATURDAY NIGHT SING ALONG WITH MITCH (Col). 74 FROM EXODUS AND OTHER GREAT THEMES Lena Home. RCA Victor LPM -2364 (Stereo & Monaural) SENTIMENTAL SING ALONG WITH MITCH (Co)) ...116 (Lon) (14) 28 vibrant Miss Horne is out with a brand -new live SING ALONG WITH MITCH (Co)) (16) 14 PETER GUNN (RCA) -The 108 at in VegaS. STILL MORE SING ALONG WITH MITCH (Col) 41 album performance, recorded the Sands Las II COMEDY LP's This is a new act, since her famous "Waldorf" album of TV SING ALONG WITH MITCH (Co)) (11) 6 AN EVENING WITH MIKE NICHOLS AND several seasons ago, and it sparkles. There are medleys of ELAINE MAY (Mer) 83 tunes by Yip Harburg, Rodgers and Hammerstein and BUTTON -DOWN MIND OF BOB NEWHART (WE). 37 Jule Styne, in addition to some smart "material" numbers. BUTTON -DOWN Mixed Voices MIND STRIKES BACK (WB) 39 Fine backing by the Sands ork under Lennie Hayton. STAN FREBERG PRESENTS THE U. S. A. (Cop) 35 Sharp, exciting wax that should cause quite a flurry. OLDIES BUT GOODIES (OS) 52 HERE'S JONATHAN (Ver) 33 EQUALS IN 12 PLUS 3 15 HITS (End) 150 LIVING BLACK a WHITE ( Colpix) 38 INSIDE SHELLEY BERMAN (Ver) 48 60 YEARS OF MUSIC AMERICA LOVES BEST JOSE JIMENEZ AT THE HUNGRY I (Kapp) 90 (VOL. III) (POPULAR) KICK THY OWN SELF (RCA) 1)5 Various Artists. RCA Victor LOP -1509 -Culled from RCA CLASSICAL KNOCKERS UP (Jub) 10 time, this pop & LAUGHING ROOM (Stereodd) Victor's best selling LP set of the same 134 up sales at the special SEMI- CLASSICAL LP's MOMS MARLEY AT THE U.N. (Chs) package should chalk sock "Limited II 27 Nostalgic line -up of collector's items MOMS MARLEY ON STAGE (Chs) 133 Time" price of 51.98. 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Sy Bonds, LeGrand 1008 Joe Barry, Smash 1710 8 12 30 43 LAST NIGHT 5 47 48 42 49 SHOULD I - - - I'LL NEVER SMILE AGAIN String.A.Longs, Warwick 654 * Nan Keys, Satellite 107 Platters, Mercury 71847 7 9 14 44 43 29 YOU CAN'T SIT DOWN (Part II) gg 99 HERE IN MY HEART 2 20 TOGETHER 6 4B - - Boyd 1026 O Connie Francis, MGM 13019 Phillip Upchurch Combo, Al Martino, Capitol 4593 ON BACK TO YOU 8 O 10 15 27 LETS TWIST AGAIN 49 32 21 19 I'M COMM' - - - A LITTLE BIT OF SOAP 1 M 55216 Chubby CTecker, Parkway 824 Jackie Ilsen, Brunswick JarmeH, Iaorle 3098 TELL NO 15 4 5 8 YELLOW BIRD 10 53 62 50 BETTER HIM THE MOUNTAIN'S HIGH 1 TD 50 1003 Arthur Lyman, HI PI 5024 Starlets, Pam Dick and lleedee, liberty 55350 7 11 THE CHARLESTON (TO THE SONGS I LOVE) 1 11 8 11 SAN ANTONIO ROSE A 9 55 67 75 gt DEDICATED .. 0 Ernte Fields, Rendezvous 150 Floyd Cramer, RCA Vklor 7893 Three Friends. Imperial 5763 5 Tp 7 4 4 RAINDROPS 14 62 66 78 PRINCESS 92 - - - RUN, RUN, RUN 1 1022 Dee Clark, Vee lay 383 * Frank Geri, Crusade Ronny Douglas, Everest 19413 NIGHT 5 18 35 55 WOODEN HEART (Muss I Denn) 6 53 61 65 94 ONE SUMMER 100 NOW YOU KNOW Diamonds, Mercury 71831 93 96 - Joe Dowell, Smash 1708 Little Willie lohn, Kin. 5516 . 3 14 15 19 24 NEVER ON SUNDAY 7 60 87 WHAT A SWEET THING THAT WAS.. 54 - NOW AND FOREVER 1 Shlrcllcs, Scepter 1220 94 Chard 14 16 17 PLEASE STAY 9 74 RIGHT OR WRONG 6 15 - - TRANSISTOR SISTER 1 Drifters, Allan. 2105 Wanda Jackson, Capitol 4553 95 * Freddy Cannon, Swan 4078 HEAVEN 5 24 36 46 PRETTY LITTLE ANGEL EYES 5 57 63 67 HILLBILLY 100 ALL I HAVE TO DO IS DREAM 19 56 4567 96 -- - Tea Ritter, Capitol Canis 1. «. Dunes 2007 F.scrly Brothers, Cadence 1348 5 WHEN WE GET MARRIED 11 17 27 28 CUPID D 9 57 59 61 69 TIME WAS 91 Flamingos, End 1092 - Dreamlorers, Hedmee 102 Sam Cooke, RCA Victor 7883 -- FORGET I LOVE OF THE PAST 4 DON'T YOU 18 21 22 32 MY KIND OF GIRL IO 58 64 92 92 A THING 98 1222 Butanes, Enrico 1007 Matt Mantua Warwick 636 Shlrcllcs, Scepter SUMMER SOUVENIRS I DIDN'T KNOW - 28 39 57 I'LL BE THERE 5 ttr 78 - - AS IF Karl Hammll Jr., Adis./ 1007 Wade, Coed 553 1 Damlla lo, Mercury 71840 Adam THE BELLS ARE RINGING 1 WANT TO TAKE A CHANCE... 3 Y0 20 29 31 SACRED 10 75 98 - I DON'T Van Dykes, Dehme 6193 Caslells, Era 3048 Ó Start' N'rllr, Motown 1011 13 7 13 I'M ATELLING YOU 2 41 6 EVERY BEAT OF MY HEART 12 61 - - 100 y 390 BUBBLING UNDER THE HOT Pips, Vee lay 386 1. STARLIGHT Preludes Five, Pik 231 GOOD LOVIN' 4 Amy 825 pt' 16 12 7 MOODY RIVER 14 68 72 91 MIGHTY 2. BACK BEAT NO. 1 Rondells, Pat Boone, Dol 16209 Miracles. Tamia 54044 3. SOLITAIRE (SINCE YOU'RE GONE) Embers, Empress 101 4. THEME FROM COME SEPTEMBER Dick Jacobs, Coral 62275 3 5. DON'T CRY NO MORE Bobby (Blue) Bland, Duke 340 41 69 100 MICHAEL 4 63 70 83 - NAG Selen 709 PUT THE BOMP (IN THE ROMP, ROMP, BOMP) 79 Highwaymen, United Artists 258 Halor. Arts 6. WHO Barry Mann, ABC Paramount 10237 ME BELONG YOU Brian ABC Paramount 10236 A DEVIL 12 7. LET 70 Hyland, 35 57 83 YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'VE GOT 64 65 68 64 THE GIRL'S Duke's, NM 4001 4. PRETTY, PRETTY GIRL Time Tones, Atco 6201 * (Until You Lose II) 4 9. I'M SO HAPPY (TRA LA LA) Ducting', Goldisc 3024 10. ST. lOUlS BLUES Cousins, Parkway 823 BOBBY 8 58 60 65 Burne98, Liberty 55345 65 Nell Scott, Portrait 102 11. I'VE GOT A LOT OF THINGS TO DO..Johhny 12. DOES YOUR CHEWING GUM LOSE ITS FLAVOR (ON THE BEDPOST 27 32 37 THE FISH 5 OVER NIGHT Lonnie Donegan, Dot 15911 Robby Rydell, Cameo 192 YOU'LL ANSWER TO ME 6 13. THEME FROM SILVER CITY Ventures, Dolton 44 66 46 46 47 Patti Pyre, Mercury 71823 14. EVERY BREATH TAKE Gene Pitney, Muskat 1011 48 26 33 41 THE SWITCH'AR00 6 15. BLACKLAND FARMER Wink Martindale, Dot 16243 Hank Baltard and the MidniRhlers, King 5510 16. WITHOUT YOU Johnny Tillotson, Cadence 1404 PEANUTS 5 61 69 71 73 17. LOVE AND WAR Jerry Reed, Columbia 42047 Rick and the Keens, Smash 1705 Y1 19 17 12 TRAVELIN' MAN 15 18. LOOK IN MY EYES Chanters, Carlton 555 Ricky Nelson, Imperlai 5741 19. BAND OF GOLD Roomates, Valmor 10 2 WILLOW Fred Dorian, 90 - - I NEVER KNEW 20. JOHNNY JAF 2023 52 - - SCHOOL IS OUT 2 Clyde Mc Philter, Memory 71841 Gary 1C. S.I )tonds. LeGrand 1009 95 97 - MY CLAIRE DE LUNE 3 P9 31 37 45 THAT'S WHAT GIRLS ARE MADE FOR.. 6 Stese Lawrence, United A elsts 335 HOT 100 -A TO Z Spinners, TrI.PhI 1001 All Here to Do Is Dream .... 96 /Ay Kind of Girl 34 11 10 DANCE ON LITTLE GIRL IO 72 My Memories of You 0 fAmor1 If Didn't Know 59 My True Story 30 36 49 66 DON'T BET MONEY HONEY 5 Paul Anka, ABC Paramount 10220 Linda ScnH. Canvdlnn.Ai Bells Are Rin9iny, The 700 Nag Better Tell in' No 50 Never on Sunday Bit' River Biq Man 87 No, No, No 77 81 87 TAKE A FOOL'S ADVICE 6 Blackiand i,rmer 82 Now and Forever 38 54 63 I'M GONNA KNOCK ON YOUR DOOR.. 0 Nal King Cole, Capllol 4582 Bobby 65 Now Tov Know Eddie Hodges, Cadence 1397 Boll Weevil Song One Summer Nlphf Ch,rlealon, the Si Peanuts Please 34 23 25 21 NELLO MARY LOU 14 AMOR Cupìd Ste / - - - Oars Doñ a Bel Money 1:1% 30 to Three Don't Forget love You 98 Quite Party 37 51 44 I FALL TO PIECES 11 80 93 WATER BOY 3 Dem nd 33 79 - Dr Palsy Cline, Decca 31205 Don Shirley Trio, Cadence 1392 Every Beat of My Nest for Your lore Wrong Girl's Oevil, The Run 33 38 38 SEA OF HEARTBREAK A 7 98 Guns F Nar,rone, Thr 34 - - MR. HAPPINESS 2 N,IS Otl to lorry ed Don Clbson, RCA 7890 Johnny Maestro. 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Eatr Listening Wks M 11T n ihlt lest This Ust Week WNk Title, Artist, leM Nsl 100 We4 Week Title, Artist, Lobel Xef 100 1 10551 ' AND TURNIW IS 1 BOLL WEEVIL SONG 12 O ...by Lewis, Belton. 1001 Meek Hnton, Memory 71820 O 10 6 3 I LIKE IT LIKE THAT 3 TOGETHER Instant 3229 O2 Connie /rends, MGM 1]019 O Chris Kenner, 6 DUM DUM 7 2 YELLOW BIRD 10 trends lee, Duu 312M O Arthur Lyman, XI Fi 9024 O 1 SAN ANTONIO QOSE 9 O4 H iS OFF TO L1QRT 9 4 Del Shannee, Big Te 7073 O ikya Cramm, RCI Virer 7e9] 2 OUARTER TO TXREE 7 WOODEN HEART (MUSS I DENIU 6 G,ry (U. S.) Bonls, I.W,M 101 O Joe Dowell, Smash 1700 O 3 7 LAST NIGHT © cñwRnnN c2VoYloox ©8 MMJI.ys, Safellfle 107 O R MY KIND OF GIRL 10 M+H Menra, Werwkk 676 O T gar CWeSker,APUkway 424 6 MOODY RIVER 14 S 14 ® Par Base. Der 16209 ® n'RkP3Vet lay 3e3 O 9 DON'T BET MONEY HOMEY 5 10 PLEASE STAY 9 llnla t 2 10 16 PRETTY LITTLE ANGEL EYES S Curtis Lee, Dents 2007 I1 1 OS5 AS If 1 DIDN'T KNOW 2 20 D,Lgiuóie,TMEREry71tw 12 u.m weer, ce.e ss3 12 II YOU'LL ANSWER TO ME 6 13 SACRED 10 O13 13 P4111 Page, Mercury 71813 Castel's. Era 300 14 - MT CLAIRE DE LUNE 3 9 EVERY BEAT OF MY HEART...... 12 14 Slere Lawrenu, United 4t, 733 O NPs, Ve! lay 3K 14 TIKE A FOOL'S ADVICE 6 - MACHACA 15 Net King Cole, Caeitel 4582 1S xighw,ymen, V.I. Arista ese 16 WATER ROY 3 YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'VE GOT 10 16 - Don fhNler Trie, Gdente 1297 (Until You Lose III 4 Rel Donner, Gene 5108 11 20 TEARS ON MT PILIOW 2 FISN MtOrire Sirws, Canl d7vb 11 IT THE Bobby Rydlll, Gmee 797 19 THE GUNS OF NAVIRONE 9 18 18 fWd Joe Wow, Landa 674 18 MaEk he Midnightns King 50 18 W DOLCE VIT/ 12 TRIkFINN't MANmperid IS 0 lit nct, ann HOT C & W SIDES HOT R & B SIDES By specie! surety for week ending 6/6 89 special surrey for week ending 314 This Lar Wks on /fns left Wks oe Weak Week Title, Artist, 166.1 Wee\ Wtt4 Tills, Arl{II, IaNI CAarl 1 TOSSIN' 1 NEARTBREiK U. S. A. 10 AND /URN? 10 O NI11Y W.IIS, Dt«+ 71]46 0 Bob/ Lewis, B 3 SWWEET IIPS 9 3 I LIKE IT LIKE THAT 9 O tbb Pint, Dan 71219 O Chris Kenner, Instant 7229 4 TENDER YEARS O14 2 O Grorgt Mtnury 7IB04 Hank O SailedIlan/ ARttÁ Midnighters, King 5510 9 BEGGAR TO A KING... 4 EVERT BEAT OF MY HEART 10 O Hank Snew, RCA Virer 7869 O Pips. VN J+Y 16 © 7 WHEN TWO WORLDS COLLIDE.. © R THAT'S WHAT GIRLS ARE MADE FOR. ... 7 Ro9rr Miller, RCA Yìtrer ]D1e Spinnen, TrbPhi 1001 O S THREE HEARTS INA TINGLE.... 21 O S I DN'T IND 10 Rey Drvsky, Decry 31193 lames .terMn, Kiq 1166 SAN ANTO NIO RO SS 7 6 kUAfTEéeoé 10 O IS Neye cr.mer acs wer 7.93 ® ,3NiE.nd 1D03 6 HELLO WALD 20 IO IT'S GONNA WORK OUT FINE 2 O Fuon Young, GOIIeI 4533 O 14e 8 Tina Turntr, fsr 719 13 MY FARS SHOULD 69ßN 6 9 NO,N0,I 10 18 7 Clause Gr +r, Mercury 71816 Chanten, OeWtt 6191 12 7 PEACE OF MIND 7 11 11 Don Gibs nru ror 7890 7 B. King, Kent 360 IO HILLBILLY HEAVEN 7 16 LIST NIGHT 4 12 12 T!t Ritter, GpXel /567 M.r.Kln, s.trurr 107 6 LOOSE TALK 11 19 DONS(y T NO MORE 13 2 13 Busk Owens B Pott Maddot, Gpitol 4550 Bobb'T Blut (land, Duke 3b I1 OKLAHOMA NlllS 10 11 RAINDROPS 11 14 14 Hank Thompson, Capitel 0334 Dry nark, vet lay 3e3 I6 RIO RIVET. 13 STAND 12 15 15 61 :2 4213 Btn F. !ILI.. 6191 20 BLAULAND FARMER 3 11 MY TRUE STORY 6 16 10 Fastlese Miller, SIar11Y 121 1F. Fire, Ertene 1006 OIS HFART OVER MIND 20 15 LONESOME WHISTLE BLUES IO 17 17 R,r pr ¡ee, Celem i, 11917 Freldr KIn9, Federal 12415 19 THIEF STEPS TO A PHONE 7 16 I DON'T WANT TO TAKE A CHANCE 2 10 Dew. Hamlltee IV, RCA Virer 7881 16 Mary Wells, Matawn 1011 24 KISSES NEVER LIE 23 I'll BE THERE 3 10 Carl LnNh, Columbia 1212 18 D+mir, le, Mtnury 71610 ® 25 TOO MANY TIMES ® 10 I'VE GOT NEWS FOR YOU 6 Den Winters, Detta 71157 Ray Musics, Impulse 202 30 WHIT WOULD YOU DO 3 21 THE FLOAT 6 O Lim Reern, RCA YI BLUE BLUE DAY 2S I NEVFR KNEW 3 22 - wxwrn Brorhen, Dett, 3127d O Clyde Mt A,Hn, M 26 LITTLE MISS BELONG TO NO ONE 1 LET MURmW1NÓS5BLOW 23 Margie Sewn, Mercury 71667 23 - om. 37. 21 MOñv MIGHIT GooD lOYIN' 2 24 24 t 9Aryiex7á3A:wALi 3 O26 MleMles, Taml. s11/ - RIGHT OR WRONG O I7 RSIm ' N HAR 7 O Waed, la PISSIN6 20NE BLUES l'M 4TELL, YOU 28 Celemas Wibsn, Ilinf 20 - - 3512 JenY Butler, veo lay 390 ® 29 THOUGHTS OF A FOOL 9 ®- LET'S TWIST AGAIN Craws Tubb, Decry 71211 CAU 6y Checker, PMkwaY 811 ® 22 DON'T LA YOUR SWEET LOVE DIE 10 ® - RUNIROU12e Don Reno B Red Smlhr, Ring 5/69 1071 1 www.americanradiohistory.com MICUS WEEEK COIN MACHINE PRICE INDEX Listing, repreun, vied machine. In a crape and a .roped bimonthly. Linings should be condition. Prou guard on .«h m «Fin. rep used only as a pen rot guide, tint. machina uns. the average of gaol.. to operators by of identical type and condirun may hove con iranchlud distributor.. Quotes ore ...rived rld.roblY di fount valus In different area.. MUSIC Lucky Alley 8.58 395 Miami Poach 9.55 55 Aoto Tist (without sand) Lucky Shuffle 9.58 310 Miss America 1.58 135 (Cap) 936 295 Ball Park (Bally) 440 395 AMI Monach 11.39 425 Hight Club 3.58 60 Office Lembo 340 535 Ponds 656 60 Bally Derby (Bally) 240 310 040 140), 1951 S 60 Bally Targets (Bally( 0.60 Pan American 6.59 575 Sea Island 2.59 335 l80), 1951 105 1059 225 Speed Bowler 11.58 285 E40 (401. 1953 Shewdlme 437 75 95 Bong4Bama (Moto.) 4.51 45 Star Shuffle 938 310 480 (80). 1953 125 Sen Volley 7.57 140 Batter Up 1.58 160 Slrike.BowAr 11.57 110 (CC) 6.120 (120), 1953 135 GOTTLIEB Boling Proche. (Bally( Super Bawler 5.58 100 440 (40), 1954 150 8 215 Trophy 438 310 Ace High 2.57 S 75 F40 (80), 1954 210 Bazooka Gun 18)41 640 215 AddALine 7.55 SO F.I20 (120). 1954 250 CHICAGO COIN B10 Inning (Bally) SOS 170 Annahete 8.59 230 6.40 (40), 1955 250 All Star Tam Bowler Big Laque Baseball (CC) Arend the World 2 3.55 100 6$0 (80). 1955 215 11.35 S 90 7.59 300 395 6.120 (120), 1955 310 Blinker 835 170 Bike Race (Moor) 5.58 2 Atlas 559 290 140 Bing -0 -Reno ISolI 3.55 325 6.120.1 (120), 1956 310 Bonus ken 555 Auto Rae 9.56 65 1956 275 Bowl Master 7.59 390 Bulls.Eye (Bally) 3.35 200 6.200 (200), . . Z Bete Shr 4.58 195 Burp Gan (Dab) 3.57 215 02001 200). 1956 . . 275 Bowling Tam 1035 130 Classy Bowie 7.56 65 Champion Baseball (Goa) 42002 12001, 1956 . 275 11.I11.Eye Bowler 7.55 150 4 Coates! 10.58 285 755 75 6.200.3 (200), 1956 275 Chimpions3p 1 1.56 WO 2 Continent Cive Circa Rifle Gallery (Geer) 02004 (200). 1956 275 Bowling Lupus 7.57 125 7.57 160 3.57 210 Taget 1.55 60 Criss 3.58 160 02245 (2001. 1956 275 Criss Cross Cross Clara (Wen.) 336 100 12.58 380 Dancing Dolls 660 290 11200 (200), 1956. 445 Double Fuhn Criss Wit Hakay (CC) 8.120 (120), 1956 435 Hollywood 4.55 155 Derby Dey 566 60 9.58 170 4100 (100). 1956 360 Kipp Bowler 349 695 2 Double Actin 1.59 245 Crossfire (Wms.) 3.57 200 11200M (100), 1957 385 Lucky Strike 1.58 330 Easy Aces 1235 SO Davy Crockett (Gen) 1036 110 200 (200). 1957. 585 Mimi ShOIIN 1458 40 2 Fair Lady 1156 110 Deluxe (Wms.) 120 (120), 1951 535 Monty Carlo 1.59 75 4 Falstaff 11.57 130 Crutadar 559 285 100 11001. 1957 420 Player's Choke 9.38 545 2 Fng.Ship 157 130 Sella Ranger (Keen) 2008 (200). 1958. 445 Rebound Shuffle 11.58 45 Frontiersman 1 145 60 355 ISO 200 (200), 1958 660 Red Pin 3.59 435 2 Gladiola 1.56 90 Deluxe Skill Perade (Bally( 2 0.58 220 120 (120), 1958 625 Rocket Bell 239 125 Gondolier 1.59 135 Lites 60 1100M (100), 1958 535 Rake Shuffle 2.58 95 Hark. 346 Deluxe Vangoard (WIm3 1.200M 12001, 1939. 535 Rocke Shuffle TwoPlayer Ill Direr 449 195 1058 160 1.120 (120), 1959 675 4.58 135 2 Lighl.A.Card 340 325 Derby Roll (WO 5.55 60 1100 (100), 1959 575 kor. A Ua 935 135 Lightning Ball 12.59 210 Sa Inning (Un) 645 100 Explorer 135 Z Mademoiselle 11.59 1.200 (2001, 1959 650 Shuffle 658 325 Golf Champ (Bally) 838 95 Sk.e Roll 137 95 4 Naledle 1.57 5235 Goo Club (Gen) 1.58 275 ROCKOLA Stir Raket 3.59 230 2 Marathon 90 Wremoks (Bally) 4.59 170 1436 (120). 1953 S 95 Touramenl Ski Bowl 2 Picnic 658 203 Hoary Hitter (Bally) 3.59 200 1438 11201. 1954 175 1256 130 Caen of Diamonds 639 220 Hercule (Was.) 3.59 270 1442 (50), 1955 185 Triple Strike 1.55 125 Rainbow 1248 75 Hilly (Gene) 446 50 1446 (120). 1955 215 TY Bowling Ledga 2 Race Tlo. 3.59 260 Haolope Future Tent 11.57 290 110 1448 (1201, 1956 310 4 Register 1046 100 (Gen) 457 Twin Bowler 1458 390 1450 (120), 1957 325 Raket Ship 5.58 160 Jet Pilot (CC) 339 190 Roto Pool 7.58 153 Joker 8411 (Mill 10.59 200 1452 (501, 1956 275 UNITED 1454 (120), 1957 350 Royal Flush 5.57 95 lomAo Ten Pia Mau.) Adana 6.59 5375 3.58 95 14550 (200), 1957 385 4 ScareBard 4.56 75 Albs Shullia Alloy 958 325 Jumbo Ton Strike Ma) 14555 (2001, 1957 385 2 Seven kas 1.60 290 Batts Bowling Alloy 3.58 95 1458 (120). 1958 475 2 Sea Bella 9.56 95 3.38 375 Jr. Auto Test (Cap) 12.58 125 1162 (50). 1958 350 Silver 1047 145 Bowling Alloy 11.56 125 Kaye Haley (Kaye) 58 125 1465 (200). 1958 515 Sinlri Pretty 11.58 190 Build.Up 5.56 120 King of Swat (Wm) 5.55 105 1468 (120). 1959 600 Straight Flush 12.57 151 Capitol Shuffle Alley Kiss -0.Meter (Fahib) 1256 125 1468 Stereo (120), Paige Shafer 2.59 195 6.55 95 Lague leader (Kean) 1959 635 Sethine 958 185 Clipper 453 15 458 45 1475 (200). 1959 655 2 Super Circus 9.57 185 Cyclone 10.58 325 eagle Mirror Haosope 1475 Vera (200), 4 Sweet Sloe 949 360 005 Dena Bowling Alley Pas) 260 559 680 Texan 540 420 7.57 245 Model 500 Shooting SEEBURG 2 Torsada 6.56 95 Gallery (Cohl)) 3.55 125 Deluca Flash 6.59 ISO 2 Tournament 8.55' 90 Monkey CIIm6 11ECl 3.55 175 141008 (100), 1950 5200 Deluxe Shooting Star Twin 8111 155 50 (Bally) 759 250 81000 (100), 1952 240 6.58 90 MoaRaidei Unirerm 10.39 230 Motoama (Goa) 10.57 160 100W (100), 1953 325 Dual Shuffle 1.59 375 Wagon Train 4.60 285 1957 (Was.) HFI006 (100), 1953 335 525 Bonbon Duple 1148 175 2 Whirlwind 258 200 991008 (100), 1954 400 bole Shuffle Alloy 5.58 295 Wishing Well 945 60 Official Emboli (Wens.) V200 (200), 1955 300 Flash 6.59 425 335 World Beauties 240 245 4.60 1001 (100), 1955 500 4.Wdy 11.59 500 (Cap) World Champ 8.57 90 Pan -0.Rams 800 K200 (200), 1957 430 Ilorditip 9.56 225 1246 195 1100 (100). 1951 545 H.Idicep 11.59 575 WILLIAMS Peep Barres (Exhlb) 201 (200), 1958 750 457 195 1256 75 Hake. Arrow Head 1.57 SSO 161 (160). 1958 730 Jumbo Bowling Alloy Poppy me Clown (ems) Casino 8.58 125 160 101 (100), 1958 620 847 295 1246 2 Ures Wagon 1055 75 220 (100). 1958 770 Jupiter Shuffle Alley Photo Maisie (Moto) 9.58 Club House 1059 185 12.59 395 220S (100). 1959 770 Crossword 3.59 175 Alloy 550 Pinch Hine (ems) 3.59. 270 20053 (100), 1959 795 Lague 8.59 Bail 4.57 50 Lightning 245 15 Cue Pirele Gun (Un) 1056 210 222 (160), 1958 810 2 Flinn 12.59 285 (CC) Midget Bowling Alloy Playland Rifle Gallery 222511 (160), 1959 775 375 3.58 75 A Star 738 110 859 22201111 (160), 1959 835 4 Fun House 55 Polar Hunt (Un) 4.55 ISO Niagme 11.58 350 1046 75 Pony Express (CO 440 425 WURLITOER Pixie Bowler 7.58 75 4 Gay Para 647 Golden Bells 459 160 Ouarterbak (Gee) 9.55 50 1250 (481, 1950 S S0 Playtime 658 545 9.58 110 Red Ball (Mid) 549 175 1400 (18) 1951 70 RegunNee 11.55 195 Gusher NINaed 657 70 Rille Gallery (0000) 9.55. 125 1500 (104), 1952 85 Royal Bala Alley 5.58 40 1500A (104), 1953 110 195 Hot kW, 8.58 50 Rock 'e' Rol (Moto) (ems.) 155 145 16000 (48), 1954 130 Sett) Ploy 6.06 75 Jig Sew 12.57 75 Safari St. Clestopher (Mato) 1700 (104), 1904 215 Shooting Star 4.58 75 Kings 8.57 70 12.58 195 1800 (104), 1955 285 Snuffle Playmaa 259 60 2 Naples 9.51 125 kte113e Tracker (81.) Perky 1156 50 1900 (1041, 1956 350 Simple 459 400 1/58 295 295 Peter Pan 44S $0 2000 (200). 1956 360 Six Slar 11.57 Shorbtop (ems) 458 185 2100 1957 425 Super Boost 150 Z Piccadilly 558 50 (200), 955 Sidewalk Engineer (elms) 2150 (2001, 1957 430 Tam Bawling Alley 4.07 220 4 Eoro rSe{lak 4.55 50 455 95 Regatta 1045 50 2250 (200), 1958 530 Team.Mote 12.59 595 SIii.kore (Bally) 640 75 Rao 1047 65 2204 (104) 1958 575 3.Way 8.59 465 Sky Raider (Um) 1458 210 Rake( 11.59 195 2200 (200), 1958 '580 Top Notch 11.55 195 Sky Rocket (Gent) S45 50 Seebulle 058 115 2300.5 (200), 1959 740 Vents 4.55 125 Softball Lague (Caleb) 2300 (200) 1959 610 Zenith 5.59 425 Su Wolf 7.59 150 12.57 295 2304 (104). 1959 645 2 Shamrock 1.57 70 Space Age (Gen) 3.58 110 2304.5 (104). 1959 660 PIN MACIS Smoke Signal 9.53 60 Space Gunner (Bally) 548 125 2310 (100). 1959 610 Saar Kick -0ff 358 125 Spook Gun (Bally) 9.58 195 BALLY Spot Pool 649 115 Squalls Weer Polo 295 Ballerine 5400 Starlire 347 95 (Aqua) 0.51 1101,111, `. titi 11)IFS 659 Stir Slugger (le) 456 150 BaIUA.Popple 1456 50 kero), Chan 11.57 95 Sugar Soon 956 75 Ste. Fuir loon) 256 175 BAKY Bally U.S.A. 7.58 75 4 Surf Rider 7.56 75 Steam Shovel (CC) 5.56 90 Bach Brusly 1145 65 ABC Bowler 7.55 5170 11.58 Sugar Big Top (rond Bach Time 458 250 3A 125 ABC Bowling Lana 175 Three 8.55 60 12.55 Big Show 10 Dace 12.56 140 936 7.55. 95 TICTurToe 160 Saper Slugger (Un) Broadway 1235 50 159 ABC Champion 9.57 285 Swami (Motel 1.55 350 Cirnlvel 1057 65 71w-BucTu 1.56 60 ABC SupaDeleu Bowler 10 Commandments (Mua) Top Hat 2.58 110 9.57 225 CarniralGueen 11.58 270 12.57 195 65 Turf Chimp 8.58 110 ABC Terniaeet 6.57 235 Circus 457 Ten Pins (ems) 12.57 95 Wonderhnd 3.55 SO A11.51er Bowler 12.37 15 Courtly Fair 1159 555 Ten Strike (Wm) 11.57. 95 Al)Star Doha 2.58 95 Crosswords 1.58 100 Tut Pilot (Cip) 1241 195 Bally Skein 1.59 35 Cypress Gardens 558 195 ARCADE R NOVELTIES Titan (Wane 849 310 Mileage 9.59 700 Double Hader 8.58 115 Treasure Cow (Exhibit) 0.59 375 175 Club Bowler 2.59 385 Fon.Way Aga Duck (Cons) 2.55 5145 7.55 50 Twin 160 Congress Bowler 7.55 175 Gay Time 635 Auto Plwlo Model 9.... 79S Hakey (CC) 548 257 Deluxe Club Bowie 3.59 410 Gayety 435 40 Auto Photo Model 11...1,595 Volre4Graph (Moto) 395 Wild 255 195 Joabo Bowler 455 225 ley West 1258 70 Auto Test (with sand) West (Gen) K0g.91g Bowler 9.55 225 Lotto Fun 9.59 380 (Cop) 9.56 395 Yankee Baseball (Un) 259 260 www.americanradiohistory.com JULY 31, 1961 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK 27 ¿¿, SlAw: `.v. ,+-7.` }.., : -`4.:. S.s')'.S -i: .:.. ..ti:,. :4.yxty.:-}.-i.,,; .l-.q ' ti ,t, ( ,. . . A sr= '. î , : . '}.'a.+n``^''2:Srh:L `+'{¿-:z.7sS:p; `:ÿ>` :;:^lt '=Qk% '%>} N ,;F, { - ... . :-` -:, ,(q \;?\ . 'ir,.:: -: :7 .+. ::ü:^.? :;tti}+Y;c;, '}j:.?a'v,il:vT.% '.}.. ::. ^'.. .::'.x`?vt.',}:;?t,'3'2r2:m:>o?:c:y.:.' $¿`}. i Vn,+.,;:;:'}iti;<::,v:},.. .}. $ ... }}: ; :::.i::¿:iY.::-::.C: ...}:>.:ß:2L Vr:'a'tY: f'... the pick of the new releases: TOP HARNET BREAKOUTS SPOTLIGHT SINGLES Records shown here ore important to buyers and programmers because this measurement of local popu- larity may well indicate popularity and sales on a national scale in the weeks ahead. These records have Nod OF THE WEEK shown sharp local sales increases during the last ten days to two weeks, but are not necessarily best sellers in their markets. Records selling strongly in a sufficient number of markets have this national strength reflected In the Hot 100 chart this week. Strongest sales potential of all records reviewed this week. NEW YORK -STICK SHIFT Pop -PRETTY PRETTY GIRL Duals, Sue Time Tones, Atco CLEVELAND ROY ORBISON -SONG OF THE NAIROBI TRIO CRYING (Acuff -Rose, BMI) (2:45) CANDY MAN -EVERY BREATH I TAKE Music Makers - Fortune Tellers, Gene Pitney, Musicor (January, BMI) (2:43)- Orbison has two sock sides here - (SINCE YOU'RE GONE) 0, a fine follow -up to his recent splash hit "Runnin' Scared." -SOLITAIRE -BLESS YOU "Crying" features an expressive reading on a moving coun- Embers, Empress Tony Orlando, Epic -WIZARD OF LOVE try- flavored ballad. Flip is an effective folk blues with standout delivery by Orbison. Monument 447 Ly- Dells, Master BUFFALO -BAND OF GOLD CHICAGO Roomates, Valmor PAT BOONE -THIS TIME BIG COLD 1VLND (Gil, BMI) (2:11) - THAT'S MY Troy Shondell, Liberty CINCINNATI DESIRE (Mills, ASCAP) (2:08)-Riding high right now -THE BELLS ARE RINGING with "Moody River," Boone could have another hit with -TRANSISTOR SISTER Dykes, Deluxe this disk. "Big Cold Wind" is a haunting theme, reminiscent Freddy Cannon, Swan Van IN MY HEART of "Moody River" in flavor. Boone is also in fine vocal -RUN, RUN, RUN -HERE Al Martino, Capitol form on the flip, a rockaballad version of Frankie Laine's Ronny Douglas, Everest 1947 hit. Both sides could move out. 16244 AND FOREVER Dot -LET ME BELONG TO YOU -NOW Bert Kaempfert, Decca Brian Hyland, ABC Paramount BOBBY VEE -EVERY BREATH I TAKE SEATTLE TAKE GOOD CARE OF MY BABY (Aldon, BMI) (2.27) Gene Pitney, Musicor -THEME FROM SILVER CITY BASHFUL BOB (Jackson, BMI) (2:10) -Vee swings on an Ventures, Dolton effect duo -track vocal treatment of "Take Care of My -JOHNNY WILLOW Baby," a catchy rhythm -rocker. He is equally strong on LOS ANGELES "Bashful Fred Dorian, JAF Bob," a cute novelty with teen -appeal lyrics. -THE MOUNTAIN'S HIGH Both sides are good, but "Baby" has the edge. Dick & Deedee, Liberty NEW ORLEANS Liberty 55354 -BLACKLAND FARMER -DON'T CRY NO MORE Wink Martindale, Dot Bobby (Blue) Bland, Duke JACKIE WIISON g -THEME FROM SILVER CITY -NO SUBSTITUTE FOR LOVE t J YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT IT MEANS (Pearl, BMI)- Ventures, Dolton Roy Hamilton, Epic ' RIIELIt}IF Wilson wraps up a moving blues- flavored theme in an -DEDICATED (TO THE SONGS I LOVE) exciting, emotion -packed reading. Watch it in both pop Three Friends, Imperial NEWARK and r. &b. markets. Flip is "Years From Nose" (Merrimac, -SONG OF THE NAIROBI TRIO BMI) (2:33). Brunswick 55219 PHILADELPHIA Fortune Tellers, Music Makers -WHEN WE GET MARRIED -PRETTY PRETTY GIRL LITTLE CAESAR AND THE ROMANS Dreamlovers, Heritage Time Tones, Atco HULLY GULLY AGAIN (Marvilla, BMI) (2:25) -Little -BAND OF GOLD Caesar and his group sell this new version of the "Hully BOSTON Roomates, Valmor Gully" with much enthusiasm. Side is teen slanted and in -COME AND GET IT -RUN, RUN, RUN a bright style. Flip is "Frankie and Johnnie' (Shapiro - Maurice Williams, Herald Ronny Douglas, Everest Bernstein, ASCAP) (2:20). Del -Fi 4164 SAN FRANCISCO HOUSTON FARON YOUNG -THE MOUNTAIN'S HIGH -DOES YOUR CHEWING GUM LOSE ITS MOONLIGHT MOUNTAIN (Vicker, ASCAP) (2:21) - Dick & Deedee, Lama FLAVOR (ON THE BEDPOST OVER The "Hello Walls" hitmaker has another fine item in this -SINCE GARY WENT IN THE NAVY NIGHT) pretty ballad which, besides Young's convincing vocal, Marcy Jo, Robbee Lonnie Donegan, Dot also features an engaging soprano obbligato as back- ground. Flip is "Love Has Finally Conte My Way" PITTSBURGH DALLAS -FORT WORTH (M. Witmark, ASCAP) (2:09). Capitol 3753 -MAGIC MOON -DON'T CRY NO MORE Rays, XYZ Bobby (Blue) Bland, Duke HANK LOCKLIN \ .i HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME (Tree- Champion, BMI) \os\hCr?.CC..ti3\ (2:25) -YOU'RE THE REASON (American, BMI) (2:17) -Two strong weepers from Hank this time out. The first has a moving Locklin vocal with choral and organ ac- BUYS IN RECORDS companiment. The second side is a feclingful singing BEST 'effort backed by an engaging choral arrangement. Both registered These records, of all those on the Hot 100, Hot C&W and Hot R &B Sides charts, have sides could go. RCA Victor 7921 sufficient NATIONAL sales action this week to be recommended to dealers and all other readers as having the greatest potential to go all the way. Previous Billboard Spotlight Picks are marked ('). o NINO AND THE EBB TIDES POP JUKE BOX SATURDAY NIGHT (Mutual, ASCAP) (2:34) -The old Glenn Miller -Modernaires hit of many years ago gets a rocking up -to -date treatment that incor- *SCHOOL IS OUT, GARY (U. S.) BONDS (Pepe, BMI) LeGrand 1005 porates recent hits like "Book of Love" and "Get a Job" into the material. Flip is "(Someday) I'll Fall in Love" *HURT, TIMI YURO (Miller, ASCAP) Liberty 55343 (Monument, BMI) (2:18). Madison 166 *LET THE FOUR WINDS BLOW, FATS DOMINO (Commodore, BMI) Imperial 5764 BETSY BRYE *RUNAROUND, REGENTS (Broadway, ASCAP) Gee 1071 PAPA OH PAPA (Knollwood, ASCAP) (2:32) -The young thrush has an emotion- packed reading here of a teen - appeal lyric about a girl's thoughts as she is walking down the aisle. Backing is distinctively styled. The flip side is C &W "Lovin' Eyes" (Thursday, BMI) (1:42). Mala 439 KISSES NEVER LIE, CARL SMITH (Cedarwood, BMI) Columbia 42042 THE SINCERES ON ME (Vince Rago, BAIL) TOO MANY TIMES, DON WINTERS ( Tannen, BMI) Dacca 31253 PLEASE DON'T CHEAT (2:14) -The Sinceres come through with a strong reading a blend *WHAT WOULD YOU DO, JIM REEVES (Tuckahoe, BMI) RCA Victor 7905 of a bright rocker in which they show off good and some catchy vocal gimmicks. Aimed at the teen set. BMI) *BLUE BLUE DAY, WILBURN BROTHERS (Acuff -Rose, BMI) Decce 31276 Flip is "If You Should Leave Me" (Vince Rago, (2 :27). Richie 545 R&B THE FLEAS SCRATCHIN' (4 -Star, BMI) (2:35) -Teen- slanted disking about a lad who has to scratch when he meets his girl (East, BMI) Satellite 107 LAST NIGHT, MAR -KEYS friend, is sold neatly on this happy rocker. A side with a chance. Flip is "Tears" (Jet, BMI). Challenge 9115 DON'T CRY NO MORE, BOBBY (BLUE) BLAND (Lion, BMI) Duke 340 (Continued on page 29) MY TRUE STORY, JIVE FIVE (Steven, BMI) Bettone 1006 www.americanradiohistory.com 28 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK JULY 31, 1961 A DOUBLE-HEADER! JO ANN CAMPBELL TEDDY RANDAllO EDDIE LET THE MY LOVE SUNSHINE IN b/w b/w IT WASN'T RIGHT BROKEN BELL ABC -10224 ABC-10228 ORDER BOTH BIG! ORDER BOTH NOW! www.americanradiohistory.com JULY 31, 1961 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK 29 PATTY G. the pick of the new releases: of soft rock. Fine use of strings and vocal CADENCE 1405 -Cute novelty tune on this * * Peter Good, Private chorus could ** Eye-SHIR- get this some easy- Ilstening Carroll disk. Side features a girls' vocal LEY 105 -Peter Good, private deejay 4,444 eye, tells play. (Deb -Mi, ASCAP) chorus supporting the boy. Latin -styled the story of his career as a detective, tacking fits the novelty with bits and pieces material nicely of hit disks. Cute * ** My Heart Keeps Crying for You- - (Lowery, BMI) (2:45) SPOTLIGHT SINGLES enough to appeal to the teen set. (Carriage Two female voices sing this rockaballad Ly House, BMI) (2:47) that's done in a lush style. Tune also Handful of Frkods features good string and choral effects. * ** -A ballad on OF THE WEEK the flip. The boy sings the lyric with some * ** Pally Good -On this side femme de- ¡(ASCAP) authority tective Patty Good against backing in which piano tells the same story. predominates. (Lowery, BMI) (2:22) Flip should get the most attention. (Carriage House, Bbfp (2:40) Strongest sales potential of all records reviewed this week. SHANE HUNTER * * ** Luck to You Dear -VASSAR Continued from page 27 3115 -Shane Hunter sells this attractive JIMMY WOLFORD JACKIE WEAVER ballad with feeling over good support from * *** Impatient Heart -CAPITOL 4606 RAY STEVENS * * ** Tenage Troubles -CHESS 1797 the band. A good side with a chance for -The new artist for the label makes a - teen coins JEREMIAH PEABODY'S POLY UNSATURATED The big -voiced lass bows with a potent from the new label. (2:31) nice debut with a convincing vocal. Organ performance on a story about the troubles strings and vocal chorus add to the And eftes- QUICK DISSOLVING FAST ACTING PLEASANT kids have with their tint love affairs. She * ** Then I Shed Tear-On this fivencse of the disk. Song is a warm ballad. side the TASTING GREEN AND PURPLE PILLS (Lowery, sells the song with feeling and sincerity, chanter cries as he tells of his (Central, BMI) (2:20) lost love. Flip BMI) (2:22) -This could turn into the novelty of the sea- and adds a talking bit. A strong side. la better. Watch it. (Arc, BMI) (2:20) * ** GsIu Steady With the Blues - son. The lyric, which deals with all sorts of ailments, is Wolford sells the weeper with feeling over funny as it explains how Peabody's Pills can help. Stevens good backing. Flip means more. (Central, * ** The Tingle-The thrush bows on the BEVERLY TAYLOR it with wild BMI) (2:00) sells with showmanship. Flip is "Teen Years" (Lowery, label performance on a catchy * * ** Heartaches-AJAX 1400-The oldie BMI) (2:39). Mercury 71843 song about the 'tingle" which she gets is revived by the gal in a style that avoids whenever her love holds bee tight. Side all the extended range notes in the tune. has a lot of excitement. and could break It's a diffetent interpretation, with a spoken loose. AARON NEVILLE (Tree, BMI) (1:55) bit in the middle. Good backing and the BILLY JOE TUCKER LETS LIVE (Minit, BM» (2:37) -An emotional and side could make noise. (Leeds, ASCAP) **** Ma! Train -DOT 16240 -Another (1:50) variety of train song. Billy Joe sings the meaningful performance by Neville on a weeper that pushing rocker with much conviction. The builds all the way. aids the disk. is LEE DORSEY Ira Old Hismry rhythm Fine ork support Flip Ya Va -FURY *** -A medium -aced is ,mpe)ling, coming from a fine * * ** 1053 -A relaxed, rocker sung for fair effects. Flip is the section featuring romping guitar "I Found Another Love" (Minit, BMI) (2:18). humorous delivery by work. Dorsey on a bouncy aide to watch, however. (AmsheS, BMI) (Dural. BMI) (2:00) Minit 631 novelty-rhythm ditty with a catdty tempo. (2:20) (Fast & Barich, BMI) (2:27) *** Boogie Weenie BW -Honky piano and a boogie woogie Country & Western Glve Me Yoe strong rhythm set * ** -Exuberant shouting At wood for this aide. Tucker sings and by Dorsey on a fervid r. &r. item, but flip THOMPSON DON CARROLL talks Me lyrk. Side spots some good piano, HANK has better chance (Fut A Barich, BMI) * * ** Seves -Up and Ice Cram Sods- but nip better. HANGOVER HEAVEN (Brazos Valley, BMI) (2:33) - (2:22) is (Dora!, BMI) (2:23) The mellow -voiced Thompson has another strong con- tender in this uptempo performance of a weeper- styled tune about his gal. Solid Western backing by the Brazos OLATtmn Joey Meesab- is * * ** COLUMBIA 42072 Valley Boys. This can move. Flip "Give the World a (33)- Bright swinging effort featuring chorus MODERATE SALES POTENTIAL Smile" (Stamps -Baxter, SESAC) (2:35). Capitol 4605 and the fluent Olatun)I drums should help this disking grab some coins on jazz boxes. It has a real infectious primitive, sound. POPULAR CHARLENE CONDRAY (Amin, Bh11) (2:56) *** Interebsfon - ** Do You Re- memler7-SANDYLAND 2001. * ** Lumumba - The Olatun(( drums MITCH MANNING a ORK open this insinuating effort and Men the * ** Three Out for Lote -* ** You NOEL BLANC chorus and the horns come in for a wild Cat. COLE 101. * ** Ne Man Walks Alone - ** SPECIAL MERIT swinging affair. Flip is a mite stronger. We're In Love- ACCLAIM 1003. (Amin, BMI) (3:11) BOB CLAYTON * ** Ocesn of Tears - * ** The FRANK YORK ORK Heart She Broke (Yoe Mended) SIMS *** OcAa elm. e -** Tim Prrq SINGLES 116. Foos -DASH 1962. LITTLE WALTER * * ** Crazy for My Baby - CHECKER THE VIBRATIONS WAYNE POWERS The following records have been picked for out- 986-A blues- styled chant by Walter with * ** Stop Right Non -* ** All My * ** Pabst of View--** My Love - standing merit In their various categories because, harmonica and guitar effects. Fans will Love Belongs to Yon. CHECKER 987. song- PHILLIPS 3523. in the opinion of The Billboard Music Staff, they dig. (Arc, BM') (2:45) ANGELA MAN HONE JIMMIE CROSS deserve exposure. Suntan Sany Pretty Crazy Legs --A fancy instrumental * ** Moonlight and Roses * ** *** - ** Girls * ** Whippoorwill. - Every,. .tee-- RECORDO featuring the down sound of the guitars SUNRISE 6120. - 502. against a steady, heavily accented beat. SEL STEVENS JUNIOR ROGERS Pop Disk Jockey Programming Good dance side. (Arc, BMI) (2:25) * ** Nobody Wished Me a Happy Around the Comer-** Goodness RAY MARTIN Birthday -* ** He Refused to Cha Cha -VANESSA 102. THEME Cha. WINK 1005. * * ** THE MIME'S (Jaymond, MIT) (2:23) RCA Victor DON SHARP MAUREEN GRAY TEDDY AND Crew Over Tots Today's the 7920 * Tree of Love -FERN 814 -me THE CONTINENTALS * ** -** * ** Do You Day-CHANCELLOR 1082. boy has a strong Item here. His soft sing- * ** - *** T1ghtea Up RICHIE R4-45. - ing style does an estimable (oh on this TROY SHONDELL ballad in a Latin rhythm. Fine string sup- DOUG CORBY * ** This Ttme -** Ciel After Girl- port and vocal chorus add much to the * ** Teenage Creature * ** Heart. LIBERTY 55353. *, side. (W. C. Burchett, BMI) (2:43) break - Train- JC 121. STRONG SALES POTENTIAL TOMMY OLIVER * ** Deep In My Heart -Another good BEN LITTLE * ** Rock, Baby (Holly CnBy) -- **- aide by the boy. This is a rockaballad with Imprison Raymond Burt's Blues --- ENCORE 1052. * ** Me Baby -* ** For - sing vocal stint by Bowlegs against the nice vocal and ork backing but flip is ever Mine. REVIVAL 633. JESSIE POPULAR same exciting r. &r. backing with standout better. (W. C. Borchert, BMI) (2:50) JAMES AND THF. ROYAL ACES sax solo work. (Hara, BMI) (1:58) JON THOMAS * ** I Witt Co- ** Cha Cha Mlanle. RAY MARTIN * ** Boss Heue -* ** Flip Flop and SHIRLEY 103. * * ** The Boulevard of Broken Dreams Fly. ABC -PARAMOUNT 10238. -RCA VICTOR 7920-An interesting big NORMA RIVERS KAY LANDE reading of the DEAN * There's a BIu Ship Sailing orchestral and choral familiar * * ** Whispering VASSAR 3116 CHRISTIE ** -** highly-stylized Job that DEE JONES - -A Oh. LIdi. Time. CAPRICE 0065. oldie. It's a classy. very pleasant femme voice takes the melody * ** What Love - * ** So wit some spins. (Remick, ASCAP) * * ** Hideaway Heaven - BRENT 7023 Mock, TOP could on this lovely oldie. intriguing beat in -FLIGHT 113. (2:08) -Offbeat thrashing effort by the gal on a WAYNE WORLEY aopnanrearea rann rnynm wan a Innen romantic rockaballad, with femme chorus CHARLES BROWN * ** Red Headed Woman -** To Be * * ** The Mlmé s Theme - A lush, wailing in the background. She selfs Me * ** Buttertb --Jr ** This Fool Has Aloe. ELBRIDGE 11016. Parisian, Continental styled theme being tune emotionally and It has a chance. Learned -KING 5523. used by Victor as part of its fall album (Clifton, BMI) (2:06) FRANKIE AND THE C -NOTES promotion campaign. A very potty piece of SINGLES REVIEW LINDA MANNING *** Forever and Ever -** Fade Ont. wax that's likely to be heard plenty in the * * ** Dreamland - On this side the * ** Our World of Rock and Roll- RICHIE 45. months to come. (Jaymond, BMI) (2:23) thrush turns in another Interesting thrashing POLICY *** Sweeter Tbaa Sweet- BULLETIN stint. Flip is stronger. (Westbury, HMI) 1000. NORMAN FOX AND THE ROB -ROYS (2:26) All single records received by *** Tell Me Wty -** Audry, BACK Billboard Music Week lis- LENNY AND THE THUNDERTONES BEAT 501. MANTOVANI are Alahamy tened to and reviewed by the * ** Bound -* ** Tbonder ** ** Theme From 'Greengage Sum- Express -COMMA 444. NORMA RIVERS A new BMW Reviewing Panel. Records mer" - LONDON 2000 - movie BILL REEDER * ** TTII We Meet Agabu -** Beet a air, is played in are rated .within their respec- JERRY theme with lighthearted TM 1 Waltz Agate With You NORELL Barret Potha. VASSAR 3117. a * * ** - appropriately SOY fashion by smaller HI 2037 Strong r. &r. vocal and ork treat- tive categories, according to *** Yo Yo -* ** Itsy BBsy eke Two - Cha Maotovani crew on this side. fine ment of the great Teresa Brewer hit, with their commercial potential, based -AMY 827. spuo. - sides that should be spun and (Chap good guitar work on the backing. (Hill on such factors as performance, pc8, (2:42) THE ASCAP) & Range, BMI) (2:35) material, artist's name value, ESCOS *Pr* Golden Rule of Laes- **** STRONG from "Rocco and FM recording quality, etc. * ** * * ** Theme * * ** Them Wm a Time Feelingful Whetcha Bet- FEDERAL 12430. is from the - SPOTLIGHT Brothers" - This theme current reading by Reeder on a blucsy theme, but WINNERS are SALES POTENTIAL movie, it receives widely acclaimed and flip Is better side. Done In Fats Domino judged to have the strongest CLYDE PITTS a performance by the lovely instrumental style. (Paragould, BMI) (t:55) sales potential of all singles * ** The Lonely Side of Town--*** Mantovani crew. Certainly a side that reviewed during the week and Baby, Don't Believe Him-4 STAR 1751. could step out. and is a must for program- are hit COUNTRY & WESTERN ming BMI) (2:58) picked to the top 50 of (Sidmorc, the Hot 100 chart. JOHNNIE RAY FOUR -STAR JOHNNY JOE. TEX singles are those with strong * ** How Many N)uSIe. How Many AND JACK * The Only Girl (I've Ever Days-*** I'll Bring My Banlo * * ** Let Me Heart Be Broken-DECCA * ** Loved) - sales potential. All Spotlights Along 31289- JUNIOR WATERS DIAL 3000 -An emotion -packed warbling -UNITED ARTISTS 341. Johnny and Jack have e weeper and Four -Star records have been here that has an infectious beat. Lyric * * ** The Stars Fee - MGM 13027 - job by Tex on a moving rockaballad. Watch heard tribute to a girl this side. (Tree, BMI) (2:35) and evaluated by the full CHRIS CROSBY asks for punishment for his wrongdoing. Waters sings this ballad The in style. The chanter Reviewing Panel and descriptive The boys sing with country feeling but soft, almost croon * ** Great Deceiver -* ** Tees - the her and he could make a * * What Should I Do -Solid read- reviews are published for these. age Dream background goes pop. (Pamper, 13511) a good sound ** -DORE 605. (2:00) noise. Pleasant. relaxed arrangement 6 ing by Tex on a fervid rockabilly item THREE -STAR records, having with gospel flavor to the heard in the backing. (Stearns.l.orob, BMI) backing and ar- moderate sales potential, are BUD DASH1 E1.f. * ** Uncle loon', Bongos country (2:34) rangement. Lad could happen with this. -1,r listed thereafter/ these fre- * ** I Talk to the Trees -* ** Pom cats dig right in on a satirical novelty (Tree, BMI) (2:07) Pa Loar -WARNER BROS. 5231. A quently will be of Interest for that has definite pop tendencies. Latin, * * ** Good Lorin' Tonight - wild calypso done against a disk jockey programming. Other and country all blend on this side rocker version of the tune THE DYNAMOS as the big backing. Two nice records, with limited sales poten- two boys sing. RAfll (2,7) band and string * ** Manhunt -* ** Woh! Wob! Yea( debut sides for the artist. (Stearns- Arena, JOHNNY HORTON tial, are listed following the Yea! -CUB 9096. ASCAP) (2:10) * * ** Miss Marcy -COLUMBIA 42063 Three -Star records - (33) -This interesting tune is the story of SPECIAL MERIT SPOTLIGHTS, in HAVLEY MILLS * * * MODERATE the quarrel over Miss Marcy, and how the opinion of the Reviewing * ** Let's Get Together Cob- all the men who -* ** competed for her favon Panel, have outstanding merit bler Cobbler -VISTA 385. SALES BOWLEGS were killed in a duel. It's sung with feeling and deserve exposure. POTENTIAL One More Thies, Part I ZAB by Horton. (Magic Circle, BMI) * * ** - (3:30) All singles JOYCE DAVIS tot Here's Me first release on Home intended for re- - view should be * ** When Roy Meets Chi -* ** of the Blues' new subsidiary label. It's a * * ** Ole Slew -Foot- Horton returns sent to the to Billboard Music Stop Giving Your Maa Away -UNITED COUNTRY & WESTERN frantic, hard -driving instrumental with his "Battle of New Orleans" style on this Week Review- ARTISTS 339. plenty of vitality. Should move in both pop bright cheery side that features ing Panel, P. O. Box 291, Times a sock BILL CARTER and r. &b. markeh. (Hara, BMI) (1:45) vocal and some wild harmonica work. A Square Station, New York 36, LINK WRAY strong effort that *** Shot For Times and Dying- could sell. (Cajun, BMI) N. Y. * ** Jack the Ripper The * * ** One More Time, Part 1 - Talk- (2:0) - * ** ** Stranger Shake Hands With a Stranger -RUMBLE 1000. Fool -MGM 130 ,. www.americanradiohistory.com 30 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK JULY 31, 1961 The pick of the new releases: paru GMT ALB UMB MR. DEALER!! OF -THE WSBlift;r. Strongest sales potential of all albums reviewed this week Continued from page 20 PEREZ PRADO FEATURES THE NEW DANCE LA CHUNGA RCA Victor LMP -2379 (Stereo & Monaural)-The tunes included in this LP by the Prado band form what might OVERSTOCKED. be a basic repertoire for an exciting new dance craze. Prado has vented a new dance step, "La Chunga," and I),the Arthur Murray Dance Studios are teaching it. The exhilirating dance rhythms contained on this LP should get "La Chunga" off to a flying start. They are filled with Latin American swing, fine group vocalizing and splendid, punching organ work reminicent of Perez' "Patricia" hit. The liner also briefly outlines and illustrates the steps to WITH LP'S? the new dance; this, along with the Arthur Murray tie -in, should help the sale of the set. THE IMMORTAL VICTOR HERBERT YOUR The Robert Shaw Chorale and Orchestra. RCA Victor WE'LL CLEAR LM -2515 (Stereo Sr Monaural) -Some of the favorite soperetta melodies of all time are presented in this delight- ful production. Such shows as "Mlle. Modiste," "Babes in Toyland," "The Fortune Teller," "Naughty Marietta," "Sweethearts," "Eileen" and "The Red Mill," are all repre- sented and they are performed in handsome fashion by DEAD. STOCK soloists Saramae Endich, Florence Kopleff, Mallory Walker and Calvin Marsh, along with the chorus and ork. Much FROM NOW TILL SEPT. 30 appeal here. THE VAGABOND KING Mario Lanza. RCA Victor LM -2509 - Rudolf Friml's much -loved operetta, "Vagabond King," was the last re- corded vehicle for the thrilling voice of Mario Lanza. On For every 10 LP's you buy before Sept. 30, 1961, this set Lanza's powerful singing is teamed with that of we will exchange, at no charge, any 3 of your dead Judith Raskin, a marvelous soprano, in some of the world's most famous love duets: "Only a Rose," "Someday" and stock LP's, any make or any label (Monaural for "Tomorrow." In addition, Lanza's rich and powerful tones Monaural, Stereo for Stereo) for any 3 you choose are heard on the fanions "Song of the Vagabonds," where from our catalog. he is supported by a huge vocal chorus and orchestra. The recording is excellent, full of brilliant highlights and lush moments. Since these were the very last recordings Our exciting catalog is chock full of exclusive, staple by the late tenor they are bound to cause much comment and sales action. merchandise that sells year after year. Beautifully packaged in multi- color, prize -winning jackets. ALL THE WAY Brenda Lee. Decca DL 74176 (Stereo & Monaural) -The swingin', 16- year -old thrush pounds out a flock of terrific LIST PRICE DEALER PRICE efforts here, including her latest hit, "Dum Dam," with its flip, "Eventually." Others include "Lover Come Back to $4.98 Mono $2.47 Mono Me," "Sunny Side of the Street" and "Do I Worry." Fine performances, all backed in stylishly by Owen Bradley's $5.98 Stereo $2.97 Stereo ork and chorus. This one should do well at counters and racks. THE BOLL WEEVIL SONG Write for Our Free Catalog ! Then Rush Your Order, Brook Benton. Mercury MG 20641 (Stereo & Monaural)- Benton pairs his current smash, "Boll Weevil Song," with Dead Inventory to Us Now!! 11 others to produce a set that's bound to sell and sell. Plus Your Many of the tunes are, as usual, written by himself, including "A Worried Man," "Careless Love" and "Four Thousand Years Ago," and he turns them out in classy fashion. Fine wax with a cover that shows off the titles Your order will be filled either through in colorful style. Set contains several potential singles, too. our regular distributors or directly from us, depending on your location. Shipment will PORTRAIT OF JOHNNY Johnny Mathis. Columbia CL 1644 (Stereo & Monaural)- - be prepaid. A de luxe merchandising effort is represented here, with the fine color cover painting of Mathis, reproduced in a gold titled frame, which is attached to the liner. Aptly titled "A Portrait of Johnny," the set contains a flock of his more recent hits such as "Starbright," "How to Handle a Woman" and "Oh That Feeling." Smart, highly commer- cial wax with a promotion gimmick that's bound to score. 100% EXCHANGE PRIVILEGE! LAWRENCE GOES LATIN Steve Lawrence. United Artists UAS 6114 (Stereo & Monaural)- Lawrence has taken a leaf out of the Peggy All merchandise you .buy before September 30, 1961, will be Lee book here as he selects a number of familiar show 100% exchangeable until December 31, 1961, against any Items in our tunes and does them to a strong Latin ork background, accenting percussion effects. The results are highly listen - catalog, including new releases! able and spinnable. Repertoire includes "Shall We Dance," "Just in Time," "Small World" and "Tonight." Good cover shot of the singer. GET YOUR STOCK CLEAN FOR THE FALL SELLING SEASON! DANCING IN WONDERLAND Bert Kaempfert. Decca DL 74161 (Stereo & Monaural)- Mail this coupon today! ORDER TODAY! Conductor, arranger, and composer, Bert Kaempfert, offers a program of fine dancing music. included in this collec- REQUEST RECORDS 66 Mechanic St., Dept. BB tion of favorites are three fine tunes of his own: "Only New Rochelle, N. Y. Those in Love," "Funny Talk" and "Now and Forever." Some of the oldies are "Unchained Melody," "Blue Moon" I am interested in cleaning out my dead merchan. and "When I Fall in Love." The arrangements are lush dise. Please mail me your complete catalog of REQUEST and very danceable and the set should enjoy a steady sale. LP's, plus order blank. MORE GREAT MOTION PICTURE THEMES RECORDS Various Artists. United Artists UAS 6158 (Stereo & Mon- NAMF aural)- Another collection of themes from motion pictures 66 Mechanic St. (some original sound tracks) performed by such artists as NAME OP STORF New Rochelle, N. Y. Ferrante and Teicher, Al Caiola, Andre Previn, Don Costa and even Marilyn Monroe. Themes included are "Never Phone: NE 3-6055 on Sunday," "Goodbye Again," "Moulin Rouge," "Gone ADDRESS s With the Wind" and "Paris Blues." A number of these have been hits and the album should draw the many i CITY ZONE_STATIL__ fans of film music. (Continued on page 32) www.americanradiohistory.com JULY 31, 1961 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK 31 TILE A. THE CHORDETTES NEVER ON SUNDAY Cadence 1402 on the Charts and in the Money EDDIE HODGES I'M GONNA KNOCK ON YOUR DOOR Cadence 1397 on the Charts and in the Money DON SHIRLEY TRIO WATER BOY Cadence 1392 on the Charts and in the Money THE EVERLY BROTHERS ALL I HAVE TO DO IS DREAM Cadence 1604 on the Charts and in the Money GEORGE FEVER MY CLAIR DE LUNE Cadence 1403 We still think this could make it JOHNNY TILLOTSON WITHOUT YOU Cadence-1404 off and running DON CARROLL SEVEN -UP AND ICE CREAM SODA Cadence 1405 This could be the BIG WINNER of our entries www.americanradiohistory.com 32 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK JULY 31, 1961 The pick of the new releases: THE NATION'S TOP TUNES ROROR ROLL of H1T5 CiH7e ALBUMS TRADE MARK REC. OF THE WEEK FOR WEEK ENDING AUGUST 6 Strongest sate* potential of all albums reviewed this week. The Honor Roll of Hits comprises the nation's top tunes according Continued from page 30 to record sales and disk jockey performances as determined by Billboard Music Week's weekly nationwide surveys. BRAZEN BRASS FEATURES SAXES Henry Jerome and His Ork. Decca DL 74127 (Stereo & Monaural) -The sax section for the first time in the Weeks RECORDINGS AVAILABLE Lak on "brazen brass" series, gets the spotlight treatment here, as PTiYI li Tuoe Composer -Publisher Chart (Bert Selling Record listed in Bold Fact) the big cress' undertakes fancy stereo interpretations of a 9 number of swing era war horses, like "Don't Be That Way," Oj 1 TOSSIN' AND TURNIN' 1. AND TURNIN' Bobby Serenade," (Miller), etc. The date By Adams- Rene -Published by Steven (BMI) TOSSIN' - (Goodman); "Sunrise Lewis, Beitone 1002. was set up with five -man sax sections on both right and in 9 left. These chatter back and forth an interesting ques- O 2 BOLL WEEVIL SONG 2. BOLL WEEVIL SONG - Brook tion and answer technique, with brass and rhythm in the Benton- Published by Play (BMI) Benton, 71820. By Clyde Otis -Brook Mercury center. Stereo fans will dig this new approach, and the set can be expected to do solid business, 18 3. NEVER ON SUNDAY - Laic 3 3 NEVER ON SUNDAY Anderson, King 5478; Chordettes, Published by Esteem- Sldmore (HMI) By Manos Hadljidakls- Cadence 1402; Don Costa, United THE DIXIE REBELS, VOL. 2 Artiste 234; Abbe Lane, Mercury 71835; Matins Mercourl, United (Big Jeb) Dooley. Command RS 825 SD (Stereo & Mon - 4 11 DUM DUM 5 Artists 304. aural) good, vibrant Dixie set with detailed liner notes by Merle (BMI) -A By Sharon Sheeley- Jackie DeShannon- Published inside the double -fold cover, on the artist, trumpeter 4. DUM DUM - Brenda Lee, Decca Dooley, as well as the derivation of the idiom. For sound 8 31272. O 5 'YELLOW BIRD fans, the album as the Command line in general boasts Hy Luboff- Kclth- Published by Frank ( ASCAP) top quality, the set should sell well in jazz and pop BIRD-Bards, but F. YELLOW Cuca 1038; circles, such as "Ja Da," "Milenberg Joys,' Gary Crosby, MGM 13017; Arthur too. Traditionals 5 12 I LH(E IT LIKE THAT Lyman Group, Hl FI 5024; Mills "Limehouse Blues" and "Tiger Rag" are included. Smart By Chris Kenner- Published by Tune -Kel (BMI) Brothers, Dot 16234; Lawrence wax that should continue the Command hit string. © Welk, Dot 162221 Roger Williams, Kapp 408. 6 Classical O l SAN ANTONIO ROSE Wills- Published by Bourne (ASCAP) By Bob 6. I LIKE IT LIKE THAT - Chris THE AND WAGNER Kenner, Instant 3229. SOUND OF STOKOWSKI of the Air (Stokowski). RCA Victor LM -2555 6 Symphony 10 HATS OFF TO LARRY is s 7. SAN ANTONIO ROSE (Stereo & Monaural) -This music for which Stokowskï By Del Shannon -Published by Vicki- McLaughlin (BMI) - Floyd Cramer, RCA Vletor 7893{ Frantics, interpretations have no peers. His conducting of Wagner Dolton 33. always has been something special and he is in top form 9 4 QUARTER TO THREE in this group of well -known works. These include the Raystcr- Published by Pepe (BMI) By Barge -Guida -Anderson- 8. HATS OFF TO LARRY - Del "Ride of Valkyries," the Prelude to Act 3 of "Tristan and Shannon, Big Top 3075. Isolde," the Entrance of the Gods into Valhalla from "Das 2 Rheingold," and the Overture and Venusberg music from C) 18 LAST NIGHT 9. QUARTER TO THREE - U. S. By Mar- Keys -Published by Eut -Baia (MI) Bonds, LeGrand 1008. "Tannhauser." Massive, dramatic and prayerful in turn, this music is truly a Stokowski spectacular. 10. LAST NIGHT -Bear -Keys, Satellite 14 TOGETHER 5 11 By De Sylvia, Brown á Henderson - 107. BEETHOVEN: "EMPEROR" CONCERTO Published by De Slyva, Brown á Henderson (ASCAP) Van Cliburn, Fritz Reiner, Chicago Symphony: RCA Vic- 11. TOGETHER - Connie Francis, MGM 13019{ Steve Gibson, ABC tor LM -2562 (Stereo & Monaural)- Another fine perform- 3 15 LET'S TWIST AGAIN Paramount 10105; Guy Lombardo, ance from Van Cliburn. He presents a reading of the "Em- 12 By Mann -Appell -Published by Kalman ( ASCAP) Decay 27560. peror" concerto that is dynamic and full of vitality and 2 U. LET'S TWIST AGAIN - Chubby proved quite successful; Cliburn is most ably supported by (D 23 WOODEN HEART (Muss I Denn) Checker, Parkway 824, By Wise -Weisman- Twomey- Kaempfert- Published by Gladys (ASCAP) the orchestra under maestro Reiner's guidance. The album be a chart item and move out of stores at top 13. WOODEN HEART (.Muss I Deem) should hot 8 RAINDROPS 10 -Joe Dowell, Smash 1878{ Gus speed. 14 Backus, Fono -Graf 1234. By Dee Clark -Published by Conrad (BMI) BERNSTEIN CONDUCTS SYMPHONIC DANCES 9 14. RAINDROPS -Dee Clark, Vee Jay FROM WEST SIDE STORY & SYMPHONIC SUITE 6 EVERY BEAT OF MY HEART 383. 15 Johnny Otis-Published by Val io )BMI) FROM ON THE WATERFRONT New York Philharmonic (Bernstein). Columbia MS 6251 15. EVERY BEAT OF MY HEART - (Stereo & Monaural) Leonard Bernstein s scores for 5 Gladys Knight, Fury 1050; Mid - - 16 PLEASE STAY the Waterfront" were extraor- 0 By Bert Bacharsch -Bob Hilliard - nightcrs, Deluxe 6190; Pips, V. Jay "West Side Story" and "On Published by 11th Floor- Quartet -Walden (ASCAP) 386. dinary and music lovera are treated here to a fine per- formance of the "Symphonic Dances From West Side 10 16. PLEASE STAY- Drifters, Atlantic and "Symphonic Suite From On the Waterfront" 9 MOODY RIVER 2105. Story" 1T By Gary Bruce -Published by Ken (BMI) by the New York Philharmonic Orchestra under the direc- tion of the composer himself. Both scores stand up ex- 17. MOODY RIVER -Pat Boone, Dot album 3 16209j Chase Webster, Soot hero tremely well on their own, and the well -made 21 MY KIND OF GIRL record collection. 18 By Leslie Bricusse-Published by Hollis (HMI) Sound 101. should be a valuable addition to every 18. MY KIND OF GIRL -Matt 1lonro, 13 CHOPIN: PIANO CONCERTO NO. 1, IN E MINOR, C)17T TRAVELIN' MAN Warwick 636. OP. 11; LISZT By Jerry Fuller -Published by Golden West Melodies (BMI) TODTENTANZ Philadelphia Ork (Eugene Ormandy) and Alesander Bral- 19. TRAVELIN' MAN Jo Morris, - (Stereo & Monaural) Herald 420; Rkky Nelson, Imperial lowsky, pianist. Columbia MS 6252 20 CUPID 4 5741. are versions of this well -known work 0 By Sam Cooke -Published by Kagt (BMI) -There numerous already on record, but this new stereo performance, which 2 20. CUPID -Sam Cooke, RCA Victor teams two top names, is bound to garner much of the 28 PRETTY LITTLE ANGEL EYES 7883, on in. A masterful job indeed by the 21 By Lee -Boyce -Published by S -P -R (HMI) action from here veteran pianist, assisted with great skill by the Philadel- 21. PRETTY LITTLE ANGEL EYES- 12 phia Orchestra. Dealers can do much business with this (2-2') HELLO MARY LOU Curtis Lee, Dunes 2007. on page 34) By Gene Pitney -Published by January (BMI) one. (Continued 22. HELLO MARY LOU -Ricky Nel- 30 I'LL BE THERE 2 son, Imperial 5741. 23 By King- Glick- Jones -Published by Progressive -Trio (BMI) Best Selling Sheet Music in U. S. 23. I'LL BE THERE-Dunks Jo, Mer- cury 71840. are ranked In order of lhelr current national MICHAEL 1 TTunesem.. Importance al the eM1eet musli lobbec lerel. 0 W'eeW - by (ASCAP) By Dave Fisher -Published United Artiste 24. MICHAEL - Highwaymen, Unlled Tills Last on Artists 258. Week Week Cbart 25 SACRED 4 1 1 NEVER ON SUNDAY -Esteem- Sidmore (BMI) 14 0 25. Era 3048. By -Published by Bamboo- Daywin (BMI) SACRED -Cooks,, A. Roas -W. Landau 2 2 EXODUS -Chappell (ASCAP) 36 26. THE SWITCH-A-ROO - Hank Bal- 26 THE SWITCHA -R00 3 lard and the Mldnighters, King 3 3 CALCUTTA- Pincus -Symphony House (ASCAP) 31 2G 5510. By Hank Ballard- Published by Ha -Lo (BMI) 4 6 YELLOW BIRD -Frank (ASCAP) 7 27. THE FISH-Bobby Rydcll, Cameo 5 6 LAST DATE- Acuff -Rose (BMI) 32 29 THE 2 27 FISH 192. By Lowe-Mann-Appell-Published by Lowe (ASCAP) 6 8 HELLO MARY LOU- January (BMI) 5 28. l'OL' DON'T KNOW WHAT 7 10 SAN ANTONIO ROSE -Bourne (ASCAP) 5 YOU'VE GOT (11al11 You Lose IQ YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'VE GOT (Until You Lose II) 1 28 -Rol Donner, Gone 5108. 8 9 WHEELS -Dundee (BMI) 24 - P. by Sequence (ASCAP) By Hampton -D. Burton-Published 9 14 BY NIGHT- Roosevelt (BMI) 28 29. THAT'S WHAT GIRLS ARE WONDERLAND THAT'S WHAT GIRLS ARE MADE FOR 1 :VADE FOR - Spinners, Tri -Phi 10 United Artists (ASCAP) 1 29 (HMI) - MICHAEL- - By H. Fuqua -O. Gordy -Published by Fuqua 1001. 11 4 HEY, LOOK ME OVER -Morris (ASCAP) 27 1 30. SCHOOL IS OUT -Cary (U. S.) 30 SCHOOL IS OUT 12 11 APACHE -Regent (BMI) 21 - By Anderson -Barge -Published by Pepe (BMI) Bonds, LeGrand 1009. 13 - MY KIND OF GIRL -Hollis (BMI) 1 W'ARNLNG -The title 'HONOR ROLL OP HITS' G a registered trade -marl- end the listing of the hits has been copyrighted by Billboard Music Week. Use of either may not be made with- 14 1S MISTY -Octave (ASCAP) 53 out Billboard Music Week's consent. Requests for such consent should be submitted io writing 15 SEPTEMBER- 1 to the publishers of Billboard Music Week at 1564 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y. - THEME FROM COME Adaris (BMI) www.americanradiohistory.com JULY 31, 1961 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK 33 DETROIT CLEVELAND FOR BREAKING INTO THE TOP 10 with "SHAKE SHAKE SHERRY" ANDREA CARROLL'S THE REDWOODS "PLEASE DON'T TALK (Formerly The Flairs) TO THE LIFEGUARD" 5 -9447 DIRECTION: Burton Management Inc. 5 -9450 EPIC Is REALLY ON T MOVE! www.americanradiohistory.com 34 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK JULY 31, 1961 the pick of the new releases: military- flavored "Strike Up the Band," e Hawaiian sounding "Red Sails in the Sun- set," and his old. fashioned banjo attack on DIRECTIONAL "China Boy." Peabody has a big following - NEW RELEASES he's done et least seven previous LP's for SPOTLIGHT ALBUMS Dot -and they st,ould go for this as one OF THE WEEK of his best. * * ** THE RIOTOUS, RAUCOUS, "MY MULE" RED-HOT 20'S ve Joe (Fingers) Carr. Warner Bros. W b,w Strongest sales potential of all albums reviewed week. 1423 -Joe (Fingers) Carr, the Girls From this Club 16, the Harmony Boys and the Wild- Continued from page 32 cat Jam Band loin forces fora wonderfully happy enthusiastic recording Mat L right "DON'T V, ME BABY" 60 YEARS OF MUSIC AMERICA LOVES BEST La the current roaring '20's trend. The (VOL. HI) (Red - tunes include some of the best -known nov- Seal) elties of the era. "Yes We Hare No by Abner & Linda Various Artists. RCA VIctor LM- 3574- Specially priced Bananas," "Ice Cream," "Collegiate," and (for a limited time) at $1.98, this collection of unforget- "T11e Sheik of Araby," are among the Peacock .1902 telectiona. Carr, the girl and the boys A PRODUCT OF PREMIER ALBUME. INC. table performances of the past should enjoy sure -fire sales. handle Oem with sparkle, and the album 356 w. 4a St., N. Y. C. Sides-culled from Victor's best selling album set of the could turn into a strong seller. Fine wax same title -includes standout collector's W'axings by Marian for parties too. Companion wax is one Gcaned "Fioppers, Anderson, Fiedler, Kreisler, Pinza, Lily Pons, Horowitz, Speakeasies and , also released by Kamen fists '''tubweek, GET YOUR Koussevitzky, Toscanini, Caruso, Bjoerling, John Barry - with performances by many of the same "LONELY more and Kirsten Flagstad. acts. ONE" SINGLES MOVING IN b/w Semi -Classical * * ** SPECIAL DELIVERY IMPORTANT Della Reese. RCA Victor LPM -2391 HEARTS IN 3/4 TIME (Stereo & Moosoral) -The thrush is in fine, rhea( tom, on lits which Boston Pops Ork (Fiedler). RCA ugh album, spoof "ROMEO" Victor LM -2556 (Stereo her atrl(C deliveryedelivery on a collection of +,MARKETS!fAST ACTION & Monaural)-Superb Pperformances and sound mark this o (C ontinued on page 35) For More information, contact: lush and lovely album of famous waltzes by the Boston by Jerry Foster GORDON- MANSFIELD ra Pops under Arthur Fiedler. The waltzes range from the ENTERPRISES title tune, to "Danube Waves," "Gold and Silver Waltz" CHART BREAKER! Backbeat 0534 Record Promotion Publicity and "Valse Bluette." Album can sell to the semiclassical, Public Relations classical and adult pop market. 250 W. 57th St. 1 1520 N. Broad St. New York 19, N. Y. I Philadelphia 21, Pa. Circle 5.3677 I POplar 3-0585 Sound The BiG DOUBLE STEREO ACTION GOES BROADWAY "PICKED" SINGLES Dick Schory's Percussion and Brass Ensemble. (RCA Vic- "THERE tor LSA- 2382 -A group of show tunes engage the attention of Dick Schory and his percussion and brass ensemble "DONT on this sparkling new Stereo Action disk. It features the CRY NO MORE" THEY GO" sm wild ping -pong from speaker to speaker that has been a part of the series, plus bright musicianship and perform- Bobby 'Blue' Bland HAROLD ances. The tunes include "Heat Wave," "Camelot," %1 %s "Show Me" and "The Sound of Music." Good wax for - DORMAN stereo fans everywhere. "ST. JAMES Sun #362 , Comedy INFIRMARY" 639 Madison AIN'T THAT WEIRD? Memphis, Tenn. 76.4, Brother Dave Gardner. RCA Victor LPM -2335 (Stereo & ANNETTE'S Gardner has had two best Monaural)- selling albums as a NEW SINGLE result of his exposure on the Jack Paar NBC -TV show, ATTENTION! and this one should chalk up similar sales success. The 'HAWAIIAN LOVE TALK' rural -styled comic is in his usual top comedy form on b AUDIO FIDELITY RECORDS this DISTRIBUTORS RACK JOBBERS package, recorded live at the Will Rogers Memorial Audi- 'BLUE MUUMUU' ----- torium in Fort Worth. Should appeal strongly to his Vlsfe F. 384 ONE STOPS RETAILERS DFM loyal following. (from the LP BOUND s DISCOUNT OPERATORS HAWAIIANNETTE) 3010 EFFEtTB IV 3303 Children Low Price Maio LP's G EP's, Singles (all labels, all artists). Accessories. Any quantity DFS .i of factory new records Irot used!, BUGS BUNNY SONGFEST 331/2's, 45's, 78's- available to you ëT' Original Cartoon Voices; the Sandpiper Chorus. Golden at cost of less than manufacturer's. 7010 Send for a free listing of prices end LP 71 -Many of the original Bugs Bunny cartoon voices type records we can supply. are re- created here, along with Bugs himself. There's a lot NEW Stern of merry cavorting, through many different tunes, which Disc Jockeys SEND FOR FREE CATALOG OF feature the Sandpiper chorus in addition to the comic Bob Heller Record Dist. Co. ALL MERCHANDISE AVAILABLE rabbit and his buddies. One side is various SOUND EFFECTS ALBUM! devoted to 665 N. Broad St. Phila., Pa. adventures of the characters, with the flip devoted to a Pick of the week August lit HAM -MIL TRADING CORP. birthday song for the months of the year. Much fun for the 1520 N. Broad St., Philadelphia 21, Pa. younger kiddies. Phone: POpiar 3 -0585 INC MOST INSPIRING RECORDINGS GF OUR TIME! "ALL THE Instruction WAY HOME" CHARLTON THE SOUND OF JAZZ: THE SOUND OF BRUSHES I Breaking Big Various Artists. Music Minus One. MMO 175 -Music fN G ONIImpaie8 by Minus One has come up with another fine music instruc- by the BLAZERS Through the South Ormisr Chorale tion LP. Top -flight jazz sidemen like bassists Addison Di's, waft: HESTOF and INFERNO RECORD CO. Farmer and Wilbur Ware pianist Mal Waldron play P. 0. Box 1214, Newport News, Va. T HE LIFE OF CHRIST easy -to -follow jazz, with gaps left for the student's own "IT'S A SIN" THE PASSION OF OUR LORD wire brush skill. For the beginner, creator Charley Perry demonstrates the basic brush strokes used in contemporary by drumming, and an illustrated pamphlet pictures the grips VANGUARD and strokes to be used. A pair of wire brushes arc SLIM & recordings ANN for the connoisseur included with the set which makes for added merchandis- Suck FIRE .1053 154 West 14 Street, New York II ing value. 0 OcveJtd FIRE RECORDS r, 0 271 W. 125th St., New York, N. Y. g Original Hifi! "UNDER THE INFLUENCE POP LP'S OF LOVE" Theme from Capitol 4602 * * * *. ANOTHER HiT FROM LA DO LC E i.:I \II: \I. JERRY BUTLER STRONG SALES POTENTIAL 6708 Sunset Blvd.; Hollywood 18, Cali /. Phone: Hollrwhod 1.9347. VITA * * ** BROADWAY BONGOS AND music and programming for hip locks with MR. "B" appeal for r. &b. buyers es well as pop. *I'1IA* Billy Ecksane. Mercury SR 60637 (Stereo & Monaural)-This is one of the best ¡,1245 albums made by Billy Eckstine in many * * ** GREAT FOR DANQNG VOL. 3 The Sociable,. ABC Paramount ABC -376 TELLING YOU /G F`OQC years. He is singing again on this record, ROMANTIC o n Qn and singing with confidence In his old (Stereo & Monaural) - Tho first two style. The tunes are made to order for the volumes of this series enjoyed solid sales HAWAIIAN MUSIC and this follow -up should appeal strongly * * * * * * * singer, ranging from "If Ever I Would 390 * * * * Leave You," to "Tonight," plus bits from to the same buyers. It features light, bouncy AUTHENTIC 4r FOLKWAYS RECORDS instrumental * other Broadway shows. And he is backed treatments of 40 nostalgic `1449 5. Michigan, Chicago S. smartly by the Hal Mooney ark, with standards -all show tunes -with a not, RECORDINGS WORLD'S LEADER IN 4. * arrangements that are in Me current groove. danceable beat. Selections include "You're Me Cream In My Coffee," "My Funny Write for free AUTHENTIC FOLK MUSIC A strong new album that could help win 4, back many of Mr. B's fans. Valentine" and "Button Up Your Overcoat." cotologue today NEW HIGH FIDELITY RELEASES MasterIng- ProcessIng- PressIng WAIKIKI - Write fo lete eatalop t 400 small or large quantities Lora prny Record Albura in ErIONIC THE BAND WITH THE BEAT! BANJO AMLRICAN INTERNATIONAL * * ** * * ** MAGIC RECORDS * * Bill Doggett and HN Combo. Warner Eddie Peabody. Dot DLP 25376 (Stereo NEW MODERN PLANT JAIL, LIT INSTRUCTIONAL 529 Kamakea CHILDREN, LITERATURE. Bros. W 1421 -Doggett's sock, swinging & Monaural)-The old master of the banjo SIDNEY J. WAKEFIELD * FOLKWAYS RECORDS organ solo style Is spotlighted here on e shows what a variety of rhythm, sound and Honolulu, Hawaii group of zestful selections. Tunes include expression can be coaxed out of his In- 1836 W. Moreland St., Phoenix 7, Ariz. N 117 westa46SERVICEN. YOCP36, N. Y. "Pony Walk," "Lucy," "Open the Door, strument. A Latin -styled version of "All the For fast service, Did 252.5644 * * * * * * * * * * * Richard!" and "Petite Fleur." Solid dance Things You Am," is in contrast with e Copyrighted material www.americanradiohistory.com 31, JULY 1961 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK 35 * * * ANOTHER SMASH BY THE GUESS WHO IS NOW l Reviews of New Albums MODERATE EXCLUSIVELY WITH SALES POTENTIAL KING OF PACHANGA FURY RECORDS? / Continued from page 34 A JAZZ nostalgic with by * ** PROFILE OF RAY 1 That's Right / standards tasteful backing CHARLES PACHECO ... Mercer Ellington. Selections each emi- / - Jack Sheldon, Reprise R 2003. sanely "Bill include the canary's recent * * * MODERATE AI / single, "Bill Bailey," "You Made Me Love *** PLENTY OF HORN Y "Three o'clock Use SU THE PIPS / You," in Morning," etc. SALES POTENTIAL Tad Curses. Old Town LP 2003. Featuring NEW d THE YO[ NG SAVAGES FABULOUS SONGS OF THE 30's *** ORLEANSt THE LIVING * * ** * ** LEGENDS CHARANGA Charlie McKenzie. Dot DLP 25377 (Stereo Sound Track. Columbia CS 8472 (Stereo Ma Robinson & His New Orleans Rand. GLADYS / & Monaural) / KNIGHT / & Monaural) -The background score for Rherslde RLP 9369. (Steno A Monaural.) this rough and ready picture about teen LOVE violence in New York cleverly * ** YOUNG employs Tab Hunter. Dot devised and contrasting jazz themes M DLP 25370 (Stereo A Monaural). "GUESS WHO" / convey the message. Composer Amram has C&W LP'S done a first -rate job, music is / such that the * SONGS FATHER TAUGHT ME b/w listcnable in itself, its association ** apart from Father Joseph Dustin, C.S.S.R. Rtver,lde Stop Running Around with the Particularly in light of the picture. RLP 97509 (Stereo & Monaural). Fury 41052 hoopla on the film, the package can be expected to enjoy brisk activity and in fact, Every Distributor and Dee Jay who * ** STRINGS OVER HAWAII **** STRONG lends Itself well to programming. Don Tlare and His has heard this record predicts this Enchanting Violins. Warner Bros. W 1420. SALES POTENTIAL as the next x1 SUMMER RITI / ANYMORE * * ** * ** THE MANY KEYBOARDS OF THE / Roy Drinky. Dacca DL 74160. (Stereo AMAZING PAUL RENARD * * ** ONCE IN A LIFETIME Monaural) - Strong, warm -hearted per- Riverside RLP 97507 (Stereo & Mon. Slim Whitman. Imperial LP 9156 -The «YA YA" /&/formances by Roy Drusky, including Ms aural). noted western singer, who has always been current hit, "Three Hearts in a Tangle," a By Lee Dorsey steady seller here and in England, turns are featured here. The chanter has a mighty * ** ROY STIECK, HIS SINGING (Continued on page 36) Fury ^1053 /convincing style on such tunes as Jack GUITAR AND PARADISE. SINGERS /Scott's "Burning Bridges," and country ABC Paramount ABC -379 (Stereo A ballads like "I'd Rather Loan You Out,' Monaural)- LPA 805 Available in Stereo & Mono FURY RECORDS and "1 Wonder Where You Are Tonight." ALEGRE RECORDING CORP. 271 W. 125th St., New York, N. Y. / In addition, there are a number of the * ** THE GOLDEN TOUCH PLAYS 26 A REAL SMASHI artist's own tunes, too. Set should get a GOLDEN FAVORITES 852 Westchester Ave., Bronx 59, N.Y. DA 9.4699 TERRITORIES FOR DISTRIBUTION STILL elrong play in both country and pop marts. Frank Cemmarele. ABC Paramount ANC FATS DOMINO SOME o`a! 377 (Stereo & Monaural), AVAILABLE * ** LATIN CARNIVAL "GOOD HEARTED MAN" Eddie Calvert. ABC Paramount ARC, b/w RONNY DOUGLAS 3134 (Stereo & Monaural), BUSTING WIDE OPEN!! "LET THE FOUR WINDS BLOW" LP REVIEW POLICY * ** LIKE YESTERDAY j'5764 Von Dexter & His Ork, Imperial LP 912f. RUN, RUM, RUN All albums received by Bill- Music * ** LOLA WANTS YOU board Week are listened Lola Albright. Kew LP 101, BLUE MOON to and reviewed by the BMW IMPERIAL RECORDS Reviewing Panel. LP's are rated, * ** C'EST SI BON 6425 Hollywood Blvd. within their respective cate- Bob Crosby, Dol DLP 25382. (Stereo A Monaural), OF KENTUCKY gories, according to their com- Hollywood 28, Calif. mercial potential, based upon such factors as performance, material, artist's norms value, by THE GO -KARTS 13 recording quality, etc. JAZZ LP'S Distributed Nationally Through SPOTLIGHT WINNERS are eaiph fudged to have the strongest JAY -GEE RECORD CO., INC. sales potential of all albums **** STRONG reviewed during the week and Imery are picked to hit the Top LP SALES POTENTIAL chart. FOUR -STAR are albums "IT'S NOT A LOT" RECORD SALES OR those with strong sales poten- * * GLIDIN' ALONG tial. All Spotlights and Four -Star ** (But It's All I've Got) PROMOTION REPRESENTATIVE LP's have been evaluated by Benny Green Quintet Jazzland JLP 943S Liberty F the full Reviewing Panel, and (Stereo A Monaural)-Good swinging mod- -55352 em jazz with AVAILABLE descriptive reviews pub- plenty of expressive, extrovert see solo passages. Green's sliding lished for these. horn has deep Seven years distributor salesman, six roots In the '30'e but he has managed to (')i)\(,ti \(. evolve and move with the times, years disc jockey, now desires position THREE -STAR albums, having as these modem solo excursions 6,308 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif. moderate show. Green L with record manufacturer. Will accept sales potential, are joined by others with good marquee value Phone: Hollywood 14247 listed thereafter; these fee. too -J. Griffin, tenor; Junior Mance, piano; any territory in East. Will report to Paul quently will be of particular Chamber, and Larry Gales alternating N. Y. C., Philadelphia, etc., of own Sammy Salvo interest to dealers spe- on bass; and Ben Riley on drums. Seven with expense for interview. Address: cialized clientele. Other LP's, neatly contrasting sides included. with limited sales potential, are BOX 361, c/o Billboard THE BULLY OF listed following the Three -Star * * ABOARD THE DIXIE. -FLYER 1564 Broadway New York, N. Y. albums. ** HI Miff Mole and His Dixieland Rand, THE BEACH Slepheny MF 4011 -Mole and his slide SPECIAL MERIT SPOTLIGHTS, In trombone share something of a name among "BOBBY" the opinion of irHICKORY 1150 the Reviewing the Dixie traditionalists, and here Panel, have Mole by outstanding merit shows his own virtuosity In this idiom, and deserve exposure. along with that of a band consisting of All LP's Intended for review a rather time- honored line -up of trumpet, SONG OF should be sent to the Billboard sub -toned clarinet, Mole's trombone and a Neil Scott I rhythm section. Music Week Reviewing Panel, "Wolverine Blues,' "Jim - town Blues," and P. O, Box several Mole originals Heading for the Charfsl 292, Times Square comprise the repertoire. For strictly Dixie - THE NAIROBI Station, New York 36, N. Y. mindcd buyers. PORTRAIT r 102 "COME AND 1630 I'wey, N. Y. * * ** EZZ- THETECS TRIO MR 15.105 GET IT" George Russell Sextet, Riverside REP 1 LOVE 9375 (Stereo A Monaural)-Here e * * ** PARIS is pack- by THE FORTUNE TELLERS age of what could he MAURICE Pete Fountain. Coral CRL 757378. called new dimensions. The sextet (trumpet, This Is a Smash!! (Stereo & Monaural) Fountain strays far trombone, alto, plus - rhythm) explores in MAKERS WILLIAMS from the Dixie palls on Ais latest effort, as the fascinating, but occasionally monotonous ha applies his sub -toned clarinet sound to world of atonality. "CHUBBY ISN'T RECORDS and Yet this Is vibrant and 64 West a number of popular melodies having to do exciting stuff, both 57th 5t., in the ensemble work well New York, N.Y. with France, with backing by a big ark, as as in the Y r startlingly organ solo Phons: Ci rcle 5.2727 highlighting strings. It thus becomes a tine passages. Pianist CHUBBY ANYMORE" The Zodiacs Russell, the leader on mood presentation, w1G such tunes as "I the date, wrote three of the lunes, with Herald 563 Love Paris," "La Vie En and Mlles Davis, Dave Baker Rose," "April and In Thelonious Monk contributing others. The Paris," featured. Artful cover shows e Itels There's much RECORD winking Pete Fountain in typically French of interest here and it de- t101 PROCESSING 150 WEST 55 ST., N.Y., N.Y. manda plenty of attention. attire. Set can do a lot of business. AND PRESSING D.J: s: Write for Samples! " RPM, --a2', R.P.M.. any aurnl icier. * * ** GRIEF A LOCK Dist.: Some Areas Available. Corn Record Service. * * ** BAWDY BARRACKS BALLADS, Includes LJDfIs -P reeeliing- .Md11[IS. VOL. 2 Eddie (Lockjaw) Davis A Johnny Griffin The Four Sergeants. ABC Paramount Qulatel. Jazzland JI.P 9425. (Stereo & MAGNIFICO RECORDS Serd your tape -we do the rest! Your Next Big Hit! Monaural) ABC 381. (Stereo & Monaural)- Double - Eddie (Lockjaw) Davis and 151 Rd., kt V. Gertruds Mamaroneck, N. Y. SONGCRAFT Nev,;66ye Y etendre take the day on this, the second Johnny Griffin team up once again on the ie the series of Riverside subsld THE POP EYE TWIST "Bawdy Barracks Ballads" Jazzland, for a highly ex- from Amper. The 12 tracks are composed plosive series of tenor sax exchanges. There b; w of naughty type tunes most of which will are six tracks in all, in varying up- tempos. provide a smirk or two for those liking this The two tenor men are ably assisted by DEVIL -DOG ROCK kind of comedy song. The tunes are sung Junior Mance on piano, Ben Riley, drums in rousing style which befits the material. and Larry Gales, bass. The two musicians by The backgrounds are of a simple nature. have picked "Last Train From Overbrook," Some of the tunes included a "The See "Second Balcony Jump" and "Good Bott" DON'T CRY BABY Frankie and the Flips Welt" "She Had to Go and Lose It at the among their titles. Astor" and "No Hips which Savoy .1602 at All," should give some idea of material's nature. * * ** JIMMY HEATH: THE QUOTA ETTA JAMES argo 5393 Riverside RLP 9372. (Stereo & Most POP * * ** GREAT HITS LN BOOGIE aural) Four of the six tunes on this LP WOOGIE - 2 HITS FOR have been composed by Jimmy Heath. Jack Flea. Dot DLP 25374, (Stereo A Like his tenor sax playing, they are forceful Monaural) - Fanciers of boogie woogie and direct. The ensemble plays Meru with piano CLARENCE HENRY interpretations will get a boot out much precision. The group is a well -bal- of this LP. Fine tears Into a number of anced aggregation, six men strong, which past hits, playing them with that eight -to- numbers among its members Jimmy's when ads . . . answering the-bat feeling. There are also 'spots of brother Percy (bassist with the MJQ) end Al organ solo on some of the 12 tracks. The (drummer with the Jazztet). Fine solos ers LONELY STROLL SAY YOU SAW IT IN backing Is simple and composed chiefly also contributed by Freddie Hubbard on CHESS of drums, bass and guitar, with Finn's trumpet, Julius Watkins, French horn and PROD. CORP. BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK plano of course. Among the older hits Cedar Walton, pleoo, This LP should ap- 2120 S. Michigan included are "Moonglow," "Heartaches," peal to those collectors who like their jazz b/w WHY CAN'T YOU argo 5395 "Paper Doll" and "Lazy River." in the modern groove. Chicago 16 www.americanradiohistory.com 36 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK JULY 31, 1961 * * ** SCHUBERT: SYMPHONY NO. 8 almost a caricature drawing, is s refreshing IN B MINOR (UNFINISHED)) 51'61. change from the more expected photo ap- Mercury Exhibiting PHONY NO. 5 IN B FLAT proach. Reviews of New Albums Chicago Symphony Orel:. (Reiner). RCA Victor LM 2516. (Stereo & Monaural) - At int. Trade Fair A faithful and Continued from page 35 colorful interpretation by INTERNATIONAL 11130100 Reiner and the Chicago Symphony CHICAGO - Mercury Record Orchestra of two out a package of pleasant ballads- The popular Schubert sym- Corporaton is showing its phonies. Although there are a great many * * ** CONTINENTAL HOST products offering -"River of Tears," "Letter Edged Raoul Meynard and His Warner to etc., are recordings available on both these pieces, Or. to an expected crowd of some in Black," "Too Tired Care," CLASSICAL LP'S Bros. W 1424 Raoul hfey'oord and or- backed by the traditional steel guitar and and the "Unfinished" ln particular, the - 35,000 professional buyers and chestra give a posh sound to French and rhythm. The set can be expected to do conductor offers his fine musical signature Italian favorites by utilizing the continental businessmen from throughout the good long-haul business. to these works Mat should make this a top selling item in the stores. musical instrument, the mandolin. Included world at the giant International **** STRONG are "Under Paris Skies," "The Maxixe," Trade Fair here, July 25 to Au- * * ** COUNTRY JUBILEE Arrivederci Rome," "Mottinata," and gust 10. Various Artists. Decca DL 4172 -Decca "Funiculi, Funicule." It's a lovely album has selected a brace of its all time top SALES POTENTIAL * * * MODERATE of mood music perfect for listening. The Mercury is the only recording Country sides and packaged them into a SALES attractive cover should help sell the pack- company of the many hundreds rewarding experience for all the fans. In- POTENTIAL age, too, of firms to take space. In addition cluded here are such artists as Red Foley. ** ** RAVEL: DAPHNIS AND CHI.OE Wakety, Red Sovine, Bill Monroe, Boston Symphony Orch. (Munch). RCA to the professional buyers, the Jimmy COMMAND PERFORMANCE Grady Martin, Tompoll and the Glazer Vktor LM 2568. (Stereo & Monaural) * ** fair is open to the public with a - JOEY ALFIDI (2.12 ") SACRED Brothers, etc. Smart packaging that can The complete version of the Daphnis and daily attendance in the Chloe suites receive. Includes Beethoven: Symphony No. 8 and thousands. have good long -haul sales. a colorful treatment Piano Concerto by Charles Munch and the Boston Sym- No. 3; Rachmanlnoff: Pre- * * ** HYMNS Mercury has set up three stereo lude In C phony. The work has grown vastly in pop- Sharp Minor: Chopin: In C Dr. Norman Soreng Wright; Dr. Charles listening booths with Minor; AUldI; Plano Concerto S. Kendall. Dot OLP 25375. (Stereo & earphones in ularity since its first presentation as a uni- No. 2. Jubilee JGM 2 -3000. of all its exhibit. can its * * * MODERATE fied composition some 40 years ago and Monaural) - 'Best loved' hymns Customers hear now ranks well up with the public. This Christian faiths such as "The Old Rugged latest product in classical, pop, * ** SZYMANOWSKIt STABAT MATER. SALES POTENTIAL performance shows the Boston orchestra's Cross," "Blest Be the Ties mat Bind," jazz and other categories OPUS 53, & SYMPHONY No. 3, OPUS 27 a We Have in Jesus" and grasp of the work, and ft should become a "What Friend Warsaw Philharmonic Symphony Ork & "1 Need Thee Ever' Hour" are given im- Mercury personnel are taking leading version among the slim but select Crakow State JOHN DUFFEY, CHARLEY WALLER & group of renditions. Philharmonic Choir (Row- pressive treatments by Dr. Wright and Dr. shifts attending the lett) Bruno BR 23010. booth. Included THE COUNTRY GENTLEMEN SING & Kendall with their stirring combination of will be Merle Schirade, Mille PLAY FOLK SONGS & BLUEGRASS organ and chimes. The fine stereo sound Folkways FA 2310 enchances the instruments greatly. Should Sterfis and Steve Schicket. SPECIALTY LP''S be a strong item in its category. BREAKING BIG! SOUND HOT AS THE WEATHERI PRIMITIVE PERCUSSION * * ** DOES YOUR LOLITA'S Thurston Knudson. Reprise R 6001 - ON * * * *. A fascinating album presenting the sounds CHEWING THE Ben E. King STRONG SALES of Africa; its various tribal songs and LOOSE POTENTIAL rituals. The highly rhythmic material is per- Buck( formed with such unusual instruments as AND STRANDE NGS gourds, shells, wood blocks and hells in ad- of Riverside's ITS iFLAVOR FOLK new "pop" series, though dition to Me flute and many types of drums. this wax will sell mainly in Latin markets. Highlights include, "Malinke, Flute, Bell Lonnie and Drum," "Watusi Wedding Dance," * * ** NESS ORLEANS: THE LIVING Donnegan CARAVAN LEGENDS "Exorcism of Demons" and "Swahili Boat AMOR A well made album AND HIS PARTS 1 2 Song." but primarily h Bulle and Dede Pieree. Riverside RLP POLKA for sound buffs. I ATCO 6023 9370. (Stereo & Monaural) - The Pierces SKIFFLE GROUP Duane Eddy have an especially appealing album in the * * ** POLKA -GO -ROUND DOT GROOMING folk blues and Jazz categories. Billie plays Lou Prohul and the Polka Rounders. ATCO RECORDS the trumpet in the New Orleans tradition. ABC Paramount ABC -372 (Stereo & Mon- MILLS MUSIC- N.Y.C. Uccle sings and plays piano in a hard- hitting aural) -Lou Prohul and his gang are back * ** STRONG style. Both perform with an amazing with a new collection of old -style music. amount of drive considering their ages The three earlier LP's benefited from the SALES POTENTIAL they are in their fifties. The twosome have promotion this group received from their BREAKING! a fine rapport which makes for a lively ABC -TV network shows, and this should 45 minutes or so of listening. Among the continue to help Chain Reaction Phila Buffalo, make them a sound bet COMEDY Cleveland, Chicago! old favorites included are "St. Louis Blues,' for disk sales. This edition is replete with "Careless Love," and "Nobody Knows such catchy items as a yodeling version of You When You're Down and Out." "Du, Du Liegst Mir in Herzen;" a polka * ** FLIPPIN' version of "Bet Mir Bist Du Schoen,' and Flfp Wilson. Imperial LP 9155. ST. LOUIS an attractive novelty called "Choo Choo LATIN AMERICAN Train Polka." SACRED BLUES PACHANGA BARRETTO by * * ** WITH Ray Barreno and His Charanga Odo. RELIGIOUS CITY Riverside RLP 97506 (Stereo & Monaural)- * ** GOLDEN QUARTET Chaplet EP 2551. The Cousins More pachanga wax, this time with a big * * ** A DECADE OF DEDICATION Parkway x823 Cuban -styled band, playing with a lot of colorful brass and percussion. Maestro Various Artists. Word WST 8092 (Stereo) -This collection PARKWAY RECORDS Barretto and his men team up to turn in of sides from the label's INTERNATIONAL sot rather authentic sounding vocals. All output for the past 10 years should appeal 1405 Locust St., Philadelphia, Pa. 10 tunes are Hector to religious fans. It spotlights performances from the pen of DANCE. AND SING ALONG WITH Rivera. Good dance material. This is part of sacred songs by the White Sisters, * ** Charles Magnuson, Frank Boggs, Haven THE POLISH RADIO VOL. 2 of Rest Quartet, Revivaltime Radio Choir, Various Artists. Bruno BR 50178. Greg Loren, Melody Four Quartet and many others. There are Her Newest I I His Newest Smash! 22 bands on the disk, BILL HALEY which makes the album a solid buy for FOLK religious music fans. it should have good AND sales in the Bible belt. CONNIE FRANCIS * ** SONGS OF VICE AND VIRTUE ADAM WADE Julie Meredith. Imperial LP 9114. THE COMETS * * ** MAC WISEMAN SINGS BEST - * AN OSCAR BRAND SONGBAG "AS IF I LOVED GOSPEL HYMNS ** "TOGETHER" Dot DLP 25373. and Have a Smash on (Stereo & Monaural) - OF FOLK SONG FAVORITES A tine collection of gospel hymns offered Riverside RLP 97508 (Stereo & Monaural), DIDN'T KNOW" in Mac Wiseman's sincere and straightfor- The Red Hot GONE LABEL ward style. Accompanied by the Jordan - "TOO MANY Coed #553 aires, Wiseman gives out with moving rendi- C x5111 tions of such favorites as "Peace in the RHYTHM & BLUES RULES" GONE RECORDING CORP. Valley," "Bringing in the Sheaves," "The Beautiful Garden of Prayer," and "In the * ** BLUES FOR RAMPART STREET K 13019 1650 Broadway New York, N. Y. IC1PE Sweet Bye and Bye." Album should pull Ida Cox with Coleman Hawkins Quin- Phon: JU 6.1060 coin from the artist's many fans. tet. Riverside RLP 9374 (Stereo & 5lon- aowssa aural)- 1619 Broadway New York, N. T. SPIRITUAL NEWRELEASE.. SPECIALTY , - * * ** SINCE 1 MET HIM The Roberta Martin Singers. Savoy MG THE OL' CALLIOPE MAN AT 14043 -A stouthearted, sterling group of * ** REDD FOXX well THE FAIR singers, known through earlier sets on Fun -Time Band- Re- Savoy. There are Sande and Greene 10 selections in this new vile R 6004. AH The Way -The production, all full of soul and devoutness, with good lead performances, by various * ** STAND ROCK Li-DIAN CERE- "I'LL NEVER ; FUNNY members, especially the one male singer in 'H'S erocvhd MONIAL the Quintet. Selections include the title song, Various Selections Cues EP 4000. "Only God" and "I Couldn't Hear Nobody SMILE AGAIN" Pray." th ? llTitY' "MY BABY'S GONE" THAT LATIN AMERICAN PLATTe ERS pTl au IP 816417 RCA 47 -7917 * * ** GREAT DAY 347 Star Bethel Baptist Choir. Word WST MAZEL TOV, MIS AMIGOS 8043 (Stereo) -The Star Bethel Baptist *** Choir Juan Celle and His Latin Lantsmen, turns in sincere and meaningful perform- /AV' Riverside RLP 97510 (Steno & Mon - ` (A7711 II? \I. ances here of a fine of DOOTO 1;0 \ (D()N'(.ti,.));( group traditional aural). as well as more contemporary spirituals. ktC. u , PAT weCoo0. C 6708 Sunset fllvd., Hollywood 78, Calif. The choir, which voices, Phone: consists of 11)0 SABROSA PACHANGA Hollywood 1.9747 is from the Bethel in * ** Baptist Church Oak- Fajardo & His Charanga An-Stars. Pan - land, Calif., and they show off their excel- art 3087. lent blend attractively. Selections include "Jesus, Jesus," "1 Couldn't Hear Nobody DAILY AIR PLAY CHECK Pray" and "Great Day." A Smasheroo I I "GUNS OF LIMITED of Your Records and Tunes on COMEDY SALES NAVARONNE" TV Channels 2, 4, 5 and 1 and THE WIZARD WNBC, WOR, WABC, WCBS Radio * * ** "LONESOME GEORGE" GOBEL POTENTIAL IN PERSON AT THE SANDS JOE REISMAN (N. Y.) Complete -Inexpensive Decca DL 74163. (Stereo & Monaural) - Here's Gobel's debut in the LP world and he OF LOVE For Details, Call or Write will INTERNATIONAL .. Landa #674 undoubtedly strike a lot of fancies with his dry humor. Gobel is clever and quick *, The Ly -Dells ACCURATE REPORTING SERVICE and Just as in the early days of his TV TWO STAR INTERNATIONAL ALBUMS (Monfors for the industry career, he manages to communicate solidly POPULAR STARS OF WARSAW, VOL. 3 Master 251 with his audience. It's a solo appearance Since 1930) Natasza 7.ylska & Zhigniew Rawlcr. GUYDEN all the way except for some brief help from Bruno BR 50181. Master Records are 885 Flatbush Av.,Brooklyn 26, N. Y. Trash Pat Winston in the windup of the distributed nationally BUckminater 4 -7190 act on the tune "You Are My Sunshine." POPULAR STARS OF WARSAW, VOL. 4 by Roulette Records Sketch of Gebel on the cover, which is Various Artists. Bruno BR 80182. www.americanradiohistory.com BILLBOARD COIN_ MACHINE MUSIC WEEK T°ING 37 Hub Operating Combine Adds EDITORIAL 10th Co.; New Mergers Seen Consider Co-Ops The small, independent juke box operator still forms the backbone of the industry. However, his days may he numbered, By CAMERON DEWAR Gropman declared. "I believe it is of my men to make 40 calls each if the indications from Boston and Detroit are given serious con- no longer possible for the little day against 20 under the old sideration. BOSTON -Another local music man to continue to operate music system," Gropman said." It is now In two separate, but parallel actions. operator opera- and amusement games company and games without adding some possible to set up service calls by co- di- tives have been formed in the two cities. The Boston combine has joined the growing vending form of vending," he continued. district, whereas previously a man is a division of a corporation. The Detroit group, as yet unin- vision here of American Interna- could spend half his time getting Advocates Mergers corporated, is described as a "co- operative investment group." tional Bowling Corporation from one side of the city to the (AIBC) now in temporary offices at He theorizes that it is only a other." Both groups consist of 10 operators each, and both groups 818 Albany Street. The merger of matter of time before 50 per cent have roughly the Purchasing Power same objectives. They are meant to cut down Beacon Hill Music Company, op- of the small business in the United service costs by having the routeman cover stops in the same erated by David Gropman, brings States will be in a death struggle It also eliminates duplication of area, and to reduce record and equipment outlay by mass to 10 the number of firms now in for survival and he secs no solution office expense, bookkeeping, radio- purchasing. this group. AIBC is still negotiat- but to enter into some similar mer- telephone service, trucking, repair Other advantages are quite obvious. As many as 10 heads ing mergers with other such com- ger plan. Gropman believes that departments, and what to Grop- are generally better than one in coping with programming, panies. only by this method can the cus- man is one of the big advantages, servicing and financing problems. The combines are certainly The merger was effected by a tomer expect top equipment and purchasing power. in a better position to seek a bank loan than would be the stock transfer, according to Grop- service that is so necessary for AIBC is currently closing a deal individual operator. of music and man, and the firm's routes integrate successful operation whereby it will acquire land on The group practice concept, while new to the juke box into the AIBC. He now holds the games today. Route 128, the circumferential field. has been tried and proved successful in the merchandise position of route operations region "Pooling all resources to bring highway around Boston, to build vending field. how manager and the rest of his per- the best to the customer" is a 20,000 -square -foot modern plant Some of the vending combines have floated public stock sonnel has been absorbed by he describes his move to AIBC. with commissary facilities. David issues and are listed with other reputable over -the -counter AI BC. He pointed out what he believed Baker, J. formerly of Melo -Tone stocks. These stocks, by the way, have skyrocketed this year. "This is the answer to the small to be many advantages of such a Vending Company, Inc., heads the In man's problem of diversification," step. "It is now possible for one Boston unit. terms of opportunity to young men, entering the coin machine field, the combine offers a much brighter future than an independent operation. Only a couple of months ago, independent operators were concerned about the entry of the giant Canteen Corporation into the juke box operating field. Detroit Operators Form Co- Operative At that time, we felt that a well- managed, publicly held firm would lend prestige to the field, and, in the long run, help the industry. We still feel that way. By HAL REVES I the inspections, and so on -and we pacing operators, instead of just for operators have to go into the fi- one operator, his old boss. It could be that Canteen's entry into the operating business DETROIT operational co- in -An nance business to keep him in This is expected to achieve im- has been some measure responsible for the Detroit and Boston formed at the start of operative business." portant operating economies, as the situations. If that is the case, Canteen's move has already the by 10 year of Detroit's largest serviceman will make his calls in benefited the industry. The co- operative is accordingly juke box operators has been quietly the same area. We hope that other operators throughout the nation study -and apparently successfully a novel answer to the proposals - Better Service carefully the Boston and Detroit situations and determine functioning for some six months, it for financing locations by loans whether similar arrangements are feasible in their communities. has been learned. and otherwise which have become "This will enable him to give better service, it was stressed The group is described as a rampant in the industry in the last - three years. "By concentrating in a given sec- "co- operative investment group," tion, as the milk man, the bread with each member continuing to Plan of Operation man does. It is better be of own his own route, but efforts are to part a big business organization properly pooled for efficiency and better The plan of operation is simple functioning under 1961 business customer service. - each participating operator puts DOUBLE -PLAY DISKS $10 a week into the common fund methods- rather than being strictly Names of the operators con- independent under 1931 methods." -and none can draw out of it as cerned are being withheld at this Such a program, it is contended, Two -sided action may be expected from the following recorda. For the late such. This money is the means to time, although they have discussed will lead box operator limited to from 100 to 200 sides per machine, they represent combat any unscrupulous tactics to the long -desired formal incorporation. It is pointed changeover to dime play -with an maximum programming effectiveness. Record, listed below have both ¡idea is such as location jumping, under- out that this not an association estimated 50 per cent of machines either on the Hot 100, or have recently been on the Hot 100. See Spotlight or a partnership in the usual sense. mining, or cutting prices. The fund now amounts in Detroit still functioning at a Reviews for additional Information on double -play disk.. Scope of operations is indicated by to a little under nickel. $2,500. the fact the 10 men control about "It is time for the big manufac- This coming together 800 juke boxes around Detroit be- of opera- turers to launch a re- educational tween them. tors has brought a new spirit into program for the good of the indus- the industry among those partici- BOLL WEEVIL SONG "The day of the rugged indivi- try - their own customers," with RROOK CENTON pating, it was said in dualist" is gone, a spokesman said, - "Unlike especial reference toward eliminat- AND Mrrcury as he explained of the past, we now talk to each ing the nickel 71620 the background play, the spokesman EYES the new set -up. other, we have coffee together, we said. THOSE help each other move machines Finally, the long range objec- New Breed and so on," a spokesman said. tives of the group were symbolized DUM DUM 6RENOA LEE "We are getting a whole new Further steps contemplated by in the prediction that the old route AND Decca breed of customers -people who the co- operative include actual in- collector would be replaced by 31272 EVENTUALLY have always worked for their live- corporation, and the pooling of college -trained men brought in to lihood at a job. But a man of 35 or route operations -so that one serv- represent the industry in its new 40 loses his job, and perhaps buys ice man will be assigned to a given image, men armed with brief cases TOGETHER CONNIE FRANCIS a bar or restaurant. He has no area, and will handle all juke boxes to back up an intelligent presenta- AND MGM experience dealing with the public, in that section for all the partiel- tion to a location owner. 13019 TOO MANY RULES THE SWITCH -A -ROO HANK mount AND THE MIDNIGHTERS AND King 5510 Carola Merges Operating Firm With THE FLOAT TRAVELIN' MAN RICKY NELSON AND Imperial N. Illinois Music; 1,000 -Piece Route 5741 HELLO MARY LOU CHICAGO - Lou Casola has pieces of equipment in the North- He is a vice -president and direc- merged his Midwest ern Illinois area. DON'T BET MONEY HONEY LINDA SCOTT Distributing tor of Music Operators of America, Company, Rockford, Ill., with an- The merger in no way effects AND Canadian -American and president of the Coin Machine 127 other coin machine operating com- Casola's Midwest Automatic Vend- STARLIGHT, STARBRIGHT pany headed by Reno Sandona and ing Company, which is headed by Council, public relations arras of the Leonard A. as vice- presi- coin machine Bill Morris Jr. Friberg industry (see separate FOUR WINDS BLOW dent and general manager. This story). LET THE FATS DOMINO Sandona will head the merged AND Imperial firm operates major vending equip- Complete company as president; Morris will ment. details of the merger 5764 will have not as yet been announced. GOOD HEARTED MAN be secretary- treasurer. Casola Sandona will be primarily re- It is expected active remain with the company as chair- sponsible for the juke box and that leader- ship of the newly will WHAT A SWEET THING THAT WAS SHIRELLES man of the board for five years. games end of the new firm, and merged firm rest with Sandona AND The merger brings together Cas- Morris will handle kiddie rides and and Morris, with Scepter Midwest Distributing background music. Casola functioning primarily in a 1220 ola's Com- consultant A THING OF THE PAST pany with the Northern Illinois Casola has spent some 23 years capacity. which in the coin machine business in Casola has made no other an- Music Company, operates MY CLAIRE DE LUNE STEVE LAWRENCE Rockford. Before that, he was en- nouncement regarding his plans approximately 250 pieces of juke AND in but the move is United Artiste box, background music and game gaged the coin machine business not expected to 335 equipment. Together the two for some eight years in Birming- effect his activities with either IN TIME firms will operate about 1,000 ham, Ala., and Jackson, Miss. MOA or CMC. www.americanradiohistory.com 38 JULY 31, 1961 BILLBOARD BULK III. Packaging Bill MUSIC WEEK I VENDING Dies in Legislature Charm Operators SPRINGFIELD, Ill. - A bill Get on our which would have required bulk Singer -Comic LIST vending operators to package each Night Club Combines MAILING individual piece of candy vended Full Time or Part Time in the State died in the Illinois Operators, Anywrhe and Legislature. Show Business Career & Vending Everywhere In the U.SAe . The measure, which would have Send as your NAME end ADDRESS killed the bulk vending industry in DALLAS -Ben Sanders, a night club singer and Receive our weekly mailings Illinois, would have required that comedian, owns a bulk vending route which ex- FREE SAMPLES of new all packaged candy show the date tends through Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and CHARMS,and RINGS, GIMMICKS of inspection, weight and ingre- Iowa. and CAPSULES. No oblige- EPPY to dients on the label, The Dallas -based showman and operator has tien. It's an Service c' keep you posted on the proven that the two jobs can fit smoothly to- Newest and Latest Ideas In gether. He admits, though, that at times, the de- Charm Vending. mands of his night club dates force him to call on OPERATORS outside help in servicing the machines. He has SAMUEL EPPY & CO., INC. one helper for this sort of emergency. Servicing of 91.15 144 Place Jamaica 35. N. Y. OUT the route, he says, takes place, on an average of STAY every four or five weeks. IN FRONT Sanders went into the vending machine business - with little previous experience. "I bought the route on just a wild impulse," the young entertainer ad- Receive ... mits. "And after I bought it I learned, that with proper supervision it was a money- maker. I found Advance information that it was something on which I could depend * all the time, even when show business was stow," N.W. Model 4e It er 54 t14fe N.W. Deluxe It or 5t Comb. 12.00 on what's new in N.W. 10 -Col. 1t Tab Oum Machina 16.00 Trial and Error N.W. Model 433, 1t Pol <. COn- BULK VENDING. arted for toe ct. Bß 430 It has been a process of trial and error Silver King 1t B.O. or Mdse. through ABT Guns 70.00 that he has found the best locations for each type BEN SANDERS, bulk- vending operator, singer Modf 1 t T7 a 12.00 * Latest news on money- of machine. It is opinion that the penny gum a l POuumt , It 130 his and comedian, arrives at the bank with a making hits like the machines are best suited for spots in the 5 and 10- MERCHANDISE washtub full of pennies from his vending route. & SUPPLIES MOON ROCKET, 60 cent stores, as well as in the supermarkets. It took four men to bring in the weighty deposit. Pistachio Nuts, Jumbo Queen, Red .$ .73 On the other hand, the dime and nickel machines Pistachio Nuts, Jumbo Queen, White .70 Quick -Tach, 60-3 for Total: 63,432 cents, or $634.32. Pistachio Nuts, Laro Tull seem to bring in more profit in restaurants. How- Pistachio Nuts, Vendors .L2 5c. Pls7: Nuts, Sheik, Retl 37 ever, some of the machines with larger charms Cashew, Whole JO have proved highly popular in places where there Cashew, Buns .a0 Northwesterner, Peanuts,P Jumbo A2 * The is a heavy truck traffic. srrgi rh Sanders is constantly adding new machines to his MIXad Nuts A7 full of news, operating He has penny machines get the Baby Checks 32 found that the route. At present he is installing 25 -cent charm Rainbow Peanuts 32 hints, photos, all for most play and thus empty faster, giving the im- machines, placing this type mostly in truck stops, Boston Baked Beans .32 pression are the best Jelly Beans 2s Vending at first glance that they some in night clubs. He says that no far night L scar Ice Gems .2 6 the BULK moneymakers. has MsM,tooet. a7 Not so, says Sanders. He figured clubs are proving good spots. Hnhey-ats .47 Operator. out that over the long run it is the nickel and dime Sanders the machines as machines which bring in the most profit. places near the cash Rain ale Oum, 72 st. s 32 register as possible, a place where people usually Malt -ette, 100 et., par loo 3S Rain -Blo Ball Oum 140 et., 170 et., Vandalism have change handy. Another good spot, he says, RalmBlo in is the Ball Gum, 100 ct. .34 Make sure your name Is on the He is one operator who finds vandalism to be a especially supermarkets, near door. a00 tb. intmum pr New Five -Stick GUM VENDOR NAM,' COMPANY This amazing vendor is a sure ADORES. Vending Brand bet for big gum CITY LONG ISLAND CITY, N. Y.- profits. A ro- fill In coupon, slip and mail tot tating merchan The American Chicle Company has dise drum with KING & COMPANY introduced a new vending brand, five columns 2700 W. Lake St. Chicago 1, Ill Tempters Gum, packed five sticks vends e total of Phone: Kr 3.3302 to a pack and available in spear- 95 standard We handle complete line: of machines.. parts- ti supptieiR'c mint, peppermint and fruit. Price is nickel pasts. 50 cents for a 20 -pack carton, "Visidome dis- yielding a 50 per cent profit on a play top attracts 5 -cent vend. sales, American Chicle said the brand will be available to vending oper- STAMP FOLDERS, lowest Prices, Write ators and those wholesalers who NATIOINGNAL MEMBER are in vending. (Folded to Vend Perfectly) NADIINE DIVSTRENDIBUTORS, Ix. American Chicle is the third ma- Wrile for price list and full jor gum supplier to come out with WONDERLAND MIX a lower -priced gum for the vend- sample line. NORTHWESTERN' ing trade after the wholesale price in of 5 M. A ¡SALES AND SERVICE:CO:^ Only $5.95 per M bulk packed cartons of stick guns went from 55 cents NEW assortment of all feature items and vacuum -plated to 60 cents a carton last spring. uggenheien MOE MANDEL], aab rings. Guaranteed to move machines. Wrigley is testing an eight -stick 33 UNION SQUARE W-351h Sr- N,w y,-,,L IS, N Y vending pack and Beech -Nut has 10,<,cre d 6:67 N. Y. C. 3, N. Y. Al.. 5-8393 introduced a four stick, packed 25 ISURE LOCK, the perfect capsule. Patent No. 2762411. to the carton. items. Send $2.50 and receive 100 Outstanding Clark Bros. has a coupon deal Please rusk. 'Complete information and prices on quality filled capsules. Contains our complete line. which, in effect, brings the price Northwestern 'SUPER SIXTY Ball Cum- Charms down to the 55 -cent level. Vendee- tas-,illultrated, as well as other North -: FREE Illustrated western'mathinesr Foa }utn; Cgrms1 Rings d Bulk Good things cn.rms. The NAME happen when COMPANY PENNY KING ADDREE Penny -Nickel IÏQU help CRY Company ATLAS MASTER ?Id in aoopena dip and mail te) Vendors 2534 Mission Street, Pittsburgh 3, Po. H, Ba HUTCHINSON, J1 1714 N. Ma 7, . Drs CRkkgNtdlW - World's Largest Selection of Miniature Charms THRU RED CROSS Wé handle complete line of machines. parts G supplies. www.americanradiohistory.com JULY 31, 1901 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK 39 Decals Inside Bulk Venders Pull Carolina Bulk Assn. Patterned on NVA In New Locations for Denver Op CHARL01 1 E, N. C. -By -laws ably will stay in effect until the The crisis, however, provided the DENVER -There is no better impressed with the bulk machines of the recently formed Carolina organization has a couple of thou- impetus for operators to form their means of attracting prospective lo- he sees, bas no difficulty in find- Bulk Vendors Association (CBVA), sand dollars in reserve, at which association. That and the memory cation owners than to make sure ing out whom to contact for a sim- approved during a meeting here time they will probably be reduced of a proposed per- machine tax in that they see plenty of neat, multi- ilar installation on his own prem- Saturday (29), have been patterned substantially. South Carolina a couple years ago ple -head installations and know ises. after those of the National Vendors The 18 members of the asso- was responsible for the two -State who the operator is, according to The red and white decal, 3 Association (NVA). ciation operate some 13,000 ma- organization. Lou Malone, of Kap's Vending inches by 3 inches, points out that Jane Mason, NVA secretary, as- chines in the Carolinas. The arm One of the requirements for Company here. the machines are the property of sisted the three -man control board has another 30 operators with at membership in CBVA is member- Malone has "personalized all of Kap's Vending Company, that the who drafted the organizational least 100 machines each. ship in NVA. The Carolina group his stops with a bright red and firm handles gum, Boston baked details. The board consisted of Like most other associations, the hopes to get representation on the white decal, placed inside the beans, licorice, peanuts, and other Armand Brodie, Merchandise As- CBVA was formed to meet a NVA board and to have a strong globe of the outside machine, fac- confections. A line points out that sociates, Charlotte; T. J. Martin, specific situation. Last spring, the voice in the national association. ing traffic wherever the stop may Kap's Vending Company keeps Martin's Vending Service, York, North Carolina Legislature was be. This means that a storekeeper every machine in sanitary condi- S. C., and Jack Thompson, Smith - considering a 20 per cent sales in on field, for example, visiting tion, with regular service calls. Regal of Carolina, Charlotte. tax on chewing gum. This levy BIGGEST PROFITS Dues a store in another field, and being Finally, the phone number are $5 to join and $5 a would have been in addition to the and month for operators, GUARANTEED address are given, which simpli- and $10 to regular 3 per cent confection sales join and $10 a fies the job of locating the firm. month for dis- tax. The measure was killed, and tributors. Operators with head- a flat 3 per cent tax VICTOR NVA TO PAY TAB Since adding this informative on food was 2000 quarters in either North Carolina or passed in its stead. Capacity 2,000 Balls of MIAMI HOTEL decalcomania label to his vending South Carolina are eligible for AT machines, Malone has picked up membership and to hold office. 100 -Count Gum CHICAGO -The operator numerous new locations, all stem- Operators with locatons in the two hrehine I6 and distributor bringing in the ming directly from this In source. States, but with headquarters out- SimptIltce most new members to the numerous instances, the new cus- side the Carolinas, are eligible to with the National Vendors Association tomer has been an owner of a join, but not to hold office. this year and in early 1962 store, restaurant, etc., who for one Honorary Members will each be awarded free reason or another, had never given Manufacturers, suppliers and hotel accommodations at the the slightest thought to the possi- distributors outside the two orthwestern Miami Beach, States Deauville Hotel, bility of revenue from vending ma- will be accepted as honorary mem- INTERCHANGEABLE March 15 -18, during the chines. bers, with the due schedule set MERCHANDISE 1962 NVA convention. The Malone's slogan might very at the distributor rate. UNIT membership drive is being well be 'There's no use hiding The Carolina group plans by Rollins, to conducted Dick your light under a bushel " -inas- hire an attorney on a Gum Company. Each retainer basis. Cramer much as his extreme care in ap- The current dues structure prob- NVA member is expected to pearance maintenance with more bring in at least one other than 800 machines has given him venders which add to the appear- Northwestern member before convention a valuable reputation for bulk ance of any location. time, SIXTY With OUIEK IAN at Slight eel,: cod. RECONDITIONED COIN LAUNDRIES PAY OFF ... Karr to Service SILVER KINGS ,.. Sam to Clean FOR COLO. BULK OPERATOR ...Time Saving ...More Prot It PUEBLO, Colo -Coin- operated laundries are ideal loca- Cornea .e line or ma. tions for bulk machines -but they are particularly profitable chlnet, Dart' ttartt if the owner makes sure tuppate, halt sum. V - that mothers of small children know Copyrighted material www.americanradiohistory.com 40 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK JULY 31, 1961 Ratajack Says Juke - Oriented Runyon to Explore Deals With European Coin Distributors Singles Will Boost Collections three goals in mind. The first is to set up arrangements with Eu- By NICK BIRO 20 years in the coin machine busi- record industry and juke box in- ropean distributors whereby one ness. dustry conventions. distributor per country will have CHICAGO - Operators will be Ratajack welcomed the move an- Balmed or Jarred an exclusive on all Runyon phono- buying more records and earning nounced by several record compa- As far back as two years ago, graphs and games. with them, thanks to the new more nies two weeks ago (BMW, July 7) Ratajack, then a vice -president with The second point is to set up a policy by some diskeries of pro- that they were- planning to con- AMI, called for the production of market for used vending equip- singles aimed at ducing specifically centrate a substantial part of their "adult music" on singles by record ment. Runyon, in addition to its the box juke market. companies to satisfy the traditional distributing business, has a large That's the view of E. R. Rata- old -line juke box location demands. industrial vending operation in jack, managing director and co- Ratajack contended then, as he North Jersey. Sugerman feels that ordinator of Music Operator of does now, that the tavern and with merchandise vending devel- America, and a veteran of some restaurant customer would rather oping in Europe, the market for be "balmed by ballads than jarred used equipment will also develop. by rock and roll." Sugerman's third objective is to OPERATE In his comments to Billboard look over European coin phono- Music Week last week, he said the graphs and games and determine UNITED'S production of so- called juke box - what could be imported to the oriented singles would enable op- United States. erators to cater The tour will BOWL -A -RAMA to the customers' MYRON SUGERMAN cover the United taste, especially concentrating on Kingdom, France, Belgium, Hol- nostalgia, and a reminiscence of the land, Germany, Sweden, Finland, Welcome Everywhere "good old days." NEWARK, N. J. -When Myron Denmark, Austria, Greece and He said he felt that operators Sugerman, export manager for Israel. WRITE FOR DETAILS have been sacrificing a part of their Runyon Sales, leaves here Sunday Runyon is distributor for Rowe - income by not being able to pro- (5) for a six -week tour of Europe AMI, Bally, Keeney and Irving UNITED gram adult music and that has and the Near East, he will have Kaye. MANUFACTURING COMPANY been a substantial factor in the 1401 N. California Are. slowdown III. experienced by the juke Chicago 18, box industry over the past couple of years. E. R. RATAJACK Location Ownership No Problem Change "All this can rapidly change," singles output for the juke box he said. "People go to a place of To Dallas Juke Box, Game Ops trade. entertainment to forget their trou- Boost Income TOPS bles, to be entertained. In a night- DALLAS -Gordon Youle, gen- area," he added, "but they don't eral at B B Vending He predicted the move would club, they go to see a particular manager & have enough home -owned ma- here, enable operators to substantially entertainer. In a lower- income Company says that location chines to keep them busy, and ownership of juke boxes and games IN QUALITY boost income in traditional juke club, one that has a juke box for they must do a great amount of box locations such as taverns, res- entertainment, they still want to is rare in the Dallas area. work for the operators in order taurants and lounges inhabited hear music of their taste. And as He pointed out that some op- to make a living. If they are also al LOW, low Prices - primarily by an adult audience. far as the majority of mature adults erators wanting to get out of the doing maintenance work on lo- He predicted too that the move are concerned," business will sell their machines cation -owned machines it is not Every Piece Reconditioned Ratajack said, "this would pay off for the diskerics with taste hasn't been satisfied by juke to the location at a price higher long before the operators for whom and Guaranteed operators buying a greater number boxes for several years." than that offered by a distributor. they work find out and they are of singles than before. On the subject of more record in had with them." BALLY BEAUTY CONTEST $ 95 He used an example from the The tailoring of music to the buying by operators, Ratajack said used car market to illustrate, All of these things, he says, have BALLY BEACH QUEEN 145 juke box market has long been a that "These record companies that pointing out that more could be had a lot to do with keeping lo- favorite topic with Ratajack, and cater to this market (juke box mar- received for a used car by selling catiin owners from buying their UPRIGHTS he has frequently been an out- ket) will get an upsurge of business to an individual than by selling equipment, bitt the chief reason is spoken exponent of the move at with operators buying more records to a dealer. that it is just not practical in the per week. Games Inc. Wildcat $115 "Locally, though," Youle says, long run. The machines are sel- Ratajack added that the recent "they can get more money selling dom serviced properly and finally Bans Inc. Double Shot 85 MOA forums (in Miami) indicated the entire route to another repu- fall apart. Also, programming by Keeney ERN Buckaroo 165 Seeburg Names that operators were seeking this table operator." location owners is poor." Keeney Criss Cross Diamond 185 type of music. One of the drawbacks locally Keeney Red Arrow 365 MOA Meet Dunis Distributor to the location -owned equipment, "I'm delighted to see that pri- Auto Bell Circus Play Ball 65 CHICAGO -Dunis Distributing Youle says, is the absence of cap- Acacia Has Big Hits! been marily it is the record companies Auto Bell Galloping Dominoes TS Company, Portland, Ore., has that attended able maintenance men who will named Seeburg distributor for Ore- the MOA convention LOW FACTORY PRICES Auto Bell Circus Wagon Wheel BS are service the machines. gon and Southwestern Washington. that taking the lead in aiming sales of singles to the juke box "There are a few free -lance Tab Style Tickets for Lucky Dunis will handle the entire See - market. He cited specifically Co- maintenance men in the Dallas Horoscope Machine line of juke box and vending f Stars or Numbers/ ARCADE burg lumbia, Decca, equipment. Coral, United Art- Lucky Horoscope Vendors ist and Vassar. (The latter label, 110e or 25e Play/ Bally Jet Shuffle Bawler, 81/2' $ 45 Dunis formerly handled the AMI though not yet formed, was repre- Bally Tournament Bowler, 11' 195 line but severed this connection sented by its later founder, John SALESBOARDS TIP BOOKS Bally Deluxe 495 Company Coin to /AR TfCKETS MATCH PAKS Jumbo Bowler, 81/2' when Automatic Canteen Bilotta.) Mfrs. of America, AMI parent firm, pur- PELLET REFILLS Bally ABC Bowling Lane, 14' 125 Why hasn't all been chased the R. F. Jones Company, this done Free Catalog -Wholesale Only. United Super Bonus Bowler, 8' 175 before? and named it distributor for most Acacia Keeney Try, ken Bowle. 14' 75 Ratajack said that "having been Hear Latest on Printing Corp. of the West Coast. 2855 N. Halsted St.. Chicago 14. III. a salesman," he knows that the Phone: WEllington 5 -2344 easiest approach to any market is to skim the cream. The cream for Foreign Trade the past ADVERTISING IN couple of years," he felt, "was the eagerness on the part of CHICAGO Coin machine BUSINESSPAPERB - teen -agers to buy anything and manufacturers will hear the latest BARGAINS MEANS BUSINESS everything recorded by another on world trade from representatives FOR THE WEEK teen -ager. This teen market, how- of some 18 countries, at a luncheon ever, is now growing up, and sales- conference being sponsored by BULL'S-EYE DROP BALL.$125.00 men have to get down to the hard Union Tank Car Company at core 'milk' part of the bottle." McCormick Place here Wednes- C. C. ROCKET 50.00 He said he looked forward to a day (9). revival in the juke box business Ins'itations to hear the speakers UNITED SMALL BALL and that operators could now go 50 BALLY JAMBOREE and following question and an- BOWLER 125.00 back to the first precept of juke swer session is being issued to the box operating -"providing custom- manufacturers by the Coin Ma- UNITED TEAM SHUFFLE ers with the tune of his choice for chine Council here, public rela- ALLEY 75.00 NEW -ORIGINAL CARTONS his own, personal satisfaction." tions arm of the coin machine in- dustry. UNITED YANKEE Subject of the conference will BASEBALL 250.00 Will sell below Distributor's WANTED be "New Opportunities for the SEEBURO VI200 250.00 BINGO MECHANIC Midwest in World Trade." Edwin Cost and accept Trades A. Locke Jr., president of Union WILLIAMS CROSSWORDS 129.50 Tank, will be the moderator, and NEED EXPERIENCED MAN panelists will be executives of CHICAGO COIN RAY GUN 400.00 ON BINGOS FOR LEGAL Getz Brothers and Company, a Union Tank division, representing All Equipment Subject Prior Sale PHONE ... CABLE TERRITORY IN NEVADA 18 countries, principally in Europe Write, giving past experience, reforence,, and Asia. age and marital status, telephone The coin machine manufactur- REDD DISTRIBUTING CO., INC. number and photograph. ers are among a select group of business executives being invited 126 Lincoln Street, Brighton 35, Maie. mISTRI ' V UNITED COIN MACHINE CO. to the session. Additional TORfr w 2621 Highland attend PHONE: Algonquin 4 -4040 - CABLE "Reddine" So. Lag Vegas, Nev. conferences are to be held in St. 2315 Olive Street, St. Louis 3, Mo. Phone: DUdloy 2 -2746 Louis, Minneapolis and Toronto. Phone: MAIn 1.35111 Cable: Cesdbl www.americanradiohistory.com JULY 31, 1961 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK 41 Senate Committee OK's Eastland Bill EUROPEAN NEWS BRIEFS WASHINGTON - The Senate Lured primarily for use in connec- operation of which a person may Judiciary Committee has approved tion with gambling," regardless of become entitled to receive, as the new legislation tightening the ban their type or structure. result of the application of an ele- Arab Music Hot in Germany on shipments of gambling devices Would Require Records ment of chance, any money or FRANKFURT -The Kuwait Turbulence is being reflected both in interstate and foreign com- property." Exception is made for on German juke boxes -it has boomed the demand for Arab S. 1658, intro- The Eastland bill would not only pari -mutuel music. A tentative Arab rebounced to merce. The bill, ban betting equipment. tune, Mustafa, has the by Judiciary Chairman shipment of gambling devices Everybody Covered top of the top tune lists, fueled by the oil squabble between duced in interstate James Eastland (D., Miss.) con- and foreign commerce, Registry requirements cover the sheikdom and Iraq. Meantime, Deutsche Grammophon is but will add strict re- tains a definition of gambling de- registry everyone who has any connection hastening to cash in on the upsurge of interest in Arab music. enough to cover some quirements and monthly records to with gambling devices, from manu- An exchange arrangement with Duniaphon, an Arab label, vices broad be types of pinballs. kept by all who make, repair, facture to repair, or who buys or Grammophon gets access to an Arabian Nights treasure of rich recondition, deal If the bill is passed, as expected, in or operate such receives any such device knowing Oriental melodies. The German label is pushing production machines. Exception would be it will be up to the courts to that it has been transported in of bedouin pop to catch interest generated by the Kuwait war which machines come under made for those States which allow interstate or foreign commerce, or threat. decide gambling, the category of being "manufac as in Nevada, and in who ships or sells the device know- certain counties in Maryland. (Bill- ing it will go into or board interstate RUY WITH CONFIDENCE Music Week, April 24). foreign commerce. The Judiciary Committee report CIGARETTE VENDORS GUNS BINGOS GAMES FOR SALE All such persons must maintain Corasir 20 el/a Ex. Space Gun Ba.ufy Contast elaa on the Eastland bill and other anti - complete all Natlonal 9 M 110 Gun Palrol 12a Baath Club a3 Funway, $375.00 inventory of gambling Na/lonal 9 ML 17a Six Shootar slits12S' Cabena racketeering measures was not devices owned or Natlonal 71 ML 163 Star Shootlnp Oallery 173 DWtty 7! Caravan, $50.00 "in his custody,' 173 available as of Billboard Music Natlonal 111 Sparflantl Shootlne 6aY TInMS 7a Starlet, $60.00 with individual identifying mark Natlonal 177 210 Gallary 1]E N Week's deadline last week (27), but Gan www.americanradiohistory.com 42 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK JULY 31, 1961 BUY Chi Dynamics Bows Pro Hockey: Va. Beach Mayor ROSEN Game Features Four -Way Scoring To Address MOV Conclave Aug. 11 SALE FOR VIRGINIA BEACH, Va.- Frank A. Dusch, mayor of Vir- UPRIGHTS TOP EARNINGS ginia Beach, will greet members of EACH IN the Music Operators of Virginia at I Big RoundUp 5125.00 the Cavalier Hotel here, August 2 Blg Tents 125.00 EVERY TYPE OF LOCATION 11, with President Al Loudon of- -10 Circus Side Show 95.00 EVERYWHERE ficially opening the convention 8 Oallopiig Dominoe-.-95.00 with a report to the membership. 3 Hunter 75.00 Other speakers at the opening 16 Mermaids 95.00 morning session will be E. Russell 1 Play Ball 65.00 Hatchet, Virginia Beach city man- 2 Sporhmen 175.00 ager; Westwood Smithers, profes- 8 Super Circus 95.00 NEW STEREO sor of law at the University of 1 Wagon Wheels 75.00 Richmond and Richmond City councilman, and James K. Hutz- 1 Wild Cal 125.00 JUKEBdX ..... ler, past president and now mem- mote speakers! AMI Continental 2 ber of the advisory council of the BRAND has new styling, stunning color - Music Operators of West Virginia. NEW IN exceptionally compact -makes money A ladies' luncheon is scheduled ORIGINAL CASES anywhere! Plays 33 Vs and 45 RPM for 1 p.m., and a cocktail hour records interchangeably. Get the facts 30 HIALEAH DELUXE is will from your AMI distributor or write: slated for 6:30 p.m. It be followed by dinner, dancing and CLOSEOUT PRICE TAKE ONE, TAKE ALL $1500° . AMI sales office entertainment. Al Dodge, executive 5075 W. Lexington St. on 45) Chicago 44, III. (Continued pave All Prices Quoted Crated F.O B Phila. WIRE -PHONE -WRITE TODAY Send for Complete Lists ARCADE -CAMES -BINGOS MACHINE RIDES 1 Mechanics Wanted COIN -USED -MUSIC -.te. AMI D -°0, completely reconditioned, EXPERIENCED IN RECONDITIONING very clean, $90.00. ROSEN GAMES AND MUSIC TA deposit, balane. C.D.D. DAVID E,t!as,.e A !I I.O: >I. Ea. Pa. 40 -Hour Week in Shop RECORD ROOM 855 11. BROAD STREET, PHILA. 23, PA. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 8934 S. Com.e,,I.l Chicago 17, 111. PHONE: CENTER 2.2903 confidential. Give age, AN replies CHICAGO Chicago Dynamic In build -up play, goals also references, when available and - with salary expected. Industries is introducing its new score 1, 2 or 5 points, values WE MANUFACTURE Hockey game featuring four advanced by consecutive scoring SA1rESBOARDS BOX A -242 Pro ways to play and four ways to and reduced by opponent scoring. Billboard Music Week JAR 1320 North Gower St. score. One or two can play at 10 In automatic play, balls come up TICKETS 28, automatically throughout the game. Hollywood Calif. cents per player. MATCH PAKS - With single -ball play, goals Player can pick his game with a HOROSCOPE TICKETS score one point and goals must be selector button. ;scored before the next ball comes Pro Hockey, says Chicago Coin EMPIRE PRESS, Inc. PRICE LISTAND CIRCULARS when answering ads . . . up. In advance play, goal score officials, has an attractive all - 644 ORLEANS ST. CHICAGO 10. ILL. Ph. MOHAWK 4.4118 Say You Saw It in 1, 2 or 5 points. The goal value location cabinet, colorful scoring advances automatically as the game panel and realistic playfield and Billboard Musk Week progresses. grandstand. GIVE TO DAMON RUNYON CANCER FUND I pROFtTS 2 Special Lanes pROFITs for Replays REAL SKILL syOT.r Moving Target . A Scores Replays Jet Bumpers 1/4 Power Kickers Flippers * Builds Up High Scores Locked Cash Box Spots Numbers Plasticote Finished * Playfield resists dirt ORE ?Rota! * Scores Replays When Numbers and wear. Extends life 1 to 10 are made >.. of paint on playfield indefinitely. All Williams Games Equipped with ,// Slug Rejectors See Your 91'11 f'Ar/1124 Distributor Now! WILLIAMS ELECTRONIC Mfg. Corp. 4242 W. FILLMORE ST. CHICAGO 24, ILLINOIS WHEN YOU BUYA FLIPPER GAME -BUY THE BEST -BUY WILLIAMS www.americanradiohistory.com JULY 31, 1961 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK 43 IT'S THE NEWEST! ,1 4 IT'S ALI MECHANICAL! NO WIRES OR ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS TO CHANGE OR SERVICE *414 * THE 1I hEhl RUa 0 DWI Model 1966 120 and 200 Selection Model 1976 33;h145nPu 100 Selection brotHER Constant rotation at either speed guaranteed by constant Only the RockOla MechO -Matic Changer has: speed 4 pote motor. No Wires No Electrical Connections No Electronic Aids Speed change accomplished through 100% mechanical operation and motor shaft variances. The only completely automatic mechanical changer which In- Completely unitized -can be installed in five minutes. termixes 331/3 and 45 RPM records in any bank, in any sequence Complete mechanical operation guarantees years of no operating solenoids, micro -switches or electronic aids trouble -free service. with for changing motor speeds or spindle sizes. Self- aligning ... no adjustments. Whole mechanism mounts with 4 mounting screws. NOW IT'S 331/4 ro ens wows owe ed..., MR, OPERATOR: The Rock -Ola 33;s -45 RPM intermix changer is only one look to 33 %3 record touches 45 RPM hub and sensor. A more of the many features which prove that the greatest feather touch upon the sensors drops 45 RPM protection for your future lies in the tradition and skill of ROCK-OLA hub and sensor into turntable center and record Rock -Ola engineering which over the years has produced the for settles on small 33%3 hub. Idler wheel moves to 331/3 portion of drive shaft and turntable rotates finest, most durable phonographs the industry has known. advanced at a constant 331/4 RPM. With the advanced design of the Rock -Ola Regis phonograph products NOW ITS 4t5 RPM and the new, compact "100" all- purpose stereophonic wall for phonograph coupled with the Rock -Ola "Mech -O- Matic" il: dual speed changer, you have the finest guarantee of pro- profit tection for the future and increased profits. We ask you to stop in at your local Rock -Ola distributor today and compare Upon completion of 33'/ music cycle, the the Rock -Ola "Mech- O- Matic" changer with the compli- rotating gripper gear releases the drive rod cated electrical and electro- mechanical changers of other tension, allowing a lifter bar to raise the sensor competitors. See for yourself that Rock -Ola is truly the Orli °Y9 and 45 RPM hub to their original 45 RPM hub finest phonograph and has the finest dual -speed changer MANUFACTURING CORPORATION position. Idler wheel moves back to 45 RPM portion of the drive shaft and prepares to in the world. 600 N. Kedzie Avo., Chicago 51, III. accept the next record. www.americanradiohistory.com 44 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK JULY 31, 1961 DELIRE FOR SALE «M., Six Seeburg library A +( ssd Unit., excellent Blatt and Barnes Score Teen -Age condition. Please submit offer, one POOL "1450" or all, dPtxla =TABLES F. M. BROADCASTING, INC. for Box 922 Linwood Blvd. Programming Juke Mkt. Kenna, City 9, Mo. VALLEY NEW YORK -Typical of the reaction to Bill- by my collectors tailored each music machine to board Music Week's story on how record compa- Its location. FOR SALE »» --. .`wí, nies are tailoring singles for the juke box market Local Club (BMW, July 17) were the comments of Willie Blatt, neighborhood bars 10 PHILADELPHIA SKEE BALLS (cad a Valley i , "Most are looked upon by L.teat m dols, Ilke n veteran Miami operator, and P. A. Barnes, Puente, a WaO.W eaoLl. avant! to Prefect . _if, their customers as sort of local club. When we f10.oD etera for eraWtí. Siu11 use, Calif. operator. a certain balanes C.O.D. Your Profit learned that location was patronized by NT, INC. Blatt said, "First I want to compliment BMW a particular national group, our collector installed "AMA.11ÁIle N. Pelfle Aw. Retinae Beach, alif. S.e your distributor or wallet for the fine slant and space given (In the article). an entire section of 20 selections devoted to their Phone: FROnfier 4-teN VALLEY SALES CO. The entire music machine industry has been ailing type of folk music. 133 MORTON ST. SAY CITY, MICH. for a long time and getting ust a little worse each This recent craze for sing -a -long records will year, until it just about hit bottom. most likely grow more popular in the next year or "But this has served a purpose; it separated the so. We installed some microphones that can be RUNYON NEEDS boys from the men and put the music machine plugged into some of our music machines so that operator on his toes in every way possible in order when an individual or group feels particularly FOR EXPORT to survive. happy and wants to sing along while the record is Rock -Ola , playing, they Bally DAVIS' Important Step all have to do is put a dime in the 1448 1454 music box." BROADWAY "I believe the taken by Columbia, 1455 (Single Card) that step Barnes Letter Decca- Coral, Vassar and United Artists to begin LITE- ALINE Here is what Barnes has to FAMOUS releasing some singles geared especially for the say: Wurlitzer BINGOS "Have the record companies finally woke ÿ music machine industry is the first important step up to 1700 1800 the juke box operators? in the right direction taken since World War H. We want some old releases 1900 2000 United on 45 r.p.m. Hank Thompson's LIGHTNING '...- GUARANTEE It will help the industry regain some of the ground oldies, King Cole, Bob Wells, Kay Starr (specially Seeburg CLIPPER lost the past few years. "Wheels of For- GIG. VENDORS tune"), Harry James' "One ó Clock Jump," etc. M -100B CAPITOL "The way I it, every music machine VENUS TARGETTE look at "We have never been recognized before. We kept M-100 C regardless of its cost or appearance is nothing more V -200 COMET TARGETTE Seeburg E -1 $249 the record companies in business for years when than a showcase that displays and vends entertain- there weren't any home phonographs. VL-200 ment. During years, more and more Gottlieb Corsair 30- Column 245 the past few "I've been in the )juke box business for 21 years entertainment was AMI 2 e 4 PLAYER displayed in these showcases and have averaged $350 in records a month -and Corsair F 20- Column 199 geared to attract the teen -age trade, even though I am a small operator. -120 Keeney they are fewer in numbers and have less money "We want 6.120 SPORTSMEN GUN Eastern 22- Column 99 good old releases -not rock and roll. to spend than their elders. Three -quarters of our locations are beer parlors or "A few years ago, when I took more interest in cocktail lounges. They want old records, not the my music machines, I worked out a system where- new stuff." RUNYON COMPANY SEEBURG AMI Inc., Bally Mfg. CO., Irving 222SH $195 Kaye Co. 221 FRELINGHUYSEN AVENUE 201DH 695 Tent Cards Make Hit With Operators Newark 8, N. 1. Bigelow 3 -8777 KD200 425 Ont. :New Terl, N Y. and Hnrllord.Iu,:rlhlul CHICAGO -Juke box operators E. R. Ratajack, managing director a1 ans programmed to give you C..f.l%Afe,....i RUNYOrIE% wIIx}IY are going for their Music Operators and co- ordinator, said that as of last any tune of your choice and I am AMI of America tents in a big way. Tuesday (18) some 3,050 of the one of the few music sources de- The tent cards were first intro- cards had been sent out in response signed to permit r...% ...... p Continental 200 -Sel., you to make a duced last week as a play stimula- to requests. MOA is offering the choice of the tune you want to Deal Yourself More Earnings tor and a consumer pitch for MOA. cards to operators at a nominal hear. with GOTTLIEB'S New like new . $795 price of 50 cards for $1. "I serve music and music only, The cards are also being incor- no commercials, no messages, no BIG sales pitch. ROCK -OLA New Orleans Judge porated into a membership pitch. Any operator who signs up a new 'I am here for your relaxation CASINO and entertainment. 1455 . $375 Rules Vs. Big Tent MOA member gets 50 cards free. IN THE GREAT TRADITION Ratajack said that already four "I give you this pleasure through OF THE BIG 1448 . 315 NEW ORLEANS- District new members had been brought in the facilities of the newest and best MONEY MAKERS Court Judge Oliver P. Carriers has in response to the offer, development in sound reproduction. --- G0T11IEB "CARD" GAMES! 1446 . 225 dismissed a suit by Admiral C. Uplift Program "I'm ready for business. All you ORDER TODAY! Vaughan, local operator, against need to do is drop a coin into me, the New Orleans Vaughan The cards are part of a general Terms' Vs deposit required police. pick your tunes, then lean back, SPECIALS! had charged that the police had il- "Image uplifting" program begun relax. recently by MOA aimed at ac- Completely Reconditioned legally seized a number of Big Tent I am proud that my owner is 4- BAGGER quainting the public with the asso- a Williams WORLD EXPORT machines. member of and subscribes to the Williams PINCH HITTER sass 275 ciation, its aims and purposes. The ' tifitttye. , {Oj However, the court ruled that code of good business ethics recom- the game contains no element of program also includes advertising mended by the BEST BUYS location trade Music Operators of - OnUiS Wm:n" skill, that free plays may be re- 10 Journals, stressing America," Completely Reconditioned moved from the mechanical count- the advantage of doing business I,d nM an MOA member and calling Sa1:r MAGIC Shuffle Alley $100 er, and that a switch controls the 14' C.C. BOWLING LEACUI 145 number of free plays awarded by attention to MOA's code of ethics Ind. Gaming Stamps Yield 4' Bally STRIKE BOWLER 731 17e East Erie Blvd. the machine. to which every operator must sub - Sy 3, N. Y., U. E. A. scribe, $494,000 for Fiscal Year Phones GRanite 6 -1631 He also ruled that "the machine WANT TO BUY can be The cards a ef- INDIANAPOLIS Collection - converted into an auto- carry simple but - - of $494,000 in revenue from coin HIGHEST PRICES PAID I matic payoff machine." fective message: Rush Your games requiring the $250 tax Vets Vaughan had contended that "I am your juke box. GOTTLIEB SWEET SIOUX- CONTEST stamp in Indiana during the fiscal -GONDOLIER- GIVE TO DAMON RUNYON CANCER FUND the machine is an amusement "I stand here ready to serve you PICNIC- TEXAN- year ended June AROUND THE WORLD- SILVER- device. by creating a 30 was reported MADEMOISELLE pleasant atmosphere here last week - WAGON TRAIN for your enjoyment." by the Internal -KEY/PIE DOLL -SPOT- A -CARD- Revenue Service. CAPT. KIDD - ATLAS - LITI -A- CARD - MERRY - CO -ROUND - Yield from the $250 stamps ex- MELODY LANE -ROTO POOL -MISS ceeded 1959 -1960 income from ANNABELLE- SUNSHINE- WORLD BUY! METAL TYPERS this source by $90,000. BEAUTIES. VENDING ALUMINUM IDENTIFICATION DISC NATIONAL j1. T BME INCOMI BEST Willie Blatt Leaves For WHY 2. TROUBLE-FREE OPERATION COIN MACHINE EICBANGI 3. ONLY 18 "x18" 15 -Day Caribbean Trip 1411 -13 Diversey, Chicago 14, 111. Uckingham 1-6211 1318 N. WESTERN AVE. FOR LESS MIAMI- Willie Blatt, clean of STAN DA N4111 %4% ...". 1N11r4a P__14111 A RVA R LT' CHICAGO 22, ILL. the local coinmen, left Friday (28) PHONOGRAPHS a 15-day IV 4-3120 for Caribbean cruise. He METAL TYPCR.. ins. Seeburg V.L. -200 plans to visit Latin- American ...$325.00 oper- when answering ads . e . Seeburg M -100 R .. 365.00 ators en route. His itinerary takes Wurlltser 1800 .... 325.00 him to Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, SAY YOU SAW IT IN WALLBOXES Guadalupe, Barbados, Trinidad, Curcao and Jamaica. BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK Rock -Ole 50 -Sel. IMPORTERS W.B. $ 9.50 SEND FOR Seeburg 200 -Sel. W.B. 59.50 AMI ea and 120 W.B. 39.50 Joe Ash says . . . FREE GAMES CONTACT ACTIVE 56 -PAGE ILLUSTRATED Showtime $135.00 Cypress Carden 265.00 E PINBALLS 1961 Miss America 185.00 THE LARGEST DISTRIBUTOR Circus Days 95.00 OP CATALOG IN THE Call, WHIR or Cable PINBALL CAMES WORLD! table LEWJo Exclusive Gottlieb Distributor for est.m COIN MACHINE Pennsylvanie, &at. Jrnay and Delaware. EXCHANGE Distrihuting Co IEèwaonG$ AMUSEMENT MACHINES CO. Joe Kline 8 Wally Finit. rt Exclusive Wurlitzer Distributor 666 N. Broad St., Phil °. 30, Po. 1750 W. NORTH AVE. CHICAGO Dickens 2.0500 1301 N. Capitol Ave. 329 W. Ninth St. i . You POpIar 9.4495 Covington, can ALWAYS depend Indianapolis, Ind. Ky. GIVE TO RUNYON Greater Cincinnati on ACTIVE ALL WAYS DAMON CANCER FUND Tel.: MElrese 5.1593 Tel.: AX 1.6 969 www.americanradiohistory.com JULY 31, 1961 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK 45 CMC P4'441 I 444 F Casola Favored for Re- Election CHICAGO - Lou Casola is be- Among the better known depar- ing favored for re- election as presi- tures front top posts in CMC dur- dent of the Coin Machine Council ing the past year, are Sam Lewis, (CMC), an unofficial canvas of the who resigned as vice -president of chkago coin Council's executive committee here Williams and left the coin machine indicates. industry; George Miller and E. R. Also favored for re- election are Ratajack, both of Music Operators WILDWESi PRINCESS BOWLER Herb Oettinger, treasurer; Herb of America. Jones, secretary, and the Council's Casola's return as president was PRO BASKETBALL PRO BOWLER three vice -presidents, John. Bilotta, considered a question mark because E. W. and Harold Lieb- which (Hic AGO DYNAMIC INDUSTRIES; INC. 1725; W OtoRSry :. cli1CAG0..14 Holyfield, of recent negotiations cul- erman. minated in his merging his Rock- The Council is also talking about ford (Ill.) operating company with electing up to three more vice - another firm (see separate story). MUSIC and presidents, to give it a total of six He still has made no comment ATLAS ... for allowed by the by -laws. about agreeing to run for another c2b ROWE VENDING MACHINES The Council's first annual elec- term, but the settling of his own COMPLETE STOCK OF PARTS -FAST SERVICE! tion is being held Tuesday after- negotiations appears to favor his noon, August 1, at the Morrison return to the Council presidency. Choice Reconditioned SPECIAL THIS WEEK! Hotel here. Besides the full offi- VENDING EQUIPMENT cer slate, 39 director seats will be SEEBURG CIGARETTE LOU CASOLA STONER D S00 COFFEE $295 voted on. MOV Dinner STONER D -13 HOT DRINK 595 VENDORS Under Council by -laws, officers SEEBURG 800 E -2 CIGARETTE 275 will be elected directly by the ex- Continued from page 42 WORKSHOP H-27 (18 Col.) 215 MODEL ecutive committee following nomi- SMOKESSHOP 9.36 -New (27 (o17 Write X19 nations from the floor. Directors 800 E -1 5 CONTINENTAL CORSAIR 20 195 will be elected from a slate prepared vice-president of the Goldberg Ti!.. CONTINENTAL CORSAIR 30 245 15 Arailabio- Reconditioned by a nominating committee com- ler Corporation, will be speaker of Seeburg Acquires posed of O. L. (Bob) Slifer, chair- the evening. MUSIC man, Herb Jones and Clint Pierce. The program for the second day ROCK -OLA 1468 -120, St $645 A.M.I. K -200 $660 Hearing Aid Firm Members of the executive com- will be announced shortly. A.M.I. J -200 595 ROCK -OLA 1448 350 mittee include Casola as ex- officio Exhibition List A.N.I. 1.200 550 ROCK -OLA 1446 245 MINNEAPOLIS a move to 625 -In member, plus Jones, Oettinger, Bi- A.M.I. 6-120 325 WURLITZER 2300-5 diversify, the Seeburg Corporation Among the exhibitors at the G-200 225 WURLITZER 2200 445 lotta, Pierce, Lieberman, Slifer, Art will A.M.I. of Chicago is acquiring the Quali- convention be Eastern Distrib- SEEBURG 201 675 WURLITZER 1900 375 Weinand, Andy Hesch, Joe Kline utors, Baltimore, Seeburg; Roa- tone Company, a local hearing aid SEEBIRE6 K -200 445 WURLITZER 2100 365 firm. involves an and Les Montooth. noke Vending Exchange, Rich- SEEBUR6 H -200 325 WURLITZER 2000 245 The acquisition exchange of stock. Exact terms The executive committee, as an mond, AMI; General Vending appointed body, does not come up Sales, Baltimore, Rock -Ola; Cava- Distributors for not made known at press time, but FOR SERVICE AND DARTS the value of the exchange report- for re- election, but is subsequently lier Distributing Company, Nor- AMI ROWE One - edly will exceed $2 million. subject to approval by the new folk, and Pat's -Stop Record Shop, ATLAS Terms of the deal include a pro- officers and directors. Richmond. IS STILL YOUR REST RETI vision for continuation of Qualitone The sentiment has been strong Grand prize, to be awarded at toward re- electing the Council's the banquet, will be a Seeburg Si Dep., Bal. C.O.D. or Sight Draft here under its present manage- ment, according to Richard T. Bur- current slate of officers. If they 160 Stereophonic 33'/a r.p.m. ma- ger, president of Qualitone. The agree to run for another term, their chine. company, which has 75 employees, re- election is considered likely. The committee arranging the A Quarter Century ATLAS 11ISR' C011P111' has its headquarters and plant at Biggest contest is expected to be 1961 MOA convention consists of of Semi. 4318 Upton Avenue S. here. over whether additional vice- presi- Mrs. Harry Lubman, John Chan- DIV. OF AC AUTOMATIC SERVICES, INC. In its last fiscal year, which dents will be added, and if so, how dler, Al Loudon, Vernon Martin, 2122 N. WESTERN AVE., CHICAGO 47, ILL., U. E. A. ARmitags 64003 ended April 30, it had sales of many and who. Several director John Cameron, George Rollo, Rob- over $21/2 million. vacancies will also have to be filled. ert Minor and Harry Fake. Build Your Profits with the Magic Appeal of a Card Game! D Gottlieb's D Location tested features -your guide to a profit winner. BIG CASINO's got 'em I The magic of playing cards coupled with "play it again" player appeal create dynamic earning power. Talk about magic! Place BIG CASINO In any location ... you'll be sure to boost collections. 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