lAusicals Can't Count On Top Act Singles From Cast .abels . . . Oldies Blossom On Charts . . . Brief To JAB: Keep Up With Change...Report On IBS Meet... Brain Drain' cat April 5 1969 iee Editorial ... : .MCA Acquires 754 Ailler . . New Feature: Additions To n. Cals Bat ;adio Playlists . . . Mercury Starts lndie Co. Jnder Fach...Kapralik Exits Post At Epic...

HE FOUNDATIONS: A UNI CORNERSTONE Intl Section Begins Pg 51 Maybe nobody's pulled your coat to what'shappening with The Tymes these days. So we'd like you to be our guest. A short time ago, they came out with their first Columbia album, People. It turned everybody around. That's because the album's got a mellow new song people had never heard before—and picked up on—"The Love That You're Looking For." And songs they had already learned to like—"People," "The Look of Love" and "God Bless the Child." With every song, The Tymes sang it like The Tymes. Different. Bold. Pretty. The album started them moving up strong. Then one day, People started to rumble and shake and do—and a single fell out. "The Love That You're Looking For" c/w "God Bless the Child." Well, the stations picked the winner. "The Love That You're Looking For." So with happy hearts we've reserviced a new single for the radio stations—"The Love That You're Looking For" c/w 'The Love That You're Looking For." All across the country both Top-10 and R&B stations are wearing it out. Which, of course, is the only .thing , you can do with , the solid, fresh and very together music by. • •N 4 •.. If your gam.4t,.. - • stay up with The Ty,:,

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‘al ifar VOL. XXX— Number 36/April 5, 1969

Pubhcabon Office / 1780 Broadway. New York, New York 10019 / Telephone JUdson 6 2640 /Cable Address Cash Box. N Y

GEORGE ALBERT President and Publisher MARTY OSTRO W Vice President

IRV LICHTMAN Editor in Chief EDITORIAL MARV GO OD MAN Assoc. Editor DANIEL BOTTSTEIN JOHN KLEIN ALLAN RINDE BOB COHEN EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS MIKE MARTUCCI ANTHONY LANZETTA

ADVERTISING BERNIE BLAKE Director of Advertising A Brain - Drain ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES STAN SOIFER, New York BILL STUPER, New York HARVEY GELLER, Hollywood W O ODY HARDING In Many Directions Art Director

COIN MACHINE & VENDING ED ADLUM General Manager BEN JONES, Editor CAMILLE CO MPASIO, Chicago LISSA M ORRO W, Hollywood

CIRCULATION THERESA TORTOSA, Mgr.

CHICAGO HOLLY WO OD may well mean that something has to CAMILLE C O MPASIO HARVEY GELLER There's an internal brain-drain tak- 29 E. Madison Si. 6290 Sunset Bled. ing place in the music business, and give. As recently pointed out in The Chicago 2, Hollywood, Calif 90028 as long as the "merger mania" con- New York Times, this is a very real Phone, (312) Fl 6-7772 Phone- (213) 465-2129 tinues so is the likelihood of this new trend on the entire business communi- ENGLAND development. While the situation is ty. Not only on the basis of duplication DORRI LAND 3 Cot Street not a critical matter of top executive of function does this free strong per- London, WI, England talent leaving the business for new ca- sonnel, but also on the basis of an in- Tel 01.734-2374 reers outside of the music scene, it, dividual's or group of individuals' way nevertheless, poses a multi-direction of doing things. There has been, the ITALY CANADA MARIO PANVINI ROSATI W ALT GREALIS assessment by the music business. newspaper reported, major conflicts of Generic, Passarella 2 RPM this sort among execs who are Milan (Italy) 1560 Soriew Ave. The head of a sizeable incite label Toronto 17, Ontario Tel 790990 teamed-up as a result of mergers-and. Tel: (416) 489-2166 recently confessed that he had lost a acquisitions. GERMANY ARGENTINA top exec with the frank admission that What results is a departure (either MAL SOND OCK MIGUEL SM1RN OFF he could not compete with the finan- Josef Raps Strove I Rafael° 3978 prior to or post merger) of top-draw ex- Munich, Germany Buenos Aires cial lure of a conglomerate which had ecutives who are still in the their Tel. 326410 Tel 69-1538 sought (and acquired) the music man. BRAZIL prime. They usually wind-up moving Quite frequently, the lure of moving on HOLLAND PEDRO FRAZA O into other operations or, more signifi- PAUL ACKET DE VASCONCEIADS to a comglomerate music operation is Theretlastraet 59.63 Rua Frei Caneco, il. Apt. 13 cantly, establishing new companies, more than direct remuneration in dol- The Hague Soo Paulo. S.P.. Brazil with or without the help of conglomer- Tel. 837703 Tel, 23940 18 lars. Stock options can be enticing, for ates. In the music business itself there MEXIC O one thing. But, there can also be a FRANCE ENRIQUE ORTIZ is an example or two of talent that has CHRISTOPHE IZARD Insurgent's Sur 1870 non-financial attraction. It can be the gone out on its own following the 24. Rue Octoye Feuillet Mexico 20, D.E. opportunity to be the core, if not Paris XVI Tel 870.9358 Tel- 24.65-57 end of their contractual relationships JAPAN president, of a large corporation's bid with companies that acquired their SCANDINAVIA Adv. Me Sor success in the music field with SVEN G. WIN OUIST SHOICH1 KUSAN O operations. Koggeholmsvagen 48, plenty of working capital to compete Echloriol Mgr The brain-drain, then, moves in Stockholm-Enskede. M ORIHIRO NAGATA with. Sweden, Tel 59 ,46 85 466 Higfeshi•Olzumi many directions. It can be a severe 122 40 Nenimoku Mergers and acquisitions can also loss to modest setups in this era of Tokyo AUSTRALIA BELGIU M create a brain-drain in another way. hard to find talent; it can be the spur RON TUD OR JOS BAUDE WIJN They can pull exec talent away from a to the creations of new entities staffed 8 Francis St., Linde man 19 Heothmont, Victoria Lokeren company that is moving into a set-up with seasoned personnel. Whatever its Tel: 870.5677 Tel( 09 78 31 76 that already boasts an exec staff capa- direction, the brain-drain is indicative ble of handling an acquired company. of an industry whose growth has SUISCRIPTION RATES $75 p r 7,0. €1011 •S••• .^ US A- .0614AM weekly Smémil don nonage innd el Horthirt Coas. If, for instance, a label is purchased by resulted in a continuing demand for 1610S 1.1.S.A a company that already has a top-draw skilled personnel who cannot be read- Cmyt4.14 1969 by The Co.), Bop Publnkong Co In. All B011 / Copyrigh. undo. Un al Copyroglo Cen.6nelon exec staff for its own label operation it ily obtained. Q&dkng CashBoxTOP1001

• AQUARIUS/LET THE SUNSHINE • GIMME GIMME GOOD LOVIN' IDAHO IN MEDLEY 35 JOHNNY ONE TIME PINBALL WIZARD 2 DIZZY • ITS ONLY LOVE . ICE CREAM SONG 3 TIME OF THE SEASON 37 SWEET CREAM LADIES. IN THE STILL OF THE NIGHT FORWARD MARCH . . • GALVESTON GOOD TIMES. BAD TIMES • YOU'VE MADE ME SO VERY • MEMORIES ..•„ , • HAPPY • DO YOUR THING BADGE 6 TRACES GIVE IT AWAY • WILL YOU BE STAYING • ITS YOUR THING AFTER SUNDAY NOTHING BUT A HEARTACHE R • IS IT SOMETHING YOU'VE GOT I DON'T WANT NOBODY TO 8 RUNAWAY CHILD, UNNING_ WILD GIVE ME NOTHING 9 MY WHOLE WORLD ENDED 42 BLESSED IS THE RAIN . • .• •• •,•.• , 10 12 RIVER IS WIDE 10 ROCK ME 43 I GOT A LINE ON YOU 11 16 GOODBYE COLUMBUS • ONLY THE STRONG SURVIVE • MINI-SKIRT MINNIE 14 34 79 WHEN HE TOUCHES ME 12 PROUD MARY • HAWAII FIVE-0 5 2 80 I LOVE MY BABY • TWENTY FIVE MILES • THE CHOKIN KIND 25 37 81 THERE NEVER WAS A TIME 14 INDIAN GIVER 47 TIME WAS 6 5 82 ZAZUEIRA 15 MENDOCINO 48 NO NOT MUCH • , 16 21 • WISHFUL SINFUL 83 WHERE DO YOU GO TO MY LOVELY 16 THINGS It LIKE TO SAY Ii, 14 HAPPY HEART DON'T GIVE IN TO HIM • TIME IS TIGHT e • . • 14788 22 1,1 LOVE IS ALL I HAVE • SNATCHING IT BACK • IN THE BAD, BAD OLD DAYS • TO GIVE 19 HOT SMOKE & SASSAFRASS 52 DON'T TOUCH ME HAPPY HEART - e 11X X 20 YOU GAVE ME A MOUNTAIN 53 LONG GREEN • FOOLISH FOOL • PLAYGIRL • I'LL TRY SOMETHING .NEW • LOVE CAN MAKE YOU..•.. HAPPY • BROTHER LOVES TRAVELLING 55 APRICOT BRANDY 89 ONE EYE OPEN SALVATION SHOW • MERCY • HAIR 90 RHYTHM OF THE RAIN • THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 91 TRICA TELL YOUR DADDY 24 MR. SUN, MR. MOON . .. 15 IA • GITARZAN 92 YOU CAME, YOU SAW. 25 TRY A LITTLE TENDERNESS YOU CONQUERED 77 11 59 TEAR DROP CITY • I CAN HEAR MUSIC • THE BOXER 93 THESE EYES • THE LETTER • TO KNOW YOU IS TO LOVE YOU 94 MORE TODAY THAN YESTERDAY • FIRST OF MAY 62 I LIKE WHAT YOUR DOING 95 JULY. YOU'RE A WOMAN 29 BUILD ME UP. BUTTERCUP • MY WAY 96 ITS A GROOVY WORLD 30 THIS GIRLS IN LOVE WITH YOU 64 MOVE IN A LITTLE CLOSER BABY 97 A MILLION TO ONE • SWEET CHERRY WINE 65 KICK OUT THE JAMS 98 BACK IN THE USSR 32 THE WEIGHT 66 DAY AFTER DAY 99 SOUL PRIDE • THE WAY IT USED TO BE • WHEN YOU DANCE 100 GRAZIN' IN THE GRASS

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I oil- 1111. 1/1 ;I. 1111t. o 11 classar.11 disk , tun Neil 1.1.1111011., 10 Radon Pla% lists 12 111 111.11 Cullom manager oil the lillul'.1t loll oil 1 is Planer spoon, Panel 110' 111e W S 1111.• 11.11101 .11".11 Ici improhable. a stab:nit-in Sinatra's 20% Of Produce] s 1 'o el Ile. . fliScIessli 111r111111.11 eXeell- from I 'oil> dor said thal numerous WB/7 To Kinney B&B 'lop ) 411 Ils pri.dower. mrpla% du vision. Pep. sixottil I'M> Mir dents may he li- nacho 1.-ii s e . per-Tanner. lerank S•ittlen. president. censed so NIC87%1 Mr Ike, trout NEW YORK Knine% Nat nowt Syr. Berm 81 1(.1 mbh 1/8. 13 Vert:1m.. Assoc/atom od Brosaileasiers. Vs hole e‘pressing coutentineul st ith su -u' is In» mg Frank Sinai ras 211' Single, lie% oem , el manager id WII N Ulf whinimil .1 a . MI ;is handling ni its 'lasso-al lines. ,ton k est nu Vs anar Bros Ses (.81 Eakin li,, st. and au ard-ss 1110111g singelSe.Isler. 11.1 Pod% don said ut sva , inlerested Arts Rex ords Price is 522 million 'Line Nam, ite 43 I. 11.111 10'10111C1 1011 arse/dale' . It mho- keeping ils product together and that in Sh .111(1 Collte1 111111.• 111 1IS 'hap line Album, • I TV Center I 'ills ersil% ot V irgima_ and ut ss as hi its lu breads' he handle Kleine> Is atipuring Il,,' .1"-M•es tit 'st it/ Me classic, along ss 11 le pooped:a Inning In (In Il ho lure do repo ot soon -mutt isms Sus -iii 1re, 111t. . st 111C-h Ils SOH 01 Pet% dui 111t. 1.111r1 I I. AU a I N °1''''' N.-8" ..•no 1 .1 es

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dia m Take a sensational new Jim Webb song, coupled with the fresh young talent of Ronny Buskirk, and success is straight ahead. "Where's The Playground Susie" In the past, everything Jim Webb's written you've listened to. Well, here's another one for you, sung by Ronny Buskirk. Ronny Buskirk is an exciting new artist just signed with Columbia. He's young, handsome and a powerhouse of talent. The kind of talent that can do justice to a Jim Webb sound. The kind of talent we spotted in Gary Puckett of The Union Gap the first time we heard him—and you know where he's at toda When you hear "Where's The Playground Susie,"vou'll have to agree that Ronny Buskirk picked on a helluva way to make the big time—fast. Ronny Buskirk: On Columbia Records'' Mercury Sets Indie Label Brief To NAB: Radio Must Keep In N.Y. Under Charlie Fach Abreast Of Ever-Changing Music

NEW YOR K -- Intrepid Recto Alter lit.' t ears as Smash l'0111.01.1 siiiN GTON ti S - Radio has youth population and the country's. W11011 y Inc lependein 01N !rat ion owned In Each moved to Nun York as o inged to keep up nith change on "obsession - with looking and acting Merciir% Retords is underway- n NeW vice iiresident and director il re- lit music scene u oh tht• prospect that young. York under the direction ol to es corded product Wiffel id Ins replace- unless it maintains a 1:01111.sin aware- "The big important ddlerence to- Went and general Manager Charles ment in this post is especlud short 3 Hess Hie scene O ilt 11.155 it by day. - Briel explained," is that the Farb In•ing li Green, president til W hile Each %sas product inanagiw The necessity lor Ons a w,ireness Was youth have the money in their pockets Men ury said that Intrepid will be lor S mash and Fontana the labels 001 lined In Henry Bu d, exec Secretary with which to exercise their preler- involved in the t onte mporary Top 40 enjoyed 8 number one records and 65 ltriord Industry Association ol ence in the market place and inlittr. music market %%11 11 Each actively seek chart items with perhaps the toil A m mo... «IAA' in an address last once what is made available to mg masters ho m iridependent produc- achieve ment being the Liiinching iii neck betore the convention ol Ille the m ' ers amt at the same lime developing the career el Roger Miller Each has Association of Broadcasters progra ms luir ini ernal production Buyer Is Young also been instru mental in the signing (NAB) 'Tins leper:mien urn make available ol such acts :is Spariky and Our Gang Callng the "urgency ol keeping up Using audio and vist4t1 aids. Briel all ut the Jib outages ol a hard run- and negotiating and distribullon deals ith what's going on... Brie' said that miormed the gathering that the mu. ning. pro motion oriented small label for Mercury with the. first ut its Mille 'things today move so quickly. sic business" single largest buying plus the siatoloy that comes Ro m labels. Virtue and Peachtree changes oecur so rapidly in our busi- group comes fro m those 18 to 24 years the backing tol a m mor torporation - Further announte ments tro m In- ness and therefore in yours - that old, that those trion 25 to 34 comprise Kith noted Irepol regarding the appointnient (it a unless you maintain a constant aware- Ille next largest group - Better than National distribution lor the new national pro motion manager and other ness. the -scene' will pass you '• 90 per cent ol all the records are label w ill be set up by Each using Rev personnel will be forthco ming. [(net tittered a statistical rundown purchased by people fro m their sub- both 3.1errec and indeticndent intrepid %%Ill headquarter at 1650 ut the growth nl both radio and mu- teens to their nuddle 4h s, ' Brat Butlers durOSR, the country . M. Each Broadway sic industries A merica's burgeoning noted. noted 'looking %er> closely at the 'Being 'in yesterday, - Brier said. local pro motion men available in does not mean that 3-ini re an Imlay each market Not only are there Marked changes in Br. ill RI Trout Musa.. a tiMI affiliated In• current music al style Imin what publishing operation has also been es- Kapralik Exits As Epic A&R VP prevailed In e 3 ea rs ago, tor the Most tahlblied as a part of the Intrepid part t he pemile 3 till heard pertor m• Upend it In mg today s In•st sellers were not even t' air has been unit I he Mercury To Resu me lndie Music Setup around Inc years ago as record art- operation ltir In >cars having started NEU VOR K — Dave Kaprabk has left manager to dir uruir e.1 ma reta- ists some were not even known a year as an eastern regional prinnoloon man- ins post as vp ol Aititt at Epic Re lions Ile then miceecileil Min t Miller ago • ager tor the company in 1959 Ile then cords to form kapralik Infernational, as director ol A&R tor both the Co- Citing RIAA —certified gold record look the ii. 'lui as 1 trOdU n litinager Inc a complex ut artist manage ment. Incubi,' and Epic labels haprolik was awards as leaning more to recently — Ille Slitish and Fontana labels. publistung. reviird and et Otte It Prod • directly responsrble tm. signing to tlie established acts. Brie1 declared that It lion acti% riles, Ka m-dirk is re-assuna labels artists such as Barbra Streit:- tu nIl proba tul> tic 'tonte - increasingly ild4 ing active direction 01 conipaines he and. Andy Willia ms. Paul Revere and licult as tune goes on to develop a started two 'ears ago uncl relinginsloi9-1 'Ube Raiders. Steve Lawrence and Cohn Is Epic A&R Head rigid progra m mings format and adhere when he re-joined the CBS disk orga- Gorme. have Clark Five. Dylan. NEU VORIN - Larry Cohn has been to it, lo he exclusively a nick station nization Sin ion and Gartunkel and Arel lia named director 01 A& R at Epic Re- or a so-called good m usic station, a Included In Kapralth s plans ts the Franklin were also signed during %tints, arcortling to Clive Davis. pres- country stilt ion or a jazz station: manage ment 01 one ill the hot lest per- Kapralik's admentstral ion it Cohan. ident el the tits Libel Epic's parent Brad said that il "all of US In the lornung and recording groups oil co- bia -s. A & R Department It n as also CohirS new Billet ion covers an area record industry- adopted the view ol dav's suene, and The Ea mils Stone. during Ilus period that Kapralik ac. formerly handled In Dave Kafir:Mk, slicking only with current hits, troth- and the long sustaining lut chic, 1-'ea- rivaled and (tweeted Colu mbia s mu mg new in music %%link' have been who has ten Epic I. concentrate on ches and Herb The nen Is reorganized sic publishing organiZation April. his 'run musk - comple• isee separate produced in the past live yearS and company still .1 h>orle ils. aril% lInus Etlackn 00C1 you would still he progra m ming the .aors e an ISIS and eNeuill in' personnel tit same material you were broadcasting Cohn reporting Dai is. will _plan Daedalus Punka toms .ind Ma urer- After ht. lett CBS twit sears ago, and direct A&R attis dies 11>r the Epic [lye years ago And I wonder what the ment created and tormerls Wilm ot R('Inal lk It'au w`l and In minced market. the sales and profits would ,ind Ukeli 'Mods supervise the In' Kapnilik Peat lies :out Herb It was than that he he Mr both our Indust ries today ils' is' stall producers ancl work t•lose- ab./. disco% eyed .ind signed SI> and Calling :Mc Minn to changes that 13 %% ith Indic producers. Also. Cohn Sly As Produ cer 'til e E'amils Slone nie: 111 disks that can run lar beyond n111 provole direction tor the .develop• The hapralik .-ntittiles will further The ex.:unite organization iiI Kap- mein ol artists and the creation the priolueing actis dies id Si> Stone rahk luternetional includes Barbara the new urns ly .o.i•epted 1101'111 01 three illintnes ill' SO. Itnet said that 11 (omen's lot albu ms and singles. Ile 's who creates and prininees the SI> 'and BaCcus. administrative vice president radio s polies is "All the Music Thal i onside' ed an mahout V on conte mpor- The Fanid% Slone recordings Before ReilliSh. chreetter ol 1311)bl:113 ary- blues and lolk nu i sIt Ells We Play. ' he believed that radio BccullItInl S13 Pro - The org.ffivalion headquarters is at 130 Cohn Joined Epic SIN months ago as duce(' a sturession ol lots lor the Nladtsoo Avenue ut Nen York ettv is going to start losing audience Hi those star tons who take a more merchandising manager In I his posl • Antonin label n it h the Beau lin111111WIS, Kapralik has plans to open WeSI Cod's! libel al more Jib entureso me lit.' inannatin d constant hatson u oh1 Moro Nlen Bobles Free man_ and others in the uninechale luture He .1&B. dud pronto and sales We Five and iI.arpeo BiZal Will also annotilice >110111‘ Ole appoint- RI AA — NAB Com mittee littorc con 'mg to Epic -. pro• Katie:tick S career to the lei:outing mein head lii lo s; Ue st Coad Brief said that proposed liaison dot ed oideil anthologies of inti, indusirs began 12 > ears ago n hen. as operation as well as a general main collitinitee colliposcil 01 top Manage- in '01 a . blurs rid I/ ilk 01111 ti h t BS In. I apulb co coned tiger t>1 Hie KAI:rah/1 mn ned ninsit Mein representing NAB arid RIA A, lias tiller a ri I,', 11.1 Nora I inn i on li a in 10 national pro motion publishing lirms improved by both binirds, would he a si. 01co0101,; it w id learning I roin tine anOther. t ion keeping Up 11 11 11 What is new and ((hinging and deleloping an under- 3 Producers Launch Label Thru TEC 'Lording •ml %%bar is happening Ill 11.1.1 IA (int) — 'Polio yr. t la i Brief said he hoped that the near t sli er ,u prohlts: songwriter has had luture would realize the tirst ill a long, 1 she, Curt Itoetichui and Krill, tilseli ;learn 59 col his songs recorded tor continuous series ol meetings DI this hat e It Wined 'Fogel her Rented , as an mot 1011 piut tires and is a's° I lie n liter independent di% 'stint Ril Trans.,. 'Pt/Intent 11.05011 ennip 01 4/01rt 11, -,' In To 11101 the lalest Entei holmium Corp (1ap hit lin addition lids pro- ecintintling iontacts 'it this Rital, Betel coneluded, - will von- tui I> presaltifil TE(' said R111rol recordings loi The Pis the inns label n he cou plet el% 'art train & Garfunkel The llonitells and tribute to lin -m:Ised awareness and greater iind-ersiandeng In both indus- 1st irte it tol Chad & Jere ms tries arid make: radio and records truly The label ti sell "ill de% Ott. all /Is Boettcher 'tas lor the a concert in sound 1:1101 hi .1•11t n tth ils ilea rainbow production iil snub million.sulters being handled tit Fin n ant Records Assitutattior» Along routes the independent label that >Lis ited Nlars and 'Cherish Ile m as also co- set lip last uto-k In Traitst continental ;anoint em' cel Tomtit% on Ilion. Hendrix, Kooper And cc Ali Bud aSet president selling 'Su eel l Together nil' glue as lists o-appienal 1 "slier. Boel (tier and Olsen 11 ere Jeffery To Schroeder cel all at tun: k and ad, in addil trill Ili also the lust producer, to te'c II, track NEVI 13 di K Tlin'e important tonappc in al tel all production and pro reciirding w ith Chad & ilereins . Sagit- ta lent, tin the mom, %C ell e toda‘, Jinn Goody Has Record Year duet Together tu ill also W WI al I 1st , tarius and Thy Millenniu m The three 110011 ix, .%1 Imo/put 1maI tht'Im_it't Al- ach isoi'> .1 tire n here a per also nu rodueed the Moog Ss nthemzer ters hose been signed to long tern I \ I Is 5iini I liiiicl% , Inc honing t all 0111.011 ad 1 ire and cowl Ii, Colo mbia lie( ith their pro. large publishing tcgreentents by 1aron /.1 sale.,I ail(' earnings ha -el on 1 lung Iron) manage ment dint ion The Notorious Its 131 Kral h- Schroeder 10 Bookings 'lie Iasi lint .11 >eai ligures wooded st 'A. Page 'hint Ilendri1. one 01 the Batton 1.1 ccerk the pet toil curling Ur- The pairing til t slier' Itiin It Bel and hidle>4 conIttnipttrar disk altractIolln i 'oilier 31. 191i8 Olsen brings together tin ,Lit vessItil whose bent st•Ilung L.P's lealure uumosl Sales rose noire than a nil I/1011- pro/Meet. liii neen the m 1 slier aml ol his own cont posit it WS. has relies'- cd .1011,0 °ter previous 3 ear reach- Boettcher hate earned a 110/401 gold Ills pat t >nth Schroeder I Itrii I he Arch miLper; (against $13.048.654i 111 reenr(ls loi' tarions recordings Ilies Muso Company All product turning a >el -hart. nil III 11.1% Produced A mong l lit' at 'el` horn Hendrix will be issued through •vi 1 to SI 21 ' '.il' lanced In 1 he I roc The .1ssin 1.11 colt the artist s nerd!. lornied li3 rds I Iliad It: Art eill The Bella 1 10111 M lisle Ian ASCA P al 1 h- and Toil 1111% Roe alt' that clears through Arch :Music. I 'skto elite' 01 the 11111,1e Inisilles• Bench it is also in the process td in. 111 1962 u hen lie began 11 I'll ilig stings olving Inntscll iii motion pictures awl Bellach Exits CBS nob 13, tan %%ikon leader cil The Beach emeco Is to lot on the It, oath.> ms Blinn Iltn s 1 WI u ern 1 hunt I 1 tied .011 ',retie shot ml> Saidiellei id thut Heil NEU oRls Ric it,,. 11 lic nai 11 has sillli hits and 1111111021 %elk, • a, Ittlil I. ass.' I t toile I ) ulLli il,,' ri pal di t• 11 allied lo I eneW his agt return! winging' as 1111 liel iil Ima m e .11 409 Ihe song that slatted the 111.1 leant hen / 01 Ono , Olsen, because ol Sc twoeder not III ," ale over her:mils Ilc is presently tonsidernig cod mien eran. 'lit NI> Elopill and . age and the .11111113 to pro• ',el% nib mono I Inuit., Isealed I and Linda. I 01 Is aril dorells id 01 hut lit•ti 11 I:10 sting% national sales nianager. tie, t on Page 31>

Cell Box -- April 5. 1969 Transaction, New Foreign Rep Mercury Sponsoring West Coast Service, Launched In New York Tour Of Rock Acts In 14 Cities \i' t5 OBlv - liairsainon slie.ii .• cscol lics ol 1 ..1 ci on . ipanics cult stae \l.',. us lit (11111, s1.11, And Mod loom s ae Ntw l'ork.basert orxwation stir liv ¡mauling this added link to both mg .t hock lis inck aets on the road exposure aiding them In buildlh represeni civt•i seas disk and lwensor and licensee " loi' 1.1-edy c011verl tour centered I heir own nireerS. publishing linns in the animus:lion ol 'Subseribers to Transaction roust on the Weia coaS1 Since early February Slobin and lu prOillict (ill .111 Independent vers- selectivels chosen, - she corn l'ilirpoSi• Ill die pripinotional (Mir, San Fratwisco stall hir ve been bus,- 11.1SiS, has lititin estaleleshed nituts muuthil trot only ol those known as Merriny's Flying lk•ar potting together all dw details for th Mildred Fields is ending a four-year overseas companies an. most in. Medienie Show. as threelold, ac•cord. cuneen l tour, which kicks off Apr' association null, Trausgliebal Music ttirested in American repertoire. bul mg to lour tmordanatter Alike Slobin II al the tnivtirsily of Sigulhern Cals , 1.141 to In the nett imperation as am- ol thus..' %%to are Iltixhile lie industry Irarsi, it gives fans Ow opportunity to lornia in Los Angeles 01 the 14 show, guise:an inan...s:i growth and change and aggressite sue top recording ;eels al a minimal 11 will be at colleges and unrorsigi cluing); to gel the most mileage out 111 prier Sn lend. 11 Oiler, tut' 11tirelliry while the rent:lining three will he lied W4111,1111 WI/111111 Iv labels 1111.11•11fl Philips, in through radio stations. and rit mmia .11111 11 1111 -1 "In shoo il apir inn to protiu m- SinaS/1 Foul ana Limelight t the in) As min exa mple 01 the deal rock Ian VI la pidgin 1.11 Einapt an subscribe's. iniirc mill inn!, prolstable means. tui portunity exposti its talent anti to will he getting, all tickets lor uh announcements ol whiih svil I Milieu over's( s repicsenialion "Ind to acrid- promote its produet in the cities in- U.S C Show' will be Si On each Tvv al agreements Plans ait' crab ii,,,i, ipim.1ml both ways ...kid shows will be held :it M O M carmen also under wasloi ., trip abroad to (7nernw ell Field with such acts as the. complete a no' til roo m al Sir Douglas Quintet iSmash), Buddy clients Miles Express 'Mercury' (Wimp An (net llow in moan' t resulting Dierapy griffin's, McCoys iMernint. Inein fresh mount's id Ittords and CBS Electronic Systems Improve .11111 Ilari es' Mandel 'Philips' partiii, tops rights not heing lolly assminnatisl paling 'Ille average price lo tans per, 1.;,itt• rise to Moss Fields decision lo concert on tour will he $2.011. st Oh at structure ii,,' ut,,s inflepriii1( ill gale least 5 and is many as 8 acts Kr.. «.1% abi oad She 1 his angini•nied TV's Picture & Sound Qualities formnig in any one shim Other groupi Bow (II uniateptid produci has ( reared in' Olved include the Shades of Joy vital need for an agent's lit supply IA ;sill:Al:TIC\ Di -I BS 'bast stations in hit. tailed Slates. Can- (Fontana) Linn County fAtercuryl; I he demand Ile> will Imbein protiumrug and market- ada and Europe, Dr Floiewieral added. Tongue and Groove (Fontana I and The ' Optimum results Iron. Itereign 11- ing Iwo electronic systems lor Ihi, The Dyn‘iniii• Present y Equalizer Filiv Foot Hose ILinlelighl noising cannot be ai•Ineved without a world wide Intiactuasiing industry in weighs less than II) pounds and is I he - Throiggh this Unique concept we aS channel tit tom mumeation such as unpin.. sound and unap,es on home first ol its kind to he produced Mr the a company are displaying our good Transaction says NIT:ss- Fields 'and ision si.IS two:Idea:a industry' It 'tas developed lait lu in the acts that record Ion us - , um intend to uncut this by a deep un- the steins ‘i 1111.11 operate inde by Mt. CBS Laboratories' Acoustics said Mercury president Irving Green.' derstanding of each overseas market pendent Is .111(1 inconitiratt, several ad and Niagnettes Department. who came up with the original idea, ils c hinges and trends looh economi a flees in Solul.SI ale elecfronies. Wore for the package lour "We are giving. rolls and musically ShOU 11 lor the first time week il Hon Sysionn Works our groups the opportunity to expose. - Transa('tmn urn serve its clients the Natomal Associa itou of Broadcast In operation, ihe Dynanue Presence their musical talents and at the Sante, not only as an international liaison ers Convent um Equalizer uses rry' precise sensors lo lime are allowing the young people hul .is t rreat n anti she notes The sound syste m -callt-d a In- Issainine sound sigmils auto matically to witness a lop concs•rl al a Ili/Min d While Ille Min will mutuo,, Sliced- nalille l'reSellee Ecl u. il, zer -enhances on a contintung basis as Hwy are price ' I( a Il li. re resent ihe overseas eill11 sound signals as they are transnulled nansinitled Irani lirmolt•ast stations Sloban. who has sel up a tour mantel parry il well also svi 1inerirdn h- to hinny lidetision and radio sets to lo receivt•rs When the signal al 365 Corbett Avenue in San eensorS in his foreign deals In ehrill• eluninate Irequt-nry distierl ,ni and frequency nutrient Varies Or a (11.11- osco, has a lull time -stall consistin e inning for him -al no let; costly maintain sound clarity II will \ is detected, the S1'2,11..111 equal. ol Barnet Start, company manager .! cables. transoceanic 'Mime I•alls and marketed for less than Si nun lies 11 and flakes Ihe tinnier adJUSI Mark Ikermstin, ecluip men1 inamtger. shim mint of sample product abroad The ne" Image Enhancer syste m neonr lo prevent loss ol elanty Beloit Nancy Conkle, graph., artists and.', "Sort ol a liaCks ard sass employs techniques used in high-resie I ie signal rt.:lilies home receivers If secretarles and Chan Laughlin ¡Id', Miss Fields 'We are suso hopt•lul itt tuition spats. photogr.ephy to sharpen Ille frequency is too low . tow 1•Nalrirle, "zinc-t' Man it stimulating alliance %nth stab -.at. Irks iskin signals automatically as the sp,. lii y is Isuisted to Mu desired Dates sel so lar are 4,11, University they al transmilltitl to home Whin level (tir home %Pis If the signal is loci of Southern California ['raven:11y sum sets It will markel lin approxi- high it is lowered lo a more pleasing Park. 4/12, San Diego State College, Oscar Cast For Sinatra. maicIN S3,5( lessil Conventional methoils are un- 4/13 Ice Palace, Lis A5igas Nevada. Both sm.sli-nis will be leroiluced and able Ite accomplish this equalization 417 t verSil y ril cal11011111a al Ir. Feliciano and Franklin marketed on an inteinanonal hams lev on a conl fluting basis aratiniatically %Me 18 Caldonna Bolytt-chruc Col- C'13.5 I-Mar-dories .prolessumal prod Franklin .1 com mon problem in audio Mans lege at Pomona. 4. Pi. Sound Factory , 1101.1.y v. um) ‘..•tlid tlepartment First dedivtiritis let Frank Sinatra and (lose Feliciano are illissilin Sacramenici, Cahlorma 4,20. College' each s stein are experted Ihis Car n•e ol the pottinl retort( acts who 1111it tier Irequeni proble m ill the ol Mann Kentlield according to Dr Siallewd L. ficipwood lam,' reportedly joints' the 41s1 Annual transiniSsion ol audit) signals is signal Also Diablo Valley College. Plea-; .Ir sire pri.sulent tor Imusnwss cit•( weakening. caused by voice and MU- sang Field CI:adoring, 4/25, Civiei ..dellly 01 Mill ion Picllire Art ... .i1111 opulent and proltissional products slim% to peri in in Oscar sacii 1 insu ionien! I requelicy ranges Nlentortal Auditoriu m, Bakers Field" Initial markets will nielude the This us-akermig s etinipoundled whim Cablarma 4.'26, Anth rax. Valley" aed songs on iht' ma set her More Mali 111,0110 lllll ercial arid ti 14111 terogranis have rtinerderl on tape ( -allege Lancaster California; 4/27, \Ousts and songs scheduled lor (-animal Wiese:ion and ratio . broad or are broadcast from remote locit San 1.mtuindo Waliforniai •Inn% inehule Frank Sinatra i Star . Irons .1s the programs art brained (-, Ilegg , 52 l'ollege ni San. Jose Feliciano ("l't 111,1111111s 01 to the tunny set, thew qua Id and \ Loon p 5/3 t Iniversity 1111111 1 5retha Franklin t Futon Hill To Col. A&R clarity olten (Intoned, ol Paging. Stockton Calilornia: Girl'I Milsby lam imln For Mu Love s, 1,11 tt1;1‘ - -lotto Ildt Is the latest The audio enhancing unit ut - 5 I sic' t., t allege Rocklin California conies this problem with its 'mts11.0111, ol h I Jolter Proust- will Ix- 111.1- '.1,1,1 toll to the expanding (.olumbia preSelice liZer -an elver I h:red In a priadtletlini Untidier ill tilt. Records %Mt stall according 1(1 AS:II Is controlled circ:int that equalizes 111111 sting, il,..' idle lune Inem "Chins %Ice presidem -lack (lot( Reporting Neil Reshen Is Sued Ireton:me?: changes and maintains Chilly Bang Bang to East Coasi .1&II head Junin?: sotind Clan I y Wisner Hill suit Ix> producing pop HOLLY WOOD - A $260.000 danlage dates will; such artists as Donald AS I hose signals leave the station, (Alit has lien) Weil against Nell Re- Worldwide Distribs %Arbon and Neon lie will also he rec- they. art• t•hticked lor the pireSellee or s:hen, Inc , business managenient ording los the label in Ins own right tif itai frequencies: lithe Ire- firm. by Leonard Stogel & Associates. quiqu•y. reqUires adjlistment. the sys- For rhe List two sears 11111 has been litcl . Heroic Age Pulilierty Country- Chi-Branch Burns tem ..tenteinalwally equalwes the Irte - a btal I Mailer O lib pi il Blacku geed Wide Tours Gregg l'ale hie and AL; if (It'll to improve home reception It 1111Sic and has also becre iirochwing bestal Music. Inc lot' Daylight Produelimis was des•eloped by Itenvolle Fl. Mc. Ti,..' action, Wed in the Sunninit 1,. submit %truing the artists he id art. Mann, (SS l.aborattiries Vier Presi- t'ourt of the Stale ol Nias. Vi irk, Coon tles1 cil in an O n-Inca' Ili t• dent and Director iii Engineering Susan l'hosire, Bill Si(ter. and Margl. 1 ol New York. by AllorlieV 1.4111is Tuesday 1231 The lira) lo..'; tied at Iii, m'ing :Magi! clibanuensent. color (111I'Vali. .is tiehi as the soon to he tieland on behalf of the three nun 1140 M. 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Atlantic r 2616 Produced by QUIN IVY & M A RLIN G REE NE

T HE SWEET INSPIR ATIONS "Crying In The Rain"

Atlantic #2620 Produced by TO M DO W D New Additions To Radio Playlists A broad vie w of the titles many of radio's key Top 40 stations added to their "Playlists" last week.

CKLW - Detroit WTIX - New Orleans WLS - Chicago W MCA - New York City Boxer Simon & Garfunkel - Col Any Day Now - Percy Sledge - All &tap tan - Ray Stevens - Monument Stand - Sly & Family Stone - Epic Mini Skirt Mini W Pickett - Att Boxer - Simon & Garfunkel - Col Time Is Tight - Booker T & MG's - Star To Know You - B Vinton - Epic Honey Love - Martha & Vandellas - July You Are A Woman - P. Boone - Pinball Wizard - Who - Decca New Babe Since I Found YOU - Invictas Tetra Stand - Sly 8, Family Stone - Epic - Rama G cirdY A Little Bit - Little Milton - I Can Hear Music - Beach Boys - Cat Earth Angel - Vogues - Reprise The Letter - Arbors - Date Just You Are The Circus - Sea & Shells - The Way It Used To Be - Humperdinck Boxer - Simon & Garfunkel - Col Checker Cotillion - Par rolt Buying A Book - Joe Tex - Dial The Way It Used To Be - Humperdinck You Better Go - Nancy Wilson - 17.ar Always Keep Me In Your Heart - 4 Aces Gitarzan - Ray Stevens - Monument - Parrot Rivet Is Wide - Grass Roots - Dunhill River Is Wide - Grass Boats - Dirrihi - Radnor Love - Mercy - Sundi Records Chalon Kind - Joe Simon - Sound- Barn On Bayou - Creeclence Cleerwater stage 7 - Fantasy Heathen Honey - From Tom my Roe KXOK - St. Louis Dizzy LP - ABC Boxer - Simon & Garfunkel - Col I Can Hear Music - Beach Boys - Cap WABC - New York City WRKO - Boston My Way - Sinatra - Reprise Only The Strong Survive - J Butler - Its You, Thing - Isley Bros - T Neck Mini Skirt - Wilson Pickett - All Mercury Used To Be - Humperdirick The Way It Used To Be - Humperchrick The_ Way Parrot Don't Give In To Him - G Puckett - - Parrot Col I Was A Boy (When You Needed A Maid River Is Wide - Grass Roots - Dunhill Hair - Cowsulls - MGM Billy Shields - Harbor Its Only Love - B J Thomas Scepte Try A Little Tenderness - 3 Dog Night Torn Around And Love You - Rita - Dunhill Coolid e - Pepper First of May - Bee Gees - Atco Wishful Sinful - IDOOIS - Elektra WEAM - Washington. D.C. Tone Is Tight - Booker T & MG's Back In USSR - Chubby Checker -- • WIBG - Philadelphia Buddah Is It Something You Got - Tyrone Davd Tune Is Tight - Booker T & MG's KHJ - Hollywood - Dakar Hawaii Five-0 - Ventures - Liberty biser - Soniin &Garfunkel - Col Love S-Ita Mk ercy - Sundi Records To Know You - Vinton - Epic Cliikiri Kind - Joe Simon - Sound NI-.111 1 KIll. sI.lJ I.P. Chokin. Kind - Joe Simon - Sound- Playgirl - Prophets - Kapp the original album on Kapp Stage 7 stage 7 Nothing But Heartache - Flirtations - Pinball Wizard - Yl'ho - Decca Retord,. iiI bitl sasole's I inri Der am love - Mercy ,- Sundi sal slariei I ni liii i,iniii,i \ ter kin Who Do You Love - Quicksilver LP - I Was A Boy - Billy Shields - HarbOur W DGY - Minneapolis E‘er Forger Nlerc Humpy. \rid rod Capitol Hair - Cowsills MGM Troy ga‘ 4' rise lir .1 II• Hair - Covdsills - MGM These Eyes - Guess Who - RCA cent partx liii I iii eral k ii lor Do Your Thing - Watts 103 St Band in LON Allgulv , 011 11.0111 II/I 'lit- gat' , - WB (-ring. %%Inch oa-ii en lied •1 11'411 No Not Much - Vogues - Reprise KIMN - Denver W DRC - Hartford mg or the po lure our.: I ash 25 Miles E Starr Gordy Where Do You Go To-Peter Sarsteda Box tire ine ,orlein :dal Ix Osu mi. Bro Loves - Neil Diamond - Uni Chokin Kind - Joe Simon - Stage 7 -World Pacific and Albeit o i president and & male. Connie - Crazy Elephant In Bad Old Days - Foundations - Uni Ws Only Love-B. J Thomas-Scepter publisher. oho Ilank actor-singer Bell Mercy - Ohio Express - Buddah Nothing But A Heartache-Flirtations- New II! lime Is Tight - Booker T Ri Mifs - Star Wishful, Sinful - Doors - Elektra Derarn To Know You - Vinton - Epic Badge-Cream-Alco WIXY - Cleveland In The Still Of Night Anka - RCA Sorry Suzanne -Hollies - EPIC I Love My Baby - Archie Bell - Alto Snatching It Back-Clarence Carter - Boxer - Simon & Gartunkel - Col My Way - F Sinatra - Reprise Atlantic Paxton Quigley's Had The Course - Boxer-Simon & Gartunkel-Col Chad & Jeremy - Col Cash Box River Is Wide -Grassroots-Dunhill Rhythm of Rain - Gary Lewis - Lib WFIL - Philadelphia Singing My Song - I Wynette - Epic Hair - Cowsills - MGM Ice Cream Song - Dynamics - Cotillion Love Can Make You Happy - The Mere Honey Love - Martha & Van - Gordy - Sundi Records Charts Are KRLA - Pasadena. Cal. Baby l'in Thinking 01 You - Billy Jo Will You Be Staying After Sunday - Boxer-Simon & Garfunkel- Col Royal - Col Peppermint Rainbow - Decca 25 Miles-Edwin Starr -Gordy Pinball Wizard - Who - Decca Chokin' Kind - Joe Simon - Sound Don't Give In To Ilan-Puckett -Col Led Zeppelin LP - Arco stage 7 Girnme Good Lovin Crazy Elephant It's Only Love - B J Thomas - Scepti Where Its At! -Bell W KNR - Detroit Hawaii Five-0 z.-.Véritures - Liberty Hawaii Five 0-Ventures-Liberty Boxer-Simon & Garfunkel-Columbia My Way - F Sinatra - Reprise More Today Than Yesterday-Spiral Time Is Tight -Booker T & MG's-Stax Oh. Wow, - Panic Buttons - Gamble Starecase -Col These Eyes-Guess Who-RCA Badge-Crearn-Alco More Than Yesterday-Spiral Starecase- II This Is Love -From Campbell Gal INQX1 - Atlanta THIS MAGIC MOMENT Col veston LP-Cap E JAY 8. THE AMERICANS It's Only Love-8 J Thomas-Scepter Morning Girl - Neon Philharmonic - UNITED ARTISTS Sorry Suzanne-Hollies-Epic You Are Circus C & Shells - Catlike' Rumbalero Music, Inc I Don't Want Nobody To Give Me Notion Progressive Music Pub Co KFRC - San Francisco W CAO - BALTIMORE - James Brown - King Quintet Music Its Your Thing-Isley Bros -T-Neck River Is Wide-Grass Roots -Dunhill Cissy Strut - Meters - Jubilee frediew Music Boxer/ Baby Driver -Simon & Garfunkel Back In USSR -'Chubby Checker - Boxer - Swim 8, Garfunkel - Col. -Col Pinball Wizard - Who - Decca YOU GAVE ME A MOUNTAIN Buddat, These Eyes-Guess Who-RCA FRANKIE LAINE. ABC Honey Love-Martha & Vanden -Gordy Chokin Kind-Joe Simon-Soundstage 7 KILT - Houston JOHNNY BUSH STOP Mr Walker It's All Over-Billy Jo Spears River Is Wide-Grass Roots-Dunhill Noma Music, Inc --Cap Boxer Simon & Gartunkel - Col Mnpve Music, Inc Love Is Strange-Buddy Holly-Coral I Just Can't n Help Believing - Bet', N IS Presley Music. Inc Lollipop-Penny Candy Machine - Doyle - WB Strobe KJR - Seattle Gitarzan - Ray Stevens - Monument JOHNNY ONE TIME Atlantis-Donovan-Epic Atlantis - Donovan - Epic BRENDA LEE . . DECCA In The Bad, Bad Old Days-Founda- tions-Uni In The Still 01 The Night-Paul Anka Do Your Thing - 103 St Watts Band Hill 8 Range Songs, Inc -RCA Its Only Love-B J. lhomas -Scepter - WB Blue Crest MUSIC. Inc Saucelito-Al Martino-Capitol Truck Stop - Jerry Smith - ABC Way It Used 'To Be-Humperdinck- I Was A Boy-Billy Shields-Harbour A LOVERS QUESTION Parrot You Don't Need Me - Karen Rondell OTIS REDDING ATCO lo Know You-Vinton-Epic KQV - Pittsburgh -- Col Progressive Muse. When You Dance - Jay & Americans Sidewalks Ot The Ghetto-- Eternity's Sony Suzanne -Hollies-Epic Eden Music - (JA Children -Tower Stand-Sly & Family Stone-Epic I Turn Around And Love You - Rita MEMORIES Happy Heart-A Williams-Col Gitarzei-Ray Stevens- Monument ELVIS PRESLEY .. . . RCA These Eyes--Guess Who- RCA Chalon' Kind Joe Sonon-Soundstage 7 Coolidge - Pepper Gladys Music. Inc Sweet Cherry Wine -i James-Rol, Earth Angel-Vogues-Reprise Happy Trails LP - Quicksilver MeSsen - Cap CHARRO lette When He Touches Me-Peaches & Herb Post Card LP Mary Hopkin - Apple ELVIS PRESLEY RCA Gladys Music. Inc W AYS -Charlotte W QA M - Mia mi THE CONSPIRACY OF KW - Dallas The Composer -Suprenies- Motown Mercy - Ohio Express - Buddah HOMER JONES Seattle-Perry Como-RCA Rock Me- Steppenwolf -Dunhill Sweet Cherry Wine -- T James - DALLAS FRAZIER . CAPITOL Carolina On My Mind-James 'Taylor River Is Wide-Grass Roots-Dunhill Roulette Hal 8 Range Songs. Inc -Apple Happy Heart-Andy. M aims - Col I Was A Boy - Billy Shields - Harbor Blue Crest Music, Inc Love-Mercy- Soria, Boxer-Simon it. Garfunkel-Col Playgirl Prophets - Kant) Any Day Now-Percy Sledge-Atlantic Choliiri Kind-Joe Simon-Soundstage 7 My Way - F Sinatra - Reprise In The Bad Old Days-Foundations- THE ABERBACH GROUP Pinball Wizard-- Who -Decca Don't Give In To Him -- G Puckett Uni 241 West 72 Street. New York, N Y Love- Mercy-Sundi - Col Love Is Strange-Buddy Holly-Coral I Was A Boy-Billy Shields-Harbour Boxer - Simon & Garfunkel - Col Atlantis- Donovan-Epic Hair-Cowsills- MGM Gitarzan - Ray Stevens - Monument

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called to let Its know about the latest Brother me mbers Peter Albin • NEW YORK bits Mil 01 the Alonette compound, David Getz' touring Europe as part, which include ••Ginime ("Marne Good Country Joe & the Fish, New LP Conceptual Art Loym" " by the Crazy Elephant. "Good in May . . L ee Salomon. head:t Weather Machine" by Charlotte Busse. William Morris' ',nether dept. W M' - "Dance To The Rhyth m 01 Love" by with recording artists to prepare th I.PN MG M has issued "Tim Hardin Patti La Belle and the Blue Belles, kir club work , Kaina Sutra releasing "Mr the third time> "Mi 4." a collection id old tracks, while "Mercy" by the Ohio Express. "Hurt- • • . ing Each Other" by Ruby & the Rte Exeuresion." by the Tradewinds. WI. Columbia has the new "Suite For ,Iser _ Aeire- n Susan & Daimon." Chambers mantles and "Welcome Back" by a little open-mindedness from Patti Drew. people, it should hit this time. G Brothers, bark from Europe. headline / • the Fdlinore. April 4 8: 5 Man. "Under Branches," the next Associa- record. skedded lor the Scene this week, will tion single gram Warner Bros.. marks Pete Bennett. while waiting lor' `-; nut appear td a later date . . Jerry Jules Alexander's first contribution to new Rolling Stone single. working .1 Jt Jell Walker returns to the Bitter End tlie .group since he rejoined it last the Mick Jagger-produced "Sinned' on Apr. 2 . Palisades Park opens month. The deck will run 4 min. and 2.5 Better" by Marianne Faithful, a April 6 . see (longest Association (leek yet) and the recent 'I-m-England deck, Y Ex-CB•staller Allan Dale freelancing was co-written by Skip Carmel. Group Paradise Is Hall As Nice" by Am Courtesy ol Diane Gardiner or Rogers, the Eastern Scenes colu mn for Tl'i walked Mt the Sullivan show reef:nth?' Corner. both shaping into hits Cowan & Brenner, we present the West Movie Backstage and the New York be..ause thet weren't allowed lo (ter Eddie Deane ou Sunbury/Dun Coast version ol conceptual art. Alter News Report in the Bath ttttttt Folk loon the mile. W e heard ii in concert riding with "These Eyes" be Cu you are through devouring the infor- Forum News and other accessories and Dunk ils aimed loi' the lop Who (RCA) and Nilsson's mation in the rest of the book, you can can he senl to 460 Lalayette St.. N.Y C Jetterson Airplane bassist Jack Cas- Song" Irma Mary flopkin's " cut out the drawing above and the ex• ady linally getting some ol the re- Card" LP . Academy Award w planation that follows and place it in Although the Jazz series at the Fill- cognition he deserves He was named tier Estelle Parsons out with her ff a place id easy reference. In Diane's more has been cancelled, jazz is still best pop bass player in the Jazz & single. "Don't Make Waves" words alive and well at the Scene on Sunday Pop Magazine Poll. "Twenty-Nine Years 01 The Sini" "On the days when everything is afternoons, in co-operation with Jazz Picks" of Mirk Jagger and Anita late," on Probe Records . going well, you can pretend that you Interactions. Instead of bemoaning the Pallenberg. shot by Cecil Beaton. are Wright of U.A. up with his new • are the frog — the world is your drag- death of jazz. crime live with it. hotu the W He 7A I I ick "Pertbrinance." sistant. Stu Greenberg. Ed is pushi on-Hy. When you feel rotteó, the sit- Art Wayne. now writing toi Fusion New Shadow Maim single to be writ- on Bobby M'omack's "1 Left My Hen uation is the opposite. ten IA lllll mj James Ex -Me icon't 'xi ease 43j "Perhaps there will be days when you do not wish to project personally into the picture. Then you may imagine that the frog and the dragonflj• are other people in other situations. "You have won the gaine when you lind yourself believing that the drag.on- lly is about to eat the toad..." Thank vi iii. Usant'

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anything holding an amphlied Fender. dispute our contention that EV Moog synthesizer or paid up card in disk »cities are more worthy. ' HOLLYWOOD /Or of M. their affections. Neatness and spot Rolling Stone included bins with don't count. Just include phone mini Sweet Cream Ladies photos of the most compelling and photo and dimensions. In a pl' 'celebrated misguided maidens. At brown envelope. please. Incidental Rolling Stone, the hi-weekly news enjoyed more prolific evenings than least two looked like future Sophias. .ve play a rather mean banjo, mag dedicated to music and culture knights) Incidentally, while we were Tuesdays. Ann-Margrets. Or even A (Intend obit For Enrico Bandue (whose current issue on "American growing up in the thirties Groupies "West Coast Girls ol the Week " Hungry i. a victim or oft color Ilià Revolution 1969" gets our nod as re- were known as "handbdxes." fn When will they ever learn? When Ilesh peddling clubs, flu, weathd quired reading for parents. professors. 1935 we recall Ozzie Nelson singing will they ever learn? First that a parking facilities and the high pried: national guardsmen and anyone else "She Left Me for the Leader of a musician is. at best, a guy with a entertainers. Banducci noted he t who cares to be informed) recently Swing Band." a puzzlement since special talent 'some haven't even "slightly bitter" over the Inte did a special on Groupies — describ- Nelson was, at the time, -i leader of that) who most always manages to Revenue's padlocking of his n ed as "the all-purpose girls who pur- a swing band. Fred Astaire sang maintain an unflaggingly high 8100,000 emporium at Ghirad sue the rock and roll stare from dress- "1"cl Rather Lead a Band" ("11 I opinion ol himself. Not that we can Square in S. F. — for failure to ing room to dressing room and from could be the wealthy owner of a really blame hint lie's been in some $23.000 in withholding taxes, motel to motel." large industry'I'd saY 'no, not for big towns. And heard him Some original club (in the Ni Beach ar0 It reminded us that way hack on me'" etc., and Cole Porter reported big talk. Ile also observed the girls was where we first encountered 5 Feb 19. 1966 this column was in the '11 you', e looking lo subjeet her — out front giving him the glad eve. talents as the Kingston Trio, M . form of an open letter to all practic- Salt Bill Cosby. Lennie Bruce ing or promising love goddesses. Peter, Paul and Mary. Hamlit Suggesting that musicians were not success lead to the founding of a nearly so fascinating as, let's say, dozen competing entice bistros. " the guys who represent the trade talent is playing one against magazines. other." said Banducci. "And theil. , killing the business." Despite what we Celt was a persua- West Coast Girl of the Week — l sive set of arguments we have, to date, received not a single com munication ager Melody Patterson who got start as •INrangler Jane" on. • from even a middle aged Groupie Tenon when she was barely 15 a goddess. We noted, even back in '66, (;?• is now a fern jock with the Artn that Groupies were not a "now -phe- Forces Radio Services. A natte nomenon (we must therelore rake O.C. Smith Melody Patterson Honeys ut L.A., Melody has been dancing Issue with Rolling Stone's conclusion become a big band director" and that "they are an index of emerging So it he starts to think that he's singing and reading for local pl a$ the "debutramps" will swoon for "The Rock Burton (even though he looks since she was five. As for eÇ contemporary values in the U.S. m Leader of a Big Tinte Band." like Native Divert why spoil the she likes them "mature. intellige explainable in no other way " It So. as you see, nothing has changed. illusion? and understanding of the demands'f would not surprise us to discover that Except that now there are more the Minstrel in King Arthur's day We're most anxious to hear from my career. And let's be honest — liti musicians than ever And gals go for any Groupie out there Who'd like to many of these can I lind k on., oo page.

nightly pertormances at the popular make up the new Mister Kelly's erly Wright LP "Grass Doesn't Griil Cousins Club, and his new Decca opening March 31 Primin man As High As 'the Tree" and "The Sacnd CHICAGO single will no doubt create a similar Mike Leventon es working un A&M Mushroom" 'Parallax) . . Hap, situation across the country Jim my albums, "The Winter Consort' by Birthday to recordbiz photog Joe thigt Local songster Jim my Damon, pact- is gilled with a great voice, warm Paul Winter. - The Flying Burrito of tinned Photographers, who's cc. itersonality and all the makings of -a cd by Deceit a lets nions Its back, was Bros."' and "The Black Ét W hiie 01 11 bratin this week! . . The Platte hoed by the label ai i•ocktail party big star — and to think, he almost Is Blues •' by Joanne Vent . Ten are scheduled lor another tour nt Jii - in the Ambassador East Howl last became a dentist' George Shear- Years After; Junior Wells and Buddy April 3-25 . A mong newies happent Wednesday (265 Occasion marked Ow ing luis been booked into I.eridon House Guy headline the 4/11-12 bill at the out al United Record Dist, are I release ed Jinuny s new single. roan tor three weeks beginning April 15 Kirkby Playground . Sherman House latest Alvin Cash altering "" itloanin' .' ling Ow Anthony 'Newley tune "I'm Room's eurrent headliner is Brother patrons aie enjoying a rare treat these Groanisi " (Toddlin Town), "You Jack MeDuff . . . Little Fort Record All I Need" grout the flicker "Heir- days — Peggy -Lee. who's been absent The Circus" n> Sea de 'the She Ci based in NVaukegon. Ill., is ready- onymus Merkin . "t with "That's Iront this area lor much too long a (Ctitillioni and "Now I Know - by The Way It Was," penned by Jim my ing the tirst release on its newly lorm- lime, opened in the hotel's College inn Mandell!: (Trans World Sound) ed suhsid label, Ex;Plo, to be distri• Welsh. Songster's' popularity' here in last week . Audio Fidelity's Lee Vikki Carr is- seheduled for an Chirago has risen steadily through his buted locally by Sum mit Godfrey Brooks is reporting some nit-e action (ambirdge and t oc•alist Azie Mortimer coming engage-men' in the Empi Ille inelwest with the current Bev- Ilimom .11 the Palmer 'louse 18 Cash Box — April 5, 1_

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MARY HOPKIN (Apple 1806) RUBY WINTERS (Diamond 2513) Goodbye (2: 23) (Maclen. BMI - Lennon, McCartney) Just a Dream (2.48) (Ace/Maureen. BM' - Clanton, Matassa) A bit et the "Those Were the Days" flavoring lingers on Mary Hopkin's new Jim my Clanton ballad oldie is redone in a new manner that turns it into cuhe Melodic later with a tap-dance track and some powerful instrumental a solid soul side with the sheen to spread from blues breakouts into a pop work add solidarity to the sparkling vocal and give it the immediate ear-appeal drive. Hearty vocal work is ably supported by some flashy percussion and a to break the sede for top ten showings Flip_ "Sparrow" (3:10) (Same credits) splendid slung backup. Likely to happen Fl "I Don't Want to Hurt Nobody (2:42) (Papa Don/Wren, BMI - Schroeder. Boyce) SLY & THE FAMILY STONE (Epic 104501) Stand! (3:06) (Daly City. BMI - Stewart) MERRILEE RUSH (AGP 112) A completely new group with each effort, Sly 8. the Family Stone turn yet Your Loving Eyes Are Blind (2:13) (Press, BMI - James, Spreen, Carson) another face on the latest Harmony and lyrics take over the emphasis on The sultry vocal magnetism of Merrolee Rush is amplified by an extremely this track, replacing the melodic magnetism of "Everyday People" and line production on her latest effort. The material echoes slightly in the setting up a dance and/or listen along powerhouse which should have the -Angel of the Morning" manner without being heavily duplicative. Given the act climbing back into the breakout spotlight No flip into supplied same recognizable strength without carbon-copy iteration, the side promises to become a heavy pop hit Flip. "Everyday Limn' Days" (2:10) (Earl Barton, THE GRASSROOTS (Dunhill 4187) BMI - Penn. Carson) The River is Wide (2:30) (Saturday, BMI - Knight Admire) The Grassroots have shown uncanny ability to come up with material that THE SANDPIPERS (A&M 1044) reached the twilight zone between smash and minor hit so that their selec- The Wonder Of You (2:38) (Duchess, BMI - Knight) tions have an easily recognized memorability plus the freshness of a solid Right on top of the easybeal oldies. the Sandpipers corne up with one of the r new treatment Once more, the team's work and choice give them a hearty team's most com mercial recent sides in this Ray Peterson revival Always a side with strong top 40 prospects. Flip "(You Gotta) Live For Love" (2.10) splendid sounding group, the newest single adds just the right touch ol teen (Trousdale, BMI - Enmer, Grill) appeal to set sales wheels in motion. Flip: No info given

THE SWEET INSPIRATIONS (Atlantic 2620) THE VOGUES (Reprise) Cryiag in the Rain (2:26) (Screen Gems/Columbia. BMI - Greenfield, King) Earth Angel (2:35) Talk about oldies being revived. "Earth Angel" is about as tar back as a Vocally. the Sweet Inspirations have got to be one of the strongest teams. around, as is amply shown on this excellent side. The production and material team can go in the rock era - and that's what the Vogues have done for their new side. Penguins' classic is served sweetly with an easy-going charm are stunning as well Only rhythmic lift is missing on the superb r&b re vamping of this oldie; but that is overcome by the sheer performing impacL. and just a bit of flair for extra teen impact Well worked ballad with skyrocket power Flop info not included Flip: "Everyday Will Be Like A Holiday" (2:29) (East, BM - Jones, Bell) MARTHA REEVES & THE VANDELLAS (Gordy 74)85) PETER, PAUL & MARY (Warner Brother-7 Arts) (We've Got) Honey Love (2:36) (Jobete, BMI - Moms. Moy) Day Is Done (3:22) (Pepamar, ASCAP) Vibrant Motown rock side gives Martha Reeves and the Vandellas renewed The audience sing-along ballad debuted on last week's "Smothers Brothers blues and pop dance sales impact Team's sparkling performance and the Show" brings Peter, Paul and Mary back to the singles market with their first familiar Detroit sound combine forces again on a strong outing which should outing since "Too Much of Nothing." Live feeling and teen-oriented lyric give see solid discotheque and AM exposure to open sales valves. Flip. "I'm on this new side a solid programming and sales potential Flip information not included Love (& I Know It) (2:25) (Jobete. BMI-Cosby, Dean. Wonder. Weatherspoon) J.J. JACKSON (Warner Brothers-7 Arts 7276) pERCY SLEDGE (Atlantic 2616) But It's Alright (2.55) (Pamelarosa, BMI - Jackson, Tubbs) Any Day Now (3:48) (Plan Two. ASCAP - Hilliard, Bacharach) The biggest J.J Jackson hit comes back in this new W-7 issue that show Performing somewhat differently from the Percy Sledge trademark sound, the side stilt as powerful as ever Solid rhythmic impact and a standout vocal the artist delivers a dynamite side in this strong revival of the Chuck Jackson performance of the few-year-back smash retain the blues and rock impatt oldie Many pop programmers may be surprised to notice Burt Bacharach's to break open all over again Flip, "Ain't Too Proud to Beg" (2:29) (Jobete early work, giving this outing the blues and pop spread to light the sales BMI - Holland, Whitfield) fuse for the new Sledge side Flip. "The Angels Listened In" (2.31) (Paxwin, BMI - Smith. Faust) EARTH OPERA (Elektra 45650) Home to You (2,36) (Nina, BMI - Rowan) LOS BRAVOS (Parrot 3023) Sturdy progressive play has already started the action for this LP track Dirty Street (2:56) (Cole D'Azur, BMI - Diaz) taken from Earth Opera's "Great American Eagle Tragedy" Set Side has Material that might have been incorporated in LP's by the Moody Blues is flavorings of Buffalo Springfield and a material resemblance to some of the given an added boost by the electric-charged vocal work of Los Bravos early Stones ballads to give this track enough power to break into AM teen Excellent ballad with a solid rhythmic undercurrent and magnificent lead give ;program ming Solid shot Flip "Attie Finney- (2'34) (Nina, eism — Dillon) the team a powerful "Bring a Little Lovin' comeback. Flip "Two People In Me" (3.14) (Popdraw. ASCAP - Hillman, Curtiss) chrewconser ne t NAll (SGC 006) ALEXANDROW KARAZOV (Jamie 1372) DIMITRI DOURAKINE (Philips 40604; Not Wrong Long (2.20) (Screen Gems/Columbia, SMI - Rundgren) Casatschok (2:43/2:58) (Gallico, BMI - Rubaschkin) All the work put into this group proved itself worthwhile in the long run Middle-ut -the road stations have already lumped on this Russian folk•daric€ since "Hello Ifs Me" finally broke through to establish a solid groundwork styled instrumental song The lively side was first released in the U.S. by for the new Nan single: New track is a pressurized rock effort with oust Alexandrcnv Karazov, who has the jump; but the European original from enough progressive additive to put "Not Wrong Long" into contention for Dimitri Dourakine (now a heavy on France and Belgium) stands a good-chance both lop forty and FM surges Flip: "Under the Ice" (5:33) (Same credits) of making a run for the money, Flips' Karaz0v- "Jacobuska" (2:34) (Gallic°. BMI - Cahelo)/Dourakine- "Toi Toi Toi" (2:22) (Gallic°. BMI - Perdone) UTILE MILTON (Checker 1217) Just A Little Bit (2:20) (Armo, BMI - Thornton, Washington, Bass. Brown) BILLY DAVIS (Cobblestone 731) Oldie selection is set in a new light by tittle Melton's outstanding vocal Stanky (Get Funky) (2.45) (Kama Sutra, BMI - Davis. Jones) performance and a solid instrumental handling that loads this track. with Straight-ahead dance track that maintains its medium-paced rhythm and instant blues/pop appeal The powerhouse offering is sure to gain solid sales Ilashes a fuming vocal for extra excitement_ This heavy blues side booms in and exposure in r&b areas and is a likely pop side. Flop: "Spring" (3.5$) with enoup,h impetus to set sales skyrocketing for Billy Davis on the r&b (Kirchstein/Conrad,43M1 - Banks) front and bring plenty ot action from top forty spinners as well. Flip: "I've Tried" (2:23) (Kama Sutra/Bun Bud, BMI - Davis, Jones) THE FANTASTIC FOUR (Soul 35058) I Feel Like I'm Falling in Love Again (2:59) (Jobete, BMI - Dean, Weathei- THE WORLD (WE WISH) (Cobblestone 744) spoon, Barnes) Laughter - Pt. 1 (2 -20) (Kama-Rippa, ASCAP - Louis) Solid return from the Fantastic Four brines them into the blues/rock• picture Nothing is as contagious as laughter, and when the gaiety is mined to a with the follow-up entry for "I Love You Madly" Team powerhouses its way bubble-gum beat and rhythmic charm that never stop, the result is a side with a dynamite Vocal backed by pounding mid-speed rhythm support Track that has instant receptivity Scheduled for April 1 release, the side has al- is a winner with the power to break open saleiwise. Flip "Pm Point It Down" ready excited pre-issue attention at several strong stations Sales firecracker (2 58) (Jobete, BMI - Gaye. Story, Gordy) ready to pop. Flip: "Part 2" (2:30) Same credits

BETTY EVERETT (Uni 55122) RONNIE BUSKIRK (Columbia 44836) I Can't Say No to You (2'38) (Screen Gems/Columbia. BMI - Stone) Where's the Playground Susie? (2:55) (Ja -Ma, ASCAP - Webb) Heavy receptions for this song in Betty Everett's "There'll Come a Time" Spotted as a standout track on Glen Campbell's. "Galveston" LP, this Jim album have given it a headstan toward gaining the momentum to carry it Webb song should become the vehicle to establish Ronnie Buskirk as a into the winner's circle. Power-paCked performance with a splendid vocal heavy newcomer The exceptional material is matched by a very fine vocal and excellent chorus support to make the ballad a heavy hitting track. on a baliao that can be expected to break with teen -and easy listening Flip 'Better Tomorrow Than Today" (233) (lamaja, SMI - Sullivan) tremors Flip: "It's Getting Better" (3:03) (Screen Gems/Columbia, BMI - Mann, Wed) PEGGY SCOTT (SSS Intl 767) Every Little Bit Hurts (3.28) (Jobete, BMI - Cobb) GEORGIA CLAY (Sire 4108) Often recorded. "Every Little Bit Hurts" has seldom achieved the sheer Sherry Cherry TraM (2.26) (Bleu Disque, ASCAP - Steinburg, Sandler) impact and torce- that is reached in this rendering by Peggy Scott (of the Interesting combination of the vamp from -Walkon' the Dog" and vocals Peggy & Jojo duo). Brutal vocal splendor and the material's own power make smacking al bubble gum The side carries an immediate impact which this an instant' action side for blues and top forty breaks. No flip information should grab dance fan favor right Ott the bat and spark sales that will put supplied- the side into a-best seller pattern Flip "I'll Never Go Back To Minneapolis" (-2'34) (Rippling Waters, ElMI - Gottehrer, Steinberg. Sandler)

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Insou el the Toni Paxton Isdk song Styling the teens rould break Mc new Martino 111..11 (iiivel unipact on a Ii,at side mental just weird Sough In, happe outing Flip. "Take My Hand Fur A tarliS estra listen Elm "NleMphis lor blurs imp M a.% H i p "She Flip: Shortened version running 2: 50 City Letter .. 11.55i iMensph, Bresna- While' 12: 461 (Gypsy Boy. BNII- ISoint s 1V11.(i tee Ito toi Me (3,37) hot HMI-Kemp' o Harder track that Sainte-Marie BMI Releen- TED TAYLOR (Bonn 331 could steal the slum eto k I Idle TONY BENNETT Stole/mina 44824) Lung Ago (3:051 Walla,. BMI - Penil THE MARBLES Cotillion 440291 A Place Cher The Sun 12: 521 I Damila, 111•NE & TIlE 111.-IZElts stint:mat Killen! Medium paced blues ello The Walls Fell Down rt (1411 (Casserole, ASCAP - Moran, Castilli Sweet Sound ned winch lifts a smooth vocal deli ven BM t - B.R.M Good showings Brazilian sandia select t, in with a spark- We Geet Store Soul 12 48, (Drive- In, and pleasantly moving rhyth mic tilt t ling arrangement and the It neat en- Win attention in the nth market Yen usth a Beetliss side bemire I.-O nly One rst tt .irel BM! "twist Line Con fini, outing, Flip: "I'm Gonna Sen W mutt' e has set the pace 101- the ticement to score on the easy listening initial noisemakers the :Funky Marbles patb-rn. Team returns with Wont Flip: "Whoever You Are, I Love liroadtt ay - erem Ines a side here You Back To Oklahoma" (2:24) ISu a lull bodied handling ot this tine Von - 12-271 iBlue Seas /Jae; E Fl %thole could brine Ilium bark 11110 Me. I3M Taylor) material Inc. a likely rock spotlight Morris. ASCAP - Racharach. D aVid liii- 51H11 light 'ti a national basis. GENIE BROOKS (Minaret 1421 Flip "Lot- e You - 13 niti Same credits Ballad hoot •' Promises. Proanises ' dance. miff sinew stand- snit ocaltt Jerk Flue • Shotgun Shin'• Helping Hand 12: 481 iChu-Fin. BMI - 11111.1)1.11'11E.E.S. illeritage /III ETERNITY'S CHILDREN iTouer 476, 12 221 Saute t redd Bem.inghof I. Shell' Smoulderiiii o Dilierent World(' (3 131 Ft iniess material and a tense backdrop plat. The Sidewalks id the 'Ghetto i2 371 IP - Freseh W.." net Stunning I HE W-1 rERs iffiveni21 ePress; BM! - Christopher, All the Genie Brooks-squarely in the Simil e group sound es% es this l'i's1%;11 01 the pas In 6 Om 06) 11-:ast. Memphis; independent parts ol this recent carry on a heavy blues-market ballad \duet long-standing ballad li sl popularized Outcast 11311 - Barrickinan. Bur- the power to Make st an explose i• sales could easily explode with just a talg li Don Bonito a solid shut .11 caph gard, Teen vocal session is backed side. Vocal and instrumental show digs of exposure Flip: Nu Mtge available ',ding 'teen and adult inadieni es Flip progri•ssive goilar hack. are MI pert) and the material is hkely Nit into suppliv listening There's a Great Big Change In Nle - Young' Taken from his current LP, in the teen ',eaten:II Could prove 13 201 (Lent ert Full, BM I s -obi» crowd, but has a LetteriniM Ide Iliat solid winner. No Flip into supplied. this side shows ex.13ullalte Springfield- Good slow blues side that trainee. er Neil Young In a light that should oink! rapture It-end 'ye spotlights Flip 'Here We Collie - 12 - lite trio!, solely nitesesting Ito tt hob mild altrael considerable FM esposure PENNY CANDY -M ACHINE (Strobi W M ti n, ini k iii twinging up another Could spread pop Flip: "The Emperor l'or. HMI - Mfg V limed/MI 352) MI lid the l'oungineolishillamn of Wyoming" 12:141 S.111* credits. Lollipop 12:301 1E.R. Marks. BM! do Flip sunshine Rainbow Blue CHAD MITCHELL (Amy 11(1541 Dixon s Chordettes happening What's That Col To Do With Me 13: UM Skt Berm o EN ed Girl 12 iLou • all Over again in this delightful net ERICA. EROS de YOUNG Mecca Tu u If NI I - Whale% Mud her Fine 732476i I Wihl Indigo. BM! - Cloven Content- rendition ol the oldie. Pleasant rhytlh pessary ballad with a hit of bluesmallz side desert mg at tent um Maybe Mexico 12:44) iCoulliiin/Dienet, mie draw and a good vocal pert pepper and a stunning arrangement. HMI - Walken Material from the JOHN WESLEN RYLES I iColumlna manic tor teen consideration. Flip "Mr Bojangles" man and a nertor- Delightlid kir MOB pnegramnung and "Ode to Midnight" (2:321 (Two P a possible choice to break-tip teen lare 44319i manee loaded , with instant inipact Heinen Below 12 321 N n BNB - ple/Kama Sutra, BML - W ord Flip: - BUS Song" 12: 461 1Beechwood, %b road set this side op tor extra attest- Imisehenbau me RMI - Kirkman, Fuller' Hat -ing suored ttatlt his non I min teen and many le NI program- Ballad eel Brining bu -h mers. College campus lours have al- reziO rY DOYLE (Warner Brus-7 A NIANTOVANI (London 20)45) broughl In pop pla% on lop id the tile ready given the set an underground Delilah (2:04) (Francis, Day & Flunter. eat 2‘m al lion Johil W esleN liyleS I reputatiiiii in advance ot this pre mie re I Just Can't Help Believin' ASCAP - Reed Mason' Rekindling 111111s into 1hr Glen Ca mp bell lane tu 11 h side. Flip •Beautilul Day 12: 46 a pi ot s vision sel Lineman •' (Screen Gems/Colu mbia, BM! - Mn Duchess. BM! - Adelsom id the not•lotidar.back TOM Jones het Weil) Very line side with a seed: gives Mantievam one 01 his rare Sin- teen. MOR track 1.'111, A 71 !mint Fortress is Our Lin e (2 3(1) "Gentle On My Mind" appeal. 'Sunda gles slaws Track is sure to see Juke- SRC iCapitol 24571 material and a standout vocal elfo-‘ box and soit -spill attention Flip "Both i Al I lathen BM I - 11 w het Wilson Turn Into Love 13:00, tReechwood, could turn up a winner here. Fh • Sides Now (3 131 iSiestionda. HMI - Siploil I 13311 - SRC' Impressive progressive 'MIR bent "We're All Born Free" 13:24i (Yam rock team returns for a second-smelt RAY ANTIIONN il(aintiont 1141) ASCAP - Waite. L'asti go-round rowelled's: presented track Toliell iiI Fowl .2 JOHNNIE Sl'ENCE (RCA 0141i A 501 iftwailighi. gives the SRC strong program ming PUFF (MG M 141140) tari NIel Nlarrt %le! 13.115; 'Crania. 133.11 - Anlhont Simpsom Potent ial tor AM and I- NI teen formats Looking in My Window (2:43/ tinter ASCAP Colby, Manias% Stern) trumpet ',lootcase a tinge (i1 blues Flip: "Up All Night" (3: OM iSaine mill plow t tI nielsolie appe‘d. One- vat ! BMI - Campisii Strange openi title thenw that is delivered Credits.) , hires the hstener'S interest on a cotton with the enehantine "1,(we Is Blue" stops who hat e hern ruining in stead- lit (01 candy ballad Muff:, on the suelswe PS Seel and a bell-chin-us hook. Enough tilitoit s Lea leii singles ait Clin e: WILSON- (Tomorrow s Pro- east listening ;dietitian might spark likelj to see .iebvil u flIt Ille nett with a sugar hase that develons itselK duct rons 0092, milittniarket breaks My Tinte 10, el Clip " On iTraiaire Island" A second listen might sell teen .0 It's Just The Night 201 t Planetary e m meüs. Flip . - Rainy Day - 12;:; Has (*some' . (2 411 (Crong'. ASCAP 2: IS, Eck in Fl loi res ASCAP - ra Martino. ASCAP - Wilsoni Attrac- Itaselli, ('anlora) Burke Leslie/ Smile credits. tive pop ballad with the rhythnw' pulse and delightlul string support to BILLY t II GUN ilteet 17229) STU PHILLIPS (lit:A(1134) THE MAGID (Deceit 732478) entice winning responses front top Rings ol Grass 12 551 1Evil Eye, The Binelmells sel Your Mind 12: 241 Phoney Baloney (2: 161 iblacPa' lorty selectors. Exposure could lurn (rutted Artras SCAP M & A emi - Light lost-love Pocono, EMI - Hunter. Leven's° the side inuta breakout. Flip "What's ballad with :so interesting lyric and Bergman lac t.111th ti :1111111 \ -‘1%.ird Lower-keyed than most bubble gil the Excuse" 13:05/ (Santo credits.) nominee Mai has bin time a heavily seine delight 1 id arrallge nients gi‘e tins music. thus outing sails along t Intriguing lyrics tor FM sunsideration sec girded Mlle adds another ,Pal Ming side .è good prospect loi- entwine easy bounces into a lalseno segment th trodinen In us glum 01g ea..' learning listening and MOH emensure Flip "Let makes the side a contender tor It SMOKESTACK LIGHTNITS' I Bell 7771 \lteft eat a log o-41 amulet pi ....pro II,,- I klItal's 12 001 1 attain. Flip: - tic Taw Toe - 15 1-1311 - Viii liiius' I Idolize You (3:01le 'Saturn BM I Flip 'The Bra' Thai t Tin- - (2.35) 4Blue Sky. ASCAP - Turnen > t'onting on with a You te. A sc4j., 4;‘ ,„ o rti dar „, Oran Made Me So Very Happt ' inanneri,m S'I'F.VE 1),IN IS I Fun Milli this second single slums Ow Smoke rot to Gel You Into Nly Lite (2 241 PA IL ItESNIOND k%& Ni 1115111 stack Lightnin• trom a galloping rock I NI len . P.311 Lennon NleCartney) (1h-La l),, (2 101 iMaelen JOHNNY & LILY (Veep 13041 Ilawrial worn iht , tere-Pepixo: Beatles to a nuiscular !thus - style 11311 Lennon 1, I/Cartier,. Instru- This Is My Story 12:521 it'd% is. B lionlohe Is (Olk•r0171( Enough FNI action mat hi-oak this mental reading ail die Beatles song - Forrest. Levy) Strong side in - (Mon AM-wise Flip: - So mething's In lull , 1111 .1 !ICU tern rendering that leal oies Paul Desmond oldie manner leatures some escell hat could NIP rt•a>11/).111,11• p4111) Got a Hold On NW' e2: 57) 'Figure. "ill, still iercussion support vocal power to Start things mot Flip RIIIrs G.,l Yle Douai - 42.1131 BMI - Woods:. K irk luid, lainesi Lit I bang". ol pare tor middle-0T in re) circles. Front ben field. a;.,..a Fun UNI I Ifai Is Ole rnad eitiendet at tun Flip ' Alit Unlit solid enough to breakout Flip •C THE VALENTINOS 'Jubilee 563(i) brat la ow 131orte> ASCAI' - CONSORTIU M iltue 551191 My Heart" (2:231 (Unarl Ran Two Lot-ers History 13:241 0Velworn, Kostese Melee, e BM1 - Kirk) BI111 - M & C Womack, Extra st iii All the Lute in the World 12: 541) 1Leeds. ant snub' sculled side bent carries ASCAP - Simpsont IntereSting 1111141(1 Itt S,SEI.I. I t st a 4731 34921 Anglican-sounding ballad which has a THE AF-TABS (Five Star the growing power to earn respect I he Ballad ot S ttttt Gaihriel Jiinn n Don't Co Way 12:351 Winch. BMI through moret han-one-pto impact honk. in the lead vocal and splendid hot 12 air, ¡Walt Disne' ASl'Al' Johnson, Smith, W & It oins. All Given the extra listening it arrangement. The Consortium. given' Nblill. MOW nu the Botiliv Unusual blues side w ith the semptiê this (700111 gnm into .e monster Flip. a car et's ! listen, could explode with If in;sell ballad manner Could revel' (2. of original oldies and d g "You've Got The Kind 01 Love That's this e eitouse Flip: "Spending My .0 lit o attention it hen >Smith' . reaches personaliis that could gam rdzh For Real" 12 25) Saine credits. la le Saying I foodbys, 12: 241 (Duchess. iht• theater vireirils Flip Ni. ink, BMI - Simsesiei» mentum tor the %dining F, "Broom 119" 12.13, Same e'reditts 20 Cash Box - April 5. I wish , . Ib ut i

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UoC 4 C tra NARM Sets New Committee Staffs Membership Increases In Writer, Ha BAL ½ ANA% Al) Prima - pinned i Music Merchandisers ii America, 111c111, t ell:111'111'01 :11111 members te and Lari, Rosin:min ill iii Dis NEW V0111‘ — Membership in the are planned tor the near future. ke) iinunittees ilit• Nation al Asp,. Minding Co Houston. TeN.Iso It,'- Songwriter s Hall of Fame Is :leee- In line with the successful me elation ol Record Merchandisers for cause id the mergers, acquisitions lerating rapidly, cites Abe Olman. bership drive now underway • DI the lorlhemning year h. i'• hot ri made and consolidations which have taken managing director. He said that the automated that the stimoan bv Anids Beecher. prneent at place among NAR M members, the association presently boasts 40 meeting of the Board ut Directo NAR M Membership Policy Com mittee will tiret une membership subscriptions the Songwriters' Rail of Fame, Heilieher president et NAR M mem- revint the NAR Mt dues and mem- and over WO other writers have sub- be held Thursday (27) at the Fri ber company J. L. Marsh ol Minnea• bership structure. and act upon re- scribed for annual membership. Life- Club in New York, front 4:00 to 6: polls. Minn.. was elected NARM pres- commendations in that regard time membership is $100. annual P.M President Mercer will ch ident at the recent convention As Marketing Com magee entry is MIL this meeting, where broadened nit NARM president, he serves as ex- N ARM Nlarkeling Co llllll ittee Among those in the ranks of life bership efforts will be a part ut t ollicui member of all NAR M commit- Thu will be headed Carl (jlasit members are ASCAP president length; agenda Plans for insliniti tees, which are guided by the NARM Stanley Adams, Harold Adamson. ranee]; categories of associate mein executive director. Jules Malinnud. Inc., N t. NA M Secretary Seri log xviita ham are Harold Arlen. Leslie Briensse, berships. relating lo publishers Jack Grossman I Mere° Enterprises, Fred Coots, Sam my Calm. Hal David, record firms, are also to COnle Scholarship Com mittee Melville. N V t Merritt Kirk (Music George Fischer', Arthur Freed. Ira for discussion. This type ol mein ['herein 01111e NARM Scholarship West Dal) ()Iv. Catir. P: Harold Gershwin, L. Wolfe Wolf je) Geer': hership is being blueprinted in urde Commit lie is Jack .1. Geldbart d. it: Rietz (Record City Rreord Racks, Dave Kapp and Carmen Lombardo, to bring about the broadest posse F Record Service. Atlanta. Ga.?. Milwaukee, Wisc.): Noel Korengold Also Johnnie Mercer. who is pres. participation in the organuate Geldharl is the junior past president (Rapid Merchandising Co.. Minnea• Went of lite Songwriters' Hall of principle design of bringing honor al NARM, and heads a rommiliee polis. Minn.). Russ Solomon (een. Fame. Carl Sigma» (BMI Vice Chair- America's great popular compos made op 01 James Schwartz 'District tral Valley Record Racks. Sacra- man of the Board,) Bob Scout, Rudy and writers and their works Records. Washingion D. r r l'harles Memo, eats' t Milton Israeloll Vallee, Harry Warren, Ned Washing- Annual memberships Wive lien Schlang iTranscontinent al Music (Beacon Record Distributors, Pro. ton. Jerry Wexler, Meredalt Willson received from a host of it'll-krunit Corp • Allman). N Y ) Grady Brown videnee. R I ) William A Hall and Allie Wrubel. All new members names in the business as well Dim IBrown Sales Co , Columbia. S C t. iTranscontinvinal usu. Crop.. Burlin- have been sent their specially de- noted These include Steve Allen, flo Sam Morrison (Knox Record Rack game. Calif . Richard Siegal 'Temple signed permanent membership cards, ward Dietz. Percy Faith, Mili G;tlil Co . Knoxville. Tenn ) George Berry Sales. Malden, Mass ) am Jay Jacobs and all other who subsequently file Norman Gimbel, John Kander. Pe (Modern Record Service, New Or- (Knox Record Rack Co . Kiiox tille, membership appliczdions will recel ve Wee King and Ittidd Stewart. Dia leans. La.); and Steve Lieberman die- Tenn them promptly. Manning Lionel New man and Harr berman Enterprises. Minneapolis. Distributors Advisory Commituie Memberships now coming in are the Ruby, Minn.' The Scholarship Committee, result of a general mailing to Amen. Also, Richard Sherman, Steph The Distributers Advisor) («en- in addition lo selecting recipients of Ca .:4 active songwriling fraternity, car Sondheiin. Al Stillman. Jack Vella the annual NARM Scholarship Awards: mittee, chaired by Harry Apostoleris nu-A out with the cooperation ol Irving Mills. Jerry Bock, Hoag] will this year survey additional areas (Alpha Distributors. New York City,, Broadcast Music Inc. and the Ameri- Carmichael, E.V. (Yip) II:111mq in which the NAR M Seholarship Foun- will pay particular attention to pro- can Society of Composers. Authors Gordon Jenkins. Alec Wilder an dation can expand its activities to blems of independent distribulion The and Publishers Further mailings B1111 Merrill interest young people in entering the committee is made, up ut representa- record and tape incluslry tives From all geographical areas The east is represented by ltairman ConventiOn Committee Apostoleris and Harry Rosen of David The 1970 NARM Convention Con). Rosen Company in Philadelphia. The Matte is chaired by James Schwartz south's representatives are Henry inhilitict Records, Washington. DC Hildebrand of All South Distributing Schwartz served as NARM treasurer in New Orleans. add Gerald Fried , last year, and this year is first vice man of Southland Distributing in President Serving will, hen are Jack Atlanta. Midwest representidives are Geldbart (I. & F Record Service. At- Jack Taylor of .lather Distributing in lanta. Ga.): Jack Gmssman. Merril Minneapolis and Marvin Jacobs ol Enterprises. Melville, N Charles Music Merchants in Detroit. The Schlang (Tr:inseam inental Music southwest is represented by Bill Corp.. Albany, N V.. Ernie Leaner Davis of Denver Record Distributors. (Veen' Record Distributors. Chi- and Bill Burton ol B and K Distribut- cago. Ill L James Shipley Main ing in [Lathes. Far west cominittee Line Cleveland): Marvin McDer- nitinlIkirs are David Watson of Erie mott ¡Musical Isle Record Corp. Mainland in San Francisco and Sid Chicago. HI t; and Allen Rosen ille- Talmadge ol Reeorcl Merchandising cordland. t SA Lubbock, Texas, Co in Los Angeles. The northwest is represtourd hy two Seattle distri- Tape Conunittee butors. Louis 1.avindial 01 Console dated and Lauren Davies ol Craig The Tape and Tape Cartridge Com- mitter will be headed this year by Merritt B. Kirk (Music West. Daly Cii). tea NARM treasurer In NAR M Board Meet addition lo the regular members, a special group al advisors has been PHILADELPHIA — The first meeting named Hone manulacturing com- of the directors of the National Assn. panies 111 1111, 1101Ni of nnplementing elation of Record Merchandisers. Inc. program lor NARM members in the (NAR M) following the Eleventh Annual tee business. Stifling_ 011 file 1.13111• Convention in Los Angeles will be held Mince are James Tit-dimus (Na- on April 19 and 20. at the Paradise Is- tional Tape Distributors, Milwaukee, land Hotel in Nassau. It will be the Wise.i. Jack Geldbarl F Re- first meeting for the new group of cord Service. Atlanta. Gat James Officers and directors, whose election Schwartz (District Records. WaShine. was announced at the convention. Ion, D C. 1. Morton Obren (Tape Attending this meeting will be Anes Distributors of America, Chicago, Ill Heilicher, president of NARM, (J. L. Marsh Co., Minneapolis); James -Co..Kent Chwago.Beauchamp Illa . iAllJack Tapes Praia:lord flea. Schwartz, first vice president (Auto Sound Dist Co„ Detroit Mich (Schwartz Bros./District Records. S. William Davis 'Music Merchandes- Washington, D. C.: Jack Grossman. ersol Denver). and Jerry Smith Rev- second vice president (Merco Enter- Inc.. Kansas City. Si,, j The ad- prises, Melville, N. Y.); Carl Glaser. visors 10 Tan(' 1:01111111Ilee alt- secretary (Disceries. Inc., Buffalo, Hager Brown of Capitol Records. N Y i Nlerriu B. Kirk treasurer Earl Horwitz ut [alien Stereo i5f101( 1VeS1 i).11 City, Cutlet .1 Jack Topes. Herbert Hershfield ol GET arid J. Geldbart, past president and di- Ed Welker of RCA Records Many rector XL and F Record Service, At. suggestions lor no minee work Were lanta. (ta.): James J Tiedjens. _past inade al the "tape talk - workshops president and director (National Tape al the recent NARM Convention. and Distributors, Milwaukee. Wisc.): MI- the comment will act on these. The ton Israeli«, director (Beacon Re- cominstice will also plan the 1969 cord Distributors) Providence: Rhode NARM Tape Convention which con- Island); and Charles II. Schlang, di- venes September 25 through Septem- rector (Transcontinental Music ber 28 at the Fairmont Hotel in Dal- Corp., Albany. N. Y.). las. Texas Also in attendance at the meeting will be Jules Malamud. NARM exec- Membership Polley I imeneitiee utive director, and Earl W. Kintner, general counsel. The Menibership Policy Committee On the agenda for the meeting will 11.111 1/0 Chaired by Jack Grossman INIereo Enterprises. Melville. N V). be a complete review and evaluation of the Eleventh Annual NARM Con- Grossman is limner Secretary of vention; and the planning for the forth- NAltM and mw serves as second coming Tape Convention, which will A NEW SINGLETON STRUCTURE is going 110 III N.IS111.111e. as ilop _photo' vice president. Sen tug with him a crowd gathers outside the present facilities ut Muslin' Singleton Frieda are Milton Israelol I (Beacon be held at the Fairmont Hotel in He Dallas. Texas, Sept. 25 through Sept. lions for the groundbreaking of the first studio A second studio will be opig cord Dist . Providence. R.I.): Carl to outside producers and will be equipped with video tape and motion pie Glaser Mist:pries. hie. Buffalo. N.Y t. 28. A complete study will also be Harry Aposloleris Alpha Distributors. made of many of the recommenda- lure filming Facilities, When completed, the etimpleX will include the tut studios and a three-story office building In bottom photo. Shelby S. Singleton New York City, Glen C. Becker tions made during the NAR M Conven- tion, by various speakers. Jr. ILL and George "Goober" Lindsey give some helpful advice to a bug dozer driver at the groundbreaking. 26

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A survey of key radio stations in all important markets throughout the country to determine by percentage of those reporting which releases are being added to station play lists this week for the first time and also the degree of con THE DELLS centration combining previous reports Percentage figures on left indicate how many of the stations reporting this week have added the following titles to their play list for the first time Percentage figures on right include total from I CAN'T DO left plus the percentage title received in prior week or weeks TOTAL %OF %OF STATIONS STATIONS TO HAVE ADDING TITLES TO ENOUGH TITLE ARTIST LABEL ADDED TITLES TO PROG. SCHED. PROG. SCH ED. THIS WEEK CADLI 5636 TO DATE

LIE ILL MILTON 50% The Chokin Kind — Joe Simon — Soundstage 7 91% 49% The Boxer — Simon & Garfunkel — Columbia 49% 46% To Know You Is To Love You — Bobby Vinton — Epic 86% JUST A LITTLE BIT 42% Pinball Wizard — The Who — Decca 74% 40% Mercy — Ohio Express — Buddah 94%

CHECKER 1217 39% Wishful Sinful — Doors — Elektra 83% 37% Gitarzan — Ray Stevens — Monument 37% 36% It's Only Love — B. J. Thomas — Scepter 95% 33% Hawaii Five 0 — Ventures — Liberty 48%

r' I 32% River Is Wide — Grass Roots — Dunhill 32% 31% My Way — Frank Sinatra — Reprise 92% 30% In The Bad. Bad Old Days — Foundations — UNI 53% DO WHAT YOU 29% Is It Something You've Got — Tyrone Davis — Dakar 69% WANNA 29% Happy Heart — Petula Clark — Reprise 29% 27% Good Times. Bad Times — Led Zeppelin — Atlantic 27%

Cadet 5640 26% Stand — Sly & The Family Stone — Epic 26% 25% Happy Heart — Andy Williams — Columbia 25% 23% These Eyes — Guess Who — RCA 23% 23% Love Is All I Have To Give — Checkmates — A & M 23% 1HE RADIANTS 22% Time Is Tight — Booker T & Mg's — Stax 22% 20% Badge — Cream — Atco 20% 19% Playgirl — Prophets — Kapp 27% 18% Gimme Gim me Good Lovin' — Crazy Elephant — Bell 82% CHOO CH00 15% Love (Can Make You Happy) — Mercy — Sundi 15% 14% Atlantis — Donovan — Epic 14%

CHESS 2066 13% I Don't Want Nobody To Give Me Nothing — James Brown — King 33% 12% The Pledge Of Allegiance — Red Skelton — Columbia 32% 12% Back In The USSR — Chubby Checker — Buddah 12% 11% When You Dance — Jay & the Americans — United Artists 37% BRUT HER JACK McDUFF 10% A Million To One — Brian Hyland — Dot 19%

BLACK IS LESS THAN 10% BUT M ORE THAN 5 % TOTAL % TO DATE

You Carne, You Saw, You Idaho •- Four Seasons CADET 5632 Conquered — Ronettes — Philips 6 Look What We Have Joined Together — Sugar Blues Where Do You Go To My — Bell New Babe — Invictas Lovely — Peter Sarstedt — Rama — World Pacific July, You're A Woman — Pat Nothing But A Heartache Boone — Tetiagram maton More Today Than Yesterday Flirtations — Derain — Spiral Starecase — Columbia 4

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1 HAIR 35 THE SECOND 69 TILL Original CAM .RC A Victor ISO I N» Sletmenwell (Dunhill DS 50037) 32 2 BLOOD . SWEAT & TEARS 36 CAMELOT 70 DIANA ROSS & THE SUPREMES (roiumini CS 9720) 36 JOIN THE TEMPTATIONS 3 BALL 37 BEGGARS BAN QUET GIS 6791 Iron Borne% (APO 280) 3 !Guidon PS 5391 34 71 ANY DAY NOW 4 WICHITA LINEMAN 38 WILDFLO WERS 56 !tidy ifErittra EILS 74012) 39 • TOM JONES LIVE 5 THE ASSOCIATION 'S GREATEST HITS O POST CARD SS •• I Mono (Agee Si 3551) 69 73 BOBBIE GENTRY & GLEN HELP YOURSELF 40 THE GRADUATE O r• Jones (Parrott PAS 71025) 8 irnIumbis 05 3180) 42 CAMPBELL 7 GOODBYE 41 I'VE GOTTA BE ME cream ( Mai 7D01) 6 I. (Peon), RS 6324) 37 e THE MANTOVANI SCENE PS 548) 92 SWITCHED ON BA CH • THREE DOG NIGHT 11 75 CANDY s /ANC ABCS 009) 61 9 DONOVAN 'S GREATEST HITS 43 WHO KNO WS WHERE THE TIME GOES btri .•64391 9 76 STAND BY YOUR MAN 26451) 82 • BAYOU COUNTRY 44 MC 5/KICK OUT THE JAMS ti (Fames, RM17) 13 43 77 THE TEMPTATIONS LIVE il IN -A-GADDA -DA -VIDA 45 GOLDEN GRASS AT THE COPA onco :son io ss OS 500471 SO (Gard ,('.5 CS 938) 63 12 THE BEATLES SOULFUL 78 I STAND ALONE /Agee SWEIO 1011 Donne tireacE. (Scepter SES 573) 77 • optir iColumbia CS 97)81 67 LED ZEPPELIN 47 OLIVER 79 STONEDHENGE (Atlantic SD 8216) 16 maiireltoick (Columns COSO 55011 49 •• re,...eam DES 18021) SI AT YOUR BIRTHDAY PARTY GALVESTON 80 FOR ONCE IN MY LIFE /type/molt 07)senh•li DSX 500531 17 • Wei Campbell ICapitol ST 1201 ni.mtwa CS 97561 Sr . • ENGELBERT 49 CHEAP THRILLS 81 20/20 numea Homperclinch (PannIt PAS 71026) 28 & Holding CienPan, ICrrumbia KCS 9700) 38 9,-L,-h Poe. (Capiter SKAO 133) 86 • CLOUD NINE DEAR WORLD ons Wanly GIPS 939) 21 SANDS OF TIME 82 e , Artists OAS 66711 58 •••15 32601 84 17 YELLO W SUBMARINE 12 51 INSTANT REPLAY 83 BUILD ME UP BUTTERCUP vem (COIgems COS 1)31 40 90 18 TCB 7),an , He ss ei Tme Teinptatioin 52 SOULFUL STRUT 84 ROMEO & JULIET • PA Pteen MS 682) 14 (Brunswick 8L 754144) 45 19 NEAR THE BEGINNING 53 CYCLES 85 GENUINE IMITATION LIFE GAZETTE . .r /Moo SD 218) 15 Danl. S• 291 •Raniea IS 10171 41 20 BLESS IT'S POINTED LITTLE HEAD 54 WHEELS OF FIRE 86 SWEET CHARITY lentemin Livia/Le iitCA LSP 413I) 19 itr 'Dace DI. 71602) 89 55 THE FAMILY THAT PLAYS TOGETHER 21 GENTLE ON MY MIND 87 FEVER ZONE 26 71019) 95 FREEDOM SUITE, .len Cane/Pell (Cap/to, ST 2809) e 56 JETHRO TULL 88 I LOVE HOW YOU LOVE ME 44 93 sot (Altante SD 2 901) 57 THE RASCAL'S GREATEST HITS 23 CRIMSON & CLOVER TIME PEACE DIZZY 'Roulette SR 42023/ Os O G,imy Rue tABC ABCS e63) 24 ODESSA 58 FELICIANO e LAUGH -IN 69 , me Gees ((Lira SD 2-70,:- 4 14) Casi 6315i PS. L SR 39571 56 fRrp..1.- 25 ELVIS •TV SPECIAL 91 HAPPY TRAILS I-',' 41386• 59 ITS TRUE ! ITS TRUE Ads WS 17701 51 92 A THORN IN MRS . ROSE 'S SIDE • THEMES LIKE OLD TIMES 60 BOOKENDS 91 66 27 SOUL 69 93 SONGS OF THE YOUNG WORLD Amma Dar, e SD 82 ).- 61 BROOKLYN BRIDGE BUS 50341 65 114 28 W . C. FIELDS 94 STONE SOUL 62 FIRST EDITION 69 iRemise 6328) 64 Cotumbia CS 9/8(1) 78 29 THE LIVE ADVENTURES OF MIKE 63 I LOVE HOW YOU LOVE ME 95 THE HOLY LAND Howie KCS 9726) 96 BLOOMFIELD & AL KOOPER 57 96 TIME OF THE SEASON 64 DOING MY THING 60 30 PROMISES , PROMISES 97 THE NASHVILLE BRASS PLAY -sep(et SF'S 7 1, 65 EDIZIONE DORO •seemis MIS 2 65011 62 THE NASHVILLE SOUND 31 TILL vogues (Heinise RS 63:6! 66 THE ICE MAN COMETH 32 FUNNY GIRL um SR 61198) /3 98 LOVIN ' THINGS 67 FOR ONCE IN MY LIFE 1C.1 . , /0 33 FOOL ON THE HILL 99 ARE YOU EXPERIENCED • • AMA SPX 41ti, 68 RETROSPECTIVE THE BEST OF riS 6261) 79 34 GENTLE ON MY MIND BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD 100 HARD & HEAVY •••••/,te 85 63)0, /4 -..& /i,Jers (CoGeitna CS 9753/

/01 BLUES FROM LAURA'. CANYON III 800X OF TALEISYN 121 THOSE WERE THE DAYS 131 CHARLEY PRIDE IN PERSON Perm I ann (Columbia CS 9762) (RCA 9LP 4014, John Mayall (Lon e, PS 54 5) Deep Purple Iletragram matmi T 1071 122 BY THE TIME t GET TO PHOENIX 132 DISRAELI GEARS 102 PROMISES. PROMISES 112 HEY JUDE/HEY BING Mon Campbell (Capitol I/SI 285)) Rem CHM, ;Amos AAS 70111 °re v, Casi itimoeu Artists (JAS 99021 123 PUT YOUR HEAD ON MY SHOULDER 133 OR hilvAGO 101 TRAFFIC 113 YEARBOOKS & YESTERDAYS Letwomen leapt& ST 1741 Manor C RiNv ManiaGrei Et P 2/ (United Anests (MS 6616) 124 SOUND OF SEXY SOUL DrItonns Groom) 1151) 134 SAY)) LOUD lU IltACK AND 1M PROtiO IGl A TIME FOR LIVING. A TIME FOR " 114 BOX TOPS SUPER HITS (CA me, (RCA ISP 4128) Wien 602fii 125 ANYTHING YOU CHOOSE 8/11 WITHOUT RHYME OR REASON 135 LIMN THE nuts WS BOTHER NATURES SON 115 DUSTY IN MEMPHIS Spanks' A Our Gang tHercips SR 61 t (3, SO 87141 Raman Lewis (radio LSP 821) 126 VANILLA FUDGE 136 WAITING FOR Hit sON 106 CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG 116 WHAT IT WAS, WAS LOVE tAlw 224, Cmigine Sixincltrars illmtel Aihsts JAS 5188) Mr, /4. Eul , INCA L5P 411S) 127 2001 A SPACE ODYSSEY SoarulttaLA HOGG, SE 13i 137 A MAN wintoul i l it), MOOG, THE ELECTRIC ECLECTRICS III HOTHERMANIA Of DICK HYMAN Ihstlers 4 Greer/Eon ivy.. VI) 5068/(1 128 DIANA ROSS I. THE SUPRIMES teammand 938 Si GREATEST HITS 138 CAN (CHANCE IAL• MIND 118 INTROSPECT Motumn M.MIS 2 6631 1011 HA ALL YOURS BABY çoid9. (Cettio/ st Him) :1 Km/ Charles iABC ABCS 6/51 129 JOHNNY CASH AT FOLSOM PRISON 119 FOR ONCE IN MY LIFE (Columtp,a ES 9839) 139 P685E11 SAGE ROSEMARY Do m 1,9 WHO'S LEAKING LOVE vus• Can :Liters, / ST /604/ 1971 mir raver ISM/ 20051 130 SUPER SESSION Mme Bkeritlield. At Kopper. Stew Slip's 140 IINIAN S RAINBOW 120 MOB? GRAPE 69 I10 PU MA GLARES GREATEST HITS, VOL. I (Coheres, CS 9701) /Wainer Bros /7 Arts WS 17651

U s Basic Album Inventory A check list of best selling pop albums Miser tison those appearing on the CASH BOX Top 100 Album chart. Feature is designed to colt wholesalers' & retail attention to key catalog, top steady selling LP's, os well as recent chan bits still going strong in soles. Information is supplied by manufacturers. This is a weekly revolving list presented in alphabetical order. It is advised that this card be kept until the list returns to this alphabetical section.

CADET "4000- SERIES C HESS Etta James At Last 4003 4003 Chuck Berry After School Session 1426 42 Etta James The Second Time Around 4011 4011 Chuck Berry One Dozen Bernes 1432 43 Ella James Etta 4013 4013 Chuck Berry Rockin' At The Hops 1448 448 Etta James Top Ten Chuck Berry 4025 4025 Greatest Hits 1485 485 Etta James Rocks The House Chuck Berry 4032 4032 Fresh Berry's 1498 498$ Three Souls Dangerous Dan Express Chuck Berry 4036 4036 Golden Decade 15140 15 4DS Jean DuShon Make Way For Jean DuShon Moms Mabley 4039 4039 Funniest Woman In The World 1447 447S Bob Hope On The Road To Vietnam 4046 4046 Moms Mabley At The Geneva Conference 1463 Art Blakey Tough 4635 4049 4049 Moms Mabley Breaks It UP 1472 4725 Etta James Call My Name Moms Mabley 4055 4055 I Got Somethin' To Tell You 1479 479$ Moms Mabley The Funny Sicles Of Moms Mabley 1482 482s Moms Mabley The Best Of Moms And Pigmeat 1487 CR7'. Pigmeat Markham The Trial 1451 Pigmeat Markham CAPITOL World's Greatest Clown 1475 4 /55 Pigmeat Markham Open The Door Bichant' 1484 4845 Pigmeat Markham Cannonball Adderly In Person WIN. Wilson — L Rawls ST 162 Mr. Vaudeville 1515 515S Pigmeat Markham Woody Atlen The Third Woody Allen Album ST 2986 Save Your Soul. Baby 1517 ; 517$ The Band Muddy Waters Music From Big Pink ST 2955 The Best Of Muddy Waters 1427 427$ Muddy Waters The Beach Boys 20/20 ST 133 Muddy Waters At Newport 1449 449$; Muddy Waters The Beach Boys The Best Of The Beach Boys. Vol. 3 DKAO 2945 Folk Singer 1483 483S The Beatles Muddy Waters The Beatles SWBO 101 The Real Folk Blues 1501 Sn Is The Beatles Muddy Waters Yellow Submarine (Movie Soundtrack) SW 153 Brass & The Blues 1507 Glen Campbell Muddy Waters Wichita Lineman ST 103 More Real Folk Blues 1511 I . Glen Campbell Flowlin' Wolf Glen Campbell/Bobbie Gentry ST 2928 Moanin' In The Moonlight 1434 4.34S Nat King Cole Howlin' Wolf The Best Of Nat King Cole SKAO 2944 Howlin' Wolf 1469 469 Patti Drew Howlin* Wolf I've Been Here All The Time ST 156 The Real Folk Blu es 1502 50 Tenn. Ernie Ford Howliii Wolf Songs I Like To Sing ST 127 More Real Folk Blues 1512 51 Bobbie Gentry Billy Stewart Local Gentry ST 2964 Sum mertime 1499 4 Jackie Gleason Billy Stewart Irving Berlin MUSIC For loyers SW 106 Teaches Old Standards New Tricks 1513 51 Merle Haggard Sonny Boy Williamson Pride In Whal I Aro SKAO 168 Down & Out Blues 1437 43 George Harrison Wondenvall Sonny Boy Williamson ST 3350 The Real Folk Blues 1503 50 Jims Hendrix Sonny Boy Williamson Got That Feeling ST 2856 More Real Folk Blues 15095 Ferlin Husky White Fences & Evergreen Trees Wanda Jackson ST 115 The Many Moods ST 129 Sonny James Born To Be With You KaSandra ST 111 COLGE MS A Higher Plateau ST 157 Peggy Lee The Hits Of Peggy Lee ST 2887 The Monkees The Lettermen The Mookees COS 10 Put Your Head On My Shoulder ST 147 The Monkees The Lettermen More Of The Monkees COS IO. Special Request ST 2934 The Monkees Charlie Louvin Monkees' Headquarters COS 10 Will You Visit Me On Sundays ST 2958 The Monkees Magnificent Men Pisces. Aquarius, Capricorn 8. Jones, Ltd GOS 1 The World Of Soul ST 2864 The Monkees Al Martino The Birds, The Bees and The Monkees C0.5. 1 Wake Up To Me Gentle ST 2983 The Monkees Al Martino Love Is Blue Instant Replay C0.5. Il ST 2908 Original Soundtrack Steve Miller Sailor Lawrence 01 Arabie COS 5 ST 2984 Original Soundtrack Interlude Modern Jazz Quartet COS 500 Under The Jasmine Tree ST 3353 Original Soundtrack Malt Monro These Years Head ST 2801 Original Soundtrack COS 5 Buck Owens Sweet Rosie Jones Oliver ST 2962 COSD 550 Lou Rawls You're Good For Me ST 2927 Tex Bitter Wild West ST 2974 Howard Roberts Out Of Sight ST 2901 CO M MA N D Sandler & Young Together Anie Shaw ST 159 Persuasive Percussion Re Creates His '38 Band ST 2992 800 Jean Shepard Enoch Light Provocative Percussion A Real Goad Woman ST 2966 806 George Shearing Tony Mottola Roman Guitar Shearing Today ST 2699 816 Bob Seger Ramblin" Gamblin' Man Enoch Light Stereo (Sounds) 35/MM Frank Sinatra ST 172 Doc Severinsen 8265 The Best Of Frank Sinatra DKAO 2950 The Big Bands Back In Town 837 Joe South Introspect Tony Mottola Spanish Guitar ST 108 841 Nancy Wilson Nancy Tony Mottola Roman Guitar ST 148 847 Nancy Wilson Easy Dick Hyman at Lowrey ST 2909 Clara Ward Organ Electrodynamics Soul 8. Inspiration 8b6S0 Helmut Zacharias Plays The Hits ST 126 Doc Severinsen ST 150 Torch Songs for Trumpet 8595 Various Artists Tony Mottola 8. Orch. Sentimental Guitar Celebration (Ong BWay Cast) SW 198 864 Various Artists Funny Girl (Ong. B'way Cas() Ray Charles Singers Something Special (or Young Loyers Verrous Artists SVAS 2059 Enoch Light & light 86650 Romeo & Juliet (Movie Soundtrack) ST 2993 Various Artists Zorba (Ong Sway Cast) Brigade Dimension 35/MM SO 118 Ray Charles Singers 86750 Al Di-La 870 50' Doc Severinsen— trumpet 8. Orch. High Wide & Wonderful Tony Mottola 350 Love Songs Mexico/5.A, 950 CHECKER Doc Severinsen— trumpet & Orch. Bo Diddley Fever Have Cuitai. Will Travel Persuasive 89 35D. Bo Diddley 2974 2974 Bo Diddley is a Gunslinger Percussion/1966 Bo Diddley 2977 2977 89550 Bo Diddley is a Lover Tony Mottola Live! Bo Diddley 2980 2980 Amor Mexico/S.A Road Runner Counl Basie & Onu,. Bo Diddley 2982 2982 Basie's Way-Broadway Bo Diddley & Company Tony Mottola 9 ecC 85° S eC Bo Diddley 2985 2985 Guitar U SA 16 AU Time Greatest Hits Warren Rime 8. Orch. Bo Diddley & 2989 2989 Brass Impact Count Basie & Orch. Basses Way Hollywood Chuck Berry Iwo Great Guitars 919sosp . Ray Charles 8. Singers A Special Something Little Milton Were Gonna Make It 2991 2991 Doc Severinsen New Sound Of Today's Big Band 91491750 SD. Femelle Bass The New Look 2995 2995 Bobby Moore 799) 2997 Warren Rime & Orch. Explosive Brass Impact Vol 2 Searching for My Love Benny Goodman 8. 919SD Bo Diddley The Originator 3000 3000 Paris, Listerai To The Magic! 35/MM Little Milton 3001 3001 9 2 61w50 Sings Big Blues Dick Hyman & "Group" Mirrors Bo Diddley 3007 3002 9245D Go Bo Diddley Ray Charles Singers Take Me Along Bo Diddley Boss Man 3006 3006 Bo Diddley, Muddy 3007 3007 Doc Severinsen The Great Arrival Sound . In The 8th 92750 Waters 8. Little Waller Super Blues 3008 3008 Dimension Flamenco! First in 92! Seriez al "Com mand Intr Albums 93 CHESS SER MONS Warren Rime & -Brass Impact" Orch. Gent' Someplace 9355 Rev. C. L. Franklin The Twenty.Third Psalm Doc Severinsen 8. Rev. C. t. Franklin The Prodigal Son CS21 Strings 93751) Rev. C. L Franklin Iwo Fish & Five Loaves of Bread CS23 Com mand Stereo Rev. C. L. Franklin The Barren Fie Tree CS28 "Checkout" Record Rev. C. L. Franklin The Inner Conflict CS32 The Soit Machine Probe Rev. C. L. Franklin The Rich Young Ruler CS43 Pittsburgh Symp. Orch Sound Of Music/My Fair Lady Rev. C. L. Franklin Fisherman Drop Your Nets CS49 The Mystic Number Rev. C. L Franklin And He Went a Little Fardier CS59 National Bank C564 Com mand Classic William Steinberg & The Pittsburgh Symph-Orch.

Cash Box — April 5, 196 qp liEAdiNg FOR A REAL TRUE iliT 111(En-1 Talent On Stage

SAM MY DAVIS JR. JOE TEX

COPACABANA. N ,Jort and there is .1 her sho n- a gut von love. take Ina ri, , am. :ATE N V — Joe Tex me mbers at the audience Who are e, Au Like a bettondes› son the pub Is lieu 11,11.11 Hu calls hons('ll the "Soul called up un stage to participate Da vis'ir It y ou II be in Now 1 too k all \ - lit never gets its lull ol erred lelle'e Brother Mho Needs No Number,•• and tinie up to Apr 9 you can catch him La:uncut but we think they an• happy the "Skinny Legs And All" contest. the n et ill stands up tor Tex us in a No supporting acts and no bark up, al the Coma II VIM can't make it. with what they received Mat night don't W OITy we hear Mr Davis gets class by lionsell Not to say that he is vocalists, something that Tex does very The bibulous Ca men McRae ripened around a lot the world's greatest soul singer. but well without. the silieM and prepared the A udience To make it shod and !ample. Sam- merely that he Is a complete enter- sor w hat "as to hollow Miss (delta° my Davis brought the house don II al tainer. The show kicked MI with three tunes was res wwed here recently during her his te ern tug night A IM' la st n il/S ea y The Joe Tex Revue, as it was pre. t rom the band, "Knock On Wood"' (per stai ring 511th ti the Rainbow Grill. (27) Walking on stage in a mink coay stated Iasi weekend (21.22), consists haps the most played Memphis-born .ond nt nervly t round one and all that he was Sam my the comedian Malo' 01 Tex, his band, two ot the most tune). 'Cold Sweat h and "Ain't Thar she Is Wen dell' LI iele to he missed that Sam my the black eleelefildll t i.ed nol exciting dances we've seen and various Peculiar' (perhaps one ol the least- eu Ott he became Sam my the jc'ssi sit hat en I seen too many soul bands late- till) WI II/ The best comic we've yet 13. 'se il just say that Tex's gnaw, Ile see at Me ( 'opa on its own, delinitely comes, over with SO111111) the pop singer was nrc1 . lotto and style and lots of soul. hell lug onn After Today." Iron, LAURA MYRO Tex is no slouch either, and opened - Marne, ' -Just Once In My Lilelime" his portion of the show with — Die At phabel Song" (which is not the mal and "Another Spring: fito llllll y the INSTITUTE. \ — Then•'s joker was next playing games with PRATT The songs were lannhar to all: title, but we can't remember the prOilet somethum :111001 l.a il r. kiN 's VO W° "This Guy's In Love With Yon" and 'Stoned Soul Picnic.' "Sweet Blind initials and wonder at Tex's ability te that makes listening lo her one 01 the running through a medley ol cigarette gloss.' "Save The Country," "Wed- run through the song without a mis; muss erimpelling experiences W e've com mercials. ding Bell Blues ' "And When I Die." takm. Three tunes from Tex's yet encountered As Janis Joplin is "Emily." "Poverty Train" and a Sam my the Ian singer rail through Country" LP hollowed. "By The Ti raw and earthy. L.aura Myro as pure a long siring ot luttes , includine ',Stel- tune from her upcoming third LP. aml heavenly and il the two col them 1 Get To Phoenix," "Ode TO Billie la By Starlight." "People Will Say "The Man Who Sends .Me Home " ever appeared together, they would .And. 1p On The Roe ' the only Joe" and "Green Green Grass Of We're In LAM" and "Brazil," with depict all the tomes that control the "tome," The soul poured out on "Bring Oats ,occompaniment from the non-original tune perlormed. It's It On Home," the old Sam Cooke (ant world not customary lor singer/writers rhi'lhin section. while Sam my the rock recent Eddie Floyd) hit. and Te' singe t' ¡allowed with 'Hi fleet Sneak- Ile Pratt Institute auditorium is to release singles with other writer'sbul the old Drilter's tune emerged as an artist who can brim not the best plan. in the world to a new and valid interpretation to on would make one potential Monster oll-cut tune. Sam my s recent smash. 'I've Gotta Mitch an act, but Mess keiy el man- disk aged to overcome the shortcomings Be M e Weei followed by the introdue- present and has occupied a pornon 111111 ol Seellely the soul singer. ii•ho ol our sulxonscious mind wall the pertormed a Ray Charles medley thought of catching her planned which Opened w Ith I Got A W concert al Philharmonic Hall deft (t eed kk hat 'd I Say." with NICE the muddle tilled with (luid( lutes from It could have been a 19 to music THE SCENE. N.Y. — Chalk up another beck's odd-timed • Blue Rondo A L a han dozen Charles tunes. A James hall. There was this trail looking one lor the English: the Nice have Turk." these tunes. tlu• girnickr Brown tune "I Cot You II Feel Good) girl dressed suitable ¡or 111e era, on arrived, hopelully to stay. The group. was stressed. To Me i Bob Dyitoo closed the set Despite a standing OVZI playing the piano to a silent, awed which was here Inielly last year as a tune and Tim Hardin s Hang On T. Lion there was no more lor lllll e packed house. Beautiful quartet, returned usa trio to start a A Dream." Here. ((bile the imam U.S. concert tour which should bring mental,: were solid and together, th. them wider recognition stress was on achieving total unit lake all groups ol merit. the Nice with the vocal work "Arabella." have certain unique characteristics_ In cutesy little pie(e, showed the nid their case il is Keith Emerson's aelnev- range of talent tt tio to the group. tog strange sounds by niclung his or- "Ars lama, ILI Brevis." which o gan. and Lee Jackson using a bow on the title song cl their new lininediai his electric bass. And like all good Li' and flour, Ow v. look. oil side two groups, the ginnekry is secondary to is an milltitionis and mweesslut annul Guess who's the total sound, at .o melt concerto tor three iuistrt me"" ('losing Another strong point is the group's the "West Side Ito"'Story " "song. Ani"" Thong, ca. a bola% to lay down heavy instrumen- done as .111 illSe 1-1/111ellf:11 the pee tals as well as appealing vocal tunes. carries Ilie same rockery as the lye on the air. The set opened with two instrumen- teal version tals. the 'Intermezzo From 'Karelia The eletioents ol success are all hen State' by Sibelius and "Rondo," and should be discovered in she Albany WSUA the group's version of Dave Bru order Schenectady WSNY Troy WTRY TIM BUCKLEY

Atlanta WFOM PHILHAR MONIC HALL. N.Y — notch ia change los' the bunco o‘c Albany. Ga. WALG Sonic acts are almost universally great, the lasi K,0 outings by Buckley el. some are universally bad and some W e WII tees svin Athens WDOL are just harmless, pleasant expert. One tact or that did impress us w. Augusta WBBQ coves, rememberable only as "what's the fusion ol tolk and jazz l'omis whio his name, that singer 'We saw last Buckley and his musical cohorts has Birmingham WSGN week." Tim Buckley is not universal. developed to a tine degree_ Buckles Montgomery WBAM but he tatititut he easily lorgotten. closing nine belote his "Hi-Lili Hi-IX Buckley seems to be speaking to encore) showed the lusion at its en Boston WRKO the pre-eollege teens who have tired rent height. Another positive factor ol chew mg bubble MU M, il one can Boston W MEX Buckley's ability- lo com municate elit e lus utelle0Silion ol the sell. his audience on a verbal level, tellot Fitchburg, Mass, WEIM ,ml cetin /I ill h e recent one-man con- stories with the skill of Arlo Guthrie Providence WICE cert at Philharmonic Hall, and the kids Tim Buckley is saving somethu are listening intently. Buckley 's fail' meaninglul to somebody, and perhat Providence WPRO tile to con lllll unicale to lei has to be one clay. through his change or OW judged a failure on our part, tor his he'll he talking to its. We look II Lowell, Mass, WLLH vocal and in st total talent were lop want to the eXpeelente Hartford WDRC Hartford WPOP BILLY JOE ROYAL Worcester WORC ARTHUR. N.Y. — Billy Joe Royal is 'net liable, and Royal, though he's vo one line entertainer and singer but his gon e loses Worcester WAAB New York debut al Arthur showed Royal has lop songwriting La( Springfield, Mass. WHYN certain Haws that have to be emrected (Joe Smith. Buddy Buie and Jim Col The name ot the big-time gante is who write tor Bill Lowery) availab Columbia WCOS orig lll l lily. and al this point, Royal plus what sounds like a great bat Greensboro WCOG is but a glorified diSkotek singer, re. and he should he able to come up st creating current hits as close as pos- a total original sound The closing p Raleigh WKIX sible to the original. non of the show, which leatured Two songs in particular point out lour hits. "Down In The Boondock the prOble m "Don't Give ill To Him" Knew You When," "I Need Son and "You've Made ide Si "cry Hap- body" and "Hush" the had the m py " The Royal Blues' Woe backup Utah was double dynamite "These Eyes" =74-0102 110/1 group) recreation at the original ar- As a detkotek group, Billy Joe It, rangement makes comparison to Gary is -outstanding. As a concert aura, Puckett -and David Clayton Thomas he has a short way to go. 34 Cash Box — Apia 5, 1' re y To Polydor; Name Other Execs 'Have Deal, Need Talent' Is Prod. Cry

EW YORK — Eive executi%, ap- Prior to his association with MG M. NEW %DEE Big taleni agencii- cause we're Top 40 oriented, were iiintments, chist among them thi dp- Frey's record business activities had have tound source revenia• also interested in hearing rock groups antinent ut Jim Frey as direetor been varied After serving a hitch in representing independent producers. and singers." Allan's previous successes as a Its and marketing, have been 'made with Nblitary Intelligence in Berlin and the result is going to mean disk the newly-established U S Polydor tor the U.S. Army, he received an exposure for an ever-increasing num- writer include "Mr. Lonely" and "Coming Home Soldier," both cur by ris b_y Jerry Sehoenbaunt. president. honorable discharge in 1954. He grad- ber (a acts. As it is now, it's hard to Bobby Vinton. He has produced disks ` on Nackinan has been named pro- uated sum ma cum laude as a polit- hod a good band anywhere that hasn't tor Mercury, Kapp, Decca, Roulette action director He will report direct- ical science major trom Mercer already been signed. so the indic pro- and Columbia and has had songs cut to Frey. Gould L'assal, Sid Love County Community College and then ducers are turning to new sourees of by Johnny Mathis, Bobby Ve-e. Gary ad John P Gula are all being trans- proceeded to gain employment in a talent. Lewis and Frank Sinatra Jr. -i-red from MGM Records' classical small music Shop as manager of the Ron Dante and Gene Allan, who re- ¿vision, largely to handle the foreign record department. He was quickly cently collaborated on tine dilated Dante, once a member of the Deter- gents, has recorded solo tor Columbia. hissical labels that have been distn- promoted to store manager. .Shortly Broadway musical, "Billy." ("It was i uted in the U.S. by MGM and that thereafter, he became department a whole education," is how they shrug Mercury and Music«. He has done c ill, as ot April I. be upended here manager ol books and records for it oft) have turned to the stage for the M USIC and voice-overs for many y 1 S Polydor. E.J Korvette's N F,. Philadelphia talent_ Through their just-lormed Weno TV and radio com mercials and is cur- store, and one year later, he was Inc , a record production lion, and rently all four singing voices tor the made divisional merchandise mana- their Spoondrift Music (Will) subsid., Archie's and the voice of Archie on Frey 's History the Saturday morning cartoon series. ger and buyer Mr the book, record and they have begun raiding Broadway. Allan and Dante have set up offices audio departments tor eleven midwest "Our plans are long-range, - Dante Fret,' was originally selected by Korvette stores. The volume ot busi- told Cath Box last week, "and we heel at 1545 Broadway. chotinbaum at NIGNI as naticinal sales ness increased . under Frev's control, singers who act will receive much a ianager ot NIGNIS Verve/Forecast but he moved on again, this time to more exposure and be able to last a iSchoenbaum was at that time Lavinger New Lib/UA MG M. through a lew 'miss' records." "Nut cad ul Verve/ Forecast). Two years that We're planning tu miss," added -iter the position was abolished due Special Projects Mgr. reorganization, and Frey left MG M Forst personality signed to the firm LOS ANGELES inger has It Cassal. Love 8-Gula become manager ut the special pro- is Richard Kim Milford. who takes been named to the new position of 2cts division at CBS, where he was over the lead role in "Hair - tonight manager-special projects al Liberty/ charge of the production and pro- Gould Cassai. Sid Love and John (31). Allan and Dante have already CA, Inc VP Lee Mendell made the muon tit recorded sound in fields P. Gula have all had long associations signed a deal with Decca tar his de- announcement last week' as part DI MG M's classical division titer than entertainment. In the au- but 'single, "Muddy River Watt-m" brw Among the lirst projects I..aVinger. Lunn ot 1967, Frey was rehired by and are totally and thoroughly versed "Nice City View.' Allan stressed that will undertake will be development of '(GM as the direct-or ol the classical with Deutsche Gram mophon. Archive the him is not looking for aetors to a training program tor distributor ivision, which included Deutsche and }Whither product and procedures. turn into singers. "Milford will be personnel and the establishment al .;ram mophon, Archive and Heliodor, It was therefore decided that their typical ot the talent we sign. Because additional market research procedures. :hen Schoenbaunt, originally holder experience would contribute to a smooth al his exposure in 'Hair,' tie is cur- As manager-special projects, UiVin- 1 the title, stepped into Verve label transition of the classical labels to rentiv up for a major television series, ger will report directly to Mendell. .potlight exclusively_ the Polydor banner but it was his singing that brought LaVinger joined Liberty Records in As •director of MG M's classical him into the theatre, said Dante. 1958 Since then he has served chiefly tvision, Frey was immediately re- Gould cassai has functioned as as advertising/merchandising mana ponsible tor all personnel and ac- coordinator tor MG M's classical Newcomers Too gen. Ile has also been manager of 'vines of the department. He super- division tor the last eight years. He marketing services and has served as ased all marketing concepts, pro- has acted, and will continue to do so, The pair have also set Jill Willinger A&R coordinator notion, publicity and advertising He as liaison between the Hamburg office 'a youngster on the verge of break- 1st) maintained direct personal lia- and the New York operation His res- ing in big," With Decca, and her de- Commercial Adds Rep on with Deutsche Grammophon in ponsibilities include com munications but dusk. -Billy" b/w "Face In The ST. LOUIS — Jon Kirksey has joined Limburg and was wholly responsible among th various department mana- Wind,' will be out shortly. Rita Dyson. Commercial Music, a local distributor. or the selection and importation of gers. the warehouse. and distributors Miss Ballantine 1969, has also been as promotion representative, replacing It DOG, Archive and Heliodor pro- and he is directly concerned with the signed to the 'W M, but no affiliation Steve Chotin, who has joined J.L. Wets distributed in the U.S by MGM new matinal imported for release in has been set. Marsh as director of budget sales. the U.S. In his present position he will "Creative Management (who rep the Kirksey has been assigned promotional report directly to Schoenbaum, as well dual have set up a number al poten- duties for A&M, Tamla, Motown. Scep- as to James .1. Frey, director 01 sales ¡Cent from Page 7> tial deals." said Dante "and all we ter, Wand and various other record ISCAP Board and marketing. opular-production field (hated actor- need is the talent tel fill thelli, Be- companies ling tel the size ot the vote) are Stan - uy Adams 1111.451.55), Henry N Man- (8,521.60), Richard Riidgers Love To Retain 1111e 8.463.34), Jim my McHugh (7,985.68i, 1rthur Schwartz (7,789.63), Ned Wash- ngton (7.577.34). Cy Coleman (6,521,331, Sid Love, an NIGM employee al .. Wolfe Gilbert (6.181.14), Harold live years •standing, will retain lus %den 15.965.62t. Arlen replaces Jack title ut national sales managerielassi- Guess who's iellen un the society's board. cal division with Polydor, His respon- The writer members in the standard sibilities include all classical record It ield are: Morton Gould (9.922 52l, sales, distributor — dealer relating's, lamuel Barber (9,312.47) and Dr and distributor promotion. 'eter Nlennin (7,295.55). Barber, who on the air. cas 'appointed to fill out the unexpired John P. Gula, the newest MGNI stall erm of Paul Creston, has now been 'e-elected to the board. member, has been in charge of Helio- The publisher members elected, in dur production for the last year and Los Angeles KHJ a hall. His new assignment with Polt- lie popular-production group are: Ed• dor will be as assistant production Los Angeles KRLA tin II Morns (2.884), Howard S liehmond (2.871), John K. Maitland director, and he will be largely in- Los Angeles KDAY 2,7711. Salvatore T Chiantis 12.7201, fluential in handling Ifeliodor product Los Angeles KGBS (seques H Chabrier (2,453), Leon He will he responsible to Nackman Broiler 12.436), Wesley H Rose San Diego KGB .2,370), Arnold D. Burk (2.198). Arnold San Diego KCBQ qaxin (1.919). Burk (of Paramount 'dusk. Corp.) replaces the longtime Phoenix KRUX lirector. Irving Caesar. San Bernardino KMEN For the standard publisher direc• orship. Frank H. Connor (2,618), Ru- Oxnard-Ventura KACY tolph Tauhert 12,4801 and Adolph iai.gel (1,951 1. Oxnard-Ventura KUDU In addition to Parish, the society's Santa Barbara KIST ommittee on elections consisted of. ïobert Allen, Alan Bergman, Arnold Little Rock KAAY aruido, Donald H. Gray. Gerald Marks, Jacksonville WARE v'incent Persichetti, Jule Styne and Leo Talent. Jacksonville WPDQ Orlando WLOF Schroeder Deals Milwaukee WRIT .:reate his copyrights. '‘e.“ Pale 9) Milwaukee WOKY Simultaneously Columbia star Al Kooper has just signed a new agree- New Orleans WTIX lient with the Schroeder companies Mobile WABB ind will have his material clear hrough Kooper's firm Joan's Bones New York WOR-FM Music. a BMI affiliate. The third new signing was a pub- AIMING AT A HEAVY WEIGHT DISK New Haven WAVZ lishing pact with Hendrix' personal DEBUT is heavyweight champion Joe Tulsa KAKC manager Michael Jeffery who also Frazier. as he signs a recording con- manages the Eire Apparent (Buddah) tract with Capitol Records. His first Des Moines KIOA the soft machine (Probe) and Cat release is being prepared for release Mother 4Polydor). The deal calls tor April 14. At the signing are (1. to r all music from JefferyS acts to clear producer/writer Beau Fbiy Fleming; through his new company Em-Jay Mu- Ron Moseley, national 'R&B product "These Eyes" -74-0102 RIC/11 sic an affiliate of Sehroeder's Sea Lark manager for Capitol and co-producer Enterprises, a BMI firm. Lockie Edwards, Jr

:lash Box — April 5, 1969 Further Moves In Master, Artist Deals GRT Disk Deals Bios for .st •1 \ — CRT Corp.. Firmed By Metromedia onion:log as drive into the disk field. has made two deals: a three year Dee Jays N E — Metromedia Records ing the Copacabana in New York. agreement with Gamble-Huff Records Their first release has been Sched- and the joint operation with Blue has inquired masters by a Miami Joe Simon group called Jessie Lee Ferguson tiled for early April. Thumb Records. Both arrangements and the Outer LimitS, according to Kellem also reported the signing options for acquisition by GRT. Manny Kellem. the label's exec- of two new pop groups, The Three Under ternis of the agreement with utive producer_ The masters: ac- Degrees and Gary and The New Gaud:de-Huff, GRT will advance mon- quired Innin BBC Productions in Travellers. One of the major up and ey on a prescribed budget to Gamble- Memphis were produced by B. coming nightclub acts. The Three De- Hull for production of records. GRT Cunningham, Jr. The group. for- grees have appeared at the Eden will have exclusive tape and record merly known as The Gospel Jazz Roc in Miami. the Sands in Las Ve- rights. Tapes from Gamble-Huff la- Singers, are currently performing gas and the Americana in New York. bels will be manufactured and dis- in Mia mi and have appeared in top They have just completed a very sue- tributed by GRT. Records will be clubs throughout the country includ- ressful tour of Europe and their first distributed by CRT's Chess Records rtltase, "Down In The Boondocks," division. has just been shipped. The agreement includes an option Gary and The New Travellers have for GRT to acquire ark of Gemble- New Marks Pic Score been working together for the past Huff Records after three years. two years in youth clubs throughout The agreement with Blue Thumb NEW YORK — Edward B Marks Mu. New Jersey. Headed by lead singer Records involves the formation of a sic, a specialist in the publication of Gary Peraino. the lour-member group joint venture, to be owned on an equal Foreign film scores, has made sever- performs original and pop materiaL basis by GRT and Blue Thumb. Blue al new acquisitions in the field. Their first release will be later this Thumb will contribute assets of the It has taken from CAM Spa-Roma, month new venture. and GRT will contribute with whom it has a first option cen- cash on a budgeted basis. The jointly tract, the scores of two Italian film's, lion Min hearing the saine name and owned firm will manufacture and dis- "Seven Golden Men." with music by tribute phonograph records, while GRT Armando Travaioli. and "The Sweet slated to run soon in New York and other areas Produced by a 24-year old will have exclusive rights to manufac- Body of Deborah" ill Deice Corpo Di ture and distribute Blue Thumb tapes' In speaking of his early days in Deborah). which has music by Nora female counselor, the film deals with some of the sexual taboos which GRT will have an option to acquire Simmesport. Louisiana, near New Or- Orlandi. English lyrics called "It the remaining 5in of the jointly owned leans_ where he was born 24 years ago, Happens All The Time . have been wreck so malty marriages "A Man. A Horse and A Gun," the Firm after two years, Bayley said. Joe Simon -says, "This region New secured from Al Stillman for - Res- The joint venture will be managed Orleans) has a rich history in music. Sana Themé." featured in "Seven theme from the Italian movie, "The Stranger Returns," has also been in conjunction with GRT Records. Rhythm and blues, jazz and gospel are Golden Men' Marks has also at- GRT's own it-cord division in Los all musical forms familiar to the area qiiiréd from CAM the song entitled provided with English lyrics, which are by Earl Shuman and carry the Angeles. where I grew up. I know it (the music) •'Non Faccio La Guerra. Faccio L' had a strong influence on my early Amore" from a movie of the same saine title life. Simon frequently sang in sinclent nanie, which has music by Riz Or- More On 'More' pmgrams - in the public schools lie at: tolani, co-composer ol •'More," one tended, and also performed in of the moSt-played hits of all times. "More, - the world-famous theme MTA To Stereo 45's churches throughout the area, where English lyrics for "Non Faccio" song he Sang spirituals at tent meetings and have been taken from Stillman, and from the Italian movie, "Mondo Ca- On Limited Basis ne. - shows how lucrative publishing revivals. Sound Stage 7 Records, a are called "How Long Has It Been" subsidiary id Monument Records, m usic from .foreign Wins can be. The The score of another Italian fain. NEW VORK—MTA Records has en- signed him in 1966. and his first re- "Svezia. Inferno E Paradise, with song had 339 different recordings and its sheet music sales aré well over tered the stereo singles market in a lease. "Teenager's Prayer." saw music by P Umiliani, has been ac- limited basis, releasing product quired from Edizioni Musicali Ome- 1.500,000 A recent informal survey of chan action "No Sad Songs" and Irons its New World Series in dual "You Keep Me Hangin On" ga of Rome L. MacDonald has com- some ol the night-clubs and restau- also reached the singles charts Si' pleted English lyrics ¡or two of Us rants in New York revealed that it is channel versions Initial release fea- tures Walter Raim conducting the moats latest lid, "The Chokin' Kind," songs. "Sleep Now Little One — and one of the most requested id all songs. Eddie Layton, who plays organ Century 21 Orchestra playing "Clair is slotted at number 46 on the Top 100 "You Tried To Warn Me this week The artist's albums are One of Marks" earlier acquired at Madison Square Garden. Conceded de Lune" b/w "Anitra's Dance," two cuts from the - Brave New Concepts" "Simon Pure Soul" and "No Sad numbers. "The Miracle of Love." by in an interview published in 'The New LP, lirst album in the series. Songs" C U M iS R Lewis, sung by neceas York Times' of Mardi 23. 1969. that Marge Dodson, appears as the title 'the most asked for number is At-cording ID NITA president Bob Song in a German:made sex-educa- "More." Thompson, regular singles will still be issued in mono because "we are not convinced ihat enough radio stations are equipped to play these Gold Fills Union Gap dual channel records." The NWS al- NEW YORK — Gary Puckett and the gold disks: have come From their bum line, devoted to experimental Arbors Union Gap have picked up their "Woman. Woman." "Young- Girl," music in the classical and jazz idi- filth gold record from the R IAA fur "Over You" and "Lady Willpower" oms. features material which Thomp- their Columbia million-dollar-seller singles, all produced by' staff pro- son feels "is not best exposed in a LP. "Young Girl " Group's previous ducerJerry Fuller monaural sense." hence the selective entry into stereo singles. Second NWS album, introducing the Collins-Shepley Galaxy, is due for earl) spring release:

The Arbors tonsist in the brother, Scott and Toni Herrick and twin broth ers Fred and Ed Farrar' The foul boys met al the University of Michigai at Ann Arbor. (Hence, the group': name.) Initially, the foursome sank only to earn money during the sum mer, but their Popularity on the col are-- lege circuit spread, and they accepter the invitations to perform. They havt THE NIAGID MAKES THE Ill t MUSING SCENE. via the un -tip id that name been traveling ever since. After each having signed .1 disk pact st ill Derv,' Records. Consisting id olemical triplets, member of the act had finished hi: Eddie. Dennis fs: \Behan in Magid has been periorming prolessionalls as a military service. the final decision wa: song and dance act for the Lea ii•ss sears. Shown above at the signing are t I. to made to keep the group together r.): Hank Hunter. ro. prod o nr ti Me Magid's debut release. "Phoney Balteney"r It \ IN' lcilt 11 \ \ ENS is loin %%hue They came to New York, and soot "Tic Tau roe." which was shipped recentls: Eddie; Jack Wiedenmann. ad- t directio iil business allairs tor were signed to Date Records. The Ar ministrative Afvlt director oi Berea; Dennis: Michael: and Neil Levenson, co \l( .51 Records, tshi. Iliad,: a surprise hors' debut Date single, "A Symphony 1,11 to Kingston. Rhode Island. Ike producer ut the Magid's initial release. The Nlagid has appeared in top fineries For Susan." enjoyed success, as di( and hotels all oser the t .s. and abroad, as well as in Canada and Puerto Rico, %ens tr.) has been playing a st-ries their second single. "Just Let It Hap iii colleges in the east_ and will ap- performing with such artists as Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Jrwv Bishop. Jan pen." The group s current deck, "The Murray, and Brenda Lee. Ines have appeared on such major 'I ers as 1 he Ed pear at Brown I rusersity on APIA II Letter," is number 27 on the Top 101 Sullivan Shins, The Mike Douglas Show. The Mery Griffin Show. and The and Ssraruse t 1111 t'rsits un April 26. Ibis week Previous Arbors' album Steve Allen Show. The Magid will he promoting their new single in emit ray 1 he must's latest Verve/Forecast al- am "Symphony For Susan and "Val they work, and will perform it on upcoming TV appearances during the next holm "Richard P. Havens, 1962.“ en- ley 01 The Dolts." and a new LP is Se joy ed chai i stweess. Few months. for release in the near future.

36 Cash Boa — April 5, 1 Producer's Profile New H.Q. For Paramount Music Div. 1 10 LLV W OOD — Arnold D. Burk, Para- puler system and housing for dala- On the other side of the coin, artists mount Pwlaires Corporation VP in processing employees, it primarily such as Tom my James matured pro- eltar'gc ul music operations and presi- trees Space III the main (-gentiles alnire fessionally, and, even closer to Phil, dent la Dill Records. has, in order to tor prItduters and it key personnel Dion assure lighter liasen and consolidation During the pasi say months Para- Dion's story is typical of those few in all lacets of the Paramount Pictures music division. shifted the division's mount's music ai ision lias spilled over artists that were big and are now even 10 four locales spread throUghtnal 110I1V- bigger. His phenomenal success at the headquarters from Paramount Studios Weed. Besides Itist's original build10j2. turn of the decade was followed by a to Dot's headquarters at Sunset and Vine in Hollywood. Paramount music- dive:1011's !Inane(' period of inner struggles, when the ar- and personnel wing has opened MI Wes tist became Interested in the blues and across the street in the Sunset-Vine folk -forms, not yet in vogue. The old William It Stinson. executive VI' el Paramouin Publishing Ciimpanies, 'rower, where professional others tor Dion was working on a new Dion, but the various publishing romparni.s are got little encouragement from the people has made a like move Thos admin- also located. Further nui-th Vow he was working with, and, as a result, istrative proximity bet unio the var- Street near Selma Art-nui- .1 iti it' ut was lost between the world he wanted ious aspects of the division pub. hslung and Libels — will also reap the OHM 'S for accounting and aditienitarte to abandon and the world he was trying t ion has also been added Additionally, to reach ',talents to be garnered by the geogra- phical changes Dot's distribution branch a as recently After severing his label ties, Dion went shifted Dom its termer Los Angeles' into seclusion and got together with location to Lexington Avenue in Holly- himself, then with Gernhard and Laurie The new quarters. part of which ;Dana Records (again) and finally with the h llll st-d Dia Records, will be renamed charts vis-a-vis -Abraham, Marlin and and established as mild In,' dapi tuners PHIL GERNHARD John" In addition to chart success, the kir Paramount Pictures music division. new Dion has been building a following Simultaneinisls the unusual amount of as an in.person performer/interpreter acuva s throughout the rapidly growing Jay Swint Named aware producer Phil Gernhard is a roan among the new contemporary public di y ision has nccessated the acquisition 'ho knows what he wants Thanks to Another group which Gernhard feels cil .01 additional 4,000 square feet tar Nat'l Sales Mgr. Abraham. Martin and John." has been allowed to grow, both in grow th The may site, located directly apupled with the Royal Guardsmen's maturity and on the charts, are the helo a , was branch of Crocker Citi- Of Tower Label .•Baby Lets Wait" and "I Say Love," he Royal Guardsmen. They arrived on the zens Bank. which has just :waled the 411 HOLLY WOOD — Jay Swint has been s in a position to get it scene with one of the biggest novelty premises and moved ki aninher Itsea- named 'rower Records' national sales The philosophy Gernhard feels is records of the decade. "Snoopy Vs The non. 'esponsible for his phenomenal success Red Baron," also produced by Gernhard. manager. The announcement was is growth not only growth on his part Three years later, and now old enough The move not only ;hummers a housing made by Perra Mayer, vice president and general manager 01 Tower (he recently opened his third branch to vote, the Royal Guardsmen have just need, but will also enhance plans for attice in Mobile. Alabama to celebrate completed "Mother Where's Your Daugh. the addit ton ill A & H talent, other his second anniversary), but also on the ter." a bluesrock single. The new single creative [triple and provide closer part of the artist. is really just another step in a gradual coordinat tint thniughout the entire "You've got to let the artist grow!" evolution which Laurie Records has en- music diviso iii While the new street :ontends the iodie producer, pointing couraged Staling with "Snoopy' and level nines mill he utilized pnmarily •o the many artists of the late fifties evolving into the more contemporary lor the establishment il a new com- -ind early sixties that have slipped from "Baby Let's Wait," their latest hit, the he top of the chais to relative obscurity Guardsmen are better musicians and aecause they were not encouraged to they sing with a deeper understanding ;row out of their 'original bag' voila, growth, Kaskat Promotion "If anyone is to blame for this high Gernhard hopes the example of Dion professional mortality rate of yesterday's and the Royal Guardsmen will serve as Mists, it is the labels themselves," an inspiration to those countless artists NEM Ik - sclundlci a ter- :laims Gernhard. "The record companies, who have been in professional retreat mer s inn h representative 01 FsasenvIZ- Wald to rock the boat with new musical for the last five years. halt 1,owitiles in Philadelphia. has onCepts, maintained a status quo by Maybe these old artists, after some Wen brought to New Volt °glee as sticking to a few tried and true musical serious introspective soul searching, will toorthibiter ol Kaskat hemes, lyrics and arrangements. As a arrive on the Scene Once more with a Schindler, 23, the third youth repre- -esult. the artist became stationary, 'new bag' With the explosion of Indic sent:dive to be brought lo the New stereotyped and stagnant, unable to ex. producers such as Phil Gernhard, who York (Alice in the past lour months, 9ore and evolve to his fullest potential." are known to give the artist Plenty of arid will be working with Hy Gold, Phil Gernhard, who shudders at this freedom with just enough guidance to general protest iimal manager ol Kas- .flardation Of growth. Said of this waste provide the artist with proper direction, kat Music. M natural talent, "Isn't it ndiculous to we may see a lot of old artists contri- Schindler IN responsible lor the sign- Jay Swint sxpect a 23 year old to do the same buting to the ever-growing realm of 'con- ing the Crazy Elephant to K-K. and 'Ong he did when he was I7?" li.mporary music' has just brought Jim my Woods. whom Swint was formerly field director of Kasenetz and Katz called a Iresh young sales training lor Capitol Records Dis. talent, lo the luau. WO WS has eight tributmg, Tower is owned by Capital ve.trs 01 writing experience. Records. A IS-year Veteran in lie record business, Swint nulled Boyd Distribu- ting in Albuquerque and El Paso idler his graduation from V ickiria State MGM To Distribute New College in Texas In 1934. he joined Capitol Records Distributing ¡Is a sales 'Woman' Track In U.S. representative in Dallas, one Year lat- er he became Manager Of Capitol's N - MG M firtorib, through Minneapolis branch There followed in quick succession the inanagena reigns- arrangement with Brigitta M Pcschke of Melronome Records, at the Seattle and LA branches, and then Swint went to l'aintors national will distribute the soundtrack albuin office in Hollywood where he Hsrved if the Swedish film, " '2' I A Woman. for iwo years as national promotion- Part IL" in the U.S_ manager. The lam. which is attracting large Swint then resigned front Capitol, aticliemices. leatures nine instrumentals and, along walk Charlie Each, helped written and conducted by Sven Gyld- Mercury establish Smash Records, mark and taken directly front the Sn ant was in charge of the entire Smash soundtrack of the Not-iris Film Pro- duction operatton west of Chicago In 1963: he hernled his own promotion and pub- Titles id ditt instrumentals au the thuni include "Sex Happening:" licity lirm in Seattle but his selbem- Waltz etanchol ie: • • • I ntlian Bolero. • pIM Mint was short-lived. Capitol lured 'Feelings In A Dive;" "Bequanc tutu hack le the Hollywood office where Evoke. • 'Pelting Waltz:" "Strip Ile assumed the position el held director Tease l'arty: " ''Lones • and cil salt's training Scared: • and '• Forbidden Love " Swint will be headquartered in Tower's home °Uwe in Hollywood. NIGNI Records, in conjunction with Chevron Pictures. distributor cl 2 I. A Woman Part IL" is preparing an elaborate tie-in campaign which will mutually jauntier the him and album AGAC Helps Out L SUPRE ME COMPLIMENT is being awarded III OW pinito aboye lii Motown Highlighis cl the campaign si m. 'ocurding artists Diana Ross and the Supreme% by lie Nat lllll al At•ademy ol elude extensive deopay coverage it Ii NEW YORK — The Martin Luther tecording Arts and Sciences f NARAS). Presenting the award plaque tu Miss special concentration on syndiraied King Memorial Fund will receive the foss is Kenny Solderblona president ol the Chicago chapter of NARAS. while radio Shows, newspapers, magazines royalties from Noble Sissle and Eubie supremes Mary Wilson 11.1 and Cindy Birdsong look on. Tlw plaque was pre• and syndicated reviewer service env- Blake's song. "Martin Luther King," .ented at the «NARAS awards dinner at Chicago's Drake Hotel, The Urban visage. as well as local theatrealealer published by Len Feist. The American •cague. meanwhile, reports that Diana Ross and the Supreme's' recent per- twins Guild ol Authors and Composers will ormance al the Auditorium Theater in Chicago was the lllll successful ever 'rho publicity. promotion and espial. administrate the project. a chore they daged in behalf of the League. Singer Chuck Jackson and ventriloquist Willie tatain campaign will be coordinated by are also handling for royalties on Jerry flea*. who are Motown artists, also performed tor ihe W an's Board Barry Yellen and Henry Spingel ol Keller's "I Have A Dre'am." published teneht. which sponsored the affair. Proceeds will finance the Chirago Urban Cheva•on Pictures, Brigalln E. M by Northern Musw, which are being -cagues work in promoting equal opportunity kw Mack people III employment. Peschko of Metronome Records and turned over to the heirs of Martin Sol Handwerger Of MG M Records. Luther King. 'duration, and housing.

37 :ash Box — April 5.1969 Con vo 30: Shooting For Professionalism an Page 71

that Frank Messer. the tutee ol the small. students-tin outlet The station New York Yankees, ”asil his start at has little Fll'HÉeStillmal help and nit com- VriffYL in 1956, as did the all1101111111- mercial Mods. Ullman said, however. I or one of the National Lt' gut' s is that - when you're not com mercial. 1969 expansion teams the Montreal \AM •all M O .1 I1110:41 allYi lung ( liti maul Expos t-' die ‘t it hin t Ile binds .11 1 Ile Litt Preparation is vital in play fq -play The st,stoin 111:11/0}!,el' >aaled announcing. Soden staled Sty le and individual personalities are 1211Ipila , delivery are important he said, and sized at WJRH. the outlet seeks sl one- voice inflexion, range ol voice and thing different plus competent( to its enthusiasm are required in good play stall. "There are many ways ilk Mea- by play sportscast tug The spoils an- sure success in radio." saul Ullman. amine« Must be a good ad-libber. and who feels that ratings are not the above all, he nuist properly pronounce prime measuring stick It's important the players' names Soden, in speak- what people say ohm,' a radio station. ing 01 the broadcasting of sPecific claimed Ullman sports events said that the speed with General Caucus which hockey is played makes that sport a tough sport to remul ow The Probably the highlight ol Como an stow pace id baseball, on the other was Saturday allernoon's general s e t hand is a ps:oblem for the sports- ens Participating in the caucus w ere caster Should he talk a lot, or a lit- Charles II. Tower. ehorman. Televi- THE FIRST IN LINE: Henry Allen 11. t. vice president 01 Atlantic fleco tle" Seden contbaled by warning those sion Boar& National As:nutalon sa presents the best donation to - Conscience For Mankind - lo that chair delegates interested In sports an- Broadcasters (NAlis and organ, zatuni's president. Gloria Toole Al ritt is Nesulu Ertegun, execur nouncing not to entsetze the judgment vice president of the Cortialuan vice pestilent ol Atlantic. The donation too place at Atlantic's Broadish ,ol the officials. and not to show par- vision Stations: James Ray Wither- oilier in Neu York Funds received by "Conscience For Mankind - will be ug' tiality in tlwir reporfttig, particularly see, the owner of a small not o AM to alleviate the muttering ol the Biafran people; the organization plans to sends in college broadcasting. Outlet in Clinton. Illonsts, Egmont lood. medical supplies, and eventually doctors and nurses to Biafra. Coordinatind Hull, alter Stressing the five W Sonderling, president sit Smiderling thus project is Nate MeCalla, president of Calla. Records, whom the organization ol news reporting — Who. What, Broadcasting Stations: and the honor- has asked lo take over the project of reaching the different recording companies Where. When, and Win' — defined able Nicholas Johnson, com missioner Singer Dionne Warwick recently made the lirst tape for "Consciente Fin new. as the report of sotto:thing of the Federal Com munications Com- Mankind, - which will be aired on hundreds ut radio stations throughout t new • Radio news reporting. said mission (FCC) U S. requesting donations "Conscience For Mankind,•• a nun-profit organization Hull. is more in. than news- Tower opened the ratictis Itt asking ol the 11111Sic and ;gibed industnes. is dedicated to the helping ol the under- paper news report mg. People want to Ilte delegates a general question on privileged and the amity of racial Lis- ions in this country. Its main office g ktiou the lacts. Hull asserted, and they the nature ol public service broad- located at NoI North Dean Street, Engl wood. New' Jersey want to k,,. ,t them in a hurry Radio casting. Do Red Skelton NEL root news sots:rage is continuous, he ob- ball. reporting on span- shots and a served. uhereas newspapers. with program on pianist \ taluoir Horo- noted mennoned educational TV suring up to its full potential. their daily deadlines only come out witz serve the public - A II il ts'st''-laity s. as broadcasting Outlets tt Int•ti do sert "When you show com mercials with al a cc ri am time. Hull pointed to said Tower, do serve the offish, in a binned audiences. only white laces. you're com mune Lowell Thomas. Edward R. Morrow. broad sense: The essential nature of Williersee argued that the 'criticism cat to something. - said Johnson, Walter eronkate. and Roger Mudd as com mercial TV. staled Tow er ts that el COMIllereial TV is based on the "You're responsible for this message" good newscasters who speak slowly, it is the most broadly based so .111 the high level of frustration in the United Johnson went on to say that "censor- clearly, and dig up the facts Watch com munications inedia. Cononerend Stales today TV is the most visible ship today comes from within the in- out for libel in radio reporting: Hull TV's program service is based on thing in the country today, conse- dustry and from the business estab warned the delegates. U MilleOUS re- reaching most of the people most of quently ti es the most criticized thing lishment," not from the FCC. porting can lead to libel suits, which the time, he said Minority audiences in the' country today Withersee be- A Ithtiugh Johnson Maimed that he usually get paid, he said (such as the potential audiemv for a tints that broadcasters will respond ttas not making a moral judgment or Ullman described his college station, Vladimir Horowitz concerti are not to the public's demand for quality pro- whether or not a broadcaster shook WJRB at Lafayette College, as a courted by com mercial TV, Tower gram ming,. He said that news and program certain issues, he Said that public affairs programs on TV are a things happen because of what the deliberate effort by the broadcasters broadcaster puts on the air, You can to It-ad the public and are not merely not absolvc s ourself from responsibif a response to the desires of the audi- dy tor wItat happens because of what ence. Withersee stressed the :act you put on slit- air. Johnson insisted . that rad to Is a mass nusdia which reaches an audience encompassing a l'op Progr; huge number of people who are 60

a tut older It broadcasters must "Introspect CM The Scene," st-hiel reach this older audience, said I reated pop music program ming oi Guess who's Withersee who told the delegates that the college radio formal, was one o they should not concentrate exclu- the final Saturday afternoon sesstons sively on Ille college•age audience In what could be termed a tree font Sonderling. head Ili a group ol sta- open lorum, participants includes on the air. tions which includes six AM and four JIM MY P Stagg, Music director a FM radio outlets and two TV stations, WCIal. Chicago: Everett I I ayee asked if white ownership can operate president of Hayes-Ponte Promotions I and do justice to a Negro operation. Advertising in Los Angeles; an- Winston-Salem WTOB His answer was an unqualified yes. Patrick West, director of the recu,. Chicago WLS The Sonderling Broadcasting Stations company relations department of th have as their basic . program ming. IBS, who served as moderator ol th Chicago WCFL Sonderling stated, B&B music. some forum. Davenport KSTT gospel music, and news broadcasts. Stagg. whose :station CS a Top 4 He reported that all Sonderling out- operation, reported to the delegate Peoria WIRL lets conduct continuous research to that trade reports help to. determin determine the musical- tastes ol their Cincinnati WUBE WCFL's playlist, which consists of 4 listeners. The gospel rmisic. Sunder- to 50 records per week. (Never [nor Cleveland WIXY ling said, is selectS by people who than 50.) It is Stagg's feeling that are ineolved in the religious com mu. long playlist does not expose a re Lexington WVLK nity. Sondeeling feels that black and ord. At WCFL. six or seven peind Lexington WLAP Mack, and Mack and white conununi- review records to be chosen for at rate -through Negro broadcasting sta- play, and regional reports, as well Akron WHLO tions. Public at and public Service trade reports, are noted. Stagg sat Akron WAKR are an important part of Negro broad- that the emphasis at WCFL. us o casting, sonderling continued. Many "contemporary radio." Toledo WTTO programs in this area are round table The underground program ming s Fort Wayne W O WO diseussiOns. and telephone programs the ABC-F M Network, which the Ne with audience 'participation are fea- work calls "Love" program ming (s( Detroit CKLW tured, Sonderling concluded his re- Cash Box' March 22 issue), receivt marks by stating that the voice of the Indianapolis WNAP-FM a mention from Haves. He also point( black com munity is represented with out that KMET-F M —Los Angeles hz Louisville WKLO .ulthentieity on Negro broadcasting been heavily program ming uncle stations such as those which he heads. Louisville WAKY ground music Said Hayes: "Unde A great deal of enthusiastic approval ground-is going in the area of country. Kansas City KUDL was generated by FCC com missioner Coders 30: A Capital Ideal was, i Wichita KLEO Johnson's speech The young dele- deed, a capital idea Despite the mini gates, many of whom seemed frankly organizational hang-ups suffered I Wichita KEYN interested in succeeding in careers in IB.S staffers in accom modating LI com mercial broadcasting, were also more than WO delegates, which a- Wichita KWBB highly receptive to idean which did not to be. expected at any major conve Nashville WKDA necesarily (teal with broadcasting lion of such size. Convo 30 was a cal techniques per se. It was Johnson's plete success in that it provided Nashville W MAK idea that the first responsibility to the opportunity for college broadcaste public rests with individual stations, to exchange ideas among thernsefts not with the FCC "There is no force and with com mercial broadcastit more powerful than broadcasting in people And the enthUsiasm, seriou our society today." said Johnson. And - ness, and alertness ni the deleg e "These Eyes" =`74-0102 R CA when you have power, he continued, were indicative of the success of It have responsibility Johnson stated Intercollegiate Broadcasting System bluntly that broadcasting is not mea- 30th annual national convention

Cash Box — April 5, 191 :.B. Marks Appoints Simon Creative Head Larry Taylor Named GPM Of Para Music general protessional manager ol EW YORK — Jerry Simon has joined He'll also he extensivelt involved III NEW YORK — Larry Taylor has been Tom my and Jim my Dorsey's publish- 13. Marks Music as its executive the acquisition of new contemporart named general professional manager copyrights. „1 Paramoun t pictures publishing ing companies. Sometime later he wine director. Move is regarded as joined Martin Block as vice-president le start of a major drive at the rom- A 21-year disk industry vet. Sinion companies, reports William R. Stinson. and general manager ol the disc jock- my to gain a stronger foothold in the started with Majestic Re-cords in 1948 Executive VP and General Manager and went on to become director of Taylor will be based in company's ey's m usic publishing company where now' music scene. he also produced the legendary "Make- Simon is said to have "new ideas" the Marty Meleher-Dons Day publish- New York City oll ices. beginning Mon- Believe Ballroom" on radio station mu( the current pro) market and the ing firms; promo director tor Warner day 13/311 Bros. Records. For many years, he Be replaces Jay S. Lowy, who was WNE W. all use ot the company's catalog. Paramount M usic maintains profes- has been doing indic promo with He elected VP of A & R at Dot Records. has also operated RSVP Records. like Paramount a member ol the Gull sional offices in London, New York, Nashville and Los Angeles. Publish- which is now distributed by GRT Re- & Western corporate family. cords. One 01 Simon's lust prioects lie joins the Paramount Pictures Mu- ing firms include Famous Music Corp., Ensign Music Corp.. Para- at E. B. Marks is a single. - Loth sic Division following nearly lour pup," by the l'enny Candy Machine years as manager of publisher rela- mount Music Corp.. Bruin Music Com- pain Birders Music, East/ Memphis on the Strobe label tions for Columbia Records. Prior to Ahlic and Para-But Music Corp E. B. Marks is presently celebrat Columbia, lor a period of four years, ing its 75th se,d he was general professional manager ol the Bourne Company Before tak- ing on the Bourne post. Taylor part- Cameron To SSS Corby Becomes Steady nered with Skip Taylor in an indepen- N Asti V 11.1.1': Shull» Singleton Pro- dent music publishing company, Jim/ ductions has moved Guy Cameron to Nat'l Promo Director Skip Music. the slot of regional piorno man for Born in Greenwood, Delaware. Tay- the Boston to Richmond region. Cam- 7‘; VOlth, flit k Colin has been lor lwean his career as an announcer eron, with the firm since Jan 1, was appointed nal1011“1 pronnition director with radio qaticio WDEL later shift- lurmerly a dj with WIlF0 in Bondi° tor the Steady Records division ol ing to WCA \ iii Philadelphia and then and WVOL in Nashville. He'll be re- ITCC according to president An 'Fret ti, S% in New l'ork He soon switched porting to Buddy Blake, vice presi- lerson. who Said "Dick's unique back- Ins interests to singing and was in dent in charge ol international pro. ground in promotion, sales and record much demand by leading bands of the mutton and Henry O'Neal, vice presi- production gives us an executive ol day dent in charge of H&B. Ave Expands demonstrated abilities." His teeling lor the business and ol Cameron is the second man ;Aided Corby was lormerly a stall producer the industry garnered him a post as in the SSS hit promo buildup Mel Coin horn Pagel) with Mercury where he worked with COUZart was recently retained to cover Jerry Butler: Les McCann. Earl Wil- Mississippi. Louisiana, Texas, Okla' any's success has stimulated an in- son, Jr_ the Pleasure Seekers and liorna, Kansas. Missouri and half of teasing demand for material In other acts. Ile also was active ni Mir ;-.a -'r' Tennessee ecent months, five writers have negotiating master acquisitions and Current product Irom the label com- oinecl the Viva stable. Mark Charron production deals with iodic firms His plex includes Betty Harris• "Break e Paul Byrne and Jim Kelly are now move into AdeR followed a suecessiul In The Road." on SSS Int.: Genie g rritin exclusively (or Viva, while tenure with Mercury as',, promonon Brooks A Helping Hand - on M M- bris 'Quinn and Mike Lawrence are representative aryl and Peggy Scott s "Every Little low on the stall of Viva's affiliate, Prior to that, Corby was ;initiated Bit Boil.' on SSS hit ;lingo. Viva is now soliciting material with Portent and Malverne Disinbs rom writers not assigned to either Diamond In New Setting iublishing unit, a lirst tor the opera- Hourglass Acquisition ion This added writer activity will NE\ \ YoliK - Diamond Records has -ventuallv mean an expansion 01 Corby's work at Steady Records itill moved moo the home building to their 'iva's he.adquarters al 6922 Hollywood be :initiated with efforts on livhall 01 Edwin H Morris-parent tirm at 31 toulevard in Hollywood ITCC's Hourglass Records as well. West 54th SI., occupying the entire Viva 's hit writers include Jerry One ot the first projects will involve tilth floor. Diamond executive vice Miler and Jerry Capehart. Top chart promotion for the new master pur- president Joe Kolsky said that the ongs tor the company include "Turn chase. "I Feel Free" by the Second W m will unmcoliately open Os new tround, Look At Me." ••My Special Coming, just made by Hourglass. Larry Taylor doors to neu talent togel," "Young Girl," "Lady Will- Reportedly breaking in Florida. the tower" and "Apologize" master was bought in a Jacksonville Silvers is assisted at Viva by Kris deal by Trellerson. lensen, assistant to Silvers and pro- Corby is now engaged in a road Pittsburgh KQV essional manager. and Pat Sheeran, trip for the Second Coming single Portland, Maine VVLOB .opyright administrator (which will be followed by an album shortly and two Steady releases: "Red Youngstown VVHOT Red Wine" by the Painted Garden and St, Louis KIRL Eddie Liwette's "Too Experienced " 3roducers' Label With distribution already established Salt Lake City KNAK Corn hem Page 9) in 32 markets, the labels expect to San Francisco KFRC announce Canadian European reprr- •rs" two years ago senl at ion soon Fresno KYNO Olsen. a former member of The June Machine, was producer 01 Seattle KJR 'Mrs. Bluebird', the first hit by Eter- Together has opened Wines in West Seattle KOL oty's Children and was producer of Los Angeles with a new recording 'olumbia's "Millennium'. along With studio, designed by the threesome. Spokane KJRB oettcher currently under construction Buffalo VVKB W Buffalo WYSL Buffalo VVNIA Rochester VVBBF Rochester WSAY Rochester WHFM • Baltimore \PICA° Richmond WLEE Harrisbürg VVFEC Lancaster WLAN The Guess Who? These Eyes from their new album "Wheatfield Soul." LSP-4141 AT A PLATTER PARTY at the New York Hilton Penthouse Suite recently 'ere members ol the press and close friends and associates of Joel Grey. AlluMbia recording arlist The party was hosted by Columbia on the occasion 31 el the release of Grey's latest album, "Black Sheep Boy ," which contains material by such con-temporary writers as . Tim Hardin, Paul Simon, Joni Mitchell, and Donovan Welcoming guests to the luncheon were il. lo r I Joel -lreY: his wile, Jo: and Jim my Wisner, dleector of east coast A&R for Columbia. Wisner produced the "Black Sheep Bay" LP,

39 :ash Box — April 5.1969 Buddah Unveils Black America LP Sert efe, Top 50 in NEW YORK — Buddah Records has "We bete ,p• that this set v•, will be & B Locations just unveiled an album series devoted of interest to both black mid w title. lo the history uf black America and says Montague. "We have tempted the meaning of being black. Neil Bo- to begin to carrect the (musses pit of thr gart, vice president of Buddah. made black man from the text iii h an the announcement last week. The ini- litStory. These records try to at•Ineve a text for the ages, an inspired avnillril tial set pit five albums. "Black Ameri- 26 GRAZING IN THE GRASS ca" Volumes One through Five, covers of Atroamericans, and world leaders 1 ONLY THE STRONG 'whose effect on history has been pivot- futon: Of 0,6.6606 many areas nf negro history in Ameri- SURVIVE (RCA VICIOI 0107) ea and feature readings and speeches al and at lutes, decisive. Jerre Butler (Bernet. /2898) by the late Dr. Martin Luther King. Whale two al the albums are nary:li- Langston Hughes. and James Bald- 27 TRACKS OF MY TEARS ed by Montague: the other threc 2 RUNAWAY CHILD, win Awtha Franklin (Atlantic 2603) the initial release, "The Man Cl Los e RUNNING WILD The entire series was produced. di- — Dr Marlin Luther Ki w i-, ".1 rected. and operated tiv Nathaniel Balthi - The Struggle , and' The lemptitions Pear Uy /054 1 Montague Montague, .1 black histori- Black Verse present areas of the 28 SOUL PRIDE (Part 1) an has devoted much in his time to black experience as undershind by 3 MY WHOLE WORLD ENDED James O,cefl, (V. ne 6277/ teaching and lecturing young black prominent hlack men Both the King David Ruffin (Mo(own 1140) 4 students on I two heritage As the num- and Italdu in albums lemon, lengthy 29 I STILL LOVE YOU ber one dewav at It ado.] Station KGFJ excerpts tr. PM In -ri sp.:relies w tide Los Angeles he has enlisted by the black l, urse album is narrated by 4 THE CHOKIN' KIND M ane Wilson (Brunswick 55402) both city officials a MI the police de- Langston Huge,. lit this rerliCilinp Joe Simon dounostaie 7 26281 6 partment to help quell I he Watts riot made short It before his death in 1967 : iii 1965 Montague's asking the people Hughes reads his jazz-poem ''Ask 30 BUILD ME UP BUTTERCUP " to have 'mercy' helped save lives and Your Mama". 5 THE WEIGHT Foundations WIN1 551011 propert,y ne the disturbed area Aretha Franklin tAllantic 2603) -We are convinced that this series Mozelle Thompson. magazine Wu* will not end with the initial release 31 ITS A MIRACLE trator and theater poster artist, work- of chest , live volumes." says Bogart. 6 ITS YOUR THING Highteace datidol 2227) ed in conjunction with Montague on "Reaction to the set has been very Nay Beane, (I Ned) 900 the initial five albums of the series. positive and we are already making preparations to continue the collection 32 GOTTA FIND ME A LOVER with the help of Mr. Montague and 7 FOOLISH FOOL Erma Franklin dindishick 55403) Mr Thompsün; Roulette Into R&B; Dee Pee Warwick tatecury 72880). Released in the Buddah Record's Al Silver In Charge "Sunday Series". "BIWA America" 33 DIDN'T YOU KNOW 8 TWENTY FIVE MILES Giadys Kneara & The Pips 1$rxr1 will receive extensive promotion in 350573; Edwin Stan (Cad) 7083/ 10 NEW YORK — Roulette Retords has all markets throughout the Country: instituted an Ft&B -division and has 34 TOO LATE TO WORRY moved Al Silver up from sales and 9 GIVE IT AWAY TOO BLUE TO CRY rectint pressing ¡production to head up Jad Names U.S., Canada Chi tiles (8itinswwk 55398) o (o,. Philips ileoulette 7031) the new opera 0011 Sales Reps: Willens & iil $4* haller. Roulette's director al Hogopian 10 ICE CREAM SONG 35 I LEFT MY HEART sales, said that Silver's duties will in- the DinumucsICeeilien 44021) 13 clude discovering new talent, negotiat- IN SAN FRANCISCO ing tor masters, and keeping an eve NEW YORE — Gerry Cousins, gener- Bootee Wo mack Ilene 32055) 38 out for fresh material. Silver may be al manager of Jad Retards, has an. nouneed the appointments of Phil 11 SNATCHING IT BACK contacted al Roulette Records. 17 West Clarence Carter (Atlantic 2605) 12 60th Street 212-757-0880. and will main- Willens as national sales representa- 36 I DON'T WANT NOBODY TO tain an open door ',Obey towards Writ- tive and Dean Hagopian as C:inadian GIVE ME NOTHING (Parts 184 soles and promo rep ers, artists and producers. 12 DO YOUR THING lames Bath) Leine 62441 W Wens. with eight ears experience Watts 103rd Sheet Rhylhm Band Roulette's new R&D department is (warner Rios /7 Ant 7250) 14 now at work on the lia % an single. in the music business. s It work closely "Keep Laugh , Baby'': a new with distributors and rack jobbers on 37 CISSY STRUT Meier, (iowe IWO) single by Richard Marks, "Funky Jad product. Former]) sales manager 13 AQUARIUS/LET THE Four Corners": and Esther Phillips' for Gambit Associates independent Los SUNSHINE IN MEDLEY -*Too Late To Worry. Too Blue To Angeles sales reps. Willer) has also ram imurrw.wi I SUlli Cl r ;v.' , 17 Cry" deck. worked with the Calderon. Rerords, 38 I CAN'T DO ENOUGH Merit. Hilsville and United Tape cone. Dells 'Cadet 5638) alums An authority on tape cartridges. 14 THIS GIRL'S IN LOVE Witten has published feature articles WITH YOU 39 BABY. BABY DON'T CRY Philips To Promote on automotive tapes in Motor Trend Deanne Wannck (Scepter 12240 Yearbook and Rod & Piston Magazine 18 Smokes Robinson & Maha n Mauriat's New 'Soul' Willett broke into the music business (Tanga 54178) as a regional rep for the Diamond 15 GIVE IT UP OR TURNIT label. rIlICAGO —Philips Records is mount- A LOOSE 40 BUYING A BOOK ing one of its heaviest .pronto cam- Working out of JAD Records' Los lames Bonn °sine tie: Si ior lee Iltal 4090) paigns ever lor the upcoming tour by Angeles office and calling on accounts across 11111 country, Willens is current- Paul Mauriai. The drive will center 16 I'LL TRY SOMETHING NEW around the just-released "Soul Of ly planning a national tour of diStri- 41 I FEEL LIKE I'M FALLING Dew Ross e. The Supreme, EL Paul Mauriat LP. butors. raajohbers and ane-stopS, the Temptations (Meows 1/42) IN LOVE AGAIN Fantastic Foie (Saul 35058) 49 Mauriat and a 10 piece orchestra flogopian will rep Jed product to kick off a 31-date major concert tour Canadian rack jobbers and retailers, 17 DON'T TOUCH ME of the U.S. and Canada oit April 8. spearhead the promo to college and commercial radio SlationS, and Belle Swans ((s od& 7382) 42 GIVING UP "The combination of the most serve as liaison man with RCA Ad Lib) ,./.ine 104) 44 lantastic piece of product Mauriat has Canada, Jad's Canadian distributor 18 IS IT SOMETHING yet come up with and a tour that fig- Formerly a top-rated DJ on station YOU'VE GOT 43 I'LL UNDERSTAND ures to become one of the 111051 MKS CFOX (Ottawa). Hogopian's radio Tyrone Dees Pa n 605) 23 cesslul in U.S. history, makes for career includes -service at stations soul Chddren (Bat 0018) 42 a most exciting program,' .said Lou CFPL. CKSL and CKOL A performer Simon. Philips product manager. and producer as well, Hogopian sang 19 WHEN HE TOUCHES ME 44 COUNTRY GIRL with The Staccatos vocal group and Peaches & Herb (Dale 16371 24 The album, Mauriat's 9th for the produced sessions by l'he Rabble. plus Johan Ohs (Ilene 506) 46 is included in Philips' "Baker's his own version Ill the "You Got Sutil' Dozen" program, along with the new Johnny Nash hit In his new role at 20 SWITCH IT ON Mystic Moods LP. "Extensions." Jad. Hogoinan will scout artists and ChM 147bles 8 Co 45 PLEDGING MY LOVE Dealers purchasing -either of the sets writers and is authorized to purchase Whit /Ant 50.3 324) 16 UM W. Greene & latennr are entitled to buy up -to the saine a- masters. Moss-sin (51161 Fox 1) mount of catalog product on the art- 21 TIME IS TIGHT ists, receiving one free album for each 27 46 TO LOVE SOMEBODY 12 purchased. This amounts to a 7 7",1 Weise, I s hIG• (Stay 1/0211) discount on the catalog product lames Caer. iCroldwax 340) Sundi Did. By JIG 22 NEVER GONNA A highlight of the campaign is a LET HIM KNOW 47 BLACK IS special dealer demo LP, featuring cuts m ph.. 14tor (GU* 501) 35 from both the new Maurial and Mystic PHILADELPHIA — Jaime/ Guyden Brothel lack McDuff (Cadet 5632) 43 Moods albums. as Well as from catalog Records has picked up national dis- albums. Trade, consumer press and tribution rights to Sundi Records, a 23 I LIKE WHAT YOU'RE DOING 48 STAND radio ads, along with in-store mer- Carla Iltaresit 0024) 31 chandising aids round-out the program division of Gil Cabot Enterprises of Sly s. the Fernery Slone (CPC 10450) Tampa, Florida. The label is currently On the publicity end, all . publications hot with "Love Can Make You Happy" 24 THERE'LL COME A TIME 49 JUST A LITTLE an' in cities where Matinat is to appear Belly (sered (UM 55100) 9 are being made aware of the concert. by Mercy, which hit. the Top 100 this lath lairton 'Chester 1217) and national television and press are week. The Sundt label and logo will being set up for the Visiting French- be retained with the addition of the 25 MINI-SKIRT MINNIE 50 GOT TO BE LOVED man. «due Pickett Chlianlec 2611) 26 Jamie/Guyden lago. Protes diamtho 114)

40 Cash Box — April 5, 196 :fflIallotex Albu m Reviews

'op Picks

I HAVE DREA MED — Lettermen — Capitol ,esySir Boulas Quintet MENDOCINO — Sir Douglas Quintet — Smash ST ZO2 Mendocino sIllS The Lettermen are backwith another strong The Sir Douglas Quintet, absent from the collection which will have dual•market appeal: charts for a long time, smashed back through teen and middle-of-the-road. The harmonizing with their "Mendocino" single (still climbing trio is up-to-date as always, and the album the charts), and should do equally well with features such current hits as "Traces," ... You their second album for Smash. Group already Showed Me:' "Wichita Lineman," "The Worst owns a strong underground rep and Should Thal Could 'Happen" and "I'm Gonna Make pick up heavy FM play and college sales, You Love Me "I llave Dreamed" (from and sizeable teen sales as well. A new version "The King And I") and "No Other Love' of "She's About A Mover," the group's first • show the group in a more adult .vein and hit, is also included. Texas-flavored blues shintld appeal to soft-music outlets. Good sales. originals by Doug Sabin round out the album. as always. in store.

m ekiiil CANTERBURY TALES — Original Broadway GOODNIGHT MY LOVE — Midnight String Cast — Capitol SW-229 Quartet — Viva V36019 The centuries gap is closed effectively in The latest collection of "Rhapsodies For .t0 • this musical adaptation of Chaucer's classic.. Young Lovers" is built around a 'current The orchestrations of this import from Eng- ,tandard' theme. "Goodnight MY Love." "I'm land — a success there and going well here — Gonna Make You Love Me." "I Say A Little are decidedly rock a lot of the time, and. Prayer." "My Special Angel," "No Not Much" believe it or not, yesteryear becomes today and "I Love How You Love Mc" are the and today becomes yesteryear with surprising orrent standards. Two old standards. "Love success most of the time. The composers. Is A Many Splendored Thing" and "Two Dilferent Worlds." plus some new originals Richard Hill anclJohn Hawkins (lyrics are by Nevill Coghill), also supplied the scoring In niond out the set. Another winner for the Quartet, this one should be on the charts soon. time, the score could rival "Hair" in its exposure.

SEARCHING FOR THE DOLPHINS — Al IT LOUD. I'M BLACK AND I'M PROUD Wilson — Soul City 92006 N M 8111111 sAY Haying put eighteen months into establishing The title tune of this new James Brown his reputation. Al Wilson has finally delivered D album, as well as being a major chart hit. James Brown —King S-1011 his I irst album, and what an LP it is! Along SAY IT LOU with "The Snake." his biggest single yet, the Fla BLACK AND I NI PROUD his become an unofficial theme in the struggle oir black equality Its presence in album lorm. set features all his earlier releases as well as itong with several other recent Brown hits. ills new stand Accused" Uniformly strong --tumid create a heavier-than-usual sales de- an his performances, Wilson offers a variety 'nand. "1 Guess I'll Have To Cry, Cry, Cry. ' ol material to give the album multi-market appeal through selections that are bound to Goodbye My Love." "Lickin t Stick" and Then You Can Tell Me Goodlny' air stand. attract play in blues and pop channels. Among out tracks. Set is already beginning to i•limh the lesser known tunes likely to excite pro- the charts_ grammer attention are "Brother Where Are You" and Wilson's first effort. "Who Could Be Levan' You." Pop Best Bets

SUITE FOR SUSAN MOORE .1N11 DAM1ON SILK 'N LATIN - Caterma Valente with — WE ARE —ONE, ONE, ALL IN ONE —Tim Edmund° Ros and His Orchestra — London Itardin — Columbia CS 9:87 SP 4405 Contemporary songw flier awl singer Tim Famed continental songstress Caterina Hardin pays a 1110V ing tribute to ins wile Valente and renowned Latin conductor Edniun- and sen on his new album Flt' has -alai ess do Rus and his Orchestra have joined forces tuned his personal expel-wrier into art, and come up with a highly lastelul, inlet:twos and he slogs xt ith an enviable honesty and and entertaining album that will appeal to lack ol alfcciation His lyrics are powerful many good nuisic listeners. From beginning and laced w oh beautiful imagery and his to end the set is a delight and should earn music Is S111104. and direct. "Once-Touched plenty of airplay and nice sales • La Bamba.' By Flame and 'Last Sweet Moments" are "The Fool On The Hill." "Derain A Ian le outstanding tracks Those who don't give this D realll 01 Me" and "Samba De Verdi,' are album a ran-hal listen are only hurting them- just lour of the selections. selves. BLACK SHEEP BOY — Joel Grey — Columbia CS 9194 grq Joel Grey's venture into the contemporary GETTING OUR THING TOGETHER — music scene comes oil as being more sincere Brother Jack McDuff — Cadet LPS Ni; than many similar outings by middle-of-the- Soul organist Brother Jack McDuff turns road artists, and Grey could wind mi with in a groovy perlormance on his latest LP good teen and college i1ales, in addition to the His lingers are as nimble as ever, and he sales from his normal lollowing. Arrangements gives an impression ol effortless mastery As are very apt iLdate. awl the choice ot Mites the composer he is represented te lotir tunes exceptional. Nilsson's - 1941." Donovan's on the album: "Black Is!." "The Pulpit." "Lalena" and "Jenniler Juniper." Cream's "Hold It For A Minute" and "Two Lines." "White Room." 'rim Hardin's "It I Were A Brother Jack's devotees will most assuredly t'arpenter" and "Black Sheep Boy." and want to add this set to their collections "Don't Remind Me Now 01 T ," I fro m " You Are What Vim Fair I are highlights

VIRGIL WARNER & SURI JANE 110KOM THE GILDED PALACE OF SIN — Flying — Lill S 12004 Burrito Bros. - ARM SP 4115 Experiments in country music have been Built arolind ex•Iird›.. the Flying Burrito IlD the nick held. and this new LP should malw a strong ;ale): ¡Mittel trom t Wed War ner & Suet Jane Hokum could ..“111 their debut set The group carries the cause rie lllll lotion ail bolh pop arid good music N'ITIS • eXCLII*S1011$ into country music one areas. The album is not quite country and ,tep lorther, and could almost pass as a toil quite pop, hut il is very natural A bilk genuine Nashville outfit. The group's original tune, "The House Song"; two pop hits. "Story- songs are augmented by Iwo Memphis tunes. book Children" and "Angel of The Morning". 'Do Right %%Oman" and "Dark End Of The two rockabilly hits, "Wake Up Little Suite" Street." "Sin City" and an unusual tongue- and "Lei It lie Me' ; plus straight country in-cheek narrative el woe. and "Hippie Boy," songs and uncategorizeable Lee Ilaziewood do t ies make for a heavy collect ton

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Pop Best Bets

BUT I AM SOMEBODY/A SOUND DOCil. MENT —.Narrated By Steve Allen-Pete S 1105 PUZZLE — ABCS 671 This documentary reeled on the 1969 March An interesting debut album should brig of the Prow on Washington, D.0 was written Puzzle, a new sell-contained trio, to the e by Roll Forsberg :mil is effecting% narrated tention of contemporary rock buyers. WIt by Steve Allen Much of the record is. quite the help of some dazzling engineering ati rightly; given over to recordings made during piano playing by co-producer Ed Kramet the March. Speeches by representatives ig Puzzle shines on a hatch ol sell-penned mat* various groups are heard. There is a little rial. including "Make The Children Hap singing. Perhaps most effective is the sound py," "Working For The Rich Man" ant 01 the crowds of people who came to the "Got My Head -Right Yesterday."' Capitol to cry out against their condition An important teeord.

IN MY OWN WAY I LOVE YOU Anthony WALTER JACKSON'S GREATEST HITS — Quinn-Capitol ST 116 Okeh OKS il 128 Anthony Quinn could have a left held Singer Walter Jackson has his !Ogee success on his hands with this interesting LP lollowing in the R&B world, but he hit thi Backed by the Harold Spina Singers and pop charts some time ago with several singles Orchestra: and using lyrics by Simia, who This album presents him at his best, singing a also wrote the music and produced the set, variety Ili illS 111(1,41 1101. 44 illinlben: Arena Quinn talks about love in lus rough earthy the nines on the set are "Speak Her Name,' 0 a> His lone experience ;is all actor gpl,ps "A Corner In The Sun." "Tear For Tear" him the abilit to recur effectively and many and "It's An Uphill Climb To The Bottom, of lus tria u me to latch on to this set An Walters. tans should want to pick up on 0* LP to %%Aga' ime,

LEFT & RIGHT — Roland Kirk — AttantR BLUES ROOTS — Dave Brubeek Trio Fea- SD ISM turing Gerry Mulligan — Columbia C59719 Roland Kirk is one of the must inventict Since breaking up his old quartet. Dave jazz artists around. He plays a variety .01 Brubeck has been moving in new direclians. instruments, some of which, we have heafl! The temporary team-up with Gerry Mulligan he makes himself. On his latest album, IS has turned into a more permanent alliance. plays clarinet, organ, nia nzelle, stritch, fluttg and the pair, together, with bass player Jack tenor sax, celeste, thumb piano and tithe' Six and drum mer Alan Dawson, investigate small instruments. Side 1 of "Left & Right — ft the blues on their first studio-cut album devoted to two Kirk compositions, a smali Along. with two older tunes. "Limehouse enigmatic piece called "Mark Mystery Rig Blues and "Things Ain't What They Used Been Revealed," and a long, multusedlioneé To Be,. the set includes originals from work titled "Expansions.'' One piece la Kirk Brubeek, Mulligan and producer Teo Macero and Ofte each by Charlie Mingus. Willie lnoodsi A solid jazz 'altering Quincy Jones, Gil Fuller & M ale Gillespie and Billy Strayhom make up Side 2.

SCHIZOPHRENIA — Wayne Shorter — Blue Note BST 84207 FIREBIRDS — Prince Lasha & Sonny Sire' Wayne Shorter blows a fine tenor sax, and mons — Contemporary 57617 with the help of Curtis Fuller (trombone), Here's a fine contemporary jazz album that James Spaulding (alto sax and flute), Herhie should lurther the reputations of Prince Lasht Hancock imam», Ron Carter (bass) and Joe (alto sax, flute, alto clarinet) and Soon> Chambers 'drums', he creates some very Simmons (alto sax. English horn). Lasha ant absorbing sounds on this album. Five of the Sim mons'. who wrote all the material on th six tracks on the sel are his own compositions set. are imaginative artists. and with tht, lthe•sixth is by Spaulding), and all are in- help of Bobby Hutcherson (vibes). Buslei teresting. A very good LP Williams (bassi and Charles Moffett (drums) they create some excellent music. Listen.

Classical Picks IIENZE: DOUBLE CONCERTO/FANTAS1A/ OPP SONATA — Collegium Musiemii, Zurich/ PI 'lit .' 1.1. PURCELL: TE DEU M/JUBILATE DEO.: Sacher-Demsche Granimophone S tleM 139 396 rl I %.1 II We el tole OTHERS — Deller Consort/Stour M US44' Fes. Three works by contemporary German com- MA?. %St M al Choir and Orchestra — RCA Victrola poser Ham Werner Henze (burn 1921;) are VICS 1407 performed on this album. The Double Concerto 11ELLER CONS& /RI Some uf the most beautiful choral musk For Oboe, Harp and Orchestra (Heinz Ihgliger s • . to reach our ears is contained on this album Plays oboe and Ursula Holliger plays harp) ol four religious piece's by English composer and the Fantasia for strings (written using Henry Purcell 11659-95) In charge of do Renaissance instruments for vulker Seldom brilliant performances is Alfred Deller, whe dort's him. "DerJunge Torless" and arranged leads the world-famed singing group, the kir stnngs for 1 development the recently an- (all (oldies k alid "Suzi Jane Ho- 'tu the musw and lyrics Addil Records Boil Fead, m Tonne art n,' in the nightclub general manager announced I he nounced Ampex label has an- kum di Virgil Warner topen reel. it recording industry for the appointment last week at the nounced Ille firsi release of pre- 8-1. cassette) recorded product and new Indic st locillv >vars. has had such firm' s ilUilvnionl headquarters. Producer Deals ds as "Motto? ain r. reviler)». and Elliott Comes lo A&M with 13 production deals adding Il new Blue Moon." Ile has also written firms to the 3 a I reaulj contracted y.ears experience at Disneyland Supporting Ampex' establishment cer 250 musical works including Re/ hub During the last to provide Material /or Ampex. le standard hit, "The Christmas Bing Crosby's 'Hey Jude/Hey of its own label, the firm has com- years he held the position cil na - pleted 11 new independent production mg." most famous j,, Nat Cole's t tort.' sales manager. Bing!" album from Amos Records will be one ol the lirst packages deals lo bring the producer signings ersion figure to 14. Hall described AST After recording his Capitol al, to appear under Ampex' own logo uni, Torme plays Mr Kelly 's in according to Stereo Tape division concept as an expectation that -these hieago for two weeks beginning vp & gin DOH Hall The Amos producers will provide AST with fresh, Innovative product for our growing prit 28, the El Camino Real in Productions LP will be issued in tape library. In many eases, the con- fexico City. June 11-21: and the all conliguration tapes by Ampex oyal Box of the Americana Hotel alOng with several sets set ter Ina- tracts call for simultaneous release New York City, September 4-27 inediale Or near tut tire release. on tape and records so that hot ma- The others include: "Rebirth" by terial can now be on the market as the Children in 4- & 8-track and soon as the companion disk. - 3-Way Teaming For i-assette "Darius" is-track & cas. Producers now under contract mire , -The Ballad of Evergreen are: Amos Productions. I.Ves Far- Ayrna March On Kapp Ithieshoes' (4- & 8-track. cas- rell's Anvil Productions; Canyon .F.W YORK Nly rlia March has sette. Mark Pearl" tall coal ig- Records, Chartmaker. Com munity, lot going for her on the Kapp uran. HS The Return of the Drummer, Gull Pacific. Lee Hazel- hel as a wriler producer and I' 't oith Sanlord Clark topen wood. Robert Mersey. Mystic Rec- ords. Nymph Entertainments, Our rust She -, a co writer on a sub- reel 0 t .nd cassette). Freeup's 'Tbe• Surprim. Package" N-. 8-1 Productions, Solar and Surrey Rec- ring recorded 1)3 nro pact ce Fead & Elliott Onum Van She and Vlan Mer- X vas', 'Trouble is a Lone- ords haill and .me Paldier .1 Good- me People Prot/minin> are pro. Metromedia Records Has tieing another Edit att. Jell Troy the Wooden Horse She and GRT Tape Distribution to v. cote I he material \s iii NE:\% \'d lit - Met ri uned la Rec- rust the songstress niD ha% v a ords has signed a distribution Ingle and an LP. to be called ..grecincol with General Recorded The Night They It aided My in., Tape lut' lor duplication and dis- lure. too she also sen es as a PIANTED FOR GRIM '111 — Green- prod, ('Is ' Ind nor rieu idira h datum in all tape cord igiiralions ruler t ree Electronics. a Wailing supplier modern plant bums the basis Mr n1 the label s .111unn product The ret magnetic tape, has moved into a a much more aggressive sales .111i101111(tenellt Mr a s made last week mot inanul adoring site in Irvine, Cal- oldie,. and also allows us to oiler in Len Le', . president 01 Metro. Aurbo Buys Master alorma According to Jules Sack, na. en sl timers onniciels rentsdung media Records :EW YORK inrI,t. Records nonal sales manager, the new plant is the lai est in technical improve- The iigreernele. Ilrg011aill(1 with is pisruhased a master frond the most modern tape producing Li. ment said Sack Tom Bonetli, manager n1 GRT's lenuem Productions a suhsid eil itION in the country. tat ree's priuluct n recorded products do 'MOIL calls lemnon Amusement Co. Sub's Since its acquisd by Bell & Is it ..rketed both nationally and tor dual distribution m the ',lulled re 11 'Mad VIM . dild • •A Thing Hoorn. Greentree lias started on 'uteri al teinalb under the Ameri- States and ('anad.. cil ahi (111111S nl 1 the Past lu the Um% anted a concentrated developmental pra- can nand me. otters the depth ape product. ou•locling reel. 8- hildren I leek so for lllll nigh e gram which is alined at establish- necessary- to Meet the require- track cartridge. 4.track cartridge (tease, ".,s produced In Tom ing the company as one of the ment, on the general consumer and cassette tizzi loi' Memnon Jim my K ron- major suppliers ol magnetic tape and p olessional its% el es ol NIurbn made the deal with hns Purgyeki (.1 Memnon. HOLLYWOOD icon> lion, Page no New GRT Releases Al Delory signed by Hal Wallis NEW Vol( K A series ut more AMBLINGS to arrange-conduct and produce Glen than lorlv nett an/1111) , hat 'WOO Campbell's title song for "True Grit," released by GRT as a Marl'il NEW YORK Wo n't he" Pa ge IS) a Paramount release. DeLory will sing_ The packages include lotir- n San Francisco" and is excited about also arrange and produce the and eight-track cartridges. several he lorthcoming "Trust Me - by Jackie main title and end credits for the new cassettes and nearly twenty 1eShannon. Wright and Womack leave flick. reel releases. e u twenty-one city promo tour 0.C. Smith, who's "Little Green Labels represented in the latest hortly. Apples" turned to gold, at the West' issue are: ABC, Bell, Bluesway, Blue Commercial music producer Hernian sude Room of the Century Plaza Thumb, Cadet. Delmark, Diamond, has launched "It's Happening lor the next three weeks. Dunhill. By:lox-Mee, Falcon (Latin n Music Today." a monthly newSlet- The Honeys, who haven't cut a line), Impulse. Kapp. King, Major er tu the advertising com muinty which single since "Soffit,' Down the Swannee Minor, Mu.siecer, NashbOro, Paula, 'ill report, via guest columns, on River" back in '63 and Brian Wilson, Pete. Polvdor. Project a. Ranwood. rends, movements and directions. who hasn't produced a single in many Request, Roulette,R.S.V.P. Scepter. reed Taylor wrote the first column. moons, teamed with a fine new Capitol Tower, Um and While Whale %MI T • Wilson. Felix F'apallardt. single ("Tonight You Belong To Nle") seti Diamond and Dave Kapralik set already spinning on dozens of potent or Mince guest chores. top 40 outlets throughout the country Jay and die Americans headlining a Originally from Chicago, Ill., they goad it 101. I lu' League 01 Cardiac now make L.A. their home_ Belon (.'ASS CASE - Amp( neo micro ing to the same maternal f • 'Meru 'division ol the Heart Fund) cassette men.handisei loads up to o the Electric Circus on Apnl 22. are brunettes Diane Rovell, Marilyn 130 blister packed 11 1111 s each hold- l'heme it lit tie "Flashback — The Wilson (who are sisters, and Nod& ing up to 8-ininote- ol recorded inching 50's and will leature rock Ginger Blake, their cousin. Brian is Material on a sole Izetsiiling at !minis and soh, artists ol that era, in Marilyn's husband. $1.98 HIV c's...ti c-sate iallied iddition to two Columbia features. David Ray. g.m. ni Cowsill Prod., Ill aVallaille 10111' olia OOSierS and Rock Around The Clock" and "Rock has signed Clem Curtis (ex-lead V \II. . . IN '111IS l'ORNER — day glii decals that aceeempam the nearing %arum,- calms, Iwo light- Rick Rock." Tickets, going (or SIN singer with the Foundations) heard (Wilda% unit o eight contenders t rum Plity.Taix. or singles. $25 lor couples, may be on such hits as "Build Me Up, Butter- *gained Ilini JATA Enterprises 1619 cup," "Baby Now That I Found You," ('titi oug up as a pre "Back on My Feet Again" and "Any lease nil li proniotion to aceelli troadway Olen" IIIIIII-%%right and tiSelldneSS Reception for Sweetwater ¡Re- Old Time." all chart toppers through- Bajo Joins GRT /11S01 oil their lust I' S lour has out Europe Curtis, now residing in during Ihe vacation season Play- SUNNYVALE, CALIF. — Paul C wen so strong that llir> ha> e al- L A., has been paeted by Liberty T..i.c. has Limy rapped two ne%% Bain has been named mid-western - eatl> I wen booked back mho De- Records. A U.S. tour is being planned. tart ridge pla> el'S 1 lemeneel liur Johnny Rivers set to lecture at regimial sales manager tor ( It T vertical pla ugh' / is the 13111. rail. Minneapolis and Chicago 'cultural ion. Wimp tmll lie pia% mug l'oconul the Georgia Tech School of Business one ol the smallest 1 ransistorize‘l Mere. null% Boston floc:nil:di Administration just prior lo his Formerly Chicagn district sales 1 o 0 track machines II neighs about 2 Ihs Inri plays ( arrridges 'lid Pensanda below their Fill- campus appearance there 1111 April Illallag01' for Ampex Corp.. Rani nure East dole on Maj th 17 17th. As owner of Soul (."0> Ite.•ords has 17 %-ears' experience in the about the sue ot a deck ol playing arils a pi ice 1, 524 95 sew dates .ire ily1111; dad tin association with Lawn% . and also rigor,' business. ith Decca -Intl 3IGM In his 111lN p41,411011 he "ill The 13211 is a larituntal model Bob 'The Bear' Hoe Canned active as artist, record produrer. sung writer and nuisit publisher, 1.-oni 1 to Melted llerslificlid. ills - tinning on 4 I.' girl batteries lea' lead singer Ma rind la st t mou,,',, sales di% is 111.1Tlagt1" h an At' A mite, seek to Vert% Loss Beach he's more than equal to the task Joy Carl Wilson first time lather his talk — "Business Ad:mustration in ill•alB411.1111•I'S in S lllll I> - suggested lint c I 1•ISTIIIICtillIfIlki IS 5211 03 Me S lii buy is named .1comalt in the Entertainment World

l'ash Box — April 5, 1969 att Tuning In On... mie an tie- WIXY-Cleveland: Canaa n Platter Spinner Patter V tive More Music & 'Mad' Dee jays

neu \ \elm irk Tv game show (alai raw. All participating manors 11,1%,- agreed to broadcast a min llllll m Cruel ...tom Gap ' is offering 111.1J10 - Radio listeners in Cleveland some- about completely bombed in Cleve tit 13 spot com mercials per week VS110 ,1111 . to lop pep record i acts in times gel the impression that the dee- land" about radio as an advertising medium prone 11111 . The shim aire on Fir- p \ s ii WIXY do "nutty" things, as and most will programa more thzin During Joe Fman's ti to In a in Wet - (ti to ft p Iii , EST, and is hosted Ern Stevens, program assistant ol the that It is expected that the outlets will «Inch is a talk-musw slum . the em to lie Whole y. In the g; , seg station. would be the first to admit air three such spots in the minim» rent hits are played Et ri- fourth re memo of the program. a team of three Perhaps one of the reasons that WINN' com muter rush and three in the ev ,. cord e an oldie. From 111 a to I, ti listeners (eel this way is a recent sta- adults competes against a team of ning The spots were created by Pur ni WIXY returns to its regular. 11-1.11.1ger,. Each player is asked 11011 promotion modestly celled "The cell Productions, and are the work id Great Balloon Ascension." During the Windt. although oldies ant spun questions alunii the other generation. elt from 10 to 11 a.m. on Larn io determine il the teenagers know Don Purcell, president, and Lou Course 01 this promotion stunt. Joe Carter, vice president. Mori •s Ill to 2 lint. stint. Stevens ré mole a boot the adults generation, or Finan, morning man at WIXY, Hew Last Monday morning (24), KPFK ports that the housewives dig what he yiue Each broadcast showcases around the city in a hot air balloon. a FM-Los Angeles invited the press In Hight which hiccame a matter of con- calls these '-mustydusties.'• a tilt( 1-Cilliding group or recording artist Thos. "Generation Gap" be. the opening of its Watts bureau Tllu cern when it began to rain, threatening outlet's Watts bureau was created Promotion is an important aspect ot ilancs %Ohl? Is probably the only non- to cool the air in the balloon and bring W1X \"s activities, according to Si,' specifically as an all-black Inning.. variety netutitik ,heio that gives re- Finan back to earth at an unhealthy Yens Cleveland police estimated that and broadcasting facility, and is lo- rate of speed Luckily. Finan landed voiding talent primeanne network TV about 123,1100 people attended a recent exposure tiroui» and artists who have cated at 1772 East 103rd Street in a safely and softly, and all that was sha- convened store front. The KPFK-F% show emceed by W1XY personalities appeared on the program are - the ken up were his nerves. Last tiar, an Easter egg hunt whirl Watts bureau has two general pur- The iWIXY deejay stall. however, in. Brooklyn Bridge. Tom my James and the station promoted attracted a gath- the Shondells. the Ohio Express with poses: to train interested members volves itself with inure Serious activi- ering of 10.000 Jamie Lvtins Mr 1910 leruitgurn Com- of the black com munity in the skill ties than airborne derring-do. The of radio broadcasting, and to provii ( pan>. liat id Rollin. Joe South. and jocks are frequently engaged in corn- Stevens is highly gratified with the a broadcasting outlet for the product Jay and the Americans, "Generation nitinite projects; such as Finan's 40- enthusiastic response which last year's of that training. Additionally, LI mile March from Akron to Cleveland WI XV May Company Christmas Par- Gap" is produced by Chester Feldman. mid Is a 'l'aient Associates production. bureau will serve as a forum for (ht to obtain funds for leukemia research. ade received The May Company Is a expression of the broadest possible The show is taped in New York Finan ended his march when the big Cleveland departnient store.) The spectrum of com munity thought. Ph m' amount of money which had been set WIXY deejays marched in the parade, Watson, bureau director, addressor as a goal hail beer contributed and comedian Tim Conway served as the press conlerentie and answerer WIX Y newsman Bill Clarke also be- parade marshall Mayor Stokes and questions from the press. came directly active in serious Chu e- other Cleveland dignitaries were on land altairs iibout six ntonths ago An the reviewing stand. Stevens reports accused murderer gave himself up to that downtown Cleveland was ji lllll ned Clarke alter the W aive's mother ap• due to the huge turnout for the parade pealed to lino to surrender Clarke also testified at the Mall'S trial In addition to covering important news stories whenever they break Less dramatic e‘amples tif W1XY's com mitment to outdo service include WIXY broadcasts headlines at 13 111111- 1hr upcoming :ippearance of Carl 1111:S .11.112-1" the hour during certain Stokes. May ier of Cleveland. on Finan's- hours and at 45 minutes alter the hour shou on Apnl 7 five minutes of news is aired NeWs Program assistant Stevens des- not program med front 7 p to mid- scribes Vl XV as a more music station night except during elections anti with personalities and exeiti 'mum ith whenever big stories make news the person:dines working within the WIXY programs three spurts shows tOrniat of the station The format is daih two on the 6 to 10 a.m. segment. Top 41I .... I 43 singles art- program med and sports capsule at 5:30 p.m plus various album ruts Ittecent LP Sport seaster Howard Cosell is heard cuts given dirtily WIXY include on W INY . tutu's trout - haunt Country." by Cree• thence Clearwaler Kern-al, S the 'tood, The tV IXV personality lineup is A PASADENA PLATTER WIESE TATION was recently math. to Ly Sweat TO:11 -S.. album. and "Galves- Joe Float, h ii la am., Larry Morrow. ton, ' by Glen Campbell Stevens and to t0 2 p ni Lou Kirby. 2 to 5 p.m.. Richardon, music diiector at Pasadena. and program director Deu Norman Wain general min:leer of Chuck Butin' ay 5 to 7 p.m.; Chuck Tlll tlt-. I l' 1111 I HA W'S is the outlet select the iilaylist Appar- Knapp (the Ituizin' Cuzzin) , 9 p.m. to Cos. Doing the honors were Chd ti'. t''. 110%111% t ..11 llllll , ••Theines Bakke national promotion ..ipe l‘ •111,11 r-..” -o111111 l'affill has had I a in and •lim La Barbara, t to 6 lake old I Imes." subtitled "90 Of Oat projects head for Reprise Recite !, In the Cleveland area a. ni Mike Turner works with Bill The tb,st Eamon. Original Radio and Bill Casady (lar right t, nano': . • 1 rider-ground radio pis? Clarke on the WI XV news staff Themes " c..ii Miens. KNIPC-Los promotion director for the label. i in.i.iiiialliN .11111 a regular on appreciation tor KRLA's haying help° the "I augh Iii" I \ and %lei Illy to hreak Sam my Davis, Jr.'s. "I! Hen'. 'WV ine-adeni 111 ‘1“1 and Gotta Be Me," which went Top Brat ti 1111 mini , . al d• shown harkening recently. Rakkemo and Casady's bark le t mho 11.01 , it the olden days. to KR1:A was their own specially rat The 1,1' uas In Los Angeles gold disk. listeners by Omens. who also wrote the liner notes. SPUTTERS: "Lucky" Pierre Conne: A group of Nett York radio broad- and Jim Randolph Of KGFJ-Los Anf casters have formed The New York les are the voices of the deejays Market Radio Broadcasters Associa- the new 'U.S. Information Agen tion. it has been z lllll minced by Don B. film, "The White Cloud." now tiei Curran. chairman ,it the new organiza' released to over 100 countries throm lion, and vice president and general out the world . WMCA-New Vn manager of U'ABC.New York 'Nearly personality Frankie Crocker (the La all radio outlets in the tri -state metro- Man) hosted the recent show gix politan area :ire included in the new by the Temptations at Madison Swag assmialion. wilh membership com- d'arden . Joel A. Spivak, KLA prised id SCUM. 25 stations at present. Los Angeles air personality, erne( The inirpose of the organization is to Pefida Clark's live performance at promote New York area radio adver- music spectacular last week CO tising in general. Similar organizations a luncheon in the Coconut Grove hzive :Meath; been created in San SOM. 300 ad agency and advertist Francisco, Mia mi, and Los Angeles. executives. No individual station will he pro- VITAL STATISTIC& Jack Bank hunted Ind all Outlets will air a series has been appointed general mana; iii original spot announcements extol- of K W-Seattle. Three 'person; ling radio as an effective advertising ties have been added to the deez inediunt The Menlo of the onnirmr- staff of KGBS-Los Angeles. accord cials is "New Yorkers are tuned-in to the outlet's newly-appointed gene twoide—reath them with radio." Vice manager. Roy Schwartz. They a chairman of the new association is Bob '1Emperor" Hudson. formerly Bob Mazur (NI/MCA), secretary-trea- KHJ-Los Angeles: Bill Balance, p surer is Bob Hosking (WCBS). Direc- viously with KFWB-Los Angeles \IitTII IS st-it .11 S1 tr's 1 oung Nlernhers 11.uncheon, as simile% tors are Bub Mounty IWNE W), Lou KNX-Los Angeles; and Roger CM tam ,.iii v.a ti' , .2m t 1,1 1,, tom premird ,,'-,'r iim,1„.„„ Faust IWPATt. Lee Hanson OVNBCt formerly with both KloWli r'-'',-nilt chats. with (1 t,, ' p Blini lii onnor. Shelly Pinz, and 1rtiold Mark Olds itYWRL). Bill °Shaugh- KHJ Maxine Manning has apitinen, itt inn01 .111(1 t anllinrill .11'n the %%titers and publishers of nessy (VVOX), and Dirk Gary IWP• turned to KLAC-Los Angeles as n iii x I Mir I beer 11.111, 111,- 1.1i11111% t•rinies recording of "Father fll'ontior." 1X-FM) Herb Saltzman OVOID is sue director. Robert W. Walker n l'in, « as iii,' ui oi Iasi year's number one ntillion.selling chairman of the noonlxirship com- new Member of the WHI4Q-Mempl "Liven I million! " tst ‘1 1'. Nlenibers Luncheons are held per- mittee. One Id the founders of the or- air stall, and is also music com e nith. t., 1Innol \SI menibers who hat-e recimilt had 'oven. nigh ganizati llll is Maorie Webster. a senior lor tor the station. Bob Howe e then u anti to gi‘e them an opportunity to nieei 1S1 NI'', ado nis- vice president at CBS Radio, who as- been named general manager of W I r.IIIN 111-1,011111-1 sisted in hounding similar groups in TII-Wood River, Ill.

Cash Box — April 5, 19 Blue Note Hits All-Time High NEW VORK Blue Note Records. the business with their extensive catalogs, roars ON JAZZ and Furman also sited new product jazz ortented sUbsid of Liberty it A , MORT FEGA ilosed the first quarter of 1969 %Cull the hem Lou Donaldson ('Say It LOW:1- 1, 'he release ot sneral albums these w ere done Savitl 's music was t he largest saleS volume of any quarter in Lonnie Smith ("Think"), Horace Silver eSerenade Ti' A Saul Sister") a weeks has proved a great source embodiment of happy swing lar its t he I irmS 30 year history, according to and Stanley Turrentine 1"Always satisfaction to me. as I'm sure it particular era, and Milt Gabler at lalwl general manager Mel Fuhrman Something There") as sources of in- ;to many other jazz buffs. I speak Decea is to be commended for making The label's established artists con- The Jazz Heritage Series on Decca these recordings available again. tinue to he a source of great repeat creased revenue. I the more recent Jazz Classics on The Solid State label, now managed w Note. For too long we've been Charlie Christian Fans Rejoice in conjunction with Blue Note, under 'ding about the plans of these Oh, how Charlie Christian fans are 4 New London LP's Furhman's direction, also has made very important contributions to the npanies. and others, to re-issue going to appreciate the release of this Added To Blues Push overall sales picture. Albums from the celess things that were gathering Edmond Hall album on Blue Note' Christian was only twenty-two when Thad Jones-Mel Lewis Jazz Orchestra it in the vaults Jazz followers with NEW YORK — London Records is cnowledge of these things have im- these were recorded in 1941, and he and the Jazz for A Sunday Afternoon augmenting its existing promotion of series continue to do well; and the eed the companies to make them was heard playing acoustical guitar, blues groups (covering Ten Years dibble. and, thankfully, now they a rare thing for he was almost always success of Jimmy McG riff with his heard on the amplified instrument I After, John Mayall and Savoy Brown) "The Worm" single and album in both don't mean to detract from Hall's im- to include new product from Otis the pop and 128dS markets also fig- Four Special Albums Spann, Errol Dixon, Eddie Boyd and Mere are four albums with which portance by mentioning Christian first ured heavily. when it was Edmond s date. but the Davy Graham Fuhram has mapped oul a strong :shall concern ourselves: Big Bands Graham debuts in this country with down, Volume I (1931-1943) Decca scarcity of Charlie Christian record- schedule of releases from now through "Large As Life And Twice As Natal-- the end of the year and anticipates 42. featuring the hands of Don Red- ings lends a special flavor to this re- lease. Also significant is the playing al." and the album will be the initial that the new product. reissues and in, Claude Hopkins. Benny Carter blast in a sustained drive to establish iI Lucky Millinder; Jan Savitt And of Meade Lux Lewis on celeste: an- catalog merchandise will maintain the British newcomer in America. s Orchestra, "The Top Hatters" other uncommon occurrence. Natural , the sales pace set in the first quar- ly. the bass of Israel Crosby and the im- The other three sets incorporate re- ter, concluding with the record fig- 139-411. Decca 79243; Edmond Hall. packaged and technically modernized leste Quartet/All Star Quintet peccable playing of the leader, Edmond ures in celebration of three decades Hall are, as they always were. first- offerings by Chicago-based, blues in the forefront of jazz. M1-44). Blue Note 6505: The Begin- piaiiisteantdr, Otis Spann ("Cracked rate. The five sides with Christian were ig And End 01 Bop. James Moody Spanner Heat): "Blues In The Pot" Id His Modernists/George Walling- recorded in 1941 and the lour with by pianist-singer Errol Dixon: and Traveler's Choice LP's Teddy Wilson. Red Norvo, Carl Kress. And His Band (1948-54). Blue Note "I'll Dust My Broom" by Eddie Boyd X3 There have been other releases and Johnny Williams were done in 1944 From UA Int'l In Api-il All nine selections are classic in pier- and his Blues Band, winch features these series, but for practical pur- Peter Green, currently with Fleetwood ses we shall confine our observations formance and will, thankfully, put an Mae. NEW YORK — CIA International has these four album*. Perhaps at a end to the drought that was caused by lure date we will investigate some the discontinuance of 78's and 10" LP's. planned an April release ol sis albums the others. where these sides first appeared The Command/Probe Into gathered from Europe and South Big Band Things sales on this album should be tremend- Ann•rica Release, according to the Big Bands Uptown is comprised of ous, and, as a consequence, should en- Heavy Electronic Drive lahel has heen timed to coincide with riteen tracks, four each by Redman. courage the Blue Note people to release the annual cmilosion of interest about NEU' YORK — Command/ Probe Rec. foreign tu'.' el In line with this, pro- wkins, Carter. and Millinder, The so much mere Ili the good things. The idman sides were originally record Blue Note albums Made up the James ords, a division ut ABC Records, lot- motional tie ins are being negotiated in 1931 and feature Don Redman on Moody sides and The George Walling- lows its initial ¡min into tlu• electronic with travel agenvies and press reach- wind, alto saxophone and vocal. ton cuts is probably less dramatic music field with pl ins lor a popular ing prospectIve travelers. hen you hear these four sides again; than The Edmond Hall album, primar- electronic music series. Production of At the retail level, browser cards, u have to realize how advanced ily tor the reason that many of the four new albums has alread) been displays and order forms are being r music ol the Redman band was. players on :this release ale still very started. used to support the release. 'liant Of The Weed", a Redman active, whereas on the Hall LP most Walter Sear, who was technical Highlight LP ot the six package iginal, has found its way into many of the players are no longer with us. specialist on Command's "Moog_ The issue is "Playtime" which features a odern hooks and we hear it in its Musically, however, the tracks of these Electric Eclectics of Dick Hyman. compilation of themes from (dins by iginal form The strong rhythmic two groups has a very special place in will serve as program mer/consultant Jacques Tati. Also inducted are: "San intent of the band is veil' manifest the annals of jazz, particularly the on at least three ol the projected sets Remo Festival 1969." "Fresh Winds" the "Shakin' The African" track bop era George Wallington has al- Sear has been associated with Robert be Brazilian guitarist Baden Powell: Moog (inventor and manufacturer of "the Artistry of Sergio Cuevas" Para- 34 was the date for the Claude Hop- ways been considered one ol the in- its selections and the difference in novators. and his music on this album the Moog synthesizer) for ten years guayan harpist: Sepp Mayer's "Okto- tidily is very apparent. Hopefully, becomes more precious. witness he and lias been responsible for many of herfest" and "Spectacular Movie is release will make more people has been retired from music for about the developments and refinements of Themes" by the Royal Artillery Band "are of how good a band Hopkins a decade James Moody is still very the instrument Sear is also credited with instruct mg many ol the artists coded during these early days. act ive as a member of Dizzy Gillespie s Rosenberg Joins Merrec articularly noteworthy among the quintet, and, according to knowing and arrangers who are now using the opkins selections are "Chasing All followers of jazz, he continues to im Moog synlhesizer In addition to work- ing on new rom mind albums by Dick In Armour Phila. Shift he Blues Away" featuring some prove as a player and as a composer R11:114(11 NEW 5'011K — Alan Rosenberg has eat tenor by Edge Sands and a The relevance of this LP lies in the Hyman and Hayman. Sear will cut his own 'Imp' set. Just JOIllid the Murree Distributing Kai by One AlSton, who co-authored fail that the Moody things were done e tune with Claude. and "King in 1948 and reveal the form that jazz Albums on Command will follow-up branch 111 Mercury Records in New had taken at that thime. The band was the lead ot "Electric Eclectic's" and York replacing Jerry ArMOM as local oiler Stomp". featuring Edmond will he oriented to contemporary pop. promotion manager. Armour will be- all. The Benny Carter tracks were made up of a noisy of players from 'corded in 1940 and are trialy repre- the big band ill Dizzy Gillespie and the while those on Probe will plunge into Come promo manager lor Me rrec's PhilactelphisI Itec..1110 'Wane(' of the great aggregations stamp of hop was inherent in every underground and hard rock. Com menting on the recent chart 11100.11111:14t. 01111 began his MUSIC tat Carter was known to assemble, note. ever aunts The Wallington tracks. ol Which there are four, ren•al success al electronic. albums. Com- business career as a singer, most re- e, like Hopkins. never really gained coil lu uuiiu kid u oh WNEW-FM in New le popularity that so many of us the clitterenve n attitudes that had mand vice president and general man- ager Joe Farlion said it - isn't a Iluke York Ile started in 1965 in the music link he deserveul. Benny has been become prevelant with the passage of it' s the beginning .1 the major role litirar3 with WNEW AM %%yin to [:st known for his prowess as an :0 s vears None ot the robust vita I it y was lacking hui die music by eh-eta -ono sonsii will .ISS11111l• in the Vt BAI,FAI and came he \I -Ve I'M is iscrumentalist, deserved to be sure, normal maim' ol rlo• modern label ' ut his ability as a bandleader George's standards, had dm eloped no”..iy director [couldn't be overlooked, as these more sophistication, more tight en. des will attest. Finally, we have the semble feelings One ol tin biggest or Lucky Millinder tracks, recorded regrets is that George Wallington i1941.42, 43, and much of the music chose to separate himsell from the haws the basic rhythmic heal which Music business. These lour sides are cas so much in evidence at The Savoy testament to the tart that his talent iallroom. where the hand was such a has been soreIN missed Featlired cvorite Stanley Dance was the col- on the six Mined% tracks are such laze. +tor lor this alimm, and his notes are men as Dave Burns. the late Ernie deticadously accurate, soinething Henry, Feed Di? :11141 Nelson Boyd. they being the b est kn oun . along with hieh should prove .1 boon to anyone diu buys this album I vaunter how Art. Blakey and the late than° l'orit, who appear on two of the sis sides natty people heard the .1,in Savitt The Blue Room id The Ilotel Lincoln The Wallington hand had on it Dave n New York Citc. or. ci theN didn't Burns. .1 ttttt n> t le.icland Frank Foster, the laie Oscar Fettilind toil Lear the hand in 1/1•1'..1 ,11 had the Kenny Clarke. I would (1111”411111 invitee ol tistunittg to itttly tuns, • raclio. This album has to stir up whether 1948 was the beginning of bop. as the album title suggests. hut luny pleasad lnones with things ike ''720 In The Books". "Rose of The I certainly would subscribe to the lad Ci,, Grande ''Vol Yuan Gaily Star". that 1954 was the last evidence 01 that special brand of jazz. Be that as ii ni,e6, 'It's Time Jump And Shout". Ind all the manv oilier good things this is a Splendid album one winch hat made Soot S hand such a ta "Or- should be welcomed by it cam collie ly Bon Bon s vocals .iir once tors ess and the wailing trumpet id Johnm In summation I would sa that the record business is vet) unpredictable. A TRIM 1 I-. 10 .I 51/ "ill be ,n;icle lis Tr1111110 IC rrielils. .1 /14 111S,1111.11 del 1 .%%1' 1uSlin is .1 .103, 11, hear again There at hest, but Ten hope that the emer- Records. when Tribute issues Is 111,4 fell'ilS1 . 111 . 1 ttttt 11111 11a1 111111.11 1 viva ,. we those of us Ow wc hum gence ol these re.issui• 'noel...ins by will lw "'soul And Salt anon; ' an album hj tar, 1111111g11.11•1' 1/1//‘ 1.1111,111i• >hold,' huh Alvert's (2m1 Rom right). The ariest is mined at a recording session 01 Ow I l' lit Jan of his royalties icc the heirs ot Jac' Decca and Mlle Note. along will, what RCA Victor has done w Oh its I. air r Robinson. %Iry president and producer in 1.541'. it Ito has now iantl I must confess that alter hear Vintage Series and Coltman., tuih rompleted work oil Ike dusk: I- it Illantk who 1,11110 00 01 .0111 I .011.0•11 .111 1111' ng these sides again, they're as Rush how. on Ow all and Jeri Ptl I ern. 011 ,1110ln Ill 6 551'. "'stela Sutil Silt .1 I'> program. will continue to gut t- tin Ind exciting as most of the music . . $ •0111 00,011 r1 .11:0011% 11101111 .. Resides LIM-ma. » We ol the good things ot est.-et:roe Imo" 11....c rille 11 is 11:1V11Ig hal's making it today, which is Soilly 1111. set 10*.illilts p i/1111.11 .1.1 me, .low Newman. %%all% Rieltaidson. that so many 01 LIN 1-1.1111 .1111irr auiil .hing u hen you consider that almost atol Seldon Powell )e.iis has elapsed since these 1.he nsli

Cash Box — April 5. 1969 .ze• BREAKING FOR A Country Music Report 1 e e

Jerry le Kitty Feted tv/" Months"

Two tumors artists 110%.- hr..' Hogled the .1 • 7 .1ohllin6 C.edi Show sin out by their lila-is her sp., ,I atten- ABC-TV tion during the month ot Aped smash U ti -tint s has designated Apral as Merry Inn- lien is II and Decca Kitty M h Records has nattled April as - Kitty 11ells Niciiil h Pei s designating April as Kitty Wells Month • pi\ s tribute to one of Lewis, wane bas had lour top ten the lest ii ti-ts signed to a Ideffine country singles and three big I.Ps non act hy the label Since her sign- since switching lo the country route «, May 1952 Katy has consistently during the past year. mill be the aniac led t _ij,at'It ct.es.Is tin iii-i iii- recipient ol a major promotional pro- person perloonances both here and grain WM around his success abroad She is the star ol a weekly syndicated TV rowan music pro- Highlight id the - month. - according &a m. - The Kitty W as. Show . to Smash product manager Sheldon is currently seen in cum' ni markets Tark, are the Just released Volumes I The show I .ea.tires Inn husband. and 11 ol -Jeri-% Lee Lewis Sings Johnny Wright son Bobby. daughters Country Music trail 01 Fame Hits Ruby and Sue and lelloW Decca art• IT'S All OVER" Tile two albums leature 24 hits span- ist. Bill Phillips mug the history of recorded e&w mu- sic Highlighting the month-long pro. mol tut, is a new album titled atter her (I DON'T LIKE THE NEW In addition to special price pro- current single release. 'Guilty grams. 'Jerry Lee Lewis Month will Street Also included is the entire Wature a manir print aml radio ad YORK SECRETARY'S LIEU album catalog on Kitty . 28 LP sets, campaign. I he latter utilizing 30 and phis a 10I,11 of IS sets that are now CAPITOL RECORDS 2436 liii sec I spins perhermed by Lewis available in various tape configura- honsell Open-end mien s are being tions_ some lin hi -st tame stir% Hied lo %gin., cuela vs. while al- most Ide•sue head and shoulder 4- In support id ihe program. Here:, is color die cut merchandising pieces supplying special or, limns minint. are going to dealer. ed Minis. sti earners Mr store display browser tun drib. ad iflats iii SeVreal lit WI S. who M.is rut •nt I \ seen on sites toi co-tip ,ahrr tISing with ABC-TV's "Tom -lanes Show , is drab's and t ompiehenso e trade ad scheduled lor a gui-si spilt iii Ow April %elapsing anninmeing Kitty Wells 14 NBC-TV Monkees . special and on Month

Hubert Long Intl Formed

NASHVILLE - Hubert Long Inter- The recently announced affiliation national has hren harmed to handle with the West Coa.u.based Entertain- the many lacets ill the Hubert Long ment Associates Inc added .nodher -ke and Moss !lose Publishing gantait to the long Disler ut activities — that oil TV and Ulm repn ,scinat ion Hubert Long. president said the Ili-soles the recent opening sel growth and %anti> tel Ille orgainza- Agenit settlers in HMI> tionS flails hinnies> arins ‘. noel raid . 1he orgallizatton main- Ilic ime.silidanng bonnet Ile publishing sill ices in eight Mr- said the n ill i•igii countries These include London. Make allitiale conlpain eSpliniangin England. Bnissels and Luxemburg, much easier lor presS. 1') ad, Belgium. Pat is. Prance, liken. Italy, vertising and all insults and productS ologne. (WI -many. Sidney. Austra- concerned lia. Japan an‘I Johannesburg, The name change announcemen t Atrita was made alter Long moved into hi. new Hawkins Street quarters — d Linder One Banner redly behind his Kenner 806 16th Ave,; S. building Housed under the Hubert Long In- ternat tonal banner-- vitich maintains Worldwide C&W Impact ils worldwide headquarters in Nash. k die — are ihe Hubert Lung ITalent) Long eillphasliged tI st as the nnive Agency. *Ow, Rose Publishing co , that drillanded the intern:dismal tw- Inc IAMI \Inset. Publish- in, but the illIpact NaShVille's talent ers Inc 13M I. Husky Music Inc.. and songs have made throughout the Intl Non% a Puilsipi Ilions Inc.. BM]; world Loy ...stn. Publishers Inc 151%11; Mu• - Country Music - as o was orig- sic Cuti %duel -using Pan flee Rose inally kmmu — is no longer ii minor- Plitiliejtions Inc SESAL. Stallion ity' restricted to a small section ol klusic Ine 1-IMI Woodshed Music listeners. The 'Country" people have Inc ISM! and Rambling Rose Pub- delinitek proved their status and ea- HRH JO SLURS lications Irit• ASS AP pabilitie. - Long said

Billie Jo's Latest Album

Triumphant Trio "THE VOICE OF Malty nubbin\ II) 40 BILLIE JO SPEARS" Team Husky If) Let to genies with WJRZ Radio Hackensack, N1 music di rector lee Arnold, back- stage at the st4hon's to Uninhant COUillly Laval e ST 114 cade Much took place on Match 71, lee emceed the show horn Newaik's BARMOUR MUSIC CO. Symphony Hall 806 16th Ave., South Nashville, Tenn.

46 Cash Box — April 5. 1969 . , . • • • - • W RIL IS KITTY WELLS MONTH • :te • • • * • •• • • •, . • , • 'la • - • •.• • • • er •• • • .

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JUST RELEASED Her new album Guilty Street

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2 31 DON'T WAKE ME MELTILLIS txuenp eKAW-LIGA FM DREAMING 2 ONLY THE LONELY 1 32 CUSTODY eMY WOMAN'S GOOD TO ME 6 33 THE PRICE I PAY TO STAY a kIT'S A SIN 9 ANOTHER BIG HIT! ' 11111 00 .,enQ - ieanrm C. — $.43tty 44739) 34 RIBBON OF DARKNESS 5 WHO'S GONNA MO W (Theilari, — Ari YOUR GRASS 8 Connie Smith (RCA Victor /40101) 35 COME ON HOME & SING 6 DARLING, YOU KNO W I THE BLUES TO DADDY WOULDN'T LIE 3

THERE NEVER WAS A TIME e HUNGRY EYES 12 e "OLD 8 UNTIL MY DREAMS COME e JUST HOLD MY HAND TRUE 4

I'LL SHARE MY 9 WOMAN OF THE WORLD 11 e WORLD WITH YOU

10 A BABY AGAIN 13 (MARGIE'S) AT THE LINCOLN PARK INN 11 GOOD TIME CHARLIE'S 7 FAITHFUL K-986 40 WHERE THE BLUE OF e LET IT BE ME 17 THE NIGHT

YOU GAVE ME A 13 THE NAME OF THE GAME a IMF MOUNTAIN WAS LOVE 10

42 HONKY-TONK SEASON EVERYBODY'S PICK 14 NONE OF MY BUSINESS 18

15 DADDY SANG BASS 14 43 WHEN WE TRIED

FOR A HIT ALBUM 16 THE GIRL MOST LIKELY 5 44 SHE'S LOOKING BETTER BY THE MINUTE 17 WHO'S JULIE 16

THE. WEDDIr4G 19 KE e 41 e RINGS OF GOLD 25 Mellillis 46 SWEET LOVE ON MY MIND GALVESTON 28 e e MAN AND WIFE TIME 20 IF I HAD LAST NIGHT Who's Julie 48 I'VE GOT PRECIOUS irbcluding TO LIVE OVER 22 MEMORIES Daddy Sang Bass -Carroll County Accident The Ballad of Forty Dollars Ka w•Liga My Special Angel • Detroit City-Yours Love 21 JOE & MABEL'S 12th STREET BAR & GRILL 24 49 SON OF A PREACHER MAN

22 FROM THE BOTTLE TO 50 LEAD ME ON THE BOTTOM 23

23 TO MAKE LOVE SWEETER FOR YOU 21 51 YESTERDAYS LETTERS 24 WHERE THE BLUE AND LONELY GO 20 52 I SEE THEM EVERYWHERE

53 BACK TO DENVER 25 EACH TIME 19 54 SWEETHEART OF THE YEAR 26 SET ME FREE 27 55 IT LOOKS LIKE THE SUN'S GONNA SHINE OUR HOUSE IS NOT e A HOME 34 56 SOMEBODYS ALWAYS LEAVI . a sfauadaIRIMORIPAIIIE S =KS 3594 41, MY LIFE 39 57 JUST BLO W IN HIS EAR ,

29 CARROLL COUNTY 58 OH WHAT A WOMAN ANOTHER KAPP-ENING ACCIDENT 26 59 SOMETHING'S WRONG IN CALIFORNIA OPP lib YOURS LOVE 36 60 FLAT RIVER MO.

Cash Box — A pr • ( Best Bets Top Country as BRENDA 1 :MIER iMusicor 1353) ox Country Reviews Mama And The Teacher 12. 29) (Glad/ u s /14, Simi Mo w n H MI - ('rysler) Lively Albu ms disk could see action Flip: "Even:- thing's Found A Home With Me" But You 12: 221 (Blue Crest BMI - Fra' CHARLEY PRIDE IN PERSON 1 ¡lori iRCA V.Lb/ SIP 40r4i (Picks of the Week BILL FIOWARD (Decca 732477) ! STAND BY YOUR MAN 2 MEL TULLIS (Kam( 98b) Who Poured The Whiskey In The tarn., Vt,oetie qty./ 13N elnIblo Old Faithful (2.33) (Cedarwood BMI - Well 12: 30) (Forrest Hills BMI - Ho- Following up his current success "Who's Julie," Mel Tails offers the ward. Hayes) Novelty tune should THE HOLY LAND 5 thumping ballad "Old Faithful.' Disk is destined to make an early chart get more than a laugh. Flip: "Where rot..., Galt 'Lea rnt,' esc s appearance Flip "Sorrow Overtakes The Wine" (232) (Sawgrass HMI - Was 1- (2.56) (Forrest Hills BMI - McCord) Howard. Mackey) • SHE WEARS MY RING ad, Price itolunn n LS 9iJ3, JOHNNY WRIGHT (Decca 732466) BILL WY RICK (ABC 11194) Love Ain't Gonna Die (137) (Sawgrass BMI - Higgins) The Last Thing On My Mind (2: 19) CARROLL COUNTY Johnny Wright should find immediate success with "Love Ain't Gonna Die IParini) B311 - Wyflicki Pretty ballad ACCIDENT 10 This lively toe-tapper 15 packed with instant appeal. Deserves to be heard ith strong production deserves a lis- Pone Wagoner Flip. "Wabash Cannon Ball" (3 00)(P en Flip: "It's Just A Matter Of Time" 011CA Vino. 1.9' 4116o 12. lOi Eden HMI - Benton. Hen. dricks. Otis) i I TAKE A LOT OF PRIDE JUSTIN TUBS (Dot 11224) The Great River Road Mystery (3:14) (Tree BMI - Tubb) IN WHAT I AM 9 BII.1.1' RAY REYNOLDS (Epic 10458) Ilene liongatu nondo. so, Ai Ibbo From the track of his album "Things I Still Remember Very Well," Justin I Wanna lie I.ike Dad 12:401 (Green lubb delivers his own composition "the Great River Road Mystery' This Grass 13311 - Putman) Good sound- mid tempo ballad, with an unusual twist, provides good listening Flip I WALK ALONE 6 ing disk »I II I 1W ÍSI ending. Flip: "Till Man , Robb., Ilüturilbia lb 9/251 "Blackiack County Chain" (2:09) (Tree BMI - Lane) Time Kills Me" 12: 19) (Window BMI - Reynolds' WICHITA LINEMAN 8 KENNY PRICE (Boone 1085) Glen Campte110.abloo So Sr 1031 Who Do I Know In Dallas (2:08) (Pamper BMI - Cochran, Nelson) CHARLIE STARR (Mercury 72905) Kenny Price turns in a strong performance on a fine ballad co.penned Road Time 12: 401 (GreenlightiPereom 9 YEARBOOKS AND by the combined talents of Hank Cochran and Willie Nelson 'Who Do I BMI - Graveldingi Bouncy ballad YESTERDAYS 7 Knos In Dallas" will please many Flip "I'm A Long Way From Home" should be heard Flip; "Solitary 'earnest C Rose, tRamaturo PO (24C) (Pamper HMI - Cochran) Woman"' 13: 32) (GreenlightiPercom BM! - Dante. Allen) 0 YOUR SQUAW IS ON THE TILLMAN FRANKS SINGERS (Paula 1210) THE WARPATH 16 JIM SLONE (MTA 168) Sweet Lorin' (1 50) (Magic Circle BMI - Franks, Baum) 34) laella ten 1080:a DI /5t/54/ That's My Song (2: (Dundee BMI - Fie % vocal har monizing by the Tillman Franks Singers makes for a Tomeco) Could appeal to many. potent air play item Chart appearance of "Sweet lovin' " can be expec- Flip "Summer, Winter, Spring_ And 1 BORN TO BE WITH YOU 4 ted Flop: "Tell Me Darling Would You Care" (I:55) (Peer International Spring" (2: 43i (Moss Rose BMI - Yee,' Jame-. s•ST III BMI - Franks, Cole) Drusk McAlpini 2 JUST THE TWO OF US 12 Pete Wagon, 6 bar> Peow8 1RCA Vrelty L.PM/L8P 40391

3 SHE STILL COMES AROUND 14

4 MY WOMAN'S GOOD TO ME 17 awn Mosby, nix bN 26431.

5 I'VE GOT YOU ON MY MIND AGAIN 11 Buck (»en. IttletOt St

6 BEST OF LYNN ANDERSON 20 Chan [Hs 1089/

7 THE BEST OF BUCK OWENS. VOL. 3 15 (apio' MIA° 14o.,

8 JIM REEVES SOME FRIENDS 19 iFICA Voocio• (be

9 THE BEST OF SONNY JAMES. VOL. 2 13 1C10401 SIIOA 144,

O 0-1-1/.0-R-C-E 18 Iarnt.ty Winene /6397/

1 UNTIL MY DREAMS COME TRUE 24 Jack (geese ibe w 1.11 /51}b01

2 HARPER VALLEY P.T.A. 21 kne w C bier, ,b881/t1.01 PIP I)

3 MANY MOODS OF WANDA JACKSON 25

A COMING ON STRONG 22 Nemec lai r IPICatnierit SLP 181031

5 ONLY THE LONELY v.., Issues 0...pot8 81 1931

!6 WALKIN' IN LOVELAND 23 Ion, tumid ilICA ViCID0 1.191.11 ,,SP 3019,

!7 INSTRUMENTAL SOUNDS OF 27 men . it àr

,!8 SONGS OF THE YOUNG WORLD 29 lacy Aeronia 0RIA o

!la MY OWN PECULIAR WAY 30

NASHVILLE BRASS PLAY THE NASHVILLE SOUND incsi Vittt,

49 la :aShBox - April 5, 1969 1

.11 S%. Ciudaloic Country Roundup ere Qteat ?kw Weeord v f l

Thm• chamber ma Com merce ol Flat !hi' 51:11100 isi IV. iii..11) launched the Seo tened 5rce Riser \11....muiri tt,i a special ,is ard country format more than six yead he prm,enti...1 Hermits artist ago. He joins I buck Owen, Bolus Re Ferlin Dusk% ...how ing their apprecia- hell. Noel Kell, and Burk Way. ne • tion loi he. song honoring their city Joe Thompson. vice president ol Buel The Chamber along és ith the Lions Owens Broadcasting, has announce («MIL Rolar 3 Club the high school stu• the appointment of John Kirschner al dent 1,0;13, ell .ms vai roils other city program director of KUZZ Radio fitï m hilms arm. going all mmin to help promote kerslield. California Arthur Broth Vertu' lairs' disk • Hai Hiver. has been pro llll led to the positimm e RI'''. chanter .11'11.1111 cur- chief engineer ol Radio SlidiOn KBBQ rently. pulling the bruslung loathes to Burbank. ('alit [trade has been ern On .74e Ilatton In'. manuscript. "A Long Way From ployed by the George Cameron Slit 11..11,1(g-son •Fus persimnal manager thins for du. Ikea liner years Om .li-irs ha, cool ratIod In have 'e-gr he st•I'Veil as chid engineer a hm. autobiograph3 published by Hewitt NOES and KGFC -FM in Palm House in ihe :ill Lynn Anderson. Springs, and more recen ily as slight Chan Records maig›tre.•;s. recorded a supervisor for KRIM) KFOX arit "DON'T GIVE series I 'oca t', 'I,, radio com mercials KBBQ are sel tor their second joint iii Naslié I...1 week Arrangements comer! id the )ear. April 5 in lA lor ›essiorm were sei 113 Bob Neal Los Angeles Shrine Auditorium Ta ma the Neal .1genc3 é‘ho handles lent line up for the shim include s book iii Lt" Ii I t'll'in.ration with Ray Price, Jeannie C. Kiln, Tlg, MEA Barn haleherin ma the 1Villiain Morris Stoneman Family and the Es er13 Bro Agent é in \t-'s York then Miami Florida c.-w lans 's'il, New Yor k té, Neéé Jersm.3 .i ni':' r oLl''- soon have a lull-tune facilit3. Plamng Il ins ..‘ rim. re-rated to WJRZ modern cminl ry music WHIZ Radio, Nadi. Ilackere.am-k s sem-ond -Country Coral Gables, present13 operating 6:0I C....ileade li Ida% m.‘ citing (ZIP al a ni to Sunset is awaiting FCt' apply: CHANCE" Svnilehom ...mark Show lea- val of the purchase ol 'lie lacilnies tu hired 11o. urus mét Marty Robbins. WAMF. u hub operates '24 him rs a (14 DECCA 32456 Tam lll 3 W s iwite, Da% id Ihruston, Fer- v. ith 5,0011 walls When aitne% al is re; lin Ilusk3 and t :volt.. Jones. Lee Ar- cowed, the call letters will be changea nold. ¡meat director, air per- to VitWOK Northland Records has ;.m.n..bié and recording artist subsis- announced i hat Ray Melineelée t Or m.11 tor ailing program director Jim mie Powers, Wanda Roth and Lae CLAUDE Sine Hollis as emcee of the show. etia Kay has Joined the labels latent- la.m. has recently been named to Ille roster . . Berle Star Promotions has ho a rd Hi directors of the Country Mu- started a new weekly show over WENO ,. ion The next WJRZ Rad.o. Nashville the show is hear* 'mint ry Cavalcade' is slated for May every Nlonda3 evening from 6 00 Ité GRAY ..11.1 ill headline Capitol's veteran 7:00 p.m and features Brate.Star'.e. r11.1111.•, S lllll Jailiws Radio Sta- artists. tion KSoN :;..0 I hi-e has gone to a Decca Reetirds ripirris that they arh 24 hows 'ch. -duly and has an- in the process of re-servicing coirrarmÁ noilliceti !hat %like Larsen h.r.; joined den a é é. w nit ii bull copies 01 Warn« the siall hi cmmérf 2 - 110 I' u.. 6:116 1 M..; k - latest single - Leave M. .' it ii, iot Mike ua , \yob \ w hen pre., i \ lone --

ts-icaeáàf , o Country LP Reviews

Y-rnI flxraraleter Darling,lbi I Knew 111OLAIn't 1_i • DARLING. YOU KNO W I WOULDN'T 1.11.. - C ON WAY T WITTV Conway Twitty — Decca DL 75105 Monster album follows monster single fat, Conway Twiny whose latest album is sure to be a giant. Good listening is assured on Current L.P. tracks that include Tom T Hall's powerful "Ballad Of Forty Dollars" together with Conway's own "Bad Man," "Sound Of An Angels Wings" and Hank Williams classic "Kaw Liga.' These, in addition to the titlt Decca DL 74963 track, makes for a session bound for th charts.

GUILTY STREET — Kitty Wells — Deer; DECCA M. 75098 Performing at her usual best, Kiity Welk oilers a session slated lo make a rapid ap pearance on the sales charts Titled alter her latest single, this set contains lop materia culled from recent country charts Include are "Daddy Sang Bass." "I ve 1;i4 Voll 01 My Mind Again, ' "Born To Be With You' and "Stand By Your 'si ait Watch this se closely.

FAVORITE HYMNS — The Osborne Brothers »ecru DI 75079 The Osborne Brothers offer a package 01 Fa %girlie Hymns"' which should be imitate( vs cry bluegrass and gospel devinee'k Exclusive Bookings: pupa list. Packed lull al traditional ballads Wright Talent :..m•t includes -Whai A Friend We Haw Ir Jesus. - "Will You Meet Me Over Yonder . Box 503 Goodlettsville, Tenn (615) 895-24416 'I Bowed On My Knees And Cried 'Holy' .ind -Jesus Sure Changed Me." Guar:mire good listening from beginning to end.

Cash Box — April 5, 196 Cash INTERNATIONAL SECTION

April 5, 1969

IVAN E OFF

Ivan Rebroff is a German-born Russian folk singer who parlayed a Russian-language song, "Those Were the Days," produced in Germany, into a recent number 1 hit in France. A CBS Germany recording artist, he zoomed to fame in Germany with his Russian-language version of "Lara's Theme" from -Dr. Zhivago." Plans are being worked out to bring Rebroff to the U.S. in the near future.

ash Box - Apr,' 5. 1969 51

• Prague Music Fest patriotic tone poem, "My Country,' written by Smetana. this work as Runs May 12-June 4 most of the others are performed fi A r e Great uireat Britain the auditorium that bears Ins nantit NE1 t1i I ••p. I . in' m ole!' Some of Prague's historical site ((as nil 17(•••11((-1(n .aa a hit the st l'uni a natural backdrop xee en( 's 24111 sin 1111.; \hum Verai‘..il Mat spent ( mul ti- and recitals. The 'FyI 1_•juric I The It.igue• .111- Church, tor instinct', will be the venii EMI Records _ _ is inaugurating This show ti Ill he Si ',molt 1111.111\ .i111.11•1, 'ono. ol world's ion the Chigr t the Czech 1'hiihar leading solocas t 'inductors and or- changes M its marketing policy affec- and the States In Angus' lircd still mimic Orchestra. and the Madri a be itoma tit iioiion at the Olympiad Soon clima ra m Choir Bucharest "ill sing at St Nicha ting Les beginning in July this year Thiss cal music lovers will be pre- The innovations are part of the corn- Ptisloal in Athens. and Ille las Cathedral sented ent in Karajan. Antal pain's Music Center concept a de- month he is guest ol honor and Doi-, iti and lhataili s Sir .1ohn Barb- "Ode to Joy," Schiller's work i tailed assessment of the present and mdgc it iht• International Song Vesn n milli Soloists v. ill include David Ois- corporated into Beethoven's Nini biture market in the light of khe LP's val in But (It- Janeiro trakh \l ii t ha Argerich and the vocal Symphony, concluding the l'estival increasing gains which are anticipated l.alria disk coverage on live d (tin- recit,i1 , tit Elizabeth Schwarzkopf could well he used to describe the lo represent 111F; of disk turnover in pOSIt Ions - 1.oving Time' by Lois Traditionally the two weeks 01 daily Czechoslovakian feast of symphony the United Kingdom during the next Lane and also Frank Sinatra (of an perlorniances are initiated by the opera and chorale live years_ EMI as market leader in LP and -Sung Me -y" IA New high albums and singles turnover re. Faces high with It Fos in lackle Rae gards itself as a trendsetter and ex- Eddy Au meld has cos tired -Reeds - Please t ..n d Shirley Bas pects the trade lo !Mtn its lead in nes1 aside ill the Si ¡ries likely the Music• Center concept In (ai ming sey's IS Great Britain 's Best Sellers months Briefly. the Center idea en- to bc Doesn't Anybody Miss Me''' which Reed peino -d with Les Vandyke. vizages il t. ini (we hundred top dealers This I ilia Weeks throughout the country .icrinint rug for Toni Junes recently cut three more Reed titles for either LP or singly Week Week On( hart a very high proportion id Me total rec- I i 7 Where Do You Go To — Peter Sarstedl — United Artists ord business and ENH's change to release. Charlie Koppelman. Don Rohm and Mortinier direct distril,til titi in I9fiii has facili- 2 1 I Heard It Through The Grapevine — Marvin Gaye — Tani John Gross were here recentIt si-th ug tated the concept The dealers will be Motown — JobetteiCarlin up a music e pony hi Open later this classified in two categories. according 5 -Surround Yourself with Sorrow — Cilia Black — Parlophone ro their ohmic of business. and any month, and engage stall lor it. The% are with Commonwealth United. which Peter Maurice dealer in .tin part of the country can 4 7 1 Gentle On Ms Mind — Dean Martin — Reprise — Acuff-Ros bought out Koppclman am! Rlibill A ssn , Qua lit it become a Music Center in 5 I :i Wichita Lineman — Glen Campbell — Ember — Ca chiles Iasi May. While here they met his de1ii I 6 ii 6 The Way It Used To Be — Englebert Humperdinek — 0e04 with CBS executives lo discuss ,i't ,- Maribus A [mum is defined as a shop which tilotnonOf the new Tim liardin IA' 7 8 3 Monsieur Dupont — Sandie Shaw — Pye — Cie maintairo an agmed mini muni qumiti- Hardin and John Sebastian are two 8 9 3 First Of May — Bee Gees — Polydor — Abigail ty ot EMI aatalog records at all times. Commonwealth writers hitherto han- 9 iti 2 Sorry Suzanne — The Bullies — Parlophone — Schnied °italic-0rd by pop chart items turn- dled by Chardon Music. which is ad- lo 1-1 2 Ill Can Dream — Elvis Presley — RCA — Carlin over or more specialised disks outside ministered here by 'Robbins, and so 11 13 I li'llte‘ e Lost That Lovin' Feelin' — Righteous Bros — London the dialers agreed catalog stock. is Bobby Darin, whose TM Music was Si-I-urn Gems Catalog packs will he supplied to the acquired by Com monwealth. TM is 12 17 z VI indmills Of Your Mind — Noel Harrison — Reprise two categories of Music Centers made handled here by Carlin I: oiled Artists up from a selection which is pro The new Cy ril Ornadel-David Cron 13 15 3 Good Times — Cliff Richard — Columbia — F.D & • grz ml to 1.750 catalog items In musical "Ann Veronica" linens April I I 5 8 l'ill Gonna Make You Love Me — Supremes/Temptation9 line with the concept. EMI's marketing 17th at the Cambridge Theater. star- Tamla Minim n — Flamingo LP policy front Julv it ill be based im ring Arthur Lowe. fly Hazell and Mary 15 — I Get Ready -'Temptations — Tomb a Motown — Jobett hizmininly issues. with I.P. lii Millar The nuisit- is p u blished by In- released on a weekly basis :Ind Carlin Shapiro-Bernstein subsidiary Veronica 16 ID 9 'Please Don't Go — Donald Peers — Columbia — Donn toadied and promoted like the ttrekly Music. and Shaprio-Bernstem general 17 II 8 "Half as Nice — Amen Corner — Immediate — Cyril Sha singles. which will not he affected h) manager Ceolfrey Death is Producing these developments Marketing cam- a c.ast album for CBS release coincid- IS — I Israelites— Desmond Dekker — Island — Sparta p.ogns will be mounted tin new re IV — I Games People Play — Joe South — Capitol — Lowe ing with the West End opening. Cur- 20 12 7 I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose — Mary Johnson — Tam leases and catalog items and the rynt Shapiro-Bernstein copyrights in- Motown —Jobeltetarliii 'alter will always be records on-hided clude ••ftly Way" by Frank Sinatra and the catalog Picks EMjs computer When lie Touches Me" by Pt ;obi .- will pi odor, intiorldv sales stanstics 31 Herb, and forthcoming releases are e‘ cry tlealer who has heen ap- 'Speak Her Name" by Arthur Conley. Great Britain's Top Ten LP's pointed as a Music. Center A sign 'ki n' Don't Know Like I Know" by -quidar r t lie EMI Import Dealer's Sam and Dave. and "Romance On The sign ttill lie produced, signifying_ to North Sea" by both Ronnie Aldrich I Goodbye — The Cream — Polydor thy alite that the dealer is an EMI and Sounds Orchestral 2 Diana Ross & Supremes — Join Temptations — Tanda Motow Music Center Thr Music Center con- This month sees the start ol a series 3 Best Of The Seekers — Columbia cept has been drawn up under the ol weekly shows on BruiS11 OOP Over 4 Hair - London Cast — Polydor supervisinn ii K MI sales and merchan- a radio land line to king ny Coin- 5 Postcard — Mary Hopkin — Apple dising il, ii or John F romli peering at the Linadon end will he 6 Rock Machine 1 Love You — CBS, Joe Berger, who already contributes 7 Englebert Englebert Humperdinck — Decca (1111 (0 01- Les H Sound Of Music — Soundtrack — RCA Reed has signed the Bournemouth to ten radio and two leleelsion pro- grams every week Germany and 9 Beatles — Beatles — Apple Symphont orchestra to his Chapter lui Seoul Three — Scott Walker — Philips One whirl, is pressed and dis- Austria Berger plans interviews with tributed ht Decca. Recording plans top British stars together with their have been ilelayed by the recent death latest records for the show. of the f;St Is principal conductor. Prenner Harold Wilson and Opiro CBS is mounting a May promimon damage to a tree, the value ol a dei Constantin Selvestii, but Reed plans sition leader Edward Heath clashed campaign around its Inheritance series lire service charges. including fil a series of Ll's by the orchestra fea- angrily in the [louse ol Commons id albums featuring Scottish and Irish alarms, cleaning and security rOSt turing works by lesser-I:11.mo and billowing the Conservative party pro• musty and song. Artists ins olvcd in the Quickies: Two new Fontana at lesser-exposed modern and linuristic puisai for one hundred commercial boosi luir the label are Jimmy Shand were bowed at recent receptions Th composers, Reed himself will conduct radio stations around the country. mir . Margaret Savage. Johtinv Jar- were Ray Barrett, star of BBC T'S a double album liv the orchestra tut Ileath declared that Wilson's objection dine and John Ellis and the Highland "The Troubleshooters." with an l numbers bv Beinle songwriters to the plan was characteristic of the Country Band, called "No Trouble Now." and u pi Lennon aMt Paul McCartney. pre- way the present Government "oppose Soloinon King is to go into "exile" gressive blues group called Jon lie what the mmorils of the people of seined in a classical way John .Bowles for six months lo conform with work man's Colosseum, who played live has recorded •111 FinijMy Love." the this roman tt ant BBC chairman permit stipulations King. who is still reception guests at Ronnie Scot main theme of Reed's score for the Load 11111 Hira n o hilt( has loreliSt Illat an American citizen, will apply for Club Kathy Kirby opens .ut t United Artists movie "Cross Plot" eve n M i nor British city will have its naturalisation later this year. His Chequers Club, Sydney for mie men starring Claudine Longet, Martha M V O 1.iilin >La wn in the - nol loo dis- exile will be mostly spent in a sum mer beginning April 3rd Shirley Bass flyer and Roger Moore which will be tant and clearly implied Mat season at the Watersplash Theater. due in London April Eith for a two we premiered here in August and in the such stations would he run by the Jersey. in the Channel Islands, where stay, including a guest spot in AT St aies in October. Bowles will he BBC under a major expansion program he is 'booked for twenty weeks. King's "This Is Tom Jones." ((M ho' A r fr heard singing the number during the in this direction. latest Columbia single 'is "Cry Softly." is releasing her album "This Is r opening and closing credits Reed also Mary Boykin is likely to headline The Chambers Brothers arrived Lite" John Lennon married Yr penned the score for "Bush Babies" an Apple contingent at a British Week March 21st lo discover their two con- One in Gibraltar March 21i1h starring Donald Houston and Margaret in Tokyo in September alined at high. certs al the Institute of Contemporary Decca releases "The World 01 Chat Brooks. which mill be released here lighting Brnish Indust r) the Arts were both sold out. They played Kunz" in May', featuring the I in September and in America during Beatles' organisation been invited a special concert at the May Fair American-born pianist .. "Where Deeember by the Board hi participate. Theater March 24th for the press, and You Go To, My Lovely?" topping b and the songstress will probably head guested in BBC TV's "Color Me Pop." selling sheet Musk. lists for Morton Reed will be leatured in a 50-minute a package of Apple artists "The Lulu Show" and "How Late 11 Music London released April BBC' TV speclai sitar ailed "Les Reed Fleetwood Mac have been signed by Is." Their current CBS single is "Are Bing Crosby's "Bey Jude. Hey Bir And fl, Music' on Mav :Hsi in which Immediate for their (wore recording. You Ready?" album From the Amos label he will -Capiect• orchestra Blue Horizon still has three albums by United Artists is beginning a policy Lee hoping hypnosis will overco m 2h ol Ins iniernanonal ith the group for release Two were tut in of concentrating on specialised local his fear of flying . . . Kathy Gre gui-si "tars Engelbert Humperdinck the Chess studios In Chicago. and for markets with the release this month daughter of Johnny "I Cover I singing -1.es Binelegies De the third Fleetwood May areolniLiniril of "Emily" by Dick& Pride. The disk Waterfront" Green, recording a sin Jackie 'ricinrein singing her version ol blues pianist Otis Spann will be released only in Eire, the and LP, mostly her own compositio "It's Not Unusual. - and Donald Peers The Monkees' prow. ird tour here southern Irish republic, but there is a for Ocrant Britain's EllrOVIS singing "Please Don't Go." The show and un the Continent in M.iv has been possibility that an American issue will will be screened in the States this entry "Boom Bang-A-Bang - mare Iiustponed until the tall The reason hp set later thisyear by the Mike Lorrayne orchestra fall and Reed is due to visit Canada Is the trio's Ye n-nil ario nSiltoll 01 the The Duke in Bedford is claiming chorus for Page One . Decca at the end of this month to rending, sevenpiece Goodniners Band Lid damages from promoters Rik and John leased March 28th. album by the I the Canadian State Orchestra in a their permanent backing group tor Gunnell following the jazz festival held vaudeville star Randolph Sutton, similar 30-minute TV show for CRC concerts. TV and recording and the in the grounds of Woburn Abbey, his eluding three tracks cut just lief titled "The Music 01 Les Reed." with necessity Mr intensive rehearsals and ancestral home, last July. Among the guest stars Patti Page and P Prole. his recent death prepannion items the Duke is claiming for are

52 Cash Box — April 5. le International Ne ws Report e l\r4te,e:'- W Sonet's 1-Year Old English Canada's Nat'l Arts Center Opens )peration Firmly Estabfished May 31; Many Music Events Planned

,ONDON — It is just one year ago tot pas e Ha F I ne s 1,1 Antra it an oTTAWA. CANADA — Canada's in Canada The Centre s a mee Dagg Haggvist and Gunner guitarist John Mayers will National Arts Centre, a 848.4 million series 01 hexagonal convict , build- iergstrom of Sonet Grammofon be coming to But earn in Ma% for a I Inset re complete, in Ottawa. Ontario, ings on public terraces tit arying Sweden set up a London office promotional isit will inert he the public on May 31. levels, has been built on a 6 -acre ioder the direction of Rod Buckle. One of Snout s Most recent argil' Ti,- Cyan e. built near the parliament site partly donated by the City 01 Situe that time, Sonet has firmly nil ions is Italian singe, now buildings iii Canada's national capi- Ottawa in Confederation Square. .stablished itself on the record scene Celentano te. hose I it sl J11111111 is tal contains .1 2.300-seat opera house- n the I- K and Europe. and has seht-didetl toi June The Seiner op- concert hall. .111 800-seal theatre. an legintated album deals with various prat pit is 10 o 101t1 in that it assigns experiment al studio, a salon, a res- 2—Week Festival •Itiropiiiin labels including "Introdu- Bluish ai lists and material for taurant. a calt, a 900.car garage. nng 1.:(10 Jurgens": "Contrasts" by SC.111(1111.1% lien rt•Icease Sundt cue 1,4pol:shops, a record shop. a lentil Hallberg and Kjele Baekkling priNlin-1 is ma Mil .111 ured and dis- etellye shop ee lief a boutique Following the May 31 inaugural cere- %Ilia is rorrently getting a Inl of tributed throughout the IT K by Ti, operate the Centre, the Cana- monies. the Centre will launch a Gm. Transatlantic Betords and its pub- dian government has created an in- week opening festival. June 2-14, with lishing al 11% Ines are handled through dependent corporation which will the world premien• of Kraanerg. a Editions Altona Expands Apollo Music Sonia has just rush- also help the Canada Council. a gov- ballet by Roland Petil with music by released an English ersion of its ernment grant-giving body, to de- lannis Xenakis. perlormed by the Swedish Eill'in eaten etil • >ea 'NESTE I DA M VI- ¡in van Vught. veins) the perlornting arts elsewhere National Ballet til ll'anada ,infligir oil Editions Aliona and a Mr Jones" b3 Tomin3 Kori L Other attractions include perfor- tinnier ol tither publishing houses. mances by the Montreal and Toronto cnnris that he has bound bigger and symphony orchestras. Le Theatre du niter equipped offices in tlw City Nouveau Monde, The Playhouse Annaenlain He was able to ob- English Unit Opened By K-R Theatre Company from Vancouver. ain the lormer Phslipsz lour chamber music sfoups, concerts 'hienogram in the center of Am- by singer-composer Gordon Lightfoot LONDON—Koppelman-Rubin and /finish undertaking and 1101 Itterely terdam. after they left for a new and French-Canadian chanteuse Mon- ii in erseatt :trill tit I heir Anleritan wilding in the suburbs. As the Associates will establish a ne" Lon- irate Leyrac, and the presentation of don-based company designed to con- rit inpallS Lill of Altonü almost was doubled two experimental works commissioned centrate on recruiting top British In a punt statement Koppelinan- by the Centre — one a multi-media II the last Year the new offices music talent in all areas of the re- 'lier sufficiei;1 room for lurther ex- Rubin said 'We will time Icon(1011 play, the other an opera. cording and inusw publishing world a landing pad to eXalinitite Europe. iansiun A studio for demo-record- Following the opening lestwat. the Charles Koppelunin and Dun Rubin. an area we led lwe so hir have neg- is is also planned under a new Centre will stage a lull-stale sum mer itil Suwe the beginning of this partners in the hum uhi) also head lected .1, read‘ source loi' creative program me of popular entertainment. up the musk d »ion '0 CUC, recent- ear the putter% h.', been constant inusit people We intend 10 Uteri/ it Full details will be announced at a ly completed a »it to London where soup% ritcrs. singers. musicians and 'el -' ‘veek in C ash Box Holland — later date duty made the initial survey leading , on Ten w all labs il the musical producer to pro‘-ide ilient with During the regular winter season towards the start of thew new com- elratite direction and financial assis- -Haw all in linal %visions iii 1969-70. the Centre will present a pany before the end uf the 3-ear. Sanie rhange ot address goes al' tant lo the initial stages of Our winter programme by Canada's in- Koppelman-Rubin emphasizes that European thtnigh, we will o leer .11111i:died companies 1. oiled ternationally-acclaimed Stratford Na- it will be an entwely independent keep aloe entr operation with 'trans ‘riett Nederland. Palace Music ai Theatre Company. In addition, e el 1.110111 froni Olir American lolland Kassner•Allona-group Cont- the Centre's 45-piece orchestra. con- einieltna-es out associates. - ducted by Mario Bernadi. .and Le inual in the same building is also Mas Ititlit Com monwealth United telinda-Nederland under management Theatre du Capricorne its resident TRO Goes Mexico; 4.-m-tun-anon acquired Kippelinan- of Elbert van novel). French-language theatre company, Huhn) & Associates, and an so (10ing make their debuts. More Latin Moves her need Com monwealth l'nited's New Address 'il Editions Minna is Milso• responsible loi' all ongel 170, S3mphony Group, Am- LW YORK —A major new interna- music:11 aspects of forthcoming C.1: .ierriam.1 Neu Phones 22.78.81 or ininal move In The Richmond Organ- vet ures 2 78 82 ization is lietiig formulated with the Rapetti, Son Exits expected early formation of TItft Essex de Mexico. S.A.. according Posts At Ricordi Sortikov Ending Trek II Minton Francis, TEO vice dent in New York. The new Mexican Collier Expanding M it. Vs - Alter a 20 tear associai . IOLLYWOOD — Stan Guideline. preSi- company will be managed by ilk- Rapetti has resigned his lent oh Capitol Records, is due to re- well-known Mexican firm. Charles Mother Mistro Co. ti,ition as manager of the light tint to Los Angeles on April 1 after Greyer and Sons. S.A. At the Santa, music unit of the It icordi Group. In three week trip to Europe where addition. his son. Guilin. has left the lime. Francis also announeed the LONDON Mike Collier, who recently le visited EMI °Hives in Amsterdam. unit's promotion office. firm's blueprints for similar TIM- set up Mother Mistro Music, is storm- 'openhagen. Geneva, Cologne, and Essex operations in both Brazil He and his son did not announce .ondon ing ahead uith takeover bids, forma- their future plans_ The elder Rapetti and Argentina to be finalized at a tions and at quetations. the. latest all- During the time he was in Geneva, later date. lias left for a short rest period at his iortikot held general business dis- iance being %nth Untie producer Shel country home in Rapallo. TRO-Essex de Mexico will oper- Talmy anti membership for Talmy's tissions with Audio Devices, and on ate under the general jurisdiction Rapettr binned Ricordi's light mu- us London junket of course was in- Uriel Music rinliptilly in the Mother sic division in 194/1. Under his dir- of David Platt,, international three- Mist ro faintly -hided a visit lo Apple Corps offices ection. the division has prospered, tor of the TRO-Essex International Collier Hies lee tin' States on April o 1 Saville Row. complex. On another foreign Iront. having 1,10en lean via its publishing 12 to finalize with his :Moron. Nor- section en the San Remo Festival Platz announced only recently the man Kurtz, the lormatIon of his one formation of Essex Music of South hir t o •fillwrIli1V42 years. Working lied per cent owned ASCAP firm under the i•scuitonVin of Mogul. Africa, Pty. Ltd., under Ken Mt Mother Mistro Music Corp. First re- Manus and plans for opening the Rapett; has atso been a top lyric lease under the Mistro banner is by writer in 11.,i, Troonktvpoany's own Japanese nun in new group Paper Dragon who debut with a Ben Finden-Peter Shelley com- The Mexican move corny , ,i1 position "April Foul" released in time of increasing lbws hi-tut-en Britain and the States on Bell. Saine Mexican and United Slates muso• writers have Wet penned "The Game Ad Libs Disk Set interests. and is designed to oper- tor The Herd's new single on Fon• ate under u hat Francis called a For English Mkt L aid Future Mistro works already global two-way street" polic3 ret lorded include singles and albums NI- 51 Y01:1\ Flu- Ad labs disking Under this arrangement. a soon- u ith P.1 Plohy. Nlagic Lanterns and to-be-appointed TRO-Essex Mexican new inultergrotincl arl Methuselah p will be released in eat Britain on April 19 on the Deep manager. whip will headquarter in being released in the States on Elek- Soul label tit Soul City Records, the Greyer International offices. u dl tra according to Bill Downs. the gnnip's seek recordings and performances in New material in the works include Mexico by Mexican talent of TRI) - manager. Team plans a visit to Eng- three new songs froni Geoff Stephens, land at the begi llll ing of June. Essex originated song material and currently in the charts %nth The HMI- will acquire Mexican SlIn gs bar in- w s 'Sorry Suzanne: . 'hot ard-Blaik- ternational exploitation le3 Hammond and Hadcwood and ett-i songsmith Jimmy Kennedy Rex tntltields MMR Productions is Wilfred to U.S. Polydor Slade LP negotiating a deal with Ampex Tape Jot) Ho> Corp ol America for the release of RANI Huit ti—Dr Hans Yi'ilfreit the olds has .trianged the Kin opean !near LP product over a three year period. music publisher, has left Ion an es 'SOUL' AW AltD -Carlos J. ramaeho keel um ii M •111, SI.1111' iltelitil album All material recorded will be pub- tended visit to Neu York, fIotl witch Hello. prt•sidem of Ca toma Records Stick's Nt•u I Lit through lished by Olcifield's Lynx Music set- and Nashville. Ink is ilcscrilWil as in Mexico presents a special award Bin olds 1.1' I, 1"CleilSelll /11 up in association with Mother Mistro. a goodwill tour to 1Isit h uencls and .1 rom Plip magazine to Brenton Wood ill• s on %poi I soft Polvdor off- Collier has been having meetings with make new contait, Ills ti. et» t-i ing the --et on 3,1.,‘ I Ill 14 European a number 01 top I.? S writers and pub- Sirktirski, represents I11.111% t S lls Ike .1.0p Pop Soul Singer id 1968. Wood current Mexico-market release count firs es het c- Slade t TV'er, "High lishers and will be tying up deals copyrights and is very art lye III I tit . iis "A Change is Gonna Corne." haparral is shown whilst in the States senn-elassical and ela s,it. itfield

Cash Box — April 5. 1969 53 çougbasmc Japan ceigien Italy

0111-1• .01.1111 11 • Mlle lOr the I It The contest "Un Disco per competition ' Un Disco Per L'Et-:tate Europa — Un Giovane per L E lins year there mill be an exceptimv pa" (A Record For Europe - The Japanese tour ol And> 53:1;1.r110. by Toshiba on single coupled with M3 ..IIv large number of entrants rep- Young Artist Bier Europe) will Sellethdett in April under the ma flags: Guitar Gently Weeps " mlor-RCA has e:Senting their respective record held in Lugano Smitzerland, nient it Kyodo Kikziku Agency has put on the market a new single the oompaines. April 17111 lath and 19th. Re been cancelled because ol the artist's Monkees. 'Ranch Scouse ((it b .3 number ol Foreign artists are sewing thew countries will he ( engagement in Ow new TV shows in Forgel That Girl and also • F'itehri coining lo Italy soon. Among them Pink, .Englandi Marisol (Spa the U S. Therelore the agency has So (rood h (I 0 IS V — 1)0.0 1" b3 ei the French artist France Gall Franiiiisc Hard% (France), D. contracted the tour of Pat Boone and the Archies Nippon (Iraminophon's (mail who will lie in Milan March McWilliams (England). Wall the °stoma' Brothers, and five con- current release include - Poi S 4 if 24111 to im-et the Italian press. Top Wrance , Nlart•ella Bells, Al Ba certs in Tokyo have been already A Brand Nt-Nt ISag" by Otis Fleildeng. French artist Sacha Distil (EMI M.siowl.. (Italy). Joe Row booked Taking adVatILIge of this op- - Soul Sister Brown Sugar' by Sam (It,ihizinai will also be in liaI3 (England t and Gate (Germany portunity. Victor-World Group is con- & Dave. - Season 01 The Welch l'art April liii h to present his new rtm- The kilter will stay in Italy for Se ducting a re-prcu 4444 him campaign for I. II" by the Vainita Fudge - Papa's ord - Bum% Umore - on the TV show eral days an order to release s Pat Bunny s LPs This coincides with Got A Brand New Bag" is also re- - 11 I ,0111171111.:1 Ma Senza Impegno." records in Italian another big campaign by Victor-World leased by Toshiba with James Brown's Andre Silver ISAAR) will he visit- Mino Renana iAnstum. who %ve recording on Stateside. Toshiba's other Group tor Bill Vaughn eorresponding ing Rimini on April 11th to sins appear ril nn the TN' s ho to his nanon•m ide tour in May Stanley new singles are "Lily The Pink' h> t. Amore Dice Mao ' on the TY Ap 1st 'Pista Sulla Nit,' ' is preparing BI,11:11 OM% VII or zi month's ,I1:11: the Scalold, "Pauvie Verlaine - is show mamma Sonora." The same Fremth version ol two ol hi colltillel the T. 'kV.' Symphony Oé- Adatno: "DOW! Forged To Catch 51.- T. show tcull Mature the group I Cas- - Liverpool Adulto " and "Ai chestra and Osaka PhilharmonY Or- tot Cliff Richard on Odeon. • W het -e oil'. 'SA M() with their current Inl Un Cuore chestra Were You When I Needed You '7 Tolle 7.- Victor-Philips has rush-released the Grapefruit on Stateside Current tie') s young songstress Gighola Top Dunum artist Nun Russo Jo three singles ol new Elm themes: •Le Buddah singles released 1V It ti has been awarded the returned 1 rom Amsterdam wl le Revolver" and 'V ivre La Nutt biw are "Bubble Gum Mitsru . Ii3 Rock title "Young Female Artist Of he attended the Mat -th 7th ra Voici Le Jon,'" from the soundtrack of & Roll Double Bubble Trading Card European Repertoire - at the 7th Gala du Disque • Ile played Ins French film - Vivre La Nuit. " and Co. ol Philadelphia 1914 ten In Love Iniernaltonal Record Festival "Mar "II Silenzier as well as his new !on "When :Manna Loved Me." recorded With YOU - by Kasst-netz-Kalt Super Della Plata - thanks to her LP in stases For You " Basalt Recent by Seott Walker from the 20th Century ClrellS. 'Ms' Queen of Il ea rts ' by Spanish of - Rosa D'A mure Gig- which distributes Durnun discs vox him "Joanna." All these birds Tumuli% Ye limn and 'No Not %, luda has also just released her Holland. presented bu ni with a lila will shortly be released here with lit the Smoke Ring successful San Benin recording of Mum record for the 2511rn0 sali extensive back-up tit caeli distributor Apollon Music o ;mu m exclusive "La Pioggia" in English. Solenzio" in Holland Nippon Cidumbia will release the pre-recorded tape maker : has :de- soundtrack zdbum lrom the Universal nounced that the) have completed film ''Sweet Chanty " The film is "100 Years 01 Japanese Popular scheduled loi release an Tokyo in late Songs" for release in six 8-track car. Italy's Best Sellers -Mint Ridges. each containing 16 titles. It The success of "Torn Takemitsu is a lantastœ 1'01k-0100 lel tit than Not ember Steps - recorded by Tront 100 hil numbers during the past 100 'Flies Last %% eeks SNI11011010 under the baton years to com memorate the 100th arum Week 11 eek lit, l'hart «el Still11/..or‘ r,r, ill fie billowed by the versao: iiI the Meiji Restoration Tin. I ; NIa Ulu. redilo Fa: Nada 'RCA Habana, 'Flue linkes il second Takenntsn-ii/ait a album. songs have been newly recorded hr Mino r Published la' RCA Italiana w aw. Takenniste 69 ' The amum the tapes by over thirty top singers 2 ; Tu Sei Rena I • See: Mal ik The Prineetives R4.t blini it as moulded In Trout Symphom un of the current pop scene. Six record The Show men Bah-am i Published le% IW Iffik Jannai this 'ear .ind us to he relt•Used companies including Victor and Co- 3 lingara: Bobby Solo elOcendii. Iva Zaincehe gill BB Pu In Sun:imbed en the t S But in Japan lumbia have cooperated in this pro- lislit•ilh% MiniM1211 0141 n st.,s nob released by Victor-RCA ject by offering their exclusive artists 7 Bada Bambino: Little Tom Iffirrimul Mario Zelei 0 this month a s iln• orchestra and the and copyrights. Apollon is developing iliiiriutniPublished by Durium conduct,' is appearing at Osaka Fes- a most strenuous campaign for its 9 Ohladi tibiada: Thi: Beatles (EMI It:Mandl . I Rilie al sale utilizing more than 600 "Apollon 1E worth) Published ii U worth The fficording ol "Ob-La-Ib. shops," the company's own sales 6 g tit a Ploggia: Gighola Cinquelti ICGDi. France Gall (C It. I..,t 11.,s I milk been released agents Published by Sugarinusic 7 X 9 E lins,-: Barry Et an iR icordi i Published by Abed ac it In 5 End 01 The 'World: The Aphriedite•'s Child (Phonogr, Published M Phonograin 9 6 7 In Sorrlso: Don Back (Amiceie \111%.1 ifficordp Puble- lis liworde 'El Se Chris Japan's Best Sellers Ill IX : Il Giotto DEW Amore: Caternia iCrilre. John Dieri•lb P li btiS h e d liv Si T a r M U S H 11 9 ti Dra Fa: FatE.In Leali (Mt le Ton 3 Moii:o.0 Met-oldie Mina • Published lev HIFI 311min I 10, I -04 12 12 2 La Storm lii Serai : A.11110110 (7010111.010 In.:\ NI PIIIIISI1O 11 rd. k tt eel. b% Leonid di 13 15 Irreseffiliih menie: tiylvie Varian IRC.A Italian:re Publish Folk Crusaders Good-bye Concert The Crusaders (Capitol) In FICA lialiana The Beatles Thu 1h-ailes (APO° , 3 5 Fool On The Hill Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66 'AMU) Tema La Mia The Rokes M CA Baffin; .tilarms: Don.% on MRS, Published 10' CBS lma-Wa Shiawase-Kai Sam Taylor (Crown' 5 3 human Renaissance The Tigers (Polyclor) 16 2 Joke: The Bee Gees IP(ioniegram) Puldisheel b

It 1,I 7 I II. ‘1 eentura: E ilsan Pickeu RI Fit. Loa m Bat iSt This Last ifficierthe Published In I-3 & Chris Week Week IS 13 7 Zuni:hero: Rita l'a‘rent• ittlu owl, 1 Dik Dik IR morel ftiablislied by Rieordi I I Blue Light Yokohama Avunn Ishida 'Columbia; 2 2 Shiranakatia ,No l'iikariltoll t King) 19 19 3 Hold Me Tight: Jolitin3 Nash iftwordil Published hi Rieordi 3 ' Hatsukoi-No Him Tornoko Ogawa (Toshiba i -1 4 Ai-No Kisetsu Hide 84 Rossanna IColundita) 16 7 Ionian° Dash Ottehe Sergio Endngo (Fond Cetrai. \ I 5 3 Nanisda-No Kisetsu Pinky & Killers IKing) Hopkin (ENII . hit- Aphrodite's Child (Plioninzi , 6 6 Nagasaki Blues Nlina Aoe (Victor) 7 5 Toshiust-No Hilo Shinichi Mori IVictori P11111Shed hy Denotes Italian Original Copyrights If 9 365-HO Ni. March Kiyoko Suizenji (Crown, 9 — Kareinaru Yuuwakii Akira Fuse (King) el] to Kimi-Ga Subetesa Masao Sen (klinomphone) If•;•" • ,7.9e79/e-- ir • - ;•: «10 '/e0- International i.' This Las: 4 Week Week , >rr ' .• I I Goodnight Baby The King Tones (Polvdon Publisheri.l& M 2 2 Kan. N Ilashitla & Shorbelts (Express) Publisher/An 3 3 Manchester & Liverpool Pinky & Fellas (London) Sub-Publisher April Music 4 4 You Keep Me Bangui' On 3 anilla Fudge tAtLintiei Soli-Publisher •Feetyo Music ff 5 Ill Fushigina Taiyo Jun Ma3uzumi 'Capitol' Publisher - Ishiliara 6 5 Those Were The Days Mari Hopkin (Apple Sub-Publisher Slunk(' l 7 7 Shiro' Buranko Billy Bang Bang IKingi Publisherifthy (tint NI usii ilr. , 8 6 Ob-La-lh Ob -La-Da The Bed Rocks (Odeon) Sub-Publisher Tt »lob.. 9 12 limiya Ookiku-Naranaide Michaels (Columbia) Publishei - Nbrikz. - , Music to 9 Romeo & Juliet Sound Track (Capitol) SIIII•Ptililisher -- „,,,,/ 11 X SwamNii Namida The Ox (Victor) Publisher/Top Music 'I' %KI M. STOCK OF NU SIC Ir. X1 .11.V•I:E: .,%1 Kohn (trill err 1. S repute ! 12 11 :lanai The Tempters (Philips) Publisher/Tanabe rani, lot 1'1.+111 I, 11.0 & 11101101 /1 Fell1111.ill .111(1 affiliated companieS 13 — Jeralden Boots Walker (Kingt Sub-Publisher/Slunk,, 14 13 Alli Turi The Tigers (Polvdori Publisher/ Watanabe shown M mHg his recent t Isut Er Japan where he conlerred with Mas 1r:recruit,' .1 r general manager and threulor rd Eastern NI Mire Pilhh,S111118 15 15 Kaitrimichi-Wo Tokatti Cluko & Beagles (Victor) Publisher, Pardo: Music o i Tok%ii and .1 Fukien-4n an associate rd 1 m lllll Ira The discussion tnvol hdrirt. tr‘i -hange of international music proper -lies

54 Cash Re. - aln..1 ç 1,1 claude fi-niçois Ca:latex.. Holland 'SC

Bovema is the only Dutch company 27 ¡Riles artists Isom other E UrOpea n with a big subscription action this cou ntries Comity won the thitol prize 'The Bronze Deer.** Corms 'sis I MO Spring. The material is of extraordinary quality and recorded for MI the F.M.I. Id the W est E uropean UotilltrieS it branches in Europe_ Attention in the presented press can he expected from the operas: 1969 started sus s vail lor Ba sow Records linernahonal Holland 'F ui "Romeo Et Jutiette iwith a.o. Franco song "Get Yourself \ Ticket I» Corelli and Mireille Freno. "Martha with an Annette:* Rothenberger. Toelis Fainds has lwen Inch in the Dutch chair. Ion eight mecks nom and Herman Prey and N wolai Geddal. this great smasher has been re leased 'Ariadne Auf.Naxos - (with am. Sylvia in the C. Canada England Ih•l• Gesztv, Terese Zylis•Gara) . and ham mum. France Italy 1 usIna Get the operetta "Der Graf Von Luxem- many. Smilziorland and the Scandal.' burg (with a.o. Nicolas Gedda, Lucia Popp). Especially around Easter-time vian CO MI W WS. together tiithu '('ui-rn' . "Die Matthaus Passion" lin the orig- by the Ilonest Men and ''Lillo -ii inal east as Bach e posed it) will Green - by the Artistes-dam group Solt Pillow Because of their success the get much attention and the last re. three groups are recording dll all M11) eordings of Charles M utin -h "Hom mage right now which will also be released A Charles Munch. - will be a great spetess. in the foresaid countries. N.V Phonogram released the Nutt Rosso: Italy's number one - trumpet player, has received a plat - Wynder K. Frog LP called Out CPI 1..\I 5 I \ 11 U. tol liii 1 115 111 ,1,1 is pit I nu tar a loos c on ro, The Frying Pan - (Island, Several mourn record for his "Il Silenzio" ut ricer 1,5 .. lop Hunan' ,.. ... li, I als. tut ittiiimi he has rust pi root which inure than 230.00(1 records were songs from the album are already 1.1-'..1 s gold records boo r groutis hat tog sold M oto 111.11 ille,(1011 co pe, sold in Holland The retold has been discotheque favorites in Holland Radio rhea' single %tore govt.,' t., Ihor Cars at Club 67 in .Ainsiciald issued on the occasion id she anumil the ,t. Veromea had this week's -record of 'Ils, Collectron rit-m- EN11 discovery. perliernted Ireton. Ilic the week - featured as a special item - Dutch "Grand Gala I ((sum. " gursis al the press In n. nog The 1lalloev Collectoton. Belgian group r it was - Let Me Tell Va" by the un. Bospel Mn -a. \ V Amsterdam got rd ol 1.3 • Tl' slums mit Holland A ne"- Dutch gr.,' known and mysterious U.K. Jones. the right , ha Benelux id the song China presenlodl their I.. test single. %sloth w as produced by Bobbie Grath,' This Derain record basa tine chance - Em Stod,•id \ us I ppsalj n tli W 13ritisli 1..1'0(1(1r:tor The ,1, k is riddled "The Last Seven Days to beeome a charttopper Following A Dutch i• >OW 01 M O. song V. ill be the success id Ike & Tina Turner on recorded le, Anita Berry on the M the Grand Gala I iti Dismay, N V strellabel nomogram released Ike Turner's "A In I:el -mans more and min e interest Holland's Hest Sellers Black Man's Soul - LP (London-Pom- m Dosch pop music Within a less Kii Records) Their success also weeks Bossed placed in caused a revived interest for "River "Henry Thr Il -irse In the Gee Roi- Deep. Mountain High" which should Orange' and "Send Me A Posicard" This last click again One of the most Success - bv Shocking f .3.m• IMetronome( in Week Week ful hits in Holland is "Baby Won" St bis The I sffimeeria h England on Olga Records, • Mt Nest .' You Leave Me Alone" by British by the Saint Lewis Sel (orange( In 2 Fosi ot May (The Bev r ices/ Polvdi er sart' Ainsterdan group the Web (Di-ram). The record 2 ponievaniEtnee I 11011:01d tite lorthcoming Song Festival in is currently no 9 on the Dutch chats • You Go To Itly Lovely (Peter Sar›iedut , A ) Seheve ell, the Belgian tea tut - Dim Juan (Dave Dee. Dozy.. Beaky, M o k & Tiehiloonlem a remarkable success. introduce as a swcalled team-song the Nina Simone was in Holland last (Impala Rasa rt/ Amsterdam) Buspel ;Music copyright ''home Isn't week lor three concerts: in Amster- - Sorry Suzanne (The Ifollies/Parlophonei (Schroeder - Basar Home Anymore" lot-g. Intune•Londoni The Hague and Rotterdam. All Amsterdam) Team manager Louis van Itymenant the concerts were completely sold out 7 5 Spooky's Day OH (Swinging Soul Machine/Polyclor) iDayglos told Us that the same will be done at IS Hits ersunm weeks before, Nina very popular in the song lestivals in Sopot (Poland) I lolland alter her "hve•weeksmuniber- amd Czechoslovaks:II Bostic( Music 8 9 , Is Love (Barry Ryan/MG M) (Belinda/A msterdam) one-hit - - AM•1 Gid No - I Got Libe' 9 Baby Won't You Leave Me Alune (The WebiDerams iApp is very happy with the Benelux rights oint her new smash hit "To Love 'nips Il V -BasaruAtUsterdaml tor the Cathenna Valente song "Mel- Somelnaly.' The press conference in 10 - To Lost Somebody (Nola SurnmeniCAI (Basart/A msterclan °die - which the pubbery got alter thi• Hilton Hotel. Amsterdam. showed the tine lust had been controlled by Nina s enormous popularity in Holland Altuna N , V N111:1'S latest RCA. hil single "To Love Somebody" climbs the charts in .8 "HeinOe. Bane Ens Schloss F Ur very last was this week number In :Mich," sang by Wilma on the Dutch valh a bullet 'Ain I :or No I Got Carpenter label, rear • .(le, Sao Paulo's Best Sellers lale - still is, top 20 single .iird the Germany of over 380 000 orono. At sales ol her LP Mist Said - get lust there was not ans G v1111,01 pith- Last This better and better lisher who wanted to take o'er the, Week Week Incito Holland released Arm Dos or iginal Bospel Music copyright I I To Sir With Love In.p.e - Lulu -Odeon Now," an album 01 Joan Bari_ suif, MacArthur Park, the song with 2 2 Aqueles Tempos (Those Were The Days) (Fermata) - Bob Dylan songs OH Vannuard vers who'll Richard Harris m as ni the 'roi, .1oelina - Chanteeler enthuSiasheally received was Me lu lor many weeks, has been placed 4 3 Obta-DiOb ta-Da (Fermata) - The Marmalade - CBS NBC-TV-Special of El' is Presh•s on by Bospel Music. in a niov w swath 3 4 TTomorrow's Love (RCA) - Hugo Montenegro - RCA ItcA Victor Metro Holland*. Corms . which the Ministry ol Ilelense holies 6 5 Suu Laura Por Vote lEdieclavel - Elizabeth - Caraye Vmk, second w oh Ih• Tirrlyi am iii to obtain people Sig the na s- N. The 3 6 Those Were The Days (Fermata) - Mary Hopkins - Apt the Dutch briar of the E Urin ,.ton lihn will he shown in every I hitch 8 7 Sera? (Artemis's) - Marcos Roberto - RGE Song Contest mogul be with cinema 14 8 Zingara 8Chantecler) - Bobby Sole - Chantecler 7 9 Meo Coraeau One Te Ainasa Tanto (RCA) - Claudio Roberto Chardeeltor 9 III l'orque Mentir (RCA) - Carlos Gonzaga - RCA Germany Best Sellers 10 II Casa De Samba (11.p., - Martinho da Villa - RCA 1- 12 Nao Fine Mais Sem Teu Carinho (RCA) - Antonio Mareos - RI- Il 13 Casa De flamba - Martinho da Vila - (n.p.1 - RCA 13 1-1 Murmura 0 Mar (Cannes) - Alternar Matra -Odeon 'Hits I .'st Werks 13 I3 Right Relations (RCA) - Johnny Rivers - RCA Week \leek On t 7 Atlantis (on o ( BS -C. Top Double -Compacts 2 ti 3 First en \l,n l get I Slezak E Men E Mini E Meo - Roberto Carlos - CBS 3 2 his hat doe Men 11 nieht erleht (The World Ilas Never 2 :? Do Vins Want To Dance -Johnny Rivers - RCA Mu-rit 1111. Beim --Mary R oss — C BS — Kin lino. Music 3 3 A Pretendida - Alternar Dutra - Odeon 3 I rrill‘11111 I loser Tom my James & The Shondells - Irgue 6 4 V .. . Com me Fem me - Adamo - Odeon Iltmcum Slezak Must. 4 5 Canto Solacing) - Agnaldo Timoteo - Odeon ligeunermadeben (Gipsy Girl h B. ebby Solo-t. I:S-11.1ns 3 6 The l- nil Earl Grant - Decca Gene Musa.' 7 7 I hi e I lone 'I: A - Gigliola Cinquetti - RGE I0 3 lleisst Die notion? ISlow:ten \trimly I - Karel Goon Piolsiloi 9 8 NI lllll to t morido Vanusa - RCA 1;i3 ig 8 9 Teuton I in % Methor - Antonio Marcos - RCA Lietwsleid I Ileariaelies I Pete( Alexander-Ai Iola ;el ig Ill to Cis lllll -s lie 't',, ' Roberto Carlos - - CBS \ 8 9 3 Fin Student am. I psala A Student Irons 1 io..ela harsh Top LK Telehinken Melnik der Well 9 tl 3 Damon"( In 'Ilse Street -Nlarllia Hers es & The andellas- I 0 Iiii lll i l avel - Roberto Carlos - CBS CRS .1berbdirli Musk o ti sueewoi E - Agnaldo Timoleo - Odeon - Don Juan - Das e Dee & -Fontana- lisierv.i Music/Ruth 3 Outride \ Ilium - The Beatles - Odeon s der Ditevoilloehle e Beau/moot Johnny Rivers - RCA :i ‘ Preti•iidola 't remar Dutra - Odeon 6 6 Paulo Sur gro 'tul. 2 - Paulo Sergio - Caravelle 8 7 Soriano \ resso % ... - Wanderlev Cardoso - Copacabana 10 -.8 The Fool On The llill -Sergio Mendes - Odeon 7 9 l'or quern E.soti Apaixonada - Mart inho - Rozanblil Gernlan Clip} rights II 10 itanquese I his Mendigos - Rolling Stones - Odeon

56 Cash Box - Aura 5, -7,41 Tikiu Psi Germany Scandinavia WWW

Phonogram is going all out to really rights to "Gimme Gimme Good push the "World Star Festival" rec- tuvin — from Crazy Elephant which rd over the lop in sales. Last year. is storming the Cash Box Top 1110 DENMARK he record reached golden sales Hansa is going strong on new re- indlude Amen Cornet at Immediate narks with the Kolas going to the releases as well. The label lias just Actual releases !nun Metronome Re- cords niel ides a number of LP albums with "Hall As N We " Steppenwitlf at 3N0 orphans anti refugees. The price re-released "Wild Thing" by the Stateside with "Rock Me. - Beach Boys e:es raised from the $2.50 tag from Troogs as Well as German wamngs ol al Atlantic. Auto, Metronome, Elektra. A nola Eurodisc. Vault and Perl. as Cauitol with "1 Can Hear Music." ,ist year to a $3.20 rate this year. but "You've Lost That Lora Feeling" Singles include Wilson Pickett with Local group Vokalisterne has done he platter is well worth it with top by the Continental Brothers, as well [ley. Jude." Arthur Conley with "Where Did Our Love Go" in Danish tars Frank Sinatra, Julia Andrews, as "Up Up And Away - from Marian Ob-La-Da," both at Allan- al Odeon. EMI also introduces the *army Davis. Jr.. Dusty Springfield. Intro Music will be swinging a» ¿iv Bntish low-price label Oryx at the anion & GarKinkel, Dionne Warwick, alter the "Song For Europe" Eurovi lit Tore u S hits eight new French LP Danish market this week. 'om Jones. Diana Ross and the_ Su- sion Festival in Madrid this week Morin Musiklorlag is out with remes. the Bee Gees Herb Alpert, They have picked up the sub-publish- allouns 13artlav at the market ibis week Two new focal names at Tono "Casatschok." the new popular Russian toV Charles. Barbra Streisand. An- ing rights for the entries from Italy. also appeared al the market last week. dance, performed by Boris Rubaschkin l•Williams. Shirley Basse y. Sonny & Spain. France and Luxemburg and Flemming Antony and Elin. at the Elite label. Local artist Ann 4er. and Paul Muunat all donating control the rights to the German entry. Tholsted has (lone "Master Jack" in racks to the charity LP. The artists Rudy Slezak is going all out for EMI here is busy with a special Danish, here titled "Monsieur Dupont." end the record company are donating "The Walls Fell Down" from the promotion campaign bar the low-price labels Regal and Joy. Actual singles at Triola. heir profits as well so the record Marbles. -mild bring a stack uf dough to the Liberty Records is doing the do (or :NO charity cause A great gesture of the Filth Dimension who came. saw he record industry lar a fine cause. and conquered Germany with their Two publishers have changed ad- appearances early this year The NORWAY tresses. Ruth Von Der Dovenmuhle labulous quintet are due back this end his Minerva Music are now at Se- summer for promotion and Ty. Odd Borre. who was second in the Grand Prix label. eastianusstr. 29, 5021 Grosskoenigs- Larry Yaskiel's Antenna Public Re- local Song Festival here some weeks /VS Nera is out with the latest re- lorf. Germany. Telephone (02234) lations are going all out for the Bee ago, is no w out with his tune "Lena" leases at the Swedish label Olga as -.499, and Eckart Rahn lhas moved his Gee's newly "The First 01 May" at a Triola single. The song is com- well as lour LP albums at RCA Cam- t'yekhart Rahn Music Productions to which is zooming to the top ea the posed by Kiel! Kartsen with words by den Among RCA Victor singles Can be xeopold Strasse 28. 8 Munich M. charts here. Tyre Mosnes. Other releases from mentioned Charlie Pride with "Kaw- iermany with Telephone 338421. Manna Ulrich of Deutsche Vogue Arne Bendiksen A'S includes a num- Liga" and Jose Feliciano with "Adios Dr. 11:ens W Sikorski is on his way drops us a line alter a long silence to ber cil low-price LP albums at the Amor." o the statcs where he will visit New rave about sales on "Crimson And eork. Hollywood and Nashville to see Clover" by Tommy James and the rld blends and make new contacts. Shondells which has passed the 200.000 Phonogram has signed a new long- mark. Other Roulette and Kapp re- erm pact with Francoirm Hardy. The cordings are getting the big push as SWEDEN ,iench lass is produced by Montana's well. -tans Beierlein. UDO Jurgens was star The Rascals had a hit of trouble Actual releases from Metronome in- To Me" and "Living In A House Full if the recent festival in Rumania. with long hair during their recent visit cludes Anna-Lena Lofgren who has done 01 Love" in Swedish, and liasse & IDO has a new single out in England, to Bremen for a TV shot The tabulates "Rot ist die Liebe" and "Kingston Rune have done "Mrs Robinson" and le is Signed with Philips. 01 the live group were put in an extra room in a Market" in Swedish. Just in time for "Love Looks Good On You," also in dings that he recorded, tour are his restaurant and told to stay in or get the Eurovision Song Contest in Madrid, Swedish. iwn compositions and one was written out of the house. Metronome Records Sweden's Tommy Korberg is out with Recently debuting label BB Artist. or him by Lee Reed. who handles Atlantic here have put Ins entry "Judy, Min van. ' in English distributed by EMI here, is out with The first try at a German TV hit out press notices letting the industry titled "bear Mr. Jones." at a &met two more singles. Larrys has done earade is going well. The second pro. know about discrimination in Ger- single Amigo Musikproduktion AB "Ich will wieder nach Haus" and Rain reports over 50,000 requests and many Things like this happen but not oot w oil two local singles last week: "Roses For You" in Swedish, while mtes. olteii. thank God. Tema«, has done "I'm Gonna Knock Jorgens has done "From A Window" Hansa Records has picked up the That's it for this week in Germany. On Your Door" and Country Four has (a tune by Lennon-McCartney) b.w. done "A Place In The Sun - b.w. a with "I Can't Help Falling In Love local tune. With You:" the Former in English. Other local releases at the Sonet the latter in Swedish. , MCA Buys Miller Intl W ait horn Page 7) label include Jan Onnerud with "Listen conngurations. This new addition will nil Creanve Services Director: and be operative in the very near latent Ir Wine. A & R Director. With this dynamic step lorward we - and Classical Product. Kirsten s have solidified our marketing plans to Norway's Best Sellers tall al manufacturing and marketing establish MCA as a major recording ,pecialiste will continue as part ol Ilw company on the European Continent -.treeorganization. International Schallplatten This List Weeks 'Miller International's budget mer- is the most revolutionary and dynamic Week Week Un Chart handising concepts will cant Mue in record merchandising organization to I 1 5 Ilislett spesial (Lily The Pink) (Nordre Sving Blandede le same progressive manner with the enter the European market the Mannskor RCA Victor) Imudico A/S, Denmark are personnel," continued Adams. past ten years. ' Adams concluded 2 3 II Oh-La-Di. Obta-Da ihlzirmalades/CBS) Sonora Musikkforlag " Miller International Schallplatten "We are anticipating an increasing A'S. Norway urrently enjoys the lion's share of the growth pattern with this tremendously a - I 01. in. ej. sa Had jeg skal Hi (Kirsti Sparboe/Triola) Arne orgeoning budget market in Germany. Successful ojerration that now bee-omes Betuliksen AIS. Norway rah the added advantage of the MCA part of the WY lamily.•• 1 2 4 Blackberry Way IMOve/Polydort " (quest'« catalogs, which include Dec- 5 — h Mrs. Robinson (Simon & Garfunkel/CBS El') coral Brunswick, Vocation. UNI. 6 6 4 Son Of A Preacher Man (Dusty Springfield/Philips) Sonora ny• shamley. Kam, and Four C or Strong Reception For 71flusikklorlag A'S. Norway_ Li s ni the World labels, le supple- 8 18 Fru Johnsen ([harper Valley. P.T.A.1 linger Lise Andersen/ viii new budget productions con- Cliff Richard In Italy RCA Victor Sweden Music AB. Sweden Lenny being produced in Germany. NIII.AN Chit Richard's terse sit fie it t in Build Me Up. Buttercup iFoundations/Pye) Sonora Musikk- e anticipate an even greater share Italy was marked by great sucres' Wriest A'S. Norway a broader market in the immediate Just concluded, the visit by the English 9 — I World Star Festival i Various affirms/Philips) LP mere star saw him make "live" rust ap- its 5 i Urn Linn' In Shame 1Diana Ross-SupremesiTamla Motown) Reuter 8z Reuter AB. Sweden Miller I «na lion al Se ha Ilia: dten pearances on radio anti TV EMI was founded in late 19h I in Hamburg. lLi na hosted a cocktail party lor the :(ermany. by the Messrs Miller. Bear- perlormer with some lee( gat- ("entitle mann and tvitle. Their basic purpose to grem him Ileavy engagements an being planned for Richard's return to was re procItier long playing Sweden's Best Sellers record that could ix. sold al a lower a country where his popularity is high nice, and in spite of still industry. resistance at all levels. the lirm pro- I 1 :. One Way Ticket (Eleanor Bodel/Olgai Belinda eSeandinavie) ;trued to become one ol the mosl Hochdorf To Eng. \I: Stearn 18 161nant lactors in the record market NEW YORK — Joel lloclidorl. pub- 2 6 2 indt . min van iTommy KorbergiSonell Sonet Music AB, in the Continent today. Miller Inter- linty and promotion chic! oh MCA Re- sw rden istional presently services approx. cords International. jets to London 3 3 I The Jungle Book tSoundl rack in Swedish/Disneyland, mately 6.000 accounts, including all April 3 lo attend the International Fes- 1 — i 111-j. Clown eJan Malmsjo/CI3S) Sonora Musikforlag AB. major department stores and chain twal of Country and Western Music Sweden aores in Germany and Austria. On April 5 5 2 N Gunga. gunga s Where Did Our Love Gol tasse Berghageni William P. Gallagher. company ester:- In addition. linehrlorl will hold meet- Ka rusell e Hunter dr R euter AB. S weden itive directly responsible for MCA's ings with Peter Pnnve. newly appoint- 6 s a Amer: pilar e Little Arrows) (Ewa Roos/Epic) Sweden Music nternational marketing plans, said ed publicity and pronuilion controller Ali, Swecien hat, "The Miller International acquisi- .11 MCA Records Ltd in expanding the 7 7 2 Blackberry Way iltylove/Polydon ion gives us the opportunity to move eentlfirm'S le01110 tillo progra m in a — I Where Do. You Go Tu (My Lovely) (Peter Sarstedl /United nt., the German market in full swing °gland ArtistSi United Artists Musiklorlag. Sweden with the kind of implementation we o 1 6 Da Rao Iton Ron iClaes Dirk/n/01ga) Belinda (Scandinavia) eel is necessary to accomplish the Foreign Sub. Rate AB. Sweden Coals we've so for ourselves Plans 10 — I Snart blir del sommar igen tics hum Imes de Belize) lye already under way to provide for Air Mail $55. Regular $35. (Osten Warnerbring/Karuselle he 'W O W:d a m id lape product in all

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EDITORIAL: Straight Talk on "Jukebox Music"

Ever since Jersey operator Bill Cannon first publicly time and again, "every bar has its timid souls, folks deplored the com munications vacuum between the who want to play the music box but just don't have record and the music operating industries, the subject the courage to stand up there in plain sight and select that twistin' and shoutin' music." Bilotta, and many of "jukebox music", or rather the "lack of it", has been a major source of aggravation to both industries. The of his operating colleagues, are positive that anywhere alledged scarcity of "location oriented" singles irritates from 10 to 25% more money can be earned in the the music operator, who feels his needs are being ne- cash box by making more adult music available to 4.0 glected by a record industry that concentrates almost location patrons. completely upon the teenage record buyer. Standing 2. While the jukebox runs a far second to the radio station as a record sales promoter, it does neverthe- individually as the largest buyer of single records in the market today, the operator sees this neglect as an less help greatly to stimulate interest in a new tune. Coin phonographs can very ably compliment the radio insulting slap in the face. The record industry on the other hand is equally in breaking a record in any given area, and in count- irritated by the operator's repeated plea for more juke- less cases have — especially where the record com- pany has shown the foresight to send out promotional box music, and for one very sensible reason — they're not quite sure what "jukebox music" really means. copies to the operator at the time of release. On the When record industry execs have tried pinning oper- subject of radio play, it should be noted that the average tavern customer is the kind of fellow who ators down to a definition at various trade conventions, listens to the middle-of-the-road stations while driving they heard such phrases as: "adult music," "stereo singles", "little LP's", "oldies", etc. But after attempting the -car. Therefore, when record people say the easy- listening stations "don't sell records" they should be to satisfy this "need", too many record people have more specific and put the phrase "to kids" at the end. found more real truth in the operator reply, "we don't These stations which cater to adults are stimulating need this stuff, just give us the hits." interest in location-styled music and this can be , Therefore, there's no sense beating about the bush translated very aptly into sales to jukebox operators... any longer. Marketing patterns in record selling are 3. With the record buying public becoming more rigid and refined . . the guide rules are simple and and more album conscious as years go by, the singles unavoidable: 1. Release records that have the best chance of buying power of the operating industry gets bigger and bigger. Some say operators buy over 40% of reaching the top 100 trade charts, charts that are singles today. Many predict that the operator will pass heavily teen-influenced. that halfway mark in the very near future and wonder 2. Pull every trick out of the hat to get that record on the "top 40" radio stations, because, "you're dead what the record industry will do differently when that: occurs. Operators are the only record buyers who without radio play." 3. If you get that prized radio exposure, push, push, need singles. But how long, we wonder, will push to get records shipped to every nook and cranny they be content simply as a catch basket for teenage of the country covered by that play as fast as possible music. Plain and simple, if the operator really feels he's and press your distributors to keep sales action hot and heavy. A pop single today has a very short and in need of more "jukebox music" there's one sure way delicate life and if it's not available to the buyer when to get it — by buying more "jukebox music." If one - the buyer wants it, you're dead again. stops, distributors and record manufacturers notice di a decided upward movement in their middle-of-the- Try to do otherwise than the above and record road product (and we don't mean the Sinatra's and people will tell you you're walking on mighty thin ice. So then, faced with this inexorable sales pattern, the Herb Alpert's) and determine that the music oper- ator is responsible, there'll follow a noticeably in- how and why should the music operator expect the creased volumn of such records hitting the market. record industry to produce disks especially for him? Why when there's such a vast difference between a Let's face it, both industries are in a dollars and cents business that only changes its attitudes when the record that suits the tastes of the teenager and one market it exploits changes its buying habits. There is, that hits the mark with the adult jukebox player. Why in fact, quite a bit of adult product available for use especially, when the record people are certain music on music machines. If the one-stop is too busy selling ,operators do just as well by programming their ma- chart hits, take the time to search for the "quieter chines straight from the charts. Well, now that we've given the record maker's atti- tunes" yourself. Record companies can do their part by not chasing tudes on "jukebox music'', we're going to say why he away the quality artists in preference to the hard rock should still devote attention, and considerable atten- groups anymore. Plenty of operators have told us they tion, to the jukebox business. So let's put a few facts buy records it they think their locations will like them, down on the operator's side: 1. While the operator may be doing fine with chart and don't even care if they're on the radio or not. Briefly then, no cooperative union will ever really records, he can still do better by capturing some of materialize between the two industries if one doesn't that "plus business" at the location that wants middle- of-the-road adult music. As Johnny Bilotta has said show the other what it wants by what it buys.

ish Box — Apr,i 5. 1569 Ops Prepare 29 Ways To Score Expo Ground Rules, Exhib Cites, For Pin Battle On New Bally Pin Aired by MOA Execs & Mfr. Reps cmcAGO - Fred Gain, executive CHICAGO — The showing of °Hen- Mil, are available through the M W secretary of the Illinois Coin Machine sive films, serving of liquor in the office. Operators Assn., advised last week exhibit area, games tournaments During Monday's meeting with (hi that a copy of Senate Bill 8592 will held on the convention floor and phonograph exhibitors, the set e shortly be mailed to all Illinois gaines other subjects, were among the points ground rules, adopted in 1965, we', operators accompanied by an appeal discussed during a two-day meeting read by Fred Granger and una 4 that all dues he paid in lull in order last Monday and Tuesday (24 & 25). mously approved Some opposit that sufficient financial support be at the Sherman noose in Chicago. was expressed to the hiring of lemak mounted to combat this harmful between MOA and representatives models for the booths but this waj piece of legislation. I l'O M the phonograph exhibitors and resolved, however, and it was agreee Senate BM 592. introduced to the amusement gantes exhibitors, who'll that as long as they are not too scant Illinois Senate March 18th by Senator be participating in this year's conven- ily clad, female models in hootlu Harris W. Sawe11 of 'haulage County. tion would be perfectly permissable. would make it unlawful "to keep or MOA officers in attendance includ- The question ol a possible revisi use a pinball game in the state of ed Bill Cannon, chairman of the in exhibit hours was discussed y Illinois and provide for seizure and Board: Howard Ellis, president: Tuesday's meeting. It was suggest destruction of said games." Lew Ptacek. secretary. Les liontouth, that booths be opened a little Mi Gain advised that the definition id treasurer: and Fred Granger, execu- later in the morning. "It is our intek "pinball" in the bill is extremely tive vice president. lion to satisfy all exhibitors," stated elastic and could very easily apply The phonographs exhibitors met (franger, "so we will try to open t to a whole host of other coin amuse- on Monday and the amusement show a little later in the morning, ii ment machines, apart from the stand- games exhibitors on Tuesday, with the hopes that this will not confli Bully Op-Pop-Pop ard pin. Howard Ellis presiding over both with any scheduled meetings il • The bill is currently awaiting a meetings. seminars." hearing by the Illinois. Senate Judi- CHICAGO — "Most feature- packed Following last year's convention, ciary Com mittee. Although no date solo player flipper game in years," is complaints were registered regard- Some ol the more pertinent grout is set for the hearing, trade sources the way Bill O'Donnell. president of ing the showing of certain films, term- rules agreed upon at last week expect it to come to term in April. Bally Manufacturing Corporation. Chi- ed offensive, in the exhibit area. It conference included: Should the bill pass the com mittee, cago. describes 'Op-Pop-Pop.' delivery was decided that exhibitors desiring Exhibitors have a free hand ; the measure would then go before of which com menced this week. to run films al this year's conven- choosing the decor and layout of the the assembled Senate for a vote. "One of the numerous score.building tion must submit them to the MOA individual displays. However, th Passage here would automatically features in 'Op-Pop-POp.'" O timnell Exhibitors Com mittee for review are requested to exercise restrai refer the bill to the House where said, "is the new 'Button Jungle' and approval, prior to showing. Fail- in the amount of money spent the tia procedure would be ',Mow- right smack at the top of the play- ure to comply will result in forfeiture said decorations. ed. field—a cluster of 10 rollover buttons of contract Phonographs will be played at t Heading up the opposition to the each scoring 100 when lit. The serving of liquor will be con- 1969 Exposition in half hour inte hill on the part of ICAIOA is execu- "Players are permitted to take max. fined to individual rooms, hospitality vales, with each of the five mari tive secretary Gain (himself an imum advantage of the 'Flinton Jungle' suites, etc., but will be prohibited on b earers taking its turn (the NS attorney) and the association's legal by the back-track action built into 'Op. the exhibit floor. As Fred Granger phonograph display will now 4 counsel Jim Winning. Gain is also Pop-Pop' — a playlield layout which pointed out when the above items guided by the same rules as the fo appealing to all amusement operators clears the way for a skillful flipper were discussed, "It is our intention American manufacturers) Earphone in the State to lend their financial slot to drive the ball back to the top and the intention of our exhibitors. for "off hours" will also be perm É support to the association in its bat of the panel for another dive down the I ant sure, to conduct this convention led, if manufacturers request then! de to beat down this prejudicial score studded field. And 'back-track' in a clean, businesslike manner and Record manufacturers may pl. legislation. action can be repeated again and a- .we can accomplish this by remaining their records at any time during ef gain with each ball above reproach in our exhibits and hibit hours, but at a reasonable v "Two separate bonus features add maintaining ourselves within the ume. They may not, however, hilo, SEGA, G+W Merge to the score thrills of 'Op-Pop-Pop.' bounds of good taste." these records on any coin phonograp.r The 'Pop Scores Bonus' advances As to tournaments. MOA had is- that might be donated by one of th from 10 to 500 by hitting Black. Red or sued a set of rules in 1968 which will manufacturers. TOKYO — SEGA Enterphses Presi- White Mushroom Bumpers, and high- remain in effect for anyone planning Phonograph manufacturers in dent David Rosen announced officially est lit 'Pop Score' is collected by sink- to hold tournaments in their indivi- show their vending equipment b at a board meeting that a partial stock ing the ball in the •pop Score' Kickout dual booths this year Copies of these may not vend any free products. exchange had taken place between Hole. shareholders ol SEGA and Gull + "Even more exciting is the new Western Industries, Inc. 'Out Hole Bonus' by which ball can actually add 500 lo the score while Rosen stated that "We anticipate sinking into the sewer The 'Out Hole great expansion in all areas of the Bonus advances — 10. 50, 100. 200, coin machine business — both in 300. 400. 500, whenever Top Center Japan and internationally — as a re- Button or Blue Bumper is hit or any sult of this affiliation. We also foresee button in the 'Button Jungle' is hit the missibility. of expanding the scope while lit. Then every ball which en- of SEGAS In: factoring efforts and ters oul-hole via Leit or Right Lane exports lino new lines." with adjacent 'Collect Bonus' lit by skill adds highest lit 'Out Hole-Bonus> The SEGA President indicated that to total score. \ net% recreation and amuse- 'An extension of the 'Out Hole ment opportunities are opening up on Bonus' is the extra ball which is de- fmi ti sides t the Pacific and our two livered to the shooter tip, whenever a twins look h / Ma Ill to united progress ball escapes through Bottom Lanes At the trade show conference dealing with music- machines were (left to righ Ili It•Is111'4 .-isitie Industry." I k• said while 'Extra Ball' is lit by hitting standing, Bill Cannon, Les Bieck (Rock-Ola), Hank IA-)ser (NSM). A. lorthil discussions :ore scheduled tor Blue Bumper after 'Out-Hole Bonus Palmer, Jr. (Wurlitzer). Stan Jariwki (Sechurg), tint Newlander (Rowe Intl 111.• Ill..' I tilt U1111 )1 ill explore in has climbed to the top. and Don lk-smond (Seeburg); (seated, left to right) Les Montooth. La Piave detail the lwst .111-as I or cooperation. "With 29 ways to build scores, 'Op- Howard Ellis and Fred Granger. Amusement machine factory representativ Pop-Pop' is the happiest solo player who eonviened the following day included: Bill DeSelm (Williams). He game in %cars and operators are (»clinger (Chicago Coin), Ross Scheer (Midway I. Len Sehneller (U.S. Billard Adult UP's Released going to grin all the way to the bank Purveyor's Herb Perkins and John Minton (representing American Shuffl after every. 'Op-Pop-Pop . collection." board), Manny Spindel (Spindel Insurance). Ken Fischer (Fischer Mfg.) a O'Donnell Concluded. BUFFALO — Steve Brodie, promi- Gene Wagner of Nutting Industries. nent record distributor and one-stop. per with offices in Buffalo Roehester and Syracuse, has released two new little LP's exclusively for jukebox operators. The junior albums, which feature the delightful organ music of Brad Swanson. are currently avail- able tor purchase at most record out- lets on the Thunderbird label. Disks are nationally distributed by Masters Releasing. Inc. also ot Buffalo The Swanson disks idler a superb collection of old standard melodies and some up-to-date show tunes. Ideally suited tor restaurant and lap MI MI [orations. Brodie describes Swanson s music as "the kind of material adults will pay to play." Thu- Peg 0 My Heart' LP features such numbers as 'Maria Elena'. 'Slow Poke'. 'Dream a Little Dream 01 Me . 'Who's Sorry Now' and ot course the title song itsell CHICAGO — Larry and Ronnie Kag- The second LP. entitled The Whis- number of operators front throughout han and Cliff Staufier_ sales and S O ban hosted the first local showing of pering Organ Sound of Brad S wan- this area. On display were both the Ill`e en it neer I A.t.A.. Oaklanc the new NSM Prestige phonograph NSM Prestige t MO selections) and son '. oilers such tunes as 'Spanish based ;S.A, representatives to in their newly-organized Specialty Eyes'. 'Yellow Bird', 'Hello Dolly'. the Console 130 (130 selections). the German.made machine. Show Sales Corporation of America show- 'Red Roses for a Blue Lady anti in the photo on the right (left t rooms at 2606 W. Peterson. on Satur- Shown in the photo on the left (left 'Sum mer Place' Both Thunderbird day. March 22nd, right> a e: Fred Thaisen (Genen albums are in stereo to right t are: Jim my RUSSO (Apex Music I 't rp.) and Ronnie Kaghan, the lull-day affair attracted a good Music). Larry Kaghan. Ronnie h.ag.

60 Cash Box — April 5, 19e

— 0 Jews Wnns. Baseball Offers Defensive Play SCCOA Planning 5-Part 8-Ball Meet

HICAGO — Williams Electronics. H MBIA An important decision clear. I don't go around and poll par- te„ introduced their latest amuse- ‘‘ made In, fficers and members ol ticipating locations to see what brand tent game to the trade last week. ihe South Carolina Coin Operators As- of tables the operator has, The only Fast Ball", which is a two-player sociation during their recent annual thing we require of the operator is aseball game. is available in the convention iMarch 22-231 A derision that they follow the formal of the U.S. :gular or novelty models and fea- to exploit coin operated 8-ball tourna- Billiard S 8-Ball format These tourna- ires the "exciting innovation of de- ments The trade group fanned an 8- ments are designed for any coin- -mite baseball", whereby players Ball com mittee headed by Royce operated " 8-Ball table. cn, by pressing the infielder or out- Green. Jr , of Rosemary Amusement elder button, actually catch the ball. Co,. to ineel in the near lulure to dis- Com menting upon the potential of Fast Ball. has an animated base- cuss plans, line up sanctioned loca- 8-Ball tourneys, Green said. "this arming unit and a variety of pitches - tions. and sel a date and place could be one ol the best things to 1st curve and knuckler. ever happen to South Carolina coin Green said. "with ihe 111-111 (il lenny operators. The potential is just fan- Schnellei who has done (il pro- tastic. Len proved that to us. Pool Y. Ops Guild oui hard work on 8 Hall tourn- used to he a dirty word, but now all aments all mur the rountrY. hope that is being changed with the intro- to stage .irea Or district con- duction of 8-Ball competition." auds 8-Ball Idea tests. u Inch ss begin ttt • week apart, 'INGSTON. t• -A regular ri ttttt MI> not to has e he playoffs on the Other members of Green's 8-Ball inner meemi.. llie New York State same date. duo billow with a state genitors Guild brought out a stand• championship w ith the class A. B, C committee include Jerry Palasis Ce- cil Parsons. H. H ilackler, Carl Pap- ig-room-only- attendance of 1, wrattors and Women's Hit el, in winners of the nd guests to the Governor Chi min area contests competing for top state ua and J P. Baru k Mel here last Wed evening. March honors " 9th President Jack Wilson reviewed Williams Foal Ball everal items on the agenda, induct- The tournaments is ill abide by the Active's U.S Billiards Sain culled 8-Ball for- ag the add-a-ball problem in Suffolk Williams' Billy DeSelm said, "Fast THE CHOICE HNC 'minty. and then requested member- Ball oilers highly competitive two- m:a and be coordinated among the hip opinion on their recently held 8- players action and is the closest thing assorlalion. the co:opiate°. LgStOur- the Lowed genii Dist ri hul tog and Len Schneller. all tournament . around tu actual baseball We think Prices Operator Ed Solomon of Square everyone, Players, fans and games - Sidinelltic said. there is an awful and unusement said enthusiasm at those operators will want to open the sea- lot 01 behind the scenes work involved f his table locations which partici- son with a winner. We recommend. in Ille planning and staging of 8-Ball Bell Equipment ated in the event remained high. this game for two plays tor a guar- tourneys. It's this way because we aeh asking tor a second such contest, know the optirator does nui want to ALWAYS br business increased throughout. The game has steel (stainless' front gel into the tournament business. He Exclusive Gottlieb, Rock Ola. Fischer )(Amon staled, with one spot citing a door and molding, optional single. just doesn't have the time The only and Chicago Coin Distributor for Eastern ecord January during the weeks of double, or triple chutes and individual work he has to do is during the two- Pennsylvania. South Jersey and Delaware ournament play. Table collections tilt-out coin trays. The crated weight day playoffs. other than that his ef- Aannememe Mechins Co. (dined considerably during the elimi- is 345 pounds_ fort. is limited ACTIVE Fast Ball is on display at your local 666 lb 6.044 Uteri Plut, 30 P. FOUR 91495 Mims at the for:awns Solomon 110116rheon Suanon Pena. late& and remarkably held high even Williams Electronics distributor. "One thing we would like to make !ter the contest rom•luded "Some or he players lound they weren't as toed as they thought, alter losing at he playoffs. and are now playing a ol More to sharpen their skills tor the text tournament," he stated Music Ind games collections were also up onsiderahly (luring tournament seeks, Solomon stated. President Wilson aired some of its personal opinions on the tourna - tent of bad will from those custom- m's who lost in the contest were ill- ounded. "The people who were leat. :11 out only blamed themselves." Wil- ton advised. • The consensus of opinion was over- whelmingly in favor of staging an- mher tournament and the Member- ship decided to begin again in the fall. Frank Greco of Frank Greco Bros Distributing was appointed to search out -ii larger hall for the playoffs, as they found the Newburh VFW Post too small for the amount of players and spectators who turned out. The sec- REGULAR ond 8-ball contest will again comprise OR 64 sanctioned locations with entry pri- ority given to those spots competing NOVELTY MODEL in the first contest. On a motion from Wilson. the mem- bership gave a hearty round Of up- abuse to Len Schneller, present at the meeting, whose ITS. Billiards system was followed in the first tournament. Schneller also revealed that he and D.S. Billiards president Al Simon are currently working out plans to stage spectacular National 8-Ball Cham- pionship in 1970, a contest which will bring lour division winners from 128 local tournaments into some central • Point in the US. to compete for over • «MY COMPETITIVE \or.1 PLUS THE EXCITING INNOVATION $100.000 in prize money. GREAT Two L , . „OF The Guild meeting was also at- • PAYER ACTION L11111VI Ñ DEFENSIVE BASEBALL tended by a number of factory and • distributor representatives, among • ANIMATED RASE-RUNNING UNIT PRESS INFIELDER, OUTFIELDER them Cliff Stauffer of Associated Coin 11, BUTTON TO CATCH BALL. Amusement, U.S. dealers for the NSM • VARIETY OF PITCHES Prestige phonograph. Stauffer assisted (VAS/. CURVE ANO ANUCKLER; ' Tom Greco, president of Greco Bros -FASTBALL"-THE CLOSEST THING Die., is previewing the Prestige pho- PI ek TO BASEBALL- OPEN THE SEASON nograph at the meeting. See separate hMANEAI SICOTHRE SPECIALVARWUS FORHInIIIINGHBASSCEOBASEBALL 6 I story on Greco showroom introduction \-WITH A WINNER. which took place the following day. TWO PLAYS FOR A OUARITR RSCOPRAMINDED Other salesmen attending included Iry Kempner of Runyon Sales, Artie B SA( of Vendo. Walter Straus of Na- tional Vendors and Bob Catlin of Bi- ALSO DELIVERING SPOOKS & MISS "0" Iona Enterprises. Catlin. currently assisting upstate operator Jack LaHart in the North- State 8-Ball Tournament (due to cli- 91, • • es max al a grand playoff in the Lake IELECTR O NICIII, INC.

Placid Olympic Arena June 14-15). 3401 NORTH CALIFORNIA AVENUE • CHICAG O. ILLINots some • CAINE ADORERS %NIL COIN CHICAGO Invited operators to attend that event Catlin also passed out copies of the AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY THROUGH YOUR WILLIAMS DISTRIBUTOR new JAY BEE Record 'Merry Go Round Of Love' by Roberta Quinlan tO the operators.

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NEW SPRING PRICES CeslaBox- Round The Route Davis Quality Reconditioned Equip ment They Look And Operate Like New EASTERN FLASHES 1.1x uril Inc good weeks Browne read the financial report at SEEBURG PHONOGRAPHS • 1, ,.. p: h, rm. • lw %I Denver testimo- the info'd the group was ratlier soli nilM.,‘ tool and the UJA coin did - indeed Enjoyed chatting with Mr Fleetwood $895 >HUI • • collItleitlee is pressing Douglass. Mike Mulqueen. Ron Gee Electra 795 boiler than e'er to get those donation ory. Ed Solomon. et al. and learn pledges in Meeting last Thursday their recent aball tourney was extri t LPC 480 645 e) cuing ¡March 27th). division chair- ely satisfactory to all Iry (the kissit LPC - 1 625 man Gil S note again urged the salesman) Kempner Iron, Runyon ai onimineemen to press their efforts Walt Strauss 1 National were I W URLITZER PHONOGRAPHS lo raise the badly needed funds that hand representing their respecl -- help so inueli over in Israel. Much has firms. staying the night at the GotE 2800 $425 been done already by the com mittee nor Clinton Hotel Frank Greco 2600 275 but Ihe hulk remains Please respond Greco Bros. Dist told the group he 2400 185 vhatel% when your UJA rep calls been on TV that week, along with 0th for your pledge We'll do our part by town leaden of DuPont, N.Y.. lobbbb 2300 150 listIng names of contributors nu Ille for some civic improvements. Jai enagazim• as they come in. Wilson once again urged the groug SEEBURG WALLBOXES MYRON'S ‘IERRY GO ROUND - lu-ph around to see if any Meat* Myron Sugerman's organization Ibis were still using the wooden cue stick 3W1 - 100 Selection $9.00 been receti tug plenty of consumer outlawed in the State as - posSib 3WA - 200 Selection 39.00 press coverage since (heir recent sale wealions." Some talk about direct sit 3WA - 160 Selection 39.00 and shipment of the famous El Dorado problems had the group embroited .fi carousel to Tokyo's Toshsimaen Amuse- awhile but the Guild has their distuf nient Park. Myron himself did quite a pretty well under control. Some troub SEEBURG HI Fl REBUILT SPEAKERS bit (A research into existing carousels from a "Jersey concern" tito. bea HFAS - 1 $19.95 alter he received the query From Japan. some watching All in all, was a nia After much work, he located the giant illuminating int.•fing. HFCV3 - 8 (Corner) 19.95 El Dorado down in Wildwood where it had been shipped alter its former AMI HI Fl REBUILT SPEAKERS home. Steeplechase Park. had been demolished Understand some of the HOUSTON HAPPENING! EX 600 $25.00 big magazines will run photo items on the undertaking Good press for A new and last growing vend the business. operation in this city es the Bur SPEAKING OF PARKS - Larry Distributor at 2621 Richmond. Sui (Mlenti's Mutoscope factory out in lea Houston Organization was cot long Island City is presently in lull pleted some seven months ago v DAVIS DISTRIBUTING CORP. su mg assembling photo, voice recorder W. E. Burns president and owne and other arcade and parks items for and Ed Morrison. manager. Ru 738 Erie Boulevard, East their sum mer customers Joe said they would presently tontiflI Munves likewise is in and out of the with exclusive operation of light •i Syracuse, New York 13210 Tenth Ave. (drives visiting his costo- medium vending equipment and gre O W N and expediting their machine ually move into heavier stuff OpEE Tel: 1-315-475-1631 orders. Quiz units and soccer tables are tions ol proven amusement games, eurrently big with arcade tips, says hinted, might come later . Alta Joe. dance past few months at Seehui ON THE AVENUE - Hot table item phonograph service school, 7:30 p for several months at At New every Wednesday at H. A. Franz & ( York is the All-Tech line. says Murray has sel a new high record. School I BUY Kaye. Seems ops like the play meter continue for at least six more morn Also understand it can be easily re- Periodic vending machine sessions . paired alter machine breakin's. and held on Thursday nights and yeti suppose that's a sales Factor here in mailed in advance. . John E. IS "fun city". Speaking ol tables. tams. ABC Music. complained t Sam (Musical lllll ents) Morrison says getting competent mechanical h one uf his Spanish locations in upper was his major problem Ads in di papers had not proven success FOR Manhattan has lured the services uf sonic Argentine billiard ace who'll be . . L. C. Butler, head of Gulf Co T O P EA R NIN G S demonstrating lus skills for customers Distributing Co iWurlitzert • annou next week. Great %%it)" to get folks into cd that Gus M. Wueste was new ma IN the location. says Sam Abe Lipsky ger of Gulf Coast Distributing EVERY TYPE OF LOCATION getting good delivery on the N MI Antonio office. Robert H. (Bi Prestige phonograph these weeks, look- Bear and Ralph D. ernes'. Natio EVERYWHERE mg toward fine sales action.... Tom my and Regional sales managers rest) Greco. whose territory on behalf of the lively for The Wurlitzer Colima ";:\I machine is the entire State of made Gulf Coast Distributing th New York (except for Lipsky's area of home base during recent business ti New York City and Long Island), receiv- of a Fred Troy. owner NI: ing excellent delivery on the unit from Amusement Co.. set himself shall M W ORLD WIDE YOUR ONE-STOP IN Europe. expecting over 300 units before apart from rank and file when the spring rush is over. . . In Green declared business much better tt SUPER MARKET for M USIC —VEN DING --GA MES and Lou Wolberg at Runyon report fine average . . Hawkins Sen-ice sales activity on the Kaye Company's owned by Rill Hawkins, reportedly new 'Apollo' coin table line with their one local coinmatic firm where customers. Good looking and well hands work all time. made, the lads say. . Al Di mino Long experienced operator L. AMUSEMENT GUNS at Albert Simon. Inc , info's the firms Gardener. owner Gardener Sales Cie been moving a goodly number of neither gloomy nor optimistic ab present over all local coin mach CHICAGO COIN WILD WEST $395 Rock-Ola vending units of late. includ- ing some nice orders for the coffee operations. Operator P. L. NI: CHICAGO COIN SUPER SCOPE 350 machine mon, big and tall he is. looks ph CHICAGO COIN PONY EXPRESS 150 FLORIDA FUNSEEKERS - Ronnie "Texan-like" in that ten gallon ci MID WAY FLYING SAUCER GU N 425 Gold at Cleveland Coin vacationing in boy hat. . Coin Machiners are MID WAY RIFLE RANGE 150 Miami till the end of this week. Dave the only small businessmen compel MID WAY ONE MILLION B.C. GU N Liebling holding down the old fort out for office and mechanical hired ht 495 in Cleveland says he's busier than the Nearly all small business, indeland 1 one armed paper hanger with amuse- appliance dealers mentioned of fba ment machine orders. The CleCoin folks are in same boat. Fringe benefits do a very sizable business with arcade doubtly is the problem. People are people and have for years. Finn dined to shun smaller concerns: e‘ • i SPECIAL! HELICOPTER TRAINER $465 I founder Morris Gisser was a true leave them for the majors at less ; pioneer in this phase of the business. and more fringe benefits. One solut TER MS: 1/3 Dep., Rel. Sight Draft or C O D. Also in Florida on a business/ might be trade associations but t would pose a problem of an organi W e cony rho most complete line of Phonographs, Ga mes, Arcade pleasure junket lest week was Johnny Bilotta. Johnny's 'Fun 'n Food' establish- lion big and stable enough to ban and Vending Equip ment. Write for Complete 1.1•11 ments down there have kept him hop- the project. Organized craft la ping lor several months now and we unions have made good progress guess he's hit the State over a half- their National organizations. Uni' beos Ilije iabs W O RL D W I D E distributors dozen limes since Christmas. Mine Workers, maybe the granda' NY GUILD MEETING - Was fine of them all as to direct benefits I 2730 WEST FULLERTON AVE., CHICAGO 47. ILL meeting all the lads up at Kingston its membership, has an amazing l w EVerglade 4.2300 CABLE GAMES- CHICAGO week before last as Jack Wilson's adionistrative cost In eompars tz o operators met for their regular dinner- believe United Fund spends about I confab. Secretary-treasurer Gen tor mho inst rat ion lees

64 Cash Box - April 5, l' te-4:t.,";;;;:. DON'T SWING AT Round The Route JUST ANYTHING-- WAIT FOR THE GOOD ONE! ICAGO CHATTER MILWAUKEE MENTIONS CHICAGO COIN'S NEW

ILLINOIS operators are being urged Some 26 operators and service per- ICMOA's Fred Gain to join the sonnel from the Wisconsin area attend- 2-PLAYER (ht to defeat the proposed anti-pin- ed a service school on the Rowe "Mu- g legislation currently before the sic Miracle" phonograph, held at the it.. Legislature Senate Bill #592. Pioneer Sales 8t Services showrooms rodueed on March 18th by Senator last Thursday (20). The factory's ¡wen of Naperville. Ill., is scheduled Hank Hoevenaar came in to conduct r hearing this April. The hill, il the session. Hosts Joel Kleiman and YANKEE ssed, would outlaw the operation of Sam Cooper were more than pleased 111)011 games in the State of Illinois. with the turnout of "students" and un has issued copies of the bill to with the fine -presentation made by I operators. both members and non- Hoevenaar while the class was in pro- embers. in an effort to rally their gress. He thoroughly explained the pport Funds are needed. Please workings of the NIM113, concentrating on matt Fred at the ICMOA offices. BASEBALL installation, trouble shooting, etc. . . dgely Building. Springfield. Ill. Phone We understand LaCrosse, Wis. group, imber is 1217) 544-3221 Williams The Unchanged Minds, have made ettronies. Inc has a new baseball quite an impact on the local scene me which iv as just released this with their new single release "We tek CaIlmt -Fast Ball', Billy DeSelm Can't Go On Thus Way" (Teen Town) OUT APRIL 15th sariluts a .is a coin-operated base- Chatted with Russ Townsend of It game with a new concept de- United, Inc.. where action continues baseball' " It's exciting and at a hot and heavy pace on the Won ade-to-order t, ir two-player tun. adds itzer "Americana III"! Russ inform- -Fast Ball' is doing great on test ed us that United arranged a series anon and the factory is currently of on-the-spot service schools, which lull production. . . IAAP's Bob have proven most effective_ Wurlitz- undred is back at his busy desk Col- er's Bob Harding has already cover- umn a trip abroad Among the ed quite a bit of ground in Wisconsin. ea' ontries he and his wife visited were conducting sessions right on the opera- Walk ily. Denmark, Greece, Persia and tor's premises! . All's well, and c Holy Land. Quite a trip! . plenty busy at Hastings Dist, Co. mny and Larry Kaghan ol Specialty Jack and Jim Hastings are ably Iles Corp of America enjoyed a good holding down the fort, in anticipation ntrator turnout for their showing last of Sam Hastings' return- from vaca' She's a Proven Money Maker AVAILABLE FOR .tek of the NSM Prestige and Consul lion within the next couple of weeks. DELIVERY THROUGH YOUR ti phonographs. . . Just received Jack's hopeful that his dad will bring ir copy of 'Cheer', the monthly pub. back lots of fish from Florida, since COINTRONICS DISTRIBUTOR -anon put out by Les Montooth. En' so many people here are expecting 2510 WYANDOTTE sed it very much. Les. . . 'Op Pop to share in the catch! John Jan- MOUNTAIN VIM CA IS the new solo player flipper kewski of Radio Doctors reports good 415 HI OM hle just released by Bally Manufac- operator reaction to the following COINTRONICS tine It's a dynamic new game. ac- singles: "Singin My Song" by Tam my tiding to Bally president Bill (Mon- Wynette (Epic), "To Know You Is 'Il. 'with 29 ways to build scores." To Love You" be Bobby Vinton (Epic). I.'an see it at your local Bally dis- "There Never by -A Time" by ibutor. .. The Minnesota Automatic Jeannie C. Riley (Plantation) and erehandising Council fa state council "Happy Heart" by Andy Williams X AMA) plans an interesting agenda (Columbia). IF you are reading r their annual meeting June 6-8. at Madden Inn and Goll Club in • ainerd. Minn . Atlas Music Cam- says Joe Kline tells us invitations to someone else's copy of e April 9th Rowe Music Miracle fiord are going out this week Ses- CALIFORNIA CLIPPINGS On, lobe held in the Atlas showrooms. ill be conducted by Hank Hoevenaar. The big excitement at Chicago Ron Pepple ot Northwest Sales. A.J. mantic Industries centers around (Bart) Bartholomew and Clayton L. Cash Box rhampaigif, firm's recently debuted Ballard of Wurlitzer Distributing Corp. x-player bowler. Initial reaction of San Francisco arid Los Angeles, roughout the trade has been simply respectively, played hosts to a five- 'eat, according to Mort Secare.... day service seminar sponsored by The whynot mailthiscoupon tee meeting Ken Fischer of Fischer Wurlitzer Co. Taking on the teaching anulacturing in Tipton, Mo. Ken's assignments were: C.B. (Professor) -outing around for some space here Ross, Leonard Hicks and Harry D. town to open a Chicago office for Gregg. all field service reps for the iseher Also talked to Frank Schroed- factory Members of the "Graduating" to dai l out at the plant in Tipton and he class were hosted to a cocktail party ippilc inlormed us business has been followed by dinner at the Hellenic iper6 and the entire Fischer line is Hotel in S.F. on the last day. Among guying much success these days. the many ops and service personnel at- teca Records hosted a cocktail party tending were Jim L. Bice, Milton P. CASH BOX the Ambassador East Hotel last Rose. Keith L. Hanson, Jerry F. ed. for songster Jimmy Damon. to Stephens. Michael Minard, David E. 1780 BROAD WAY • Gunderson. Robert Savala, Charles W. Ilene Oetil Prosser mild his latest single release •I'm All NE W YORK, N. Y. 10019 Need' hit 'That's the Way it Was' ('lark, M r, Stanley. Fred Harden. Clesslacailmi below mmy. who appears nightly at the Frank F. Entelisano: Peter E. rrollo, MY FIRM 0•11ATIG TIE mishit; Club here, endeared himself to Ken Ashloek. Joe N. James. Normal Enclosed find my check. e trade (luring last year's MOA Expo E. Young, Pat Burch and Paul C. FOLLOWING EQUIPMENT, hen he toured the exhibit area. . . Meyer — also Joseph L. Stephens and ID $25 for o full year (52 weeks) subscription (United MI( 801E1 . arwin Sales proxy Robert Garmisa Stewart Brickley ... Lance Hailstone. States, Canada, Mexico/ AMUSTMENT GAMES F] sales are for Nutting Associates of El $45 for a full year (Airmail United tat., Canada, CIGAIIITTE5 :'rdinek-ins that hitthe albumcurrent tilledEngelbert 'Engelbert Hum Mountain View will be down at the Mexico/ VOIDING M OUNTS ,) ,Irrottl is now available on little Teenage Fair at the Hollywood Pala- P. for immediate delivery . Gus dium then April 81h, exhibiting the I $55 for o full year 'Airmail other countries) 01.11111 inol of Singers One Stop, who keeps Computer Quiz . . Ransom White. ! $35 for o full year (Steamer mail other countries) insell very well inlormed as to the president of Cointronics, same city, ogles netas of Ion& operators, lists will be making an Eastern business e following releases as being Very trip before long including stops at NA ME live hereabouts. 'You Made Me So some of his 35 distributors. Howard iltTY Happy' by Blood. Sweat and Bartley. national sales manager vv oh ears on Columbia, 'Don't Give In To the firm just recently returned to his FIR M im by the Union Gap on Columbia. desk from distrib visits and says lut when You Dance' by 'Jay and the will be off again in the next feo ADDRESS merieana on UA, 'Memories' by weeks the Giants and Dodgers Presley on RCA and both the will be opening up their seasons in rib Clark tW13; and Andy Williams film next few days — should make quite CITY STATE ZIP #... ashimbia) recordings of 'Happy lew San F. and Los A cowmen Be Sure To Check Busimem Classification Akron? earr. pretty happy!

as‘h Box — April 5. 1969 CL ASSIFIE D A D V E RTISIN G S E CTIO N

COIN MACHINES CLASSIFIED AD RATE 20 CENTS PER WORD RECORDS-MUSIC WANTED (aunt then/ aaRCI inclialon all weeds in firrn name Numbers ill address count as one atad Mina men ad accepted $500 CASH OR CHECK MLIS1 ACCOMPANY ALL ORDERS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING If cash oe /Pe a 05 not enclosed with Wde. YOur detained ad .11 be nelo tor foltomeg issue Pend.ng re(e.P1 01 you. check u• Lad he Lan! Donut." all Ow MU make dye best al' lIe e • WE ARE CONSIANT BUYERS OF ALI AMIBI3MI-1/ Blur Gress New Re. 'id et vms I me moirs and tuner, spare pads ler ya.• NOIICt -$72 Cleaphel Advetbsert !Outside USA add 15.1 tri paw present subscript., cued 'Mite uNCLE TIM u fit e. DEPT . Er Wow MAX 1080 E. CO M O B 21 P.C.) You are entitled to a classified ad of 40 words in each weeks 'slue lie a penocy of A ARCADIA CALIFORNIA 41110ty BELGIUM One full seat 52 consecteive weeks You are allowed to thenge your Classified Ad each WANI RECORDS, 45; awl LP'. SurDera sewn week if you so desire An weds over 40 will be billed at the rate ot 204 pea *Ord Plea>, WANT 16111M A. 811IM bons d d. Re m ma . e. Ovetstock cut outs, etc Cell or Wrote HARE Y WA sbuihrtuards, sthabeboara doting gnat p.. count 'Nods cateto 11f Be sure yOur Ciafedied An Is sent lo reach New Yola Publatal1001 HINER Al KNICKERBOCKER MUSIC CO. • 53 m mu m equipment W me daleb3 make mnael toe Wednesday 12 Nord ra °deciding week to «wed , a the folio-wing week's ssue Lean Ave Yonke,s. New yolk 10705, GR 6.771 Oto'. awl best ram puce St Thomas Cmn SaR., 669 Saito SHeet SI Nia mey ()Mare Canada Classified Ads Close WEDNESDAY 45 NCI,' RECORDS, NEW Id) OUANIITY TOC LAB Ame 519-631 9550 Of small Highs-s! prices paid Write ‘tatoritt twin le tier liana TONY GALGANO DIM CO 4135 WE ARE ALWAYS INTERESTED IN USED ANO BRAND Send all copy to CASH BOX, Ii80 Broadway. 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New Wok 11365 COMPANY 2820 Noels extend Ellsd Si Lows, SELLING 4ST - LOT. - RETAIL 6, W HO ESAt FOR Self M U BINGOS & atilt L.,- AIS),) Milano!. 63107 1114, 652 1600 Seed to. free catalog ol old /ale records far sale Jennings Mills Par, slm ' it rightá TOP SALE 2 Places Pioneer, Gottlieb $125 ta Foredo dealers. Ode SverrE welcomed New fet Con-enlie. WANTED le Lod 15.5,• • s Hemp, Plaern Ice Revue Gottlieb 1175 ea 1 Playet Bank O MS 3600 Pai hundred, 155 00 per Ili user. ball V' fr Fri • . rn> A Ball, Gonteb 1170 ea 4 Player kraPPY Clown Ward 45s. LPs sureus overstdk, Nalouls CAE NEVADA 1114,110 Y, Goliewb 1175 ea 4 Beyer Dodge City Gottlieb INTERNATIONAL Eby (4. Broulthrt. NY 112 COIN MACHINES $291 ea I Man.' Tea House. wilhattb $179 50 (212)2515916 / ea All equipment A I continuo Send 1.3 deposal WANT RECORDS, 45: 11SED OR M N $1) tid e d. apt ... .3.v. my . 5 ; FOR SALE CENTRAL MUSIC CC P 0 Boa 284, Killeen stoat,. any quantity Wal buy co ererrei tin Rally Gtano St.. 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