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Command? • Victor Low-Priced Stereos Get Mono Tag • MGM Confab Sensational Capitol Plans Newsstand Sale On JFK LP**ABC ' Seeks To Nab Impulse Buyer • • Moss Tells Of TJB Founding • • January 14, 1967 Revolution In Sound For Command? • Victor Low-Priced Stereos Get Mono Tag • MGM Confab Sensational Int’l Section TONY BENNETT: THEY’RE PLAYING HIS SONG Begins Pg. 47 Straight from the Byrds'mouths. “SoJou Want to Be ” ’n’RollStar aRocka w 4-43987 \Everybody’s Been Burned Wingding albums byThe Byrds... v rik. srAvtmAn COLUMBIA:® MARCAS REG. PRINTED IN US.A. * S te f e O J, EIGHT MILES * HIGH - so < *. , HEY JOE WHAT’S HAPPENING?)?! CAPTAIN SOUL AND MORE CL 2549/ CS 9349* Where the soaring action is. On COLUMBIA RECORDS® CashBox Vol. XXVI 1 1— Number 26 January 14, 1967 (Publication Office) 1780 Broadway New York, N. Y. 10019 (Phone: JUdson 6-2640) CABLE ADDRESS: CASHBOX, N. Y. JOE ORLECK Chairman of the Board GEORGE ALBERT President and Publisher NORMAN ORLECK Executive Vice President The Fast Start MARTY OSTROW Vice President LEON SCHUSTER Treasurer IRV LICHTMAN Editor in Chief EDITORIAL TOM McENTEE Associate Editor If a favorite business lunch part- can instill confidence on levels of the ALLAN DALE EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS ner begs off for a date-yet-to- business. Of course, the consumer MIKE MARTUCCI JERRY ORLECK be-announced; if a label exec’s secre- doesn’t really care what kind of year a BERNIE BLAKE label has had, is having or will have. Director oj Advertising tary informs you that “I’m sorry, he’s ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES He’ll be glad to oblige a label with suc- out of town,” don’t fret. Nor should STAN SOIFER BILL STUPER cess, however, if he can obtain prod- HARVEY GELLER, Hollywood one see his dentist pronto. This is the uct that appeals to him; he won't give EDADLUM month when the business really goes General Manager a second thought to material that COIN MACHINES & VENDING on the move. It's sales convention, JOEL VANCE, Assistant doesn’t. Starting off the New Year with area-by-area contact and, on a global LEE BROOKS, Chicago, III. product with a greater of hap- LISSA MORROW, Hollywood chance ART DIRECTOR—WOODY HARDING level, festival and meeting-ground CIRCULATION—THERESA TORTOSA, Manager pening uplifts everybody. time. CHICAGO HOLLYWOOD LEE BROOKS HARVEY GELLER On the international scene, music 29 E. Madison St., 6290 Sunset Blvd., of events is likely to Chicago 2, III. Hollywood 28, Cal. None these (Phone: Financial 6-7272) (Phone: Hollywood 5-2129) men who are planning to attend the sour the demeanor of execs who will EUROPEAN DIRECTOR San Remo Festival and/or a newcom- NEVILLE MARTEN sneak in a few hours in the sun or set er, MIDEM, at the end of this can vi- ENGLAND NEVILLE MARTEN aside a quick see-the-sights venture; tally affect the course of the business Dorris Land 9a New Bond St. yet, policies, product and personal London, W1, Eng. during the year. Both San Remo as a Tel’ Hyde Park 2868 contact are being set in motion that song contest and MIDEM, designed as ITALY AUSTRALIA MARIO PANVINI ROSATI RON TUDOR may well determine what the financial a meeting-ground for the world music Galleria Passarella 2 8 Francis St., Milan (Italy) Heathmont, Victoria Tel: 790990 Tel: 87-5677 picture will look like for many com- market, will initiate and, in many in- ARGENTINA GERMANY MIGUEL SMIRNOFF panies come December, 1967. stances, finalize many deals. The U.S. MAL SONDOCK Raf^ela 3978, Josef Raps Strasse 1 Buenos Aires, music man will find this year a tre- Munich, Germany Tel: 69-1538 Tel: 326410 A fast break in the New Year is BRAZIL mendous receptivity to what he has to HOLLAND LUIS DE M. C. GUEDES PAUL Rua Rego Freitas, more important than ever. Psycholog- ACKET 289 3*. Thereslastratt 59-65 — andar offer, for American artists and songs Sao Paulo, SP The Hague ically, there is an element in maintain- Tel: 838500 MEXICO are once more topping the nation-by- ENRIQUE ORTIZ FRANCE ing momentum, especially considering Insurgentes Sur 1870 nation charts in foreign markets. CHRISTOPHE IZARD Mexico 20, D. F. f 24, Rue Octave Feulllet, Tel: 24-65-67 the happy fact that most companies Parle XVI Tel: 870-9358 CANADA JOHN MURPHY January is quite a month for the SCANDINAVIA 87 North Hill St. are pacing themselves at a rate de- Port SVEN G. WINQUIST Arthur, Ontario record business. If the enthusiasm it Tel: Kaggeholmsvagen 48, (807) 344 3526 signed to outperform the-year-before, Stockholm -Enskede, JAPAN Sweden, 59-46 85 generates can be carried over to the Tel: Adv. Mgr.: showings in SHOICHI KUSANO proving to be their finest SPAIN remaining months of the year, it can re- Editorial Mgr.: FEDERICO HALPERN history. Sagasta 23, MORIHIRO NAGATA lieve of of keeping Apartado 4025, 466 Hlqashl-Olzuml much the burden Madrid Neirimaku, Tell 2S7 0907—224 8600 Tokyo Putting one’s best foot forward in sales at a record-breaking pace. And SUBSCRIPTION RATES *20 per year anywhere In the U. 8. A. Published weekly. Second class postage of product and even the en- something to shout about is enthusi- paid at Bristol, Conn. 06012. U.8.A. terms Copyright Publishing Co., . • 1966 by The Cash Box Ine. All rights reserved. Copyright under Universal of various exotic meeting sites asm's ace-in-the-hole. Copyright Convention. virons 2 4 1 8 4 - — Cash BoxTOP 100 JANUARY 14, 1967 1/7 12/31 1/7 12/31 1/7 12/31 I'M A BELIEVER 35 DEVIL WITH A BLUE DRESS ON & HEY LEROY, YOUR MAMA'S 1 MONKEES-Colgems- 1 002 1 GOOD GOLLY MISS MOLLY CALLING YOU SNOOPY VS THE RED BARON MITCH RYDER & DETROIT WHEELS- JIMMY CASTOR-Smash-2069 79 84 ROYAL GUARDSMEN-Laurie-3366 2 3 New Voice-817 29 13 68 ARE YOU LONELY FOR ME TELL I f LIKE IT IS 36 I NEED SOMEBODY FREDDIE SCOTT-Shout-207 72 74 AARON NEVILLE-Parlow-1 01 4 8 ? (QUESTION MARK) & MYSTERIANS- 69 Cameo-441 28 22 PUSHIN' TOO HARD SUGAR TOWN SEEDS-GNP-372 76 77 NANCY SINATRA-Reprise-527 6 7 37 MAME 70 BREAKDOWN HERB ALPERT-A&M-823 30 23 COMMUNICATION GOOD THING ROY ORB ISON-MGM- 1 3634 78 80 PAUL REVERE & RAIDERS- HOW DO YOU CATCH A GIRL GIMME SOME LOVIN' Columbia-43907 9 1 SAM THE SHAM & PHARAOHS- 100 — MGMi-3649 47 61 SPENCER DAVIS GROUP-UA-50108 WORDS OF LOVE I'VE GOT TO HAVE A REASON MAMAS & PAPAS-Dunhil 1-4057 12 16 39 HELP ME GIRL — : DAVE CLARK FIVE-Epic-1 01 1 93 STANDING IN THE SHADOWS OF ANIMALS-MGM-1 3636 33 36 PAPA WAS TOO 73 GRIZZLY BEAR LOVE B YOUNGBLOODS-RCA-901 5 81 91 JOE TEX-Dial-4051 48 58 FOUR TOPS-Motown-1 1 02 10 19 IN THE BEAT GOES ON 8 SOLDIER KNIGHT RUSTY ARMOUR — COMING HOME PETER & GORDON-Capitol-5808 50 67 SONNY & CHER-Atco-6461 — BOBBY VI NTON-Epic- 10090 8 9 42 HAPPENINGS TEN YEARS TIME 75 1 DIG GIRLS 9 WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL J. J. JACKSON-Calla-l 25 83 88 NEW VAUDEVILLE BAND- AGO 76 DEAD END STREET Fontana-1 562 3 2 YARDBIRDS-Epic-l 0094 34 35 KINKS-Reprise-540 82 89 10 THAT'S LIFE 43 GALLANT MEN RIDE RIDE RIDE FRANK SINATRA-Reprise-531 5 5 SENATOR DIRKSEN-Capitol-5085 46 50 BRENDA LEE-Decca-32079 87 GEORGY GIRL 44 YOU KEEP ME HANGIN' ON 78 JUST ONE SMILE • SEEKERS-Capitol-7556 22 37 SUPREMES-Motown-l 101 38 30 12 MELLOW YELLOW GENE PITNEY -Musicor- 1219 80 83 45 1 (WHO HAVE NOTHING) DONOVAN-Epic-l 0098 7 4 TERRY KNIGHT & PACK- 79 IF YOU GO AWAY 13 SINGLE GIRL Lucky Eleven-230 43 46 DAMITA JO-Epic-5- 10061 84 85 SANDY POSEY-MGM-1 3612 13 15 46 1 FOOLED YOU THIS TIME LITTLE BLACK EGG TELL IT TO THE RAIN • NIGHTCRAWLERS-Kap p-709 90 97 GENE CHANDLER-Checker-1 1 55 45 47 • 4 SEASONS-Philips-4041 18 24 81 15 EAST WEST BLUE AUTUMN LOOK AT GRANNY RUN RUN • BOBBY GOLDSBORO-UA-50087 57 66 HOWARD TATE-Verve- 10464 85 92 HERMAN'S HERMITS-MGM-1 3639 15 20 DANGER SHE'S 16 (1 KNOW) I'M LOSING YOU 48 THERE'S GOT TO BE A WORD A STRANGER • 5 STAIRSTEPS-Windy C-604 — — THE TEMPTATI ONS-Gordy-7057 11 12 INNOCENCE- Kama Sutra-214 49 52 WE AIN'T GOT NOTHIN' YET 49 ANOTHER NIGHT 83 LOVE ME BLUES MAGOOS-Mercury-7622 25 39 DIONNE WARWICK-Scepter-1 21 8 56 62 BOBBY HEBB-Philips-40421 86 94 NASHVILLE CATS HELLO HELLO 84 BABY WHAT 1 MEAN DRIFTERS-Atlantic-2366 LOVIN' SPOONFUL-Kama Sutra-219 21 38 0 SOPWITH CAMEL-Kama Sutra-217 61 68 88 90 19 I'VE PASSED THIS WAY BEFORE WILD THING WALK TALL JIMMY RUFFIN-Soul-32027 20 26 0 SENATOR BOBBY-Parkway-1 27 69 — 2 OF CLUBS-Fratemity-975 — COLOR MY WORLD 52 KARATE I CAN'T PLEASE YOU • PET CLARK-Warner Bros.-5882 37 49 EMPERORS-Mala-543 58 63 JIMMY ROBBINS-Jerhart-207 — 21 MUSTANG SALLY GREEN GREEN GRASS OF HOME SOMETHING GOOD (IS GOING WILSON PICKETT-Atlantic-23 65 16 18 0 TOM JONES-Parrot-40009 67 79 TO HAPPEN TO YOU) 22 GOOD VIBRATIONS 54 KNOCK ON WOOD CARLA THOMAS-Stox-207 — BEACH BOYS-Capitol-5676 14 6 EDDIE FLOYD-Stax-1 94 44 43 IT MAY BE WINTER OUTSIDE 23 TRY A LITTLE TENDERNESS 55 LET THE GOOD TIMES IN FELICE TAYLOR-Mustang-3024 — OTIS REDDING-Volt-1 41 24 29 DEAN MARTI N-Reprise-538 59 64 THE TRAMP 24 CRY 56 GOODNIGHT MY LOVE LOWELL FULSOM-Kent-456 — RONNIE DOVE-Diamond-2 1 4 17 17 HAPPENINGS-B.
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